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Title Section19 1958-05-02 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own family Paper So. ***** Singapore. Friday, May 2, 1958. Price |8 t ts19 words
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134 1958-05-02 1 Margaret's visit— jets speed to Honduras rpHE London Daily Mirror I said yesterday that four British Canberra jet bombers •raced across the Atlantic on Wednesday to British Honduras," where Princess Margaret arrived y< sterday. "Secrej service agents warn- the British Governimnt the Mirror added, "thai when the Princess reaches Belize,Reuter - 134 words
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Article37 1958-05-02 1 meting of the fty delegation to ngapore's new stitution will be it 4 pm. today at the tei s office Jtood the draft touched on the MalaPolicy already by the Singapore uovernmi I37 words
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153 1958-05-02 1 THE Indonesian army Chief of Staff, Major General Abdul Haris Nasution, yesterday listed foreign subversion as being among elements endangering Indonesia. He made the remark in a speech read for him at a May Day reception. A Foreign Ministry spokesman, Mr. Ganis Harsono.153 words
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114 1958-05-02 1 We can't stop soldiers of fortune— U.S. MR. John Foster Dulles, the U.S. Secretary of State, said yesterday that the United States could not control, and had no legal obligation to control, the activities of Americans who might be operating as soldiers of fortune in Indonesia. Answering questions at his114 words
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Article20 1958-05-02 1 1 i Singapore. r Ong Ens Guan. c* the people to /'big numbersthe dvic recep-20 words
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Article67 1958-05-02 1 t N M knar i leadin. l)l;lck -nairecl .;<">' of the Bfergere, was Paris hospinel.hh2f trd F when "J broki into 'Parlment ami i razor JJJjM Monard. 28, known by many of her I admirers as "Miss Amber/* stepped into the leading role vacated by American-born Josephine67 words
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Article263 1958-05-02 1 Ship No. 7 attacked by unidentified plane AN unidentified plane killed five people and seriously wounded 23 when it bombed a merchant ship in the Indonesian port of Kendari, the Indonesian news agency Antara said in a broadcast yesterday. Kendari is in South-East Celebes. The agency263 words
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76 1958-05-02 1 DAGGER-wielding narcotics smugglers are the least of a policeman's worries in the Far East, contrary to the beliefs of fllmgoers, Singapore's Police commissioner. Mr. A. E. G. Blades, said yesterday when he arrived in Montreal on holiday. "In spite of relative calm in the dope-smuggling76 words
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91 1958-05-02 1 THE British Colonial Secretary, Mr. Alan Len-nox-Boyd. said in London last night that "a large number" of rebels in Aden were "instigated, brib( d and armed by Yemeni authorities." He was referring to the dissident tribesmen who were reported now to be withdrawing fromU.P.; Reuter - 91 words
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Article31 1958-05-02 1 May first grade rubber buyers fob. opened in Singapore this morning at 71 V2 cents a lb up one-eighth of a cent on yesterday's rlo.se The tone was quiet31 words
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313 1958-05-02 2 H-BOMB: MAC SHOUTED DOWN BY LABOUR I ABOUR Members oi J Parliament shouted dewn the Prime Minister. Mr. Harold Macmilhm, yesterday in a scene in the House of Commons over Hbomb tests. Tempers became frayed when Mr. Macmillan told Labour's disarmament expert Mr. Philip Noel-Ba-ker; "I think you are oneU.P. - 313 words
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Article23 1958-05-02 2 Mount Etna spewed forth new torrents of molten lava and smoke yesterday in the 11th day of a new eruntion. U.P.U.P. - 23 words
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Article51 1958-05-02 2 MR. Douglas Tennant, secretary of (ho British Merchant Navy and Airline Officers Association yesterday urged the International Labour Organisation's 42-nation maritime conference in Geneva to consider framing regulations for the age of nuclear ships which, he said iniKni Dcj?in in two or three years. ReReuter - 51 words
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220 1958-05-02 2 Fewer H -flights if Arctic clear of Red bases \|K. John Foster Dulles, the IS. Secretary of State, said in Washington yesterday that if international inspection of the Arctic showed the Soviet l T nion did not have bomber and missile bases there, the United States would perhaps then feelReuter - 220 words
