The Singapore Free Press, 15 April 1959

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    15 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper tUnfaaatV, Wednesday \pril 15. 1959. Price l."»(ts
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    10-min. ceremony and Dato Razak will be Premier
    145 1 10 -min. ceremony and Dato Razak will be Premier MALAYA'S second Prime Minister, 37-year-old Dato Abdul Razak bin Hussein (right), will be sworn m at a 10-minutc ceremony at the Istana Negara, Kuala Lumpur, at 11 a.m. tomorrow. The retiring Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, will not be present. He
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    Lock icon DULLES: CANCER SPREAD FEARED
    177 1 UK. John Foster I*l Dulles, already stricken with abdominal cancer, yesterday had radiation treatment for a suspected malignant tumour m his neck, a medical bulletin announced m Washington last night. Hours before the built tin was issued, Mr. Christian Herter, the acting Secretary of State, was
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    SMALLPOX: THREE MORE CASES TODAY
    429 1 SMALLPOX: THREE MORE CASES TODAY Hundreds queue up for vaccinations joVNDREDS of people turned up at clinics and public dispensaries this morning to seek vaccination following the report of four smallpox cases m Singapore. Vaccination is being given free at 11 maternity and child welfare centres and clinics. Tnis is
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    MISSING GIRL SPENT THE NIGHT WITH FRIENDS, DIDN'T TELL HER PARENTS
    101 1 MISSING GIRL SPENT THE NIGHT WITH FRIENDS, DIDN'T TELL HER PARENTS EIGHT- YEAR- OLD Barbara Ludford. daughter of a serviceman living m Serangoon Garden Estate, who had been missing since yesterday afternoon, was found this morning. She had stayed overnight with friends m Wessex Estate Pasir Panjang. The friends thought
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    Big haul of cigarettes
    39 1 SINGAPORE police discovered 130.000 sticks of cit;arattes of different brands m a car found abandoned at Kampong Sungei Kokot off Lim Chu Kang Road. They have been handed over to the Customs Department for Investigation.
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    Lock icon Jordan-Syria border clash
    60 1 A Jordanian patrol and Syrian villagers exchanged fire for an hour yesterday In the Dera area. Southwest Syria, the semi-official Middle East news agency reported m Damascus. The agency said the gun battle began when the patrol crossed two miles into Syrian territory and tried unsuccessfully to
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    Bookies back in digit business
    201 1 QOME of Singapore's bigtime bookmakers handling four-digit character lotteries are back m business after lying low for a fortnight They are operating again despite the fact that character lotteries have been declared illegal and police constantly raid susp* premises and make arrests. The lottery was
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    CANDIDATES CO EARLY TO GET NOMINATION PAPERS
    99 1 SOME people have already collected nomination papers from the Elections Office. Nomination Day i. s April 25 for elections on May 30. The election commissioner Mr. M. Ponnuduray, said people had been calling for nomination paper regularly for the past few days. "We
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      132 1 Mont dOr ICE CREAM, MILK and Snack Parlour c^ Ss "No. 1 am always happy to pay this bill." Drop m ot Mont dOr and relax m the rastful atmosphere ot a fully air-canditionad parlour and enjoy delicious ice-cream and appetising snacks, curry puffs and also Sunday Special Gado Gado.
