The Singapore Free Press, 28 August 1957

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    16 1 The Singapore Free Press .Malaya's Own Family Paper Kj Wednesday, August 28, 1957. Price 1"> (Ms.
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    Lock icon OFF TO A GOOD START
    295 1 U.S. officials predict bright future for independent Malaya PRESIDENT Eisenhower 1 and other American oHicials will formally hail the independence of the Federation of Malaya this weekend. The White House is expected to issue a statement welcoming the new constitutional monarchy into the community of
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    Lock icon A ROCKET FOR WEST BY ZORIN
    135 1 A ROCKET FOR WEST BY ZORIN Zorin's attack on he Western attitude i j was tplashed on the front- j" i British news- under huge heciii'ies. 7 News Chronicle ban headline read Flays The We while that of r Daily Mail an- nounced "Russia Turns O'i The Heat." I Daily
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    Challenged to take a final stand, the Reds fall silent
    387 1 Challenged to take a final stand, the Reds fall silent \RUSSIA FOLLOWS UP TERROR WEAPON CLAIM BY REJECTING WEST'S DISARM PROPOSALS BUT DOOR TO FURTHER NEGOTIATIONS IS KEPT SIGNIFICANTLY OPEN RUSSIA after claiming to possess the world's most terrible terror weapon yesterday climbed down when challenged to say the word
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    ON THE ROCKS
    99 1 PUBLIC-SPIRITED villa--1 gers of Kampong Agas near Pasir Panjang last night caught red-handed two smugglers whose speedboat ran aground off the shore. A Singapore Customs patrol of three interceptors sighted the smugglers craft going from Pulau Dua towards the Pj^ir Panjang coast at about 10.40 Last night,
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    Lock icon THE HAND-PICKED BOYS'
    190 1 I Peking objects, to choice of pressmen andjrandsjhem: Chinese Communist I vernment Is delaying lUC Of passports to 24 lean correspondents 1 c ol dissatisfaction their selection, Chi--1 c offlaiali iaiji in Poking v erday. it was not IOWn when the visas I be issued, they said.
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      103 1 ■X- ■jjaHHflflHl HBr V,. TBfliSfc '^hHU^hMK ~4odlL- r-'-'^wAM^V Vitamins, V) U r Childls Health... (</Aa/ u/ouldrit you give io ensure it f One way. Mother is to ro- A J An COgnifte the value Of a food O V^ J supplement. Gfve your child n m -^^f delicious 'Ovaltine* every
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    Death stalks Colony estate
    171 2 MOTORISTS IGNORE THAT IO^tu^^SPEBD Utn Till. S| m ph. speed limit imposed in Sennet t Estate In Singapore is not being observed by many motorists. Residents told the Free Tress that the\ had often seen motorists racing through tlie estate at a speed of 30 miles
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    Lock icon MERDEKA REPORTS FOR SARAWAK
    249 2 MERDEKA REPOR TS FOR SARAWAK Daily round-up by radio trio A I HREE-MAX teaxn of commentatoi-s from Radio Sarawak will a daily 15-minute round-up, of the merdeka celebrations in the federation for their home station Heading the team is Mr. Lan Ktogsley the others are Mr Lai Chong Kiat, Chinese
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    Lock icon FLU KILLS 1,000 IN R.I.
    72 2 'PHE Indonesian Health Ministry announced yesterday that about i.OOO people died during the recent influenza epidemic which swept Indonesia. i It added more than 1.500,--000 people suffered from flu during the period April to mid-August. The region hit most by the epidemic was Tapanuli in
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    Lock icon MILLIONS IN U.S. WILL GET IT
    54 2 Dr. Leroy E. Burney. Lmted States Surgeon General yesterday predicted that between 25 to 34 million people in the United States may ultimately fall victim to Asian flu. There were now 20. 000 to 25.000 cases, he estimated in an article in US News
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    Lock icon US rushes vaccine
    33 2 A military transport plane left a New Jersey air base yesterday with 18,000 C.C of Asian flu vaccine for United States Air Forc^ personnel and their families in Europe. A.P.
