The Singapore Free Press, 11 October 1957

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    The Singapore Free Press
    17 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper Prire 15tts Sl ***** Singapore, riitliiy, October 11. 1957.
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    'These are our terms...'
    80 1 'These are our terms...' i speech before the olitical Committee, idrei Gromyko urged the impl< mentation of "a number of immediate meafun and includes the follow To s op without delay sts of atomic and hy- .>t for two or three not to make i this question agreement iment pro-
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    Phantom still at large
    64 1 Phantom still at large HPHE phantom of a Slngapore army settlement in Clementi Estate who, has been terrorising soldier families and molesting women for the past one week i.s still at large. About 1000 soldier householders a~»d members of the police force kept an ailnight vi»il yesterday. but the "oily
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    Lock icon Pak. Premier asks confidence vote
    40 1 Pakistani Premier Mr H. s. Suhrawardy has a.skod parliament for b vote of confidence it ta learned in Karachi r rhis followed the action of the Republican Party In withdrawing tupport fron tho Government A.P.
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    Rubber price
    32 1 October Brit grade i übbei buyers fob opened In Sin gapore this morning ;it Br< rents a Ib dOWII Qliartei of a ront on yesterday' close. Ilie Lotic vmu quitt.
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    Lock icon 'LEAVE'
    22 1 COMMUNIST North Korean Foreign Minister Nam II Has demanded that r.S. troops withdraw from South Korea, Radio Peking reported yesterday. U.P.
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    115 1 CAN SPREAD rpHE United States warned Russia yesterday that it should J. remember any war which is started will not necessarily be confined to one locality. The State Department made the statement in commenting: on an interview Soviet Communist Party boss Nikita S. Khrushchev save to the New
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      57 1 all the supplementary BißJijlKrl vitamins you need! SsBS* 1 i W Iff insurance against jf 4* c Iji.\ illness and colds! ,v^ t t 'Multi -vitamins' are ■P^ "< because in needs, they contain '.'"ZSSSP 1 ■j% T^y* safeguard yourself '^JipCitmm&^ttf W ith 'Multi-vitamins'! label l^v^U^Sw MULTI-VITAMINS THE FEDERAL DISPENSARY
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    672 1 Russians suit tfesi 9 s ideas 9 MOSCOW THREATS OF WAR IN THE MIDDLE EAST ■!S a provocative !MM)O-wob*cl speech yesterday, before the lusted :*r, *:iit% m I'oliiieal t omiuili« fe e. the Ituvsian Foreign Jlini«ier. >lr. Aiidrei S.romtko. «laiiiinecl the door shut on present world clfcarmaiiieii* lsn>|iosaSs and charged
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    IT'S ALL SET FOR WORKERS' PARTY
    270 2 #Wm*ff iniiiifjuraiiun within tour **#*<> A s Unions show inivrusi J'HK new Workers' Party is to be lormal I y inaugurated during the next four weeks. The convenor of the parly, Mr. N.S.N, Nuir. told the Free Press yesterday that it had excited ''considerable
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    Auditions for Latiff
    119 2 yv/E .samTz /or La^itf was taken a stage further on Wednesday evening when Mr. Claud Doral, who will produce the plays, gave auditions to the first batch of applicants for the part. Here on the extreme right, with Mr. Pelham Groom, Latiff's creator standing next to him,
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    Government considers subsidies for shops
    131 2 IHPHT1 HPHT Singapore Govern j A ment is considering what assistance, if any, it can give to small shopkeepers facing eviction who cannot afford the rents of alternative ne w shops offered them by the Singapore Improvement Trust. The problem has arisen as a result
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    'THE SICK CAN GET DRUGS ON HOLIDAYS'
    190 2 'THE SICK CAN GET DRUGS ON HOLIDAYS' r pm-: Permanent secretary to the Ministry of Health, Dr. M. Doraisingham. .sn id yesterday that, there was no danger of sick people being deprived of medicine if private pharmacies closed on Sun days and public holidays "The General Hospital," he said, "provides
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    Lock icon $60 M. GEMS FOR SALE
    68 2 $60 M. GEMS FOR SALE rfJHE Japanese Financ X Ministry has receivec an offer for 161.000 carats ot diamonds, assessed by the government in January, 1956, at 7.200 million yen (MS6O million). The diamonds, along Wit tons of gold, silver platinum, were requis cd by tho allied OCCtipa forces in
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    Lock icon Entry ban lifted
    34 2 The Foreign Ministry in Duma.se u s disclosed yesterday that American diplomatic courier James Anthony Varreos, refused entry to Syria on Monday, has now been allowed to enter the country. A.P.
