The Singapore Free Press, 3 March 1958

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    16 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper B Singapore, Monday, March 3, 1958. Price 15tts.
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    Lock icon Head boy leads his mates to safety
    94 1 Head boy leads his mates to safety f IVE buys escapIVci I heir pajamas early lay from a blazing ■r icliool dormitory at H im, England. severely damaged m w [ding but there Hi casualties. X oi tl youngsters, all m ly Ln their teens, were (i at 5 m
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    Lock icon REKTAL HOME AFIRE BUT NO PANIC
    62 1 REKTAL HOME AFIRE BUT NO PANIC ILOved to other l the hospital Fl re broke out yest Gloucestershire I'- Hospital, Coney t- oucester. fi were stationed the buildhig, but 5 no panic. J brought the Tire 11:1 control and the 1' were able to re- o their wards. v severely
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    Lock icon Red ships' move
    23 1 Red ships move tR sivin ships coastal patrol boats, o minesweeper* and six •tor boats passed the Dardanelles bound for the nean.~ Reuter
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    Lock icon STRUGGLE FOR LIFEBELTS AS CROWDED SHIP SANK
    221 1 STRUGGLE FOR LIFEBELTS AS CROWDED SHIP SANK 1 oi Turkey's 1 i disaster re- anbul yesterday trlcken pas- ird the ferry- r foufht with lor life prefore the boot (i sank in the Bea on Baturknown to have 1 the disaster in 1 now feared at People, mostly l their
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    REBELS: NEW R.I. APPROACH TO SINGAPORE GOVT.
    336 1 Indonesia In constant touch': Views made cleat about detained ships, trade, entry visas and passports THE INDONESIAN CONSULATE-GENERAL HAS TWICE MADE REPRESENTAx TIONS TO THE SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT ABOUT THE ACTIVITIES OF SUMATRAN REBEL LEADERS IN THE COLONY. This was disclosed to the Free
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    Thugs gag jaga, take safe and $5,000
    66 1 Thugs gag jaga, take safe and $5,000 THREE masked men, one said to have been armed with a sharp weapon, took a safe from a shop in Beach Road at 3.30 a.m. today after gagging the jaga, Ong Cheng Choon. A police spokesman said the safe contained $3,000 in cash
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    Lock icon Offence to listen to rebel radio -Jaktra report
    205 1 Offence to listen to rebel radio -Jaktra report riMIE Indonesian Premier, Dr. Djuanda, has announc- 1 ed that listening to rebel Padang radio is a con- stitutional offence, it was reported in Jakarta yes- terday. The newspaper Sinpo said the Premier t4»ld Parliament that violators are subject to punishment. I
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    Police attacked
    52 1 Marine police detectives who boarded a sampan off Alkaff Quay. Singapore, on Saturday morning were attacked, police said today. They said the detectives saw a man throw a package overboard. When it was recovered it was found to contain 16 bottles of brandy on which duty had not
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    Explosives found in launch
    38 1 A Customs patrt>l, intercepted a launch near Pulau Lima, oil Singapore at the week-end. The launch was escorted back to Clifford Pier. In it were found eight tins of explosives intended for "11--leff.il" fishing.
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    Crash victim improving
    40 1 Mr T. Doughty, an as■lstant cashier at the Naval Base dockyard, who was admitted to the British Military Hospital on Saturday night following a motor accident, is getting on well His condition was described n^ "satl factory".
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    WEST'S BIG 3 STILL DUBIOUS
    248 2 Siti'pris** iiiipw t.v Vi iff iff of* vaitvemion* DIPLOMATIC Consultations bit ween London. Paris and Washington are taking place about the Soviet agreement to hold a foreign ministers meeting pre paratory m summit talks, says a Paris report, Preach diplomats consider that the holding oj
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    'Rice yield record in Malaya'
    136 2 'Rice yield record in Malaya' ■^iik united states Agrl culture Department reported yesterday that Malaya's 1957-58 rice rvesi expected to be slightly bigger than the 1 1 cord ci op oi !!*r)G-. r )7. I'l he gain Is attributed to increased acreage and hei iei- cult oral practices, the department
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    Bed-time'shortie' at fashion show
    13 2 Bed-time'shortie' at fashion show iV# p j »-'"irea ner e modeling a shortie
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    Lock icon MOTOR STRIKE 10,000 MAY BE OUT OF WORK
    100 2 MOT OR STRIKE 10,000 MAY BE OUT OF WORK If MAINTENANCE I tractor plants !io.ooo nSTZi .i": I Standards ll( they were ${L%* Plants toda.v for n,,,, lre fl ance jobs 4hk h llt( n J been done since 1 1 no ll tenance men SwS," 1 overtime ban tour
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    Lock icon Ike to state his conditions today
    267 2 President Eisenhower will hold out for a presummit foreign ministers conference with authority to "talk turkey" when he meets Soviet Ambassador Mikhail A. Mcnshikov, tonight, it was learned in Washington yesterday Secretary of State John Foster Dulles will be present at the White House
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    Lock icon U.K. ALREADY PREPARING BIG WELCOME FOR FUCHS
    217 3 U.K. ALREADY PREPARING BIG WELCOME FOR FUCHS VIVIAN FUCHS and his bund of intrepid nans- Antarctic travellers wore the toast or t his! night. Glasses were raised in the bars and all other where persons gather for a quiet drink Sundays. The toast was "Dr. Vivian Fuchs 1 his men.
