The Singapore Free Press, 15 August 1957

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    16 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper *****. Singapore, Thursday, August 15, 1957. Price 15Cts.
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    NEW POLITICAL PARTY ON THE WAY
    362 1 NEW POLITICAL PARTY ON THE WAY Influential Chinese want 'Nationalist Front' to work for independence without those party squabbles May fight next general election ]JUWfc KJ«UL and influential groups of people in Singapore mainly Chinese are making a new bid to form a political party called the Nationalist Front. The
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    Lock icon LODZ STRIKE BROKEN
    182 1 All Is quiet once more in Poland's city oS unrest ION(; convoys of army J trucks pulled out of Lodz in Poland last night alter troops and militia broke the biggest strike In post-war Poland since the Poznan uprising. Steel helmeted soldiers withdrew all but a handful
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    123 1 .....•....•••I i SHIRLEY EATON, the 20-year-old film star who once vowed "I will never marry a film star they are so boring" kept her promise last week. She went to the altar at Kenton, Middlesex, with i milder, 27-year-old Colin Rowe. And as you can see from the picture, it
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    U.K. TO JAPAN BY RAFT
    101 1 U.K. TO JAPAN BY RAFT A PARTY of young Britons said yesterday they are planning to sail from England to Japan on a raft just for the sake of adventure. It all started, said 21-year-old Mrs. Dorothy MacDonald, when she told her husband: "I'm fed up. Let's do something exciting"
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    We'll call off strike, if...
    135 1 Singapore Telephone 'id Employees understood to expressed its willing- neM to r:ill off the 39-day-old Strike if the board agrees to .start, negotiations on its wage demands within a stated period. The Free Press understands that this i.s mo of the §oCret derisions Which the
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    Rubber price
    27 1 :i!u> first twfe rub fob, opened in >or e thi s morning at Ib. up half a I jn yesterday's close. i(l *'a s quiet.
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    39 2 Miss Epifania Castro, a leading Filipino social worker, who arrived in Singapore from Manila by PAA to attend a youth conference in Kuala Lumpur. The conference, sponsored by the Malayan Christian Council, begins at the weekend. Free press picture.
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    SALARY SLASHES IN S'PORE
    344 2 SALARY SLASHES IN S'PORE Bid to get round the labour ordinance Fear for jobs prevents complaints gALESMEN in certain textile and jewellery shops in Singapore have complained that their wages have been slashed by one-third following the introduction of the eight-hour working day which came into force on Aug. 1.
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    HOME NEEDS FUNDS
    155 2 THE Singapore Children's Society Convalescent Home needs money urgently for building of two dormitories to accommodate another 24 children and to meet current expenses. The women's committee of the British European Association is organising a bazaar in aid of the home. The chairman of the bazaar committee.Mrs.
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    46 2 i Fast-rising star Joan Collins demonstrates yen i\ in addition to natural voluptuousness by performancf diverse roles such as "a landowner's demure daugK- ?rryl F. Zanuck's "Island In The Sun") and a shipwrecked nun (Sumar Productions' "Sea Wife"), both 20th Centurv-Fcx i releases in Cinema Scope.