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162 1958-05-02 2 Woman MP calls for Mac-to-lke radio link A WOMAN Labour Member of Parlia- ment suggested in the I House of Commons yesterday that the I Prime Minister, Mr. j Harold Macmilian, 1 should carry a pur- table radio set every- j where to keep in con- 1 stant touch withReuter - 162 words
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257 1958-05-02 2 EXTENSIVE U.S. PRECAUTIONS SO A-TESTS HARM NO-ONE explosions in the forthcoming series 11 of United States Pacific tests will only be conducted when forecasts show that all "significant fallout" will be within the predetermined danger area, it was officially announced in Washington yesterday. A joint Defence Department Atomic Energy CommissionReuter - 257 words
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178 1958-05-02 2 3-MILE LIMIT NOW OUT- BUT NOTHING TO TAKE ITS PLACE THE three-mile limit, long-time haven of bootleggers, gambling ships and once-upon-a-time pirates, is dead. Over a month of marathon negotiations by M nations in Geneva has resulted in little more than a tacit agreement that the traditional border of aU.P. - 178 words
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201 1958-05-02 3 An alien law that is highhanded i ERNMJENT Bill B A designed to abolish Australia's tontrover. gj a l dictation test— used for nearly 60 v, i to keep out un. m wanted aliens was Introdui ed In the a Bouse of Representatives yesterday. Under the test the iramigi itionReuter - 201 words
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245 1958-05-02 3 Don't curb import of HK cloth, peer urges A LABOUR peer, Lord Shepherd, urged the British Government yesterday to do nothing to restrict imports of Hong Kong cloth. He asked in the House of Lords whether the Government had considered the effect on Hong Kong's economy of the closing ofReuter - 245 words
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Article, Illustration40 1958-05-02 3 form n s «tadisastra. romet head of the Indo■>ian Economic Mission Singapore, and his wife h, hft f O k m wUh jjjw »b children yesterSut;v,iis :l stra. who was v '> years, has been iimM 10 Karachi. Free Press Picture,Free Press - 40 words
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Article13 1958-05-02 3 f r 'It. imnorfo rf;ii 1 1 ReuterReuter - 13 words
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Article45 1958-05-02 3 Mr. Henry Labouisse, director of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine refugees, has resigned, it was announced in New York yesterday. Mr. Labouisse, an American, has been director of the agency (UNRWA) since June 1954.- ReuterReuter - 45 words
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Article33 1958-05-02 3 Dr. Konrad Adenauer, West German Chancellor, said yesterday his government had agreed to the rearmament of West Germany "to preserve what the German people had achiev- cd."- ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article32 1958-05-02 3 Iraqi Premier Nuri Al Said said in Bagdad yesterday that 114 of his supporters would be unopposed at the general election for the new 145-seat National Assembly on Monday.— ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Article140 1958-05-02 3 A GROUP of about 40 "pro-Goon" Perth medical students yesterday kidnapped chief Goon Spike Milligan, drove him 14 miles from Fremantle to Perth in a convoy of brightly-painted cars, and held him to ransom. As a sleepy Milllgan. clad in vivid red and white striped pyjamas,Reuter - 140 words
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Article116 1958-05-02 3 A CHARGE of manslaughter against William Trew, 62-year-old driver in a rush-hour London train disaster last December, will be dropped when he appears for a re-trial, it was learned in London yesterday. The prosecution will offer no evidence against him. Trew, whose steam express crashed lnReuter - 116 words
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Article, Illustration66 1958-05-02 3 B rinitlml's first vii>sr Princess Margaret, g always up to date with the latest fashions, gives Trinfdad its first glimpse of the "Lamp, g shade Line." This line was first shown in Rome earlier this year. The Princess Is pictured here in a pink and white version B66 words
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Article100 1958-05-02 3 MAY DAY WELCOME FOR THE PRINCESS Colour fully dressed 1 labour and youth group members marched and m shuffled to the reso- nant rhythm of bands in Georgetown, M British Guiana, yesterday, as the colony's May Day parade lion- ~m oured Princess Marm garet. Britain's only South m American colonyReuter - 100 words
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The Singapore Free Press Friday, May, 2, 1958.