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    Lock icon Fire breaks out in U.K. destroyer
    44 3 Fire broke out in a boiler room of the British destroyer Decoy in Valletta Harbour, Malta, yesterday as she was preparing to .sail on exercises, Official SOurces .said .some damage was caused, but there were no casualties, Reuter
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    Lock icon A-sub visit to U.K.
    32 3 Tho American nuclear powered submarine "Skate" will spend five days at Portland, England, after hex Arrival there Ofl Wednesday, the United Slates embassy .said in London yesterday Reuter
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    Lock icon Nudist preview for a 'stately home' duke
    205 3 Nudist preview for a 'stately home' duke Day." r FHE Duke oi Bedford is hoping for a dry summer. The thought of nudists cavorting in plastic raincoats at his Woburn Abbey home is too much for him The 40-year-old Duke went to a private showing of a French nudist film
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    Lock icon First space trip by man 'in five years'
    346 3 First space trip by man 'in five years' A MAN will definitely be put IIX into outer space within the next five years. Dr. Wer- ncr yon lit aim, America's top rocket scientist, said in an interview last niffht on Bri- tish television. He also disclosed that America's second satellite
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    Lock icon BOMB CALLER THREATENS PRELATE
    134 3 HEAVY police guards ringed Catholic Archbishop Richard dishing of Boston yesterday following two threatening telephone calls. The calls were to Boston police headquarters, one late the previous right and the other early yesterday morning. Police said that an unidentified caller warned that there i was a
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      15 3 MARCH ISSUE |luJui^^^B|| f^ v^^ iK^fl ANGEL iN A PLASTIC BAG flB <^3s», WkwT/4k\ &^k^k\
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    The Singapore Free Press Monday, March, 3, 1953. Opinion Deserved award
    260 4 The Singapore Free Press Monday, March, 3, 1953. Opinion Deserved award yilA'i Malayan Airways should have been awarded the Cumberbatch Trophy comes as no surprise, for Vi ry clo.se to the top of all the organisations of which we in this part of the world can be justly proud must
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    Trying situation far a husband
    271 4 I U.As delighted to read an article by Dulcie Gray (above) in this paper last week, for Dulcie, apart from being my favourite film star, once played the part of my wife. Let me explain. I had written the script for a film and one
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    HE SKIPPED THE DOLLAR DAZZLE
    324 4 I\UKING the week I had the great pleasure of meeting Mr. George Weltier, Vice-President or the Paramount Pictures Corporation Whrn I say pleasure nean that, for it, is so jeldom one gets the chance )f meeting a man who Is it the peak of his
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    Laughter ended visit to art show
    673 4 Laughter ended visit to art show PELHAM GROOM writes every Monday IKNOW little or nothing about art. The scale Of my experience lice between the rather set watercolours produced by my father and the effusions of my brother-in-law. Tlie former I could understand. for his trees were like trees and
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      87 4 -I modern This sensible young mothei knows the value oi a FeedrUe Ponder fYlolli^t'S" FEEDRITE W/T T7 I lie Feed rite Wonder Rahy HTf^rr^i reedei i- approved and recoffi* mended bj Doctors, Health xo-Jv visitors and Mid-Wives because I rr^il ii keeps baby's milk warm right j f& through the
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    MASTER OF CABLE SHIP TO RETIRE
    109 5 jfyXGAPORE will be saying farewell to a seafaring ■personality, Captain L. l 5 5 ()1 C.S. Recorder an;d Wireless Ltd, retires next month. I, Recorder i.s one of ami Wireless Ltd 'a rab!( hips based on I s ;«pore which are resI. for maintaining
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    Lock icon WHAT YOU TELL TO POLICE WILL BE KEPT SECRET
    373 5 WHAT YOU TELL TO POLICE WILL BE KEPT SECRET JHE Singapore Police yesterdaj appealed to the public to come forward with their ideas and suggestions to step up tht war against the increasing crime wave. An official spokesman for the police told the Free Press that the DUblic should fell
