The Singapore Free Press, 28 May 1958

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    20 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper Ko. *****. ...i|i. if. VVfdlHHdiy. 'May '18, IM.'iS. li i< <• l~> is
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    Lock icon Lebanon city is shelled
    108 1 Lebanon city is shelled YEW fighting broke out esterday in the Leic.se port of Tripoli. Arm units lobbed mortar sheik Into the city to break up pockets of resistance. Opposition leader Rashid Karami said two of his were killed and 12 wounded In the .ting, which lasted for six hours.
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    Lock icon NO FRONTIER FLIGHTS BY R.A.F.
    84 1 NO FRONTIER FLIGHTS BY R.A.F. 1 Miristry stated In A yesterday that '.A.F. is not undertakreconnaissance along the frontiers or ler countries." atement was issued tig publication In a norning newspaper 'port thai Britain was a revolutionary raera which would c high-flying r.a.f. to establish "open far out over enemy
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    EODY MUCH BETTER, WILL BE FIT FOR CUP GAMES
    90 1 < HOONG, Malaya's mainstay in the defence E "le ThOtnai (up next month, who Ml and 1 an ankle last ni«ht, i s feeling much better B num. E manager of the Malayan tram. Mr Michael E today hr was sure*
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    RUBBER PRICE
    30 1 June first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened ill Singapore this morniiig at 74$ cents a lb., down one-eighth of a cent OKI yesterday's close. The tone was BJXcertafti.
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    Slashed boy
    75 1 Seventeen year old Cheng Song Monj4. who WAS <'ii OUSIy injured by thugs In Upper Cross HI red, Singfl pore, yesterday, has been taken on the no pita] danger lit Cheng, q pupil of si Joseph' i Insl it v! [on, was .it tacked by six Chini c
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    Lock icon Pflimlin: I did have talk with De Gaulle
    634 1 Pflimlin: I did have talk with De Gaulle OEFORE the vote was taken in the National Assembly last night, the French Prime Minister, M. Pierre Pflimlin, said the Government would not "create a power gap by resigning without a vote. His statement was applauded by the Government majority but not
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    Lock icon 'SKYMEN IN ALGERIA ON ALERT'
    98 1 'SKYMEN IN ALGERIA ON ALERT' French paratroopers In Algeria were reported to be on Instantaneous alert yesterday. prepared to jump into Southern France H Gen. Charles de Gaulle had not moved to end the government crisis. No responsible officer would confirm the reports, which claimed that three battallon.s of airborne
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    Lock icon SURRENDER OR DIE
    159 1 Ultimatum to R.I. rebels 4\ Indonesian Army leader laid in Jakarta last night that he had given a 'surrender Of die" ultimatum to 500 rebel troops ta the turbulent Molucca* islands o! East Indonesia. Li. Col. Herman Pieters, commander ot the area, told reporters that the rebel
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    Lock icon CALL TODAY
    218 1 yHE French Prime Minister, M. Pierre Pflimlin, was expected in Paris early today to resign. He failed to obtain the absolute majority he had demanded in the National Assembly. Some parliamentary lobby reports said President Coty might call in General Charles de Gaulle today to asssume power, but
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    Lock icon Sunstroke kills 26
    69 1 rpWENTY-SIX people A have died oi' sunstroke in a scorching heatwave which has gripped the whole of Northern India bringing drought and a threat of famine. The three states worst hit are Bihar, Orissa and West Bengal. In Bihar the temperature is up to 114 degrees fahrenheit.