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Article235 1958-05-02 4 have been made that postmen in a certain area of Singapore do not deliver letters to residents in the upper storeys of blocks of flats and these complaints are being: investigated. But even if it is found that we have a few lazy postmen, it is a235 words
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Article354 1958-05-02 4 By J. M SPEY •TPHERE is a magnifi- rent cynicism about reports that Muhammed Al Jifri, the eldest of three brothers for whose arrests warrants have been issued in Aden Protectorate, has sought refuge In the Yemen. To those who know only of his354 words
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1038 1958-05-02 4 PERSECUTION OF CHRISTIANS IS INTENSIFYING Tin* tmmrtm*imm is obvious. The word patriotism eimmha tin* (vontntiutist) poiivy tiimiiifj to destroy rvliyion Peking: We consider it a superstition Vatican Interpretation of latest reports from Peking is [hat Communist China's 3,500.000 Catholics, decimated by nine years of direct persecution, are facing an IntensifiedReuter - 1,038 words
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Advertisement19 1958-05-02 4 FINE DIAMONDS GEM SET UNGS P. H. HENDRY Manufacturing? Jeweller 78 North liridjje Koad, Singapore, 6. A Kuala Lumpur.19 words
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Advertisement38 1958-05-02 4 ASAHI P E NT AX WORLD'S FIRST SINGLE LENS REFLEX WITH INSTANT MIRROR RETURN AVAILABLE FROM ALL LFADING PHOTOGRAPHIC D! FO/2 FURTHER DETAILS WRITE TO SOLE AGENTS'— H. A. O'CONNOR CO., LTD LAIDLAW BLDG. BATTIRY RD. SINGAPORE 138 words
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189 1958-05-02 5 New $700,000 centre for Chinatown OttH WILL STABT NEXT WEEK M\\ .700 000 Community Centre is to be built in Chinatown, by the Singapore Social Welfare Department. the new centre is due to start next week. It will take about veai to build. m It will be a three-storey building.189 words
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219 1958-05-02 5 LEGAL AID PROBLEMS IRONED OUT NOW AWYERS m Singaf pore will now have a definite say in the administration of the Free Legal Aid BiJl, which is expected to come into force towards the end of June. he Director of the Free Legal Aid Bureau. Mr. S.E. Teh. said accord219 words
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Article38 1958-05-02 5 Four British members of a British-Pakistani services expedition to the Himalayas left Karachi yesterday on the first stage of their bid to climb 25,868-foot DLseehil Sair, one of the world's highest unconquered peaks.38 words
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Article50 1958-05-02 5 His Holiness Guruperan Gnana Vallal Paranjothi Mahan, philosopher, yogi and healer, celebrates his 56th birthday today. He is the founder and Guruperan of the Universal Peace Sanctuary. The committee of management of Singapore's branch will organise a three day programme at the Singapore Badminton Hall, in his honour50 words
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Article40 1958-05-02 5 Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld, the United Nations Secre-tary-General, said yesterday that this week's agreement in principle on compensation for the Buez shareholders was "one of the really good pieces of news we have had."— ReuterReuter - 40 words
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Article150 1958-05-02 5 A Girl will play in female role tiK Singapore Pranakan f)!(! il Party will ri ea from an a e- ßi 2 !|ll when they stage g But a- 1 s Fate) at the World Stadium on i, aid of the cftUdren of the Red I a Inii f, I)la150 words
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Article43 1958-05-02 5 A fun fair including a talentime competition will be held in the compound of St. Joseph's Church, 9£ m.s Bukit Timah Road, Singapore, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Sunday (May 4) in aid of the church building fund.43 words
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Article112 1958-05-02 5 Gimson boys to form bugle band IJUPILS at the Singapore Social Welfare Departments Gimson School for Boys will form a bugle band. Mr. F. R. Ridley, superintendent of homes of the Social Welfare Department, said they had received $1,500 from the Lee Foundation to start the band. "We have ordered112 words
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239 1958-05-02 5 THIS BABY DIESEL ENGINE HAS TERRIFIC FUTURE By A MOTORING CORRESPONDENT I HAVE just tested the new baby Perkins diesel engine that about halves the running costs for light goods and passenger vehicles. It is the Perkins 1.6 litre "Four 99" engine and I drove it in a Ford Consul239 words
