The Singapore Free Press, 13 February 1959

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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper i rig a pore, Friday, February 13. 1959. Price 15 lls
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    Par East liner held up 9 hours: Crew strike after sudden death
    127 1 Par East liner held up 9 hours: Crew strike after sudden death rpin sailing of the P O liner Himalaya from London I Far East was delayed for nine hours yesterd.i\ when about i">o (ioanese crew went on strike following the sudden death of a Goan steward. The Goanese crew
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    AUSSIES SOON GET BAILEY AND MAY
    306 1 AUSSIES SOON GET BAILEY AND MAY I: AND made their i strous start fifth Test openMelbourne this losing Bailey for first ball of d over. i the total at 11 I May caught id In the gulley »nd ball after i Davidson, the tos In the series md In to
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    Pianist Fou here
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    Lock icon Police drag Ceylon Opposition leader out of Parliament
    265 1 Police drag Ceylon Opposition leader out of Parliament DR. N. M. PERERA, leader of the Ceylonesc Opposition, was removed from the House of Representatives last night for defying the Speaker. Dr. Perera was "named" m the House for attempting to prevent the Speaker from putting to the vote the Government
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    Lim opens talks
    25 1 m Lim Yew Hock, t i Minister, opened the management seminar or t by the n.O produc at the CUltui ire today.
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    A VERY PRIVILEGED PERSON
    139 1 ASINGAI'OKi; cit will become a very privileged person when the Immigration Bill, pubd yesterday becomes law. The Bill t.'ike.s away the ri^ht hithl joyed by British and Common," subjects, not to speak of others m regard to entry or residence. Under the I to 1 entry
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    Lock icon 'HOSTILE STEPS...': RUSSIA HITS OUT AT SHAH
    293 1 Soviet outburst as Persia treaty talks fail PUSSIA last night accused Ihe Persian Government of taking "hostile steps" against her and "entering the road to aggressive American policies m the Near and Middle East." A statement issued by the official Soviet news agency
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    THUGS FLEE AS DETECTIVE OPENS FIRE
    56 1 THUGS FLEE AS DETECTIVE OPENS FIRE A detective Chee Kong Seek, had to fire three times last night to disperse 17 thugs armed with parangs m Spring Street, Chinatown Chee and a colleague ordered the gang to disperse. They refused and Chee fired twice. The gang then attacked the detectives
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    RUBBER PRICE
    23 1 February first grade rubber buyers 1'.0.b. opened In Singapore this morning at 86*4 cents per lb., unchanged on yesterday's close. The
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    Lock icon Direct talks on Berlin? State Dept. studies idea
    299 2 Direct talks on Berlin? State Dept. studies idea THE state Department said yesterday that it would five "careful attention" to' suggestions made m the United States senate that West Germany and Fast German) should open direct talks on the future of Berlin and Germany itself. iiic proposal was advanced* by
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    Lock icon HIGHLIGHTING THE DUKES VISIT
    49 2 HIGHLIGHTING THE DUKES VISIT Two decorative coronet -topped lamps with coloured lights, arc now up at Orchard Circus to mark Prince Philip's sta\ at Government House during his \i>it here. The lamps, hanging from two lamp-posts, were put up by the Public Works Department decorations committee. Free Press picture
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    LABOUR MPs URGE TALKS WITH KENYA LEADERS
    159 2 LABOUR MPs URGE TALKS WITH KENYA LEADERS OPPOSITION i Eui An. can and Kei to r< 'dangerous and explo ive" nation th< i Mr Julian Amery, Colonial Under-Secretary, said r< pon to Labour cju< ns m the Hou ol Commons on tl that the Government had made it cl U
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    Lock icon U.K.-U.S. swap A-weapon secrets
    35 2 U.K. -U.S. swap A-weapon secrets Mr Duncan Sandys, Minister of Defence, said In the House of Commons yesterday that a lot ot information on nuclear weapon had been exehai between Britair i (i stat Reuter
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    'IRAQ ARMS FOR FRENCH REBELS'
    59 2 'IRAQ ARMS FOR FRENCH REBELS' r |MIE IRAQI PREMIUM 1 Major-General AbuH Kerim Kassem, said m a speech In Bagdad yesterday that Algerian insurgents ire lighting with Iraqi arms. "Every week one or two Iraqi aire raft carry arms and ammunition to the Alians," he is reported to have told
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    Lock icon Bonn asks: Why this fuss over a name?
