The Singapore Free Press, 8 September 1958

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    16 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own FftmHj Paper BlagapttWi Monday, September 8. l!).'»K. I'tire 1.1 (ts.
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    Lock icon Reds unleash new word war
    324 1 Reds unleash new word war I|EKING and Moscow >esterda> unleashed a new war uords following he earlier easing of tension in the Formosa Strait area. New attiuks on \meri can policy followed the sending of warships of the the U.g, Seventh Fleet to escort Nationalist Chinese supply ships from Formosa
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    ANTI-CAMBODIA MOB HELD BACK
    84 1 ANTI -CAMBODIA MOB HELD BACK J f, K police aided by police and fire back a crowd al 5,000 which igainat the Camibassy yesterday 100 marchers and policemen weM injured and there were many arrests. The marchers were demonstrating against Cam bodia's demand of sovereignty over the sacred shrine of
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    Lock icon Turkish Premier warns Opposition
    77 1 iuc Jturiusn fi'iiiK' ivnnister, Mr. Adnan Menueres, speaKing at the provincial congress of the ruling Democrat Party at Balikcsir, Western Turkey, accused the main opposition Republican People's Party of "creating an atmosphere of rebellion' 1 in the country. Mr. Menderes said the opposition were bringing Iraq
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    Lock icon PEKING BUFFER ZONE PLAN RAISES PEACE HOPES
    493 1 PEKING BUFFER ZONE PLAN RAISES PEACE HOPES Washington believes door is open to fruitful talks ifED CHINA is ready to create and safeguard a buffer /one beIween the East and West blocs to meet American tears that Red China might communise neutral countries, according to Prince Norodom Sihanouk, Cambodian Premier
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    Lock icon Riddle of the 13 'ghosts'
    261 1 Riddle of the 13 'ghosts' E tly figures of E Els 13 people in me- E E :Ta/ robes have s .vp o?l a colour =j 5 fcafcen o/ f/ie E r Pii£7?i a//ar of E W nchester Cathedral. amateur photo- E E grapher claimed in E E Sc: Staffordshire,
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    Lock icon Formosa stalemate continues
    143 1 DIPLOMATIC sources In Taipeh said today that a showdown in the Formosa Strait which ended with a massive show of atomic strength by the United States yesterday had made a number of Issues clear in this tense dispute They said these were included: The United States had
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    RUBBER PRICE
    34 1 September first grade rubbei buyers io b opened In Singapore this morning at 81 j rents per lb up five eightn Ol a cenl on Friday's loalng price Th< lotit was uncertain.
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    Changing your hair colour
    126 2 Changing your hair colour easy as changing your mind Colour ih going i" evei yon< li. ad!— ill' i v iting m < oloui ol II l< na Rubinstein's iOl or-tini Rinses. So <-i-il\. too! .No nu--\ lathering, no liming, no < oniplicaicd applications. Simply pour on th< glamour— then,
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    Lock icon RUSSIA READY FOR NEW DRIVE TO TOP U. S. OUTPUT
    383 2 RUSSIA READY FOR NEW DRIVE TO TOP U. S. OUTPUT Planners' work finished: Now it will go to special cong fesi THE task vi drawing up plans for the next stage In Russia's self-impos--1 yd task Of catching up and outstripping United States industrial production per head has now been
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    157 2 S Mr. Basil Smallpiece s E the managing director E 5 of 8.0.A.C (above), S E who is making a tour E E of Eastern stations. He E E and his wife are to E E be passengers on the E return flight to Ens- E E land of a
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    Lock icon WARSAW DRIVE TO COLLECT BACK TAXES
    174 2 IMIE Polish Government has decided to collect 8,000 million zlotys (£l2O million sterling; in back taxes owed by the peasantry, the Polish Communist Party leader, Wladyslaw Ciomulka. said in Warsaw yesterday. All legal administrative means would be used to collect the taxes and also
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    Lock icon Japan gets 'best film' award
    100 2 Japan gets 'best film' award JAPAN yesterday won the coveted winged golden lion of St. Marks at the 19th International Film Festival held at Venice. The international Jury of seven picked the film of Hiroshi Fugarl "Muhomatsu No Issho" (The Rickshaw Man) as the best of 14 films from 10
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    Lock icon Rapacki for U.N.