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Advertisement126 1958-05-02 5 IT PAYS TO USE THE BEST Wk 4 I must say I'm delighted to give you the contract "'< v"^^T >-. Mr. A and Tm delighted with the flavour of this *%v delicious cup of col Tee youVe given me." 'Thank you Mr. B. A good coffee deserves a good126 words
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Miscellaneous232 1958-05-02 6 JEVVIiAivKE""" «?dne.y Jordan >I AMHt AKi: by Lee Falk and Phil Davis BHMBBBBTTintJ-iT wa^ s dHT uu-wmat I jami.twe mile -high M ES P^BHBBi^HBHBB I like being melpJM uappenep td boy, is only a shining I [r 1 SUPPEMLY--TME GREAT 8L --INAVISET MIM -OR ITX/f] SPECK SN THE SKY. BEAM232 words
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Miscellaneous494 1958-05-02 6 °O ""•"•••••••lllltMIIIII,!,,,, |M||| I H BORN today, you are ortginaJ and inventive. You are alway >n S up with something I exciting. But sometimes yo U n J I the idea and leave it there' I There probably will b<- one lv in your life. If you wed ear, n494 words
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Round the world Market Prices
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Article149 1958-05-02 7 LONDON, May 1 Previous Today N 21 blisrtn 20 7 buyers 111 l> 21 's sailers 21 U sellers une 20 7 s buyers 20 7 buyers 2 1 sellers '2 1 sellers s i^s Spot 21', buyers 21 buyers N l 21 seller*. 21% sellers BIBBEB149 words
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Article95 1958-05-02 7 NEW YORK. May 1. Previous Today HN straits Spot 93.75 nom. 94.00 nom. in^uTontiiri May" ii 93.37 buyers 93 62 buyers lul, 92.75 buyers 93.00 buyers 93 75 sellers 93.50 sellers TOM Steady SALES: NURUBBER Futures May 24.35 buyers 24 70 paid 24.50 sellers v July 24.5595 words
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Article33 1958-05-02 7 NEW YORK, May 1. Previous Today jn industrials 455.86 457.01 :!0 Railroads 111.87 112.16 10 Domestic Bonds 89.97 89 99 15 Utilities 77.37 77.18 G5 Stocks Composite Averages.. 157.65 157.8933 words
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Article54 1958-05-02 7 Malabar spot and awaiting release 26, a floats 25% to May shipment 25',. Lamspot and awaiting release 2b, afloats 25 H to 25 v, May shipment 25. Sarawak un.i'med. Muntok white spot and awaiting release 39%, afloats 39. and May shipment 38. sellers exdock Above prices quoted in54 words
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Article116 1958-05-02 7 OPRa Philippines c.L£. U.K./ North European ports delivered •i^lit per long ton Apr/May OPEA, Straits c.i.f. U.K., North European ports delivered weight per lons ton Apr.,- May May June nNI I OIL crude Strait* if. i uropean ports in bulk I"' Ion:; ton May COCONUT OIL116 words
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91 1958-05-02 7 E *MEN operating in China Sea area are yarned that their V V w Include un?k 5 Bmn ™nition shells. ne Waster Attendant in fapore announced yes- two arras, in thr th and outh oi the sea. wed as naval and91 words
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Article51 1958-05-02 7 Mr. Lim Jew Kan was ivelccted president of the Singapore Public House Owners' Association at a meeting held recently. Other officials elected were: Messrs. Tan Gee Heong, vice president: Lvi Wai Kok, secretary; Foo Tee Keng, assistant secretary; Tan Van Huan, treasurer, and Goh Hoon Kiat, assistant51 words
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Article, Illustration38 1958-05-02 7 ANSWERING THE EASY WAY picture. Tido University students, Mr. Kok Kirn San {left) and Mr. Kirpa Ram Vij, ye rifying with barber Mr. Ho Ah Tee (reclining) about the location of his house in Nee Soo7i. Free PressFree Press - 38 words
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228 1958-05-02 7 STUDENTS START BIG SURVEY OF RURAL AREAS A SINGAPORE barber, Mr. Ho Ah Tee was redining in his customer's seat because of poor business in his shop in Nee Soon, when two students of the University of Malaya walked in. They did not go in for a hair cut but228 words
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Article23 1958-05-02 7 Dr. Ali Soheily. 62-year-oid Persian ambassador to Britain and a former Prime Minister, died at his London home yesterday.- Renter.23 words
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Miscellaneous208 1958-05-02 7 sjmilllllllimillllllllllllllllllllll!: I SINGAPORE 1 HICH TIDES 1 TODAY: 10 03 p.m. TOMORROW: 10 15 E a.m. and 10.39 p.m. E E SUNDAY: 11.35 a.m. E and 11.1(» p.m. MON D A V 12.26 E S (noon) and 1.55 (mid- r: E nisht). E E TUESDAY: 1.17 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 0.35 E208 words