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    Lock icon LONDON TALKS PLEASE FRENCH
    96 2 LONDON TALKS PLEASE FRENCH \l MICHEI DEBRE, tho French Primi Mini and M. Maurice COUVC cic irville, the Foreign Minister, returned to lasi night from I ondon highly satisfied vAith their talks with Mr. Harold Macmillan and Mr Selwyn Lloyd. •On the essentials a ment between Fiance and Britain i.s
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    Lock icon U.K., GERMANY IN FULL ACCORD ON ESSENTIALS
    136 2 U.K., GERMANY IN FULL ACCORD ON ESSENTIALS BRITAIN is m "full agreement" with West Germany on the essential points they have Lo face m the coming months, Mr. R. A. Butler, the Home Secretary, told the House of Commons yesterday. He was answering a series of questions on behalf of
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    Bonn won't alter its principles—Erhard
    106 2 Bonn won't alter its principles Erhard PROFESSOR LUDWIG ERHARD yesterday intimated that he would follow his own person* l style m foreign policy if he became West German Chancellor next September. Sneaking at a foi pre luncheon I Bonn, the Economics Mini ter said it whatever happened In We i
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    Lock icon NEW BILL ALLOWS DETAINEES TO APPEAL TO TRIBUNAL
    187 2 NEW BILL ALLOWS DETAINEES TO APPEAL TO TRIBUNAL Reuter ANEW PN ventive detention Bill replacing the withdrawn last month alter protests from both ol tli' 1 House and ot public opinion was tabled m the Southern Khodesian Parby the Mini ler of J Mr. inald Knight. Tli' B 1< (i
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    Lock icon Tibet issue raises security poser for India—Nehru
    183 2 Tibet issue raises security poser for India— Nehru INDIAN Prime Minister Nehru said m Madras yesterday that, while India stood by her acceptan of Communist China's suzerainty over Tibet, she -certainly hoped the Tibetan people would be ablt 4 to maintain and enjoy their autonomy." "I hope the Tibetans will
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    Lock icon DALAI LAMA TO STAY AT BIRLA HOUSE
    73 2 TIIK Dalai Lama will spend his exile m India m a luxurious two -storey wooden bungalow at Mussoorie. placed at his disposal by Mr. (i. D. Birla, the cotton millionaire, it wae learned yesterday. It is m the seclusion of this Himalayan retreat
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    Lock icon CONSULATE IN LHASA DAMAGED
    39 2 rrUIL Nepalcsc Govern--1 ment announced m Katmandu yesterday that the building of its consulate general m Lhasa was hit and damaged during fighting between Communist Chinese and Tibetans In the Tibetan capital last month. Reuter
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    Lock icon Yes to new clause for A-test ban pact
    113 2 Yes to new clause for A-test ban pact rjPIIE three-power confer--1 cncc on the discontinuance of nu< weapon tests m Oei yesterday adopted a draft article on the procedure for making amend: to the treaty. The article lays down that all amendments must be approved by a majority of two-thirds
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    Tallulah takes Congress by storm -and has the last word
    220 3 Tallulah takes Congress by storm -and has the last word I\i I I LAH BANKHEAD (left), siiitr.N voiced Broadwa) star, took Congress committee by storm when slir swept m, draped m mink, to plead for federal aid for OUI-Of-WOiil actors. Sipping iced water, she listened to a committee member's openbig
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    Lock icon More H-dust in rain
    29 3 A Butler, the BrlSecretary, said that monthly; s for stron- 1 most dangerous adioactive H-bomb rainfall m Britain' 1958, showed i during the months. Reuter
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    Publicity Club
    18 3 pore Publicity old a luncheon i Room, Cathaj on Thursday. speaker will V Howlett, the rourlsm.
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    Lock icon PAKISTAN FINGER CONSTANTLY ON TRIGGER-NEHRU
    195 3 JHE INDIAN PRIME MINISTER, Mr. Nehru, 1 told a public meeting m Madras yesterday that the shooting down ol* an unarmed Indian Air Force Canberra by Pakistani fighters "had almost no parallel m the world." Mr. Nehru said: "So far as I know, for the
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    Interrupted
    56 3 Miss Peggy Cass, red. haired star of the Broadway production Of "Auntie Mame." also testified before the committee. She was interrupted by Mis s Bankhead who declared: "This is all new to me." "I know the answers, honey," .Miss Cass said. The last word was with Miss Bankhead. "Yon
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    Lock icon New cathedral
    19 3 The Archbishop ol Canterbury Dr. Geoffrey Fisher, yesterday consecrated a new St. Michael's Cathedral m Kobe. Reuter
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    Lock icon Gen. Percival is member of new aid PoWs trust
    162 3 Gen. Percival is member of new aid PoWs trust LIEUT.-GEN. A. E. PerCival, General Officer Commanding, Malaya, at the time of the British surrender In 1942. is one of seven trustees of the new trust to be set up for the benefit of former prisoners-of-war of the Japanese, civilian internees
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    Lock icon 6 KOREA OFFICERS SACKED
    41 3 i II KOREAN army I completi d II b purge i nicer Im the am I It Involvi d three Major Gcner All the officers were' charged with embezzling milipproprla Twe> rompllei wiib a hi innounccd Reuter
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    53jC$pni:rporf|'rcciJrfj53 WEDNESDAY, April 15, 1959 How much longer?
