The Singapore Free Press, 9 March 1959

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    16 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper mgapore, Monday, March 9, 1959. Price 13 tt».
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    TALK OF THE WHOLE TOWN: OUR GREAT WALK
    917 1  -  P. M. RAMAN Escort to Victory By TUi TALK of the lown is the Free Press Walk m which 1,523 men and women outpaced each other along the 14} -miles from Woodlands to Times House yesterday. Us memory will continue to linger
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    Lock icon Railway No to pay demands SMILE OF VICTORY
    72 1 Railway No to pay demands SMILE OF VICTORY T Malayan Railway it rut ion will rect outright the $2 mille demands of the 1 Union of RailGeneral ManaI A. Perkins, day: "We have budror a deficit of lon this year and no question of fantastic wage by t Mr unions."
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    RUBBER PRICE
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    INSIDE TODAY Rebels seize N. Iraq
    30 1 INSIDE TODAY Rebels seize N. Iraq N flared In Iraq vcsrvith ail evidence to the sincrssful the oil-rich lion by a pro-antl-Red army ianj irott't Mtck-Berlln-PB|« 3. ;<' Pieturrs of the
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    All the prise winners
    159 1 "FOLLOWING the prize winners of the Fk I Walk: SENIORS 1 LAC .1 W. UftßftOOi Iflmin. 59ser.; I Sfi •> RHd, 2hr I9min. 6scc, 3. D. A. Walhrn. 2hr. 24min. 6sec 4 L/Cpl. II 1,k 2l\ r 24mln 13 Aril bin Sakijan. 2hr. 24miii. i <
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    1523 Walk starters
    52 1 1 523 Walk starters r^ECORD after record was broken 111 yesterday's Free Press Walk. There were 1.636 entries. And of these 1.523 started. Officially 1,460 finished the course but the judges said many more came m after the judges' time-limit for the Walk. They put the total to linlsh at
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    Lock icon IRAQI ARMY REBELS READY TO MARCH ON BAGDAD
    441 2 IRAQI ARMY REBELS READY TO MARCH ON BAGDAD IJhI'OKTS »f an army-led revolt m oil-rich Northern Iraq against the eight-month-old rctjime of Major-General Abdul Karim Kasseni came from Cairo and Damascus last night. Although there was no direct reference m Bagdad to the revolt, Reuters correspondent there reported that Gen.
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    Lock icon Rioters in Nyasaland burn homes, schools
    201 2 VIOLENCE Uared up again m Nynsaland as top level talks were held m Blantyre yesterday to I view the entire situation m the Protectorate. Latest trouble was centred at Deep Bay, on the shores of Lake Nyasa. where the homes of an African chief
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    Dance contest postponed
    37 2 Orga; i the Sii: pore Amateur Ulrooml Championships have had to postpone tin this year because too many ipetltors have turned ssionaL The championships wire to have been held on March 21 and 28.
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    Lock icon Six Russians on trial for aiding Nazis
    60 2 *|MIX newspaper Trud reported yesterday that six Soviet 'traitors" are being tried In the north Caucasus refiM on charges of torturing and killing hundreds of their countrymen during the World War II German invasion Death penalties for all six seemed likely, considering the
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    Lock icon Tug rushes to aid ship
    36 2 The tug Sydney Cove left Sydney last night to zo to the help of the British freighter Yunnan. 2.JUL' tons, is m trouble about 200 I miles south of Sydney Reuter
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    Lock icon Oman rebel leader ends tour:'Grave situation'
    140 2 Oman rebel leader ends tour:'Grave situation' PRINCE Salah Ben I&sa el-Harithy. deputy of the rebel Imam of Oman. yesterday cut short a Far I East tour and flew back to 1 Damascus, the Oman rebels' information bureau m i Damascus stated. Prince Harithy. who is leading a delegation to Asian
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    Lock icon SOLDIERS AND CYPRIOTS HURT IN CLASH
    43 3 Ll |M RAI Brittoh S ,ii. is and (ypriots 1 1 1 1 > injured m iiuidenl i utslde a cinrniJ m uiia«usta soldier* mu\ number of Pvp i were involved j,,' [I blent which i.iin :•'< id.« Reuter
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    'ENOSIS IS ONLY DELAYED' -BISHOP
    112 3 'ENOSIS IS ONLY DELAYED' -BISHOP t crowd of 2 told ye.sterKyprianos of*K on his return Athens that n of Cyprus c i "'is only tribute to DiCA leader Griand v\ll who Cyprus strugKyprianos Sacrifice w as to blue and (lag reign over That is :itcd but God us somethingP the
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    Lock icon Priest in pyjamas saves sacrament in blaze
    86 3 Priest in pyjamas saves sacrament in blaze A i >LD Roman h prl b wearing third •d( d i 0 m I rrom 'lint; porter save the I nothing else m much He was unable through the fir me out air, then n mother Into the church but could again
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    There'll be no Berlin blockade—East German P.M.