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Article, Illustration65 1958-05-02 8 A day out for Blinkers' in the park Three-year-old Carol Jacobs of Mile End, London, is introduced to donkey "Blinkers," by Pearly King Bert George of Enfield, Middlesex at the 44th parade of London's van horses at the Inner Circle, Regent's Park, London. The parade, organised by the65 words
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279 1958-05-02 8 Borstals bulg with those Blife babies r FHE wartime babies are causing an everswelling ''bulge" in the Borstals and prisons of Britain. Since July 1956 the Borstal population has grown from 2,600 to nearly 4.000. Lord Mancroft, Minister Without Portfolio, told the House of Lord.s. Youth.-, aged 17 to 21279 words
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Article, Illustration117 1958-05-02 8 Fish and chips for a chimp An 18 month old chimpanzee arrived in Britain on the liner Apapa recently. He was brought to England by 28-year-old accountant John Curtis and his wife Maureen from Parkna, Ghana, where he has been brought up a$ a human baby. The chimp fias a117 words
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Article, Illustration54 1958-05-02 9 Ladj In^ela Cecil, 19, [a w hite lace gown and unond ti ira recently iriiffi Vlr Michael wall, .tt St. Margit's, Westminster, ["be bride Is the jghter of the Marquess Exeter and the chess Gloucester s a j t at the wefli i ■miple arc tur leaving54 words
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Article, Illustration88 1958-05-02 9 JUST KEEP YOUR DISTANCE! "Now just you mind your Ps and Qs," says tabby the kitten with paw raised in readiness, just in case polly decides to take a peck at that furry ear. Both of them however are really good friends and as the sun came out brightly in88 words
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Advertisement132 1958-05-02 9 A new link in Pan American's Round-the-World Service... POUR ROUTE XT NOW ON ROUND-THE-WORLD FLIGHTS, take Pan Am's fast Polar route between Europe and the U.S. West Coast. Fly over the top of the world on the shortest, most direct line from Paris to cities on the U.S. West Coast.132 words
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Article, Illustration959 1958-05-02 10 David Lewin - 'MARRIAGE, MOVIES AND THAT MAN OF MINE' David Lew in By KAY KENDALL had been out house-hunting in London. "I'm looking for a home." she said. "Something for Kex and me not too big. A study for Kex and a garden for the two dogs. We'll be here for a959 words
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Article, Illustration120 1958-05-02 10 Norman keeps the youngsters happy Children whistled and shrieked, crackers banged and balloons hissed around the magnificent chandeliers at London's guildhall historic centre of civic dignity when a super lunch party for 250 happy children was held there recently as part of the variety club's international convention. It was held120 words
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Friday Photography Page
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Article, Illustration148 1958-05-02 11 i.v INEXPENSIVE but valuable accessory for any camera is a lens hood. This accessory shades and protects the lens from stray light- particularly when the subject is front or side-lighted-that would degrade pictures with glares or "hot spots The lens hood helps produce sharper, crisper pictures and protects148 words
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Article, Illustration325 1958-05-02 11 V'>U don't have to have a A diploma from a school iiUt-rioi decoration to decorate a home. In fact, are almost as many oncepts about how to dea home as there are Homes decorate have you ever thought that pictures your pictures can be l ull y325 words
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Article, Illustration562 1958-05-02 11 THE LENSMAN - The most important accessory of all THE LENSMAN By IN the past few weeks I've had three different kinds of photographic "experts" te!l me essentially the same thing that there is one accessory they consider their most valuable One of these people specialised in bird photography, another (a woman) in562 words
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Article, Illustration1378 1958-05-02 12 ROBERT PITMAN - This author has to shun SEX ROBERT PITMAN >l\\ WHO CHEATED 811.t.l I V HAS A <,HOI Si; By The FREE PRESS Rook Page |UST think of the things I am not allowed/ exclaimed the author. "No sex. No hard liquor. The only time I made my chaps drink anything1,378 words
