The Singapore Free Press, 10 March 1958

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper K r j.jn sinjjipcie, Monday, March 10, 1958. price 1511s.
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    COMPULSORY VOTING? Lib-Socs to decide polls stand tomorrow
    213 1 COMPULSORY VOTING? Lib-Socs to decide polls stand tomorrow iHE executive commit ton of the Liberal Socialist Party will meet tomorrow to consider Labour Front suggestions to Introduce compulsory voting, ban the use of cars to take voters to polling stations and declare election clay a public holiday. pressing his personal
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    RUBBER PRICE
    20 1 .£"S erade rubber ngapore this morning at ghth lfs a lb up Pclosi ß^^ Frlleady The tone was
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    Lock icon BONN: WE DEFEND BRITAIN, TOO
    102 1 H IHH Prw« Josef h West German v p Minister, said in a t '^cm television inyesterday: -■^^nd Groat Britain i n s we defend Oer- He said the stationing of British troops in Germany which has led to recent disputes over the cost of
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    Lock icon The Shah gets Soraya's reply to 'ultimatum'
    204 1 The Shah gets Soraya's reply to 'ultimatum' /\NLY an eleventh hour change of mind by the Shah of Persia will prevent dissolution of his seven-year childless marriage to beautiful Queen Soraya, informed court circles said in Teheran yesterday. Their prediction came as the Queen's uncle, Senator Amir Jang Assad Bakhtiari,
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    Lock icon Sudan poll count
    19 1 Counting of votes in the Sudan's first general election since she achieved independence begins today.—- Reuter
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    TWO DANGEROUSLY ILL
    69 1 TWO of the four mahjong players who were attacked by secret society men in a club in Havelock Road last night are on the dangerously ill list at the General Hospital. They are Ong Seng Chuan and Poh Kim Siong. The two other men, Teo Kim Liang
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    Lock icon TIME HAS COME TO FIGHT, REBELS TOLD
    416 1 TIME HAS COME TO FIGHT, REBELS TOLD Central Sumatra military thief issues order as red-eyed troops peer into night for Jakarta invasion fleet JHE CENTRAL SUMATRAN rebel military commander, Colonel Ahmad Hussein, has told his troops that "the time has come for us to fiffht for our ideals." In a
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    Lock icon Gun attack but the President was away
    85 1 Gun attack but the President was away OULLETS were fired into the grounds of Lebanese President Camille Chamoun's summer residence at Beit Eddin, South Lebanon, yesterday without causing casualties Or damage. The palace was not in official use at the time, and the President will not be in residence there
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    Lock icon Off home today
    31 1 The Queen Mother leaves Mauritus by air today on her way home to London after a 48-hour delay caused by engine trouble in her Super Constellation airliner. Reuter
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    Lock icon STORMY SEAS HOLD UP FUCHS
    113 1 STORMY seas have delayed the expedition ship Endeavour, bringing Dr. Vivian Fuch's Antarctic party to New Zealand. Bob Miller, official correspondent with the expedition, reported that the Endeavour's captain had reduced speed and turned into the wind for about eight hours. Later the Endeavour resumed
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    P.I. 'not intimidated by Red warning to S.E.A.T.O. blot
    345 2 P.I. 'not intimidated by Red warning to S.E.A.T.O. blot Mr. FELIXBEKTO SERRANO, Philippines Foreign Affairs Seeretani elared in Manila yesterday that his country would not be in timid by the Soviet Union's warning to the S.E.A.T.O. nations. He repeated that the Philippines intended at tin S.E.A.T.O torn oi ministers meeting
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    'PREVENT DISORDER' APPEAL BY FOOT
    182 2 'PREVENT DISORDER' APPEAL BY FOOT SIR HUGH FOOT, Governor of Cyprus, appealed to the people 01 the island In a broadcast last night to 'prevent dISOIXIe which would mean disaster." He .said that the recent EOKA threat to launch a passive resistance campaign is intended to be against the Government
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    Lock icon 'Navy to scrap 14 warships as surplus'
