The Singapore Free Press, 6 November 1958

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper S) r >m«a|>ore. Thursday, November 6, 1958. Price ISCts.
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    Lock icon Tunis: French invade charge
    110 1 fJNISlA protested to France last night that tank .supported French troops had violated Tunisian territory over the past two days and t h-.it one Tunisian had been killed and another wounded by mortar fire. The Ambassador of Tunisia, Mongi Slim was expected to discuss the invasion
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    Lock icon Delegate flies in
    31 1 Mr. William C. Fester, loader of the U S delegation to the East- West Geneva talks or. prevention of surprise atti to open on W arrived in Reuter
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    Lock icon Britons in Cyprus
    16 1 There >oo wives and children of British sering on rewllion i -yprus U.P.I.
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    Council told: Loan chances gloomy
    227 1 It. One En* id opposition* ted -gloomy for municipal at the city meeting hg r, R ave difr blamed the ession and lon to com- companies J ia t 'o invest part Kcufe Profits m &al of the LaTang Peng gar said the councils activities
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    Lock icon SHELLING AGAIN
    47 1 J < ommunlsts began iMNftf Quemoy at S lhf nsuHn/^.f. 27h0Ur lul1 But the Intimity M|lfJ i«mll!* l a tlller y "Mittlft did not approach v YT n A Nt bomb a^nie n t of 29.000 shrlU. ltr a^y the Reds fired 5.749 rounds. U.P.I. Reuter
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    Lock icon SAME U.S. POLICY DESPITE POLL RESULT
    275 1 SAME U.S. POLICY DESPITE POLL RESULT uemocrats lack two*thirds majority rjESPITE the American voters' overwhelming rejection of the Republic- ans at Tuesday's Congressional elections there is little likelihood of any major change m U.S. domestic or foreign policy, observers said m Washington last night. President Eisenhower made it plain at
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    Lock icon A-powers try again in Geneva
    132 1 A-powers try again in Geneva rpHE NUCLEAR test suspension conference in x Geneva is expected today to make its fourth attempt to break the deadlock on an agenda for the intricate negotiations. The British, American and Soviet delegates will meet at the Palace of the Nations this afternoon under the
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    Lock icon A £64,000 OVERSIGHT
    69 1 A NEAR-BLIND min- 5 i f\ er in Newcastle i C spent the week-end planning hoio he would spend £64.000 ivon in s a football pool. g Then 62-year old E BW/ Jopling's winnings arrived— 6d. I fffs son, Lya«, 19. S had forgotten to transfer his
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    RUBBER PRICE
    29 1 November first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened m Singapore this morning at 91 3 8 cents per lb.. unchanged on yesterday's closing price. The tone was steady.
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    Lock icon 4 GAINS AMONG STATE CHIEFS
    180 1 4 GAINS AMONG STATE CHIEFS THE Democratic avalanche m Congress spilled over yesterday to sweep the party to power m the Governorships of at least 24 of the 33 states which elected new chief executives. With the result of only one contest for Governor still outstanding that of Nebraska m
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    Lock icon H-MISSILE OPERATIONAL
    48 1 WITH the launching of a Redstone research and development missile last night at Cape Canaveral, officials there said the rocket "is now fully operational." This missile, which has been m the hands of N.A.T.O. troops m Europe since last June, can carry a hydrogen warhead. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon HINT BY N.Y. VICTOR
    48 1 MR. Nelson Rockefeller, an overwhelming victor In the New York campaign for Governor, said he had every intention of serving his full four-year term. But he added that he could not promise he would decline the Republican Presidential nomination In 1960 if olTered. U.P.I.
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    POLIO: 8 CASES
    21 1 Eight more cases of polio, all paralytic, were admitted to the Mlddlet.on Hospital up to 9.45 a.m. today.
