The Singapore Free Press, 7 November 1958

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    15 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper pore, Friday. November 7, 1958. Price 15Ct».
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    Lock icon MOON ROCKET TODAY: NEXT—ON TO MARS?
    230 1 MOON ROCKET TODAY: NEXT— ON TO MARS? Anierira's Pioneer H is all set for launching AS U.S. AIK FORCE technicians made final preparations last night to launch a new rocket to the moon today it was announced by senior officials of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration that America now
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    Lock icon U.S. to speed up Asia aid
    127 1 PRESIDENT lIMNHOWEK will promise an expanded flow of US. loans, surplus farm products and technical help to Asian nations m his address on Monday to the Colombo Plan meeting m Seittle. Washington officials disclosed yesterday. They doubted, however, whether Mr. Eisenhower's speech would contain
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    Lock icon CHURCHILL SOUNDS WARNING
    123 1 CHURCHILL SOUNDS WARNING SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL said the problems now confronting the West might m some ways be more complicated than the struggle for survival 18 years ago. There was "no clear-cut objective of victory In our sight," he said m Paris yesterday. "It is harder to arouse, even among
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    Lock icon 20 marooned on Arctic 'ice isle'
    79 1 TWENTY Americans were marooned yesterday on an ice floe m the Arctic Ocean m the middle of a howling storm which foiled rescue attempts. Radio reports m New York said the men included a number of scientists from an International Geophysical Year observation station
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    RI may be in deal
    53 1 TRADE Ministry sources m Jakarta said yesterday Japan and China might resume trading by "Triangular deals through Indonesia. Antara news agency reported. The sources disclosed Japan had agreed to the idea, but China had some objections, which would have to be ironed out at a
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    Lock icon HUGE QUAKE NEAR JAPAN
    32 1 I ula Institute of i m Pasadena or ded a major which it said •orthtrn Japan im Univer New York wavei romI thl 1906 lcls co earthquake. Reuter
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    Govt. promise to traders
    108 1 TWE acting Minister for Commerce and Industry Mr. Francis Thomas, has promised to consider the "trading aspect" of the Government's recent ban on import of certain textiles, publications and gramophone records from China Mr. Thomas yesterday met representatives of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce who
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    RUBBER PRICE
    30 1 November first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened m Singapore this morning at 91' 4 cents per lb., up seveneighths cent on yesterday's closing price. The tone was quiet.
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    Lock icon EAST INDIES STATION CLOSES
    115 1 A COLOURFUL m British naval history ended yesterday when the Queen's colour of the British East Indies naval sta- Hon was handed our m a formal ceremony m the heart of London. In the last icar the command took part m the recapture of Singapore and
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    Lock icon U.K. BID TO SAVE A-TALKS
    126 1 ORITAIN yesterday made a drama- tic bid to break the Geneva atom conference deadlock by submitting a plan outlining the first steps of an effective international control system for policing an East-West nuclear 1 test ban. Britain's chief delegate. Minister of State David Ormsby Gore,
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    5 polio cases
    20 1 Five more polio" cases— all paralytic were admitted to the Middleton Hospital up to 9.45 a.m. today.
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    Lock icon U.N. force urged
    23 1 The London Parliamentary Group for World Government yesterday urged the British Government to sponsor a permanent United Nations force.- Reuter
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    Lock icon ENTRY BANS WON'T AFFECT U.K. SUBJECTS
    283 2 CO LONG AS people born iii the United Kingdom or Singapore were net classed as restricted immigrants," their entry or re-entry to Malaya would not be handicapped by modifications being made to the Federation Government's immigration laws Giving this assurance m the Howe ol
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    Lock icon He backs the old uns
    45 2 fpHM healthy older worker is USUall) as good .is his younX >;er colleague, i>r Gnnnar Gunderson, President of the American Medical Association, said m Philadelphia yes terday. He Has urging that compulsory retirement at »>"» or 70 should lie scrapped Reuter
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    Lock icon Tin export quota unchanged
    210 2 Tin export quota unchanged rpill total permissible export amount lor the i\ producing member* of the international tin agreement during the filth control period Jan. i to March SI has been fixed at •■JO.OOO tons, unchanged from the current level. This was announced m London last night by the International
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    Lock icon 500 GUY FAWKES FIRES: MANY CHILDREN HURT
    162 2 500 GUY FAWKES FIRES: MANY CHILDREN HURT ABOI'T 250 people were arrested m various parts of Britain In Wednesday night's Guy Fawkes fireworks orgy, nearly 100 children were injured m the Liverpool area alone, and firemen had to deal with nearly 500 fires m Greater London. At St. Paul's Eye
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    Lock icon It's 56 days for soldier
    56 2 BRIAN Edward Ford, a British Army corpora] sentenced m Cypru nine months' detention for distributing; a lurging Britons to use violence against Greek has had his reduced da: [n the H I Commons Bri to i tive I on the British dried TWO I Ith
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    Malayans watch America vote
    23 2 i Malayans who obAmerlc i ctions [nche Jamaluddln bin .ml Inche Z ruddin both di trie' i the Fed
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    Lock icon New appeal judge
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    Lock icon 'BLUEBEARD' CONFESSES TO KILLING 3, SAY POLICEA
    150 3 Malt J-"* r*U*r nw z 1 Wfg Uiblvts ۤr<> vluvs ili\\\ police headquarters said last night i that Mix (iutler, held on suspicion of the urder of 11 women, had confessed to the kill- three of them. The three were: M Robas, 47.
