The Singapore Free Press, 16 August 1957

Microfilm: NL2446
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    Masthead
    19 1 The Singapore Free Press I Malaya's Own Family Paper X, l«5l Singapore, Friday. August 16, 1?>.~)7 Price IS is-
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    Mouse to the rescue
    277 1 IIfU'UUMIHUtMMIMIIIIIIIIU^^^ HERE'S SOME COOP NEWS FOR THE BALD HEADS I ■JIXPEAIHENTI with a Vj mause'g whiskers and the uooll\ coat of a lamb g ht>ve produced the most promising news y<'t for bald-headed men. They have shown timt a food substance, cysteine, is rapidly absorbed by
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    59 1 >♦♦♦-♦♦♦♦! kitten's Wca of paradise is a Ion? cool drink of ifte? B day's laze in the sun 'but look how 'ye given it to mr-in a uhiss with a straw J Straws must have been designed to stop us. I've I .md sucked, but the only «"ilk I've had
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    Lock icon ARAB BID TO BE BLOCKED
    430 1 ARAB BID TO BE BLOCKED fh-2 U.N. Security Council will meet on Tuesday to discuss aggression charge against Great Britain Untied States is embarrassed VyESTERN sources at the United Nations said last night that it wa* fairly certain the Arab charge of British aggression in Oman would be thrown out
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    Gangster attack
    66 1 A 30-YEAR-OLD Can tonese, Seng La] Kong of Buklt Ho Bwee, wraa attacked yesterday evening by a ftTOUP of Chinese who throw acid at him while he was coming out oi coffee .shop In Upper Chin Chr-w Street, Singapore. He was admitted to the General Hospital wlvtc he
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    Lock icon 'Won't quit S'pore'
    65 1 DUNCAN SANDYS. Itish Minister of Detid In Darwin today 'tain had no thought 'ing its base in Sin- boon asked wheideration was be- to establishing B naval base at Darwin m view of the possible need to leave Singapore. He paid: "We in Britain are fully aware
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    END OF STRIKE SEEN
    106 1 dlsCUSSiOni may be I between the singaLephone Board and "•yes 1 union either or tomorrow with a nd the 40- day old rd yesterday sent )l y Lo the union"* latfSt proposal that they should start talks on wage claims before the union could withdraw the
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    A PLAN TO CUT ROAD TOLL
    377 2 Higher standard of Instructors is need*A No rules govern licence issue A FIVE-POINT PLAN to cut down road accidents and improve dnving standards in Singapore has been put forward by Mr. R. L. Lambert of Lambert* Driving School. They are: Demand an inquiry into
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    $2½ MIL. LIBRARY IS FREE
    163 2 $2 MIL. LIBRARY IS FREE irpHE new Raffles National L Library for which the foundation stone will be laid today at 5.30 p.m. Dy Mr. Lee Kong Chian. the I Singapore multi-millionaire rubber magnate, will have a free membership. The new building, costing $2,500,000, will be constructed behind the pre
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    SCOUT ON U.S. GRANT
    125 2 MR. Goh Chin Chye, a Singapore teacher and youth leader, will leave by air for the United States on a four month youth specialist training grant on Monday. The grant has been awarded by the United States Department of State through the Singapore U.S.I.S. His programme
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    TECHNICAL AID SOUGHT
    247 2 ICA conference to discuss new programme SINGAPORE and the Federation are seeking technical assistance from the International Cooperative Alliance to promote co-operative insurance, marketing, banking and building projects. This will be discussed at a four-day conference to be held in Kuala Lumpur next January. The conference is
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      101 2 ONE MAN AGAINST A TOWN j j^H CONE MAD WITH LUST! J Yi^tcrday he IMM a burning, I with vengeance screaming I REX jjS^Mft^ tomorrow mvmWm MIDNIGHT -™™W M flB IB tt i^t I Bb H BB aB BB IB B 'wM»fo_ THE TK 8U UALITY ,wbi H. A. O'CONNOR
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      99 2 ifflSffin r"''"'ii'ii Jasß. gftgs s? f j«Ba^ How exciting! A new, crea m y lotion specially for removing leg hair. Just apply with the hand, leave for 5 fragrant minutes then wipe away unsightly hair. Nothing could be easier! New Bu-to Leg Hair Remover is sold in th rilling so
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    Lock icon THAT SIESTA HOUR IS ESSENTIAL
    190 3 It would help to boost Britain's prosperity, says this doctor j Ah,, 1., i H toi lay ed lUlUms *«P fOT ll( after s,i, i, a k lkT R H sl Mtl<lk:(l Journal, Dr. M. Curwen Snf rih&J ?y cam P ai nin 8 the
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    Jet fighters for Saudi Arabia
    41 3 Cairo Radio announced last night that Egypt has delivered another batch of j fighter planes believed to be jets to Saudi Arabia i under the provisions of the 1956 Saudi Arabian-Egyp- i tian joint defence pact.