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    Hindus want wedding law
    221 2 CJINGAPORE Hindu leaders yesterday welcomed the recommendation made to the Government for compulsory registration of Hindu marriages They favoured Hindu marriages being made mono' gamous by law. Commenting on recommendations made by the 10--man committee appointed by the Government to investigate the advisability of such registration,
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    Lock icon Fewer fingerprints in U.S. now
    39 2 The Unitrd State; pounced yesterday thai rare exceptions it w;i.s w ing fingerprinting for Immigrant foreign vi who .stay in An for less than year Fingerprinting how* win sun be required immigrants. Re uter
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    Lock icon 'Russia can't claim the Moon'
    337 3 'Russia can't claim the Moon' i% su sssssS the moon unless fsubsl ntlal period si Stands only the portion perm.neiitly occ«P* ed Like Antartic The experts comi-ired Jon claims to those fikcdo.it in Antarctica X of nations claim JoHionsoi the froienconSSeit! The United State, recognises none partly because the dainis
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    Lock icon NOW METEORS 'BOMB' SPUTNIK
    447 3 NOW METEORS 'BOMB' SPUTNIK may head for tall in ten days time But only small ones so far RUSSIA'S little 'moon' stayed on course yesterday, completely oblivious to dire predictions by earthbound experts of changing orbits, weakening signals and possibly a sud dvn fiery death. Scientists at the U.S. naval
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    The Singapore Free Press FIRDAY, Oct. 11, 1957. Opinion No room for smugness
    241 4 The Singapore Free Press FIRDAY, Oct. 11, 1957. Opinion No room for smugness IT is but proper that the Russian satellite .should be regarded in the right perspective, and it is timely that t h 0 S c who have studied the mysteries of space flight should assure the less
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    Showboy is ousting Premier
    694 4  -  JOHN REDFERN Ay hv. .itm- l.>oka hi i ied. 1> this 111 N < Ulll'i t.lk In; too tniich ot the limelight? (MI WAS No. 2 man, Krobo Kdusei, \g beginning to overshadow his chief, Prime Minister Kvvame Nkrumah. Since his appointment ;i month ii^<> as
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    The cash pouts out of Egypt
    149 4 ffUNDREDS of thousands <>t pounds' WOrth <>f cq being smuggled out of Nasser's Egypt, Recently Beirut was flood' ai with Egyptian pound Oti < n ofth 12s. tit I). 'i he money is being got out by people afraid Iheii cash will be useh
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      21 4 Latest i'Lt.iu.in C- Ci-ld ENGAGEMENT WEDDING RINGS P. H. HEHDRY M&nufscturtac Jtw*U« HI N«.rth Bridx«- >— ft sin^aporr, 6. A Kuala lumpur.