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    Lock icon A CAR FOR 55 CENTS
    82 3 DAVID Hall, 17. got a second-hand car at Newcastle -on-Tyne yesterday for one shilling and three pence. The car, a 1938. 12--horsepower saloon, with "Good runner" whitewashed on its windscreen was sold by a garage which alloioed li 4o on it m a part exchange
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    Singapore told how to foster bi-lingualism
    119 3 SINGAPORE should adopt a definite language policy so that positive steps could be taken to foster language education, a prominent educationist said last night. Dr. Tai Chen Hwa. a senior lecturer at the University of Malaya's School of Education, added: "In many countries. it
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    Lock icon 100,000 JOBLESS FORECAST
    60 3 100,000 JOBLESS FORECAST A LABOUR Member of Parliament. Mr. Maurice uldelman, predicted m Coventry yesterday that within the next two years 100.000 workers m the British aircraft industry would become redundant through the switch to missiles production. These together with those engaged m ancillary trades, would cancel out the intended
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    Lock icon Tour for Duchess
    22 3 The Duchesa of Knit will maki i month r o* i it i m Pcbi I and March. Reuter
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    Lock icon BIT OF SKIN LEADS THIEF TO PRISON
    101 3 BIT OF SKIN LEADS THIEF TO PRISON APIECE of skin caught on a wall behind a bank m London was the vital clue that sent John Vernon Rees. 36. to 10 years' jail for taking part m a €43.000 ($365,500* theft. The thieves took the money after blowing open the
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    Lock icon African women fined £3
    53 3 tji IN ES ol G3 or a month's Imprisonment were Imj rday on 128 African women who took part In a proc< sslon m Johani la t month to prot< ilnst the ol id. ntity book n women, who ed with ruction, were all to pay
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    The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, Nov. 7, 1958. Opinion Bribes and tempters
    195 4 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, Nov. 7, 1958. Opinion Bribes and tempters IN all lands people in office or holding high positions are j exposed to the corroding influence of the bribe or "gift" in return for favours. Latest country on which the world spotI light has fallen is the
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    BY THE WAY
    301 4  -  Beachciomber l>H PROFESSOR lIAGGERSTONE has succeeded m com pi into 931 all that needs to be nd about the new approach to the modern novel, as a synthesis of tendencii Like E, H. Unit, tne pro i regards the develop merit ol d on subjective r lions
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    A tragedy too many forget
    1217 4  -  MARK CHRISTIE REPORT SPOTLIGHTS BRITAIN'S BIG SOCIAL PROBLEM THE PARENTS LIVE IN FEAR SOME STARTLING FACTS REVEALED BY MENTAL HEALTH STATISTICS UY Till end of this year, one person m 250 ol Britain's population will have occupied bed m mental hospital. One child m 20
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      20 4 ;marcasite RHINESTONE JEWELLERY m Imtmmi Crmmtlmmm w on Display Jewellers Silversmiths P 78 North Bridjcr- Kd Sporeß A Kuala l.umpur.
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      18 4 Minds Mutter, a new approach to mental health." B.i Beryl P. Cooper. <A Bow Croup publication, 2s. 6d).