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    Thugs rob woman teacher
    63 1 Thugs rob woman teacher A schoolteacher, Mrs. Taa Eng Chai, this morning reported to the police the theft of jewellery worth more than $1,000 from her home in Woodlands Road. Singapore. She said she locked her house yesterday but on her return discovered the front door open and the jewellery
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      81 1 T i E o"r Mont dOr ICE CREAM, MILK AND SNACK PARLOUR Delicious Ice Creams Appetising Snacks Excellent Service Reasonable Prices Fully Air-Conditioned Restful Atmosphere First Class Roaster Fresh Coffee Adequate Parking Facilities Home-Made Cakes arc Also Served. DAILY SPECIAL! Light Luncheonet served at specially reduced price. OPEN DAILY Wcckdiy
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    Lock icon UN gives Arab League chance to settle Lebanon complaint
    446 2 UN gives Arab League chance to settle Lebanon complaint rilK United Nations Strurity Council yesterday adjourned debate on tin Lebanon's complaint of intervention by the Tinted Arab Republic <H Egypt and Syria until next Tuesday to allow time for conciliation efforts by the Aral) League. The council adjourned, without objection,
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    Lock icon SPLIT ON CHURCHES' CALL FOR LINK-UP
    190 2 SPLIT ON CHURCHES' CALL FOR LINK-UP The 6G presbyteries of the Church of Scotland are to be asked to comment officially on a proposal that they should appoint Bishops a.s a first step towards unity with the Church of England. The plan that has aroused a bio; religious storm in
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    Lock icon ALASKA A STATE: NO, SAYS U.S.
    32 2 The United States House of Representatives yesterday provisionally voted to kill legislation granting statehood to Alaska. The decision is subject to a final vote today.- Reuter
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    FUN FAIR WILL AID SCHOOL BUILDING FUND
    69 2 FUN FAIR WILL AID SCHOOL BUILDING FUND A Fun Fair in aid of the Marls Stella Vocational School Building Fund will be held at 9. Holland 'Road on Saturday from 2.30 p m to 9 p.m. On .sale will bo nation;).] dishes from China, Mnlaya India. Germany, France and Britain.
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    Lock icon U.S. TO REDS: WHAT ABOUT PROOF OF ARMY CUTS?
    104 2 U.S. TO REDS: WHAT ABOUT PROOF OF ARMY CUTS? fncfe 8 8 prove t&t ■"■aw actual] reduced I The challeng lad k »je Stat; Smelt S commenting the ad ment that it ,:oui 9 draw soviet troop H Rumania and g and that the othe S tiona or the Soviet
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    Lock icon PTE. ELVES FOR GERMANY
    61 2 THE U.S. ARMY said yesterday that Private Elvis Presley minh e Germany ln September after he finishes training a.s a "Tanker. Presley flnishe.s his basic training at Fort Hood Texas on Saturday. After two weeks' leave he will ?< Tn l lr^ n H Od fOr
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      141 2 r f?* >. ij I? ■M c k L-: I ft I pure silk SHANTUNG TIES j COME SEE OUrl NEW COLLECTIONS IN LATEST PURE SILK SHANTUNG TIES IN RICH I ELEGANT DESIGNS. 1 I WASSIAMULL'S I MCNSWEAR DEPT. 31 -33, HIGH ST. •mi iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinin... m m fM^.'\- j Oriental
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    Jap war bride 'was treated shamefully'
    207 3 South Wales ipreme Coi 1 |udge in ney yest< rd iy gi ant d what Is believed i first divorce ckcne to v Japano. < war linsl an Ausl ralian husband. i a d< cr< c nisi, Mr Justice Chambers :i very sad case
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    Lock icon BY-ELECTION MAN HAD NO AUDIENCE
    113 3 BY-ELECTION MAN HAD NO AUDIENCE vf: John Hodgson, Wm «.<i Conservative candidate in the Wigan pariian.u ntarj by election seari bed In vain for an audience last aigbi t«>>' i)i- opening speech <»t iiui ampaign. Uv at tm v differ tut places, ()iit not a sini;l«- passerby shiinw/i to listen.-
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    Lock icon NOW THEY WON'T GIVE BABY AWAY
    151 3 NOW THEY WON'T GIVE BABY AWAY Mr. and Mrs. WHliam Mor rls, oi Nuneaton, War wickshire, who anno mci two month; ago the: were pr< pared to give away their expected fourth baby, ha^ c chang< d t heir minds. The baby a boy has been bom in a hospital
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    Lock icon Plot to pin the 8 murders on me plea
    313 3 JiETER A n ho n y 1 Manuel, 31. on trial in Glasgow for eight murders, yesterday finished a six-hour spell of giving evidence in his own defence. Manuel. New York-bi n. woodworker, dismissed his lawyers days ago and Is conducting