    265 3 There'll be no Berlin blockade East German P.M. IjiAST GERMANY will not blocklj ade West Berlin, the East German Premier, Herr Otto Orotewohl, said at a Government reception for Mr. Nikita Khrushchev last night. Herr Grotewohl said the nations were "fed up" with the cold war. If people m the
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    Lock icon Jap fishing boats are seized by Russians
    104 3 TWO JAPANESE fishing boats were reported captured by Russian patrol vessels In waters oil the Kuriles, the coast guard station m Otaru said yesterday. The coast guard said it Intercepted a radio message from a Japanese fishing vessel on Saturday that a Russian
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    Lock icon BIG RED GAINS IN MUNICIPAL POLLS IN FRANCE
    148 3 BIG RED GAINS IN MUNICIPAL POLLS IN FRANCE FRANCE polled more heavily than usual In municipal elections yesterday and first results last night indicated the Communists had regained most ot the votes they lost In the Gaullist landslide last year, while the Gaullists had lost some ground. With about 75
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    Lock icon Caronia is to visit Russia
    50 3 The Cunard liner Caronla (34,172 tons) makes her first visit to Russia next October, it v is announced m Liverpool last ni«ht. She w ill call at Yalta and Odessa daring a cruise to the Mediterranean and the Black Sea starting from New York.— Reuter
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    Lock icon Dean better
    28 3 Dr Hewlett Johnson. "Red" Dean o! Canterbury. continues to make excellent progress In h n overy from pneum nterbury hospital spoke i,aid He Is 85. Reuter
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    Lock icon 43 Batista men jailed
    47 3 The Superior War Tri bunal In Santiago de Cuba tenced 43 members ol the former Batl ta air foi to long prison terms and |Ultted two other:, tl a court martial which they were all acquit I were with wanton bom md Reuter
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    Royal citizen
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    SERVICE TO THE PUBLIC B. E. A. and AIR FRANCE
    131 3 SERVICE TO THE PUBLIC B. E. A. and AIR FRANCE Sign Agreement A commercial ment, the benefit! of which will soon be available to the public, I bj the managements of BE. A. and Air France, on rueeday, 10th February travelling by the Paris-London and London-Nice flight! will now be
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    HAWKERS, DIPLOMATS VIED FOR WALK HONOURS
    1000 4 HAWKERS, DIPLOMATS VIED FOR WALK HONOURS it to win the i< Aircra i. who n the d an all tune V ord 2 hours 18 rainu ilnst 2 hours. l>3 minutes and It established up by the m- rd( garner champion Sgt. N Bullen Hut Edglngton walked i different and
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      Opinion Ike out of step
      214 4 Opinion Ike out of step MR. MACMILLANS visit to Paris, which begins today, and to Bonn later m the week will not tax his powers of persuasion, lor France has already agreed to the next logical step m the East-West exchanges a Foreign Ministers' meeting -and W st Germany has
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    Comet flight thrills Joe after Walk win
    321 5  -  Margaret Wee by K|-|N ii of thl veteran scem\ the 1 ret' I'ress Walk, Imolul bin Baheik, popularly own IS Joe Diamond had an L xt n thrilling and unexpected tvneritMice when soon utter his I, at,,; he was whisked off In 1,!,,,
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    WELL, I DID IT! AND IT SURE IS FUN
    659 5  -  Tan Thuang Kok by I the Editor called me i- with a gleam •I have a special astor you," he want a story full oi colour and lots lof human interest. I And the heading is How I did 'How I
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      42 5 A (food Ioa&l A Swi& wUutex, tkU yetvv next g|j|||p APISEItUM *L M «e> of cci.colly NATURAL Vitemln* lech to a V JZ V,tem.r»« Nutrlt.»e Inf. fc diente, A H^ m which ere releted te the Boyel Jelly ef the Queen lee.
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      224 6 ''.nil lIAVYKi: Im Sydney Jordan JEFF, TMCftC* lOOVATTMOSS ENOuGM TO MA*W »T *"^J Jr. Wntni PttosPecriNG somin*iNG wack* y cutctc-mrr tanks -we mu6t wRc imposs.bcs: ao« us to arr f\\ ay n* Asr&tOiO about Twia s«tajp/ fTMASTwa have lost a lot MW I away again afirmc'AirranM 1 -tuat Pi awst
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      373 6 TGSSwf BORN today, you 1] ambitious, y, v m lite what /ou wa I alter it. You thrive E adventure, so ii tl dull wher, yn/aV, I where! I v likely would ma) E ganisatlon man m politi I E know how to handle i E and intelligently. But' I
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    Lock icon A FASHION SHOW-OF SORTS And the so, so crazy hats
    515 7  - A FASHION SHOW -OF SORTS And the so, so crazy hats LUCY HUANG by Many a head turned along the route not only to cheer the women competitors but also to admire the varied fashions, m hats, too. And here are some. On the left is Miss Katie Seah and,
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    THE Unknown
    108 8 ABOVE: The start of the Walk for the women yesterday at Woodlands Siding. Over thirty of them were included m the mammoth field of lf> '23 competitors who took part. RIGHT. I.au Wai Ching. first woman home m 3hr. Bniin., receives the Rowntree Challenge Trophy from Mrs. A.