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    Citizenship and civics in club
    78 2 Citizenship and civics in club npilE Upper Serangoon A Community Centre in Lim Ah Pin Road has formed a Literary and Dramatic Club. Rev. E. Sundram, a committee member, told the Free Press that the club .vas organising study groups on public speaking, reading, "ivies and citizenship. The club was
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    Lock icon Anne seven today
    18 2 Princess Anne. Queen Elizabeth's daughter, celebrates her seventh birthday at Balmoral Castle, Scotland, today. Reuter
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    New Workers' Party is taking shape
    303 2  - New Workers' Party is taking shape P.M. Raman SUPPORT BY UNIONISTS CLAIMED By T^HE new Workers' Party sponsored at the suggestion of the former Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall, ha*, been assured of support by certain powerful groups of unionists, in spite of TIjC opposition. The TUC governing council which
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    Lock icon They wait on for latest test bang
    36 2 They wait on for latest test bang The us. Atomic Commission again p -for the 16th timi ing "Shasta." a \< duled to bo find I tower in Nevada An unacceptable pattern w»s Wan yesterday's postporv A.P
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    Lock icon FLEET BOWS TO FLU BUG
    86 2 AN amphibious demonstra*x tlon by the United States Sixth Fleet in the Almeria area, on thr south Coast of Spain, has been cancelled because of Asian flu. A communique from the American Embassy in Madrid said that some cases of Asian flu had broken out
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    U.S. counters to plot charge by expelling consul
    465 3 BREAK WITH SYRIA FEARED Till; expulsion by the United States of the Syrian Ambassador from a>hi,mton yesterday fell one step short of a decision to break off diplomatic relations with Syria a step stated to remain under active stum at the State
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    Lock icon ROYAL STUNTS WRONG
    160 3 rpHE British Weekly I Newspaper declared today that Queen Elizabeth was "sold" to the people not as a monarch but as "a unt\ic Queen. ;.nd as one-up on the Ameri- ins." Hit newspaper, which his a Christian nonconformist readership ii Britain, the Dominions and the United States,
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    ROSE-LINED HIGHWAYS?
    70 3 DR. HANS Christoph Seebohm. the West German Transport Minister, suggested in Frankfurt yesterday that rose bushes would make ideal borders for Germany's high-speed autobahns. Cars leaving the road and running into trees or other solid objects were seriously damaged, he said. But if rose bushes lined the autobahn,
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    Lock icon Red training ship for S'pore
    67 3 THE Soviet school sailing ship Tovarisch, of the Kherson Navigation School, arrived in Colombo last night, the Soviet news agency Tass reported. The captain of the ship. V. B. Va.silev, has stated that the Tovarisch left Odessa on July 1. and will go from Colombo
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    Lock icon TABLE FORK WAS PRISONER'S KEY
    61 3 digging through the nek wall of his cell with a fork. 28-year-old crt Amyoltc escaped yesterday from the county jail in i ampbella Bay, Quebec. '••ii<-p said h 0 must have >Ped away at th e mortar the bricks in the and-a-half-foot wail for than
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    Lock icon DICK'S BATTLE GOES ON
    124 3 Skelton heartened by prayers of all religions RED BKKLTON .says a meeting of doctors I many parts of the Mj .including Russia, Dfl held in Copenhagen *ug. 28 to disciua the his son Richard. iuo b,,y i >s Sl ,ff er i n g f rom
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    The Singapore Free Press Opinion RUSSIAN BLUSTER
    196 4 The Singapore Free Press Opinion RUSSIAN BLUSTER THURSDAY, Aug. 15. 1957. SINCE the removal of the old guard bolshevik Molotov, the world has awaited a new flexibility in foreign policy from the new Kremlin regime led by Khrushchev. Instead, Moscow has remained aggressive in tone and negative in content on
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    EMPRESS PLACE IN A DITHER
    1087 4  - EMPRESS PLACE IN A DITHER P.M. RAMAN Reporter's I Notehoi ft» pKOPOSKI) <;o\ eminent action to curb the activities of unscrupulous moneylenders has been under consideration now for four years at Km press Place. Assistant secretaries, deputy assistant secretaries, lawyers, and c v c n moneylenders themselves have all had
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    BY THE WAY
    307 4  -  Beachcomber |-Jl; .,*«r .:-:-::-:::-:^^B r rilE mellow tones of a road-drill in a little town the other day reminded me of a story told during the war by Mr. D.B. Wyndham Lewis. An opera singer was lunching in a restaurant. when suddenly a nearby siren began its
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      20 4 Fully-Tropical ised TABLE MODEL RADIO-GRAM WITH PLAYER $***** WITH CHANCER 595 00 Liberal Cash Discount r^NANGWENG.fcCO I (Lj, PIANO HOUSi
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      41 4 B*o "stagger" Itour "imag'nat'on CAPITOL Saturday M'nite V "J^B^F^B^tSawEP 111 111 If If i _t ROD AN "I a THE FLYING REPTILE *In EASTMANCOLOR i TANKS A SQI'ADRON OF PLANES CAN'T Kill IT j with Superimposed English Subtitles m m < <■ W
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    GOVT. CONCERN OVER 'REBELS'
    371 5 GOVT. CONCERN OVER 'REBELS' Junior officers are tnM. Think again' Top jobs agitation T H k agitation lamong junior officers of the I Singapore Government against selections to the new Kxecutive Service is being viewed with much concern by their senior Asian colleagues who are now in charge of administration.
