The Singapore Free Press, 18 August 1958

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper So |59<S. Singapore, Monday, August 18. 1958. Price 15 Cts.
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    Lock icon NEW H-TEST BY BRITAIN
    87 1 ml IK British Ministry of Defence announced last f night: "The current series of nuclear tests at Christmas Island will shortly be resumed." t No further details were given. Britain exploded an H-bomb near Christmas A> Ishnd on April 28 after announcing that a series 0
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    Lock icon SEPT. 14: DATE FOR NEXT BID TO MOON
    120 1 SCIENTISTS are now ex--0 amining remnants of America's first moon-roc-ket to determine what caused it to blow up at 50. ouo feet, 77 .seconds after its launching at Cape Canaveral yesterday. General Bernard Schriever, m charge o! the lunar project oi the
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    AUSTRALIANS TO VISIT S'PORE
    67 1 1 <it 20 Australians will visit Singapore during a WUr „i .South-East Asia [rom January 9 to 11 next Fear. tour La being sponRp/ed by the Australian Igjwc tion and the secreNewman Ro?enthal Melbourne yesterday h Partj would meet imi fsonalitiea during \l Biam, Burma, smXL
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    Strijdom- still serious
    31 1 Mi a rijdom, South hot i I? c Minister, did and his condlL n ins .serious, it was h' v terday. i fering from a In the lung.
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    Big areas in N-East Australia flooded
    131 1 Big areas in N-East Australia flooded tiLOODWATERS last night r covered hundreds of thousands of acres of South -East Australian farmland, dislocating road systems. Most of Victoria is already hard hit, and only heavy transport is able to use the main inter-state highway, between Melbourne and Sydney. The highway is
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    Lock icon BONN RETORT
    33 1 West Germany told Russia in a note published yesterday that it had never approved or favoured acts of aggression nor allowed West German territory to be used for such acts Reuter
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    RELIEF RUSHED TO W. PERSIA
    140 1 Relief teams carrying .supplies were today being rushed to Western Persia, where villages are reported to have been razed by strong earth tremors over the weekend Official reports say .several town.s and villages in the Hamadan, Kermanshah. Asadabad and Kangavar regions were damaged and large
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    U.S. READY TO AID NATIONS IN SOUTH ASIA
    293 1 U.S. READY TO AID NATIONS IN SOUTH ASIA 6 warships, 2,000 marines now in Singapore fHE United States Navy yesterday announced in Washington that new preparations to help any friendly nation in the Indian Ocean which might be affected in any way by the Middle East crisis, reports Reuter. Navy
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    Council decides: 50 cents a visit
    182 1 Council decides: 50 cents a visit OEOPLE seeking 1 treatment at the City Council dispensaries will have to pay 50 cents for every visit either for treatment or advice. This Health Committee decision was unanimously approved at today's City Council meeting. The council also agreed to charge 10 cents per
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    ASSAM BORDER REOPENED BY PAKISTAN
    35 1 ASSAM BORDER REOPENED BY PAKISTAN Pakistan yesterday reopened the border between East Pakistan and Tripura State, Assam, the Press Trust of India reported. Pakistan sealed the border a fortnight ago following incidents on the border.
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    Monty puts off Athens visit
    27 1 Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery postponed a visit to Athens "until a more suitable time," usually wellinformed sources said in Athens yesterday.— Renter.
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    RUBBER PRICE
    32 1 September first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened in Singapore this morning at 80 1 cents per lb.. down a quarter of a cent on Friday's close. The tone wa: uncertain.
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    Lock icon CHAMOUN READY TO SACK PRO-WEST PREMIER?
    76 1 PRESIDENT Chamoun is 1 ready to dismiss his pro-western premier, Saml e s Solh, to mollify the opposition and bring a stable peace to the country, informed sources reported In Beirut yesterday. They said Chamoun was ready to let a caretaker government replace Solh
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    Lock icon SAUDI MAKES UP WITH U.A.R.
