The Singapore Free Press, 26 November 1958

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    16 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper i WednewUy. November 26, 1958. Price 15 Ct^
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    41 1/218-36 Sohrina fans' vain 5 a.m. wait
    247 1 41 1/218-36 Sohrina fans' vain 5 a.m. wait HERE LATER? MRS SYKES 7 get a big kick out of it.' one step ahead," Mrs. Sykes explained. "My daughter always travels alone. No male escort and no love affairs." Sabrina is to tour Australia for six months m a show. She
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    Lock icon AKIHITO BETROTHAL?
    47 1 r Pcna] houiehold today announced ;i i for tomorrow of the council ment with th« Japan n prei kept l .V'y it was known this was the I) "nal a ,1 would b. to the •irnt wn p r B 1 1 a commoner Reuter
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    Lock icon Malayan travels 12,000 miles to join up
    217 1 THE story of a 21-year-old Malayan's fight to enlist m the British Army was told m Southampton yesterday. While Pakhar Singh (right) waited for a reply from the War Office to his application to enlist, recruiting officers revealed that he has reached Southampton
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    POLIO-FREE DAY AGAIN
    26 1 IjXDR the third time m r the past eight days no new polio case was reported m Singapore up to 9.30 a.m. today.
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    Lock icon Fresh talks in Warsaw
    62 1 Ambassadorial talks be twecn the United States and Communist China were resumed m Warsaw yesterday, for the first time m almost three weeks. It was the third time m succession the meetings there —which opened with a sense of urgency to achieve a cease-fire m the
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    RUBBER PRICE
    28 1 December fir t grado rubbei buyers to b, opened In Singapore this morning at 87J cent i per lb.. down a :t on y< The tone
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    Lock icon 'DANGER OF CIVIL WAR IN CYPRUS'
    256 1 'DANGER OF CIVIL WAR IN CYPRUS' I UJ(_- warns: Independence would mean... OKITAIN warned the U.N. General Assembly's political committee yesterday that endorsement of independence for Cyprus demanded by Greece "could only lead to civil war or worse." Mr. Evangelos Averoff, the Greek Foreign Minister, said that to reject the
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    Lock icon SPY TRAIL SOVIET DIPLOMAT DIES
    175 1 SPY TRAIL SOVIET DIPLOMAT DIES MR. Georgi Zarubin, a Soviet deputy Foreign Minister has died "after a serious illness," the official Soviet news agency Tass. reported yesterday. He was 58. The report said that the former ambassador to the United States, Britain and Canada, died on Monday "after a serious
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    Lock icon Older brother says Johari
    102 1 Older brother says Johari r FHE Malayan Education Minister, Inche Mohammed Khir Johari, told his Indonesian counterpart last night: "We are visiting Indonesia with feelings of gentle affection, like a younger brother towards an older brother." Inche Johari Is a member of the Malayan goodwill mission now m Indonesia. He
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      132 1 Mont dOr ICE CREAM, MILK ond SNACK Parlour happy to pay this bill." Small wonder everybody is so happy to pay his bill. Mont dOr gives first class service and serves excellent food. So moke it a point to dine at Mont dOrs oirconditioned parlour your next lunch date. Here
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    Mac: I still wait reply from Mr. K.
    99 2 BRITAIN'S Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Maci said yesterday he wa waiting for' Mr. Khrushchev, the Soviet Fiemier, to reply to a letter he sent him last July about a summit conference. Answering Question the House of Commons, Mr Macmil!iui said his letter
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    Lock icon U.S. READY FOR TALKS ON ARMS FOR R.I.