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    A holiday girl made good
    257 5 A holiday girl made good |//fft PROUDEST MOMENT in IZABETH Chandler, 1j ::'>, a Sydney oil ice I1 1 thought only of a Quit t holiday when she went to Britain in July war. I.iii when she returns t» hi r home in Sydney I idaj ill her talk will
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    SATA's flag day target
    74 5 SATA hopes to collect about $20,000 from its flag day to be held on Saturday. About GOO volunteers will sell flags through out the island. A spokesman for SATA said the money would be utilised to complete thp building project at the South Winds rehabilitation i
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    COLONY C.O.M. DEAD
    140 5 COLONY C.O.M. DEAD A LIFETIME of accomplishment and community service ended at noon yesterday with the death of a "Grand Old Man* of Singapore, Mr. Y. E. Tan, 81, following a brief illness. A pioneer S i ngaporean, until his retirement in 1942 he was a practising dentist known t
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    CLUB'S PRESENT
    41 5 The Joo Chiat Youth club is to hold a tea reception at the club's premises at 6 p.m. today on the occasion Of the handing over of the newly-constructed reinforced concrete badminton court by the Apex Club m Katong.
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    Now they must decide
    138 5 MANY people in Sinp:aDOre will hive to decide whether tO t;»ke up Federation or Singapore I citizenship v. hen Malay<> becomes an independent nal lon, in Hie Coli are tnan^ Federation bth people who are Feder il di Izem hy opei a 1 i< n ol
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      3 5 m i^ EXQUISITE
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      194 5 OPENS "TOMORROW"— "CAPITAL" f\R\l£..t/br the tint man mmo 0 m jk Ar \*f^&¥vow W 0 1 CALHOUN -DeSulLO^sLri L MM COROAY REX REASON NEVILLE BRANO jJKSsW^L JOHIf SHfRWOOO^^ HARRY FSSFX^nd ROBERT HIU^I7ALBfR?7uGSMim j«4 A UNIVERSAL -INHHNATIONAI PlCTtifif COFFEE CUPS SAUCERS l»fe^^^^W presentation cases. 20, BATTERY ROAD PORE-1. TEL: ***** J^tSfif^fi^.
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      47 6 king siza S 1/1 M/r I IS Jilfl I AMERICA'S «»»m I BfSfFILTER j CIGARETTE! j S j J The Miracle Tip is SO easy drawing, superior i every way. And L has the mildness, thi S unmistakable flavour J the best tobaccos. S REGULAR KING-SIZE CRUSHPROOF
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      222 6 iiiASiiiit.'i'ki: bY i.™ 'ralk""aMii"i»hii"Davifs WHAT POES VWfc IWT THINK EITHER THIS PLACE PO I WE'RE ALL BETTER THE COMPANY /THEV'Rf ACCIL?fMrj 15 HOOPOOEP OR--Ori,)/ YOU PO, PETRIREPfIM V QUESTION THAT'S WHY THEY THINK A3OI/TI SOMEBO^S rVYiM MANOKAKE THIS IS MISS AFRAI 7 TO SLEEP )I IS-- WHO'S HiREP ME -ONE
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      481 6 OORN today, you have a f^-,17, "and vital personality JJS I pushes you into channels of succel? I fui enterprise at an early >c v. E are talented in the arts *°J sharp hbnoi drama, and have to! executive talent and Initiative take the lead. You are physically strong arH
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      179 7 LONDON. Aug. 14. Previous Today I No. 1 RSS c if. 3 r, in ports August 26& buyers 26 buyers 26 7 sellers 27 sellers Sept. 26 buyers 27 buyers 27 sellers 27 J H sellers So. 1 RSS Spot 26T6 buyers 27 buyers 17 sellers sellers
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      New York prices
      101 7 NEW YORK, Aug. 14. Previous Today IN Straits Spot 94 12 nom. 94.25 norn IN futures tandani Contract Aug. unquoted unquoted Sept. unquoted unquoted o\i Steady. SALES: Nil. [riiu Contract Aug. 93.50 buyers 94 00 buyers 9425 sellers 94.75 sellers Sept. 93.37 buyers 9400 buyers 94.12 sellers
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      43 7 NEW YORK, Aug. 14. Previous Today 0 Industrials 492.14 ***** Railroads ***** 142.18 0 Domestic Ifcntds 85.60 85.53 5 lUluies 68 90 68 34 5 Stocks ComptiMa Averages 170.51 168.40 .4 bo re prices quoted in U.S. cents per Ib.