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    Lock icon It was a great temptation...
    143 3 It was a great temptation With so many clothes around and no one look- Ing Theresa Leach, nine, could not resist the E temptation of trying on a frock. While her mother sort- <\\ through clothes at the Singapore Anti- Tuberculosis Association C Jumble sale at St. Andrew's Memorial Hall
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    Lock icon Divine right of kings is challenged
    175 3 Divine right of kings is challenged NEPAL DEMOCRATS OBJECT TO MONARCH'S ACTIONS divine right of Kings" was yesterday 1 wenged in the wild lalayan kingdom of Nepal. challenge was directed at the country's 37-year-old monarch, King Mahcndra. by the recently established alliance of the country's three major opposition parties over
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    Lock icon X-RAY RISKS REPORT SOON
    92 3 i port on the dangers of excessive X-ray examinations will be made to 1 Australian Government 111 >i'ti a curb on X-rays ikely to follow, newspaper Ports .said in Sydney sterday. Hie afternoon newspaper Sydney Sun quoted Chairin Sir McFarlane Burnet the National Radiation ivisopy Committee
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    Lock icon U.S. ARMY CUTS?
    76 3 THE U.S. Defence Secretary, Mr. Charles E. Wilson indicated in Washington yesterday that the American armed forces may be cut to 2,500.000 men in the next 18 months. That would be 300.000 fewer than the services now have. The retiring Defence Secretary told a news conference that
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    Lock icon CROMWELL'S HEAD TO SON
    102 3 A COUNTRY canon who died recently, has left the embalmed head of Oliver Cromwell, Britain's I 17th century dictator, to I his son, according to a will I published in London yester- day. The head, hacked from Cromwell's body three years after his death in 1658,
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    NAVAL SHIPPING
    15 3 Three ships, Newcastle, Crane and Telemachus are in the Singapore Naval Base today.
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    Lock icon 24-hour stay in space
    87 3 U.S. Air Force doc- xi. tor plans to spend 24 hours in a balloon 19 miles above earth to E learn about the medical E i*»«J technical problems E of space flight. The flight, to be E made within the next week, would set a new
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    The Singapore Free Press Opinion A closed shop?