    172 4 53jC$pni:rporf|'rcciJrfj53 WEDNESDAY, April 15, 1959 How much longer? AMERICAN sources from Pn -dent BI senhower down have' Of late stressed the crucial Importance Ol an industrially powerful Japan f the democratic can m Asia. These sources have warned againsl denying legitimate trade to Japan as this could conceivably force that
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    LIVES LOST -FOR SAKE OF A FLOWER
    308 4 tfROM the worlds bleakest capital the Dalai I ama's escape to freedom h »s taken him through the world's greatest ami wild- est garden <»i what art' regarded by many is typically English How c r hushes rho<l o- dendrons. The south-east- crn
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    'Royal crisis within next tew years
    830 4 r rHh appointment ol the Queen Mother a S i nor Gem ral is a quest ussed bj Mr. Geofln a hu() k entitled 'The Uneasy H.ad.s*' a hook which is likely to arouse quite ti ol controversy In the British CommonNo! that the
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    SPECIAL MEETING ON COURT WIGS
    230 4 LETTER TO THE EDITOR THE recent report "Lawr refi ;et hot over the v ailed to mind the- chapter on Law and Lav i/crs by Roland Braddell m On-' Hundred Years' History of Singapore. It recalls that when Mr. Justice Goldney (later knighted) came here
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      14 4 PATEK PHILIPPE \\al«» ol < ithentlc •old <.. m c (|iiaht\ H. SENA, LTD. Singcporc Pcnonq.
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      63 4 IT IS WISE... (Oof AT TO PHONE ***** C %W AND SOLVE YOUR PACKING f 7 PROBLEMS f» ir glass, china, silver-ware lr §A and furniture needs the attenti \M mmw am of experts. We pack and crate I cnything for you with the great. \l FURNITURE REMOVALS Jf 7
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    Lock icon GANG INFLUENCE IN SCHOOLS BROKEN
    290 5  - GANG INFLUENCE IN SCHOOLS BROKEN picture Police action shows results K> ELIZABETH WEE society activities m schools arc on the dcclii the Police Secretary. Mr. William Cheng, told the Free Press yesterday He attributed it mainly to the closer co-operation among the police, teachers and parents; and disciplinary action against
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    13 5 tirst Internation- will be held m from Sept. 22 to Reuter
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    Red Feathers target set at $15,000
    122 5 THE Cheshire Homes. Malaya, are holding their annual Red Feather Day on May 9. They aim to collect $15,000. The Home at Telok Paku. Nicoll Drive, i.s being expanded to hold 40 people. At present the single wing houses 10 men. The two new
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    SAMAJAM STILL NEEDS $3,000
    59 5 FRTY ONE-YEAR-OLD Sin X 10 to clear a debt on Its $32,000 premi e m R e r .ri Thi ilation promote culil, well among M m tl my. Member-hip <>f the a lOClatiOtl now total 800. of whom mo are life' members, it lies six
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    Lock icon SURVEY TO AID JOBLESS PROBE