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      35 4 TmJl t?- r//£ TRONG Slur i vv/r// 7//e A7/z:r> TASTE j/^ makes Q 77 1 l\ smooth, stfon& Mackeson'i I butldi you "/>•» ///<• I0W&J MMI briflhti-r. y^~£Ap V M*if H^^"(MAIA*A) ITO s—^ 4 SINGAPORf KUALA LUMPUR
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    TAX ON CENTRES UNDER REVIEW
    274 5 TAX ON CENTRES UN DER REVIEW community groups* existence ts threatened Th e to -cem cinema shows .enera [uestion of taxing the various 11 m v uiv centres in Singapore or l( n eni from taxation is now enga* jffiSSn of the Income-tax Departts auestioi ~SSS«tof $358.40 in" tax Department
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    A REFORMATORY TO HOUSE 300
    113 5 SINGAPORE'S proposed Reformative Training Centre in O Changi will be able to accommodate 300 youths, rhls was stated by the Deputy Commissioner of Prisons Mr. J. M. Crawford. In an interview with the Free Press yesterday. Mr. Crawford said that the plans had not yet
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    Lock icon Elusive Ali found dead
    117 5 HPHE French reported in Algiers yesterday they had found the body of an almost legendary rebel figure known as "Ali la Pointe.' The body was recovered from ruins of several Casbah homes destroyed in an explosion earlier this week when paratroopers searched for rebel munitions. "Ali
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      57 6 Uv€ fc ]|l«Ml«*rii j PICK THE PACK THAT SUITS YOU BEST! w,th L b M and only cm you pick thr pa< k thai i EyOU bc<.t. And only L M f?iv you the ffawur rhe FU EXCITING FLAVOUR. r i REGULAR, WK'£ :/rA W*-KING-SIZE fBSBSR (I CRUSHPROOF I.\\l ill
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      216 6 li> l«< I aIL asul IMiil Davis j; WE PROPPED J V I'/Wl FALLING- UMPH?/^-^^ PON'T PAINT >( I ALVYAVS- LI.KE '^s. HIS GUNS" X^^—^ v\^s?__' NO// GLORIA, J TOSEE--MOW twe EAKTH'b\ GpT HIM, j#j4 _r-%>^^^ its ALLOV£Rf/V |T ENt?S^ w^ H TAit#.V\ by lul^ar Hire i_turrtMii;!is r^s^s^_s3Cs_? r r^__
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      449 6 BORN today, you are thorough efficient and conscientious y. plan on a Urge scale and y« i can through an idea in the most miniU detail. This is. unusual tor one artistic temperament Is so outstam it jusl so happens that thi have given you the ability to cr< artistically
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      U.K. closing Prices
      177 7 I LONDON, Oct. 10 I previous Today i.HitK No. RSS 2 4\ buyers 24\ buyers |S« P yrtS Ct< 24 i sellers 25 sellers I 24 S, buyers 24 buyers f 24% sellers 84% ■eHew I 24% buyers 2A\ buyers L }B EB No- 1 25 filers
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      New York Prices
      107 7 I NEW YORK, Oct. 10. Previous Today IN Straits Spot 92 37 nom. 92.37 nom. IS futures taml-ird Contr unquoted unquoted unquoted unquoted ONE- Quiet BALES: Niltraits Contract Oct. 9175 buyers 91 37 buyers 92.37 sellers 92.37 sellers 91.62 buyers 91 25 Buyers 92- 25 sellers 92.25
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      40 7 »NEVV YORK, Oct. 10. Previous Today 0 Industrials ***** 441-71 0 Railroads 122 27 116.7R fl Domestic Bonds 85 09 85 12 5 Utilities 66^20 65.26 Averages 154 89 150 98 quoted in U.S. cents per lb.
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      U.S. PEPPER
      43 7 I 24%,] -lp and j 24H. awaiting |p r 24* to 24. I s quoted first half October shipment 24Muniok white spot 35. awaiting release 34 > 4, afioats 34^ to 34, October shipment 334, sellers ex-dock. in U.S. cents per Ib.