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    PAST COUNCILLORS REPLY TO MAYOR
    376 5 PAST COUNCILLORS REPLY TO MAYOR Ong told; 'We performed our duty' pORMEJt Singapore city councillors today replied to fresh attacks on their policies by the Mayor, Mr. Ong Eng Guan, at the council's budget meeting yesterday. The Mayor denounced past councillors for spending millions of dollars on developing the Tebrau
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    'CAT LOOK'
    44 5 Miss hristl D'Crux, who won the second place m the last Miss Singapore contest, tric> on her "tat woman" i ostutne complete with mask m which she will appear at the fraud Arts Ball to be held at Raffles Hotel tomorrow night
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    Marriage law: Hindus impatient
    152 5 Marriage law: Hindus impatient MEMBERS ol the Singapore Hindu Advisory Board are impatient at what they called "undue delay" m implementing a Govern-ment-appointed committee's recommendation to make Hindu marriages eompulBorily registrable and monogamous. The Government is understood to be waiting for a .signal from the Federation to finalise the legislation.
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    PRASAD for S'PORE?
    82 5 PRASAD for S' PORE? INDIAN lions In Singapore hope thai the I India Df idra Pra id, win visit the Colony during his tout <>l the fed( i.'' lon next month. An India Ho >kesman hei plan the Presidents visit to the Federation had not I flnali was not known
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    NEW JAYCEE ACHIEVEMENT
    64 5 A VARIED programme of entertainment has been arranged for the opening of the Kampong Teban community centre, off Tampenis, by the Minister for Local Government, Lands and Housing. Dato Abdul Hamid bin Haji Jumat at 4 p.m. tomorrow The $12,000 centre has been built by the Singapore
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      38 5 SINGAPORE DISPENSARY S'V STOCKED 'ISTSI\ TOWX) 265. Orchard Rd. Spore 5900 Opens: From 8.30 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. Serangoon Carden Way Opens: From 9.00 a.m. to 900 p.m. Call on us for your I Medical, Toilet CftMtMc Requirements
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      200 5 ARTS BALL Raffles Hotel Saturday Bth November from 9.30 p.m. to 2.00 a.m. Theme: "Jungle Fantasy". Tickets $10/- single at Robinson's or P.O. Box 2339. All proceeds m aid of the Singapore Children's Society. Space donated by Kian Gwan (M) Ltd. Room 205, 2nd floor, Kong Hoa Bldg., 2, George
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  • Hound the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      171 7 LONDON. Nov. 6. Previous today i:lHm mV Lt* 25-, tarn NH bin I "'"I"" 1 L'U 1 seller* teller* 26 buy* 26>« bu? 26' 4 Niton sellers N P ot 26 bu\. 26 bu KIKI 26'« sellers 26', sel, v i i:>n Settlement 1:11 .dm 26 binrtw
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      New York prices
      101 7 NEW YORK, Nov. 6. Previous Today ll\ Straits spot 98.00 nom. 98.25 nom. TIN foturM Straits Contract Dec. 95.50 buyer* 95.25 buyers 97.50 sellers 98.00 sellers Jan. 95.37 buyers 95.00 buyers 97.37 seller- 97.87 sellers rONE (Juiri SALES: Nil. RIBBER; FuturnNov. 31.75 buyers 31.85 buyers 31.90 sellers
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      32 7 NEW YORK. Nov. 6 Prerioas Today ■to Fndu>tri.iK 550.68 554.85 10 Railroads 150.91 152.51 40 Domrsti. P...nd> 86.24 86.32 15 Ctilittea 83.96 84.:Ui 65 Sto<k> ompositr Averages 190.80 192.127
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      U.S. PEPPER
      59 7 Mal.ib.ir awaiting M%. 24', eif. Sarawak unrelea.*e j to 25. quoted. Muntok white spot 41. November shipment 24',. 24 c awaiting release unquoted. and f. Lampong spot 25*4, afloats 40 1 and November ship»wsitii J5 1 afloats ment 40 l i, 40 cif. sellers exWU to S nber
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      98 7 COPRA Philippines Tif. I.K. N"itli I uropesn ports delivered it pel lvii» ton Nov. COPRA, Stralti i ik. North Europ* m port delivered -'t pel long lon Nov. Dec. COCONI 1 OIL crude Straits eai. I nropesn ports m bulk per long ton Nov. Dec. COCONI
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    Civics for students in Colony
    95 7 of Primary Six »5 class* s of English Government and aidea schools m Singapore can now take part m civics courses, organised by thi Department of Informa tion Services m conjunction with the Education Ministry. The courses are now belnjj held twice a day. until
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    M-E CLASH HITS STOCK MART
    135 7 T H: a further m prices on stock Alofit taking I ion In lal equities, the market Ith widt favourd by the advance tnllowlng but the her the aftcrand Un. ps. market ed a number of good features. Textiles advanced A feature of tobaccos was
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    SEVERAL HUNDRED EMPLOYERS ARE WARNED