    185 5 SURVEY TO AID JOBLESS PROBE THE 10-man committee appointed by the Government to probe the unemployment situation m Singapore will receive an analysis of last month's survey from the Statistics Department later this month. The Chief Statistician. Mr. E. J. Phillips, told the Free Press today that he hoped that
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    Demand outpaces blood donors
    127 5 rplIE Lady Medical Officer m charge of tin- Blood Transfusion Centre, Dr (Mi I M. M H Gibson Hill. told the Free Press today that sh< ted that the "number of blood donors is not inert In propor- tion to the demand." About 50 pints of
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      27 6 SYLVANIA SUPERFLASH Al B^ kiA^^L m\. Indoors, outdoors and after dark, Sylvania Superflash always gives you the right light for your film. You'll better pictures every nt-
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      134 6 nil uikl Sydney Jordan ji i I >l\\lMi\Eii: by Lee Falk and Phil l»avi* X WE IN 9I L?E Jl THAT CAR WAS /*KII ¥-0 UKEsYrV/77/ JHESaCRBT POLLOWEPHfM!/'? SEE! JK£ :M/MU^T HAVE v* TMiS POLLOWIKI'US, \PRNACYjyYf7IBS O^ T/r'£ NIKO, HE'S A y^T /^JL^ffLJg si; Iffff^^ --I ga^aWßßaSd Us*****^ -^.c „a
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      401 6 i(fli^ i»ORN today yours U a rather IJ plex personality. Vou an sive when it com* i to nelpln land seldom Inquire Into rei you ieel aid is needed. This E permit people to impose up C good nature. Musical and artistic, you real gift lor literary expn have a
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      U.K. closing prices
      172 7 LONDON, \|,ul 11 i'ie\lous Imi IMMKIR K« 1 KSN clf pw-U \i»'il buyers 28 bu 28 MJi 28' nf.i* 27 buye buyers 28 sel; 28 KIBHIR No. 1 Ks> >P"t iV* buy. 28 bm 28 -sellers 28' i, sel lei i; v,. i B8S Bettltassat i as
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      New York prices
      104 7 NEW YORK, April 14. Previous TodayUN Straits Spot 102.25 nom. 102.25 nom ll\ futi la Contract May 100.50 buyers 100.50 buyers 102.50 sellers 102.50 sellers July 100.25 buyers 100.25 buyers 102.25 sellers 102.50 sellers TONE; Quiet. BALES: Nil. KIBBIR: Futures May 34.50 buyers 34.70 buyers 34.75 sellers
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      81 7 < lMiilippines c.l.f. U.K./ 1 I uropean ports delivered 't per lon* ton April V Straits c.i.l. UK/North "'MX'" ports delivered C^o\ljf oil. erudc Straits ,r l uropean ports m bulk n .r OIL crude Ceylon •■uropean ports m bulk per loin ton May ".'"HM COrtA
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      36 7 NKW YORK. April II Previous Toda> il lstl al s 607.76 609.53 I|ua K 164.21 165.90 ».Mmst lc Bonds 85.88 85.92 1 h »Mw 92.18 92 49 Mm ks Composite Averages 20i>.73 210.72
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      U.S. PEPPER
      45 7 spot and awaiting afloats 251:-. April to 26, 26, cf. Lammd awaiting release -25%, April ship- cif. Sarawak unquoted. Muntok white spot 46. awaiting release unquoted, afloats 46. April shipment. 46. 45%, cif, seller.- exdock. Above prices quoted m U.S. cents per lb.