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    THE Unknown
    21 8 SINGAPORE" lawyer hfll finish m style, with a hoB FOR ONE man at kt-t f k of unblistered fo^l
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    STRIDING IT OUT
    57 8 AT Ihe Ihrerq.... P MAJOR John Galwey (right) striding out to overtake a fellow walker along the route. He finished thira m the Veterans section, covering the course m 2hr. 15see. i Thuan Seng, who was th«* aerenteenth junior to finish, Is escorted to the rest ten(
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    A DRINK FOR 'MISS STRIPES'
    32 9 The girl m the stupes is Lauren Won* Pali Look, quent hing her thirst it nm >>f the Eraser and Neaye drink lorries that patrolled the rout
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    Unknown HAT
    19 9 bo^H and ;i putt at his cigar. >t t^Bk is for-,utt"n m dreams >''^B cool im.] water.
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    JUNIOR WINNER
    61 9 WINNER of the Junior section, Pte. Low Theani Hock of the Singapore Infantry Regiment, arrives at the finish m 2hr 33min. 30sec. p M.ssKat..- Stall who is walking behind Junior KOO TUB btfl t»» io the women's section i iitsr stop the rent <»m for this competitor ami
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    DATELINE NEW YORK
    554 10 Athletic awards a great swindle says Yale president 4 FEROCIOUS attack on A the American college habit of awarding "athletic scholarships" to sporty young men to bolster university teams was mounted by Yale University president A. Whitney Gris- In'a speech at the Johns Hopkins University he said
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      Everest man and teenagers' idol meet
      492 10  - Everest man and teenagers' idol meet WILLIAM HICKEY f rHEY made an unusual lunch pair m a London hotel. What, I wondered, could Sir John Hunt, the man who led the first successful Everest expedition, and Tommy Steele, the teenagers' idol, have In common that gave them so much to
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      The Princess, her husband and a waif
      346 10 A STRANGE three tome arr occupying laftte of rooms m leading Peril hotel. iif ih«- irtdow of Denla Conan i>o>i<-. one «»f the late Arthur Conan Old Ami m m Anthony Harwood; and a It-year-old Tibetan nirl who goes by Ihe name of
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    Out: The truth about Casement —after 43 years of secrecy
    553 11  - Out: The truth about Casement —after 43 years of secrecy RENE NICOL GSDFSDF >OK written m lish which ites a direct r e to Britain's H secretary. Mr. nab been pubin Paris. called "The Diaries"— and rieg concerned io.se of Sir Roi ment, the aan hanged m rst World War
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    Lock icon Howling success
    37 11 picture rATHY th» Ak-itian doe makes a "howling success of a jazz session held by 3 year old Barbara l2?BW£?t (SB .^Si^e! Susan |ane. aged 18 months, a, their home m Southbourn, Blackpool, England. Reuter
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    HUSBAND FILMS THE BIRTH OF HIS BABY
    133 11 HUSBAND FILMS THE BIRTH OF HIS BABY Mrs JUNE Monat, year-old actress, never be able to the birth of irth child, Belle r husband s made a complete re Of her pregincluding tual childbirth. processed In and sound, a halfversion is to be n to specialised auand, it is hoped,
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    Charity does not begin at home—in Britain
    140 11  - Charity does not begin at home— in Britain DEE REMMINGTON By CWARITY doesn't begin j at home m Britain according to the r< The British publl more money to help fugees m f< n to Its own crip] children. relief In India or ii) to home socl< ties I dumb.
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    U.S to spend $135.m. this year to find cancer drug
    767 12 U.S to spend $135.m. this year to find cancer drug MAJOR bre a kthrougha may occur m the not-too-ant-future m scientists' search for drugs to battle cancer. According to authoritative medical publications, much progress already has been made In the search for anti-cancer chemicals Now, researchers are cautiously hopeful that
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    40 12 THE U.S. is training technical aides to assist m operating rooms thus relieving nurses of routine tasks. Picture shows students listening attentively as their instructor uses a model to demonstrate and describe the circulation of blood through the human heart.