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Article98 1958-05-02 12 SIX STUDIES IN QUARRELLING, by Vincent Brume, is an Intriguing View of six public and private quarrels between seven angry, but far from young, men-, Shaw, WellS, Henry Arthur Jones, Henry James. Cnn!ton, Dclloc, Chesterton. Their brilliance Will delight you, their childishness may gto€ you comfort. SAMPLE98 words
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Article412 1958-05-02 12 Strange new world m INVENTORS OF OUR m WORLD. By Joachim m Leithauser. (Weiden- feld Nicohon, 255.) m TIE world in which a we live today the world of cars and planes, radio and tele- vision, atomic subma- rines and hydrogen bombs is so very complicated that many of us412 words
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403 1958-05-02 13 RED CHINA MAKING HER OWN SUBS NOW 'THE top American commander in the Pacific has disclosed that Red China Is building her own submarines. Admiral Herbert O. Hopwood, in an Interview in Honolulu, added that Russia Is building up its Pacific fleet and Increasing naval activity In the Far East.U.P. - 403 words
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65 1958-05-02 13 SIXTEEN left-wing Siamese National Assemblymen have requested Siamese Premier Thanom Kittikachorn to expel the Filipino and Nationalist China envoys in Bangkok. Mr. Manuel Adeva and Dr. Han Lih-wu, by openly taking part in the fourth Asian People's Anti-Com-munist League conference in Bangkok, had65 words
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Article127 1958-05-02 13 Standstill on new trade pact A JAPANESE trade official said in Hong Kong that there had been no progress for a fourth trade pact since it was signed in Peking by Japanese businessmen on April 5. He Is Mr. Eiichi Shukutani, vice-president of the Japanese Committee for Promotion of InternationalReuter - 127 words
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Glimpses
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354 1958-05-02 13 'Reds exploiting Asian anti- colonialism' TPURKISH Prime Minis- ter Adnan Menderes warned the young Asian nations that they can only mainta i n their newlygained independence and freedom by "arresting the hidden current of international communism." While fighting against colonialism, he said, these nations "should also oppose and condemn theU.P. - 354 words
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Article19 1958-05-02 13 Communist North Vietnamese have donated a sum equivalent to 8.940,000 French francs to the Algerian nationalist move- ment.- U.P.U.P. - 19 words
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Article45 1958-05-02 13 Businessmen visiting the Canton trade fair include those from A v s t ralia. Bel gium, Burma, Cambodia, Denmark, Egypt, West Germany, Hong Kong, India. Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Malaya, Macao, Madagascar, New Zealand, the Netherlands. Switzerland. Sweden. Sineaoore. Siam and the United King- dom.— U.P.U.P. - 45 words
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Article42 1958-05-02 13 i 4 patient suffering from congenital heart disease has been saved by a sur- gical operation carried out by surgeons of the Chungshan Hospital of the Shanghai First Medical College, reports the New China News Agency. The operation took three hours. ReuterReuter - 42 words
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Article15 1958-05-02 13 A total of 176 Chinese in Phong-Dinh Province, near Saigon, have adopted Vietnamese nationality.— ReuterReuter - 15 words
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Article39 1958-05-02 13 The World Bank has made a loan equivalent to US$l4 million to help finance a doubling of Karachi's electric power supply. This is the bank's ninth loan in Pakistan and brings the total lending there to USSI26,- 450,000.- ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Article, Illustration71 1958-05-02 13 Three attractive Nationalist Chinese movie j actresses who attended the Asian Film Festival in > Manila are here seen at a cocktail party given in their honour by Nationalist Chinese Ambassador and Mrs. Chen Chin-mai. ,i a a a Picture shows (from left): Huang Mah, Diana Chiang, Mrs. Luz Magsaysay71 words
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124 1958-05-02 13 CELEBRATION of Emv^ peror Hirohito's fiftyseventh birthday saw a slow, but rising movement to restore his pre-war status. Under the post-war adopted democratic constitution recommended by General Douglas MacArthur, the Emperor was stripped off his supreme authority and made the "symbol of state,"U.P. - 124 words