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      U.S. PEPPER
      54 7 aar/Lampaog spot 26H, w release 26' i. afloats t>ar August shipment og August shipment PVi •:< spot 26 Vi. await- ing release 26. afloats 25%. August shipment 25 1 -1». Muntok white pepper spot 35, afloats 34 H, and August shipment 34, sellers ex- dock- Above prices quoted
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      102 7 LONDON, Aug. 14. Previous Today ■<;<■■ lilippines ci.f. VX.,/ Kuropcan delivered weight per long ton Aug.. Sept. $168 sellers $109 sellers -<>l-i stniits ci.f. U.K., North iropean delivered weight per long ton Aug.. Sept £624 buyers 192% buyers £63 sellers £63 sellers Sept- Oct. £62 norn
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    Lock icon TALE OF MAUREEN'S CUDDLING WAS BEING READ
    1039 7 TALE OF MAUREEN 'S CUDDLING WAS BEING READ Boy whisked out as elderly jury listened Carry on, says Supreme Court gIORIES from Confidential magazine telling of alleged sex escapades of top entertainers in show business, including Frank Sinatra, Eddie Fisher and Maureen O'Hara, yesterday were read at the trial in
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      118 7 Today's Radio Programme for Singapore i 1, 18 p m Lunchttme Concert; i 1 30 Time SigiuU and News; 1.45 (j lAdles Only; 5 00 Calling All Hospitals, presented by Maisie Concelcao; 800 Programma Summary; r,.02 Calling All Children; fi.3o SiK";.k Malay: I j 635 Radio Dance Club; 655: AnnooncemenU
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      57 7 UllllllllllllllllflllllllllllllllllllllllS I SINGAPORE I f HIGH TIDES I E TODAY: 1.29 prn TOMORROW: 1.36 a.m. II an 15.57 p.m. SATURDAY: 8.13 am and 2.28 p.m. E E SUNDAY: 2.57 a.m. E and 3.06 p.m. E MONDAY: 3.56 am E and 3.54 p.m. E TUESDAY: 526 am E and 5 p.m.
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    Jumbo has a parking problem
    227 8 IT SKFMS to me that. lik*» any comedian, my mission in life is to make people laugh. Well, 1 don't mind doing that, but when it conies to smoking cigarettes 1 think 1 draw the line. My nam c h Moni and I do a
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    BULLETS MOW DOWN THE MAYOR
    189 8 BULLETS MOW DOWN THE MAYOR FIVE bullets were pumped Into the mayor of Garden City M he sipped ice-water at a meeting of the town planning committee recently. Doctors say that the mayor, 51-year-old James '1 Tiernry, has a "fifty-fifty" chance of living. And the man who fired the RUn,
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    So bored!
    51 8 These four handsome Saluki hounds fot a bit bored waiting to enter for the Arab and Saluki dog show at Roehainpton Polo Club, Barnes. London, recently. The dogs are owned by Mrs. Jan Morris role and noting as kenneimaid in the picture on the left is 12-year-old Pauline
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  • Free Press Film Feature
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      Masthead
      8 1 Free Press Film Feature Thursday, August 15, 1957.
