The Singapore Free Press, 14 July 1958

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper *****. SUlff»9«rti Monday. July 14, 1958. Price 15 tts.
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    Lock icon U.K. TO RUSH 300 EXTRA POLICE TO CYPRUS AS DEATHS MOUNT
    333 1 U. K. TO RUSH 300 EXTRA POLICE TO CYPRUS AS DEATHS MOUNT BRITAIN is rushing 300 police reinforcements to Cyprus, it was announced in Nicosia last night at the height of another day of communal violence in which seven people were killed. The reinforcements will double the size of the
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    'Woman's superior state' by the Pope
    139 1 'Woman's superior state' by the Pope Tin vdvi. declared last A night that the state of nrginity for a Christian woman 'is by its excellence superior to that of matrimony/ The pontiff was addressing w»00fl girls of the Catho--1|( Action organisation gathered in Rome from all over Italy. Speaking from
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    RUBBER PRICE
    21 1 Wt tot grade rubber ■O.b. oprned In Sln- morning at 771 M) >'M quarter of f)11 Friday's close. quiet
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    PROMOTED
    10 1 LVdmiralty has proPtaln c.d Nor™manding omccr of Malayan Navy,
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    Lock icon 'BOMB ABOARD PLANE' WARNING
    113 1 AIRLINES were alerted at London Airport last night when a telephone call was received by the airport switchboard saying there was a bomb aboard a Munich-bound plane. The girl who took the call Immediately informed British European Airways who contacted the German Lufthansa and other airlines.
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    Lock icon Rebel raid on Briton's home in Beirut
    260 1 Rebel raid on Briton's home in Beirut pOUR LEBANESE insurgents yesterday raided the Beirut apartment of Colonel A.C.C. Brodie, British military attache in the Lebanon, at the week end and abducted his valet, a British Embassy spokesman said in Beirut. The spokesman said the embassy would make a "strong protest"
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    Railway's financial position 'graye'
    188 1 MALAYA's 14,000 railwaymeii were told tiiis morning of the grave financial position of the railway due to the general trade recession. "It is hoped that we can make both ends meet without having to reduce staff," they were told in leaflets. In the first five months
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    POLL COMPLAINTS OFFICE
    79 1 A special election complaints office has been se: up at the Ruma Miskin police station to deal with any allegations which may arise regarding the Kalian g by election to the Singapore city council. Polling takes place on July 26/ A Governmcn: gpo&esman said all reports will
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    SAFE (and $3,00G) FOUND
    26 1 SINGAPORE police yesterday recovered a safe which had been stolen from a building: in Sago Lane. sum of $3,000 was found inside.
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    Lock icon De GAULLE'S SOLUTION-FEDERATE
    274 2 A 'choice place' will be kept for Algeria f*ENERAL CHARLES lj d 3 GAULLE said in a broadcast last night that France must establish the ties of the French Union on a federal basis this year. Algeria would have "a choice place" in the community formed by
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    Lock icon HUNT FOR MANIAC AFTER EXPLOSION
    85 2 1y )i.K in Ha i| I'■ day were eeklni madman believed to bi responsible for blowing up detonator store last night. The explosion scattered masonry over a wide area and demolished a well The area wa.s closed to the public because ol the danger from
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    Lock icon Cypriots hurt in U.K. road crash
    28 2 At least 10 people Including several Cypriote were taken to hospital yesterday alter a road crash J near H&Jttinffs Kniilanri.- -t Reuter
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    Lock icon 700 redundant in W.German shipyard
    50 2 The state-owned nowaldt works at Kiel, We t Germany's biggest shipyard. will t'ukiy di -mi l Tim men Recently 300 other, were dismissed. Reason for the latest dismissals was given as "the lack ol repair work due to the current worldwide recession In shipping." Reuter
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    Lock icon Governor hurries back to Aden: More trouble likely