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    Lock icon Korea: Malaya helps to block Red manoeuvre
    320 2 Korea: Malaya helps to block Red manoeuvre fIMII I nitrd NAtiOttl poll m .U r— iwlttrr <l.i> n i<- t ci a Soviet d« null,! lh it i rprcst-nt > IiVC Nim (h Kui i i In iinitril to t.ikr p.irl m the debate on the Korean UsUfl M«l iyi
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    Lock icon REDS SAY WAR BUT U.S. SEES HOPE for PEACE
    221 2 REDS SAY WAR BUT U.S. SEES HOPE for PEACE 4 S THE Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister charged m New York that the iX United States was preparing for war, the U.S. Defence Secretary In Washington yesterday expressed hope for peaceful solution of problems with the communists. Mr. Noil McElroy who
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    Lock icon WARNING: This rain is dangerous
    147 2 WORRIED health officials of Scandinavian countries now blanketed by a six- mile-high atmospheric belt many times more radioactive than normal, warned yesterday that there was no danger to health unless rainwater was used lor drinking. The warning came from Danish health officials who said that
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    Forgetful taxi fares
    58 2 ABOUT 30 articles ranging from two (tramapnonc records to ladies' nandkerchh I waiting t() wb claim( 'i .it iii,. office Of the Registrar of Vehicles me articles were left to 'luring la i month. Among them are three umbr( I diary, a w.ilpntaining four photoand one ln;i11
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    Lock icon Shipyard orders
    12 2 British shipyards havp 5.750,000 tons of shipping on order.— Reuter
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    Lock icon JOBLESS UP IN BRITAIN
    39 2 Britain's unemployed Increased by 38.000 bet Sept. 15 and Oct. 13. Those without jobs totalled 514,000. The number on ihorttime in manufacturing industries was 170.000 on Sept. 27 ***** over the Au-ust fi",in i Reuter
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    Lock icon Balloonists to plot weather
    174 2 A BRITISH expedition that might well been inspired by the futuristic fantasi< Jules Verne, will be undertaken by three men and a woman on December 1. when they sei out to cross the Atlantic m a balloon. The expedition which is hoped to provid valuable meteorological
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    Lock icon U.K. in car show
    19 2 Niiwtecn British Hi xhibits at I ho 40! h Turin motor sho v >,■^^,..u Reuter
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    Lock icon 'THIN OUT TROOPS' HE SAYS
    38 2 Oil Id I p Adam thai Mould m cludi nning o I i well as original proi Europe were I nn»wn by the the cheme an overwhelming prepond< ,i con uonal fol U.P.I.
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    Royal visit 'thwarts' studies
    81 2 Royal visit 'thwarts' studies A bridge un students pro yesterday against suspension of today's curriculum becau y s of a visit by Prin Margaret. sent a telegram Vice-Chancellor objecting to the necessary Interruption of the university work during the Royal visit. The club chairman they were not again. Princess' visit
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    Lock icon Bid to 'kidnap' Duke foiled
    45 2 A PLOT by studt I Wye College m X"kidnap" the Dukt I Edinburgh was foiled yesterday when the Duke drove to the college early and by a differs to thai expected. Someone ive game away," one ol student ?> said Reuter
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      90 2 mm Indian handwoven FASH/ON IAHRICS j: For your Deepavali Wear and joyouH gi/t§ for your near and dear X ones. Fresh arrival of narifl Bloua<' X pieces dhothies upper cloths lowrl liirlings and bedspreads, elc. X Modern designs Fast colours \\v>\ X (jiialilv. ji Make your Deepavali selections at: jN
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      41 2 MIRRO-MATIC PRESSURE PAN Th« favourite pressure pan for cooking or conning fxclusivc, outomotic sure control. Siirs: 2',-qt. 4qt 6a' Bqf end 16-qt. Price from $43 50 to $110 00 MARDEN COMPANY 78 I 82 ORCHARD P SINGAPORE 9 Til ***** *****
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    Lock icon TORIES WILL PROBE LABOUR CHARGES
    348 3 TORIES WILL PROBE LABOUR CHARGES >lmislriev facilities used for |»oliii<s TWE British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan, has ordered an immediate investigation into Labour allegations that Government department facilities have been used for Conservative Party political purposes. It will be undertaken by Sir Norman Brooke head of the civil service.
