The Singapore Free Press, 24 April 1958
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Title Section16 1958-04-24 1 The Singapore Free Press Malava'i Own Family Paper I Thursday, April 24, 1958. Price 15tts. 15US16 words
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166 1958-04-24 1 RADIO APPEAL TO REBEL LEADERS: COME BACK TO BUKIT TINGGI ■■■■■■■■■■■■■a* Kg re be] radio at Bukit Tinggi appealed last n ight to members of the Indonesian revolumary eov. rnment to return to their capital at kit Tinggi. No r ason for the broadcast appeal was given, t it was166 words
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Article315 1958-04-24 1 Communalism: Nair accuses PAP l M D. "NAIR. Assist h Minister to v Chii cretary, reuning Assembly deate on Governor's yech, today accused the Ap ol prop; gating com--1;;: *****; trade Jons an putting fear no the i irts ol minority tomunities, Mr Nair 1 there was JS c c315 words
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Article31 1958-04-24 1 re oi pight with in his th hi* f£ i urit "»'ollrd Mstani and a shop spokesThe di morning, r d waslnspecaid this 1 i had yoars.31 words
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Article177 1958-04-24 1 35 SOCCER FANS HURT IN CRASH Bus from Singapore turns over THIRTY-FIVE football fans were injurednine seriously when the bus in which they were returning to Kuala Lumpur from Singapore crashed near Segamat. The bus left the road and turned over when the driver braked sharply after meeting an oncoming177 words
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179 1958-04-24 1 Dockers get 24 hours to clear out SIR BERNARD and Lady Docker, barred from the French Riviera, changed their minds early today over ignoring the 24-hour time-limit to leave and will fly home today or tomorrow. Sir Bernard said in Cannes last night the time limit fixed for Friday wasReuter; U.P. - 179 words
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Article31 1958-04-24 1 May first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened in Singapore this morning at 76 5/8 cents a lb., down oneeighth of a cent on yesterday's close. The tone was quiet.31 words
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51 1958-04-24 1 FIVE paratroopers were killed and more than 100 others injured yesterday during a mass paradrop in high winds, officials at Fort Campbell. Kentucky, said. Most of the deaths apparently were caused by the wind dragging the paratroopers along the ground after they51 words
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Article148 1958-04-24 1 Mission's date for folks in London THE all-party delegation which will give the final touches to Singapore's new constitution in consultation with the Colonial Office, is expected to fly to London on May 8 or 9. Talks are tentatively scheduled to begin on May 12. The delegation will148 words
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46 1958-04-24 1 15 INJURED IN VALLETTA STREET BATTLE FIFTEEN people were injured last night when police clashed with demonstrators in Valletta. The demonstrators, supporters of Mr. Dom MintofT'.s Labour Government, which resigned on Monday used iron coshes, catapults and large nails against trun-cheon-swinging police trying to disperse them.46 words
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128 1958-04-24 1 (COLOMBO police yesterday KJ carried out several baton charges against crowds of public service strikers obstructing traffic before the military was finally called in to assist in maintaining order. Although the situation was under control last night, the strike, which has disorganised Ceylon's postalU.P.; Reuter - 128 words
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Advertisement57 1958-04-24 1 /y^/A Perfect Lightweight If 01 Floor Polisher \JK n hall the price V of most other [ffi/jfe^ floor \\\/L \\\\\JST polishers r i w i^ ht m|u 7ib ill Ijlllihn /^o^-^^^r !l1 11 Sin»jopoiv ond i i Give your home that Expensive look WOOD FLOORS* TILE FLOORS LINOLEUM FINC FUHNITUM57 words
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Article, Illustration576 1958-04-24 2 Letter rejects Ike's proposals, warns of A-tests Rl SSI A yesterday repeated its demand that America put "an immediate end" to flights by U.S. bombers loaded with hydrogen and atomicbombs towards Soviet territory, rejected Mr. Eisenhower's proposal that technicians should start work immediately on disarmament control576 words
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Article23 1958-04-24 2 Britain and the United states yesterday rejected a Soviet proposal for an Ea.stWest trade meeting at ministerial level- ReuterReuter - 23 words
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82 1958-04-24 2 rpilE LONDON Antl Vie 1 Council, which wanted to legalise call- girls and take prostitution of! the btre< I s, announced yesterday that it was disbanding biecau ol lack of .sup]x>rt. The Council was set up la <t February by voluntary anti-vice groups. TheReuter - 82 words
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55 1958-04-24 2 Japanese woman in 'atomic peril' protest Yoshiko Murato, re. 3 presenting the Japanese Council of Victims of E Atom Bombs, is seen E here at an international pifiimiiiuuiiiiiiiiiwniiiiiiiiiiiiniiimii mass meeung in raris recently held to protest 3 against the current 5 atomic peril and instal. lation of nuclear missile E55 words
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Article368 1958-04-24 2 FEARS U.S. SNEAK A -ATTACK immediately to put an end to this dangerous playing with fire. Mr. Khrushchev said the Soviet Government failed to find in the President's reply of April 8 any evidence of willingness on the part of the United States Government to follow the Soviet example andReuter - 368 words