    128 2 rman Deep Ministry man s.hd yesterday he was sure the BritL h Admiralty and thi majority of had no Ol to West naming a former Hi nave been pr< I m Britain about, W< a propoj al to rename the ngo, ht
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    Lock icon 'FAIR' MODELS
    44 2 big; attraction at the Singapore Constitution Exposition yesterday were these two models, Doreen Bli^h. on Hie stool, and Jacqueline A. Free, In a mask, who blew up balloons and gave them away to crowds patronising the Bata shoe stall. Free Press picture.
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    WELCOME AT 9,000 ft. FOR QUEEN MOTHER
    86 3 n Moti atoi m Kenya nd stopped at which, at y.ouu mountains, is ition m the aimonwealth. Equator, shs for photographs her train briefly up of farmthe rich agricula nearby. more than 1.000 irned out to Mother otr royal train left Ol Nakuru
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    Lock icon 'Reds gaining in Asian struggle' —Chiang envoy
    375 3 r pHE Nationalist Chinese Ambassador to Hit- IS., Mr. George Yeh, m A an addn-ss m New Orleans yesterday said Communism wag gaining m the struggle for Asia and the outcome would In* heavily dependent on the strength of American leadership He claimed
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    Lock icon DRUNK COMEDIAN FOOLS AUDIENCE
    178 3 DRUNK COMEDIAN FOOLS AUDIENCE A comedian who asked B theatre audience whether he was m a lit state to perform admitted m London last night that he really was drunk. Peter Sellers. famed film, television and radio comedian, thus, brought to an end two days of amused speculation m London's
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    Lock icon Royal visitors in Mexico
    28 3 The Duchess of Kenl her daughter. Pi: arrived m Mi xl co City yesterday m Britannia airliner to their tour of Latin Air.- Reuter
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    Lock icon Nairobi asks Britain for Sudan statues
    37 3 NAIKOBI Khartoum In D< A i to erect the In one ol Ihi their pride m nt The Briti the Ii id been offen d to lit* m Kna up. Reuter
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    Cabaret turn by Calvert at SATA dance
    59 3 Cabaret turn by Calvert at SATA dance Showman John Calvert and his girls, who have ju.st arrived m Singapore, have accepted a request to put on a cabaret turn at the Singapore Anti-Tuberem-Association dance at the Cricket Club tonight. A limited number of tic kets will be available at th»
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    The Singapore Free Press RIDAY, Feb. 13, 1959. Opinion No time to Wait
    233 4 The Singapore Free Press RIDAY, Feb. 13, 1959. Opinion No time to Wait HTIIE illness which has 1 obliged Mr. John Foster Dulles to relinquish temporarily his duties at the state Department comes at an Inopportune time from the point of view Western diplomatic strategy. The Russian-created crisis Berlin ominously
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    Britain's Navy sailing into disaster says admiral
    656 4  -  DYKE PEARCE »>> oritains greatest admiral of the last war, Admiral of the Fleet Viscount Cunningham of Hyndchope. has warned that Britain's naval defences are at disThis is what several Britain's senior admirals have already told the British Government, both m public and
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    BY THE WAY
    87 4  -  Beachcombor adsfhren I\ND that the fining or Imprl of driver, who can show no good reason for stopping on n<-w motor road will not apply Ol all attempt to cut down the unity h t brii m i th< day w road will b< My p in
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      157 4 WESTON 4//W,, a I xposure Values window an enlarged window lor ___r setting the Weston Hatuir ol MM <M (In film >oii .irr using i— CM 7/» /JT and other developments put thr /_F Weston Master e\rn further ___B**^_ B___^ /_F ahead. Sludv thr nrw features _J^__fr*Bl_32l__. /Mr of thr
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    INFLUENCE OF TENGKU MAY BE FACTOR AT COLONY POLLS
    225 5 INFLUENCE OF TENGKU MAY BE FACTOR AT COLONY POLLS PRESS POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT illi possibility of the Federation Prime MinisIVngku Abdul Rahman, taking an active interest m Singapore polities after he relinquishes his 'Mite m April is causing lively interest m ilom political circles. leaders are revising their election the assumption
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    Two Lib-Soc. women to fight election
    45 5 Two Lib-Soc. women to fight election Tis i list Party a mccl ing of tubers at its m Battery general of E. K. Tan. ere taking a m party afity \wmld n candida- ;< neral elecwomen the party m almost all i in' mect•vould discould «ive
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    Pilgrimage office is open now
    100 5 ABOUT 4.500 Muslims from Singapore, Malaya, Borneo. Sarawak and Brunei are expected to make the pilgrimage to Mecca this year. A spokesman of the Singapore Muslim Pilgrimage Office said that four sailings on two ships have been arranged. The Anking would make the first three
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    SINGAPORE STUDENTS MEET PRASAD
    72 5 A PARTY Of students from Nartyang University, Singapore, who are now on a two-month tour of India, are seen above when they met the President, Dr. Rajendra Prasad, m New Delhi on Feb. 6. They left Singapore last month and are visiting educational institutions a n
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    Lock icon Fewer strikes in W. Germany
    26 5 About 800.000 working days were lost m West Germany during 1958 because of strikes only third of the 1957 total. Reuter
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    New after-care centre for polio victims?