    390 2 t louds bvttvevn itt'€o co tt it trivs now vlvtirvd off Vro trtt M*rin cv nKOWN PRINCE Faisal oi' Saudi Arabia indicated strongly in Cairo yesterday that the oil-rich desert kingdom had returned to the sood graces of United Arab Republic President Ganial Abdel Nasser.
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    Lock icon SPELLMAN SOUNDS A WARNING
    116 2 SPELLMAN SOUNDS A WARNING /IAKDINAL SPELLMAW V the Homuii Catholic Archbishop of New York. said yesterday that communists were more clearrut m their objectlvea and more efficient in the pur lUit o! the goals, than Amoricans were in the cause 01 freedom. Cardinal Spellman was speaking at a memorial service
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    Lock icon 'Gaiety girl' dies
    23 2 Rosie Bootc. a Gaiety girl, Who became the Marchioness of Head fort, died yesterday at the age of 80.— Reuter
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    Lock icon MEMORIAL TO PIONEER PILOT
    40 2 About 3,000 people gathered at the airport in Brisbane yesterday to see a memorial unveiled to Sir Charles Klngsford Smith, the airman who flew his plane, Southern Cross, on the first transpacific night in 1928. Reuter
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    Lock icon THEIR SUNDAY SERVICE WAS IN THE SADDLE
    46 2 A BISHOP on horse- mi V back, the right Rev. George Siner, yes- terday conducted what was believed Britain's first open air service s for horsemen. They all remained in the saddle during the H prayers and sermon. Reuter
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    Lock icon Robbed-on first day as manager
    35 2 Robbed -on first day as manager Two men beat and bound a dairy manager in London yesterday and escaped with £1,300 from a safe. It was the new manager's first day at the job. Reuter
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    Lock icon Mourners pay tribute to Curie
    38 2 Thousands of mourners yesterday filed through the great hall of the Sorbonne University, Paris, to pay their last tribute to Professor Joliot-Curie, the French nuclear scientist, who died In hospital last Thursday.— Reuter
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    Red audience hail Robeson as a hero
    96 2 Red audience hail Robeson as a hero A MERICAN negro singer i\ Paul Robeson received a hero's ovation from a concert audience in Moscow's Lenin Stadium. Radio Moscow reported yesterday. Robeson, making use ol a newly-won passport. arrived in Russia for a two-week visit on Friday. Radio Moscow said Robeson
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    Lock icon Blonde wins 'Miss Canada' crown
    47 2 A shapely Vancouver blonde. Danica Dhondt, won the title of Miss Canada. 1958 yesterday. The 19-year-old Belgianborn beauty won the crown and the right to repiesent Canada at the Miss America Contest, as tbe Miss Canada pageant ended in Hamilton, Ontario. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon HE RESIGNS
    31 2 Sharif Sharaf, Jordanian Minister in Karachi, has resigned and left for an unknown destination, diplomatic circles said in Karachi yesterday. He Is believed to have gone to Cairo. Reuter.
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    Lock icon WHACK! SO MONK WHO WOULDN'T PAY HAS FREE RIDE TO POLICE STATION
    99 2 A BUDDHIST monk boarded a bus in Rangoon re- < ccntly, glowered at the lady conductor when she asked for his fare, removed one of his slippers < and whacked her soundly over the head. "Monks travel free
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    Lock icon RUSSIA IS LIKELY TO OPPOSE NEW M-E PEACE PLAN
    273 2 RELEGATES to the emergency U.N. Assembly on the Middle East yesterday awaited the unveiling of a multi-nation Western proposal to cast Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjoeld in the role of principal peace-maker In the turbulent area. r— Norwegian deputy Foreign Minister Hans Engen,
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      128 2 How to look younger than your age AN ageing skin is unmistakable a .slight drooping of the cheeks, a hint of pufflpea around the eyes, a nottceaWl sagging of the chin-line, Bui it is easy to banish these telltale signs irli Helfni Rubinstein's miraculous CON TOLR LIFT HIM. l! 1