    225 4 The Singapore Free Press Opinion A closed shop? FRIDAY. Aug. 16. 1057. A LEADING Singapore driving instructor has proposed a plan to make our roads safer alike for pedestrians as for motorists. Any workable plan that will cut down the road death toll is to be welcomed. In the main
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    A new world in plastic
    622 4  - A new world in plastic Ernest Chisholm Thomson by I^OK two years now I have been seeing the world through spectacles with plastic lenses. My raincoat is plastic, so are my fountain pen and cigarette case and 50 other things I handle daily. Soon, if I take wise advice, I
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    U.K.'s shrinking oil holdings
    191 4 Th s cchatr t the ownership pattern of Mid- hast oil since 1946. E .«i IJ) **> Britain was supreme in the Mid-East oil Cl Pay —controlling two-thirds of the area's total output The Americans had only a toe-hold. Their share c was loss than half
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    BY THE WAY
    136 4  - BY THE WAY Beachcomber by "AND are you a real «a. harajah?' asked th« girl. "Just a rajah without the maha," said Foulenough. adjusting his turban. "What are you rajah of?" "Monifalore Bangagong, Suerat, p or blitah, and Kuningtai. lah." "And are you hert with your yacht?" "Never move without
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      20 4 HENDRY'S for Schools P. H. HE N D R V Manufacturing Jeweller 78 North Bridge Koud, Singapore, 6- Kuala l.umpur.
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      87 4 A wonderful thirst j^. I quencher at anytime rich in health-giving JKmtt/f properties of apples mi wr j grown in England"s finest mM mm I orchards. Z f ft»»» l*6li 15 iSSV/tC OMit BY WWM CAYMt* C SON l'l 7 ib*C( MAS«S »[(>i<.ttßfD iH UNiTtC KINCOCM A I >^YDER/ j
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      137 4 CUMMINGS ON THAT DISLOYAL LORt; <► V a^^m m I v^ I I If j »^r 1 Td^jiJ Jj a^^a^a^^aL —^^a^^^a^^^ I f iGQi I am JL I I I II I /l^ <\L\ I II lO^^vV ar 11 1 v F^jT /Vi r All \dr«V^Lw .^Wa^^^L^ m JBC tM^v^STww
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    HEART TO HEART CHAT WITH TENGKU
    345 5 HEART TO HEART CHAT WITH TENGKU Mr. Lim to discuss that matter or me Jonore Causeway clamo T ahnnt It CMil l s* filiation in Singapore political circle* Chief Minilf e pr reP Q°- d arran^ m^t Jor top-level talks between the Accord f t bin *?P ore and Federation
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    Lock icon 'CAVIAR FLIGHTS FOR TOMMIES'
    59 5 Reports persisted in the Australian Press yesterday that British troops are being rushed to Christmas Island in the Pacific in great secrecy. The afternoon newspaper Sydney Sun, quoting reports from London, said the troops were being ferried across the United States in "champagne and caviar" flights
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    A TALK ON TWI
    86 5 DOUR Training Within 1 Industry experts now attending the International Labour Organisation's se- minar in Singapore will address members of thr Singapore Supervisory and Management Training Association today at 5.30 p.m. i lie Hollywood Room. n Theatre. They are Mr. Sven Grabo Sweden. Brigadier F L
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    Lock icon 5,000 JAILBIRDS GET A PARDON
    42 5 President Sukarno will proclaim clemency for more than 25,000 inmates of jails on Indonesia's Independence Day tomorrow, it was announced today. Of this number, 5.259 will be released outright. The others will have their terms reduced. U.P.
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    University lunch
    35 5 Members of the University of Malaya Society wishing to attend th e lunch on Sunday for the Philippine Cultural Mission should contact either Dr. V. Thamblpillai (2414)) or Dr. Tay Teck Eng (*****).