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      85 7 ■COPRA Philippines c.i.f IK./ North European delivered |cOPRBAh,' .WhifMMjSfliSS; I European delhrred weight ocr long ton Oct. Nov \ov h M ■COCONUT OIL crude Straits in loCO^TI^ 01;^ JjJf- Ewopeam ports i.i bulk PHI UPPINE t0 COPRA N c.lj VH Sho!l^ LONDON. Oct. 10Previous Today $169
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    CLASSES ON HOBBIES
    214 7 New activity for the Chinese Latins' Assn. No Sees to be paid TUIK Singapore Chinese Ladies' Association is planning to hold "bobby classes" for members. The secretary, Mrs. Rosalie Hernon, told the Free Press that it would be helpful if members interested in particular hobbies contacted the
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    Lock icon Nurse is honoured
    35 7 The Royal Perth Hospital has awarded its gold medal to a Malayan nurse, Miss Sakuntal Balram of Penang, who will receive it from the Australian High Commissioner, Mr. T. K. Critchley. Reuter
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    Lock icon Visitors at Borstal
    80 7 The Acting Chief Secretary, Mr. S. T. Stewart, and the Assistant Minister Mr. M. P. D. Nair visited the Singapore Reformative Training Centre at Outram Road Jail wheVe delinquent youths under the age of 21 are being helped to regain their place in society. ABOVE: Mr. Stewart
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    SARAWAK AIR LINKS GROW
    79 7 SARAWAK should have 16 j airfields in operational use by the internal air service of British Borneo by 1960. There are at present only four airfields in use at Kuching, Sibu, Lutong and Bintulu. It takes about three months to travel from Bareo to Marudi and
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    Lock icon Goa frontier is closed
    35 7 Portuguese military personnel in Goa have closed the 12-mile frontier with India, claimed New Delhi officials yesterday The border Is usually open to all persons holding entry or exit permits. A.P.
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      152 7 SINGAPOREJ HIGH TIDES TODAY: 1144 a.m. TOMORROW: 0.28 a.m. and 12.12 p.m. SUNDAY: 1 04 am and 12.43 p.m. MONDAY: 1.44 am. I and 1.17 p.m. TUESDAY: 2.30 a.m. and 1.57 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 3.30 a.m. and 2.45 p.m. THURSDAY: 449 a.m. and 3.53 p.m. Today's Radio Programme 1 15 p.m.
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    Georges paints in leaps and bounds
    113 8 Georges paints in leaps and bounds A FRENCH abstract painter, clad in a light summer kimono, re cently enthralled Jap anesc art lovtrs by de monstratmg his high speed dynamic painting technique. :The demonstration was held in a Tokyo departmental store where Georges Mathicu, one of France's most talked nbout
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    He loses licence but keeps his girl
    143 8 He loses licence but keeps his girl A ROW with his r :ri< upset 21 year William Turner so mi that he deliberately crl i ed his motor-cycl 1 Last week he I i driving licence months 'and pri ibly job too, he said). But he KEPT his He Will
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    The rock 'n' roll artist
    29 8 FOOTNOTE: When you hare a moment, Georges, perhaps you could explain to the unenlightened masses just what thosp hi era(/I//allies are meant to re/'(■sent-
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    Mother's life or death decision
    383 9 Mother' s life or death decision \i, mother A 0 d beside a 2 made a dealh decision. At stake was the life of her three-year-(ltl i son, Robert Powell. Robert was lying across the liv< line, Wa ?ight arm t< n of! by a train. A few yards away
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    Let's be friends
    45 9 Let' s be friends A gannei lucks curiously at sea lion Babs, who seems rather embarrassed by he new c impanion at Glasgow Zoo in Scotland. The gannet was '■nun into Glasgow by a storm over the Clyde ivas accepted at oo as a guest.
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    Tanker on the slipway
    55 9 The 32,000-ton tinker "British Honour" is seen m the above picture being launched from the Harland Wolff yards at Belfast. Northern Inland. recently. Mrs. Harold Watkinson. wife of the Minister of Transport and Civil Aviation, performed the launchIng ceremony. The turbine driven tanker is bcinj; built
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    Intelligence Report
    849 10  -  SEF TON DELMER STEPHEN CONSTANT TOM STACEY DFDFFby CON TRIBUTING WRITERS t WHFRF PFfIPIF IN THE KNOW FIND THINGS THEY DIDN'T KNOW How British Intelligence was sold a pup TiJK utterly impossible is about to happen in West Berlin. A man his name is Heinz Stefan is to
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    Was his T.V. face red!