    27 2 Polish Foreign Minister Adam Rapacki will head the Polish delegation to the U.N. General Assembly session opening in New York on September 16. Reuter
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    Lock icon 'Yes—no' whistle stop trip by de Gaulle
    271 2 'Yes— no' whistle stop trip by de Gaulle (GENERAL DE GAULLE M the French Prime Minister, Is expected this week to begin his tour of France to urge the people to adopt his new constitution and so bring the "Fifth Republic" into being. The referendum on the constitution, whose chief
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    Lock icon 'A-ARMS A DISASTER FOR NATO'
    185 2 'A-ARMS A DISASTER FOR NATO' A BRITISH PHYSICIST and Nobel prize-win-ner said last night that reliance on tactical nuclear weapons "could prove disastrous" for NATO. Professor P.M.S. Blaekett. speaking in a 8.8.C. broadcast, told listeners that at the end of the Second World War he was, so far as he
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    Lock icon 'Mercy' group helps victims Of racial riots
    251 3 GROUP of men and women of various nation- alities have formed a "mercy organisation br coloured victims of the Notting Hill (London) The; spent the weekend investigating darnel I coloured peoples' homes and repairing lem free of charge. T. elr leader said: "We
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    58 3 pic- &JIIIIIH iiiuiuj. S Susannah Sampson jjjj E of Ghana tastes Faro- E E jias, a special Portu- E E guese delicacy of eggs E 5 and sugar, offered her E E by Fortunato de Almei- E E da of Portugal at the E E International Kitchen E =at the
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    Lock icon Mary sings —now she's Miss U.S.A.
    93 3 Miss Mississippi, 21-year-old university student Mary Ann Mobley, yesterday won the coveted title Of Miss America 1959. Siie beat 51 other beauties and wins scholarships and prizes worth M 5450,000. Miss Mobley, a brunette from Bandon, Mississippi, performed a startling routine before the judges.
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    GOVT. NO TO A.A. PLAN FOR CAR PARK
    214 3 GOVT. NO TO A.A. PLAN FOR CAR PARK f riU-. Slngapor. Coverna menl has rejected pro posals by the Automobile Association tor a multistorey car park. Reporting this in The Highway, its official pub- llcation, the association; says motorists Will thu* continue to be denied j urgently required parking space
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    Lock icon 45 Algeria rebels killed in 3 days
    26 3 Forty-five Algerian insurgents were kiilcd and three taken prisoner in clashes with French troopover the last three days. Reuter
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    Lock icon EDEN WEDDING WAS A RIOT
    241 3 riMIE Anglo-Italian sorietyX peasant wedding on Isehia Island. Italy, between Miss Amela Eden and Giovanni Borelli was celebrated yesterday aftei a 10-minute brawl between photographers and police trying fco move them away from the altai when Giovanni arrived total confusion broke out The organist and
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    The Singapore Free Press Monday, Sept. 8, 1958. Opinion HAND H.K. TO U.N.!
    226 4 The Singapore Free Press Monday, Sept. 8, 1958. Opinion HAND H.K. TO U.N.! TT IS hard to follow Sir John Slessor's reasoning' that, because Hong Kong is indefensible in war, It should be handed over by Britain to the United Nations. His argument presupposes that wars are inevitable. Also that—
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    NEXT STEP INTO JET AGE
    1263 4 i iMivi I in svrvivo soon -at utiles tt niin v( A. Men experience. rjAVING pioneered commercial .kt flying and amassed by far the greatest amount of airline experience of turbine aircraft operation. British Overseas Airways Corporation is now rapidly preparing to take the next
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    Lock icon A OREAM COMES TRUE FOR DRAMA TEACHER GRACIA
    395 5 [i ambition will be fulfilled when Miss Gracia W Tay, Singapore actress and drama teacher, Besents her first production at the Cultural Beni ri this month. Bsinre her return several Hpnths ago from London. ■here had been studyBjB drama. Misa Tay has
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    YWCA starts new class
    49 5 M. 3 on oil paintIfy I hrvn started by r s re y.w.c.a. The I 1 per month for B; :ai $17 for others. E. ■■..I'ion has stated |i;' be willing to ■J; v new class at the Iff the public, if I Hiclenl demand
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    Titoland hits at Peking
    35 5 B i\ news agency L arms of |V tytination against In rma pr. fer tO lilt irgO rates to ■re Greek ships 111 Use Yugoslav |||i maintain a reJk with Chinese
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    One-day course
    24 5 The Singapore Information Service, are holding I one-day civics course for thi Boon Teck Road Hawken Mutual Ah! A OClatlOn to day
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    SHIPS' CALLS BOOST PAY OF LAB MEN
    278 5 increasing number t)i cutis arc being made on Government chemist by j 1 ship-owners In Singapore to examine their vessels to see that they are tree from dangerous gases and hazardous materials. a Government statement said one ol 'tic shipping companies had requested
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    Five local officers in our army
    114 5 Recruitment ot omcers to the Singapore Infantry Regiment has been more than satisfactory, according to an official report to be presented to the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday. When this year's budget was approved last December, it was thought it would i not be possible
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    Welfare officer at India House
    45 5 Mr. P. K. Guha, the Deck Passenger Welfare Officer, Government of India, who arrived in Singapore last Friday, will meet the pubj lie today at India House be- tween 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. and 2.30 p.m. to 5 p.m.