    192 2 rHK United States has rormally told Indonesia that it ad) to discuss an expansion of military and economic Washington official! Under an agreement made last August, the United Slates has supplied limited quantities 0 anus to Indonesia to be used "solely for
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    Lock icon U.K. boost in China trade
    197 2 BRITISH exports and re-exports *o China during the first 10 months of this year amounted to £18,900,000 (about $161,000,000). Mr. John Rodders. Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Trade, said yesterday. This, he said m the House of Commons, was 81 per cent higher than
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    U.K. GENERAL DUE TODAY
    74 2 MAJOR-GENERAL S.H.M. Battye, Director of Movements at the Britisii War Oflice, is due to arrive In Singapore by air today for a four-day visit. or General Battye. who m a tour of Far East I and Forces, will visit Army Movements Unit.s. Singiii Harbour Board and
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    SINGAPORE STUDENT TO BE BURIED IN GLASGOW
    109 2 SINGAPORE STUDENT TO BE BURIED IN GLASGOW VICTOR Low Yong I Eat, 82-year-old Sin- Rapore architectural I student who died sud- denly m hospital on Sunday, will be buried at Glasgow today at 2 j P-m. i His family m Sin- gapore was told of this last night m a
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    Lock icon Sudan trade pact
    21 2 A trade agreement has been signed m Budapest bci Hungary and the m w Budai oluiionary gOVrrninent Reuter
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    32 SEEK OILY MAN' TITLE
    42 2 TiniMVTU ly Mm- will compete for the title Miiiyak" nt 8 o'clock tonlghi m I Cinema Car Park, In connection with t ii«* Forthcoming Him Mlnyak" Oily Man Strike id 'by the sl.;r of the film Ahinnd
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    Lock icon TITO HAS TO SPEND MORE ON DEFENCE
    98 2 YUGOSLAVIA plans to increase her deiei budget by £20,594.000 next year, a ri 10 per cent, the Belgrade Parliament was (t Defence costs will rise from £210,225,00 year to £236,815,000 m 1959. The 1958 budget for de- fence also went up— by e23,800,000
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      245 2 7A £SR\ PoloroitV^^ Af^A// oW^>lf rATriRNS ALSO AVAILA&L6 it CLEANS EASILY WITH V DAMP aOTH. AL6OMOL CAHHOJ SCRATCH WILL WOT RUST. MARA* tT. O"■ AR I This compact model hos a metal frame that folds easily, brass finished or black cnomcllcd legs with non-skid rubber tips. The table top is
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      21 2 FINE fUMirff AT COMPETITM PRICES BY VAN HIN Above H U DUAL PURPOSE DRESSING TABLE made by Showroom: Spore Tel: 34'^
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    Lock icon Accept Soviet Credits-Sir Sydney Caine
    171 3 Accept Soviet Credits-Sir Sydney Caine gIK SYDNEY CAINS, director ut the London School of Economic s mid Political Science, i\ BUffested that Russian [its to \ii it n states were miUkelj to bring about lasting political attachments. Delivering an address at the Africa bureau m London, the formei Vice Chancellor
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    Lock icon 'Well done,' Queen tells C.C. winner
    55 3 'I' en yesterday 1 the George <> jacket of a irk young police told him: "1 am eased to sive was very well Stevens r f litan Police his award, the ivilian gallanting an armed shot him In iple who reds v. as PlightBurlo.v
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    Lock icon VICE RACKET MAN GETS JAIL, MAY BE DEPORTED
    192 3 VICE RACKET MAN GETS JAIL, MAY BE DEPORTED r«ARMELLO MESSINA, one of five brothers saic to have operated a vice racket m the London West End, was sentenced to six months' jai m London yesterday and recommended for deportation. The 43-year-old prisonei was found guilty of tw< charges of landing
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    Lock icon POLAR TRUCE
    20 3 Britain yesterday renewed the annual Antarctic truce with Argentina and Chile for the Antarctic summer season 1958/59. Reuter
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    Lock icon GHANA MERGER 'DREAM COME TRUE'
    172 3 GHANA MERGER 'DREAM COME TRUE' r VUK semi-official Govern. a ment newspaper Ghana Times, \yelcomino ti ie Ghana-Guinea declaration of intention to mi said yesterday that before Dr. Nkiinnah returned to Ghana from study overseas it had been hit policy to work for unity m West Africa and ultimately Africa.