    99 10 Was his T.V. face red! r|W ANNOUNCER Alex 1 Macintosh, back on duty last week after three weeks' holiday, couldn't believe his eyes. Nor could millions of BBC viewersFor he seemed to be puling a funny face at somebody in the studio while he read the news summary. Not until
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    Lovers defied EOKA thugs
    186 10 I/oka terrorist threats did aot stop a British A police sergeant from marrying a gardener's daughter In Cyprus. What is more, they wen.' watched by more than 100 good citizens who Ignored warnings to stay away from the ceremony in Morphou Cathedral. Sergeant Herbert Tea* dale,
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    Please don't let's be beastly to the bulls
    212 10 Please don't let's be beastly to the bulls IT'S a new hobby— A bull-watching. The pioneer is Mr. Andrew Fraser, a Scottish veterinary surgeon who has been "psychoanalysing" bulls to find what makes them savage. And after two years of steady bull watching he has decided that bulks which attack
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    Lock icon Slighted minister is satisfied
    41 10 Mr. K. A. Gbcd Ghana's Finance Mm had breakfast with I dent Eisenhower arui President Nixon Ri White House y which, he said, "mftl for all that haj>;when he encountered prejudice in a Del c restaurant. Reuter
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    WHAT MAKES A PRIZE PRINT?
    114 11 "MERDEKA BRIDGE" Though the subject matter of this print ?ias been copied, (There was a similar photograph of the Merdcka Bridge, exhibited about two months ago), the time is different. This one. must have been taken during the night, while the other ivas during the
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    FRAMF YOUR SCENE
    32 11 "LABOUR" formal "thfbac^ l>r n( b clear sky. r nf TV mak€s the BubJects stand «">« o Ihc scene makes it compact. h Sa Van, 18. Gan Ena Senn Srhnoi
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    WHAT'S YOUR PROBLEM?
    87 11 j any q U( aphp, a parth rtiotnVeil be Prea* X J«H Photo* If* L^wnnq world Perfection in "HURRY, lUKHV" The angle In which a photograph is to be taken is important. In tiiis one, the cameraman has chosen an excellent angle, and <•><• r.snit js thai
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    Watch the angle
    11 11 By Lai Trek Kong, 13. 67. Patricks SchOOL
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    Judge has his say
    220 11 rpHIS is v page for all photographers whether you be a beginner or a Fellow o! the Royal Pho t o graphic Society. It's aim is to educate as well as to entertain. Emphasis today is on the schools, ami those enthusiasts who are just at
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    When to use colour
    303 11 photography is catching on. In many instances it has caught Malayan enthusiasts in two minds: When to use black-and-white film and when to use colour? Now if you're out to just record memories on film, by ali meant; shoot away at anything and everything in colour
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    Lock icon FORMOSA IS PROSPERING IN SPITE OF REDS
    275 12 RATIONALIST China marked it* "Double Ten" Independence Day this year amid signs of growing internal prosperity in Formosa and easing tension in the Formosa Straits. The Nationalists were virtually written Ofl by must of the world after they retreated, defeated and discredited, from
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    28 12 Dr. Edwin H. Trethaway of the United States Operations Mission in Bangkok chats vrith some of the H Siamese educationalists going on a study tour of the Philippines.