    120 2 OIR William Luce, Ooi er li<>! <)| Ami II rill hi, it In., |i ftVe .Did left London by air \< terday foi LaheJ to tiKiv i he li uai \<>n here following the receni banning ol the Sultan ol i ahej
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    Lock icon U.S. Marine plane forced down by Cuban aircraft
    139 2 (HBAN air force planes forced down a IS. Marine plane at Santiago yesterday. The aircraft and its crew of nine were reported to have been released soon afterwards. Captain Herman L. Ray, commander of the IT.S.l T .S. naval air station at
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    Lock icon HUNGARIAN REFUGEES DEMONSTRATE
    186 2 /CHANTING and carrying anti-Soviet slogans, a line of about 250 Hungv arian refugees yesterday marched in front of the headquarters of the Soviet United Nations delegation on Park Avenue, New York It was the first of a week-long series of marches planned by the ••<>- fugees organisation
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    Lock icon TWO DIE IN BED BLAZE
    27 2 Btevle Kirkc, ;»»ed two, and her year-old sister Christine died early yesterday when a bed caught flre 111 tneir London home Reuter
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    32 2 picture. Mrs. Lim Yew Hock, wife of the Chief Minister, presents a certificate to Mr. \Ver Tai (hew for having passed his lifeGuard corps demonstralion yesterday at Chang] Point beach. Free Press
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    Lock icon 'Big threat to Malaya today is economic'
    158 2 'Big threat to Malaya today is economic' THE London Times today expressed the vie* that Malaya would be passing through a testing time In the next few months and that economic danger was the real menace. Elections are due nexi and none of the varied opposition parties has built up
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    Lock icon Borneo phone link
    20 2 Transferred -chargi phone rails wiih win bo extended ri 13 more over i Including North Bon Reuter
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    Lock icon Train sportsmen on politics, not vodka- Moscow
    228 3 I SOVIET UNION'S leading sports journal said yesterday that i and rowdies tolerated only ior their brilliance at sanies m be excluded from sports arenas, magazine, Soviet Sport, calling for high moral, political and: standards In sport, blamed several leading trainers by name
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    Lock icon EX-NURSE IS AIR HOSTESS
    63 3 picture. \ttraetivc Miss Agnes rede, 21, a new i, n tewardess, ho ii in Singapore yesterdas on her first vi to (ho Colony. who \\ill lie 22 ember, t the that she •se in Calcutta she to< kup a flying job. I joined the B 0
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    Lock icon A hunger strike after coffin march
    80 3 mbers of the Irish Union .started lay hunger .strike Irish Fir.ba.-i >:■• London yesterday. I lat afti r the '43 ley would be reI thers until the ernment ended tention of political I ?er strike began Hy in Park by the I:, h ion.
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    Lock icon TOKYO TRAGEDY -AMERICAN IS CHARGED
    285 3 TOKYO TRAGEDY -AMERICAN IS CHARGED j APANESE procurators today will contiifue t 1 Ir ca ii Tokyo ai aln it an m rican uni\ r >it y footbi Her, Mr, Jos< ph P. c wley indicted under Japam se law oi a charge of Injuring a friend so seri ously
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    Lock icon CANADIANS QUEUE TO SEE THE PRINCESS
    200 3 CANADIANS QUEUE TO SEE THE PRINCESS pRINCESS MARGARET. I on the second day of her month-lons tour o: Canada, attended morning service at Christ Church cathedral, Victoria, British Columbia, yesterday. About 1,500 people, some of whom had queued for three hours, jammed the cathedral to capacity for the Princess's first
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    33 3 Abu Bakar bin Mideen and his bride Meriam binte Marican with Mr. and Mrs. T. Mortimer at their wedding yesterday. Abu Bakar works for Mr. Mortimer, a well-known Malayan jockey. picture. Free Press
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    Lock icon FRENCH VILLAGERS HONOUR THE FALLEN
    92 3 FRENCH schoolchildren Mng God Save The Queen and the Marseillaise in the small village of Beaumont Hamei. yesterday as a monument to the dead of the 51st. Highland Division In both world wars was rededicated. Originally the monument commemorated those of the division who tell
