The Singapore Free Press, 11 July 1957

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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya'i Own Family Paper L i 1927. Singapore, Thursday, July 11, 1957. Price 15 Cts
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    Lock icon RUSSIA'S PM NEXT TO BE SACKED
    658 1 RUSSIA'S PM NEXT TO BE SACKED ik<tf«»fj ds»^_ mmm ■•hwihiiim inning Nfikita kicks out Malenkov rhile the diplomats forecast— JN ADDITION TO THE RUSSIAN LEADERS REMOVED IN THE RECENT KREMLIN SHAKE-UP DIPLOMATIC REPORTS INDICATED TODAY THAT THE SOVIET PRIME MINISTER, NIKOLAI BULGANIN MAY ALSO BE ON THE WAY OUT. uia»a«i«,
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    RIDDLE OF A IRATE FLEET
    195 1 PORT« r t0,, fh f ,m jakart ,v *nat an R.A.F. L p h d a "*Cked a I; S ,,ln vessels ;n) Jjlpi off the L> f a ri North is i IL5!?!? a P or r \MIAT A RF fen |1 (M( "ii>
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    He's been banished to Kazakhstan
    37 1 Ceorgi Malenkov has been made manager of the Ust-Kamenogorsk hydro electric power station in East Kazakhstan, 200 miles from the Chinese border. He was deposed last week for i4 anti party activities.
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    TRIPS via AMERICA POPULAR
    266 2 TRIPS via AMERICA POPULAR Result of ban lift\ TRAVELLERS from Singapore to Britain arc taking advantage of the recent easing of the ban on gold dollar spending by travelling by way of North America. in the past, they would have had to keep to the Middle East route. Mr B.
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    GAIETY IN THE CLASS
    349 2 Public speaking for confidence Two prominent Singapore people who have joined the current Dale Carnegie courses in Singapore said yesterday that they were enjoying themselves but It war. too early to pas.-. judgment. I'liey arc the Minister tor Education Mr. Chew Swer Kee. and Mrs. J.
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    Lock icon HUSBAND ADDED INSULT TO INJURY
    50 2 Mrs. Thomas iv Smith of Jersey City, New York, won a divorce yesterday because her husband added Insult to Injury, Be ide.. beating her up. Mrs. Smith said, her husband forced her to .sleep with his grandmother and turned her oaycheck to his mother U.P.
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    NEW LIFE AT THE KIM KEAT CENTRE
    132 2 i^in; Ki-ii Real Avenue i ommunitj lentre h in made much headwaj sum. i( s reorganisation in Mai cb this year. Ihe Centre is now run nlng nreeklj cinema show and conducting a sports tournament, About 1 00 residents an taklni put in
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    IT WAS SUCH A GAY PARTY!
    120 2 It was colossal stupendous fantastic —terrific It was AmeriE can multi-millionaire showman Mike Todd's night and what a night out he gave his I film star wife, Elizabeth i Taylor, the socialites and the stars. :-.IIIIIIIIMMIMIIIIIIIIIIMIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItllllll London's biggest-ever party began with the premiere of
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    The women battle 0n...
    202 2 THE Singapore City Council has refused to accede to the request of Kamala Club members to resite the Moulmein Road bus terminus. But the women members have not yet given up hopes. They told the Free Press that they still hoped to convince the council that
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    Lock icon All were on a drunken spree
    37 2 r I he little Pacific coast town Of Iguala was without telegraph service yesterday. Ml telegraph operators In the town were drunk, th< m v. paper ESxcelsior renorl i ri A.P.
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      31 2 LAST 3 DAYS HURRY! m HURRY!! HURRYa! HURRY mI Everything must be cleared to the bare walls \o lt« k «l*OII«||»|«* Offer llefutti'fl CLOSING 13th JULY, 1957 HARDIAL SINGH SONS LIMITED
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    Lock icon 'H-BOMB PLAGUE'
    389 3 Angry exchange in House ot Lords when Bishop makes denunciation o£~ BISHOF'S denuncia- tion of the hydrogen gab even in its "clean Z m led to a clash in lv House Of Lords last PS! w. i> L- 5^ er Lisbon ol Manchester, aid that In "o circumYmhs
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    Lock icon HELD LUNATIC — GETS THE G.M.