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    SATA STRESSES NO MERCER
    100 5 IpALKB have begun beIweMl the Govern"H and SATA on the i»'<»p«sed survey of tuber--1 "l'»si s in Singapore. rhf Director of SATA. 0 ii. Garllck, said 111 the survey would t»c "V first step in the "em* to defeat tuber 1 "losis, based on the re-
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      283 5 (r at p- mop fNEW INVENTION A TIME LABOUR SAVER 1 OR CLEANLINESS COMFORT! mgm Tb do cleaning work with SOOGER is a «im pie and pleasant job. It requires DO electricity. SOOGER also has an MWiMwt mwT-r automatic squeeaer and an adjustable handle It therefore eliminates the necessity of
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      43 6 IjM s I I I FILTERS The only filter cigarette that Rives j^ou the highest qu.ili' I tobaccos, low nicotine an< i effective filtration. y J MUCH MORE .Wfil s FLAVOUR fiSfli 1 MUCH LESS NICOTINE pit <| /cir and King-size iTIM L^^. I""
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      124 6 I ...<■,■■■# ■■>-■■ -JRlBNfe. wHI IftUK I^l 8^ BftV I d*M* m* '8 1 w<± *B 111! I II 1 1 flP«d\ H.^ t?iii IFIIiI Im I j I I YOU'VE H^PRfcPS 'XPOSITIVE' I THE NEW LEASES Af4P J p X S!: OF EXTRAS. SURE HCSJ IV »CNOW RLM HAVE
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      516 6 1 BORN today, you have a we] I trolled personality which I ly balanced between the sh-fv.n," I practical and the artistic. As I you are quiet and reserved yet i I the capacity to make a host of '.i J I s friends. ydJ I i You are methodical,
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      182 7 LONDON, Aug. 15. -c,, Previous Todaj BBEB N«. 1 RSS cLf. ..h parti Aujjust 26T 8 buyers 27 buyers 27 sellers 27 sellers Sept. 27 buyers 27 8 buyers 27 'i sellers 27 sellers No. 1 RSS Spot 27 buyers 27 buyers 27 sellers 27 sellers BBER
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      New York prices
      106 7 PNEW YORK, Aug. 15Previous Today fi\ Mi.iits Spot 94.25 norn 94 75 nom. 1 futures |tin.itrd Contract Auff- unquoted unquoted (Sept. unquoted unquoted ONE: Quiet. SALES: Nil. traiu Contract Aii*. 94 00 buyers 93 75 buyers 94.75 sellers 94.50 sellers Sept. 9400 buyers 93.75 buyers 94.62 sellers
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      40 7 JNEW YORK, Aug. 15 Previous Today Industrials 485-93 487 30 0 Railroads 142.18 142.20 0 Domestic Bonds 85.53 85.41 5 Utilities 68-34 68-50 5 suxkx omposite Averages 168.40 168.75 Above prices quoted in U.S. cents per lb.
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      U.S. PEPPER
      56 7 I>ar/Lampong spot 26^2, relea.se 26 V&. a floats i bar August shipment npong August shipment iwak spot 26 Vi, await- Ing release 26. afloats 25%, August shipment 25%. Muntok j white pepper spot 35, afloats !34 1 2, and August shipment 34, i sellers ex-dock Above prices quoted
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      103 7 LONDON, Aur. 15Previous Today <<>PK\ rhilippines ci.f. U.K./ North European delivered W'uht f>er long ton Aug. Sept. $169 sellers $1684 sellers vopim Straits c.if. U.K.. North European delivered weight per long ton Auk. Sept. £624 buyers £624 buyers £63 sellers Sept/ Oct. unquoted unquoted [ONE Dull.
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    Lock icon Jenny Ann— is it love?