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    Lock icon A BLACK AND WHITE RACE
    59 2 Dr. Martin Niemoeller, a German pastor who gained fame for his anti-Nazi stand, said on Tuesday 'the end of the white race's do' minance will come during the lives of our children He .said the white race is already a minority and wifl become a
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    Rubber price
    20 2 September first K ra<io rubber buyer. f ob «JJ»3 a. »o? Rapor r this m<»»*ng suawsr- tone *c
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    Council to lend experts
    144 2 'THE Singapore City -I Council will co-operate with the Government in setting up a Hawkers' Advisory Committee. The council's health committee has, however, turned down a suggestion' by a councillor, Mrs G C Smith, that two council lors be nominated to sit on the committee. The
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    Lock icon H. KONG WILL SET THE SCENE AGAIN
    58 2 Twentieth Century Studios yestcrdaj innol r ed plans to film a W production in H< '■><: this autumn The studio said tW F ture will be Small wj man." tht 1 hist English won;..;' in CDJj The director will be WJJ Robeson, who
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      81 2 stop press""": KIRK DOUGLAS j I SINCS DANCE m SUSAN HAYWARD I in the LAUGHDEST WAR-OF-THE- Jk SEXES COMEDY SINCE Sj BK(;a\! J ■I I -^RBB^MiHwßft H^& I^l J^ v Bk i "tXm' Secret Affair Warner Bros. Picture in WarnerScope OPENS CAPITOL TODAY "»j!~ "HnHiifiiiFm,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..! 5 Gallon Electric Wash Boiler
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    Lock icon PRIMITIVE RITES NEEDED
    530 3 PRIMITIVE RITES NEEDED 'May be way to curb juvenile delinquency' SOCIOLOGISTS In the United States were told yesterday that juvenile delinquency might be curbed if American society adopted some equivalent of the rites with which primitive iriDes initiate boys into manhood Mr. Arthur Niederhoffer of the New York City Police
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    Lock icon US forced Egypt to grab Suez'
    202 3 IE f '»iAN finance Minis I Abciol Moneim KaisJf' told the Cairo Parlial« f: yesterday that the IP 1 f anal was nationalised ||r a lilert r esult of the X 1 of the American Igj to finance the Aswan ■i ll re l
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    Lock icon STALIN SNUBBED KING GEORGE
    62 3 According to correspondence published in Moscow yesterday between Stalin and Churchill, King George VI expressed a desire to meet Stalin in Berlin during the Potsdam Conference in 1945. But (he proposition was dropped after Stalin's reply that the meeting "is not foreseen In my plans" although
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    Lock icon MT. ETNA GETS ANGRY
    62 3 MOUNT ETNA, Europe's Met! and most tur--1"< volcano, was firing > salvoes MB hour yes--1 y behind a thick bank of clouds which impeded direct observation communique issued by the Volcanolouy Institute of Catania University the explosion* vsljitjJt startrd thrrp days A£o. wore becoming niorr frequent.