    107 2 FIVE British aircraft carriers, live cruisers and four destroyers, all In the reserve fleet, are to be disposed of as surplus to naval requirements, the London Daily Telegraph reported today. The newspapers naval correspondent said the vessels are to be scrapped or sold
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    Lock icon Aga visits India
    22 2 The Aga Khan arrived in New Delhi yesterday for a two-day stay as: guest of the Indian Government.- Reuter
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    MINISTER, SENATOR FIGHT SABRE DUEL
    97 2 PERUVIAN Interior Minister Jorge Fernandez slashed and seriously wounded a Senator who accused him of cowardice in a sabre duel yesterday Both men spurned trie traditional handshake and left the field enemies Fernandez, plump and 4G. carried the fight to hi* younger opponent Senator Wilson
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    RUSSIA REPEATS TACTICS USED AGAINST WEST
    166 2 RUSSIA'S threat-backed proposal for a "collective peace treaty" in Asia made on Saturday is seen by observers in London to be part of Moscow's recent tactics of trying to intimidate the militarily weakei and small member nations of anti-communist regional defence systems. The observers
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    Lock icon Chocolate king die
    28 2 Mr. Barrow Cadbury. i 96 the oldest member of t! cocoa and chocolate famil died at his home In Bii mingham. England, yestei day. Reuter
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    Lock icon Monarchy taken too gravely—Muggeridge
    219 3 Monarchy taken too gravely—Muggeridge MALCOLM MUGGER}i i!H;i\ British journalist im l former editor of Punch, IV culled the British t r chy a useful institution on t lP subject of which inv fellow-countrymen as well as Imerlcana have lately frighteninfly solemn." Itinjj in Esquire magaMr. Muffgerldge recalled which had been
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    Lock icon UNEMPLOYMENT GREEPING OVER BRITAIN SAYA LABOUR CHIEF
    101 3 UNEMPLOYMENT GREEPING OVER BRITAIN SAYA LABOUR CHIEF [PLOYMENT is beginning to creep over tin in the same way as in the depres[o3o and 1931, Mr. James Griffiths, deer of the Labour Opposition, declared in a last night. Griffiths said: "The shadow of unll is beginning to creep over this land
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    Lock icon 200 MPs in war on Sunday blue laws
    143 3 200 MPs in war on Sunday blue laws 200 Members 0/ nt from both pj >ar 1 ;lt on Sunday I, B Itons h ■'■hi on 1 r im, •a/ out on a it I r/w/ preserved go to fh i 77<i.-- m gr/U b< ton! hail am tin pubs
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    Lock icon Now it's a Royal 'wait and see' romance
    130 3 Now it's a Royal 'wait and see' romance PRINCESS IMARGARE. TIIA and her British suitor Robin Douglas. Home (above) decided yesterday to postpone their engagement indefinitely. In a brief communique, the Master of the King's Household. Erik Welter, announced that Mr. Douglas-Home will so back to England today bat "intends
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    Lock icon Stripper splatters actress Ekberg with tomatoes
    195 3 Stripper splatters actress Ekberg with tomatoes STRIP TEASP! d;inci i i eljn (Tri asure Che > We! i wa fre< d or bail on i irgea ol splati srlng Ai Ita i bei w,i h two over ripe b toi lie th r> w\\ h c m dl B Hoi
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    Lock icon CHURCH STANDS FAST, SAYS POPE
    93 3 CHURCH STANDS FAST, SAYS POPE rpHE Pope, .still gravely 1 ore- occupied by the Italian court conviction of a Roman Catholic Bishop tor datamation, told 30,000 cheering pilgrims yesterday that the church would never abandon Its fundamental principles. The 82-year-old Pontill told a mas s audience in St Peter's basilica
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    The Singapore Free Press Monday, March 10, 1958. Opinion Apathy and fear
    228 4 The Singapore Free Press Monday, March 10, 1958. Opinion Apathy and fear /\NE of the greatest curses of Singapore is apathy. Titiapathy as it is generally known. We have seen it when the r< suits of elections have been announced. We see it when a crowd assaults a policeman and
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    Great Exodus
    826 4 PELHAM GROOM writes every Monday 1 t*i vrvvfj th ing prapvv ptav4> tlfi is well known OUI new spajHT < maiiation na> just had ;l major move Times House ;ni'i i was mazed at ]he smool h 3s and ffl ■i»'iic v Anyone who lias been In the
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    THE ENCYCLOPAEDIA SAYS SO TOO