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    Lock icon Pakistan 'rocket bases' denial
    35 3 Pakistan Governt has denied that stralanding fields and I launching bases were prepared in West 'tan as alleged in a sian note delivered to an in the middle of April. Reuter
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    Lock icon Cold shoulder for rock 'n' roll singer wed to girl of 13
    139 3 THE J. ARTHUR RANK Organisation an nounced In London pester day it wa^ cancelling book ings of American rock and roll singer Jerry Lee Lewi. The action tollowod dis closure that Lewis' wife with him in Britain on
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      29 3 f /itic /jar hu DIETHELM welcome to c.ill .md vl OU. turn of qualified n rj. th' display i n our ""''honed ground floor SHOWROOM %<js ii\ i i^TyMNiFTyj^'j
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      218 3 mi hi in oto WtM J 1 I Q Buj A REAL </, V s A Q LEATHER 'x O JEWEL CASE X for your Pearls. Tl Q X. Q€. C. de Sslva Bros, V<v Manufacturing Jewellers P)3, Raffles Piace SingaporG-1 Tel: 031 1 5 For comfort, convenience economy 5
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      214 4 DURING his tour Of South-East Asia lasi year, Japanese Prime Minister Kishi told the peoples of former j a p a n c s e-occupied territories that his nation was sorry for the war's misdeeds and wished to make amends. The Japanese nation, he added, had decided for all
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    On Israel s frontier of fear
    1127 4 Arnold Field meets PACKING MOTHERS I IOWN nilt iii liand. •hi 1 t\ i ancashire. u Witi shouts an ottii i r Maureen Har I pulls the trigg< r conl d< at ly Uk< an c xj> And aly 15, One day Maureen may
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    BY THE WAY
    208 4  - BY THE WAY Beachcomber ■B I#v the 1> sand barrels oi which a. sa vi to o applaud tnt s n u e -I applaud J*o and cond pression of hi, e n e brass come; cataract oi n f c used to conduct by sh! tog his stomach, and
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      24 4 PATEK PHILIPPE WATCHES The jh quality, hocn ,j 1' It i cnHrclj HanJ M l4f 00 |y main- H. SENA, LTD. Bangkok, Singapore Pcnanq.
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      68 4 IT IS WISE... Jf TO PHONE 322<fl fL P§ AND SOLVE YOUR PACKING I PROBLEMS v Your gfass, china, iflver-w, tf md Furniture need the attenti n vM m of experts. W,- k .md cr.it- W 9 anything for YO u with the f 1 greatest of care if Si
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    Harmony among S'pore's commuunities is Brotherhood's aim
    318 5 Harmony among S'pore's commuunities is Brotherhood's aim FUE^SS?^^ &h T a f^ te te «WP«i to promote here. Itlatlol s Oadmtandlng between the various nationalities Disclosing this yesfcerday, Dr. William Shlmer, executive secretarj or the Asia-Paci-fic Division of the World Brotherhood, said: i A chapter in Singapore will eliminate communal
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    Lock icon HUNGARIAN FILM STAR REFUGEE STARTS AGAIN IN BRITAIN
    89 5 HUNGARIAN FILM STAR REFUGEE STARTS AGAIN IN BRITAIN at' Hungarian agdelina Proficz. for a chance to career all over Britain. above, escaped West during the i .ie ii by crawling ;c border into Austria. irents bad been rich ners until the Rus)ccupied Hungary her father, a Polish officer, was shot
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    Parade of first call-up boys
    40 5 Parade of first call- up boys -<>nt parade for intake of National men vi Singapore will be held at the Forces headquarters fach Road at 6 p.m. on a J°r-General c.L. riO. 0.0. Singapore District, will bo the g officer
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    30 STUDENTS ASK ABOUT TOWN PLAN
    120 5 UT 30 students m •< se schools in Sinhave written to th^ Minister, Mr. Urn Inquiring about ponior tours of ig countries for observe tiie pro- Chiuese education Im made the offer 1 ''""'r Front annual ijce last March. i '<' was prepared such
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      84 5 HERE IS THP IMi ill I ir» THJ4T EVERY CUP P'i^^ff^!i!li- i" !M :i!;".' i;r:=. I UtC^ACC ||i||rf j I Every one of the millions of iW^^W" ■~7^ gg^^4J instantly soluble particles of fy°^ tmmi mmt Nescafe contains the rich Ik" t^jJf^y .T^3 aroma of the worlds finest blend of
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      91 6 p—JJM—l ,1 —'111 ——^g In \f I f FILTERS Jj^J I PILTEBS The minu'r you I 'til it V L M, t f .c patented Mm i r<p t> work for l elects thfl be:,t of the sm f i you that'fl w'ny L C Is thfl fii t f:it.