    163 5 |>ART of Middleton Hospital may bo opened for the after-treatment of polio victims Dr. Ng See Yook, Acting City Health Officer, told the Free Press it would be possible to convert one of the wards into an outpatient treatment centre. Polio patients, when discharged
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    FAIR WILL AID MISSION HOME FOR BOYS
    57 5 FAIR WILL AID MISSION HOME FOR BOYS The Ramakrishna Mi will hold a lan at the Indian Association groui m Balestler Road on March 1 to raise funds for Its boys' home. The home. m Hartley Road. an approximate cost ot 582.000. A the mi 14.000 ded to com work
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    Soviet aid team in Nepal
    30 5 A Soviet d« legation l'-d by Mr. P. Vol it- thr ite Economic Commi! mved m Katmandu ye terday to »r Bo- nomir p il.
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      197 6 JKI I lIAWKi: by Sydney Joralaia WWA~S VOUB _a__HV r LAURA I KNOW VQU RE 1 W^^~~ haaae doing (X \jZZ-*" pullv Qualified but W was wJW^^^WW 1 TME CBEW Lt& *VK)S TM£R€S ALWAYS V AXi Cfc MOT GOlN« > >fl TVIAT you MJ^ > OAV6 eetoet aoot* cm an
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      293 6 BORN today you dramatic tal. a happy life can n m B performing art You do not cart I r business or finana I B give these your best You are. perhaps, of a leisurely lit. B every now and then I push to get you gol anyone appearing to
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      U.K. closing prices
      163 7 IO\|)OV I. l> IJ. I'ievious loday 1 K^s c.if 1 us 1 1 h 23 bu\ seller m im ii 25*h bu I 25 i sel i Rgg spot buyers b i 25 MUer« I |SN I. intiit m.mli 25' 4 buyers 25 's -sellers A,,. /June
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      14 7 NEW YORK, Feb. 11 Previous Today 584.03 H1.89 Bond. |«3| {g;JS
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      93 7 LONDON, Feb. 12. Previous Today (OPRA Philippine <••»■*• U.K./ WlVi roller, «272-i resetea COPRA, Miaits i if. I'.K./North luniii'iM ports delivered Sm per IoK ton Feb./ Mar. £944 nom. C 94', nom. i>M I OIL crude Straits opean ports m bulk p r long ton Feb
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    RUBBERS IN DEMAND: GOOD ADVANCES
    60 7 markets day estabtllure oi i continue its the "no bank rate higher, Hi.- bank b ii i. nded to towards the Greeks c outset but v*( ntually rehelped m•- very were ;her on the with an dend and free electrical t( -.tiles od improve- d
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    Lock icon Margot's advice to ballet examiner comming here
    192 7 Margot' s advice to ballet examiner comming here DAME Margot Fonteyn, who is flying to Japan next Tuesday to dance with the Japanese Komaki Ballet Company, yesterday a send-oll' party lor five Royal Academy of Dancing women examiners who will be leaving shortly lor Australia. South Africa. Kenya, the West
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    YUGOSLAV AID FOR ETHIOPIA
    49 7 Yug<> lavia 1 to grant credit and technical Ethiopia for industrial agricultural development rchen joint Yugo lavEthiopian statement m Belgrade y< terday. Th- ment v. publi. pr< idenl Conclude (1 a 11 clay vi EthiOl 11" left by an rday for the Sudan ii i
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    Lock icon RESCUE RIDDLE IN ANTARCTIC AS U.K. SHIP IS TRAPPED IN ICE
    259 7 RESCUE RIDDLE IN ANTARCTIC AS U.K. SHIP IS TRAPPED IN ICE A UNITED STATES Nuvy spokesman said m Washington yesterday it would bo several days before a U.S. Navy icebreaker could go to the aid ol the British Antarctic supply ship John Biscoe which is stuck m pack Ice In
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    Lock icon PEGGY WILL SING FOR CULTURE