    591 4 LAST MONTH I mentioned one or two mistakes that translators had made in the past, and T quoted the case of poor little Cinderella. This has produced a very interesting letter from Mr. C. W. A. Sennett, who beeins by saying that he hopes that
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    MAYOR CALLS FOR 2 SITTINGS
    239 5 Seeking more time for council debates SINGAPORE City Council may in future hold two meetIngs a month instead of one to u void long night sessions and give members more time to air their views on every Item on thr agenda. The Mayor. Mr. Ohg
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    Lock icon Yogi John Uses white roses in ritual to rid home of cobras
    409 5 Yogi John Uses white ros es in ritual to rid home of cobras John de Cruz (below?) has begun a r iine-day magic ceremony which he said u(» i i keep snakes from the Kulkarni house- in Sennett Road, Singapore, for 22 years. The family had lived in fear of
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    Lock icon GREEK KING TO VISIT LEBANON
    21 5 fl "l and Quocn of Greece have invitationi to pay to the ujmSS, i Switzerland.*- Reuter
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    FASHION SHOW OF SHOES THROUGHOUT THE AGES
    153 5 4 SPECTACULAR pag- eani ol shoes fashionable through the ii^'- s and a parade of 1958 shoe styles which have originated in the world's leading designers 1 salons will be held Kt Raffles Hotel on March 19. The show win honour the arrival
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    Lock icon FREEMASON DIES
    32 5 Sir Sydney White, grand secretary ol the United Grand Lodge of England, a post carrying world wide responsibility, died ;it his home at Bickley, Kent,, gpnrinnH yesterday aged 73. Reuter
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      194 6 ''jKrV'" lIAU'KK l»> SyAwy J«»rdan AS JEPP HAWKETS PISTOL CUTS "1 06^ SCHEME HO«KS TtX> I fflHßSl^^ W^VA^ff THXxxj&H rue srr+uCTuae. the heavy well a flying f&agmemt mE*BkVv\ \j 7 fkWm mm KusstLC cotLAf>ees and blocks oue pieqceg the fusl chamber or USX%m£\ l Y \\J\\ I f m K/TiH
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      422 6 BORN today, you have one 0) thai strong, forceful eharactei V h\2 take.s everything i u it s >t must, however, be warned as becoming too dogmatic. You like things to go yi ur wa< you can become a little clii others try to do things their wai under your
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    UNION 'ACTION' MEN WATCH REDUNDANCY NEGOTIATIONS
    278 7 UNION 'ACTION' MEN WATCH REDUNDANCY NEGOTIATIONS ;ii committee of the Singapore Srrl iuons us carefully watching the pro--.'tiations between individual union tives Services authorities on re--I;u Uii ncy and severance pay. Th< committee wanted to negotiate with the on behalf of the Federation repre- Air Ministry, War Department \AFI employees,
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    ANNUAL DANCE COMPETITION
    41 7 The annual Singapore Rock'n' Roll and Cha-Cha-Cha dance champlonship.s will be held at the Great World Cabaret on March 16 and 17. The winners will meet the official champions of Selangor on April 4 at the same venue.
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    PROFITS WOULD GO OVERSEAS -GOVT. WARNED
    274 7 PROFITS WOULD GO OVERSEAS -GOVT. WARNED TTIE Singapore Manu- facturers' Association have warned the Government not to rush into joining an international private investment corporation. This proposal was outlined bv the Minister of Commerce and Industry. Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy, at the ECAFE conference in Kuala Lumpur on Thursday. He
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    No confidence in Ong say 10,000 workers
    245 7 No confidence in Ong say 10 ,000 workers THE Singapore City Council r Labour Unions Federation has told the Mayor, Mr. On* Eng Guan, that its 10,000 members have lost confidence in him because he had so far failed to settle their demands. The Federation's demands include implementation of the
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    39 7 Lady Ban don. i wife of Air Mar- shal the Earl of |Ba.n d o n. Com- mander in Chief Far East Air Force, makes friends with a small inmate when she visited I the R.S.P.C.A. In Orchard Road.
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    'Copter men adopt Windmill girls
    40 7 Members of the 820 naval helicopter squadron have "adopted" London's Windmill Theatre and its show girls, it was announced in London yesterday. The nine planes are being named after girls in the revue theatre.— Reuter.