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    Lock icon U.K. cars on show
    28 5 Britain with 25 different makes of cars is the largest I exhibitor in the Geneva International Motor Show I opening on March 13. Reuter
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    Lock icon SHIP for CHINA-EUROPE RUN
    48 5 18 YEAR-OLD freigh- Waa renamed tin 1 !f| at Plymouth l! Ocean Tradmpany oi Hong b new n ie carrying cargo between Europe and Communist China The Hereford <IM'\ tons i ha s bo< n surveyed ami refitted and have, tomorrow fox China Reuter
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    A LANGUAGE ROW IS NOW SETTLED
    128 5 A LANGUAGE ROW IS NOW SETTLED THE Singapore City Council ha* ended the controversy over language Qualifications foi the ten assistant hawkei and market Inspectors who arc to be recruited ■soon. The .stall committee o[ the council which considered the Question had recommended that applicants .should be conversant with one
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    67 5 Mr. Ciioou Yuen Thiam, teacher from the Cluing Una Middle School at Port Dickson. is oongratnlated after being presented with a -certificate on comple- tion (»i a special course for teachers of English by Mr. Logan Wilson. President of the University of Texas. United States. At the same ceremony at
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      70 6 FRESHEST NEW TASTE IN SMOKING! I niniHlF O&1S WITH 800IHIN0 MEMTHOt MIST' s II Vfenthol Misi malm the big II Os rich lobflCCO taste fresh* i I I whilt you smoke... i\\u\ the II freshness stays with you II /'>//^ ff/ftH stnokitigi t »<i- II \«-\i pack imoke the I"'-
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      170 6 w "> Mill '"iFiriiAwiE I CfOiAlK THAI HIS Pl/OSUBQS HAVE WSm **r 1W 'zOOH. TH£ PEOPLES ''''H MI AVH*./( f '*-f W'fft^dCt O' I I I BEE*J XUISO. T AUVAk ru&NS AkVAV j j j~~^*—*j I Of I^ALGAO WV»LL GEAR nl j j£Ff- *-v^^vk£ S s^lo J 3IAXDIIAKE by Loo
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      584 6 1 ••"•llUtllMltliil I m I I BORN today, you have an Invent!* mechahical mind which mLS I mint yo U a million were you 2 u SSS r proper use of it! Uo This does not mean that you merely a visionary character fn/j! you have a brain-wave, you ar'i
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    FATE OF MACE IS UP TO GOVT.
    279 7 nonsuit I donor I also, I people I urge m last word has not been ■about the Mayor's fc.it, which SingaK)o!« city councillors ■h;i drtided should ■bt luinded over to the ■G' 1 1 s-nimont for dis-■j-!:i'. in Ruffles Mu■i'. i rnnieni officials
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    Lock icon QUEEN MOTHER VISITS OLD GOLD MINE TOWN
    57 7 QUEEN MOTHER VISITS OLD GOLD MINE TOWN Thousands of people yesterday welcomed the Queen Mother to the former gold mining centre of Ballarat. 74 miles from Melbourne. She spent an hour and a half in the historic city where armed gold miners resisting the prospectkig laws a century ago fought
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    38 7 picture. Soldiers carrying automatic rifles patrol South Vietnam's jungles with elephants. The country's 150,000 strong army, supported largely by American military aid, is outnumbered by about 2 to 1 by Ho Chi minh's North Vietnam Communist U.P. army.—
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    Lock icon Rossellini's lawyer on mystery mission
    133 7 Rossellini's lawyer on mystery mission ERCOLE GRAZIADEI. lawyer of Ingrid Berman and Roberto Rossellini. for whom he obtained a legal separation last November, took off from Rome for New York and Mexico City last night. He refused to comment on reports that to Mexico he would seek a divorce for
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    Yogi challenges a sanke charmer and stakes $5000
    189 7 Yogi challenges a sanke charmer and stakes $5000 A SINGAPORE yogi has thrown out a challenge worth $500 to an Indonesian snake charmer and to anyone else who wishes to take him on. The yogi, John de Cruz, says in the challenge that the snake charmer, Samat bin AH, would
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    Hindu officials elected
    37 7 The following were elected officials of the Singapore Hindu Sabai at its annual meeting yesterday: Messrs. A. Lakshmanasamy. president, P. Velupillai, vice-president, N. Mohan, secretary, G. M Mohanavelu, assistant secretary, and S. Swamfnathan, treasurer.