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      23 3 FURN!7URE OMPETiTIVE ■'C£s BY van hin IS a '»ne piece Gf DUAL PURPOSE L^SSING TABLE sn Aq apem Or chard Road 3 4144/*****
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      182 3 Four Reasons Why Men Prefer To Shop At W. Mm a li wmmJmm SINGAPORE'S OHLY EXCLUSIVE MEN'S SI^OP it \^©l \W 1. In tneairconditioned 'li li^>rS^^-*. V-*i' vt^7? atmosphere you can V^ f^ih gfcl a lhal you need \\v in Men's wear. ft v£ I B j Aw li AIR-CONDITIONED
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      Opinion Acid crime menace
      233 4 Opinion Acid crime menace acid "bombs" appear J^ to hav< become s1 andard eQuipmeni in the armouries oi Singapore's gangs. And punishment of a drastically deterrent nature must be introduced to halt this '•rime which is second only to murder in degree. In this conned ion, Singaporeans wil] applaud the
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    The fabulous Barrymotes
    26 4 PELHAM GROOM writes every Monday The Barrumores, Lionel, Ethel and John, as they appeared in Rasputin, the only film they were in together
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    SCENE STEALERS ALL
    512 4 IyHAT a joy it was to see Ethel, the last of the fabulous Barrymorcs. on the screen again. What a family they were Ethel, Lionel and John. Each could have been awarded the title of the greatest scene-stealer of all time. There was never anything small about
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    FORE! A man with an eye on the links
    458 4 FORE! A man with an eye on the links DEING quite ex- hausted by the labours of moving house I have taken a lew days leave. A lazy tew days in which I did iittle but browse through books which ranged from Witchcraft to World Health and the more I
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      36 4 JEWELLERS >l BY SKILLED < RATFSMEN 1)1 VMOM) RINGS, WATCHES, FINE JEWELLERY S.P.H.deSilvaltd. 45, HIGH STRI f F X AIR PORT SINGAPORE 6, STATION ROAD IPOH A Cm, S CM DE SILVA (H X.) LTD. HONG KONG
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      60 4 Iffli^^z i) neiccst> vk tl\ W r nSe 111 The latest semi-permanent rinse perfected by Inecto brings unbelievable colour glmmoui to nalr. Three shades that will not waab off Uirou many shampoos, will not afTect permanent wives i-7' ha if by ihagic **^5 Available from all Good Dealers ittd THE
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    SHOWING RURAL FOLK HOW TO EARN MORE
    341 5 SHOWING RURAL FOLK HOW TO EARN MORE nIKVI development projects in it sin tapore will K<t oil to a flying s t ar j i the Legislative Assembly approV es t Government request for a §325,000 grant when it meets on Wednesday. Governmeni has already out a preliminary survey immediate
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    Lock icon NOSE TROUBLE
    29 5 a painful carbuncle on his nose will prevent Mr. J. G. Btrijdom, South African Prime Minister, from attending any public functions on his 65th birthday today. Reuter
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    29 5 I Ul AIN basn't had of summer 1 11 l> i r I)Ut that i dampen the spirits «f i fiend, Sheila w the s|,j |0 pii lure Reuter
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    CIVICS COURSE
    25 5 i '> lour members /»nn Tow Road tho Singapore 1 pjOJ will tako Cl yid course or- h i "ie Department »on services, to-
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    Lock icon Italians do parachute jump for their wedding
    80 5 Italians do parachute jump for their wedding picture. ALBERT DE CRISTOIARO and his bride, Bl&nea (Jappone, still wearing their jumping suits, become man and wile in a ceremony conducted by Parachute Chaplain lion Lino Basso alter they had jumped from a small Fairchild plane as it flew over Turin airfield.
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    Talk on District Councils today
    57 5 The sixth in the series i f seven talks on the constitution and work ol the new Rural District Councils which will be establish.' l after elections in September will be held today at the Bukit Panjang Community Centre at 6 p.m. The last one
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    Storage aid plea by rice merchants
    137 5 Storage aid plea by rice merchants SIXGAPORE rice mer chants have written to the Government asking for an extension period for the storage of 50.00U tons of rice in the Colony This followed the announce ment from the Ministry of Commerce and Industry informing the merchants that the Government wa*