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    Shops report for festival
    83 3 Shops report for festival TEXTILE shops and jewellers m Singapore hav< reported good business as Deepavali —the Hindu festival of lights draws near. The rations next Monday are expected to be the gayest m recent years. Merrymaking will start early and continue late into the night. heir i cocktail parti
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    Lock icon HER SWORD ROUTS 5 BURGLARS
    102 3 HER SWORD ROUTS 5 BURGLARS E J MIDDLE- AGED C E Japanese house- S irf/e swinging an an- cient samurai sword last night captured *j two burglars and rout- 2 cd ///riv others at- tempting to ransack /zcr /ju;;^ 1 i/i Tokyo. Three fled A/r<?. Hideo Kobaya- S E s/ii
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    Lock icon 200 given notice
    22 3 Dixoni Ironworks in Glasgow is to close down permanently this month. Two hundred workers have been Riven notice Reuter
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    Lock icon Ceylon Minister gets back gems stolen in Japan
    66 3 Ait) necklace ill oi valuable ear-rlngi stolen from Ceylon'i Minister ol Healtti, Madame Vln Wljewardane, during her to ;yo in it'Mibcr have i from girl in Yokohama and returned to the Ccylonr c Emb in Tokyo. a Tokyo police spokesman said last
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    Lock icon Ike would welcome Pasternak
    61 3 Ike would welcome Pasternak PRESIDENT Eisenhower 1 said yesterday he was shocked at the Soviet treatment of Boris Pasternak, recently awarded a Nobel Prize for Literature, and said he would like to see him if he came to America. The President had been asked what he thought of the Pasternak
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      24 3 Buy SINGLET VEST BRIEF COMFORT DURABILITY (>..in U SEf <6 MIN CO., LTD. 111 BMDOI ROAD N J BHAGWAM CO. »»'id R Road, -AP(I
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      147 3 Million. IMHMIIU "WEBB Finest M hjwg 20. .ATTiK, KOAO J^^l^ VPORE-1 TEL; ***** ••■llllltllllllllllllllllllll •»«lIHIIMIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIHIMH|I||H»«|InI|IniunM|||i|imm||. l llllllllllll|»! CENTRALLY SITUATED All rooms airconditioned Dancing Nightly except Sundays V, ADELPHI GRILL v The place to? that special lunch ana the jj city's favourite rendezvous. jj SZE CHUAN ROOM <> Oine or nola
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    The Singapore Free Press
    8 4 THURSDAY, Nov. 0. l
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    Opinion World war is out
    174 4 Opinion World war is out as- sessments by Western experts of comparative East West military strengths compel the conclusion that another world war means annihilation for both sides. This should tend to make the likelihood of another world conflagration very slight indeed. These experts are convinced that, despite Russian advances
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    Lock icon FEARS THAT JAP GOVT. MAY CRUSH UNIONS
    657 4 I eminent is being accused from inside and outside the miKiy ut trying to destroy the trade union movement. In response to appeals various representatives from international trade union organisations recently visited the country to gather evidence. Thi iiment, l< d by the
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    BY THE WAY
    84 4 A report from America that hellcopt< r.s caa now Km led iound on a fifty-foot lea f to ■start ti kins angrily. Wo may look forward In In hotels, whm women on brin ihcir i»'t helicopters into the loui ply thr Ir»n.sh will let entangled with traffic
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    Lock icon Boom time tor the salesman in America
    721 4 Boom time tor the salesman in America 'VUE American sales- man is Increasing both m numbers and m the success o! his efforts. There are 3.000 companies m the U.S. which send salesmen round homes to put a toot gently m the from door and "sell" to housewivi it wa>
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    Lock icon AMERICA'S $7 MIL. CUP OF TEA
    82 4 AMERICA'S $7 MIL. CUP OF TEA A NEW national effort to -tl increase the already huge consumption of tea is being made in the United States. An American Tea Centre to serve as the focal point for the tea industry's US$2,500,000, <M$7.5 mil.) promotion campaign will be opened in New
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      16 4 A Gift of Lasting Beauty A -ity I S. ilr Sll\ A 106, ORCHARD RD., i