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    SALE OF INDUSTRIALS CEASES
    102 7 umt came :id on a In the London rday. m of I I I! on malned der the I, ill m ded the feature market s.r"ws trans-Atlantic valui In the Industrial market steel hares were looking brighter and engineering shares were m demand. Textiles, toba< and
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    Lock icon PLAN TO FIGHT 'FLAGS OF CONVENIENCE' SHIP-OWNERS
    245 7 PLAN TO FIGHT 'FLAGS OF CONVENIENCE' SHIP-OWNERS THE International Transport Workers Federation yesterday adopted a new plan to light ship-owners claimed to be using "flags of convenience" to pay low wages. The fair practices committee ol the 1 ('deration, after a two-day meeting m London, decided to classify ships flying
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    3 million in Britain ask for wage rises
    162 7 3 million in Britain ask for wage rises lEADERS of Britain's 3,000,000 engineering and shipbuilding workers are seeking higher wages, more holidays and a shorter working week, it was announced m London yesterday. The published -agenda for a policy-making conference of the Amalgamated Engineering Union opening on April 27 includes
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    Lock icon U.S. diplomat to visit S'pore
    30 7 Mr J. (J I vlyappointed US. Asi tant Secretary for i tern Affairs, will visit Singapore month m the course i tour oi th' Reuter
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      65 7 inn p.m. Programms sum- Bhsrc Market h< i une o rt Sinn. 1 1 snd Nrws, 7 i Melodies, IJO R p] ?3Q MM o Dam rims Dovu immary and A r m; 530 p Club; 6.00 BBC. sekawan, lo on Bh; lei 10 15 lip UN. Spealcs; Thr Oolden
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    Lock icon Spaghetti gave me my figure, says Sophia Loren
    156 8 Spaghetti gave me my figure, says Sophia Loren DOPHIA LORI < loped j v t 0 vet ro le befi i the i oi < i curre ed to not that I w& born In Ita i hat I wi nt ovi i to United but they don't ay wh<
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    CHORI ROBB A NI
    117 8 CHORI ROBB A NI LiOR New the riel sful taneously: Ji rome Roi Whilt occasioned 5 a brighter Not i onflrm ane rate the coi I Perhaps I est impact was by the Robb pany this me Inclusioi programmi rat h e r works. But th be overlookei face of
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    ROBBINS EXPLORES WORLD OF YOUTH
    19 8 ROBBINS EXPLORES WORLD OF YOUTH .HE d lively American 1 »b--1 m which CHII n bril i ntii id
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    OGRAPHER NS TRIES W THESIS
    454 9  - OGRAPHER NS TRIES W THESIS Lbtedly has been oiu jor companies, fresh from ppearing In the city simulthi New York City Ballet, and resr.lt of booking problems pager to see all it also had s and personnel, one could technical prowess that sepam the older schools. Norman Smith by I
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    We, too, have an emerald isle
    839 10  - We too, have an emerald isle BUT OUR GARDENS LACK COLOUR 4 ISITOR'S first Impression on dlsemfcarklns m Singapore is that, t\v- spite tnoihei island's claim to the title, he has.it last discovered the I merald Isl< The vivo ncr) la always impn c and since it creates a lasting
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    Lock icon HALT! HANDS UP! Andree gets her eye in
    79 10 HALT! HANDS UP! Andree gets her eye in FRENCH film star Andree Debar had had to have special lessons m the firing of pistols for her new film The Secret of the Horseman of Eon" m which she plays the part of a secret agent of Louis XV. She must
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    Lock icon Sophia wasn't sitting pretty
    58 10 Sophia wasn't sitting pretty ITALIAN actress Sophia Toren, her hair turned an attractive blonde, makes s pretty picture perched Oil saddle. Hut Sophia rs she thinks her riding days arc over. Working on "Heller with Gun," Miss Loren made the m,s take of wearing velvet trousers and wound up with
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    HE DOESN'T UNDERSTAND THE ENGLISH
    69 11 t p..iHM' .l< i Otokichl v ago i <• «<" pie reason isn't much for JajfaneM England. j, ppeared m l, ns usualtdistic a M ram i* "l »< i In person he Is n who t»lel tn llvthe English married to h wife. I
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    I prefer to play bad girl parts, Nadia admits
    295 11  - I prefer to play bad girl parts, Nadia admits LOGAN GOURLAY BY IIOKE and more British films have been made aimed at the German market featuring imported German stars. The latest import is Miss Nadia Tiller. She has charm Without being too conscious ot it. and She has beauty wUhOUt
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    Lock icon REMEMBER CHELO?