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    Lock icon 8 p.c. of world shipping idle
    39 5 Mr. Gordon Hogsflesh, oi the Institute of London Underwriters, told the International Union of Marine Insurance conference in Salzburg. Austria, that about eight per cent of the world's tonnage was laid up. Reuter
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      58 6 Less tars More taste They said it couldn't be don« .1 cigerette with luch 3n filter with such cxi i But L M did Itl L&M filtering process ele pieces extra filtering fibres i to the itream of sm ci rbling today's L M you puff b\ Lffl In the
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      475 6 .11 I b II \\Vlii: I»? Sydney Jordan j {}_^3&J Jjl IWW I r-^*T"r~"SF <> H rut 15...l S...' IV,VV-4l V,VV-4 T&EMO& RONS THROUGH v -^T* H DARNIT.JEPP'- THESE W dSSIiM^ 7 IECTUfIE fIO?P'N THE Sf*CE STATtON ANO BUUOSU* |>OKN today YOUlla. me x>>*l ouioeo misses apj rm m%A A
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    FIRE COURSE FOR VILLAGES
    262 7 Training schedule tor kampongs starts soon rpHOl SANDS Of villagers in rural districts oi Singapore will soon be riven i suiiday lectures and demonstrations on the correct methods oi lire I fighting. The scheme is being organised by the Singapore Auxiliary Fire Ser- vi( Hie first
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    68 7 Mr. S. N. Dhar who I has been appointed as Press Attache to the I I [ndi mi High Commisi* sioner in Malaya. He will relieve Mr. R. C. I thana, who is leav- ing today on transfer 1 to New Delhi. Mr, Ohar is a mem- t l iei
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    Lock icon Bomb destroys training hall
    29 7 A bomb destroyed a hall used for training special constables at Kinawley, Northern Ireland, near the border with Eire yesterday. No one was injured Reuter
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    Lock icon Prince Abdullah to wed Lamia
    43 7 The Cairo newspaper Alakhbar yesterday said an announcement of the engagement of Prince Abdullah, second son of the King of Morocco, and Lamia, the daughter of the late Lebanese Premier Riad El Solh. would be announced shortly. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon New details on anti-TB drug
    52 7 Among papers to be presented to the fifth international congress on diseases of the chest, now in progress in Tokyo are further details on the use of the new antibiotic. Kanemyeln. in the treatment of tuberculosis. The antibiotic was developed by a erouo Of Japanese
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    Stamps which catch the eye
    179 7 RUBBER stamps depicting eye-catching local scenes are being used by the post office in Singapore to mark tourist pamphlets sent overseas. The stamps, in denominations of five and three cents and one cent, were used for the first time last time. The Director of Tourism.
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    A-TALKS GO ON
    23 7 The giant "atoms for peace" conference in Geneva attended by 5,000 world scientists entered Its second week of sessions today.
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    33 7 The Japanese Ministry of Posts and Telegraphs has struck a new postage stamp to mark the fifth International congress on diseases of the chest now In progress l»i Tokyo. Reuter
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    scots to donate blood before sailing
    214 7 scots to donate blood before sailing r |MIE Ist Battalion of the King's Own Scoti Borderers will donate blood to the Singapore Blood Bank today a, a final gesture of farewell to the people of Malaya amongst whom they had lived for the past three years. The KOSB's, who have
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    Lock icon New Chief Justice
    24 7 Lord Justice Parker Sir Hubert Lister Parker lues been appointed Lerd Chlel Justice of England in succession to Lord Goddard Reuter
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    Lock icon Men's new look
    89 7 picture. ft fHIS three piece B single breasted m lounge suit is to be m shown at a British style m for men parade in m Brussels short 1 1/. It is in a 16—17 0.2. navy blue Huddersfield I wool icorsted with a B white stripe.