    72 7 Actress Ingrid Bergman yesterday indignantly denied as "ridiculous" a newspaper report that her daughter. Jenny Ann Lindstrom planned to marry one of the RossellinLs. The Rome newspaper Momento Sera said Jenny Ann had fallen for Franco Rossellinl. the 22-year-old nephew of Miss Bergman's husband, Roberto
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    Hooligans did this
    108 7 A CHILDREN'S day nursery in Da gen ham Avenue, 1 m Chad well Heath, Essex, England, was completely a wrecked the other day by a sang of hooligans. m Cots, toys and windows were smashed, curtains 5 gl torn down and paint splashed everywhere. The nur- 8
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    AIRMEN WRECK A DANCE HALL
    147 7 CEVEN RAF men were locked in cells last week instead of sailing back to England for demob. They were held at Zeelst RAF base, near Eindhoven. Holland, because Dutch police say they were among 30 airmen wno wrecked a dance hall. No table, chair or
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      121 7 Today's Radio Programme for Singapore 1.15 pm. Potpourri; 1.30 Time Signal and News; 140 The Road to Independence 1.50 Potpourri Part 2; 5 00 I Hear Music; 5.30 Life With The Lyons; 6.00 Programme Summary; 6.02 Mail Bag, at the mika Sarojinl Lourdes; 6.30 Speak Malay; 6 35 Mail Bag;
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      90 7 IMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIC: I SINCAPORE I I HIGH TIDES I TODAY: 15 57 p.m TOMORROW: 2.13 a.m. E and 2.28 p.m. SUNDAY: 2.57 am. E and 3.06 p.m. MONDAY: 3.56 a.m. E and 3.54 p.m. TUESDAY: 526 am and 5 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 7.44 a.m. and 6.27 p.m. THURSDAY: ».O3 am and 7.53
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    THEY GO TO THE 'ROOT' OF TA BLE
    170 8 THEY GO TO THE 'ROOT' OF TA BLE This^ mm healtm Wean a.\ N •sec gl ,3,-B don a series of \JMI on to make cigarette* lhc inspire jjßq, W^ s going a^e^K are accepting thef ac lung cance- and smokneM that smokers, despite XTr Sible to give up ciga-e-S
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    HE TESTED AN IN THE NGINE BATH
    241 8 HE TESTED AN IN THE NGINE BATH THE man from upstairs accused racing motor--1 ist Leslie Leston— he drove a BRM at Aintree last month of making too much noise testing racing cars in a ground floor workshop. Sometimes it is impossible to make myself heard," said Mr. Michael Kennard
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    A clean sweep!
    115 8 rpVVENTY-ONE-YEAR-OLD American si>. unu 1 Charlie Gracie is seen on the left s< am al X promptu rehearsal for an audience of "MW. m the London Hippodrome. ,fi lie has just begun a two-weeks season S first in London. n|h| Gracie. whose style is a combination 01
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    NOT LOVELY, BUT LIVELY
    80 9 "MAYBE he hasn't got the looks of a lovely baby, but ***> Alex, the London Zoo orang-utan, is certainly a E lively one. 5 He knows how to ape, and even outdo the antics E of the most precocious .junior. E But the children don't care.
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    BUT IT'S HEAVY WEATHER
    93 9 BUT IT'S HEAVY WEATHER (W l;: LENT seas f«*l uft i'Ded up by a 'gT" r «;eze added to ■f 1 Mil 's of the «W r Xe K atta the wi week, U fr in Cow rs iT t h e Isle of U >]| "ampshire Mr. Jolie MaCM"
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      132 9 NO OTHER AIRLINE OFFERS YOU SO MUCH! Kffia^B «J^ .^jJyyy.- r i'>xii2L 1 r K £s HJK^MI ■>kfe^x->' r Hk%t w?K^ •■•'m'x:' :i 'l;i'' o^9tSKJv'' fiV Far example: EXTRA QUIET AIRLINERS Long FAMED for their .superlative quietness, Pan American's double-decked Super "Strato" Clippers* now are quieter than everl Now, new
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    Dressed for Royalty
    50 10 Dressed for Royalty I Hilary Beacher wear- ing a white organdie I dress last worn for Queen Victoria's visit to the Channel Islands. I is seen in the above I picture presenting the Queen with a bouquet :In Guernsey during her recent visit there Z accompanied by Prince Philip. Wiltllllfllllllltlflltlltlfll
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    Matches are his hobby
    104 10 Matches are his hobby When serving as a chief gunner's mate in the Royal Navy during the war, Walter Ward began "making things' 1 with matehsticks. Among them was a .scale model of his .ship Mr Ward, now 57 and porter at the Royal Portsmouth Hospital. England, has never dropped
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    The tale of a Royal trilby
    342 10 DETER SMITH, on holiday in Sark with his wife, A wishes now that he hadn't so contemptuously tossed over a churchyard wall the well-used brown trilby he found at his feet in the gutter. He wishes, too, that he hadn't been quite so free
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    But Mr. Steele—it's not cricket, you know...