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    SIT PUN TO END QUEENSTOWN LIFT COMPLAINTS
    209 7 SIT PUN TO END QUEENSTOWN LIFT COMPLAINTS PAUSE for complaints by tenants of multistoried SIT flats in Queenstown about lifts not reaching the ground and top floors may soon be removed. A spokesman for the SIT told the Free Press that new rules for operating the lifts had been put
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      148 7 f SINGAPORE HIGH TIDES TODAY: 10.13 p.m. TOMORROW: 9.29 a.m. and 10.4.~> p.m. WEDNESDAY: 10.17 a.m. and 11.17 p.m. THURSDAY: 11.04 am and 11.51 p.m. FRIDAY: 11.49 a.m. SATURDAY: 0.23 a.m. and 12.36 a.m. SUNDAY: 0.58 a.m. and I.M a.m. Today's Radio Programme 1.10 pm. A MuMf.il Apertlf; Share Market
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    Pearlshell is their business ET THE TWELVE SETS OF TWINS —ALL
    815 8  - Pearlshell is their business ET THE TWELVE SETS OF TWINS ALL BASIL HALL By "I'M t RE arc )5 Malays and 63 Chinese among the divers engaged m the lucrative pearlshell industry in northern and north-western Australian Some of the Malays in Torres Straits islands have been there for two
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    NOW AT THE SAME SCHOOL
    124 8 NOW AT THE SAME SCHOOL school. whidß boasts of havingfl seven set* «»i twifflß a moil s its P»P ils H has bee n ouM classed bj St. Eliza* beth's Roman CaJ tholic Primarß School in Coventrjß England. I For there they lia rf .M sets of twins. Pictw™ 1
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    SHE GETS THAT JOB ON A YACHT
    188 9 SHE GETS THAT JOB ON A YACHT A KICK YOUNG I MAN who ad- I zvertised in a high f Eclass personal column* =for a cook-stewar- =dess for a lengthy f strip on his two-mem 1 gt/GCht has just got g Ethe shock of his life He has left London
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    ...THEY COULD STILL TEMPER JUSTICE WITH MERCY
    873 10 ...THEY COULD STILL TEMPER JUSTICE WITH MERCY Perak was by far the most lenient state before the advent of British rule, writes Pelham Groom, and even had a law which included 'hitting below the belt IHIMIIIIIIIIIMIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIMIIIIIMIIMHIIIIIIIIAII UfHEX one remembers some of the terrible TT punishments that the law could and
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    Boat dash saved wife in blazing ship
    395 10 Boat dash saved wife in blazing ship 1 doi,,h Frice **m others rroni the B fiW^ Jon a ri isll fn JJHJ Muristan are £lv on the vu s t of J.e^Sd at Bahrein ta i» i sian Golf, rer jj They are among iho !ue J i whenThei t0
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    By-passing history
    80 10 If motorists want to view this historic markrt cross in Wvmondham. Norfolk in the near future s they will have to make a special detour. Soon, it will be by-passed by a new daiil carnaee- 5 way that will enable traffic to miss the town ana 5 avoid
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    Lock icon WATER, WATER...
    584 11 Jnepurtment is Bt.i cv la r. In six reft the consump[ion of water has m>( (I to 20 million Ens a day. In the M two or three jjrs were going to m go million gal-EBiv:-<-<lible amount, of I wasted. While the neT authorities have ■a illegal the
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    SINGAPORE SPOTLIGHT
    265 11  -  adelaide Eastle BY.. protegee, Miss Florence Coffee. The 23-year-old Florence, who gained her Master's decree at the University of Texas, scored highest in the Rotary Foundation Fellowship competition for academic piowess. Tour in //t#> world Snt i is tOMi'ing the world on her way to Australia tor a
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    IF YOU'RE HAVING A BABY...