    92 7 PEGGY WILL SING FOR CULTURE pOPULAR Japanese E singer Peggy HaEya m a left Tokyo E yesterday for Ankara Eon a goodwill cultural ■j mission to Turkey. She will sing at a E party commemorating the establishment of the Japan Turkey E Cultural Friendship E Society to be held m
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      62 7 .miiiiiiiimimiiiiiimiiiiiiimi SINGAPORE IHICH TIDES j TODAY: 2.M p.m. i TOMORROW: 2.29 a m and 2.17 p.m. SUNDAY: 3.01 a.m. and 3.53 p. m MONDAY: IJ.'SK a.m. and 1.31 p.m. TUESDAI A.m. and (ill p.m. W i:i)N IS DAY: 5.3« a.m. and 1.36 p.m. THURSDAY: m and 9.33 p.m. !oo Dm
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    Lock icon Badger Bill and Leto are top T.V. models
    141 8 Badger Bill and Leto are top T.V. models r rm: badger and 1 the dog make strange playmates. The badger is usually so shy, while the dog is, In most g cases, a born hunt- er. But lure, where q Bill the badger, and Teto" thr Meremma sheepdog, play happily
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    Lock icon Mr. Jory's 2 lives
    110 8 The same man, the same action, but those I two pictures show the I two sides of John Jorv s life. By day John. 4:>. cams hi.s living as a London I Transport maintenance man. In the evenings he works for the sheer plea- Mire of
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    Jackie ran away from home rather than lose dog
    199 8 Jackie ran away from home r ather than lose dog 11/ 1 U-OLD Ji Jackie Appcrloy's decided thai ii childn we enough to look .»tt« I lie told Jackie thai h sue would have to be put tO Bit I p, r-old |fl ay home m Straight R< Harold Hill,
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    SHE HAS BABY BY HYPNOSIS
    141 8 SHE HAS BABY BY HYPNOSIS Bra, 1 bab hiit; III) J, Orameu had iat there i d sn». other mother attew WarneBrit ton. Said nowed us how to Ii rom which we could awake at will and then how t^ kill pain mentally. "Wii n i knew the time was
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    MECHANI BY DAY
    3 8 MECHANI BY DAY
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    ARTIST NIGHT
    2 8 ARTIST NIGHT
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    The Elizabeth ducats upset Royal Mint
    186 9 The Elizabeth ducats upset Royal Mint "IMIKRE was consternation at the Royal Mint the other day when it was learned that the mans have been striking 'lold ducats worth 25 marks (£2 25.) that hoar the Queen's head. i i >r hoarding purr> ipplit d h rough thr Mint. "Bui
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    Lock icon ROCK 'N' ROLLER CLIFF IN A RIOT
    139 9 ROCK 'N' ROLLER CLIFF IN A RIOT Po pper Teenage rock 'n' roller Cliff Richard > was booked for a I week at London's I Lyceum dance hall but his first night there was his last. A gang of hooli- I gans dressed m "Ted dy Boy" clothes pelted Cliff
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      142 9 (^joirifori3 day and night 1.1 1 .^dmwft' ?%Mmy l^ if' mmmw2t^ ''^^Stk^*'^^. jt?- D J an \mi.i bleeperette completely relaxing comfort all day I comfort all nighl long. Tie reclining SleeperetU ed far apart gi\e you plenty of leg room. Vbu can stretch way out and still not touch the
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    ...WHERE THEY LEARN THE 3Rs BETWEEN SCENES
    520 10 ...WHERE THEY LEARN THE 3Rs BETWEEN SCENES By a special correspondent 'jniii.iu.s ii school m New York wJlrlV llll' gills tin No I use lip slick H/| nail \;u nisli. the lx>\ s tire NOT juve nile delinquents and there arc no problems ithoul lx>3 girl dating, petting or eloping.
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    £3 mil. signal 'brain' in U.K.