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RACING
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232 1958-05-02 14 A firm track will favour Timberlane CL 2, Div. 1-6 Furs. Flood Hero B.0O; Timberiane Shoe «<»<; Rubber Planter B.1S; sunny Lad 8.11; Sober s."<;; San Biro «■<>:>: Buffer Thought 8.10; Aquarua H.OS; Stock B. 03; Premier HOI; MaDinkuna k.os;' Pappa Prince layan Graduate 7.11j Bferoeka 8.07; Black Gold H0(i;232 words
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Article277 1958-05-02 14 I AM not looking beyond Show Up for the winner of the Class 4 sprint, Div. 1. I consider he was a certainty beaten last week. He was badly away, actually the last to leave the barrier, then finished close Cl. 4, Div. 1-6 Furs.277 words
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Article, Illustration1004 1958-05-02 14 SWEET DREAM CAN DO IT AGAIN ALLAN LEWIS REVIEWS THE PROSPECTS FOR TOMORROW Extra distance suits him I These horses i I won't start pROBABLE scratch, j JL ings at Penang to- morrow are: Martial Song, Sunny Lad, I Sober Thought, Buffer Stock, Mirzapen, Yes I I Dear, Movie Fan,1,004 words
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Article251 1958-05-02 14 Cl. 4, Div. 1— 81 Furs. Ganelon 9.00; Malay Film II 8.13; Shoemaker 8.12; College Belle 8.11; Red Wolf II 8.10; Clever Bug 8.08; Allkita 8.06; San Fernando 8.05; Honcj Bee 8.04; Pleasure Park 8.03; Maha Ranee 8.02. rjONEY BEE who has acquired a reputation251 words
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Article236 1958-05-02 14 MIRZAPEN looks the pick of the Dlv. 2 sprint. He finished second to Sunny Lad last week, beating the others as easily as Sunny Lad beat him for which he is up 6 lb. But I am not tipping Mirzapcn because he is on the236 words
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Article, Illustration101 1958-05-02 15 Three-year match is over... hARC I I ON A over- whelmed London 6-0 pst nighi in Barcelona p uin (In Inter-Cities [airs Soccer Cup. The Spanish side won the mil 8.2 on aggregate, havg held {he Londoners to 2.2 draw at Stamford ridge in the first leg; last arch, Thus101 words
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Article37 1958-05-02 15 Result* In fast night's English •tbali matches were: LEAGUE TWO lhat 3 Rotherham 1 LEAGUE TnREE Southern Ichestet 4 Sampton Z LEAGUE rHREE Northern inthorpe ;< Carlisle 1 *City 3 Darlinston 0 Center.37 words
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Article74 1958-05-02 15 tM KALIAN Test cricketer Neil Harvey, who said re»n > u nght g0 t0 live in South Africa unless l ;-t v better paid job in Australia, has accepted KchinTmerch^te wlth a Sydney firm of glass H.- :yu| been a salesman with a Melbourne sporting74 words
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Article83 1958-05-02 15 I 1! I i I I I 1 n r n PI imp Minister, Mr. Nobusuke Kishi. yes[hilippinX rVlS d hf drawing ot the Japanese and f U». n-ixis i\T r r i kin part in the singles matches fa in Tokyo astorn Zone semi-finals bcßinnin ff83 words
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Article77 1958-05-02 15 Xi !n v r T r Wrst Illdirs crick^ captain, fnd P?t? f Tday that the Wes t I'Klirs side ',v Wd! S^],.^ ext winter wa a good 'i'Mol!'.', .'pi^'P 011 on a business visit. i: ofiSelf, young sldc would give a r A! K.i!:'on h si.HReuter - 77 words
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Article331 1958-05-02 15 SUTCLIFFE TO THE RESULT A SPARKLING innings of 139 by Bert Slit tiiffe redeemed an otherwise moderate batting display by the New Zealand cricket team against Worcestershire yesterday in Worcester. Worcestershire, with 18 for one on the board in their second innings, ended the day 8C runs ahead. The New331 words
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Article223 1958-05-02 15 Yorks fight back YORKSHIRE yesterA day gave notice that they are going to make a determined bid to end Surrey's sixyear reign as English county cricket champions. In their "warming up" game against a strong M.C.C. XI at Lords, they fought back magnificently after being dismissed for a moderate 122.Reuter - 223 words
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Article, Illustration213 1958-05-02 15 Siamese set for cup attempt the Siamese Thomas Cup badmin--1 ton team will be .selected this month. Following rigorous training for the past year, final trials are now being held in Bangkok. 'I his is in preparation for their Interzone .semi-final against the United States In Singapore on June 5213 words