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      127 4 V-^ PADS and INKS I KOLOK St.imp Pads containers arc seamless and made from pressed tin plates, with rolled edges and with $n attractively coloured enamel finish. They »re up-to-date m design, yet stout m construction with a close fitting easy-action lid. Quality Inks arc combined m the St.imp Pads
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    ARBITRATION CALL IN COUNCIL, GOVT. DISPUTE
    288 5 ARBITRATION CALL IN COUNCIL, GOVT. DISPUTE Question oS City Court expenses Among points m the for- mula. which the then City President later confirmed, were: SHOULD the court not be fully occupied, the council would be willing to consider admitting government cases of a non-criminal nature, provided the liability for
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    Assurance for the barbers
    135 5 |>ARBERS and ladies' 11 hairdressers m Singapore are afraid of competition from India. Hong Kong and other neighbouring countries. But, the acting Controller of Immigration. Mr. Lim Joo Hock, assured them that "their fears are unfounded." The Singapore Hairdressing Workers Union had written to the Immigration
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    Lock icon LEE'S HIGHER STUDY PLEDGE
    104 5 photo. mdidates who passed the English schools examination now in profiven :\n opportunity for further Slow Mong. permanent secreEducation Ministry, said yesterday. It would then bo possible to hold entrance examinations for Chinese schools on lines to those of English schools, ho added. 15.000 Montry ng
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    Lock icon BIRD SHOW
    65 5 The Regent of Johore is to open the second open bird show at the Happy World Stadium tomorrow at 5.30 p.m. The show is being sponsored by the Singapore Cage-Bird Society. picture. I in- Quern meet Frank Sinatra In the foyer »>f tin* Odeon Leicester Square, London irhen
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    No wreaths-and SATA got $414
    11 5 No wreaths -and SA TA got $414 1 11 tiding 1
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      53 5 .MIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIL' I SINGAPORE I HIGH TIDESf TODAY: 5.48 p.m. TOMORROW: 7.35 a.m. E and 7.30 p.m. SATURDAY: 8.!4 a.m. and 8.41 p.m. SUNDAY: 9.04 a.m. and E 9.36 p.m. E S MONDAY: 9.40 a.m. and 10.?7 p.m. TUESDAY: 10.KJ a.m. E and ll.li; p.m. E E WEDNESDAY: 10.54 E E
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      113 5 i f—a rrr— i My dear, JJL -f i* no coffee like L%|||?v x Mocafino! J^^^^^l r (MocAFiil AAOCAFINO P Villd^i "Mo 3 ic" INSTANT COFFEE Vaa^a. mWmS^' b.o.a.c. airways use it WHY NOT YOU? AVAILABLE AT ALL LEADING PROVISION STORES WT mognetic recording tape 4| Ey/ With almost unlimited
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    Your Lucky Star
    440 6 Your Lucky Star BORN today you are one of v all-around individuals with I age talent, a pleasant personality ar the ability to manage your own afl Your one handicap, perhaps i s B you are too well-rounded, for yo able to get along nicely withe naving to exert yourself
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      32 6 Firm and pleasing to the lips s i mild yet deeply satisfying to the ta^te -Chesterfield alone is pleasurepacked by Accu-Ray. \No Increase |fc T s I J m Price L v
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      303 6 Jl I I II \U Xl by Sydney Jiirtlaii ■•■■■lMl^li^H^H Mk^S^f 1 Ail fti Afl I THBBC MrlLl. BB ftMMB I I fIM M 1 I ©C>»f **nr» t»«.^fc^ vn AiikJ /Otu "'C u/AV-IV-H I 818-^ I 111 t-' OCC »ww r^v^ QApu Tl3 C2ASB aaaotiah **-//£> Iw^J^B iwM lls
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      179 7 LONDON, Nov. 5. Previous Today N,. I KSS C.i.f. 1 Noi 25% buyers 25^ bu *****1 26«h sellers 26'; sellers 26 buyers 26 buyi Wf sellers 26 4 fliers iirrii: Kf 8 M»»»t 26 buyers 26 bu M 26* /H sellers 26 seller* Ri'BBER N I KSS
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      New York prices
      95 7 NEW YORK, Nov. 5. Previous i ■>.iay TIN Straits 97.75 nom. 98.00 nom. TIN" futn [ts Contract Dec 95.25 buyers 95.50 buyers 97.25 sellers 97.50 sellers '•"> 95.12 buyers 95.37 buyers 97.12 sellers 97.37 sellers TONF; Sfcadj SALES: NIL RUBBER: FuturesXov 31.50 buyers 31.75 buyers 31.60 sellers
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      25 7 2" Railroads ***** 150 91 40 Domestic Bond- 86.14 86 24 15 rtilitliN 83.13 83.96 15 Btocki Composite Averaftt 188.78 190 80
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      U.S. PEPPER
      41 7 25. nwaiUng 24;... Novi c and f. awaiting NovemI cif t I Sarawak unquoted. Muntok white spot 3«H. awaiting release unquoted, afloat* unquoted and November shipment 38, 37. cif, sellers ex-doc£ Above pnees quoted m U.S. cents per Ib.