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      151 7 Jiiiinn llllillliillllllllllllllllllllti SINGAPORE 1 j HIGH TIDESf TODAY: 5.15 p,m 1OM0KROW: 8.12 a.m. -Hid 6.52 p.m. S WEDNESDAY: 9.07 am. E 8 8.13 pm. E THURSDAY: 9.45 a.m. E 8 and 9.09 p.m. E FKIDAY: 10.18 a.m. E 8 and 9.56 p.m. SATURDAY. 10.48 a.m. 8 and 10.40 p.m Bsl
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    Teenage Walter Mitty lived in world of electronics
    364 8 Teenage Walter Mitty lived in world of electronics a BO! ih registerid an electronics company. He ran up debts of £1,400. lie had a hank account, and printed note paper. When his mother asked him what he was doing he pleaded the Official Secrets Ait. But, it was said the
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    Big Trim is tall order
    112 8 A toll lodder is needed by these men OS they cut what is said to be the highest \ev. hedge in the world More than 30 feet tall and 130 yards long it fronts the home' of Earl Bathurst in Cirencester Park, Gloucestershire. Due to
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    Press meeting
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    Lock icon High, but not... ...QUITE SO DRY
    144 9 High, but not... ...QUITE SO DRY Recent tropical storms throughout England brought their domestic problems as well as nationwide ones. While roads were turned into mini- 5 ature rivers, house- 3 holders h a d to hastily evacuate g their ground floors. 1 Here neighbours 3 in Shatton. Corn- 3
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    Chat about chips?
    106 9 I 'Am film boss Daryl F. Zanuck and his French prodigy tie Greco were recently on holiday in Biarrtz together. Thei c seen here in the Casino Belle-Vue, where they have i trying, no doubt, to repeal their Cannes successes. For it was [nne that Zanuck managed
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    way round the air space ban
    120 9 way round the air space ban I civil air route just 'oduced between and Jordan by the com puny Eagle probably be icily British ser_h military airfta 1 i n refused ppa over certain ountries the tional i 'ivil Aviation [lon binds mi rubers it p to civil he^ oute
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    UNKNOWN
    28 9 I 1 lli a n tinelli ghtful 1 i hen h conLOl 'tall n with Count p iclnelli of a family I'lnnta- < h.vss, i *d h«b]/ Popper
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    London Gossip
    875 10  - London Gossip WILLIAM HICKEY I r's all change at 1 "My Fair Lady.' Rex Harrison Ls oil to his villa in Posi- tano for a two-week Italian holiday and much-needed rest. Julie Andrews, recovered from her tonsilitis, has returned to the cast and that, of course, I means Tonia Lee,
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    'THE OLD MAN AND THE SEA'
    506 10  -  Ronald Singleton By Even Hemingway was! crying at The End "P_SH," the Old Man says softly 1 to the creature which is to fight him for three days and nights; "I'll stay with you until I am dead." Spencer Tracy could almost have muttered
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    Lock icon On sunny side of Ueverley Street
    1021 11  - On sunny side of Ueverley Street MARY HAMPTON Ill 'in n' England footballer Billy Wright married M singer Joy Beverley in a riot of secrecy I [bought: Another fish goes into the goldfish »cause that is the amount of privacy the Beverley Sisters enjoy. Whatever they do, they do together,
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    Fresh hope follows 'split mind' experiment
    1026 12 Fresh hope follows 'split mind' experiment RETURN TO NORMAL l*y A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT over the world dedicated men and women specialising in the treatment of mental diseases are likely to be concentrating a greal deal of attention on a particular hospital in Britain as a result of an experiment devised
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    96 12 On the Pacific island of Yap a local medical practitioner. Bernard Yo-u, gives villagers a check-up. These Microneslao Physicians, trained at I a special medical .school I established at Guam in 1946 by United States Navy doctors, serve the I health needs of their I fellow islanders in the I
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    Lock icon HE LAUDS DIRTY NECKS
    128 12 HE LAUDS DIRTY NECKS A BRITISH doctor has ri spoken up in defence of little boys with dirty necks and chided parents who are overconscientious about soap and water. Dr. Harvey Flack, editor oi Family Doctor, a monthly medical journal, saiu the tide mark around a ooy's neck could be