    486 10 But Mr. Steele— it's not cricket, you know... SSSSJT IT WAS 2 a.m. when rock *n roll first came to the genteel palm court of the genteel hotel. And the first tinkling notes of a xylophone were enough to bring the manager scurrying downstairs. The upshot Of it all was
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    QUEEN TYPING ERROR
    275 10 QUEEN TYPING ERROR IT was only a typist's error but it embarrassed the Queen as she was reading her reply to th e Loyal Ad- j dress of Welcome from the Royal Court of Guernsey the other week. She came to this paragraph: i "We my husband and I, are
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    SWORD OF HONOUR
    52 10 Her Royal Highness the Princess K<>> i)(ipr above presenting: the sword of honour to Son' 1 Officer A. I>. W. Anderson of Waterloo (onu> |V lhf College, Sandhurst at the Sovereigns P>' >l Koyal Military College. n t hr Senior Under Officer Anderson also Queen's Medal at
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    Lock icon Kissing on the screen is hard task
    720 11 "I'd much sooner 9 learn ten pages of I dialogue than do a I love scene" saps Deborah Kerr. The beautiful redhead I debunks the oldtime silent movie theory that the hottest and tenderest kissing scenes come when the leading men and leading
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  • Glimpses
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      Lock icon Can Peking afford to buy abroad?
      211 12 Can Peking afford to buy abroad? THERE is growing conviction in Washington official circles that relaxation of Western trade controls caught Communist China in the midst of an embarrassing economic recession. Authorities studying the situation said this may account in part to Peking's curiously intense new stream of propaganda blasts
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      21 12 X Throe Indonesian trade union executives are on a months tour of Britain at the invitation of the British Government. Reuter
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      30 12 Penguin Books Limited has reached an agreement with the state-owned publishing houses in Communist China for the publishing of translated versions of each other's books without payment of royalties.- Reuter
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      38 12 Ceylon has asked Burma and Communist China to expedite ric c shipments which lately have not been arriving on time. China has shipped only 90.000 of the 270,000 tons she contracted to send to Ceylon this year.- U.P.
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      41 12 The pro-Muslim Plebiscite Front Party in Srinigar has demanded the release of its leader, the former Prime Minister Sheikh Abdullah, who was ur- rested under a preventive Detention Act in August 1953 and has been held ever since without trial. Reuter.
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      32 12 Mr. Willem Suitela, an official of the Indonesian Ministry of Agriculture's sea fish/L>rie.s division, has arrived in Tokyo for a twomonth study of pearl culture and mother-of-pearl products, and fishing methods. A.P.
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      41 12 A 72-year-old man has died at the Hiroshima Atomic Hospital as the 17th fatality this year of the atom bomb dropped on Hiroshima 12 years ago. He was suffering from a tumour of the liver, ascribed to the A-bomb radiation.- U.P.