    82 10 ABOUT £3.000.000 is being spent by the United States Air Force m Britain on the conversion of the old wartime R.A.F. satellite station of Croughton, near Brackley. Northamptonshire, into a signals centre for the whole of Britain and most of the Continent. The centre
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    LYING LOW
    45 10 Crouds gathered on the pavement outside a big furniture store m Vienna. 1 Austria recently and for a very good reason. To promote interest and sales the firm was employing scantily-clad models to test their beds right m the shop window. Popper picture.
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    THIS IS THE LIFE!
    28 10 a Park c/e //Ki// I front headli rout p< Oh tO Hi/ Wifi her brother. time for years to sure the r tpper pictu
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    Don't act all the time, says film star Carole
    393 10  - Don't act all the time, says film star Carole Robert Robinson By ITH INK one has got to be themselves." said Miss Carole Lesley. "If one is natural and themselves, the fans don't think you are stuck up." I wouldn't swap her for a wilderness of Royal Academy of Dramatic
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    THAT EXTRA IMPACT
    656 11  - THAT EXTRA IMPACT THE LENSMAN by Ince it help add quality md sparkle to outdoor shots and keeps the conaast more natural. What is known* someolour fIH works on the same principle, but is a bit paler, with x slightly smaller incr« ,n exposure. A G" filter is i deep
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    Flowers that will bloom for always
    105 11 garden and flower beds are blossoms, you'd better set busy .1 and colour film to record their ir. difficult about flower photography. ol your blossoms m colour of cameras; or m full that uses 35mm or 823 rowers like to make slides, so that
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    Lock icon JAPAN STEPPING UP PRICE OF HER FRIENDSHIP WITH AMERICA
    531 12 JAPAN STEPPING UP PRICE OF HER FRIENDSHIP WITH AMERICA 1 iru loi the i nit < ''iii« up i to I ok) «»b> ill includes requests lor j I mi aid i i ted ac- c i entirely m J is week the latest development was a st i men!
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    Lock icon U.K. COMPANY HANDS OVER TO BURMA
    125 12 U.K. COMPANY HANDS OVER TO BURMA BEHIND the announcement that the Burmese Govi rnment has taken over the management of Burma maceutlcal Industry from Evans Ilea] Supplies of Liver- .story of a tish company successfully training local staff to operate a highly tcchnlcal Indu I The plant was bulll m
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    Lock icon A father's plea put on tape for 'straggler'
    107 12 A father's plea put on tape for 'straggler' luiE Japanese Welfare Ministry is sending a tape-recorded message by his lather to a Japanese war straggler on Lubang island, oil Mindoro m the Philippines. The ler, identified Lieu Minora Onoda, and another straggler are alleged to have shot two local villagers,
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    Lock icon Ex-envoy's two points to mend U.S.-P.I. relations
    305 12 FORMER U.S. Ambassador to the Philippines, Mr. Myron Cowen. has proposed a two-point programme to do away with misunderstanding and improve the deteriorating relations between the Philippines and the U.S.. He said: "I have a feeling that if there is any actual deterioration
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    ECONOMIC PLAN FOR CEYLON NEARLY READY
    78 12 ECONOMIC PLAN FOR CEYLON NEARLY READY THE national planning council has nearly completed its three-year ta.^k of drafting a long-term economic plan for Ceylon and is expected to deliver its report to the Government at the end of next month. The council was appointed soon after the ernmenl Mr. Solomon
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    Lock icon KISHI DROPS PLAN TO BUILD VILLA
    53 12 Tiif Japaneee Prime Minister, Mr Nob bis decided not to build nimeell resort town of Atami. A friend of thr Piemi. Mr. Kishi flatly denied that he ya is some rumours have alleged. The frie.wl Bald he had advised 111 consider other means of
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    Lock icon Clemency plea by embassy
    118 12 THE United Btatca embassy m Tokyo Is actively supporting .1 clemency petition made to the J rnment by Benjamin Owyang. a U.S. airman ed to thief* years* penal servitude io r killing a Japanese r 'ret brawl. The St.it e Denartmont re port i; id Owyang
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    Lock icon 'H.K. firm runs a beat the customs racket'
    230 12 'H.K. firm runs a beat the customs racket' X HON,, KONG I operatin lh customs J Britain I ese goot The Londc I goods o vicemen v I Britain m I "unsolii The newspa r 0 a l ffw the firm! sends n v d B fishing I photogra; "All
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    TWO GO BEHIND IRON CURTAIN
    145 13 IAND TELL OF THE HOLD OF •OMMUNISM I PASS, wis, 15-, iiliams'a fatory 0 D E N true ac- »kl with jj ivement and novel adt WuOMAN > ver, Is adventure re than hit ion to B at, in and his wife cially f I