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    Lock icon Aim is no aid
    89 12 I Ngo Dinh Diem has called on south Vietnam to prepare itself for selfsupport without Arnerl- < in and other foreign .iid. Diem told the National Assembly, 4 W* must now begin to think of living by our own means." Short time He declared: "We can
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    Lock icon HK fishing junks get mechanised
    108 12 HK fishing junks get mechanised total of 237 mechanised lushing junks, 162 ot them newly built craft, have been licensed In Hong Kong during the second quarter of this year adding to the steady lncreaae ol this British colony'^ fleet. The Bong Kong Government recently announced that the fleet now
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    Lock icon JAPS HEAT PEP DRUGS
    203 12 JAPS HEAT PEP DRUGS HPHE latest United Nations ■i- quarterly narcotics brl letin reports that the problem of .stimulant addiction in Japan is gradually aecUnJiiß as a result of control legislation beint* tightened in 1955. Stimulant drugs, .such as various "keep-awake" pills and amphetamine compounds, were first used in Japan
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    14 12 I Soviet machine tool mission is expected to arrive in Tokyo about October 18
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    Lock icon PULSE ...featuring news and views about Asia today
    632 12 PULSE ...featuring news and views about Asia today 5-EA turns to Japan— Kobayashi Glimpses JAPAN had been asked by most South-East Asian countries to provide technical services to improve their national reconstruction programmes, the Japanese roving ambassador, Mr. Ataru Kobayashi, said in Hong: Kong. Mr. Kobayashi who had concluded a
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    Lock icon COMPANIES CONSPIRED ON TOY SALES
    100 12 THE Toy Guidance (oun cil, a private New York firm which recently rharj? cd that some Japanese toys were dangerous, has been fined for violating the U.S. anti-trust l;iw, the Journal of Commerce report* Fines totalling M$ 15,000 were imposed on the COtmcil, its president,
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    Who was the Emperor's lady?
    532 13 Who was the Emperor's lady? iJlir i jvom Brighton who became the mistresa or CHE l prance. WHO WAS S1IK? 1P t .11 the truth no one has ever been quite sure. In her Miss Howard. But no one has known much Fnu< pr uniil now. mm diligent research, Simone
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    BOOK of the WEEK
    245 13  - BOOK of the WEEK VECKI BAUM W KITTEN ON WATER By (Michael Joseph 13s. 6d.) IX a chance meeting on a I.S. bound train from .Mexico just after Pearl Harbour, Chief Thumborne, a marine engineer, tells the story of his lifelung: friendship with the adventurous Glenn Hammers. Glenn is an
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    Best in crime
    152 13 Best in crime TvqhT FOR MURDER R'bV LIONEL WHITE. Krsonna. re by a complex-burdened architect who overhears a plot to rob hi. own company, and graduates from conspiracy t 0 j Quite outstanding. THE CASE OF TORCHES By Clark Smith. Hammond" and Hammond. 10-- 6d Low-keyed thriller in the Balchin
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    51 13 1 By Fred Boyle. Heinemann. 15s. by the well known <w--9t ff >'■" clou i that nudges the rnately turns the earth Into by aaang in the way of the tun pinner .galrof cUntiflc logic, ima Tape Recorder. Forty d lor, told through the peechmaher at a testl«j
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    Cultured novel
    133 13 rw\UV OBSESSION OF 1 EMMET BOOTH. i:y X linn Iloiland (Gollanes, 13s. tki): A cult'.i.eci" American novel the author is better known as thril-ler-writer Martha Albrand about a mid-die-aged man's relentlesa pursuit of a beautiful, but not merry, widow, No wisecracks, plenty of quiet emotion, PORTRAIT OF A
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    HOW TO RUN A HOME AND STILL BE HAPPY
    185 13 Tf /z/ce me you are a sufferer from all those bits in women's magazines telling you to decorate your dining-room nun an old guitar you can heap with oranges and lemons (for a surprise effect) or passionate pieces that say what
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    103 13 THE BOOK PAGE Elizabeth fwept back tv Pans. There .she found her home in chaos There had been a police search. Her love letters were gone for ever. Heartbroken she retired to her country palace. Round tin- estate she built a great vail. She let the shadows crowd in. There,
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    199 13 kept loyal Ob i De« btr morning members of the Assembly were arrest* d in their beds Elizabeth's hero not only stayed President. Within a year he had proclaimed him.se It Emperor Napoleon Elisabeth had helped to make an emperor. But she hud '«»st a lover. The emperor needed
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      182 13 i I I II ii I I CLUES ACROSS io Actresses' locks (7). 7 Pomp< n.s kind r>f piano at 11 Does for poCXXI (4). f K jt (13). 12 I abandon a claim (4). 6p< enl starj for objectors 13 Push the sheep (3). (in. 18 Time from the
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    THEY OUTPLAY ARMY IN PREMIER LEAGUE
    230 14 THEY OUTPLAY ARMY IN PREMIER LEAGUE Malays show their power at Jalan Besar ILAYS tfhould win the Singapore Vtnateur Football \^-«K iation Premier League. At Jalan Besar yesterdl they showed their power when they heat i strong A rim iide 1-1. Had cent t ('-forward Sahar Hussein no t missed
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    169 14 Braves beat New York Yankees 5-0 to take series MILWAUKEE BRAVES won the World Baseball Series for the first time when they scored a 5-0 victory over the holders. New York Yankees in New York yesterday. The Braves, National League champions, won th« best-of-seven series by four games to three.