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      251 6 .li:il lIAWKi: by Sydney Jordan \jS STPAMi HAfi (\'Mn-: t wha; \S II MaGnFTiC 6CAPPLIM& i&OHS MAKE SWIFT 1 ITO INTB BCE PI THI IMTRUDEG a-a, i-it i rTlKldl A X^ CONTACT AND THB MAGTi AN PULLS ALONGSIDE I -^>* X, CLEAHEQ-VOliCAfj l-.MIO-GPfA7 -7 r nr, r ll __y( r
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      431 6 Born today, you have ail a] quiMtive mind. Yuu are I see a situation, size it up ly and then act upon it. wi I pears to an outsider to be Imp action i, actually your m Learning to accept tins tffi and act E Ing upon it. despite any
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prizes
      167 7 Above prices Quoted in pence. I Cli k w liite Sarawak f.a.q. ,i! s uropran ports May 29 l i sellers 29 .sellers Hiii; Black Sarawak Special -LI i moijean ports May 18 sellervS 18 sellers Above price* Quoted in pence. pirsl Sesaton Spot £730 buyers £730
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      New York prices
      105 7 NEW YORK, May :.>7. Previous Today fi\ Straits Spot 94.50 nom. 94. 5u nom. TIN futures lli.iii- (intiait May 94.00 buyers 93.87 buyers 94.62 sellers 94. {>2 sellers July 93.75 buyer- 93.75 buyers 94.37 MUSI'S 94.37 .sellerMM Quiet. SALES: Nil. RUBBER: Futures May 25.65 nom. 95.60 buyers
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      36 7 NEW YORK, May 27. Previous Today 1 h tistriala 461.0G 460.68 1 Railroads 116.05 116 00 I Donu stic Bonds 90 25 90 25 1 1:!lui 77.66 77.74 P toCmpofiite Average 160.00 159.94
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      U.S. PEPPER
      38 7 and awaiting wak unquoted. Wuntok white spo (floats 24H. M^y awaiting release 3 afioal Lampong spot 38%, and Ahiy Bhipmenl ;!T ase 24%, afloats sellers ex-riock Mt J4 Sarai prices quoted in U.S. cents per Ib
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      84 7 IM'i'ics if. I .K. lopean ports delivered i long ton May June raiU ri.t. r.K. North Ports delivered long tun May U nr 1 "U- erode strait- ports in billfc lon .M.i\ July OIL crude Ceylon >can ports in hulk J" "v ton June OPRA (i.f.
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    Lock icon CENTURION GOES TO SEA IN A WATERPROOF
    61 7 CENTURION GOES TO SEA IN A WATERPROOF picture, A waterproofed Centurion i tank comes ashore at East- ney Bea c h, Southsea, i Hampshire, as part of "Hun\ Aground IX," an exercise in j amphibious operations. The Royal Marines and Army n?iils took pail in the exercise, ichich was\ simitar
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    MORE PUBLIC HELP NEEDED TO STAMP OUT PIRATE TAXIS
    347 7 THE Singapore Registrar of Vehicles, Mr. Ony Soon Ann said yesterday that the members of the public were not co-operating with his department in its drive against the operators of pirate taxis. He said because of the lack of co-operation his
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    Colony tour for Filipino guests
    82 7 Colony tour for Filipino guests Six departmental heads of the Philippine Government who arrived in Singapore last week started a. Department of Information Services tour of the Colony yesterday. In the next 17 days they will meet Government officials, see many interesting building* and sites in Sin gapore. On June
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    27 7 me iinal sta^c of the Suez Canal shareholders compensation talks ended successfully in Cairo last nigni with the completion <>i a draft agreemenl Reuter
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    The Mayor passes standpipe target
    47 7 The Singapore City coun cil lia.s erected :.ii Btand pipes in k&mpongi In the City area in the la months surpsu sing tle target of 200 iel by the Mayor, Mr. Onf Eng Guan Last motif ii. a si andpipoi were Installed.