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      53 6 S FRESHEST NEW TASTE IN SMOKING! I WIW-TIP(>SISWrTHSCiHMII!fiIIBin^ M^ I Weniliol Mi*t makn lh« big I < )"s rich tobacco taste freshi i while you smoke. ..and WC freshness stays with you IOHg (ijlcr smoking, t \r\l pack smoke llic big 0! j Tobacco Co., i.S'J., the m" 1 CHESTERFIELD
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      92 6 .■■■■HiMJliMHMiiHiif! S!S! I .1.1 JEFF HAWKE hy Sydney Jordan HF^^itiwwv <T. /wen* tmc Mo«NiNfi j 51] HUi/Wi AA'VV^^MMfe^Hl B^ M WIMC \lil hy Lee Falk and Phil Davis JA.\K by Hnbbard AAf NOW POBPAO6D POa 1 J PLEASE, WHBN MEJ MO y "?*s^s' TOMOBBOW VOO WIU-^^B BLOXDIE b7~€hic Yoim7 PJpSJIEr
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      443 6 i Born today, you are versatil i many-sided In you* un< You are able to turn from one to another with great facility. Science and the arts appea I B you widely and you may well a creative talent in more than area of expression. Make sure ever, that you
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    GOVT. STEPS UP WAR ON GANGS
    399 7 Booklet advises public on how to co-operate with the police Rural areas too pOLLOWIXG up the success of the Police Week, the Singapore Government is Launching a bi«j publicity drive to enlist public co-operation in the fight against secret societies and extortion gangs. An
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    Official blessing for big Kallang fair
    189 7 Official blessing for big Kallang fair Singapore ChinChamber of ni rce has now d official apfrom the r ernment to hold i 'list i tut ion fair he Kallang Airfrom January 24 to February 24. i delegation from chamber including- the >ident, Mr. Ko 'I'eck the vice-president, .Mr. Yap Pheng
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    Lock icon BRIDE IN LACE
    55 7 picture. Reuter A SILVER Lurex thread running through the material heightens the effect of this wedding dress being shown in the British fashion parades in Brussels. For the dress. Worth of London used white Nottingham lace mounted on pale rose nylon net. The bouquet of rosebuds and
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    RENT SUBSIDY TO TIDE OVER FIRE VICTIMS
    184 7 RENT SUBSIDY TO TIDE OVER FIRE VICTIMS fHE Singpore Governf ment has decided to •/temporary rent sub- i? ut 200 families t their homes in the Koo Chye fire in lllfl arcjo_be accom- modated in Singapore [mprovoment Trust flats. The rest of the victims have found accommodation with friends or
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    Lock icon Carnival Queen
    17 7 picture. JILL BROADBENT, 19-year-old shop salesgirl, who has been elected as Southends Carnival Queen. Popper
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      121 7 ADELPHI HOTEL Presents FRENCH GASTRONOMY WEEK 12th 19th July, 1958 French Specialities served at Lunch and Dinner ||||||^HHNK£H|| Wednesday, 16th July, 1958 I^HiHH FASHION PARADE Bit .*>** Jra^ French Laces, Silks and Crystal Orqania Hk^'' from "KHEMCOS". Turned into designs ShP^ W t l renc 1 flavour created by S^
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      38 7 I"""" 1 iHiiiiiniininininitt f SINGAPORE I I HIGH TIDES 1; 1 DNESDAYi 11 15 H l *ci 10.21 p.m. I SDAYj 11.5! a. m •I ll.in p.m. I l> P. MI. 1 ??AJ: O.!Sa.m.an,l 1 Iv Pin. """""•lIHIMIIIIIIIMHIIIiIiif
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      114 7 Today's radio 1.15 pra, Stress On String?; 1.30 Time Signal and News; 1.45 More Stress On Strings; 2.00 Close Down; 3.57 Schools Broadcast; 5.00 Jazz Jamboree; 5.15 Their Kind of Music; 5.30 Children's Playhouse; 6.00 Of! the Record; 6.15 An Evening With the Masters: G. 45 Lights On; 6.53 Announcements
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    COVENTRY SETS THE SCENE
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    Frauds jail for the Sc spell joe sors
    227 8 Frauds jail for the Sc spell joe sors npm; back-street hair x dressing saloon of helpful Horace J »eph Clark known when a jailbird as Joe Scissors was tjj e centre of B BIO.OOQ hire-purchase swindle And this is hoy. year-old barb learned his tradi wood Scrubs i racket which
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    Collision injred 25
    38 8 Collision injred 25 The locomotive of an embedded into a coach ol train from Gravesend to Cl lision at Maze Hill Station,] recently. About 35 people mHu steam train U ai'hr .1 i o|<'ii.^B( i; i i ondon.