    247 7 SEVERAL HUNDRED EMPLOYERS ARE WARNED Fewer provident fund defaulters (2EVEUAL hundred employers m Singapore have been warned m the past two months for failing to pay provident fund contributions on behalf of their workers. The genera! manager of the Central Provident Fund Board, Mr. C. E. Green, said the Board
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      171 7 ifllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllls 1 SINGAPORE 1 HIGH TIDES E TODAY: 7.30 p.m. TOMORROW: 8.24 a.m E and 8.41 p.m. E SUNDAY: 9.04 a m. and E 936 p.m. MONDAY: 9.40 a.m. E and 10.27 p.m. E TUESDAY: 10.16 a.m E and 11.16 p.m. E WEDNESDAY: 10.54 S a.m. E THURSDAY: 0.06 a.m
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    ALL-OUT WAR ON POLIO
    113 8 ALL-OUT WAR ON POLIO EGGS SOLVE OUTPUT PROBLEM A LTHOUGH m many respects the war against poliomyelitis has been won with the discovery of the two new vaccines Sabin, and Salk, the victory hos yet to be consolidated. This is being done m two ways. Research into, methods of producing
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    Man behind the s enes
    538 8 Man behind the s enes It opens up new possibilities The adaptation of polio virus to grow m the chick embryo for the first time m scientific history offers new possibilities m immunisation against polio as well as m diagnosis of this disease. Up till now, polio viruses have been
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    Those 'dos' and 'don'ts'
    100 9 Those 'dos' and 'don'ts' -THE EARLY SYMP--1 TOMS OF POLIO ARE A HEADACHE, A SLIGHT FEVER AND STIFFNESS OF THE BACK OR NECK. IT ISQUITE POSSIBLE THAT A LARGE VARIETY OF MINOR AILMENTS CAN CAUSE THESE SYMPTOMS, BUT IN VIEW OF SINGAPORE'S PRESENT EPIDEMIC IT WOULD BE WISE TO TAKE
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    Lock icon Fear is no problem this time
    161 9 QUEUES of people seeking immunisation Jrom polio for themselves and their children have been lining up daily at the Singapore Youth Centre, Kallang Road, and the Institute of Health m Outram Road. Fresh supplies of Sabin vaccine that recently arrived m Singapore have helped
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    Britain's newest airport just an idle showpiece
    511 10  -  Alfred Drafer By A CLEANER scans the hifhlj polished floor for something to sweep up, bill it i.s spotless. A Custom* officer gazes ruefully at the tmply benches m his shed. A* waitress stands on the heated floor ol the mack bar waiting
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    THE BUSINESS SPECIAL
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    This man is burning himself up
    395 10 This man is burning himself up mHE World's Youngest Fire-Eater is enterprising m other ways too. you will be glad to hear. He is going to have a circus of his own. With "bags of oompah and glitter." Considering he is supposed to be studying French and Spanish at Oxford.
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    A trial run
    48 10 A trial run Ihe newly built "business cxpi train called "Kodama" (Echo) was nivcn Its first olTlclal trial run In Japan recently begween Tokyo and Osika This cxnress will link Tokyo and Kobe at about 7a m.p.h. The express is seen here eoaitlng through the suburbs of Tok
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    DON'T LET COLOUR FOOL YOU!
    546 11 DON'T LET COLOUR FOOL YOU! By THfc LENSMAN ,u{ most A people are c0n,,,.,'a, taking colour 10 s.s not much .a from taking unite sn ip^l> ot different, S£ Vtte tartofthe m the 30s, both amaressional; very that repancles irs as seen, photographed, and remem b Whv do the colours
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    FRIDAY PHOTOGRAPHY PAGE
    379 11 Simple props can make a shot Give them something to do and children will present you with the most natural poses you could wish for, like the impromptu ''class room" session printed below. Remember: children just lore dressing up. and they are bom actors. OROPS are often
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    PICTURES BY CANDLE LIGHT
    141 11 QUEMES I.s it possible to picture people hu candle light? —j.n. Ws isp the same technique as for outdoor night-shooting. Try i saies of exposure! In re lative time sequence. You will probably discover that the most difficult task m photographing people by candle light is
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    Lock icon PI ARMY PLEDGES LOYALTY TO GARCIA
    76 12 PI ARMY PLEDGES LOYALTY TO GARCIA rpiiK Chiel oi-staft of the I ..rmcd forces of the Philippines has pledged the 'unswerving loyalty" of the troops to president Carlos Oarcie their Commander-in-Chief Loose talk' Lieutenant-Genera] Ali Arellano m A Manila statement denounced loose talk regarding a i er thai the government
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    Lock icon JAPAN GOODS GLUT —NEW CREDIT PLAN FOR BUYERS?