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      405 7 H| COUNTLESS ITEMS AT 9 ROCK BOTTOM PRICES! H DC M pi™ n *,i t Ulual Frice I S U Prl n u.^_.fi/\. Plain Dyed Furnishing I IQ Hartiweaung In Big Varieties KB 47V48 $3 5 o pyd $JJO p< y-i M Furnishing Repp, suitable for lU Cushion covers Hardwearing
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      143 7 SINGAPORE I HICH TIDES TODAY: 7.1 > p.m. TOMORROW: 7.37 a.m. and 8.05 p.m. FRIDAY: 8.50 a.m. and 8.50 p.m. SATURDAY: 9.50 a.m. and f).31 p.m. SUNDAY: 10.44 a.m. and 10.11 p.m. MONDAY: 11.35 am. and 10.51 p.m. TUESDAY; I.\ M p.m. and 1.32 a.m. Today's radio programme 1 l;j
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    Lock icon PUNISHMENTS to FIT CRIMES?
    433 8 PUNISHMENTS to FIT CRIMES? I II OUG Hi PRO--1 YOKING was the recent stormy debate in London In which Conservative Party women demanded a return of the cat-O-nine tails for sex crimes and the restoration of hanging for sex murders of children. '•'he cry lor violent punishments for ci Iminal
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    Singaporoscope
    113 8 MOST of us work all week and look forward to Sunday's serenity. But it Is not always a day of restfulness, Almost every residential street has its quota Of pests. In my street these Include the character who runs up and down the SCales on a piano from breakfasi
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    480 8 me the reason for his physical deterioration. "I'm .1 petrol filling station attendant all week. I like to sleep until 8.00 on Sunday before the kids start jumping on my stomach and the whole family yells to go somewhere In the car. "#Vff #*Off.V#>#/ Hi iJuijhri'gtii ■■What happens? I'm
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    Lock icon PORE SPOTLIGHT
    1599 9  -  adelaide Eastley w. L > 1 1 1 ci argue about >ur streets after flora and fauna. v c bent on obliter--1 c immortals a hand In OUT i whose memory <d iii street i not compro- ice could be out further Singapore i it. at least. a
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    London Gossip
    836 10  - London Gossip William Hickey t he DUKE 0F BEDFORD, who never misses a trick to draw visitors to his Bedfordshire stately home, has added a somewhat odd novelty i to the deodorised skunk and the milk i bar which already grace I Woburn Abbey. The publicity-conscious duke's latest acquisition is
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    Armchair 'tec got Poison pen notes
    489 10 Armchair 'tec got Poison pen notes live Finest Dudley the nuui who invents ni\ steries W dike il from a coroner's court ami explained away a real-lilt* one Involving himself ami actress Valeric Hanson. iiu talked or Anonymous letters sent t».» him by poison pen writers during the past fortnight
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    LION IN ZOO KILLS GIRL, 2
    128 10 LION IN ZOO KILLS GIRL, 2 A LIONESS In Washington Zoo plucked a little girl Into her cage and killed her with a blow of her paw. The child, two-year-old Julia Ann Vogt, on a visit With her mother from Chiiliwack, British Columbia, v»as taken to the zoo by her
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    Music while you cook
    67 10 5 The national finals of the Youth Cookery Com-! lm petition— "Youth in the kitchen"— sponsored by the Gas Council was held at the Cafe Royal in London! recently where the prizes were presented by > Princess Alexandra. i 5 Here, l!)-year-old Peter McVey from Croydon,!
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    R. FUCHS EXPLAINS
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    HOC AT IN THE LIMELIGHT
    158 11 10 Hare Dr. Vivian Fuchs himself as f e ar c these schoolgirls from High Oakham toi, Mansfield, Nottingham. They were paying a r s /j j n Trafalgar Square, i</' o one of the four S?wcat vehicles used by I loinmonvcalth Antarctic Expedition on
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    he places they choose!