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88 1958-05-02 15 BUDGE PATTY (U.S.) and Jaroslav Drobny (Egypt), both former Wimbledon champions, reached the men's singles semifinals of the Paris International Lawn Tennis championships at Roland Garros Stadium, yesterday. Qu-arter-final results were: Patty beat Paul Jalabert, France, 6-4, 6-0, 7-5. Drobny beat Jean Claude Molinari. France, 6-1.Reuter - 88 words
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Advertisement144 1958-05-02 15 of exciting reading jr|Jf HAVE YOU A GENIUS IN YOUR FAMILY? wSm^W SINGAPORE'S WORST RACKET (Continued) f* .^S^^^^Sf^ The scoundrels who fleece our jobless. WANTED A HUSBAND! I liSSl^Sß^^^^S^l Lovely singer seeks a life partner. k r *lk HOW TO BE POPULAR M jfeff j^^y \*S2!&Se 'WOLVES' USE A NEW144 words
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480 1958-05-02 16 IrNITED nations Secretary-General i>^ Hammarskjoeld said yesterday J there is a "sense oi urgency" that demands agreement upon disarm ament lest human Impatience «>r human failure may lead to war. He told a news conference at the United Nations in New York there is480 words
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120 1958-05-02 16 Big Three agree on reply to Moscow THE United States. Britain and France yesterday approved the text of a Note to the Soviet Union which will accept separate pre-summit diplomatic preparatory talks M. Herve Alphand^ the French ambassador in Washington, told reporters after a State Department meeting that the three120 words
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212 1958-05-02 16 U.S. MAYORS TO PROBE VIOLENCE AFTER FBI REFUSES TO ACT THE MAYORS of most major Southern cities in the United States are meeting in Jacksonville, Florida, tomorrow in an unprecedented move to combat terrorist bombings of Jewish and Negro institutions. The Mayor of Jacksonville, Mr. Haydon Burns, one of theU.P. - 212 words
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Article55 1958-05-02 16 surgeon Dr. Rodrigo Sarmiento was arfaigncd in New York yesterday on a homicide charge in connection with the death of Brooklyn nurse Margaret Kfttmfc, 38. Sarmiento appeared for arraignment before a magistrate. The Affidavit charged that on April 2(i he had "feloniously stabbed' 1 the nurse,U.P. - 55 words
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Article24 1958-05-02 16 The Quern and the Duke Ol Edinburgh have been invited to visit Sierra Leone Inte next year when they visit Ghana ReuterReuter - 24 words
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Article, Illustration178 1958-05-02 16 A SINGAPORE motorist is still trying to salvage his car which ran away last Sunday and became wedged between an embankment and the wall of a house. The motorist. Mr. J. L. Turner, said the difficulty was that they could not set a crane nearFree Press - 178 words
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Article44 1958-05-02 16 Polykarpos Georgidades. a leading figure in the Eoka Greek Cypiiot underground, escaped yesterday from Nicosia prison where he was serving a life term. It was the third escap] for Georgidades, understood to be one of Eoka leads George Griva' nants.— U.P.U.P. - 44 words
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Article, Illustration522 1958-05-02 1 A GREAT NOVEL COMES TO LIFE ON SCREEN DID 0 SELZNICKS eagerly tiled CinemaScope, De Luxe production of Ernest Hi 4 ay's "A Farewell to Anns," ntieth Century-Fox release show ing a 1 the Odeon Theatre, story of the romance oi i li mm ambulance <lri\ er and I v]522 words
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Article, Illustration562 1958-05-02 2 Unknown Unknown ALL ABOUT THE STARS OF A.F.T.A.... ROCK Him IIIIIIIIIiIIMIIItIIIIIIUIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|||||||||||| imij|| UD 1 i J ill||| EN MFER JONES... VITTORIO DE SICA |KMII iiiiuillHilllllllllliruiliillllllll Illllllllllir Italians built him trihuti in snow DOCK HUDSON Ikis come up so fast in the few years thai he has Ihc'ii appearing in motion562 words
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Article, Illustration528 1958-05-02 4 ANOTHER HIT BY THE MAKER OF BIGGEST PICTURE OF ALL I\AVID O. SELZNICK, the man who mack the most successful motion picture ol all time "Gone With The Wind" dislikes having it said that "An Affair to Remember" wilibe as big or bigger. But at the risk of Incurring his528 words
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