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      85 7 COPRA Philippine, iif. v K., North European potts delivered COPR4 t !TuOngA 01l. NoT tWBA, Straits r.1.l I k North Lurop,. tn ports delivered COCON, r", I ton Xov- °*crif OIL rrude Straits JJJ. European ports m bulk COtmTr U m. Nov- t<JU>Mi oil rrudp Ceylon
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    Lock icon ALL SET FOR TEACHERS' NATIONAL CONGRESS
    346 7 ALL SET FOR TEACHERS' NATIONAL CONGRESS Individual appeals for support will be made picture. Cultural Centre. He said eight teachers' unions had promised to support the congress. But all professional bodies should come forward as the congress would function as a central organisation to represent the profession. The Singapore Teachers'
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    STOCK MARTS AGAIN ACTIVE
    166 7 F i conditions on apparent f" an terday The tern 11 wntuSS ory for ''■'■'I securl« i i under lling. I widcand rails tocka I from hich was closed on Tuesday. Industrials maintained their recent firm tone but m some instances prices finished below best under
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    Lock icon Troops decorated
    32 7 Officers and men of the Royal Marines, the Army and the Royal Air Force were decorated by the Queen at Buckingham Palace for operations m Malaya, Suez and Aden.— Reuter
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      76 7 *If you like good coffee drink IVSS* HUG TAH Caffeine -free coffee p that cannot harm your heart, nerves or digestion'^ If any difficulty m obtaining write to. HAGEMEYER'S omottur O» w«ll O% for pro- Kfe>. fmiono! purpose, o rnotter- Ijfc^^ foctory, iocorporotino I t)^^^*^- 55S&b Jhl lotctr odvonc«m«nt«. Clo%t>c
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      90 7 Today's radio programme 1.15 p.m. Lunchtime Concert; 1.30 Time Signal and News; 1.45, Men Only; 2.00 Close Down; 5.00 The Merry-Go-Round; 5.30 Calling All Hospitals, presented by Maisie Conceicao; 630 Interlude for Music; 6.45 Lights On; 6.53 Announcements and Singapore Share Market Report; 7.00 Time Signal and News; 7.15 Dr.
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    HARVEST TIME OH THE WING
    616 8 Farmers get a bird's-eye-view QNLY twenty wears ago the idea of farming by aeroplane m New Zealand was r ejected as a rather far-fetched pipe dream, even though aircraft had been used m iculture m other countries for ten years or so. Yet today New
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    War on weeds
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  • Race Forum FREE PRESS Special
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      Masthead
      9 1 Race Forum FREE PRESS Special Thursday, November 6, 1958.
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      Form Guide for K.L
      10324 1 rM)IJ.OWING are all the horses entered for the Selangor Turf Club November Meeting: CLASS THREE THE ANAK MMH: ill started) 27-9-59 Ipoh 8-4 8-1 9F (Leei Cl. 3 Div. 1; Automation 8-1 2nd. Maori Boy ..1 rarr. 8-0; 3rd. Triple Crowii J-i head. 1-53 25. Track
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      14 big 'Hush Hush'
      352 9 OVCI? Victory Stone ■MM X I Army Icrries, heavil N laden and shrouded with tup stand m a locked, ba rbed wire enclosure at the Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst. carry the granite blocks the Luneburg Victory Stone, I imcburg Heath m 1945 vs surrender. R ,.t
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      Loading up for take-off
      123 9 !By this and similar el illion of much-needed ild be made pro- juick survey made m ricultui dur- ing the last ten years is enough to show that this industry is one of the most progressive m New Zealand ver different indeed from the not-so-old "P'P
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      SOLD; ONE BATHYSCAPHE
      85 9 tv sa^aTSJs :r:f than ol hi own pia 5 IM'r llr "lh'"(l |M n j fv M,.( hv vn, .o > 1 |i The dorp sea liathy- -,"•"•••'>'-"; office of naval research m Iht United Itatoa i> Otntlj hoimlK from tl.r Belti^ Mlentlrt ami plorrr. Frofrssor Aantte
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      The day Death dialled 9-9-9
      2106 10  - The day Death dialled 9-9-9 PELHAM GROOM sdfsdfsdfd V Latitt turned ih* photographs over I quickly unfit he came to one which seemed to me to show nothing J f except 4? few scratches on the polished linoleum suclr us a mans feet might kwtm mode I qMJi: APPROACH to
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      Aussies set their mortar sights on terrorists
      546 11 Aussies set their mortar sights on terrorists baseplate with thick logs. Air Force co-opera-tion can help solve the problem of getting the heavy mortar bombs into the firing position without manpacking. Air drops The bombs can be air dropped without parachutes direct to the troops and suffer no ill effects.