    1359 12 S*>sitt> first siops f«tr tnitthvrs-iv'-hv "j"HE preparation of a woman for the BIG event of her life, namely childbirth, is so important that it is amazing how few women put themselves under medical care right from tie beginning of pregnancy or from the time they
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    Teeth shock for Britain
    295 12 Teeth shock for Britain MX »--«wui (I|l four -town exn*ri inent in urini 118 toothache toftM issued soon Brita£ It vll shnvv t,, al children's teeth beoomlne worse evS year. It deals Ul(h Xl marnock, in lyrshire Scotland; pan 0 n fflesey, Wales; and t Watford, in llcttfurdshirc. and Andover
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    Your queries answered
    147 12 I A TTBN nED my doctor complaining oj heavy tosses v Ith mum, large dots This had bcr doing on torubout six months, accomVan icd by oss uf iQ&gfu and backache. The gynaecologist he sen/ me to said l had a poh/))us and advised rcmo\ al. Please
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    Lock icon PLASMA PROPULSION' NEXT?
    440 13 rias lor use in soace flights THE "HYDROMAGNETIC TECHNIQUES" BEING DEVELOPED BY THE H-POWER PEOPLE "GIVE THE SECRET OF HOW TO DO IT," DR. TUCK SAID. THE CHARGED PARTICLES OF SUPERHEATED GASES ARE PRACTICALLY THE FASTEST THINGS IN NATURE NEXT TO LIGHT AND SOME COSMIC RADIATION. They
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    Lock icon Bonn gets going...
    54 13 I til tte for PI 31cw!Gi i i. 1 research Insi ute, li to tart ex 'H< <\ nucl ar fusion w ■< [mllfiu and American rest archer s l(ii by nr Wi rner Hi I i nbi pb M, 1 Germany's wartime atomic project, 1 German
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    Lock icon THE WORLD OF SCIENCE FUCHS COULD HAVE TAKEN REACTOR
    126 13 THE WORLD OF SCIENCE FUCHS COULD HAVE TAKEN REACTOR I)K. VIVIAN FUCHS could have taken a "pack*J age" nuclear reactor to the South Pole which would have supplied electricity there for many years, according to an atomic expert iv England. Dr. 11. M, Finniston chief metallurgist at tin Atomic Energy
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    Lock icon NID TO HARNESS THE SUN
    121 13 NID TO HARNESS THE SUN The first Japanese attempt to harness the radiant heat of the sun and put It to work generating electricity to operate a wireless telephone system is to be made sometime alter April. The Tohoku Electric Power Company Is planning to generate 50 watts of electric
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    Zeta's big brother built
    376 13 Zeta's big brother built ORITAINS super thermo-nuclear fusion experimental plant the great big brother to Zeta is to be sited at Harwell. rhis will enable the band of 12 principal scientists responsible for Zeta to carry on their research without interruption, and at the same time to expand their staff.
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    CAMBRIDGE TRIAL
    66 14 With the 1!>:>8 Inter-Varsity Boat Rare only a few *eeks ahead, the Cambridge oarsmen are making prorress with their training o*n the Cam. They have ichieved a level of uniformity and are acquiring steaditess and an excellent combination of les and bodywork. A Cambridge Trial Eight is here
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    AMAZING LEAP BY SCHOOLBOY
    174 14 AMAZING LEAP BY SCHOOLBOY EUGHTEEN-year-old Jim McCann set tour records with ij a remarkable Long Jump In the New South Wales athletic championship a 1 Moore Park (Sydney). His leap 01 2 HI. 7Jin. set ;in Australian junior record and New south wales resident open, re&ident junior and junior He
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    Lock icon CHINA AT ICE HOCKEY FEDERATION
    45 14 A three-member Com- munist Chinese delegation Left Peking yesterday by air for Oslo to attend 'the annual congress of the International Ice Hockey Federation. The delegates will attend the 1958 world and European ice hockey champion- snips in o.sio.— U.P.
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    Lock icon A SOVIET WORLD CHAMP BEATEN
    42 14 A crowd oi 27,000 saw Knut. Johannesen, of Norway, boat world .speed skating champion Oleg GonCharenkO, Ol the Soviet union, in the 10.000 metre* eveitt on (he .second day of a tWO-daY infnrn:itinnnl contest in Oslo. Reuter
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    A poor reward
    34 14 s«.nt i r' ld I ni t<l( L ar l<l<l as »»taM| hosts ffhtfl thrv s r s'rr P thelr SPSfM Tcmplan League opponents lor thru transpoitr,! musts brut them 5-1.