    26 11 he places they choose a *'"9 birds habit of build 'V (r nttfi in the 1 Pot year after A sort of sixth •••mi to guide
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    93 11 Ft'ople al a London bus atop admire the Trapeze" dress worn by Margaret Brown as she tries out the fashion for approval. Of white i'hei ry printed cotton, it feature! the new short length and has I Hat bow at the neck Created by Pierre
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    Lock icon PAK. 5-YEAR PLAN NOW TO BE CUT
    348 12 PAK. 5-YEAR PLAN NOW TO BE CUT /'MtKATEK emphasis on land rt'l'onns, family planning and industrialisation has been Called In a revision of Hew lopment tarffeti lot Pakistan's five-year development plan ending In l'wo. Mr. Said Hasan, vice chairman oi the planning board, said cuts in developm til targets meani
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    149 12 Democracy finding its feel in Japan nrilK London Times said in an editorial that Japan ha.s made "another move towards political stability" in its general elections. The aper said that, "to see such a move .ul'.s is not to fore old Japan still overshadows the new. Even behind the mask
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    Lock icon COSTLY TRY FOR REDS
    65 12 Japanese elect ions proved most expensive tor the communists. Only one communist was elected. The other 113 candidates tost 11.300 In &6POJ Li 8. In addition the party spent the maximum amount of money allowed, £171.000 or ,€1,500 per candidate, during the campaign. The election thu.s
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    73 12 Nehru-Tito letters SOURCES close to Premier Jawaharlal Nehru said in New Delhi that he and Marshal Tito of Yugoslavia have recently been corresponding on the subject ol Yugoslavia versus Russia and also on the general international situation. The sources said it was correspondence of a personal nature and more on
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      150 12 Romulo's reminder to America OTAUNOH friend himself oi the United States, Philippine Ambassador Carlos P. Romulo .-aid in Chicago that America needed friends in Asia "because there are already more than 1,000 million Asians who are not on your side/ Mr. Romulo said: "Communist China with 650 million people is
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      25 12 THE NEW YORK TRADE JOURNAL PETROLEUM WEEK REPORTED THAT AT LEAST 30 DEVELOPMENT WELLS WOULD BE DRILLED IN NORTHERN SIAM BY NEXT JUNE 1959.- U.P.I.
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      20 12 Drivers from Japan are avion a the early entrants for the 10,100 mile round', Australia reliability triall in August, Renter
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      31 12 Mr, Hun- Krishna Mahatab, Chief Minister of Orissa State, h;ts withdrawn the rOflignatiOti of His Congress Party ministry at the request of Mr. V N. Suthanker, Governor of the State Router
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      37 12 Mr. S. China, a Japanese agricultural expert, said in Hong Kong that Communist China was keen to have Japanese expert advice and assistance in water conservancy work. He had just concluded a 40-day :our of China.— Reuter
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      46 12 The Japanese Supreme Court. In Tokyo ending a case that ha.s dragged on for six years, sentenced former Japanese army N r CO Shigeyoshi Ikeda to three years' imprisonment for torturing and killing fellow prisoners-of-war in a P.o.W. camp in Outer Mongolia 12 years ago.— U.P.I.
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      47 12 The federal president of the Australian Labour Party, Mr. F. E. Chamberlain, said in Perth on his return from a trip through China, that at her present rate of development China would become one of the great nations of the world in the next 25 years.- Reuter
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      40 12 Nationalist China has warned that, if Communist China sent troops or "volunteers" to the Indonesian area, the Formosa Government "would re- serve its freedom to take whatever action was necessary to interdict the movement of such troops or volunteers. U.P.I.
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      26 12 Vice-Admiral S. Sundhornnavin, the lirst Siamese ambassador to Formosa since tho Interruption of diplomatic relations between the two countries In 1949, has arrived in Talnoh.- Reutor.