    68 11 She s a Roman terror' now M| 1 R our utter nymph? You should do made big hit with her stotWw Hli- ii she appe oe d al a oIOIIJ hotel m helo Memso. Cuban born beauts who P n »'s ramed I e.iies r. and is i
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    ALEC CLUNES SHATTERS AN ILLUSION
    181 11  - ALEC CLUNES SHATTERS AN ILLUSION n» Thomas Wisemann I'VE grown accu.-tomed to her face." sings Professor Higgins before the final curtain of My Fair Lady illustrating that, where the Englishman Is concerned, abstinence makes the heart grow fonder. The audience leaves the Drury Lane Theatre convinced that Eliza and the
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    Lock icon Borgia —by Belinda
    117 11 4 N enthusiastic synopsis tdh me about the new Continental film. The Niyht* of Lucre nt Borgia, I quote: "Lua c ia Borgia whose nights are spent In embrace-, r j crimes the trre tible i love <>l a. the fasctnat- I who is pla otu I
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    THE SLOE-EYED LOOK -BY SUSAN
    98 11 THE SLOE-EYED LOOK -BY SUSAN /\SCAR-WINMN<; SUSAN HAYWARD has always been proud not only of her acting ability but also of her sex appeal. She once described her famous sloe-eyed look thus"l keep my head lowered and look up at a m m Sort of sideways. Out of the corner
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    Lock icon ELEGANCE by DAVID
    74 11 DAVIIi NIVI-.N (left), Susan's fellow Oscar-winner, is a Scot who nan been described as the perfect gentleman. l til. slender, sophisticated and witty, the wavyhaired veteran e»f Hollywood became best known fe»r his well-dressed H*M comedy parts .V r oiler told friend h*» didn't think he could
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    Lock icon RESULTS OF COMMUNES OVERHAUL TO BE REPORTED
    248 12 RESULTS OF COMMUNES OVERHAUL TO BE REPORTED I>ED CI **People ting m Peking Fri< it the n suit i month of the peopli mmune A (lrr. nber to improve 26,000 new ba.v nil where about suo million peasants are being organ! for communal life on military lines ani remedy mistakes
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    Lock icon Red China to benefit from any big war
    228 12 DM. ROBERT C. NORTH, research associate at the Hoover Institute at Stanford University and a spc- Clalist In Soviet rela- j tions with Asia, said that Communist China f represents "a shift m the balance- of power m Asia." Speakiiifi at the
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    Lock icon They all face a harsh choice
    235 12 They all face a harsh choice MR. EUGENE BLACK president of the World Bank, said that at bottom the under developed nations race the same harsh choice subsidised power or more schools, "a tree ride on the railroad or a city sewer system." He was speaking at the United Nations
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    CANADA, AUSTRALIA ARE SUSPICIOUS
    166 12 DIPLOMATIC officials m v. id that Australia and Cat would go Into the tlvepower "food for pi conference on May 5 with sympathy for its objective but determined to see that theii agricultural exports not hurt by the programme. U < > 1 A culture I
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    Lock icon MALAYA NOW THIRD BEST CUSTOMER OF HONG KONG
    123 12 MALAYA NOW THIRD BEST CUSTOMER OF HONG KONG HONG KONG'S export trade registered a sharp decline m February, the Colony Government. reported. Total exports amounted to HK5205.030.000, a drop of HK527.950,000. Imports also registered a drop, especially from Red China and Japan. The value of imports from the mainland was
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    74 12 rpilE Archbishop of CanX terbury, Dr. Geoflrey Fi hi r In statement., during his Japan tour has empha i ed the theme that church problems now are real that they present a challenge to believers. much a they did m the time of Christ.