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    Sir Alan tilts at the Church
    338 13 Sir Alan tilts at the Church MADE FOR MAN. By 1 P, Herbert. Methuen, 15s. A P. HERBERT has two admirable reactions to social injustice nud absurdity. First he writes a comic book to soften it up. Then he gets a law passed. In tins m- has Mown hintsell more
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    A fire frees woman from Red bondage
    329 13 A fire frees woman from Red bondage ■m» I I J X 1 4 THE FIRE by Audrey Davenport. Andre Deutsch 12s. 6d. f plK 1 IRE" is the unusual and highly dramatic story of Nicole Stray ne, caught up m the terrifying coils of Communism m Hast Berlin. A
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    THE BLAZE THAT DEVASTATED 300 ACRES OF BOMBAY DOCKS
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    125 15 champion mile runner Herb Elliott \UI not compete m the Yew South Wales athletic •luimpionships tomorrow. Announcing this, Mr. Ray rVhite. an ollicial of the Itate Amateur Athletic Association, .said that his organisation agreed with Elliott's decision. Mr. White added: "We lefl hal Elliott, who
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    91 16 11l the consumption of tin continue* .it the Present rate and nu change srere made m production quotas the s.tir of the entire but fer stork together with the "special fund" stock would be Insufficient to prevent S tin defied b> the end of
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    177 16 BURMA PREMIER MAY RESIGN TODAY T'HE Prime Minister of Burma, Gen N e Win. is expected to resign today, sources close to the Government said last night. Ne Win, who was formerly the Army Chief of Staff, was sworn in on Oct, 29 following the resignation of U Nu. the
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    173 16 Foot is called to London for Cyprus talks \ik Belwyn Lloyd, the Foreign Secretary, is to seek today British Cabinet approval of the Greek-Turkish plan for Cyprus. If the Cabinet approves the plan, a formal tripartite conference of Britain, Greece and Turkey may be called next week, perhaps on Monday.
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  • FREE PRESS HOLIDAY GUIDE
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      Masthead
      8 1 FREE PRESS HOLIDAY GUIDE Friday. February 13. 1959.
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      Exploring the heart of Europe
      581 1 Exploring the heart of Europe PERHAPS no country is as many-sided m ils diversity as Switzerland is today. Situated m (he very heart of Europe, Switzerland lias long nowned as the ideal tourist centre on account lier majestic, varied scenery, her unique position of possessing no less than tour national
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        66 1 I DON'T LET THIS HAPPEN j m foft TO YOU! __^_^_H* #Z3_ max ar $ssf_a7M nPtf Let Crooks lakr care ol your travel arrangements a«^ the) have been doing lor holidaymakerH lor more; llian a century. Our unique experience of travel and worldwide Connection* i^ unrivalled. THOS. COOK SON (Continenlnl
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      WITH AN UMBRELLA in the ALPS
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      The story of a pioneer
      244 2 The story of a pioneer THE STORY of the House of Cook is largely the story of a pioneer. No magnate ever had a more romantic rise to fame than* had Thomas Cook, who was born m 1808 m a cottage at Melbourne, Derbyshire, and began work at the age
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        51 2 i Westß>int S o lluti iiiiuii jtusic i /In enchanted evening can be yours nrnen you enjoy the rolourful tropic tfmospbfrt 1 ol (his delightful beauty spot S Soothing sea hrec/rs, wonderful Chln< S food and dancing under the si j WEST PO-LVT u\nm> 181. PASIR PANJANG RD SINGAPORE TEL:
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      In search of the open road
      161 3 In search of the open road MMiu\ cii.i.r, a carriage Co. (l^iti) Ltd., opens ;i new era with the presentation ol a range of personalised cars the Simca l\ 60 models "P" for personality and "(JO" to indicate ahead of time. Simca has always been known and admired for a
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      Step aboard your magic carpet India
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      In the forefront of hotel pioneering
      288 4 jVfEMBER nations m attending the recent PATA Conference In Singapore to promote tourism m the Pa'' i lie area have, like many other travellers who visit the island each year, commented very favourably on the rapid and progressive development ot hotel services and facilities
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        324 4 Around t JPcfroin tlu hut' .overlander" 24-teater nff Turf cla__ic_ m r 820 square miles ;ni comlilioned coa ch. tendmg Turf classics ,n o£ crisp mow .waits Bombay/London with a In i igland, Ireland, you m the Australian c steamer connection. A nniiuks (v( Alps. Pi ak season from i..i..