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    Lock icon Faisal opposed plan to occupy Syria'
    388 3 STORY OF PLOT TO INSTALL A NEW KING HM J p MI'KHTAR BABAN itj Prime Minister the King Faisal regime, d a military court in Bag- ve st( rday that he heard l the late down Prince hdul Wah's plan to make Smell king
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    Lock icon GIRL, UP THE POLE, HOPES TO STAY PUT 6 MONTHS
    136 3 TEENAGE GIRL, porch- Ed atop a 71 -toot pole, ,n Indianapolis said yesterday she hoped to smash the world flagpole fitting record of IG9 days 3y remaining aloft for six .nonths. luri Rose Kirby, 17. was lilted to a small
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    Lock icon yrians hosts to U.A.R. C-in-C
    38 3 Field-Marshal Abdul Han Amer. the Commander•Chiei of the United ab Republic armed 'ces, had lunch yesterday th officers and soldiers lile visiting a Syrian front ie post, Cairo Radio said it night. Reuter
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    Lock icon MRS. LIM GETS A BOUQUET
    49 3 picture. Fifteen-year-old IVfaryam Hussein, the daughter of Inchc Hussein Kamari, deputy chairman of the Rural Board, shakes the hand of Mrs. Lirn Yew Hock, after she presented her with a basket of flowers at yesterday's opening of the Pasir Ris Beach Resort.- Free Press
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    Lock icon MR. LIM GIVES A HANDSHAKE
    60 3 picturf. Above Mr. Lim Yew Hock gives the Indonesian Consulate General in Singapore, Mr. Achmad Natanagara, a congratulatory handshake at a reception to celebrate the 13th anniversary of Indonesia's independence. The Governor. Sir William Goode. and Lady CJoode, uric also present. The toast to the
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    Lock icon RIDDLE OF MISSING 40 INGOTS
    68 3 RIDDLE OF MISSING 40 INGOTS AFTER a 36-hour police search, 40 silver ingots worth £10,000, missed from a railway wagon at Harwich, England, on Saturday were still untraced late last night. The ingots, weighing about a ton, were bound for Vienna by way of Zeebrugge. The wagon was sealed after
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    Lock icon GOVT. SUBSIDISING OIL SEARCH IN AUSTRALIA
    96 3 r|MIE Australian GovernJL mcnt, will directly subsidise oil exploration In the country by A £500.001 1 this financial year, the Minister of National Development. .Senator W. 11. Spooner. announced In Sydney last night. The subsidies will pay for [o hall t! i (> rf
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      117 3 NOT just for appearance. but for your health's sake too! IT LIFTS while it SUPPORTS while it RELAXES you Circulation Relax Price: $18.90 Sizes: S. M. L. XL Open from Monday to SATURDAY (9.30 a.m. to 6.30 p.m.) Mmii \p I /Jm y lm>)ff \i I W^^^Bm y.'.y. wjml(lß\\, I"^—
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      Opinion LOSS OR PROFIT?
      204 4 Opinion LOSS OR PROFIT? rnHE Western embargo; on supply of warpotential goods to the Red bloc has now been further eased to permit of a wide range of exports to' the communist countries, including China. But anticipation of this action resulting in any rush of orders from the Red bloc
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  • PELHAM GROOM writes every Monday
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      41 4 j SCOUT JOB WEEKJ •AUGUST27th to 31st; j Plmm Help Dm I BOY SCOUTS I By T GlV my, I lu'iu Jobfl During j JOB WEEK j I spore Kindly cJonofed b/ I I M/s S. f H de SUVA LTD.
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      92 4 Tm LJ I ill f^ soon to be seen with Leslie Caron and Maurice Chevalier in M-G-M's "GIGI" /^M AX FACTORY VJFOR MENy IBS lilJI 1li S;n '"''v 0 lied .-.n.j ■>m.....|.jj^ dtindruff, Kis irtdSCulirM! -JJP WEI Wf&^^^Kl l f 'V prOti fir«n :*3aMh ■J yy&&^ Mil fonl,i i n
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    Lock icon POLICE WILL KEEP NAME SECRET IF YOU DIAL 999
    294 5 POLICE WILL KEEP NAME SECRET IF YOU DIAL 999 £OPLI who dial &W to give the police vital information on rang fights or other crime ml have no fear that their identity will be made liblic assurance was given by the Senior As- t S(an t\ rnmissioner of Police, Mr.