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    519 12 Akihito and Michiko going abroad? ||OTTEST question m Tokyo s when Croi x Prince Akihito and his bride will take a lon trip abroad. There are several excellent reasons m favour i a trip abroad for the young couple and it believed that eventually they will visit seven major Western
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    81 12 An Indonesian rebel pubion entitled "Vol. uned that rebel tore m full control e,f thearound Menade), In N Received m Manila from io, the rebel bulletin I 'Id and all road I hi and out ot Menado are- m i,rm control of i
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    And the Spanish women!
    74 13 iX Mi rH the T I nU i C lo'. the ii le OrI dist n of sir Ine to result regard as strictly m th's comwell er. the com ed by Philharmonic is that mood" rier. commentI to Spain I the piece o much to
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    TALENT APLENTY WITH VALENTE
    181 13 (VIUiINX U.IMK. "Cosmopolitan Lady." MaUgaeiu, Mt-on Jamais, Tipitipitipso, St hwarze Engel, Si Toul F.tait Fini. Br Mine Tonirht, Bravo Caterina, The Breeze and 1. Das Ist die Rafenmelodie, Piel C'anela. Take Me To Your Heart. Chanson D'Amour. Helodla D'Amore, Granada. (Polydor l!-.mh, 4606.) LPHM) IF yon
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    STARS MEET IN GLASGOW
    46 13 Ed orbits m Glasgow when king Armstrong and queen singer Connie that their current British tout I iiiduduntll columnist Mam hi mi met Now then ha Cmn nt the Empire for fl 'titillating Louis, at the Od( Here arc the ±lur> together.
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    281 13 Grumiaux in your lounge OVER to the classics for a three dimensional sample of the Grumiaux genius* BRAHMS. Violin Concerto m D Major op. 77. Arthur (li umiaux-violin. The Coneertgebouw Orchestra. Amsterdam. Conductor: Eduaid van Beinum. (Philips stereo 12-im'li. 835 008 AY). "It is a concerto neither against the violin
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    THAT ROUND SOUND RINGS A NEW NOTE
    347 13  -  Jonathan Russell WV"iH I am now a confirmed stereophonic tun, having shaken oil the mild 1 lunacy that possession oi a 3-D sound first induces. You march unsuspecting callers around the place, gleefully omitting to warn them that nn express tram will roar
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    Suicide theme
    144 13 TCHAIKOVSKY, symphony No. 6 m B Minor, op. 74. New York Philharmonic under Dimitri Mitropoulos. (Philips Stereo 12-inch, s:J3 500 AY). The pathos and beauty of Tchaikovsky*s Pathetique moved the composer himself to refer to it as "quite the best of my works." It is certainly one Of
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    Quartet in happy harmony
    158 13 ON THE LIGHTER SIDE IS: WHOOFING IT IP. Tuo Kirby Stone Four. Baubles, bangles and bead*. Bidin' my time, Lullaby of Broadway, Fugue for tinhorns. In the «ood old summertime, Rain, Bag went the strings oC my heart, Let's do it. When my sugar walks down
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    Henricks aims to regain records
    254 14 OYDNEY swimmer .h>n Henricks is con--11 lent Hint he will L Mm the work! records lor met and no yards freestyle this year. He- predict thi, m Idler rrom the- Unite d Btat( Adelaide coach n Gallagher Hem ,rl,i l( oi: (i ii, 100 Die
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    669 14 CRIPPLE NAMED MAN OF YEAR 4\\ December ~>. 1958, l nt a New folk t It) res I a ii r a ii t, Roj ampv" t ampanella, S7 year old foi mer catcher lor the Brooklyn "Dodgers" baseball team, reached <>nt an! grasped a plaque citing him for "meritorious
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    115 14 BR USH UP YOUR BRIDE by M. HafhjonXny 0«\llrr llh enc all N. r» J X v i ♦QH J j 4R• 6 4 a a"*k A Q 9 6K 8 1 4 A Q QNI v two »n this hand Pairs. The silo: most efl six Diami monds. A
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    207 15 Derby hope comes fourth r iM)I.O(* IYFH, a owned. n-traint'd aspir- for the classics. trounced In tn(> over one j Newmarket sterday. finishing rth. Ilr John W. Hanes' colt. I to 7 for the m Derby at callover. [s an even money chance lV He finished about bind the win-