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    Lock icon 'Dying baby' is rushed to U.K. for treatment
    94 3 NINE-MONTH-OLD Christopher Holloway, said to be dying of an incurable heart disease, flew into London with his parents from Salisbury, Rhodesia, yesterday to seek the best medical help available. An ambulance was driven up to the airliner and Mr. and Mrs. Walter
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    Lock icon Britain puts bar on Ruler's doctor son
    125 3 THE doctor son of the ruler of 5,000,000 Yorubwy m Nigeria was forbidden to practise In Britain by tho disciplinary committee of the General Medical Council yesterday. It ordered the name of ph Adewunmi DemiluyJ, of Paddington, London, to be struck ofT the
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      26 3 For Perfection and Beauty m Carpets of distinction Visit IRANIAN CARPETS 37, Tanglin Road (near Tangle Inn) Singapore. Tel: ***** (ft' V p V V y-O
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      71 3 Just Arrived from I Scotland Fresh Frozen SCOTCH HAGGIS j 1] to 21bs •< $2.25 per lb. FOR ST. ANDREWS DAY I CHAMPION B S^^^jß^^^i^^nTl NGEE ANN BUILDING Fascinating Range of Jewellery WORLD FAMOUS CULTURED PEARLS ovailoble m Necklaces, Chokers, Bracelets, Brooches, Earrings, Pendants, Rings Tie Pins Awaits your Early
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    WEDNESDAY Flight from 'paradise'
    228 4 WEDNESDAY Flight from 'paradise' MNUAPORE radi o iist( ners a few da i heard the extraordinary and totally v n s v b s taut ia ted stati ment that Com-munist-run East Germany has had to up five receiving stations, so great presumably is the crush of West Germans king
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    The jet-age Duke is more and more the Queen's envoy
    664 4  -  JOHN WADDELL -by rpiii: Duki o( Edinburgh pilots himieli bark from Germany, Mies to Canada for a conference and returna borne by omet m a record four-hoar-live-mlnute croatlng. Ml m a wreck. Nevei before has an) member «>f tin- Royal
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    Lock icon INFORMING PAYS BIG DIVIDENDS
    275 4 SMUGGLERS and informers are playing a deadly game of tag m and near Pusan as informers seek to earn the reward of 50 per cent of the value of any contraband they help to confiscate. Customs officials estimate that about 8,600 million hwan (about $51,000,000) worth
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    BY THE WAY
    147 4 ONFO of thi why r la I t i f v 1 Th died the Uw of demand, and di hing returns, whlcb worka on th<> principle of 1 ippintr niiirgln In fitfully plain .cr it i; Intruded to mean ;»t i n moment other tl Ij'
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      46 4 PATEK PHILIPPE Hit* Master Walthn •I (.t-mv.i PftUk Phi!:; lfi the only watih manu! turer whose entire co.: ti»n ol B rl< I ravrd on e\ ni the official stamp of the State of Ocneva, the authenticguarantee of centuries-old. "r.rnni qualit\" H SFNA. LTD. Singapore Pcnonq.
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      60 4 IT IS WISE... l Jr TO PHONE »H4l C AND SOLVE YOUR PACKING f 7 PROBLEMS m^ Your glass, china, silver-w,vc M rM and furniture needs the attention W 1 of experts We pack and cmte anything for you with the T FURNITURE REMOVALS W ESTIMATES FREE ON REQUEST if
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    MARATHON SESSION IF DEBATE CALLED
    388 5 Private talk., it ,ece,,ary, for City Council meeting N m'c"«! ,M I,f1 ,f, a v 1 MriBM »«OM debate is ex. pore P i 1 1 8 Ol Uie s Vlv. 111 r| dav regarding the tio'u CUng lhc suwon 5 fi?3BK vo,y S f°ond
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    Restrictions on registering for Sabin is lifted
    168 5 DESTR] »NS on the registration of childthe administration ot the Sabin me has been relaxed ►re Health Ministry yesterday m future all vaccination centre's one person to register more than unit -where there is no longer conure of work." "People who register, must,
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    Lock icon Sudan removes Kitchener'statue
    14 5 Sudan removes Kitchener 'statue OovernPi'day to of Field and KharI kept inn Mid- Reuter
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    Today's radio
    19 5 1 ilio B!,. 1.30 Tin* 2.00 Cl 5 30 Vli tuooo oi Twill 00 7. 15 i
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    PANTY RAIDERS GET A 'DARE'
    119 5 PANTY RAIDERS GET A 'DARE' WOMEN urn th( tith d on Monday night, are flghtI mad. Borne ol thorn ha\ ;rapevine challengi the culprits to prove their courage by doing a beiiy dance In the campus. girl, claiming to be an undergraduate, phoned the Free Press to say all the
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    G.P.O. CANTEEN
    27 5 The Minister for Co*rmunntcations and Works, Mr. Francis Thomas. Is to open a new canteen at the Gene ral Post Office tomorrow at 4.30 p.m.