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      42 7 SINGAPORE HIGH TIDES! TODAY: 2.15 p.m. TOMORROW: 2.08 a.m. and 3.09 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 2.48 a.m. < and 4.12 p.m. THURSDAY: 3.33 a.m. and 5.46 p.m. FRIDAY: 4.31 a.m. and 8.10 p.m. < SATURDAY: 6.00 a.m. < and 9.12 p.m. SUNDAY: 7.53 a.m. and 9.52 p.m.
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      116 7 Today's radio programme 1 15 p.m. A Musical Aperitif; 1.30 Time Signal and News; 1.45 a Musical Dessert; 2.00 close Down; 357 Schools Broadcast; 500 Interlude for Music; 5.15 Their Kind of Music; 5.30 Children's Playhouse; 6.00 Students Notebook; 0.18 Women's HalfHour; (5.45 UghtS On; 653 Announcements and Singapore Share
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    OLD SOLDIER ALF THOUGHT HE WAS A HUNDRED
    190 8 OLD SOLDIER ALF THOUGHT HE WAS A HUNDRED ah Hawklm t- > U fcba B onlj nfiemb€j ol the 67th Regiment ol Foot living today hai In th€ p^at al« ways celebrated nil bntn- day OD Ft-bniaiy 14. B When the date waJS drawing near Ait^ daugh- kef Mrs. Gertrude
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    WOMAN OF THE YEAR
    126 8 /\N( E again for the eleventh time Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt, the Rlobe trotting, tlrelesi wife oj the late u.s. president, has topped the famous annual Gallup poll j'imfd at discovering the woman, any woman, anywhere Americana admire most. To nnv American th<> thought o] Mrs. Roovcveii
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    A bird in hand
    64 8 A bird in hand The bird in Dirk Bogarde's hand is certainly worth more Mian two in the bush. It's a trained canary who was' demonstratXhfirh 0 its tricks of puning a eigareMe The canary, which can also thread a needle it watched by fascinated |apane,e actres, Yoko S Tani,
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    £43,000 S OF SANDY AND TICH RET
    395 8 £43,000 S OF SANDY AND TICH RET I>\\K robbers Fred Clarke and Sydn* I 1J ton, alias Sandy and Tich, both ha 1 to* jail for 10 years with a secret worth )f«l The secret: hiding Dlace 4^ ui the loot, ail untraceable pound notes and fivers, from the safe-blowing
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    THAT T.V OUCH
    63 8 THAT T.V OUCH llo'> the show bus to thousands oi fans. Vanghan wavy-haii Fi And h hen he ipp ni^lit Susan stayed i And she could not re! Frankie recentli week tow linked witl Years." •(■••••••••I m.iiih ol l!n i ye:ir l-month-oid Susan ist "Daddy'*. Revision the other nightie to
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    'THAT'S MY DADDY'
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    53 9 It was the Frankfurt Zoo's hundreth anniversary and the Staff decided it WOS high time the animals celebrated as well as themselves. And Crete, the hippopotamus was no exception, as his keeper aives him a drink of more than a gallon of genuine Frankfurt cider And was his head sore
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  • DIGGING UP THE PAST
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      THE LEGEND OF A LION IN SINGAPORE
      1058 10  - THE LEGEND OF A LION IN SINGAPORE Pelham Groom By SOMETIME a&o I put forward the suggestion thai the name Singapore mighi not have come from two words meaning Lion City but from two similar words which, liberally translated, would be "Port of Call" which would fit Singapore like a
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      DID RUSSIANS DANCE AWAY HER WORLD?
      326 10 DID RUSSIANS DANCE AWAY HER WORLD? TilK little world of 64-year-old spinster Hilda Matthews was a (;ui«'t Kensington hotel in London. She had money and she was happy with her routine, even humdrum life until 80 Russians, gay boisterous dancers, came to stay at the hotel. Her little world crashed.