    218 3 HELD LUNATIC GETS THE G.M. A DETECTIVE who stalked and arrested an armed and insane murderer shortly after he had shot a doctor dead in his surgery has been awarded the George Medal one of Britain's highest non-military honours for bravery. The London Gazette, announcing the award to Detective Inspector
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    Lock icon Gl in a crime of passion'
    153 3 Gl in a crime of passion' I FRENCH court yesterday g a v c a former baerican GJ. a two-year ispended sentence for tabbing his unfaithful tench wife to death with I cuts of a knife. Iwas Joseph Daigheault, 9, of Lewlston, Maine. mo .settled in Paris in &43 after
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    Lock icon FATAL SLEEP
    34 3 Japanese Ministry of Health officials reported last night a total of 14 persons had contracted sleeping sickness in Tokyo during the past 24 hours and two of the patients had died. Reuter
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    NAVAL SHIPPING
    22 3 J' -ships are in the ■friporo Naval Base today. pK Alert, Anzac. a'- U'.v. Crane, Op gg. Tobruk and Tele-
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    Lock icon DESERT CRASH
    69 3 AN American pilot crash- landed an Ethiopian Airlines constellation in the desert. 35 miles «outh of Khartoum yesterday after two of its engines had caught fire soon after take-off from Khartoum Airport. All 20 passengers and crew of six ran clear of the plane before it burst into
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    Lock icon Tiff with Todd denied
    112 3 H" ,n TODD, the I* Producer, and SJJ e *J*<*ant *»fe, Bltea--1 ,vl '»r, actress, reresterday from a m J trip (^d aboard the »l»«t l.iberte. the couple criticised rumours spread by columnists. Regarding the reported incident last week in which it had been said that
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      219 3 The Entertainment Treat of this or any Year! the 00ne 4% W«fi/...1iw0«i/»«r«W*'... It «#7#f 1 a tit int. j JwliesJSergere j |J w*7/* a// to G7#LS, G//^LS, G7AV.S in Technicolor 1 LOADED with COMEDY, SONGS STRIPS! 18 Starring JEAMMAIRE— That "Hans Christian Anderson" girl 1 1 -J TrNlSpKilliPg'.^ "**v^*'; Wf'^'™
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    The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, JulY 11, 1957. Opinion $ SEEKING NEW HOME
    219 4 The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, JulY 11, 1957. Opinion SEEKING NEW HOME rpHE Jakarta Govern- ment has introduced a special tax on foreigners resident in [ndom sia Most afli cted w ill be the large alien Chinese population. Object oi the new aliens tux, the Government has stated, Is to
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    A MONEY LENDER'S DILEMMA
    611 4  - A MONEY LENDER'S DILEMMA P.M. RAMAN by MV friend Mr. Singh is Ml M ill pleased with the minor revolution now sweeping Empress Place over that touchy thing called Money. Government servants arc now forbidden lo be seen In his company or sign his vi (tor's book which* In commercial
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    103 4 A s c ulpt ure cl Phe a d of King f George VI and be- hind, a portrait oj j H the Queen Mother j i- both by sculptor E and painter John B Burch were in- i eluded in an exhi- a bition of his work m at
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      33 4 Fu//y Trop'ualhed TABLE MODtL RADIO GRAM Mm? ;f Lnf I I'^l WITH PLAYER $525 00 WITH CHANCER V>s 00 Liberal C »»H Discount f^\NAN6i!€N6fc CO L^lM iJ >oa 105 saw i boao in***qm.