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    Lock icon A NEW MUSIC MAKER
    56 5 A new musical instrument called the "Melodica" which has just come out m Vienna is being demon- strated by this young lady. The instrument re- sembles a flute, but has the tone of a mouth-organ, i lne piano-key system covers the range of two Octaves. The
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      15 5 BUY SINGLET VEST BRIEF FOR C Mf URABILITY WIN CO., LTD 'I: M«|| AN CO.
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      420 6 :^|3ipAi^imigwiiM^ f^/rtift'jK vf> C !»> Sviliit k v Jordan £\TEr r ,r^sy v ?0-si!Kar-l i, f .yssyig^i. j ag&'ysgsr: rr^ RORN tlia;ly you oven pice sustained Fi«?6 ™*s Li"rTt.e A j^ 13 od individual SHHSSfck^BB^, spaceships j flT^ Tk Bi n r P1 >\ A.cP.Eco^y j A/ Li y You
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      141 7 LONDON, \o\ Previous Today poll unquoted unquoted !>«•« 25*, buytn buywi sellers \fc n KlKl'li: So i l' s>; s n«t 25^ bu 25^ bu I lIBBFK Sfl I RSS SrUltmrnt i i».i l buver.s 25 7 s aellcn lan. Mar. 26 buyers 26 >; seller TOM
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      New York prices
      92 7 M (IKK, Nov. 85. Previous Today TIN Strait* Spot 99.25 nom. TIN future* >• Straits Contract Dec 97.12 buyers 97.37 buyers 99.37 seller> 99 :<: sellers ran 97.00 bu 87.25 bu 99.25 sellers W. 25 sellers TOXI Dull SALES: Nil. Xl 881 X: I ,ii:ii- •> Jan.
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      27 7 20 Railroads 40 Domestic Bonds 13 CUli 63 Slocks omposite Averafd NEW Nov. Previous Today 544.89 150.41 19 8G.73 86.71 85.56 84.38 190.13 18K
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      U.S. PEPPER
      41 7 t waiting November md f. titina reember s quoted shipment 23 I E rawak unquoted. Muntok white spot and awaiting release 30 afloata 39 to 38'j. and November shipment 01 4 sellers e\-do k m U.S cents per lb
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      79 7 COPRA Philippines c iif. IK. North European ports delivered »ei|hl per long lon Dec. WBA Straits c if. r. K North European port- delivered ton Dec. !N I Oil Ml ,de Strait. "opean port* m bulk I WONT! Oil ,-rude (Vvlon :i "i>".in port! m hulk
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      London, New severe fall
      78 7 I ck Marthcir ■day for I 25 induspi (l 8 incr Octoof thr 31, i •mpletf M ii Wall that it was the last day 'ho account. Industrial equities were particularly di I and showed decline extending to over Gilt edged curitles were no < xception
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    STEPPING UP, IMPROVING VEGETABLE PRODUCTION
    267 7 STEPPING UP, IMPROVING VEGETABLE PRODUCTION TWO surveys are now being conducted by the Government to find out the best means of putting every acre of available agricultural land m Singapore to better use and improve farm production. The land use survey is being undertaken jointly by the Singapore Improvement Trust
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    Aid plea for tire victims
    112 7 Aid plea for tire victims AriviL-MAiN committee, under the chairmanship of the assistant Minister to the Chief Secretary. Mr. M.P.D. Nair. ha s appealed ior $3,000 to help ate three families m Sembawang, who lost their homes m a recent tire. The families— two Indian and a Malay- had been
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    York stocks in
    90 7 ket plunged further down ward yesterday, marking the lowest le\el for o\cr three years. Declines (if about UBsl prer« reuistered at the close <»i trading. Many New York brokers continued to attribute the decline to normal reaction to the long upturn this But oppn !n^ fon <
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    Dec. 30 recital
    21 7 Mrs. Hanna Ludwig. the German singer, will give a recital at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Dec. 30.