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    Royal opening for new 'Belgrade Theatre'
    479 8 Royal opening for new 'Belgrade Theatre' THE FIRST theatre in Britain to be built by a" municipality is in Coventry the city which, for its size, perhaps suffered more than any other in the United Kingdom the aerial bombardment of 1940. The spire and walls of the mediaeval cathedral still
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    Happy landing Colette
    54 9 Happy landing Colette Lovely French mannequin Colette Dural was a star among stars recently as a parachutist. She took part in a n international meeting of parachutists at Le Bourget aerodrome, near Paris, and made sev- Here Colette smiles happily, after she has landed safely from one of her jumps
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    Lock icon A tip from 'the Prince'
    66 9 Prince Monolulu, the famous colourful figure of liorsc-ravina, complete With featJiered fiead-dress, beams hap- pih/ at Ldigchamp rave,-) in France. "I got a horse" is hit famous cry fll fl tipster, and fie certainly had it uas the winner. Here Prince Monolulu invites an attractive
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    London Gossip
    794 10  - London Gossip William Hickey PRESIDENT NASSER, boss of the United Arab Republic, his made the grand g«. s ture to Mr. Krushchev. He has given Russia a new London horne and what a London home. It is worth £60,000, maybe more. The house i In Ken- dngton Palace-gardens, J a:
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    Colour bar hotel a shock for bishops
    255 10 Colour bar hotel a shock for bishops Till: case of the Lon don colour bar hotel that turned out three American women visitors has caused widespread public criticism. Rooms at the hotel Goring, at Victoria, where 30 American and Canadian bishops were, stayIng for the Lambeth Conference had been booked
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    'Why I'll never stay at this hotel
    541 10  -  Donald Edgar By I WAS appalled to road the story that three coloured American women had been asked to leave the Goring Hotel, near Buckingham Palace. The fact that the throe womenMrs. Edith Alsup, Miss Elsie Archibald, and Miss Lois Howard arc obviously
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    I forgive, he says—in champagn
    250 10 I forgive, he says—in champagn (TREY-HAIRED Frederick Potts poj J champagne for his Austrian-oiTj.' Johanna to their neat, seml-aeww home and said: "All's well that b well. 1 Said blonde. 46-year-oiai Pott-, in halting English: "That>ni dear— the past is ended and muj forgotten. Now we start a mw u«
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    SINGAPORE SPOTLIGHT
    5 11  -  Adelaide Eastley BY.,
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    TRAILING THE TURTLE
    1051 11 Singaporoscope Season is nearly mm here again njNGAPOREANS who > s annually trek north to Trengganu to hunt for the eggs of the oj a nt leathery turtle are packing their bags again .is the season approa c lies. From Mr Robert Logan I learned oi the
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    'WHY AM I HERE!'
    136 12 Why 3m I hcre> You are here for one of the three fol lowing reasons: either you have asked us to treat you, because you feel that it is neces sary. This is called Free Service' and you may ask tor your re lease at Jn
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    Humane methods cure the mind
    1411 12  -  JOHN IZBICKI By 'Pill: above is a verj ihori extract from a 1 1 page booklet which is ii mded to every mentally sick patient who enters the ©ver-open gates of the Vilie Evrard Psychiatric Hospital on the outskirts <'i Paris. )ii the cover ol
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    CRAVINGS OF A MUM-TO-BE RANGE FROM FRUIT TO COAL
    279 12 CRAVINGS OF A MUM-TO-BE RANGE FROM FRUIT TO COAL 'THE cravings of pregnant women secret and overpowering range from fruit to coal, pickles to soap and candies to mothballs, according to the British Medical Jour nal. At the same time they may turn with loathing from tea, tobacco, coffee and
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    THEY SEE BABY-TO-BE ON T.V.