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      178 4 SO l'L THE NEW AUSTIN A.55 \_^WWUMMm New look in family motoring The sleek new A.55 takes family motoring i doz l strides forward. As you see from the picture: 'rOrfln new long line, the panorama rear window, the cxc t tionaily large boot. And even that's not the half
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    HANGES SOUGHT IN BILL
    254 5 Local Govt. Polls I liberal Socialist Party will seek major in the Local Government Elections nee when it conies for final approval at gislative Assembly on Wednesday. jit ordinance now before a select ttee provides for 32 elected representatives City Council and a Mayor who shall
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    Lock icon rist coach Kills woman
    39 5 OA( frying 40 toursts of control 1"$ Ilfracombe, and Tashed into a wlr 'S. J 60-year-old tote: oliday, who look to the window. Sed, ar.d 34 passengI taken to hospital iii. Four were ad- Reuter
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    Lock icon EXPLORER BYRD LEAVES $150,000
    41 5 Admiral Richard. E. Byrd, noted Polar explorer, left a personal estate of M$ 150,000 it was revealed yesterday in papers filed with the register of probate. Admiral Byrd's widow. Marie, was named beneflciary of his will.- Reuter
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    Lock icon Holland to buy British A-plant
    39 5 Holland will make use ot both British and American atomic energy resources in carrying out her nuclear programme for peaceful purposes in the next fevv years, it was reported from the Hague vestordav.- Reuter
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    Lock icon R.I. language effort useful
    254 5 MALAYA can learn a great deal from Indonesia in her efforts to establish Malay as the national language after Merdeka. This was the unanimous opinion of 27 students of the University of Malaya, who returned to Singapore yesterday aboard the ship Batanghari after a onemonth visit
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    20 5 picture. Inche Noh Abdullah. 25. leader of the party of 27 University of Malaya students who visited Indonesia. Free Press
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    Lock icon Direct to Moscow
    26 5 British European Airways announced in London yesterday that it expects to open direct service from London to Moscow by early next year. U.P.
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    SHELL COURSES OPEN
    186 5 Firm to show how employees benefit IHE Singapore Shell Company |a planning lo invite a representative each from other big commercial firms in the city to •Ls supervisory course startini; on July T.l. A spokesman of the company told the Free Press: 'The purpose of it, i.s
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    Lock icon WON'T WORK IN A VAULT
    87 5 FIFTEEN builders labour* ers working on a .S\'iney bank vault job who struck OH demand for an extra If ~6d. an hour claustrophobia money have gained their point but they're still not back at work. A mass meeting of all men on the job yesterday
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      8 5 irrTnmii G3H it EXQUISITE Hn y X amWJmmA
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      95 5 il 1 Wttittlorfttl Selt'€*tittn Of Ceyeoh Gems CONSISTING OF BLUE SAPPHIRES! STAR SAPPHIRES! STAR RUBIES! AMETHYSTS! 84 Are Available At Your Jewellers I S. P. H. de SILVA LTD. 45, HIGH ST. AIRPORT— SINGAPORE 6, EMBANKMENT_K. LUMPUR 6, STATION RD. IPOH &»>.:■■ Jj COFFEE CUPS SAUCERS Yjt^^^^^^H presentation cases. 20
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      170 6 5 issasiu^ .f-^^7^^ ;^^;-feg TAIIZW by Ed^ar Rice Burrouglis !SAIXT b> l.e^lie Charteris /I'JTUI'J WHrRE WEGET^ AMTHE COUNT Of YwHAT 15 THE N A/H LOOKING r^ )fi?^^^^^i m \IOURIGJ CARDSTj"^ CRISTAMONTE, AMD PURPOSE OF- W "s *^mf INVEST/HENI US mmmm^yTZTy S=v THIS IS AAy SECRETARY J yOUR WSIT?. Sm+r POSSIBILITIES
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      489 6 BORN today, you _*< ba cally [fa Ustic, but you an also eminent i y practical and hard-h i when i conn.- to business. You d l reverence for duty and w n\ Q vo ;s job with dispatch and i BB< Determined to succeed and dm gressive In approach
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  • Round the World
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      Market prices
      170 7 1 LONDON. July 10 Previous Today p R \o 1 RSS c.i.fporti Ju'y 27J h buyers 27 buyers 27 X sellers 27 sellers August 27', buyers 21% buyers 27 sellers 27 U sellers X 1 RSS Spot 27' i buyers 27 buyers 27', sellers 21% .sellers He \o
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      New York prices
      91 7 I NEW YORK, July 10Previous Today spot 97 37 nom. 96.87 nom. futures aid Contra* t July unquoted Unquoted Au*?. 95.50 nom. 95.00 nom. Quiet. SALES: Nil. s Contract July 96.75 buyers 96.75 buyers 97. 25 sellers 9725 sellers Vuj». 96.50 buyers 96 00 buyers 9700 sellers
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      35 7 kNEW YORK, July 10Previous Today ustrials ***** ***** Iroads 149.92 152.42 motif Bonds 86.95 86.96 IMes 71.4b 71.30 »cks Composite Averages 178.14 179 84 Above prices quoted in U.S. cents per lb.