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    One city-two views
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    Lock icon A PUZZLING TWIST MYSTERY
    619 8 A PUZZLING TWIST MYSTERY t»he Rajah of Mus- tang, Nepal, has invited scientists to his mountain lair In the high Himalayas to examine the skin ol a strange animal that may or may not be an Abominable Snowman. Responsible authorities m Katmandu, including American experts, have examined photographs of the
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    UNKNOWN
    119 8 i w e you ©vet keen ai tally i mean so angi > u»at yon wanted t«» explode? l[ so \oii n ill knun w hat 1 it I like md you, 100, would i»f sizilini with 1 1 ii >tui bad followed in«around Nen \»»ik toda) BBd llM
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    Slumming in Han progressive
    531 8 Slumming in Han progressive When RENE MacCOLL told his American friends that he planned to rmkca night of it m Harlem, they told him: Its terribly dangerous there these days; white pecple stay away if they know wfvit's good for them; Quemoy is much snfer. But Mac Coll went and
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    invent
    52 8 BRITAT r eC year for tour coincides with 150 th. anniversary the birth of Tno. Cook, "the n™ n invented cheap vel." Cook. ,°L world-known tr..u° isation. was born m 1* shire m 1808. T^o firm, **}§v out ol efforts. busii five million i Cook wa m July rd
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  • FREE PRESS RACE DAY Special
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      5 1 FREE PRESS RACE DAY Special
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      ALL THE LATEST SELECTIONS
      356 1 Wednesday, November 26, 1958. THE FREE PRESS THE STRA|TS T|M£S MALAYMAIL STANDARD %l i SIANG-PAU ALLAN LEWIS Race 1. RUBBER PLANTER 1.30 lull House M.t.ostarll Kut WINGED WABBIOS 3 'IV lV( n hni°r r olor II iMhnicolorll I-Sn «frr ufi 3.40. Handsome (louii Link Race I.
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      THREE SAFE HORSES TO FOLLOW
      566 1  -  ALLAN LEWIS Says IM'BKFK PLANTEh v (Kate One), Theatre (Race Seven) and Winged Warrior (Race Two) are my idea of the three best bets at I l>oh this afternoon. B I don't think it is any easy programme and the improved going will probably make
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        28 1 BEST BETS iiisi belt] Rubber Planter 11. Theatre 111 and WlHffed Warrior. Hrst outsiders: Golden <-i«s Bober Thoiißhl and I MJ Winner. THE GOING The qoini; should h<ROOd.
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        77 1 How many ways have you enjoyed iSjfy REMY MARTIN? Remy Martin Brandy on Ice. or with Ginger Ale; Brandy water, or Brandy Soda, Brandy with this, Brandy with that The important thing i s that you ask for Remy Martin V.S.O.P by name you will be rewarded with the same
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      Form
      67 2 RACE ONE PALM v\i n track report. I WINNER Ie report. KIKKHKdOK Went over 3F I) .book. HIBBI X PI R n-58 Covered 3! with Black Cold DEN II Ml KM S 58 Went over time with Lady Jai FULL HOI M Went over :*K In PREMIER: 18-11-58 Went
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      PROBABLE STARTERS AND RIDERS
      725 2 RACE 1-2.30: CLASS 2, DIV. 4-6 FURS. PALM win Break.., > l 0°" i \>\ WINNER l I KERRRROOK 6yr b lllin RURRER PLANTER II lltl <>hnsOM 5 oi Di Ml Ml RII B3yi 81 lolU> ii ii HOI 81 syr. cheg (Sha ln<) "JWOUM PREMIER
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        98 2 t% performance r economy comfort. I ALWAYS m demand— mk r mm \our investment is sate m a MORRIS 1000 STEREOTWIN 200 H lp-. you o'hn I which you hovr n> h< ir.t nobly «h. p rftd rortndqo m M ft% O4 „0 riCATION^ Voriol commLndid trotWinq om 4 to
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      all today's runners
      782 3 I3t 4,2 U< II 21 10-M U at [ft rvfo V nil with ■,(,11) VKKIOK: Second to XK H M(OM>i: N 22-11-X runners ■sdm.i; I! 11-58 Dealer m B Bill \K>lil.' 1 -j>« ■i;\M 01 IMKI II: L'J- Pepper DeaI 7F face. Knk.III i«>M(.HT: 20- F m
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      FRENCH SHOE BACK TO HER BEST
      1305 4 Don't write off Theatre 111 I>.\( X at her best, French Shoe his a ttrong winning chance m the main sprint (Kuce Four) today. Triwalla meets a field thai lacks form In Race Five, so is worth a win ticket Don't write off Dance
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        34 4 Visit the CHICKEN where you can wine, jj dine and dance by the I 1 water's ed^e to the M accompaniment of leli^h tf v 1 music ARMANDO EL VT with their ITALIAN MELODIES.