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    Civics course for teachers
    63 5 [IXTY teachers from two schools in Singapore will ike part in two civics >urses conducted by the epartment of Information fcrvici next week. 0:^ Monday and Tuesday. will conduct i p first and second part jt le course for 30 teachers 'om the Bedok Boys 1
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    Seminar being Malayan history
    207 5 Seminar being Malayan history i^HANGES in the apKj proach to. and the Interpretation of. the history of Malaya will be some of the main items for consideration at a seminar beginning on Saturday at the University of Malaya premises in Bukit Timah. Singapore. The seminar, being organised by the head
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    Lock icon MARCHING TO JAZZ BEAT
    63 5 Horse Guards Parade. London, scene of the stately Trooping the Colour ceremony, sees the Drum and Bugle Corps of the United States Air Force stepping out to a lively jazz tune. The Americans were taking part in "Beating Retreat" and marching to jazz and swiny tunes,
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    Co-op loan talk tomorrow
    51 5 Co-op loan talk tomorrow The 29th annual meeting of the Singapore City Council Employees Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society, Ltd.. will be held at the council chamber tomorrow at 4 p.m. The agenda includes an item to declare a dividend of five per cent on members' subscriptions al June 30.
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    APEX OFFICIALS
    39 5 The Apex Club of Katong has elected Mr. Francis T. Scow as its President for this year, with Mr. Leow Jwee Meng as Vice-presi-dent. Other officials are secretary Mr. John Tan and treasurer. Mr. Lim Ewe Huat.
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      267 6 JKFf'iVwVKk"""" I»y Sydney Jordan IF r» r, T c Ar Tl/vk er,*^^ «j vvERE 6TICC Our^M SHE'S TILTING is»OSH U&FF XIAyLMf If S A MACTiAN SPACE H q^: OA/sj<=e SHE'S I UPWAI?OS FOR THE I => MII 'HIS COMPLICATES THE m q jm a CA^TF=e V I LjOV/E OP AAlf^C
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    Lock icon Good citizens' plan gets wide interest
    315 7 Hl Go od Citizens Commit--1 t m tv beat the secret X menace is forging sad simultaneously with g* ct ion to detain all the "dangerous" leaders. n \ssistant Minister to f) t c Secretary, Mr. M.P.D. gS, he had talks with Sic leaders
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    Lock icon FILM TREAT FOR KIDDIES
    74 7 children living »i» 1 the King's Cross dis- S trict of London were E given a special treat by actor Max Bygraves when he took them by coach to see a preview of his latest film "A s Cry from the Streets." z S Here Max
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    OVER-AGE PRIMARY PUPILS MUST PAY
    128 7 OVER-AGE PRIMARY PUPILS MUST PAY OVER-AGED pupi 1 s in Malay and Tamil primary schools in Singapore will have to pay fees in future. The Direct6r of Education, Mr. G. P. Darke, said the proposed measure would bring these schools into line with other grant-ma-id and Government institutions. He said
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    A pharmacy film today
    70 7 THE Maiayan Pharmaceutical Association will present the first of a series of films on pharmacy at the United States Information Service Library in Cecil Street today at 12 noon. The films are aimed at publicising "Pharmacy Week" which the association is organising from September 1 to
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      53 7 SINGAPORE IHIGH TIDES! TOr^V: 1.03 p.m. TOMORROW: 1.05 a.m. an <* IJ9 p.m. I WEDNESDAY: I.M a.m. I and 2.16 p.m. I THInShAY; 24 am a »d 2J6 p.m. FIUI)^ 3.52 a.m.. ;i Ala p.m. SVn I>VV:l >VV: 5.20 a.m. 1 ln 'l Ul p.m. IMA IJI a.m. 1 nnr!