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    143 14 ENGLAND TEAM vs WALES J^NGLAND have chosen three new •caps" in their soccer team to meet Wales at CardiiT on Oct. 19. They are Eddie Hopkhison (goalkeeper), Don Howe (right back) and Bryan Douglas (.outride right). Douglas takes the place of Stanley Matthews, who, at 42. has not been showing
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    22 14 PAKISTAN defeated A Burma 8-1 in their Thomas Cup badminton champion ship tie at Kan goon yesterday U.P.
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    200 14 |YJR. KENNETH MARTIN, manager of the English .swimming team which has just completed a successful I vi.sit to China, last night invited the Chinese to send a team to Britain, He extended the invitation on behalf of the Amateur! swim m i n a Association i
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    LONGED-FOR DIP
    37 14 FOUK of the 800 British national servicemen w\ rived in Singapore yesterday, plunging i,, JSf" swimming pool at the Brittania Club for that lon e for dip after a march under a blazing Slll d
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    Indians suffer their fifth straight defeat
    204 14 Indians suffer their fifth straight defeat INDIAN ASSOCIATION suffered their fifth sue 1 cessive defeat In this year's Singapore Hockey Association's Div. 1 league when they were b< tten 2-0 by Ceylon Sports Club at BalesUer Road vm terday. C.S.C. have now played five games and have nine points. The
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    51 14 rpHERE are eleven final X acceptors for the South Australian Derby, to be run over a mile and a half at Morphettville racecourse. Adelaide, tomorrow. They are All Dust. Bhala. Dundale, Galloway, Gay Beau. Kaaline. Ladle. Staraim Steel Bronze. Tukl and Ye* John, All carry 8.10.—
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    128 14 McDONALD BREAKS HIS JAW i^iOLIN MCDONALD, AusKj tralia's openhm bats. man, was found to be sinier. ing from a broken jaw, which will prevent him from practising for two weeks, at Johannesburg yesterday He was injured when, batting in the nets, he was struck on the side on his face
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    71 14 UNSEEDED Robert II 'We (Australia) upset !i >1X patty, (United States) 6-1, 6-1, in a men's q >:t-' final match ot th( Pm American Tennis To ment at Mexico City j rday. The second seeded An can was an easy targei Howe's well placed after the
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    20 14 Philippines bantan champion Tanny rind France's Roger i fnught a draw in I round non-tltli Paris y<\strrd;iy A.P.
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    IMPROVED DAIKU TO WIN CUP TRIAL
    293 15 ALLAN LtWl* sums up tomorrow's chances llMf an res Vrfvefirsi upwiw** ilfflf .il rpoh, ii my s.Uction tor the CU* I)iv One Mile 'vent, ciold Cup trial. v Bukit nmah to morrowwhen thcSinl|)uli lur-iCluJMipen thri, three-day Gold Cop meeting. Daiku looks an imnroved horse
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    Captain Marvel one of day's best bets
    940 15 Captain Marvel one of day's best bets f AP T A I N !M ARV EL should be the best bet of the day In the Cl. 3. Div. 1 sprint. He won easily at Ipoh for which he is two divisions higher with 8-lb extra, and this has NO
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    Ramsbury best in weak field
    130 15 Ramsbury best in weak field I) \MSBI XV. fourth to Cap--1 tain Marvel In her last race at be a safe bet in the Cl, 3. Div. 5 race over 6f. Ramsbury is down two divisions with only 3-lb extra in wh one of the weaki some time. Bosun's Mate
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    THEY WILL NOT START
    34 15 !^oi l Ott IN< horses J uill not >tart tomorrow: Tudor Wonder, Crimson Pirate. Jolly S lilor. Muffin Man DantesQue, Professor B.mcot. Star One. Wee Laddie, Safari and Balkan Arab.