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    Lock icon New 'freeze' technique
    235 12 A NORTHWESTER* UNIVERSITY (Chirm C*;o) doctor has reported that a ncu method of preparing patients for "dec n freeze' surgery on the heart and brain is being used at the university's medical school. Dr. John Lewis, of the department Ol surgery, said the cooling was being done
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    ODDS ON LEAP TO MOON
    895 13  - ODDS ON LEAP TO MOON DAVID DIVINE By s first attempt I j\l .M-nd a rocket j U the moon has failBut America's ntlsti will soon■probably next monthtrying again. What l^r, their chances of I lhr recent atI I tempt Lt.-Gen. Anderson. I I hi "i American Air ReI JSiJj
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    Foolproof controls on A-subs
    252 13  - Foolproof controls on A-subs WILLIAM D. CLARK By npHE system ol controls aboard an atom-power--1 ed .submarine is so foolproof that it is virtually impossible for a serious accident i i occur. Furthermore, the two medical officers who have lerved aboard both Nautilus and Beawolf, the first two atomsub- built,
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      Lock icon MACHINE OBEYS ORDERS
      139 13 MACHINE OBEYS ORDERS rpHE United St ttes air force has anm in iced ,it Dayton Ohio, tin development ol an electronic brain thai read to a spoken word. The machine can understand 'V) Km-li. h and can out their orders. A futun objeel Ive to make i' '< ict Lo
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      Lock icon NEW TYPE CAR NUMBER PLATES
      65 13 New n ii' ctorb I number platci to bi the flrst In thi have been adopted b the i tate oi Dela* a c The aluminium notes reflection features Ice both the background and numerals ea illy dL tlneuLshable undei any 1 1 > f
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    393 14 pictures. BACE SEVEN. Shamrock; Slipper <'U>. Donnelly) takes the Singapore Cup for Class i Div. l over i l miles bj lieat i. lengths second ie collateral (g.g, Franklin) and third Brilliant Scbolai (8.10, Moon) Then come straits Code (8.1 \\.tni> Powhatan (811, Posner) and Tufton (8 I, Bougoure) RACE
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    Alcide favourite for the St. Leger
    385 14 in the absence oi rrish, French and Italian op- position, Newmarket brained Alcide has been made a 2 l on favourite for the St, Leger, final classic of the English turf season, to be run at Doncaster next Saturday. Should Sir Humphrey de Trafford's
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    Lock icon Briton wins Monzaprix
    131 14 npONl BROOKS ot 15riJ tain, driving a Vanr \vall. won the Italian motor racing Grand Prix yesterday at Monza. Mike Hawthorn of Britain was second in a Ferrari. Phil Hill (United States; was third, also in a Ferrari. Hawthorn now seems virtually assured of winning the 1958
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    Six-a-side opens hockey season
    102 14 RASC School <FE) Nei Soon opened the hocke; season with a Six-a-sidi tournament in which De partments and Platoon combined to provide ftv< sides who played each ot lie once, 'B' platoon and Student: won the tournament, witl ('ink ha ABC runnei.s up. The tournament producec
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    AMERICAN SWIMS CHANNEL
    56 14 P AU the H lssuh' ;'u lron SSS?"^ 10 California, swam 12 h r of i ,I ,il 1 1 1 roxn **»"<* to England in nourj ;it the week-end Herron who failed in the International channel race 1 »{pnth battled again ,1 rough eaa h. V
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    Lock icon GIBSON AND COOPER TAKE U.S. TENNIS TITLES
    423 15 GIBSON AND COOPER TAKE U.S. TENNIS TITLES Last big tournament for Althea COOPER (Australia) and Miss Althea Gibeotl (United States) both completed notable doubles at Forest Hill>, New York, yesterday when they added the' American lawn tennis singles titles to their Wimbledon championships. Cooper upset the experts' forecast by beating
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    Trainer Hobbs had eight winners
    1154 15  - Trainer Hobbs had eight winners ALLAN LEWIS BY HOW IHIY JAN 11l HOBBS 1 three w i nn ers at Bukit h on Saturday, gdini the two Mure rices, brings ltll i ior the meetto eight, a remarkv ti lining feat by j standards< I, had one winr :ii\st day,
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    NOTE THESE NAMES
    115 15 W-^i •> note of these Hf horses lor future conB 1 SAILER and SACHIKO m two welcome additions to ,M performers. W MHIK having only lm«! n Malaya won WJ ,s < air over 7F conJr though by only one jT L |itcfl the Impression f- L-_.'"