    208 12 JAPAN GOODS GLUT —NEW CREDIT PLAN FOR BUYERS? r rlli: Japanese Government Is studying a plan to extend yen credit to foreign countries purchasing stockpiled consumer goods from Japan, it was learned In Tokyo. The Ministry of International Trade and Industry is discussing the scope ot the plan with the
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    Lock icon 'Farmer will ravolt'
    97 12 'Farmer will ravolt NATIONALIST China's ruling party was told In Taipei, that the new people's communes being established m Com* munisl China would become anti-Red fortresses Mr.' (hen Chien. Chang, a party depart. menl director, predicted before the Kuo. Rlintang (Nationalist Party) thai the com. mune system would back-fire against
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    Lock icon Steel 'leap' success claimed
    67 12 Steel 'leap' success claimed CiOMMUNIST China Aid it produced more than 7.200.000 tons ol steel m the ftrsl ten months ol this yi 'I i Peking People' Daily, organ ol the Chin ese Communl t Party Bald, that the year' teel production targel ol 10,700,000 tons wns "m Bight." Now
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    93 12 The ten-day Pacific Festival held m San I Francisco, California, honoured 37 states and j nations from the northernmost island of Japan south to New j Zealand and from j Alaska to the southern tip of South America. Concerts, art exhi- bits, fashion shows and other festival events j emphasised
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    Lock icon 'Don't be lulled'
    83 12 CEATO Secretary General Pote Sarasin said m Bangkok that every effort was being made by the Communists to undermine popular support for legitimate governments and to create a false sense of security to make peoples and nations passive to the dangers of Communism. Throughout South-East Asia, he
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    Lock icon President gets results in graft battle
    161 12 President gets results in graft battle I Carlos Garcia the Philippines said that graft and corruption major problem of tratlon. n» added, however, that the problem was "inherited." Mr Garcia made the statement m a ScrippsHoward interview published m New York. He said nobody ever foußht harder against corruption In
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    Lock icon Nepalese plea for Pasternak
    33 12 Mr. Balchandra Sharma. chancellor ot the Nepal Academy m Katappealed to p| writer t«> r< their decision m branding Nobel prize winner Borl i ,k a tor. U.P. I.
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      Lock icon Ceylon in danger— Dr. Erhard
      155 12 Ceylon in danger— Dr. Erhard The free Press Friday, Novembe OKOIESSOK Ludwig Erhard, Weil term Minister for Economic Affairs, said i,» r lombo that lie had found Ceylon politLn perhaps the most restless of the eountri i South-East Asia he had so far visited Dr. Erhard— who had been to
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      23 12 India suffered an adverse balance of U551 0,700.000 m its trade with the Soviet Union during the first four months of 1958 U.P.I.
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      21 12 A Japanese delegation is h o 1 ding preliminary talks m Bonn on a possible expansion of Japanese-West German trade.- U.P.I.
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      39 12 IT TT THREE LEADING WEST GERMAN BUSINESS FIRMS HAVE OFFERED TO INVEST UP TO U.S. $90 MILLION IN SOUTH KOREAN INDUSTRIES, ACCORDING TO OFFICIALS OF THE SEOUL MINISTRY OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY. THESE OFFERS ARE NOW UNDER STUDY. U.P.I.
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    86 15 THE QUEEN INVITES BILLY TO LUNCHEON BILI.Y WRIGHT, Uplands soccer captain, has been invited by Queen Elizabeth to i private luncheon party it Buckingham Palace on November -U. H,. is the first professional footballer to be >o honoured. Buckingham Palace spokesman said; "It is part of the Queen's programme of
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    148 15 JUNIORS BEAT TENNIS STARS HOCK members of the six- m a n Philippine Davis (up squad, including Philippine chamnion i iniindd Dc>ro. |S3S4 m the first round of the South Australian tennis championships yesterday. Martin Mulligan, a promising junior, was toosteady for Juan Jose after an uncertain start. Losing the
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    46 16 Arrangements are being made to hold the Singapore Art Society's ninth exhibition from December 16 to 21 at the Victoria Memorial Hall. Artists should deliver their entries at the Victo ria Theatre on November 22 between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m.
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      8 1 FREE PRESS Holiday Guide Friday, November 7, 1958.
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      Bogor Citygarden of Indonesia
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      An airgirl among pigeons
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