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  • PULSE
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      Lock icon RI rebel breach with Java widens
      267 12 RI rebel breach with Java widens WITH the Commun- ists now becoming the No. 1 party in Java, Jakarta observers said that the rebel Muslim Masjumi Party leaders were likely to become more estranged from the Sukarno Government which sits in Java. The moderate Masjumi Party, bitter foe of the
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      Lock icon 'Put own house in order first'
      61 12 The British-owned Hong Kong newspaper China Mail commented that Indonesia should "first put her own house in order before claiming .sovereignty over Dutch Western New Guinea. it added, "The Indonesian claim to sovereignty over Western New Guinea certainly cannot be based OB race, culture
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      Lock icon 141,132 families given land
      69 12 Burma's four-year land reform programme has achieved only 20 per cent of its goal in its final year But Prime Minister U Nu praised this as a major achievement. U Nu told a land nationalisation conference in Rangoon that Burma has R total of 19.f)no.ooo acres
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    RELIGION BEING BENT TO WILL OF CHINA REDS
    244 12 (By A Special Correspondent) INTIMATION of the early formation of a "patriotic association" of Roman Catholics in China forms cynical comment on the hollowness of Communist promises. The proposed move has already been forced on many other religious bodies in China with
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    60 12 A Joint Siamese. Amenta 11 malaria en. trol programme, which j has already reached all affected areas i Siam and the homesil 12.000.000 people, j I aimed at ridding the Kingdom of the scowr within a few years. Picture shows An* rican and Siamese off. rials in charge of the
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    Lock icon Luring back the forests
    112 12 Luring back the forests India, like many ci tries. Is trying to back the retreating M Silent but prominent in India's history, q now cover only 22! cent of the nation's I* This is three per <*«' low the safety maAJ perts say. and far the desirable. During the first
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    48 12 JAW/1 /v newspapers will b e a little thinner in the months ahead. Publishers have voluntarily aqreca to cut imports of newsprint. 1 Publishers acted tti Government, which Is t<> to cut down all Import countries and thUi amounts of foreign €Xi A.P.
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    1143 13  - Turbulent career of the Emden George MALCOLM THOMSON ►the book page 4 by I L?j V COMMAND: THE EPIC STORY OF THE EMDEN BY A. A. HOEHLING. CASSELL. 191 PAGES. [sl before noon, the "Ltltine" boll was rung and an I announcement was made in Lloyd's. Underwriters pkers and clerks
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    224 13 The Ordeal of Gilbert Pinfold by Evelyn Waugh. {Chapman arid Hall, 12 «<*■> M NEW novel from the pen of Evelyn P ;l »ii;h is an etvent J. !> r( li noting, as ■is books invariably W VI tfiod for dis J 1 "n and arguD'"t
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      218 13 CLUES ACROSS 0 Extended place !f>r the 1 Evil spirit and C&i In this pastime (6). Involvement (11) 8 Rocky mountain i 1 f i« the 7 Matrimonial parent to Rita downpours <B>. mostly (7). 10 Clase car In small bo. its <fi). 9 speech characteristic might 13 Fasten together
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    IF SUNNY LAD STARTS HE CAN SCORE AGAIN
    401 14 IF SUNNY LAD STARTS HE CAN SCORE AGAIN C LASS 4. DIV. I— 6F. Sunny Lad 9.00; Winnetou 8.13; Britannia 8.12; Bingo 8.11; Khaslm 8.11; Blue Tango 8.10; Sweet Violets 8.10; Handsome 8.08; Foghorn 8.08; Periwinkle 8 07; Pleasant Dream 8.06; Balkan Chevalier 8.05; Pagan King 8.05; Knightsbridge 8.04 Strong
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    BACK RED WOLF ON HIS FOURTH TO COMMOTION
    199 14 CLASS 4, DIV. I—9 FURS Red Wolf II 9.00; Mont Blot II 8.11; Shah DOr 8.08; Bright Sun 8.06; Trigger II 8.02; Sound Barrier 8.00; French's Forest 7.12; Turn To 7.12; Reasonable 7.10; Niall 7.07. Selections: 1. MONT BLOT; 2, Reasonable; 3.
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    THEY WILL NOT START TOMORROW
    47 14 FOLLOWING horses are probable I scratching* for to- g morrow White Heather Bajan. Budgerigar. Sudden Choice. Bright Sun. Calculation. Sir Sun. Knifhtsbridfe. Wild Applause. Dark Prince Sunny Lad. Brittania 11. g and Sure Profit. Ked Wolf II is a very doubtful starter.