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    111 12 PRESIDENT Chiang Kai-shek m v China said in xSlpeli toallsej broken out al] over Communist China past two years— some larger uiH m< h henslve than the Hungarian revok to SEP 11 When these localised revolts wen > XL ronised, the Generalissimo said,
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    170 12 Indian are on#inafionai gRi Krishna Sinha, Chief Minister of Bihar State North-East India, has accused the communists 01 sabotaging the country.--development at Jamshecl pur, where police opene< are last week on demon st rat hvj. workers He told the State A. sembly in Patna that th communists were creatin unrest
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    66 12 rruiE Jakai .1 au I 1 plan to tak< .1 cc I of Indonesia's I Komodo "dragons I three lonely islands I Lesser Sunda liioup. 1 Museum offl V Antara News Agency -I expedition would l t i l l these Riant lizard V^M historic remnants
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    31 12 Water is jelling fti I 75 cents (Malayan! a a J ion in drought-hi I the Punjab and I dian states. I than ino.nno per o fee ted. U.P.I.
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    83 12 pBtLtPFINI military Officials in Manila said some 10.500 Indonesians bad slipped through the country. 2.001) of them within the brief space of the last five months. "Most of the (Indonesian) illegal MUM Hill *****11 l •<"<<MIIIIIIIIH|||I(II;|IMI|I|| I M, illll HIM. IMIMII-. IMI lilt entrtef arr
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    418 13 Hit-song bubble about to burst yiiK pop songs which have been churned out with machine-like precision (and in many cas e s similarity) have gone sour to public taste. Makers of these discs announce that the market is getting tougher, the fans more choosey. True, the disc announcements still shriek
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    138 13 RHYTHM you want? Then hear livery Which Way, by the John Barry Seven. It goes with You've Gotta Way. Parlophone R. 1394. ROBERT Earl sounds good and sings well In his new release, There's Only You. This disc should be a "pop" of the future. Backed
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    327 14 The jet-age cricket ball -IT'S MAl)£ BY A SCIENTIST Bj i n IPM ii HER 4 SCIENTIFIC, jet < cricket ball to brighten 4 up *<m and county matches has been < l(> signed bj Dr, Barnes Waliis, tin Inventoi <.> the ih a l,Bo€ miles an houi folding wiuv.
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    A JUST REWARD
    452 14  -  ARCHIE QUICK i By Long-term policies are paying off now WHAT a triumph Midland football has .scored this winter and spring! That is, paramountly. the last thought on season 1957-58 an eight months' campaign which at last brought its lust reward to Wolverhampton Wanderers and west Bromwhich
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    107 14 Children in the Barnardo Home were delighted when Freddie Trueman, the Yorkshire and Ensland fast bowler, walked up carrying a monster bag of humbugs. The bowling demon, who is also lamed for his big-hit batsmanship, was bet a stone of humbugs by
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    319 14  - A Welsh boxer in England team GEORGE WHITING By A WELSHMAN boxing r in his own country in the "foreign" uniform of England is just one of the curiosities of the team announced b\ the Amateur Boxing Association for the Empire Games in Cardiff nexl July. Never a dull moment
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    295 15 In KUI V yesterday gained their lourth successive win this season to maintain the hot pace they are setting in the county championship. Their victory over Nottinghamshire by an innings and 43 runs at Trent Bridge, earned them 14 more points to bring their tally
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    29 15 J bantamweight ■i- Kimura threw in n l at the end of the M md of a scheduled ►und non-title fight im's Kunoi Vitchi- Bangkok, Reuter
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    81 15 JAPANESE HORSE TO RACE IN US JAPAN'S leading thoroughbred racehorse, Hakuchikara. arrived yesterday at Inglewood (California) on a private chartered plane from Tokyo, ready to run for three rich stakes at Hollywood Park in coming months. The five-year-old chestnui stallion, said to be the greatest in Japanese racing history, was
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    124 15 When a national team wins an event all the players in the Asian Games system receive medals, but for I purposes of compiling national totals team successes count only one. i One bronze medal has yet to be awarded in a play-off between China and
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    180 15 Zeal an den surgdramatic nine over Glamorgan ln« stara of the 01 their cricket terday in Cardiff. nitC result never '"v until the last when a game seemed doomed ?W by the New Zeaearlier uninspired $d«JI, n^red into The tourists who had earlier taken their first
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    97 16 last night staged a three-houi general strike to back up demands for arms supplier from Britain and America and the immediate evacuation of French troops. A crowd of about 200.00 C people the biggest mas* demonstration Since tin beginning ot the TunisianFrench crisis three months i
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