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      Students mutiny over music
      562 1 1 1 The Story of the Film 1 1 Mllll Mill* MIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIII MiiiiiiiiiiniM,,,,!!,,,,,,!!,,,!!!!,, MM mmj HERE S YOUR CHANCE j HERE'S a chance to win a fine prixe, one sure i i to give you enjoyment. All you have to do is write 1 about why
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        79 1 S pavilion ii;H i\ Wnnttvrful Trvcti tor Hit on: Family I JOHN MILLS Z Leading The An^el Hill Kids '^MtJB/Kk mWjB BF^^b^^ B^"L ■Hlr 'i*^^^. B i^B^Bh^.^^l *^^^B Bt^ 1 v rw' '^Vhl juoM ■i r JRunllKH!l -^P^^^SSk .j'jflEl j VA^dMlHt w ■W m W Bui H 'tvlH B> j
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      Write a letter—and win a prize
      265 2 Write a letter— and win a prize |T'S Great To Be Young. When you are young life is full, the future is broad and the world is your own personal oyster. You know this is so, but can you describe it? Show Brothers, Singapore distributors for this outstanding film, I
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      This star just loves work
      133 2 This star just loves work HOLLYWOOD MADE HER UNHAPPY DOROTHY BROMILEY, who stars in It's Great To Be Young, likes work. That is why she left Hollywood three years ago to return to her native England. In the Sunshine State she was being paid i:2uO a week to do nothing
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      JEREMY'S A VETERAN AND NOT YET 21
      116 2 JEREMY SPENCER, ivhose looks and acting talent make him a young man of considerable promise, gained his first film rcle, as an Italian boy in Anna Karenina, through a friend who suggested him for the part. SiJice then he has played in The
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        69 2 an entirely JUsiiy lipstick by II l^Mi£|| II I 1111 Itl MAjn|u I U If in high fidelity colours never possible before! o |-i^Tyt the coloui won't come off until you take it off! IIiGW! no wa^ in for it to set! no blotting! IIGW! lt never never dries your
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      Mills in his most endearing role
      336 3 *•>' LOVABLE JI TEACHER msiC BEFORE fiSTORY... FROM JAZZ TO CLASSICS AND HIT PARADE SONG H?; a crowd ot igsters are mad |W music from Z en to boogie in( y are !e( i by a 0! schoolmaster |l t whole life is jjj,
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      REAL COOL SCHOOL-NOT EVEN A SINGLE SQUARE
      280 4 THE joint is really lumping when fhe cool, cool cj eds of Angel mm School discard text books and satchels jnj swing into a hoi iam session. Geometry? You won't find one single in this school Dictation? Give them Dixieland And as foi
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        239 4 _A^ A X L A i^ A A A A A J: Ax M^ musical numbers played in 3 "irs GREAT TO BE YOUNG M j 1 1 have been recorded on COLUMBIA Extended Play I X No. 5EC.7639:— J t tL! S, REAT TO BE y OUNC (Ray Martin
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      BRITAIN PREPARES FOR WAR ON ASIAN FLO BOG
      223 9 I J^S BOOn as the first alarming reports of a new kind of influenza epidemic spreading through Asian countries reached England, biological scientists went to work. I L n rld In ue l a Centre at Mill Hill, London, procured specimens of
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      Blood test
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      Five baby box office octopuses
      149 9 Five baby box office octopuses F7IIVE ba b y octopus* s, haring a tank wit h spiny sea urchins, ar* 1 drawing iar«<- crowds to the A(iu;i r i v m of th( LonI don Zoo. The five octopuses wrc brought to the Zoo from Madeira, an j arc imw
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      The Captain who didn't like pistols
      2457 10  -  Pel ham Groom ....A BERETTA AUTOMATIC THAT I PICKED UP IN ITALY DURING THE WAR. WANT TO SEE IT?' WITHOUT WAITING FOR LATIFF TO REPLY KENT-ESSEX MARCHED RATHER TH AH WALKED TO A DESK AND PULLED OPE^ §1 DRAWER Another Latiff story by "MAJOR
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      S'PORE YOUNDSTERS PLAYING AT TARZAN
      106 11 The I'usv way i s the riKht way as these boys learnt tluri n k the "t oinniaiulo part of th«-ii training. Hare they are s«cti in a c ti i) 11 watched i>> QMS] Hen derson of th APTC. Below: A youth Jumps from
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      THE MOST POPULAR COURSE
      49 11 most popular part of the course at the Schoolboys' Holiday m np held at the Singapore Military Forces Camp at Charuji m 9 served above. Popular it must have been for there was Wen a demand for more potatoes from the boy on the left.