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      BANG ON TARGET
      111 11 Gunners of i Troop, 100 *A* Field Battery, the Australian artillery unit with 28 Commonwealth Bri- (jade m Malaya, duck as the bla^t from a 4.2 inch mortar I thumps m their cars during firing n ear Sungei Kuanu, In Perak, north Malaya. I The unit was
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      HOW IT IS DONE
      123 11 HOW IT IS DONE GUNNER NOEL COOK m 21, of Berwick St. Camberwell, Victoria, looks determinded as he uses an optical sight to -law a 4.2 inch mortar dur- m ing training m North m Malaya recently. A critical watcher behind him is Syt. V Melvin. Gunner Cook, a mem
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      FROM HOUSE WORK TO FORCED LABOUR FOR CHINA'S WOMEN
      507 12 Sientter girls notv tu Uvllvd 'tttjltj IT'S full steam ahead today m Red China's campaign to "liberate" women. However, it's actually not the women who are being liberated, but their "labour power." nity liwvc tqiuu opportunity to participate m work," wrote
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      PI link with Russia?
      52 12 I>hii.ippine dtplom and commercial cle have discussed tin de .i.ibiiny ,i establish!] rel with Russia, it wa learned at the United Nations. Th< have brer, h< id on an Informal and unofficial >a\ n was under itood that the Philippine office ha been k< lni' rnied.
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      Pak. assures the Press
      33 12 PAKISTAN'S Director General of Posts and Telegraphs Mirza said in Karachi that Pakistan is "not in favour of diminishing the existing privileges and facilities available to the Press."— Reuter.
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      Probe coup plot call in Manila
      126 12 A MANILA Congressman close to President Carlos P. Garcia has called for congressional investigation of reports that Defence Secretary Jesus Vargas plans to stage a military coup d'etat m the Philippines. Congressman Bartholomew Cabangbang, who campaigned for Garcia m the last presidential elections, at
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    • Glimpses
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        Lock icon Japan: Don't deny us trade rights
        159 12 Japan: Don't deny us trade rights JAPAN has bluntly reminded it* General i J ment on Tariff! and Trade (GATTi nan meeting in Geneva that it should not h? rs the right to compete in world market, n*T fair conditions. s Un^t Mr. Ichiro Kawasaki, Japan's permanent gate to the
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        47 12 Philippine u.N. delegate Salvador P. Lopez said in New York that. In some ways, the United Nations General Assembly is becoming a colossal waste of time. Something should be dtfne. he said, to pre- vent tiie AttemM, ttm I degenerating lnto "J I n£t£ ntin| up U.P.I.
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        26 12 VICE ADMIRAL H U CHAUDRI COMMA* DER-IN-CHIEF OF THF PAKISTAN NAVY IS iv OVER-ALL COMM\Nn OF THE BAGDAD PACT NAVAL MANOEUVRES IV THE INDIAN OCEAN U.P.I.
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        34 12 w 4 A Whiff jrom o pot oj alicious smelling sukiyoH (cooked beef and vegetables) UXU sufficient, to cafl off a hunger strike by a group of Japanese schoolteachers in Shizuoka Central Japan.— Reuter
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        28 12 The Australian Labour Parly wanted the Soulh-Eai! Asia Treaty OrganisatkJC pact enlarged to Includi India and other countries, thf Opposition Leader. Dr. Herbert Evatt. said in .AH.Mii,io_ Reuter
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        32 12 Nationalist Chinese President Chiang Kai-shek ii a message to his nation in exile on Formosa Instructed his people to pay homage to the defender^ of Quemoy instead of to their President U.P.I.
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        34 12 JAPANESE SCIENTISTS SAID IN TOKYO THEY HAD UNEXPECTEDLY DETECTED COBALT FROM FOUR-YEAR-OLD "DEATH ASHES' RECENTLY COLLECTED FROM THE JAPANESE FISHING BOAT LUCKY DRAGON." WHICH WAS CONTAMINATED RADIOACTIVITY IN THE PACIFIC IN M 1954.- REUTER
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        42 12 A shizuoka (Japan) ""!\M sity profrssoi l "l Kussi ;l u.is now app;»i ly drtonatinu dr j!3 to**** by a I "quite different that used l» < 1 Stat.s There la 1 Rbtence of Ura ,n tbc fHloiit from lateit Soviet I U.P.I.
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      143 15 PROMISING DEBUT BY SEN GUPTA SEN Gupta, playing In the first big match of his was top scorer with 35 for a Services XI against the West Indies, who yesterday opened a 34 month tour ol India. He batted for 100 minutes. hit four fours and helped m a second
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      103 16 EMIGRES LIST SOVIET UNREST RUSSIAN revolutionary fighters have been exerted m Nikolayev, m the LJrals, and at a Soviet army garrison m Poland, according to a report issued by an m t i Communist underground organisation m West Berlin yesterday. The report claimed that t>etween 1953 and 1957 there were
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