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    KNIGHT WINS ARMY GOLF
    19 15 KNIGHT WINS ARMY GOLF I tmarsh 3 i a score of r ibleX M an the first iman Vutumn
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    Prince of Lalita is well treated in CI. 1. Div. 2 mile
    365 15 only once ilnce then ia the Peruk Ck)ld Vase, a race in which it would be impossible to give him a chance He is now a divi. loa lower with i:j-lb extra, and with 16-Ib more than when
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    INVINCIBLE HAS A GOOD CHANCE
    229 15 YNVINCIBLE gets an excellent opportunity to reenter tiie wiinnng lLst tomorrow in the Cl t. Div 3 event over 6f Invincible, who bM won H mil M i ii inn **********111 n n CLASS y DIV. 3 6F. Applause 9.00; I'nderidr^ 8.13; Selskar City 8.12;
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    291 16 FIREBALL AND 'FLYING SAUCER' OVER U.S. AND FIJI Four tell of dazzling light from sky as 20 in plane escape death A Hi GE fireball streaked across the Western United States yeslerdaj as the sighting of a "flying saucer" in the Fiji [elands was reported. in DENVER, Colorado, a spokesman
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    37 16 picture. Stockholders of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company are shown a model of a new 45,000--ton P liner being built at Belfast during a visit to the P O liner Iberia at Tilbury, London. Reuter
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    80 16 FORMER U.S. Secretary Of Defence Charles E. Wilson said in Seattle last night that, largely because of U.S. policies and its .strong defence, "there i.s reason to believe that the rl.se of Communism has reached and passed its peak." But he warned that the danger of "military
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    33 16 The U.S. Atomic Ennr^y Commission last night reported another Soviet. nuclear test this time a small one taking place yes terday and located it north ol the Arctic Circle A. P.
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    89 16 A 35-YEAR-OLD Irishman. Jim South. .said at Shannon Airport last night he planned to fly to the United States on Sunday to head Sinn Fein demonstrations against Queen Elizabeth. On her arrival the Queen will also be faced with the problem whether or not to accept a
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    Lock icon Highball better than 'calm' drugs
    59 16 People who daily develop a case of nerves should reach fjr a highball instead <>{ a tranquiliser, Dr. V. Kinross- Wright, Professor of Psychiatry at Baylor University, Houston, Texas, said in Durban, South Africa. "People should realise they arc not going to solve their everyday
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    127 16 Speed up with Thor, Jupiter CENATOR Henry M Jackson yesterday called on Pre Ideni i i enhowet to take pei on t] command ol .1 ;p ed up in the vB, ballist lc mi lit programme mv hlle t he United st;i < i,, continue Im m< Hal work on
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    63 16 ASIAN flu has killed score.of people all over Europe and the United States. Italy U one of the worst hit areas in Europe. Yesterday. Rome reported a total of 1,250.000 cases so far. 50 of which were fatal. In the United States, the number of flu eases
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    50 16 rE 21,867-ton liner Rangitane, carrying 415 passengers and the American freighter Hawaiian Tourist of 7.606 tons collided head on in the Panama Canal during a heavy rain squall yesterday. No one was injured. The freighter ran aground but was pulled free two hours later A.P. U.P.
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    63 16 India's Finance Minister, Mr. t. t. Krishnamadiari leit New York by air yp.sf.crOay for London, prior to visiting Germany, without being specific as to hifl success in his quest for loans for Indian develOD mont He had been attending the World Hank and international Monetary
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