    113 12 A SUBSTITUTE for ante- natal X-rays, which are now known to be harmful even in .small doses, haj been tested by a team of doctors led by Professor [an Donald at Glasgow University, v.sing a machine which generates highly penetrating .sound wavtj Instead of X-rays,
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    TOTAL CONTROL OF WEATHER IS LONG WAY OFF
    670 13  - TOTAL CONTROL OF WEATHER IS LONG WAY OFF RUTHERFORD POATS By wriTPE droughts In Asia and other parts ot Wie S this summer are raising the old QUes- When are we going to start doing something ab out the weather? V( r by reputable scientists m many coming Increasingly hopeful,
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    Lock icon SIR JOHN LECTURES
    44 13 SIR JOHN COCK. CROFT. Nobel prizewinner for physics and Director of Atomic Research at Harwell, indicates calculations written up on a blackboard during: a lecture on the future prospects of nuclear energy at the Metanopoli Gram, mar School, Milan. picture. Popper
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    Lock icon Earth, space show
    122 13 Earth, space show AN "Earth and Space" exhibition featuring everything from space suits to recordings on an earth satellite's "beeps" lias opened in Paris. Star exhibits are gleaming silver replicas of Sputniks One and Two, and a 75- foot red and white satellite launching Vanguard rocket. A small "Space Theatre,"
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    Lock icon Radiation test on a town
    236 13 Radiation test on a town ONLY one person received any appreciable amount of nuclear radiation during a five-month test involving the whole adult population of the small farming town of Alamo nee: Las Vegas, Nevada, the United States Atomic Energy Commission has disclosed. The 1,514 people of Alamo, which is
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    THE WORLD OF SCIENCE
    4 13 THE WORLD OF SCIENCE
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    Lock icon New controls for missile range
    349 13 have put the finishing touches on a milliondollar job of installing new electronic equipment which will make Cape Canaveral a '•triple-barrel" missile range. For nine days, during which the range was closed down for launchings but not for the various ground tests, 90 technicians and
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    Lock icon Storm delays Singapore training at Cardiff camp
    400 14 Storm delays Singapore training at Cardiff camp THEY SHIVER INSTEAD THE four-man Singapore team to the Empire Game* entrenched during Saturday night and yesterday their manager Tan Hwee Hock, said that his two weightlifters stood "quite excellent chances <>i carrying oil' the gold medals in their respective events." a near-gale
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    World champion kilied
    96 14 World champion kilied A US RALIi world champion motor i clisf Keil h ampbell rashed and w.is killed In a motor cj <le race near Toulouse, Southern France, yesterday, Campbell, world champion in H»e 3~>H c.c. category, was competing in the 500 c.c. event at an international meeting organised by
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    116 14 pictures. NOSE WIN PAYS $167, On the extreme outside, Madam Lee Cheng Kin's peanut Kid (No 10) is ridden to victory by jockey Sheldon (ieyer in the Class :i Div, I event over one mile. The photo verdict by a nose. Peanut Kid, well down n, \u weights with 8.05,
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    RECORD HURDLER
    49 14 Man in Lauer of Germany clocked 13.7 sec. for the 110 metre hurdles in Bugsburg yesterday, equalling his performance of last Wednesday at Cologne, when he bettered his own European record of 13.8 seconds. Ajncel Robinson of the United States was second In the same time. Renter.
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    84 14 uungarian centre-half Perenc Sipos, who fouled the Welsh player Ron Hewitt during the Hungary-Wales match In the World Cup in Sweden last month, has been officially rebuked by the Hungarian Football Federation following a report by F.1.F.A.. the international body. Hewitt had to be carried off
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    69 14 KRITAINS ace racing driver, 28-year-old Stirling Mom and his 23-year-old Stoter, Pat, .scored 'a greal family double on European motor circuits yesterday In Portugal, Stirling .swept to victory in a Masorrati in the Villa Rial car race. Sister Pat partnered Mrs Ann Wisdom in the AustinIlealey
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    HORSE THAT CAME FROM NOWHERE
    229 14  -  ALLAN LEWIS By pEANUT KID came from '-nowhere" over the 1 iast furlong to get up in the last stride for a nose victory over Jolly Day in the main race at Bukit Timah on Saturday. Peanut Kid was almost friendless on ihe tote and
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    121 14 Argentine golfer in lead FIDEL de Luca, forma Argentinian Open golf champion, hit a six-under-par 67 to fain a two. strokes lead in the firs! round of the 7'holes French Open champion* ship at St. Germain yes. terday. His nearest rival was 23--year-old Welsh piani Have Thomas, with t>!>. Thomaj
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    47 14 A match betwe Japanese gymnastics and a Polish team, to na" been held next v.i^- l>l a has been cancelled becaw arrangements have made for the Japam return to Tokyo on Wee day from the Moscow woiw championships, it v ported yesterday. Reuter
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    West Indies tour of India finalised
    123 14 rpilE West Indies cricket team will play fivo Test matches, each of five days, during their 3| month tour of India this year. The itinerary was finalised yesterday In New Delhi at a meeting o! the Indian Board of Control's working committee, The West
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      204 14 CLUES across 4 a bee around the river (0). i E pl< Ive racing boat? (5) >S: within within <(j>. 4 Empire or Museum? <7» llc WM a wan, take him nt .u(M ;i pound (5) for all sh;| H look M Gardnei end ua in Ul M like again"
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      544 15 HOW THEY RAN liPORE trainer J**k Spencer introduced v a n outstanding: galloper, to Malayan s a Bukit Timah on Saturday. Chestnut Irish entire by Stephen Paul out ntedl Steve is one of the most promis-,ree-year-olda in training. Saturday's race he had started twice.