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, Aug. 28, 1957 Opinion CATCHING UP ONLY
    294 4 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, Aug. 28, 1957 Opinion CATCHING UP ONLY r rHE Russians say they have successfully tested an inter-continental missile. And in the same breath they add that they have conducted thermonuclear tests at great height. And so when they go on to claim that they can
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    Negro is gaining strong foothold in U.S. commerce
    1454 4 Negro is gaining strong foothold in U.S. commerce TRARE LEADER Wl\ SINGAPORE Adt'liiidi* Eusitvpj v<>M§vlud*>s hvr svrivs an tit** \ttt twi vti n .W#//*o IIKKIIAI'S thf Mfffd fight— apart from his perpetual battle for liuinan rights which the Negro of Xmerita has had to WtLgt concerns that over job opportunities
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      70 4 I PATEK PHILIPPE ihe HorKTB foremost Match C Ihr 1' t,rsl l'n:,s X C. I hi' ,i lit i onls tm fnecisian out <>f tin- 10 I'riz*- v tuning thtuno- nuttr*, 7 tin- I'ah L j Philippe, (hn i»/ tin- I'rizt'-n inning «*//»*>/«/>•. J 5 J ury l*al t k
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      66 4 A HEALTHFUL DRINK and so eaefly made /^^^3^^<y To make a i dnrJt J^J that really docs v good,n« /T^ J(^ a -^TtV Robinson s Pal x Barkr '^p^^ jy "*/Nv choice of c f olk >4 T^ yy ''^W wor^ ovcr yL^jj ROBINSON'S _J^++-iiS 'PATENT' BARLEY vi. 131 I
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    Wide-eyed look for a Singapore song bird
    209 5 Wide-eyed look for a Singapore song bird I S GOING tOMPMIJM OPEBATIO^, pLASTIC surgery us an aid to i beauty has caught on E with women in the Far Ea s t 585?W With the Japanese Kut it is still "foreign" to those in Malaya. Next year, howqver, a i
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    The 'Queen' will stop rolling
    30 5 The 'Queen' will st op rolling I 1 000-ton Cunard n Mary. a to be > ti.hili.sor fins to p OlliHg when she per annual over''^ter, the Cunard jounced in New
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    FUND CLAIM IS REJECTED
    296 5 FUND CLAIM IS REJECTED II 'inance and General irposeB Committee Singapore City j[ haa finally rejectJJ claim of about 180 r 1 employees who rey before Dec. 31, 1954, I(> r provident fund \'jl sir claims had been r 1. it would have if council an extra ;f, i'un> of
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    EASIER CYCLE SWAPS
    196 5 EASIER CYCLE SWAPS Registration cards for all owners yHI registration and transfer of ownership of bu-yck-s In Singapore W to be .simplified more or less on the lines of transferring a motor car. According to new rules which will come into force shortly, the Registrar of vehicles will furnish every
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      171 5 W Co oi Swart 3e Smart.. 4 W u/ear 4i IWASSIAMULLS: Kk, FS'in. 1864 > L CLOTHES L MADE TO r £^i MEASURE J f MENS WEAR DEPT. 31/35 High St. W^@Ki HKr Controllo,] Mont n.-cirir ,t Hlk^^^^^rJKQ^^ lro '"> will -.ignul Irnnp X if --t v■ |KSh^sj?9 Jl)l Month
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      239 6 SIAXDIiAKK by Lee FaJit anil VhU Htm* I why- I'M THE f II HEAR >t?U Nr.EpMsOOP NlOfH !II ME PIP ALL 1 NOT £^|5HE p r SPirTlNriloUiEy /T^ A STANPIW f-^R^ ARE YOU THIS- TO V J E WHM SURGERY^ FOR REVENGEjJj -y— wJ^ |m^f*\^^|^g I REP^__^C=^^ TAIIZAI\ T i»?
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      499 6 rE stars were shining v when you were born v uur i been given exceptional \«jm I is important that you live un SfJJ 1 i best that is in you You to the lead others and you wi I k" born l 0 i I cutfi through nonessentials an!nH
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      U.K. closing prices
      168 7 LONDON, teg Previous Tod.i> 1K \o i MM ►man petti >*»i' 25 7 buyer* 2)-, buytrt 2t> sellers 25 7 sellers Oct. 26 buyers T* 26 > 4 sellers h I KSS Spot 26 buyers 26 s buyers 26' i sellers 26 l 4 .sellers, October Ij;
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      New York prices
      102 7 NEW YORK. \ug. 27. Previous Today f»| 93.G2 noiiv 93 37 nom. [Utll! i lard Contract Aug:. unquoted unquoted Sept- unquoted unquoted Qui SALES: Nil. I Contract Aug. 93.00 buyers 92.75 buyers 93.37 sellers 93 25 sellers Sept. 92 75 buyers 92 62 buyers 93-25 sellers 93.12
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      41 7 prices quoted in U.S. cents per Ib. NEW YORK. \u ff 27 Previous Today Wusl 470 14 477 55 Mlroads 135.39 136.40 lUUfsti* Bonds 84 8n 84 90 pities 67.20 67 48 loiks Composite Averages.. 162 78 164.72
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      U.S. PEPPER
      39 7 npong spot 27. c 26%, RflofttS August shipment and awaiting and August pnces quoted in U. S. cents per Ib. shipment 26^. Muntok white spot and awaiting release ;<t>. afloats 35. and August shipment 34 sellers ex-dock.