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    81 15 Reuter BOBBY Morrow (centre), winner of three Gold Medeals m the 1956 Olympic Games at Melbourne, is maintaining h i s form and will be a strong contender m the 1960 Rome sprints. In the recent indoor athletic tournament at Washington's National Guard Armoury a capacity crowd
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    31 15 tfARESH KUMAR, India's l^ vn ten- lead the i to meet m Zone ri Tokyo on rs m the tthan Lai. c Calfor Reuter
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    373 15 JAPAN, winners of four individual titles m the recent world table tennis championships at Dortmund, are assured of the women's title m the French international championships m Paris. For the third time m two weeks, Miss Fujie Eguchi and Miss Kimiyo Matsuzaki meet m a
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    163 15 Fighter ordered to rest ABORIGIN Al- boxer George Brae ken. Australia s leading lightweight, has been ordered no! to lijihl tor several weeks be cause of an injury lo his left shoulder. His doctor ordered the- fighter h» have .it least tWO months' rest Bracken has been suffering from the
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    197 15 SHEFFIELD WED. FOR DIV. ONE Promotion is assured now QHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY, who were relegated at the end oi last season, piactically assured themselves of promotion to the first division by beating Liverpool 1-0 at Hillsborough last night. Wednesday, who at the same time ended Liverpool's own slim hopes of promotion,
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    43 15 When the French team Doudeville played their annual match at Newhaven. Sussex, on Easter Monday they were wearing famous shirts Manchester Uniteel's. The Newhaven club asked the Old Traflord club to favour them with a set and Mr. Matt Busby agreed.
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    124 15 NEW SPORTS BODY FOR SOVIET VLADIMIR Kin S. the Russian Olympic 5,000 and 10,000 metres champion, was a delegate at the first congress m Moscow of the newly formed Union of Soviet Sports Societies and Organisations. The new body replaces the JOAMA Council of M» nwl J' b Physical Culture
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    156 15  -  JOHN INGHAM By Worst golf moments JOVIAL Jimmy Adams laced instant disqualifition the loss of the Dunlop "Masters golf title and all the financial trimmings when he signed his score card without checking the figures. Adams thought he had played a last round 70 lor a one- snot
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    30 15 Mr. E IlilTe Is 80 years old next birthday- but he is still actively connected with football as a regular lim man m the Staffordshire County League.
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    24 16 May first prade rubber buyers fob. ojwned m Singapore thli morning at Wn per lb., unchanged on flose The tone was quiet.
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    149 16 rules out capsule recovery TH E United States yesterday abandoned plans to recover the capsule, loaded with vital data on cosmic radiation, which was launched on Sunday m the 1.6001 b. satellite Discoverer 11. The capsule has no radio. Its information will now be lost because
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    114 16 BRIGITTE BAUDOT spent 30 minuted at London Airport on Monday night waiting for a plane. And while she waited she snug, gled up to her new leading man, Jacques C'harrier, says I MM. friends said they did not know how to evaluate
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    203 16 ANEW-TYPE, streamlined Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile exploded with a flash oi fire seconds after being launched yesterday from Cape Canaveral, Florida, missile base. The Air Force announced that the missile was blown up "owing to technical dilticulties" by the range safety officer. Pieces of flaming
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    16 16 Jewellery worth $1,200 was stolen from a house m Newton Road. Singapore, yesterday.
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    118 16 British warship stop arrest of trawler by Iceland gunbo at THE British anti-sub-marine frigate Scarborough intervened off Snacfellsnea Peninsula, yesterday to prevent the Icelandic coastguard gunboat Odinn from arresting the 83-ton Hull trawler Swanella. The Odinn fired g shot across the bows of the trawler which was alleged to be
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