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      SPEEDY LADY JAMBO
      418 15  -  ALLAN LEWIS I By Bintang Timor goes well too LADY .JAMIU), a possible winner on Wednesday, made the fastest time and also looked the most impressive worker at Bukit Timah this She was goin^ much better than King Pap (Mitchell) to dispose of three in 37. Lady
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      265 15 THE eigth race wont to favourite Satisfaction, who gave a good performance. He was in trouble racing: down the back straight and did not get clear of it until Hearing' the half mile post. He had to be pulled to thp outride, and from thereon
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      190 15 M.XKi; a note ol (luvso horses: THE SWAGIBi a < i tainty beaten in the fifth rftce, should °c followed. PARROT I ASIIION u..N also eeitainty beaten, in Knee Eight. Under similar condition! I he will be a good proposition. TOBASCO, fifth in the
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      87 15 Cooper beats Rose in five-set final ASHLEY Cooper, the Wimbledon champion, was taken to live seta yc.s- terday by Mcrvyn Rose in the international lawn tennis tournament at Baastad, Sweden. The all-Australian men's .singles final had to bo po.st- poned brcau.se of rain when Mervyn Rose led Cooper 11-9. G-2.
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      34 15 Argentina completed a 5-0 win over British West Indie.s in the first round of the North American Zone of the Davis Cup in Buenos Aires yesterday. They now meet Israel. Reuter
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      TOURONG SHINES IN A SECRET GALLOP
      99 15 ON Saturday morning after the Press had left the Bukit Timah racecourse, newcomer Tourong, ridden by Barr-all. was galloped with Bonanza. Tourong gave Bonanza a three- length start from the three furlong post and beat him home to run the three n 37 15.
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    363 16 Ittvttth prvfomHi 4n swSiUtan saijs foishnp iet hittva* taititvk o£* pnei fists BISHOP i\ M. Chavasse, of Rochester, England, attacked pacifists and advocates <»! unilateral nuclear disarmament In a sermon yesterday for encouraging "bloody-minded despots." '•'Whose hands arc v<'d with the blond not only or youthful
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    217 16 IB BRITAIN releases Egypt's blocked No 2 ■sterling account the Unit Bd Arab Republic will speed up by otic year the payment of the instalments o! the sin million it has agreed to pay the Suez Canal Company over live yc-irs as compensation ror the take
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    69 16 Sporadic fighting in Sumatra SPORADIC fighting was continuing In Sumatra, Indonesian newsagencies reported yesterday. The reports said two lebel officers from North Sumatra, Major Boyke Nangolan and Major Sahala Hutabarat, were still at large in the Tapanuli district. In a recent brush between rebels and government troops, three rebels had
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    Tengku flies to Alor Star
    46 16 Flags will be flown at halfmast in Singapore today in respect for the Sultan of Kodah who died yesterday Tengku Abdul Rahman, the Federation Prime Minister, who was holidaying in Singapore, left for Alor Star this morning to attend the funeral.
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    55 16 Mystery of skyman's death jump Police and army authorities are today trying to solve the riddle of a paratrooper found dead after a jump from a plane on open ground near Alnwick, Northumberland. The paratrooper, a regular attached to a Territorial Army unit, made a normal jump with other soldiers
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    122 16 MYSTERY MURDERS PROBED A MEMBER of the Eastern Nigeria House of Assembly at Lagos has been charged with conspiracy to murder, following widespread police inquiries into mysterious disappearances over a number of years. He is Mr. Vincent AwguNwankwq member for Abakaliki a town in the Ogoja Province of Eastern Nigeria
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    35 16 Fifteen people jumped or scrambled to safety early yesterday when fire destroyed an apartment house in South-West London. Six were taken to hospital with burns and shock. Reuter
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    75 16 mm pictures. A bird's eye view of the Police Review held Saturday at the Padang. Singapore. The va 9 contingents are being inspected by the Governor] William Goode, in a Land Rover. Below, a civilian. Mr. Ang Chin Sion" i s v presented a Royal Society testimonial and a moiS
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    29 16 Fire yesterday destroyed five airplanes and an airport building at Rimouski, some 200 miles northeast of Quebec. Damage was estimated at M 54,500,000. Reuter
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    38 16 Two French soldiers and a young girl were killed and three children injured when a croup of ramblers was ambushed yesterday in I mountains of Chiffa, sol of Algiers, French aut| rities said. Reuter
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