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    Carlos outboxes tough Filipino
    286 14 L\VULx JIrIL UAMKS iigniweii;ni ooxcr max Carlos of ictorb I won every round of his 12-round flash with light-weight Fmi Tinde of the* Philippines at Melbourne Stadium but had to takeS greatest care from start to finish. After the ftght the Australian .aid: "This fellow is
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    AUSSIE BID FOR S. AFRICAN FIGHTER HOLT
    165 14 AUSSIE BID FOR S. AFRICAN FIGHTER HOLT STADIUMS LTD. hope to bring South African Mike Holt and a world-ranked American boxer to Sydney to fight glain o v r Queensland middleweight Ciive Stewart. These moves were made after the fiasco at Sydney Stadium when Stewart knoekedout lower. ranked America n
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    183 15 Sick Malayan helps in Oxford rout \ON Ch ng Teik of Malaya left a sick bed d help Cambridge beat Oxord 14-1 in the annual iter-varsity badminton )mpetition lasi night in ambridge. Oon, despite an abscess in Is ear and the after effects t influenza, won In the Ingles and
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    570 15  -  ALLAN LEWIS (o) [TOLIDAY FLIGHT was one of the easiest winners I have seen for some time when he took ;he Class 2, Div. 2 sprint at Penang on Saturlay. Mortimer tried to ride him in behind but le pulled himself to the
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    82 15 MR. Travis Keer's Round Table scored his 16th win in 17 races when he won the Santa Anita Handicap over 1!4 at Arcadia, California yesterday. Terrang was second, 2V2 lengths behind, and Porterhouse third. In Miami, Florida, the Cu.'umet Farm's Tim Tarn won the Flamingo
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    348 15 FLASH ELORDE REGAINS HIS TITLE CJLEVER Filipino Sghter F lash Klorde last night regained the Far Eastern lightweight title he lost last year to Thailand's Omsan Laempafha by out boxing Japanese title holder Hiroshi Oka\va on a unanimous 12-round decision. A disappointingly small crowd of 3,500 fans saw a disappointingly
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    130 15 ■the Australian rugby union team will tour Canada and the United L states after the current series in Europe, Ycstorriay In Bordeaux Prance 'B" beat the Aus i ralian team by i ighi point i(o goal and 1 1;, ito l hree i.< try j
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    22 15 Britain beat France 23-9 i a rugby league internaional in Grenoble yesteiay, after leading 10-7 at lall-time. Reuter.
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    24 15 West Germany beat Belgium 2-0 after leading 1-0 at half-time in a soccer international in Brussels yes- tcrday.— Reuter
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    33 15 Jaroslav Drobny of Egypt won the Carlton tennis 2lub's International Spring rourney yesterday at Cannes by defeating Jean-Noel CJrinda of France, 6-3, 4-6. 3-1. 4-6, 8-fl in a thrpp-liour natch. U.P.
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    188 16 ||W. tvoe front f ont nt tut tsw /Minnas** Tito deelureu war on bosses* luxury living rill-. Tito regime is tV'4ging a new campaign, lo break lux ury living among Communist ollicials. factory managers anil an army of whitecollar "bureaucrats." With the managerial class as the
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    116 16 LEADING WARSAW RED IS EXPELLED FOR SHARP ATTACK ON PARTY POLICY A leading member of the pro-Soviet faction In the Polish Communist Parly. Wiktor Klosiewicz, has been expelled from the central committee and severely censured for undermining the Party's unity, the official party newspaper Trybuna Ludu .said in Warsaw yesterday.
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    133 16 BO AC seek Far East flights via Russia and Red China BRITISH OVERSEAS AIRWAYS CORPORATION has asked for government level negotiations for 8.0.A.C. routes to the Far East across Russia and China, a corporation spokesman said in London yesterday. The airline had approached the Ministry of Transport and Civil Aviation
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    51 16 picture. Mr. S. Shibusawa (left) the Japanese Ambassador to Siani, and Mr. Choi Duk Shin, the Korean Ambassador to South Vietnam, who flew into Singapore last night on their way to Kuala Lumpur where they will head their nations' delegations at the ECAFE confer- Free Press
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    134 16 It was the .second such: American built mystery i piano to lane at Bone in the past week. A B-17 "flying fortress" landed there last Tuesday and was carryirm a load of arms claimed to be ae 3K ned for South America. n Tl ?i'°
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