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      117 7 Today's radio programme 1.15 p.m. At the Hammond; 1.30 Time Signal and News; 1.45 At the Hammond again; 2.00 Close Down; 5.00 Jazz Jamboree; 5.15 Their Kind of Music; 5.30 Children's Magazine and Musical Birthday Cards; 6.00 Ofl The Record: 6.15 An Evening With the Masters; 6.45 Lights On; 6.53
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    Family run haunter
    159 8 Family run haunter TWO weeks after j aftet a five ri couple, 26-year-old his 83-year-old wif prefab home at 73 house is haunted They fled from ti home in the middle of night with their two a dren after hearing they .say were ghost fi Steps in the house. Now
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    Mr. K sets the sparks flying
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    Power station
    125 8 E The foaming E E waters of the new E E 'sea' formed by dam- E E ming the River Volga E E for ihe world's biggest E E hydro electric power E E station which was officially opened by E E Mr. Nikita Khrush- E E chev
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    IT'S A LIE!
    52 8 I Don't be fooled bjj tkis notice. Young Pickles is really the friendliest of chimps he'll put an arm around anyone. It so happened that he was in a cage at Battersea Zoo, London, which is normally reserved tor leopard cubs and they can be tricky customers.
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    UNKNOWN
    117 9 a d Om e of theii own, Lh i young Gretna Worker Uec Kobb and I, nn give up their re Way. They say the standing at me bed. i afraid to go Into he children's bedroom. I Jas c they would be id In a heap ••When we
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    Lock icon Africa comes To town
    159 9 m "IVOR the Moon by Xlf Night," the Rank Or--1 ganisation's all action H romantic drama set in j the African bush, had lan authentic native flavour for its premiere recently in London. B The picture, which was made in the fabulous Valley of a Thou-
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    TRIP FOR CENTENARIAN
    60 9 T RIP FOR CENTENARIAN In »<»i centenarR!n "v ame LoUis M has visited r. Mussels World »»>Hion after winJJ2J a radio contest ""iiiiiiiiiiiiiii in France. With her went 12--year-old Muchel Neven who won the premier award In geography at the Pasteur School Paris. 5 Here, helped by two hostesses the
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    London Gossip
    1034 10 London Gossip y ounc love can be E so very embarrassE > n especially when E the young people are as prominent as the E Aga Khan, as beautiful E as Sylvia Casablancas E and involved in a hideE and-seek romance at E the fashionable places. Sylvia, the 17-year-E old
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    CAUGHT!—NEHRU'S SISTER WITH DOG IN BOX
    326 10 CAUGHT!— NEHRU'S SISTER WITH DOG IN BOX JIIRS. KRISHNA HITHEESING, younger sister iT1 of Mr. Nehru, flew into London Airport recently and ran into trouble over the tiny Tibetan puppy in her leather grip. As Indian Embassy officials cleared her luggage, she walked past Customs officers, breaking the laws of
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    Why not match sets
    152 10  - Why not match sets NICHOLAS ST. CLAIRE E ***** stamp collectors of =J? moderate means, and that includes most £f young people, there is E much io be said for "thematic" specialisa- tion. C The phrase sounds E alarming:. But it means E no more than specialis- in? in stamps
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    The Bomb and the Weather
    510 11  -  GEORGE GALE By The truth-its bad all the time IT REALLY ISN'T FAIR TO BLAME SCIENCE VfO MATTER where you go, anywhere in the world, you'll find the same topic of It is raining. Or il is foggy. Or it is too hot. Or it
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    CASH IS SOUGHT FOR A 'FOLLY'
    123 11 BIRMINGHAM businessmen have hern approached for support, with cash, to preserve a "folly." They are being asked to subscribe to the cost of renovations to a local 18th century tower at Kdgnaston popularly known as "Perrott's Folly." The seven rooms of this 100 ft.
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    Lock icon How's your heart?