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      99 7 LONDON. Aus ?7. Previous Today i\ Philippines cjf. I'.K/ rt lvi Dpean delivered i lonj ton Sept. Oct. $176 sellers $176 sellers v^ 'its c i f. I. K/North delivered weight per £63% buyers £63 W buyers £64 seflen £<)4', sellers Sept. Oct. £t;;r buyers £63%
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    MUSICAL DUET
    57 7 Yehudi Menuhin the world famous violinist, and his sister Hephzibah. are at present in London to give a recital at the Royal Festival Hall. It is their first appearance in London together since 1951. Yehudi Menuhin is seen in the above picture turning the music for his sister
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    DETONATORS HAVE VANISHED FROM QUEEN'S MINE
    212 7 DETONATORS HAVE VANISHED FROM QUEEN'S MINE rVEN detonators have vanished in the pit which supplies the Queen's coal. And for three days 25 officials have searched for them. Police have questioned the miners at the pit— Brodsworth near Doncaster, Yorkshire, England. They think the detonators, which a deputy left unattended
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    Lock icon Merdeka welcome
    21 7 Mr. John Diefenbakei Prune Minister of Canada i usued a itatemenf jre terflay prelcomlnß m< laya In dependence Reuter
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      102 7 Today's Radio Programme {or Singapore i is FootiighU Parade; ilO ninfl signal and Wewi; i 40 The Read Po Independence; lofl pootlighta Parade Pan JJO vrolcea l n )IiV MawtUan BIomobm; 8.30 Tea Dunce 8.00 Programme Bum- uv 009 Hello Yow.w. Chu(jren; c 3i» Bptafc Malay; 8.38 wh;»! Merdeka Meana
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      47 7 SINCAPORE HICH TIDES TODAY: III! pm TOMORROW: «.5. r a.m and 1.17 pm FRIDAY: 1.46 a.m. and l.. r >2 pm. SATURDAY: SJI am and SJI pm. SUNDAY: 3. 34 a.m. and 3.11 p.m. MONDAY: 1.47 ;i .in. and I 82 pm TUESDAY: <».'»» anil -Vl P HI,
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    Lock icon SINGAPORE POTLIGHT
    2574 8  - SINGAPORE POTLIGHT Adelaide Eastley BY.. ANCE in a while a writer hits on a theme with ageless and perennial appeal. Of such substance is scholar] y S. I. Hsiung's Chinese play "Lady Precious Stream. The play, first produced at London in the early 1930's and has a traditional place in
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    KILLER MOUNTAIN SURVIVOR TALKS ABOUT HIS ORDEAL
    791 10  - KILLER MOUNTAIN SURVIVOR TALKS ABOUT HIS ORDEAL Claudio Corti \By~ LONE SURVIVOR of four men who tried to conquer me idaaati. ire«- rherous Eiger Mountain. The 20-year- old Italian, n hospital in .Inter- laken. now tells h,s dramatic story to Donald Seaman and Ernest AshwicK, 1 HAVE to dimb mountains
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    A ballet trip behind the Red Curtain
    354 10 A ballet trip behind the Red Curtain Trip should be a r€*s»l simti^ Work iiioriiiiit* until night IT'S a pretty big adventure for a woman owning to nearly seventy" to fly her ballet company right across the Soviet Empire and lead it on a tour behind the "Bamboo Curtain." But
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    Ex-King in Venice
    54 10 Ex-King Peter of Yugoslavia and hi> wife Queen Alexandra are at present spending a holiday in Venice. They are staying with Princess As l^ 11 of Greece in her villi there known ;i> VU Garden of Eden. In the above pictare they are seen together on a
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    Dors club raided by police
    85 10 Dors club raided by police ■»^i nons the exotic E L c~ve S 'club in Enßland. owned Hamilton, estramv l band of Diana D been raided by the P About 15 people- wereP^ sent when the made, recently. Mr. Hamilton y He did not know Oi until later. tremely nice
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      229 10 CLUES ACROSS (10). 1 Ran in ecstasy <6>. 5 Investigate a mine at last 4 In a state of .slumber as at (7). fir.->t 6 Father introduces writing re--8 Stai t art like this (8t quisites <6i. 9 The French meet a pohti- 7 Limit the metal within (5). rlan