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      The J.P With L-plates after 41 year
      273 10 The J.P With L-plates after 41 year < tlate an d cou councillor, had] Ut n his car all ye K ars driving because 0 fc h *S Fhe commander "h r magistrau. "I* man rPDoripd non minor trouble q t licence renewal I nn si suit: his full licence
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      Janos learn the hard way
      82 10 In Hungary 0 gjj marry at 15 P 1 u >: ld 2L3 has her parent.'- and Jano.s Utjvor! a»j garian refugee, t l a j same law applied jn f3 He had OOW ICJ^jUI this branch of A i the hard way M^ Lauriston,
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    SINGAPORE SPOTLIGHT
    1135 11  -  Adelaide Eastley BV» rfiey dig for history of Borneo mii: most significant aiihaeologiil findings in Southa> t Asia of late ave been, i" my linion, those untrthed by MR. TOM ABRISSON, Cura>r of tin- Sarawak useum, and his artv o! M specialits. Ir, Harrisson is now >ing to
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    IF YOU'RE THINKING ABOUT GOING BY AIR
    1355 12 > r^ tlses'2 steps towards a pleasant trip SM\G \M*()tiJF liO/ T/lil J> V^R. LEE, a businessman of 45, came to my surgery and wanted anxiously to know whether ho was fit to make an important air trip in a week's time from
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    UNKNOWN
    205 12 > ls v "<i to jj, ttl:(K victims) I- being usedi The drui > ""named s i(lull I- has b^en distal < >(f hv U-year-i D r Wario steh ni > who works S S Ui l hospital a cnusetts, 5 ■iiiiiiiitiiiiitnin I 9 > 1 1 1 1
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    HOPE FOR SPLIT-MIND VICTIM
    322 12 HOPE FOR SPLIT -MIND VICTIM A remarkable medical discovery j s announced by a British doctor, it brings fresh hope to victims of the split-mind mental disorder known aa schizo phrenia. Dr. Isaac Frost, of Chester, has found that a drug called carbutamide. oil ginally developed for treating diabetes, can
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    Crystals wed to atoms
    315 13 Crystals wed to atoms Bi a Special Correspondent »ver tteAtd of lead fluoride crystals? titute a remarkable dlscqyery of nuclear :l (> :mc their 'birthplace' u University, Scotland. They arc rn n the laboratory, mixed with atoms, f vdy in a crucible by special tur- liu'v are vastly diflerent in
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    THE WORLD OF SCIENCE
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    Lock icon Trip to the stars
    207 13 FOR many months Londoners have watched the rise of an onion-like building in Marylebone Road, and wondered exactly what it would contain. Now they know, for the first planetarium ever to be built in Britain or the Commonwealth has been opened at Madame Tussaud's in a
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    RADAR CAME FROM DEATH RAY PRODE
    509 13  - RADAR CAME FROM DEATH RAY PRODE HAROLD BUNTING By IT really all started with a search for a "Death 1 Ray," or, as the Air Ministry brief more pedantically put it, ".some kind of damaging radiation as an aid in defence against air attack." The problem was tossed (this was
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    Lock icon Fulham in training to meet Manchester United
    47 14 l»'l til If 'I I'll.. Ihe Fulhann train are in hard i semi-final Football Association < Manchester United. Due to th, their mound at (raven Cottage h{l M neather s,,HI Fulham have been'...), 1 tow-path at Putney u u m Keystone
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    It doesn't pay to invesest in stars
    311 14 It doesn't pay to invesest in stars By ARCHIE QUICK HOLTON Wanderers' tram to reach the looti %ssociation Cup semi-finals cost exactly! Bach oi the eleven players who beat Wol lharapton Wanderers, potential League cha pions, at Burnden was signed on by Managed Ridding for the regulation fee of £io,
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    Lock icon Chinese wins bantam lift
    45 14 CHING-KAI, oi won the bantam the pio] o kgD2.5 135) his 1 Tient•ond ler of 1 t n the ent. i I i 415 ECOno, tl 1 tes, wi mid- with 417.5 Runnel u 1 ii in, with 4!" 5 Reuter
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    Four qualify for the Asian Games
    549 14 Four qualify for the Asian Games rH: firsl four tickets to Tokyo foi the Asian Games in May were earned by ioi!'* weightlifters when they qualified for the standards set by t:> 'Singapore Olympic and Sports Council at the first trial :ii the New W <•••■!<! i*. ?rk. Siniiiipore, on