    589 12 to him* New X-ray [machine makes diagnosis easier MOVEMENTS <>f t» e human heart as well as the flow of blood through its chambers can be seen more clearly than ever before, thanks to a new X-ray machine ai Stanford University, 1.5.A., Medical! School. A lun.iHiO-dullar apparatus,
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    Lock icon LATEST DRUG IS BOON IN BRAIN OPERATIONS
    189 12 LATEST DRUG IS BOON IN BRAIN OPERATIONS rnHE University of Wisconsin hospital has 1 announced that it has perfected a drug which aids surgeons in performing brain operations The drug is a clear urea solution wnicn relieves pressures around the brain. It is usea before the operation to prevent the
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    Lock icon and surgery is safer than ever
    312 12 and surgery is safer than ever "TiXPERIMENTS with a Jlj recently discovered anaesthetic at the Prince Alfred Hospital, Melbourne, are expected to revolutionise some types of heart surgery. Research workers led by the hospital's Director of Anaesthesia and Resuscitation, Dr. Robert Orton. have developed a new anaesthetic process for heart
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    Lock icon NUCLEAR-POWERED VESSELS
    653 13 NUCLEAR -POWERED VESSELS U.S. Govt. to meet shipowners for talks Ljj] Government of i uited states oJ A is launching a ive to get American hi!) owners to replace some of their obsolete mt ships witn nuclear-powered vespartially a defence measure, it has been disclosed. Touching of! the campaign will
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    Lock icon Man to get mice cure for radiation illness?
    367 13 IF nun wore mice the perils of radiation in the Atomic-Space Age would loom less large. attending history's first international congress of radiation have reP >rted dramatic prom the search tor protection against the invisible and p otentially deadly rays which v
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    S. A. C. MISSILES
    65 13 I si,, s for lllr iir^ lime together are the United "i/, (1 n,i?ii C Ai| ''""inland's three stirface-to--5 "«Mi hor Snark and .fupitrr. all slaterl lll|)f r »»fineil! Hit r.S. Air rorcr's loiiß-ranße n c Jf, JJj.fool Tbof is an intermediate range baln ™>i« as
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    237 13 THE WORLD OF SCIENCE Atom tests in the basement A TOMIC experiments in which uranium fuel is brought near the point where it releases radioactivity are being carried out in a basement in South Kensington. This is the first time that British scientists have been allowed to assemble a charge
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    NO PLACE FOR WIZARDS OF BALL CONTROL
    352 14  - NO PLACE FOR WIZARDS OF BALL CONTROL ARC HIE QUICK By AS one so clOßeiy connected with the highly commercialised sport of professional football, Mr. Arthur Drewry, Chairman of the Football Association needed some courage to pen this in "l think it necessary for ua to remind ourselves thai football
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    391 14 Texas scrapper seeks world title FLOYD PATTERSON FICHTS THE MYSTERY HEAVYWEIGHT TONIGHT ROY HARRIS, described us boxing's "mystery heavyweight,* 1 is an 8-1 outsider tor his light with world champion Floyd Patterson at YVrigley Field, Los Angeles tonight. Unbeaten in 22 bouts, Harris is rated fifth contender for the title.
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    The last link gone now
    246 14 The last link gone now npHE death of septua- genarian Henr y Ford, of Richmond Surrey, has removed the last link with the inception of that most famous of all amateur football clubs., the Middlesex Wanderers. 11 all started at the turn of the century when some enthusiasts banded together
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    141 14 Notice anything different about these clubs? You would if I you tried to use one for they are all lefthanded. I Miss Lavinla Martin, a left-hander from Pyecombe Golf Club. Sussex, received them as a gift from America and is here showing them to fellow member
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    ROSE BEATEN
    30 14 Mervyn Rose, suspendei Australian Davis Cup playej was beaten in the s< finals of the Bavarian la tennis championship. Munich yesterday by WW Ayala (Chile) 6-2. 2-6, 0-4
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    204 14 AFTER their team ex. periments at Man. Chester, England Test selectors are reverting to their strongest side for the fifth match against the New Zealanders at the Oval. Subba Row, Dexter and Illlngworth drop out. The game is due to begin on Thursday. England, who have
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      277 14 Mc«3i£s s^ i '^S o v dNk, A a J 5f JBBBB 1 p I I I gy^B 1 I i I I CLUES ACROSS 3 Nola upset by the money 1 Can one twig the Austra- (4). liiin tree? (6). 5 No. his bar is in a scrape 4
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      SURPRISE FOR ALL IN THE KING'S CUP