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      FOOTLOOSE IN HITLER'S FORMER REICH
      754 5  - FOOTLOOSE IN HITLER'S FORMER REICH ANTONY TERRY From gay night life on the edge jf the Iron Curtain to the town they call the Home for the Lonely Hearts... By II is COrXTRY all but recovered from the scars ol war and defeat, a s which covers most of Kuropc
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        148 5 the southern route m the y"X*r^r I /II /m*^^l9s V do the work tor two. Whichever route you choose out of the many that link I together XI cities of 4! ■piivpp-pmi nations on ."> continents m avoid all rush and flurry. scA/V£>fM/tvfA/v i/ki/ii t srsr£/M JJJ H|jl See your
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      Paradise Lost or Paradise Gained?
      730 6  - Paradise Lost or Paradise Gained? WILLIAM FOSTER WmmmgM. I FIND A TROPICAL PARADISE r CARVED OUT OF THE TREACHEROUS JUNGLE ON THE COAST OF PUERTO RICO I HAVE JUST returned from four days on v tropical island lour delirious days of sun and sand and surf-riding on a sea of
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      The exciting horizon of jet travel opens up
      1119 7 The exciting horizon of jet travel opens up BY A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT T r MARLY \\l [o yours ago, f %in#le en ■„i !r ,j lie I lav i I land 1, iHed from K,n I i ish licld and ■k,m!ii! oul across E; Wilt ITS ol ■m Kiiijish Channel
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        201 7 JiSnii ~~ffr r~~ ji! Today you can fly by BOAC jetliners on routes all over, and around, the globe! The incomparable new BOAC Comet 4 jetliners supreme m the -V r 1 r *"^E skies for super-fast, super-smooth, vibration free travel are already m ~_i^-^ll-l-l service across the Atlantic, soon
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      The city or brotherly love
      855 8 But it pays its people to get out! 1^ V i.-> ITO R looks at one ol Europe* hum .xinatinu and frieitdl} c-i 1 1 where your furniture i s delivered hy hooks, where \ou can use tram -ear to carry your mail, where you
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        113 8 ADELPHI HOTEL Hh^Hfl lo^*'_s ftt£, bi KI K^ irriTgff^^ r i•• VL S Hbb^3Tl?\ VbVET3 Z Z i LEADING \Wm Centrally located m the heart <>f Singapore. tin Adelphi Hotel has over tunny years of outstanding service become fiinmus t<> traveller from itll over the world. Features of special interest
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      Yes, you can't miss the Cathay
      820 9 TED IN THE CENTRE OF THE CITY IT SINGAPORE'S BEST-KNOWN LANDMARK BY A SPECIAL 3RRESPONDENT T 7 CANT MISS THE \r < \IH.\V! This is the sloi on many a tourist's i ays And the appellant be truer, for with its ling situation, its
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      732 10  -  RODERICK MANN dgmm PARIS. THURSDAY. On £25 a week rr*HE a. it ge< va .l ln indecenl »'k In ndon friends shrieked. 1 do you plan to pitch t< m roi Darling that s the tat) for two at Maxim's Without drinks, o| Said Norman Hartnell: "I
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      THE PARADISE THAT IS COCOS
      509 11  - THE PARADISE THAT IS COCOS George McEvy By Lira." i no, \acuuii] 1} and floor are unknown housewives m topical haven m\ Ocean the Coco* Qantas airline aj that life peaceful is a paraiburban life many o] first won- juld cope ppearec living quarthey anc loved intc Thej made m
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        153 11 a M 4 -I Am\\\m*m ~m—~---Zmr> fe* SWISSAIR Ja|W YOUR PERFECT HOST Iggggsk Your Holiday is complete when you JI travel by Swissair it Your world gets smaller, more comfortable day by day so much Easier If to get around with Swissair's %> superb flight service >^^J CHOOSE YOUR DESTINATION
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