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      GRY BRITON NEW YORK
      583 9  -  WILLIAM FOSTER v forgotten that made kthatAmerl--1 British shocking experience something will have to be <•— aboui it and quickly. 1 have yet tv meet 1| American who doesn t have a hazy Idea that the British are v backward rate who spend most *>f their
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      UNKNOWN
      179 9 c. In rhi the left i Mr. d movI isle's peron Ijj fe?y plush I Bas was rish-style marinethe low women and h dear! Jazzralarger one at n more ling the d by a mcd to lins, axoelf was en. He on Long to Bach rocs 10.000 dollars «$30.000>
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      cheap travel 50 years ago
      75 9 from tiborough i ortant Ing. The trip fare That ol the busiidon Ex. ftW Cook which *opli to m York- shire the return fare was five shillings. He began his foreign tours with a 345. 6d. return trip from Leicester to Calais. Cook remained a
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      The ACE BELL-RINGER
      49 9 i.n >l t M l r n lng Mr Leonard Turnrr. of It^forclshire. has run* m nearly ion different English counties. The Mnftf at Kompston church. Mr. M v, thwe m 1908 Ho has run* thr belli Helta were first rung ftfaln after their 1 repaired.
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      Now they're all doing the kwela
      173 9 Now they're all doing the kwela roxno.x picks it up IMM AFRICA \THE problem of I coloured people livI ing m Britain has been making headlines again m recent weeks. Here is one 1 way m which l coloured and white I people are mixiriy m t increasing numbers the
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      POPULAR MR. WHAMPOA WAS THREE CONSULS IN ONE
      886 10 POPULAR MR. WHAMPOA WAS THREE CONSULS IN ONE QNK of the earliest roads to strike out from the town into the countryside was Serangoon Road, which like Bukil Timah Road \wis about svwn miles m length. WHEN WHAMPOA DIED IN 1880 HE WAS SAID TO HAVE BEEN THE BEST LIKED
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      Digging up the past
      7 10  - Digging up the past Pelham Groom By
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      52 11 3 TRAINS IN MAIN LINE PILE-UP Matter two ished ning reford Hall we, a hit the heeled ramming the ately there no passengers t the trains the rjilWaymen uninjured. occurred on busiest lines All four tie London vere blocki to be ;s are a nps as ar the >ods I
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      95 11 Lord Boothby formerly Sir Robert Boothby, Conservative /y.P. for Aberdeenshire East Division—^ the new life peers introduced to the U Lords Lor d BOi well known to British T.V. viewers as one of the panel m the "Free Speech" programme every Sunday. The by -election resulting
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      440 12 ASIA ARMY COUPS JOLT LEADERS OF INDIA fTlll advent Of inilil .in rule to Pakistan ami Burma has shaken Indians out of their complacency and set them seriously asking themselves: (an it happen here?" Imi army take-ovei In Burma and the declaration of martial law m Pakistan are the latest
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      85 12 The first British Council residence with apartments for married overseas students the NttAleld Foundation House has been opened at Leinster Gardens, London. It has 11-self-con-tained, two room apartments for married couples, who have their own kitchenette with refrigerator. I nmarried students are accommodated m 11 single rooms and one double
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      184 12 pEKIXG has described the communes as "the primary unit of the future communist society." They are designed to wipe out "certain last vestiges of private ownership of the means of production." How does this new tern afTed the individual peasant? F<r Wang Hseuhehen, a rice farmer
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        141 12 THE Japanese GovernA ment is preparing material for discussions with President Carlos Garcia of the Philippines on a trade and navigation treaty, Japanese Foreign Ministry officials have confirmed m Tokyo. President Garcia is scheduled to arrive m the Japanese capital on December 1] on an official visit. In the absence
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        37 12 Ceylon will require an estimated 550.000 tons of rice from foreign suppliers nexl year. lent Sukai indoto encourlana who demand an invasion of tern New Guinea while "ill trying tv [ndono Intention of iolenl methods tlic U.P.I.