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    FIRE POWER CAN WIN THIS RACE
    197 14 CLASS 4. DIV. 2— 6 F. Karang 8.07; Colza 8.05; Helen Jo 8.04; Princely Gift 8.03; Ellem 8.02; Forget Me Not 8.00- San Juan 7.13; Fire Power 7.12; Canton II 7.12; The Whistler 7.11; Orissa 7.11; Arrieties 7.10; Eastern Way 7.09; Today Matinee 7.09;
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    Scone Stone to win if track remains good
    322 14 Scone Stone to win if track remains good ALLAN LEWIS sums J CLASS 3. DIV. 1-IJM White Heather 9.00; Bajan 8.13; Quicksilver 8.08: Today Showing 8.06: Peanut Kid 8.05; Scone Stone 8 04: Balkan Arab 8 03: Grand Rapids 8 02: Budgerigar 8.01: Sterling 8.00: Rehmat 7.13. Selections: 1. SCONE
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    LONG RACES MAY BE LODE MINE'S RIGHT GAME
    421 14 CLASS 3. DIV. 2— li,M. Lord Fredrick II 9.00- Adjutant 8.13; Lode Mine 8.08; Flturius 8.06; Sudden Choice 8.03; Cynosure 8.03; Swanhaven 8.0'?; King's Prophet 8.00; World Freedom 7.10; Monarch 7.10; Prince Gallant 7.07; Scholarship 7.07. Selections: 1. LODE MINK; 2. Lord
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    JUPITER BEST IN DIFFICULT FIELD
    187 14 CLASS 1. fm r Blarhan *><»<); l .m^dalf Rust Trap B.U: -'"'Tri Y*a Blondrau B.llj r J 8-10: F.llcw 8.09; rrtUerj Reliable 8.07: G»« Show Up 8.05 "fly BWJ 8.01; FUrwel Hit s Jester 8.02; Sure >'",!;'. R Selections: i I||IU J Miss Harmon v
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    150 14 CLASS 4, DIV. 2—9 FURS. Peace Police 9.00; CJood Returns 8.10; Performer II 8.09; Tawakal 8.06; Pun-to Rico S.QZ. Showman 8.05; Park II 8.04; Victolre 8.00; Calculation 7.10; Sir Sun 7.09. Selections: 1. PERFORMER II; 2. Showman; 3. Victoire. Outsider; Tawakal. pKRFORMER II looks
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    448 15  - Amicables A. A. in SAFA Senior Cup semi finals TEOH ENG TATT BUT THEY MUST CUT OUT THE ROUGH TACTICS By IMICABUB A A officials deserve a pat on the back for their policy like that of famous Manchester United of having a team of food, keen youngsters than one
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    Gloucestershire beat Hampshire by 7 wickets
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    MULLOY AND PATTY ARE TOP SEEDED
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    22 15 Russia beat Finland 10-" in Group Six of the European Zone of the World soccor Cup in Helsinki yesterday.
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    127 15 RESULT in yesterday's cricket matches: At Cheltenham: Gloucestershire beat Hampshire by seven wickets. Hampshire 125 and 66 (Cook 4-12); Gloucester 177 (Burden 6-110 and i- r > for thre< Clo.sc of play score.- in other matches: At Lords: Middlesex v. Leicestershire. No play rain. At
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    130 15 MISS SYLVIA KUUSKA. of California, set a world .swimming record at Houston, Texas, last night ;by clocking smin. 49.55ec. I for the 440 yards women's individual medley relay. There is no existing record but a standard time of smin. 52sec had
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    71 16 808 HOPE, famous American comedian, recently visited the Hungarian refugee camp at Klosterneuburg. near Vienna. Austria. He is to start col- lection at a forthcoming film performance, the proceeds of which hr will use for the installation of a babies nursery at the camp. It was a great day for
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    129 16 CPEAKING yesterday at the United Nations Se- minar in Bangkok. Mrs. j Mary Lobo of Singapore said: 'No man in the legislature will bring in a bill forbidding plural marriages.* 1 She was among speakers from 15 nations campaigning hard for an end to polygamy
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