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    Lock icon CANADA BEAT USSR FOR HOCKEY TITLE
    34 14 CANADA BEAT USSR FOR HOCKEY TITLE repi mt.ed bj lop won ihi wo i >hip hi o. Id yeHterda; de !r ;1 the Bovli I Unio 1-2 In th di ■■i'! a me Reuter
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    Lock icon RAY JOLTS THE JAP
    66 14 Raj Ming i> in advanced another towards his :iml)itiun of (;:k;,.- the Orient feather weigh! title when he cleverlj outpointed nigged Japanese Klyoshi Miura ovei ten munis at Singapore's Happy v\ t Stadium on Saturday nieht Miura is rated fourth in Orient rankings. Here Raj pokes
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    Lock icon FRANCE THRASH THE WALLABIES 19-0
    205 14 pRANCE beat the Australian Wallabies \u o In their 3 rugby union International yesterday In Paris ah Ihe poini 3 w< n scored Iri the second half. Thi Australians, .playing with the wind In the first 1 lf i Franci coreli is until the lnt(
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    Lock icon HOLIDAY FLIGHT CAN GO UP TO CLASS 1
    759 15  - HOLIDAY FLIGHT CAN GO UP TO CLASS 1 ALLAN LEWIS By wertwert ()|II)AV FLIGHT, WHO COMPLETED A pOl BL£ FOB THE PENANG MEETING BY IKING fHI MAIN CLASS SPRINT ON SAT WON \S EASILY AS HE DID THE FIRST L |;i SPITE BEING A DIVISION HIGHER Hi! 6 LB MOKE.
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    55 15 T ENIE de Nijs, of Holland, set a world swimming record for the women's 440 yards individual medley relay with a time of five minutes 49.1 seconds last night in Durban. Tho previous best was 5 min 49.5 sec. by Sylviairuska, of the United States, at
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    29 15 lASZLO Tabori. Hungary's A self-exiled distance ace, breezed to an easy victory in the two-mile run during a triangular meet at Stanford University, California.
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    86 15 12 length win for Tulloch EpK A C K Australian Ev> filly Tulloch, an E 11 to 2 on favourite E easily won the M 3.000 s E Australian St. Letier by EVZ lengths in Mel- E bourne on Saturday. E Tuki, 11 to against, was second and the 20
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    206 15 ANN HAYDON of Britain top seed in the Europ ean table tennis championships in Budapest, was beaten in the women s singles nal yesterday by third-seeded Eva Koczian ot Hungary. Miss Koczian thus avenged her defeat by the English girl in the quarterfinals of
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    351 16 Y?K. John Tostcr Dulles. I'.S. Secretary of State, is expected to discuss a new idea for a temporary ban on nuclear tests when he meets the British and French foreign ministers at the South-East Asia Treaty Council meeting in Manila
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    103 16 150 RAF men for A-tests island A PARTY of 150 Royal Air Force men loft London la t night in two chartered airliners for Christmas Island, in the Pacific where British nuclear tests are held. Earlier yesterday official sources In London had denied a Sunday newspaper report that Britain would
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    47 16 Met in UK at dance, wed in KL AVOI'NCj couple who met at a dance iti Birmingham. England, were married at the RAF Station Church In Kuala l.iunIpur on Saturday. They are Cpl. William Harris, aged ZZt and Miss Brenda Joan Noble, seen below after their wedding.
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    294 16 AMERICAN Vice-Fresi-dent Richard M. Nixon told a British television audience yesterday that a summit meeting could end In failure and warned: "History shows that the road to war is paved with conferences that have failed." In a British television interview filmed in
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    163 16 'IRAQ MONARC PROVIDED CAST FOR PLOT TO OUST NASSER A ROYALIST conspiracy trial witness fcJ A m Cairo yesterday that King &^i helped to finance an alleged plot to'o erh the Nasser regime. u^ rifi n Businessman Farid Sherif Alexandria I said he helped Egyptian intelligence to tl the alleged
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    138 16 PRESIDENT NASSER of I the United Arab Republic yesterday accused Israel of looking forward to the annexation of her neighbours. Jordan and the Lebanon, and parts of Syria and Iraq. He told a rally in Damascus "Imperialism has since World War 1 been trying
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