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        24 12 al-born Dr. Yuen hu-leung, 32, senior iliititute of Technology, has died of cancer m I "'•> u< had been working on molecular cturo rfsoarch.- U.P.I.
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        44 12 i Win Burmese Ambassador t«> the United 81 lid In Seattle thai proi»i, i arising from Ihe i dlflflclencles of undi oiintrh s inelud c^ pendetK primary production; po- pulation pressure, and the balance of payments pressure arising mainly from food deficit problems. Reuter
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        24 12 The U.S. and the Philippines have opened top-level exploratory talks m Manila on the suspended negotiations over the question of American military bases.— U.P.I.
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        19 12 Two thousand immigrants from Malta. Malaya, Singapore and India arrived m Australia In the first half of 1958.- Reuter
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        50 12 I'!ie total volume of SinoSoviet trade this year is about 18 per cent, more than last year. Mr. Yeh Chi chuang, communi.st China's I Trade Minister, said m Peking. chma supplied Russia with soya beans, rice, mint meat, light indu products and a variety of other products }\r said Reuter
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        33 12 A i c of a new Japanese wonder drug Mitmycln has arrived m Rome from Tokyo m a bid < save the life of a cancer m Naples.— Renter. the ill of Moscow's Reuter
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        29 12 Indonesian Minister of In-I dustries Inkiriwang bail accepted m principle afl Communist Chinese otTerß to set up a steel industry! m Indonesia, the Antaral news ftfencj reported. -B Reuter
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        26 12 The Antara n- lM '-l said Indonesia would so— s(.,rt ipendin -'I million credit i! ,1 talned from /M would (fo into inclustii.il t\ projects Reuter
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      282 13 Mahalia and... the Duke mWSt IN JAZZ Dl KE KLLINGTON and \n> Orchestra, Featuring Mahalia Jackson. "Black Brown and Beige." A jazz conceit m six parts. Personnel: Piano: Duke Ellington; Trumpets: Ray Nance (also violin), Harold Baker. Clark Terry. "Cat"' Anderson; Trombone-.: John Sanders, Qiu ntin Jackson. Britt Woodman; Reeds;
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      446 14  - A SPORTS TRAGEDY SO WELL REMEMBERED ARCHIE QUICK by [MALCOLM Allison IT personifies those tragedies of sport which crop up all too frequently. Captain of West Hani United alter having trodden the wearisome road from junior football to the top grade, he was on the fringe of International honours when
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      41 14 DONALD Ferguson, president of the Lawn Tennis Association of Australia said la.st nlgt ho would not try to prevent Ashley Cooper and Mai Anderson from turning professional after they help defend thp Davis Cup on Dec. 29-31 U.P.I.