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      U.S. PEPPER
      49 7 lampong spot 26 unquoted, awaiting release I ase 26%, afloats 26. afloats 26 to 25 1 July ship- Malabar July ment 25. Muntok white spot 33. Lampong July afloats 32 sellers ex-dock. Nt 5 1 Sarawak spot bore pi ices Quoted in U.S. cents per lb. I*
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      109 7 LONDON, July 10. «itt Previous Today *B hiii lM>inos c.i.f. U.K./ jW 1 European delivered per long ton July Aug. $168 sellers $168 sellers Straits (if. I K./North £■>!" .i .i <i livered weight per £G3 buyers £63^ buyers W' M JuI J £63'{: sellers £64
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    Climber fell 1,800 feet —and lived
    225 7 Climber fell 1,800 feet —and lived ANE man was found alive last week in The v White Hell of Pitz Palu high in the Swiss Alps. Crushed to death near him were nine of his comrades. i Sergio Basani, 28-year-old Italian mountaineer, survived an 1,875-ft. fall in an avalanche of
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    Mission bill $3 m.
    24 7 The Federation Government is to spend $3,000,000 this year on buying or renovating buildings and offices for its overseas missions.
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    What's cooking?
    60 7 lVf R HUGH GAITSKELL, leader of Britain's Labour 5 ITI Party, has openerd the London County Council's B new Elliott School at Wandsworth. E .Tne new school, which ha* cost ,C 074,000 to i build and equip, will accommodate 2,000 boys and girls There above, Mr. Gaitskell helps
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      121 7 __^\V^qi ____f_fc__W__ /^7" y^\J£ TREE BOOKLETS AVAILABLE ON REQUEST Sole Aqcnti: HcQcnv.yer Traclinq Co 'Ml Ltd. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR IPOH PENANG BORNEO mJsMt*if S^^u Egg _P_f ___B__P_~^* l S „w Is_-*1 s_-* SIIbBJ {ranch —HAPPY WORLD AMUSEMENT PARK TEL. *****. lire Purchase terms n t er natinn»l FiPMrir P« Ut
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      106 7 Today's Radio for Singapore Programme 1.15 p.m Lunchtlme Conceit; 1.30 Time Signal and News; 1 45 Ladies Only; 3.57 For Schools; 5.00 Calling All Hospitals, presented by MaLsle Conceicao; 6.00 Time Announcement and Programme Summary; 6.0? Children's Programme; 6.30 Radio Dance Club; 6.55 Announcements and Singapore Share Market Report; 7.00
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      52 7 I SINCAPORE ■HIGH TIDES TODAY: 1120 am. m and 10.14 p.m. I TOMORROW: 11.54 a.m. and 10.54 p.m. B SATURDAY- 12.24 p.m, and 11.32 pm. SUNDAY: 12.53 p.m. MONDAY: 0.10 a.m. g B and 1.20 p.m TUKSDAY: 0.41 i am. fl and 1.46 p.m. B WEDNESDAY: 1.23 am and 2
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    The Donkey Serenade
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    POLIC IN OF S HUNT SPY CITY RETS
    253 8 POLIC IN OF S HUNT SPY CITY RETS Whitehall', i concerned with 2 police at Bath J Several fl seen in the inquiries have gon< f or week.s and Involve J fighting S( a Police h ra j H house after ',_H for some time. What sort of might a
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    FREE A NASSE ER COL. TRIAL
    178 8 FREE A NASSE ER COL. TRIAL mWO Britons 4 "spies" came week after 292 i For an l'ttur and Mrs. Lilli Stanley 11 had waited in Lflidoi lei had labelled eulom the other fairo jail. -haired. 33-year-old d Mrs Lisa Pittuck ll' lounge for them. in the two men 5d
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    Gee-up there!