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      DETERMINED GRASP
      37 11 A determined look and a determined (/rasp on the rope help this lad up a sandbank during one of ttie obstacle courses at the Holiday Camp, held recently at the Singapore Military Forces Camp, Changi.
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      Schoolboys at army camp
      288 11 Schoolboys at army camp by a SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT yHE Sixth Service Schoolboys' Holiday Camp x has just ended at the Singapore Military Forces Camp at Changi. The boys who numbered about 60 were divided into tean-Ls of ten according to age and size with specially selected team readers who were
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      81 12 Burmese Premier U Nu (right) beinjj welcomed by Prince Pisit Dispong Dikul. Siamese Ambassador, as the Burmese party arrived to attend a reception ii n 1 1 1 in ii 1 1 1 1 linn 1 1 1 1 ii iii 1 1 in ii in in in mi ii
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      Lock icon Peking curb on Mao is seen
      179 12 Peking curb on Mao is seen ii vs there bwn split in Peking on the lines of the Khrusln hev-Muli'iikov struggle? Just ;u- tiic Khrushchev liberalising policy was challenged after the Polish deviatiom.sm and Hungarian uprising, so it is felt that Chinese "old guard" communists aie beginning to hamstring Chairman
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      Lock icon REFUGEES MAY LEAVE SIAM FOR VIETNAM
      279 12 REFUGEES MAY LEAVE SIAM FOR VIETNAM gOUTH VIETNAMESE President N ff o Dinh Diem's present state visit to Siam may result in the repatriation ot most of the 18,000 Vietnamese refugees now settled in North-East Siam. The refugees left Indo-China and settled In Siam at a time when Ho Chi
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      Lock icon Mrkos Comet is sighted in Japan
      40 12 The Asahikawa Astronomical Observatory in Hokkaido has spotted and photographed the Mrkos Comet. It was located just beneath the Great Dipper. The comet U likely to be sighted several times this month. A. P.
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      Lock icon Church is Indianisedi
      52 12 Church is Indianisedi THE United Church of Canada in Toronto, this year will transfer to the Trust Association of the United Church of Northern India more than 200 buildings set I up during 80 years of missionary service in India. The properties in- elude churches, schools, colleges, hospitals and houses.-
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      Lock icon More rice for PI
      25 12 The Philippine Government has decided to import more rice as a move to hold down rising prices on basic goods.- A.P.
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      Lock icon He defies Jakarta
      67 12 rpRADERS in Lampung 1 Regency. in South Sumatra, have been warned against increasing thj prices of goods or face-j "severe military punishments." This warning, issued by Lieut.-Col. Kcmbi Worantf. military commander of the Regency, was in direct opposition to the Jakarta Government's new exportimport regulations which allow
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      Lock icon Hindi by 1965? India is not yet certain
      75 12 INDIA'S language commission, in recommending that Hindi should replace English as the official language was unable to decide whether the changeover Gutter envi^ged f practicable b 1965 h *<* been 11 J h < c reporf emphaatoed that India had not only
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      89 14 t ion of piav scores In yes'errljiy's (Ticket matches: At Weston Super-marc- Somerset 242-7 (Wight 05; versas Surrey. At Derby: Derbyshlrp 98; Kent 13 for n o wicket Rain restricted play. At Hit mini; him: ComWned Services 175 for nlm versus Warwickshire. Rain restricted play.
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