      807 15 SURPRISE FOR ALL IN THE KING'S CUP v «L surprise for everybody at Kuala Luni- m l on Saturday. Take Easy, a four-year-II Malian entire by Port Vista from Courte■XV having onl y his folirtri start in Malaya ,IT WO n the first His Majesty the Yang di- I iln
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      SPORTRAIT
      21 15 itparr /rom tosttiQ on every race, you're liable to a fine not exceeding £10 for wilfully a%d maliciously scattering litter—
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      Josker was convincing
      388 15 JOSKKR 111, revelling in the conditions, gave a ronvindOf performance when he won the fifth race defeating favourite Punter's Delight by threequarters of a length. Mitchell had Jooker 111 prominent fiom the start. He raced him to the front entering thr Straight and obtained what turned out
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      GOLDEN GUS BEST
      239 15 ALLAN LEWIS brings punters all the latest track news POLDEN GUS (Geyer), working in the centre of the soft number two track and going easily, ran three in 40 at Kuala Lumpur this morning easily the best. Nimrod (Forte) also worked attractively when he ran three in
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      Daniels is top trainer
      80 15 KEITH DANIELS, whose two entries finished first and second in the King's Gold Cup, was the most successful trainer at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday with two winners. His second winner was Josker 111. Malayan racegoers continue to pay visiting Sydney rider Arthur Ward a great compliment
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      31 15 Rain prevented play yesterday in the Davis Cup American zone final between the United States and Argentina. The United States have already gained a winning 3-0 margin.— Reuter
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      171 15 lt/lALAYA'S success in preventing most of her new national records from slipping overseas in the Federation of Malaya amateur athletic union's annual open championships during the week-end should be an eye-opener to the government to revise its attitude towards athletics in this country. Only two of the
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      62 15 HONG KONG soccer association officials were reluctant to comment on Saturday's Singapore soccer incident involving the Kowloon Motorbus tourists. R.M. Omar, secretary of the association, merely said "I have nothing to say. You see I don't know anything about this except what I
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    440 16 Sukarno will give up by December say R.I. rebels INDONESIAN rebel leaders predicted in Geneva yesterday that their eco--1 fioniic* strangulation campaign would force President Sukarno to give up or compromise with the Sumatra rebel government by next December. Sutan Muhamad Rasjld, ambassador -at large for the Indonesian "counter-government," said
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    64 16 SAN DOR NAGY 22-year-old Hungarian "freedom fighter," critically Injured in Saturdays armed attack against the Hungarian legation in Berne, Switzerland was yesterday still fighting for his life at the InseJ Hospital. Nagy received serious head wounds wh.cn he and Andre Papp 21,
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    27 16 A Greek Cyprlot butcher. Andreas Michael, 34. was shot dead in Lefkara. South Cyprus, yesterday. EOKA were believed responsible, it was officially stated. Reuter
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    72 16 RIOTERS ARE QUELLED IN DAKAR OOLICE used tear gas 1 bombs in Dakar yesterday to break up a crowd of a thousand demonstrators chanting: "We want Independence, down with Colonialism." The demonstrators gathered at a remembrance ceremony being held at a cemetery and marched through the streets of Dakar. They
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    50 16 London police are Investigating the mystery of a man's body found in the River Thames with a pickaxe head and two iron bars attached to the head and shoulders. The body, that of a heavily-built middle-aged man, had injuries, but death was due to drown- ing. Reuter
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    122 16 Hurricane Ck-o, packing winds up to 125 m.p.h., continued to threaten ships at sea yesterday but the danger to the U.S. mainland was over. The Miami weather bureau said the hurricane, first of the 1958 season, was centred about 1.500 miles north-east of the
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    36 16 Police at Verden, Germany, arrested more than 70 young motor cycle club members— most of them teen-age girls— sleeping in the nude in an early morning raid yesterdoy on their tent camp. U.P.I.
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    146 16 rRAQ plans to resume trade with East European countries and Communist China, Dr. Siddiq Shanshal, acting Foreign Minister, announced in Bagdad yesterday. Dr. Shanshal, in a statement, said: "We know our oil and some of our exports are marketable in the
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