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      224 14 I\i:.\F and dumb Italian boxer Mario D'Afata formerly world bantam champion, will tour Australia next year. He is expected to arrive m Sydney m January and is likely to be featured at the reopening of Brisbane Stadium (Queensland) m February. r— This stadium is
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      136 14 rpHE British Mrs ru«h.v union tram, which will leave London on May 1(1 next year by air for Melbourne, will play six 1 matches m Australia 1 and 25 m New Zealand, i During the tour six international matches will be played two m I Australia and
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      65 14 India's Tes skipper withdraws QHULAM AHMED .1 was a] ■>) cM tain India m all t. against 1 1 Ir.iJß informed the B I Control la. t night that! will not hv able to play! the first 1 Friday. Ohulam, who pulled I muscle eleven days al said l:i had
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      141 14 i HIS Ihc m —i goal Tooting, the giant-killers of the English Football Association C up, scored against Bournemouth, and goalkeeper Tommy Godwin can well look m amazement as it crashes into the net behind him. 3-/ upset But worse was to come as far as Bournemouth
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      220 14 CLUES ACROSS 1 Does a female get a heaaplece In such a state? (9). 5 Top return for a billiard player (3). 7 Laguna flower? (4). 8 Is It done In the newsnap' (8). 10 Nothing keeps I girl from the art gallery <B>. 11 Machine for an
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      55 15 Petter May collects his cheque ;..,1.i% M. t (l a rheque tw lASM r ,,i b) the Sydaej l>'"ly tfra ph for »'i«, rentury lunch i» <*ti IM inst .vi tustraliaa XI. ay is >-till uiulocided hr will spend it, but he invited i>otii team and ktt correspondenti to be
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      221 15 And the Aussies set up a moan BIERY FREDDIE BECOMES EREDDIE THE EXCAVATOR BIIF Australians have a new nickname for England fast bowler Freddie Trueman. In the past they have called him Fiery ■redd:* 1 or Fearsome Freddie, but now it is ■reddie the Excavator. a complaint yesterday by Australian
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      148 15 V N| K\livs cricket team to meet Knff- land m the first Test, starting at Bris- E 11,, T r***™*** V will be chosen from in *se twelve: E S((ll X l (l Hid, p. Rur R e, .1. Burke, A. David- E siln X Wackay, I. Meckiff,
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      242 15 ENGLAND v. WALES TODAY TMIOUGII England have JL made changes from the •side which overwhelmed the Soviet Union 5-0 last month, they should beat Wales m the soccer international at Villa Park Birmingham today. Wales showed poor form m losing 3-0 to Scotland last month. England's problem, too, lies mainly
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      330 15 TWO CHANGES IN SRU XV TWO players have withdrawn from the Singapore Rugby Union President's XV to meet the Royal Thailand Air Force today on the Singapore padang. They are centre-three D. Anderson and prop forward L C. Batten, who is one of the four Johore guest players selected. To
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      42 15 ANATOY ZHITETSKY o! thr Soviet Union the world record for middle -heavyweight p a competition al Vinnl (iici.il Soviet n< 'VZhitetoky pre i i kiln i <a',; ibi to b< the pr< (i. held nov. hall h (al> pound U.P.I.
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      293 16 Marir- Li> m! .ily back from Okiih. charged day tli ess and homesick American troops there have turned to "drunk( n.oodlumism and gang street fighting." He said the situation was so bad that many Okinawans had learned to hate Americans and vote for the
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      111 16 Ship afire after mystery blast FIREMEN at Long Beach. California m gas maska and asbestos suits were yesterday lowered into the hold of /he Japanese freighter Honolulu Maru to put out a stubborn blaze which started six days ago at sea Five city fire companies responded as soon as the
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      58 16 Jumbo joins the Navy -for a day Able Seaman Johnnie Cunningham, 21. is believed to have made naval history by taking an elephant on board a warship. The 1,580-ton frigate Bigbury Bay. which docked at Plymouth, England, yesterday was visiting Durban In South Africa when Johnnie borrowed a two-year-old circus
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      30 16 A RAF pilot was killed when a Hunter jet fighter crashed m flames near Jamnagar, Western India, on Sunday night. the Indian Defence Ministry said yesterday. Reuter
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      207 16 A mukiuan State Department intelligence chief Hugh S. Cumming Jr. warned yesterday that U.S. failure to maintain good relations with the new nations of Asia could throw millions of Asians into the hands of the Communists. Speaking at Richmond, Virginia,
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      190 16 Change of sex is still no divorce ground rr\HE Attorney-General, Sir A Reginald Manning-ham-Buller. yesterday refused to alter the British divorce law to enable marriages to be dissolved because one partner has changed his or her sex. Mr. Kenneth Robinson (Labour) who had urged this In the House of Commons,
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      21 16 Final preparations were made tin, morning for the wedding m Johor. iißiit r« i n«ku Osnan anrl 'IVntikn Mnimnnn
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      154 16 Jail f or major in Turkey coup plot Istanbul ye>trrd?v J t«nced Major Same? chu to i,. \KM tastlgath ..;fi bflhon ana uW, y fl overthrow tlfe "gXJ The COUri al o ordered J charge from h \M Eight other v-< U'fl were acqi wytng to m. Bayar the President^
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