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    Lock icon German car fills the first three places
    93 15 GREG Cusack. a 27-year-old Canberra garage proprietor, won the 10.100--mile round-Australia car trial yesterday In a Volkswagen. Volkswagens with Australian crews took second and third places, repeating last year's success when they also dominated the field. Only 35 of the 67 cars which
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    Lock icon New Soviet note 'just talk'
    281 16 New Soviet note 'just talk' Wtv>i v.i.i. *.._.> (,o\ eminent tourcei s »'d in isoiiii yesterda; that a KtlSSian Note warning West German] •g»lmt her polil towards the Middle East crisis, appeared to contain no new material and was meant lot propaganda purposes These sources said that everything to he
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    DEATH
    23 16 lit H ordi Sfl <mi milium). DR. K. KIRAMATHYPATHY j.p. of Singapore died al bis residence this morning at 3.45. s^ed 67.
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    Rebel coup fails in Venezuela
    188 16 REBELLIOUS Venezuelan Military Police, firing machine guns into loyalist crowds, attacked the Presidential Palace at Cara- cas. yesterday in an abor- tive attempt to overthrow the governing military junta. The rebels surrend--1 ered when the government threatened to send tanks against them. First reports said
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    Lock icon 'FISHING WAR ISN'T WORTH IT'—SKIPPERS
    117 16 'FISHING WAR ISN'T WORTH IT'— SKIPPERS BRITISH trawlermen fishing off Iceland are saying that their defiance of Iceland's 12-mlle limit, which began one week ago yesterday has not been very successful. Because of boarding attempts and other harassing tactics by Icelandic gunboats their gear gets damaged and catches are very
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    Lock icon 'Black Knight' search is on
    99 16 AT first light today a search party set out irom the Woomera rocket range in an effort to salvage the remains of Britain's 'Black Knight" rocket successfully fired into space last night. A range spokesman said this morning that the scientists had a good idea
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    Lock icon DAG'S PEACE MISSION TO JORDAN FACES FAILURE
    276 16 DAG'S PEACE MISSION TO JORDAN FACES FAILURE King: Watertight guarantee or U.K. troons must J INHERE is not much hope lor the success of the peace mission to lord in x oi the Tinted Nations Secretary-General, Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld political and Western diplomatic circles in Amman said yesterday They believed
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    Lock icon M-E ports lift night curfew
    39 16 THE Harbours of Alexandria and oi' Latakla, in Syria, were yesterday reopened to night-time navigation. They had been closed between dusk and dawn since last July because of the tense Middle East situation. Reuter
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    Crash victims recovering
    89 16 Mr. John W. Tilhe. assistant manager of Goodvear Orient Co. Ltd.. who was admitted to the General Hospital last night following a motor accident, is reported to be progressing well. Reports from the hospital said his injuries were "not serious." His friend. James H. coole.v was killed
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    Lock icon French soldiers shot by gunmen
    59 16 T W< Idlers «B E kll^i y -'^AfrkifM Sergeanl Robert Fri^ttol leave m Algeria M murdered as hewas'ifl tag back to his hotel I Bis Wifi d lour yearß The secoi victim, a I geant major, died In »o9 tal after he hud beengjß three
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    Lock icon REDS STRIKE OIL IN SYRIA
    44 16 Oil has been found R commercial quantities I Syria it was announced I terday. Soviet experts M firmed that a field disco™ ed in north-east Syria tamed 150 million tons 1 oil one third oi It exulcH table. Reuter
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    Lock icon Talks in Ottawa
    36 16 JA. J -\N'ESE Foreign M:ms» er. A Firiyanß arrived in Ottawa lastnlgfl for a two-day round I talks with Can idian ir_S Lsters on current lntrmß tional tra a n,,H nnna___i problems U.P.I.
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    Lock icon U.A.R. to help develop Syria
    63 16 The Syrian planning minister. Mr. Hassan Jubbara, announced yesterday that President Nasser had signed a ten-year development programme for the Syrian region of the United Arab Republic. He told a press conference that the programme would have a budget of about £218 million and was
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    20 16 The Commonwealth Advisory Committee on Defence science Is to meet in Australia from October the to 26 Reuter
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    India food rationing warning
    103 16 India food rationing warning THE Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, told a Press conference in New Delhi that there might have to be food rationing if shortages continued. Immediate measures were unlikely, he said. He was not too worried by the immediate food crisis which he felt would be overcome.
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