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      Sword of State
      44 11 Sword of State A party of six .tmeri Juliette LOW Inter natUmj, ir o Ili(le Adelboden, paid a V'Mt tot!,,- lord Mavu'r Of «;«ncl«n. Sir C lllllim Weljh. at th, Mans.n Bhowinf »»is pnttv voun? fiesta the City's jew rile,! j sword of state.
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      A FULL HOUSE
      92 11 I Recently Britain's sinnme r SUnshin* turn c I <-cl to ruin. S ales and C I hai. The result. f u |j v booked boarding houses 1 at seaside resorts be- B I came empty. The picture below tells a different story. q At the height
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      FLOODED OUT
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      FAMILIES MAROONED
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    Lock icon India in quandary over UN vote
    265 12 India in quandary over UN vote *yiiE forthcoming elec- tiuns for B nevv member on the United Nations Security Council to replace the Philippines have placed India in .something of a quandary, according to observers in New Delhi They noted that the rival candidates, Czechoslovakia and Japan, are both countries
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    23 12 France's non-government Transport Aierierus Intercontinentaux will inaugurate a new air link between Paris and Jakarta on Sept. 9- A.P.
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    49 12 I Miss Prum Bun Lam, I who was placed I second in the "Miss Scholar of 1957" I contest organised by I schools at Battam- i g, Cambodia, i courtsies as she reI ceires /icr prise 1/rom £fte Royal Delegate, Prince Top I P/ian z^/io attended the student fair.
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    Lock icon Japs to build P.I. dam
    76 12 VTEGOTIATIONS have been concluded for Japan to i\ supply the Philippines with engineers and technical services to build the Marikina River dam in the suburban area of Manila, Mr. Florencio Moreno, the Philippines Secretary of Public Works and Communications, has disclosed in Hong Kong. Mr.
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    Lock icon LAOS MOVE IS SETBACK FOR DEMOCRACIES
    280 12 LAOS MOVE IS SETBACK FOR DEMOCRACIES THE WESTERN DEMOCRACIES HAVE SUFFERED A SERI--1 OUS SETBACK IN THE TINY BUT STRATEGIC KINGDOM OF LAOS. After two and a half months of crisis the National Assembly has invested Prince Souvanna Phouma as Premier, at the head of a coalition of the two
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    Lock icon Reds ahead in bid for RI Chinese
    440 12 Reds ahead in bid for RI Chinese Glimpses VTEARLY 350,000 Chinese boys and gi.K n vin? 11 in Indonesia were caught in a three-way U\l on their loyalties to Communist China Na tionalist China or Free Indonesia Sl jd Jakarta report published by the N> w \\»rl Times. X The
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    Lock icon CZECHS TO BUILD CEYLON PLANT
    30 12 The Ceylon Government has accepted a tender from the Czech Techno Export Corporation to build a £2,500,000 sterling sugar factory at Kantalai, near Trincomalee.- Reuter
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    Colourful music-making by Michel Legrand
    441 13 Colourful music-making by Michel Legrand Jonathan Russell reviews the best records of the week FOLLOWING his success with I Love Paris and Bonsoir Paris, tluit clever young man of French music, Michel Legrand now pro duces a masterpiece called Bon jour Paris. What a scene painter! Across a broad canvas
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    Artist at work
    48 13 Michel Legrand, the French dance orchestra] leader and composer, seen at work on Bonjour Paris, which is reviewed here. lie paints In music a vivid picture of the many facets of French life, and blends each impression with the other to avoid any usly break.