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    CLEANER IS NEW POLIO AID
    133 12 jyHTORS at a British hospital have adapted a hand-held miniature household vacuum cleaner Into a simple portable breathing aid for polio victims. Those iisln* the aid, the doctors reported In the Lancet, have .shown a "substantial Improvement' The doctors converted the vacuum cleaner into a
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      'BRAINS' PUT FIRMS IN THE MONEY
      324 13 'BRAINS' PUT FIRMS IN THE MONEY p MPUTERS mean big money for British Industry tor the v that make them and for their customers, whose work is LIP. Birmingham firm making knitted garments hires one of these mic brains" for an hour a week (cost £50), to co-ordinate the of
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      Lock icon MACHINES TO TRANSLATE LANGUAGES, TOO
      227 13 MACHINES TO TRANSLATE LANGUAGES, TOO i KLECTRIC compu- ter that can transFrench into English at the rate of three or four words a second was described to delegates attending the convention of the American Association of the Advancement of Science at Washington. were among discussed m a on "Adventures ironic
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      Lock icon The 'ultimate' in typewriters
      183 13 A TELETYPEWRITER running at a .speed of 3,000 words a minute that is 20 times as fast as most people can talk, was shown by the U.S. Army. In theory, the electronic device Van operate at a speed ot a half million words per minute— the
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      Lock icon Eating time reduced
      14 13 A In hi. CUI I by brini the high furtnent Reuter
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    Lock icon HOW THEY FINISHED AT IPOH -your guide to future winners
    394 14 HOW THEY FINISHED AT IPOH -your guide to future winners plctn [ACE ONE Black Gold (8.12 Posner) beats Easy Winner (9.0. Dragon) by four lengths m the Class Div. 4 6 F. event at Ipoh on Saturday. Third is Miroohli <xin 8.3. Noordin) three lengths behind. Winner's time was lmin.
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    Follow Me Home impressive in track trial
    526 15  - Follow Me Home impressive in track trial ALLAN LEWIS eh rUSSPITE heavy showers > t s!(T (I horses galloping on the number two track at Ipoh this morning still made good times. Follow Me Home. ridden by Chris Dragon, made g Rood impression when he went attractively over three m
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    Tommy Farr has diet for reducing
    103 15 Tommy Farr has diet for reducing lON Cockell us on a holi- day, Tommy Farr is on The, heavyweights fought for the i mpionship are based, but while he Welshman pursues his tialistic career and tiinks iv terms of shedding voirdupois. the Londoner as shed his Hastings inn nd has
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    Rubber Planter II made light of nine stone
    911 15 HOW THEY RAM j I%u;i:iK PLANTER II I s another good adLrtisement for Austrab„ bred mares. at up a tfood prfu. mance on SaturL to win the main print at Ipoh. light ot her 9-0. übber Planter II was over the conuding
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    Lock icon Bertil Glans takes the German title
    146 15 IKNB beat Ingmar Eliasson 15-10, 15-7. m lish final ol the nuns .singles, m the Geinal badminton championships which Bonn yesterday, eml-nnals, Olans beat h. t. Plndlay (Eng--18-16. and Ellas «.n beat his compatriot, it. 15-11. 15-8. n heat Miss Apnete Frtis 12-10. 11-1
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    ALL THE BIG WALK RESULTS
    1046 16 JUNIORS SENIORS VETERANS WOMEN POSITIONS of the women entrants up to the 22nd one to arrive at Times House: 1 Lav Wai thing (3hr. Bmin.); 2. Slak So Wah (3hr. 14min); 3. Sheila Wong Sook Har (3hr 15min.). 4. Am Kirn; 5. Phoon Ah Lvi;
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    ENGLAND TEAM CAN BE MOULDED v. INDIA
    202 16 ENGLAND TEAM CAN BE MOULDED v. INDIA By BRUCE HARRIS HARDLY is one cricket tour of England m Australia reaching Its end than the next one India m England looms m sight. To judge from the hiding they have taken recently from the We>t Indians m their own country, the
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    Team placings
    243 16 1. Team 32 Singapore Infantry Regiment "A". Seng Mak Hong, Ramswul Bachap Singh, Adi bin Sakijan, Goh Sah Nee. Lim Boon Chor. P. Singaras, D. Reld. Idris Alknatib. 2. Team 33 Singapore Infantry Regiment "B". Tan Thye Huk. Stanley Prig, Adnan bin Sakar, Lim Kin Peng, Low Theam
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    Pakistan win Test series
    204 16 PAKISTAN beat the West Indies by 41 runs m the second Test at Dacca yesterday and are assured of victory m the three-match series. They won the first Test, hi Karachi, by ten wickets. Needing 214 to win, the t Indies were out for 172 ln
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    LATE NEWS
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