    55 8 riilli; iirst organised Donkey meeting held In London m 1 took place recently at the Woolwich stadium All proceeds were donated to charity. Above, Maureen ODea seated astride the don- key is given some assistance by (left to ri«ht) Jill b Turner, Christine Traser and Terry Keighley all
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    LOCKED DOOR PLEA-THEN BOY IS SHOT
    244 8 LOCKED DOOR PLEA-THEN BOY IS SHOT ])AVii> MILLS, aged 22, .shot himself hccau.se he had no girl i rlends, the Nol tlngham. England, coroner wsi. told last week. Dr Robert Waterhouse, tutor al Not t lngham Unl verj ii y told t ii-- eoi oner he was called to Mill
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    THE TWO WHO CAME HOME
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    A Royal visit to 'Cutty Sark'
    126 9 A Royal visit to 'Cutty Sark' THE QUEEN, acA companied by the Duke of Edinburgh, recently opened the "Cutty Sark" in her permanent berth at Greenwich, just outside London. The "Cutty Sark" an old racing tea clipper besides housing a permanent exhibition below decks, will also be used as a
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    SUNBATH GIRLS ARE STOPPED BY CONSTABLE
    251 9 JT wa.s the hottest lunchtime of the year with the temperature over 90, and typists were lying on the grass in Grosvenor square, London last week. And along came a perspiring policeman with a bicycle who announced: "YOU CANT DO THAT HERE, NO LYING
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    The Papaya with a kick in it
    2377 10 The Papaya with a kick in it he knew my husband liked papaya for breakfast. there were papayas on bill's tree and so au took them, but unfortunately, having taken them he forgot to give them to us and took them back for his own jamily: tllnoffcer W T.. Pel
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    SPOTLIGHT ON THE SERVICES
    313 11 l^in;lHi[ lH^H:;>iHii!H!)i!Hi!i|_|||iiß;i!|Hi|!ig| Wi I Recently a large I miiiilier of Com in v n Ist m m Terrorists were report- j < k il seen in the Sungei Sipul area off Malaya. m I Seventy nun of 2nd Battalion, The Itoyal m Australian Regiment were rapiillv
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    Lock icon Key to better future for Asia
    233 12 Key to better future for Asia PHILIPPINE repre I gen tat ive Felixberto M Bi i rano said Ui Washington thai the iposal for sel i Ing up an A lan nucl< ar centra ni Manila holds "i' a promise ol a "more abundant ruture for the peoples of Asia
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    Lock icon INDIA CANNOT TAKE PART
    36 12 India has disclosed that she will nol take pari in the a lan nuclear cenl re In Manila a her OWII atomic development pro gramme leaves no re SOUrcei to spare. U.P.
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    Lock icon He urges Jap quotas
    60 12 riiHK federal director ol the Australian Associated 1 Chambers of Manufacturers Mr Latham Withall, urged m Canberra that the Australian-Japanese trade agreement t>< re-negotiated to include specific quotas on Japanese goods entering Australia He said that Britain America and Canada had already found that nothing but
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    LESSON OF BURMA AND HUNGARY FOR PEOPLES OF ORIENT
    460 12 RUSSIA "the last European empire of any importance in Asia 1V —is attempting to disguise her imperialism but the day i* coming when Asians will be fully aware of Russia's overlordship. according to New York Times news analyst C. L. Sulzberger.