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    EDDIE GOES SENTIMENTAL
    116 13 This week's 78s: IjU)DiE Coehran supplies J music In a .sentiment a] vein on hi.s latest London pressing <lIL-U 8433). Sittin' in the Balcony and Completely Sweet are ideally .suited to Cochran's staccato style. Chuck Willi.s fans will find this crooner in a lazy mood on Ixmdoii
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    GEMS FROM PAST
    139 13 GEMS FROM PAST QNCE In a while, a big company emarks on a project without thought of Profit or gain. The i c s Monumenta JtaHcae Musicac by Philips is one outfling example. the first time in »ne history of the gramophone record the of the Italian ica] geniuses of
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    FOUR ACES
    278 13 ORCH.I A BRILLIANT programme of ballet music by Tchaikovsky the Suite from Swan Lake and the Nutcracker Suite— is available on Westminster XWN *****. TT Conducted by Herbert Williams and played by the Symphony Orchestra it i.s a "must" for all collectors of ballet on disc. The Nutcracker
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    NOTTINGHAM GAIN A NARROW WIN
    376 14 Gatnini Goonesena and Bruce Dooland the day's star performers CHAMPIONS ROUT WARWICKSHIRE rjAMIM GOONESENA, of Ceylon, and Bruce Dooland, Australia, were again in the lore front of a win for Nottinghamshire yesterday, but it was a thrilling finish before they beat Leicestershire by one wicket.
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    21 14 ENGLAND'S Test batsman Peter Richardson falls while batting in the fifth Test against the West Indies England won by an innings.
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    Lock icon IBBOTSON SUFFERS 2ND DEFEAT
    74 14 IBBOTSON SUFFERS 2ND DEFEAT DEREK IBBOTSON. the world* fastest miler, suirered his second defeat within four days when he was beaten by his fellow British Olympic runner, Ken Wood at St. Helens. Lancashire, last night. Running on a wet track, Wood docked 4m in. 12sec, 3.4 sec. ahead of Ibbotson.
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    EYES THE CAUSE OF DECLINE
    251 14 THE first sign of an Athlete losing his youth is his eyes not his legs, tennis .star Gardnar Mulloy said yesterday. That is why Mulloy, who i.s Staging a comeback at the age of 43, wore glasses to team with Budg" Party to win the
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    Aussie Test selectors wait Dooland's return
    309 14 Aussie Test selectors wait Dooland's return 2OUTH AUSTRALIAN cricket selectors are eagerly awaiting the return home of brilliant all-rounder Bruce Dooland, who is due to sail from England with his wife and family on Oct. 10 after five years with Nottinghamshire. Interested Australian Test selectors are also having more than
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    Siam will be a big threat, says Seth
    259 14 Siam will be a big threat, says Seth oiam will be a threat in next year's Thomas Cup badminton competition, the world's team cham pionship. and have a strong chance of bem* the challengers to Malaya, the holders said India:: aprain rmok Nath Sethonhis arrival in Singapore yesterday. Beth, who
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    INDONESIA SAYS 'NO'
    67 14 THE indo. i "[ZM 1 men! ye,' '> down the n. ball Associati t r m* to play the football team The proposal X, after the [nd< J< l 3 eminent refu '.''jilt the two tear a in Jakarta Y n^#" The Governm- ><•• the proposal -.fl|
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