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  • Banks luring Chinese into Red clutches
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      227 12 rHE Chinese population of Burma is increasing with each month and the allegiance ol the aliens to Red China is becoming more apparent Four years ago Chinese in Burma numbered only i 300,000 but today the Chinese population in Rangoon and northward to the 800-mile-long border win ;.,.< China i.s
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      66 12 Indian and Indonesian representatives have signed an agreement in Jakarta extending till the end of this year the trade agreement between the two countries. Under the pact India will export to Indonesia cotton textiles, yarn, tobacco, hard ware, pharmaceuticals, rubber tyres, porcelainware 1 paper. farming implements, textile machinery and household
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      40 12 Former Indonesian v c President Mohammed Hatta said in Palembang Sumatra that the country needed loans ,rom foreign countries to purchase material for reconstruction projects. "But we should assure those foreign countries that money borrowed can be paid back."- A.P.
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      17 12 A Pakistani parliamentary delegation is now touring the northeast, cast and northwest part ot Red China.- U.P.
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      33 12 Two representatives of the Australian Trade Department. Mr. H. O. Menzies and Mr. M. A. Bass'ett, have arrived in Karachi fr o m Colombo fo r exploratory talks with Pakistani trade officials. Reuter
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      50 12 Mr. A joy Ghosh, secretary of the Communist Party of India, said in New Delhi that conditions in India were different from those in Red China. The Communist Party of India cannot carry on its straggle for establishing socialism throug-h persuasion— as Mao has suggested f ,)r Chinese society." Reuter
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      30 12 Mr. Sankichi Asabuki, assistant professor of French literature al Keio University. Tokyo, 1946. has been offered tne post of deputy director of the department of cultural activities of UNESCO.- Reuter
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      38 12 Japanese Ambassad Mono Yukawa In Man i offered "reason a b gjjj' notary rewards' y/t--pinos who could nlacl four Japanese > ld J%l holding out in CotaoSW Province apparc V JJ f/ic be/te/ toa* ,i:flr is s^ilt on.- U.P.
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      21 12 prime Minister H.S ihr* wardy of Pakistan mi^j visit Canada a "J official visit to th nil* states this month U.P.
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      20 12 a "Tokyo caravan six tons of Ja made products aboara will travel 2,00t through Canada luy July and August Reuter
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    Lock icon N.VIETNAM SELLS MORE, BUYS LESS
    106 12 N.VIETNAM SELLS MORE, BUYS LESS CiOMMUNIST North Viet J nam claims to have increased its trade with foreign countries other than the Soviet satellites and Red China. Radio Hanoi said North Vietnam had expanded its trade with Japan, India and Egypt as well as British tirms in Hong Knn;; ii
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    80 12 E Handcraft and art objects made by E refugees in various parts of the world E were assembled for sale at an internals! tional bazaar sponsored by a WashingE ton Christian organisation specialising S in international assistance work fllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Picture shows a television per- S former describing the native costumes
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    Bright ideas from the capitals
    1761 13 ANNE EDWARDS searches Europe for the latest' in everything and finds plenty that's worth bringing back A 100 FROM PARIS MX nays in raris give a wo--4: man a fresh slant on how to look, cook, home-make, and make up. Everywhere you go in the
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    Lock icon VALENTINE (6-38) HELPS TOURISTS TO TAKE 11-RUN LEAD v IRELAND
    190 14 VALENTINE (6-38) HELPS TOURISTS TO TAKE 11 -RUN LEAD v IRELAND rriiK West Indies, with sevi n first Inning 1 ickets in hand, led Ireland by 1 1 run i ft ftei the opening day ol then two da) mutch at i'« Ifasl yesterday. Ireland were all oui for 119
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