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Article288 1958-04-24 2 SUMMIT CHANCES DIMMER NOW IJKESIDENT EISEN- 5 X HOWER'S own E puzzlement over pre- E E sent Soviet intentions E E regarding a summit E conference is likely to Ebe reflected in a new E E three-Power Note to S E Moscow, diplomatic ob- E E servers in Washington EReuter - 288 words
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Article124 1958-04-24 2 WEST GERMANY is TT pay Britain s million a year as compromise solutj to the problem troop support cos it was reported Bonn yesterday, The West German Gove ment will also deposit million in London to i for arms d< liu-ies British firms. The West German n« agency dpaReuter - 124 words
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Article67 1958-04-24 2 A LEXANDER SOLOVOV, J\ member of the staff i the Soviet Military Attacl in Rome, was arrested the by Italian counter- espioi age agents a few days a{ the Italian Continent! news agency reported la night. The agency said Solovi was found to be carryii documents of "a highlyReuter - 67 words
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Advertisement53 1958-04-24 2 twioelas good IATHEWf fx^OTLJ^USE TATE LYLE CUBE SUGAR s|^§ Imported from England by SINGAPOtI KUAIA lUMPUR PENANG I £^l Hill I SINGLE LENS REFLEX B mnMlt I INTERCHANGEABLE LENSES lAMf^^o FOCAL PLANE SHUTTER I 4^ PRESET DIAPHRAGM I I lW^si $210.00 I bft LJm^aMl Aviiil,ihh> from: B xKjr^^ 103< north53 words
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Article191 1958-04-24 3 I JU\ ourt ■Kv'ii^erluV ::i.V the lit 111 Lana isßrunierV old jW-iiiijhte Mieryi who isKilio.i her mother's itiHlovcr, Johnny Stom■pnnato, weeks bee detained In ■ti:", Elolly-■r-oocl since the night of •■eiHAyr;: I tabbed tMstoir.:". ha carv(■Ji^r knii ie bedroom ■of her mo tier's home ■t: Inquest on stompanato ■rr.tur::^:Reuter - 191 words
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Article18 1958-04-24 3 01 Manches- kyo with bSi c Edmonton, th forejcast at extension %%s;' City ReuterReuter - 18 words
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87 1958-04-24 3 Six rules define an airline sandwich A SPECIAL commission of the International Air Transportation Association (1.A.T.A.) yesterday announced its definition of a sandwich. It must be: cold, open or closed, made in large measure of bread, rolls or "something like bread," unadorned, self-contained, cheap. The last category prohibited too muchReuter - 87 words
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187 1958-04-24 3 JURY DISAGREES SO DEATH-TRAIN DRIVER NOW FACES NEW TRIAL OIXTY-TWO-YEAR-OLD engine driver William Trew was led faltering from the dock in the Central Criminal Court in London yesterday after a jury, trying him for manslaughter arising from a crash in which 90 died, had failed to agree. He now facesReuter - 187 words
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Article217 1958-04-24 3 Mac; Written word is more permanent and better able to influence opinion R M| Prime Minister SLJJ#i rold Maemilian, a '"p" !1 I poslopini',,,' ■""•'•"I quote mwi'i ,'M 1,0 anil;. London of \f Press Fund i I saw -..tat ln thp Pre views. neWa and theiReuter - 217 words
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308 1958-04-24 3 Government gives way, so the fairies will keep palace I nPHE IRISH REPUBLIC'S S x Government has decided it 5 believes in fairies. Mr. Erskine Childers, Mini ister of Lands, has ruled IE against the violation of a =j "fairy palace," it was learned r in Dublin last night. TheReuter - 308 words
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200 1958-04-24 4 The Singapore Free Press Opinion The bigger problem |>OLICE action in at- tempting to prevent cattle from straying into residential areas and roaming the streets, although an overdue move, is likely to prove ineffectual. For an estimated 5,000 head of cattle are I scattered over the island and there is200 words
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Article459 1958-04-24 4 PETER WILSHER - PETER WILSHER By i Ttvo airmett are now hush-hush curiosities after lOi-mite drop SENIOR doctors from Britain's Institute of Aviation Medicine have been trying to rind out at the R.A.F. hospital at Halton in Buckinghamshire, how two men lived without oxygen in a fourminute dive459 words
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Article, Illustration311 1958-04-24 4 WUK II is the longest canal in the world? The Gota ship canal, in Sweden, is 115 miles long, the Suez 100. the Kiel canal 61, Panama only But in India work has started on a new canal—for irrigation, not shipping that will311 words
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Article252 1958-04-24 4 Beacheomber - Beacheomber FSADFA THERE is a grand au and a kind of reckless swagger about mechanical "brains" which the merely human brain cannot hope to rival. The Middlesbrough butcher who received a gay bill for £999,999 19s. lid must have realised that no human official could have overlooked252 words
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Advertisement21 1958-04-24 4 Exquisite* ENGAGEMENT RINGS in DIAMONDS also in DIAMONDS the loveliest I.I^IS U. S. de Suva 106, ORCHARD ROAD, Singapore-9: Tel: *****21 words
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Advertisement43 1958-04-24 4 BRUNSVICA I6T M A new 10-key jffi Bl^ m cjlculjtor tackles QJp WOFIU most complex IIS 111^ cjlcul.itions c,isi(y. J||l^sa^^^*ssBPl^BB 111 1 i4 A "Hj^UNDERWOOD CEO. WEHRY CO (M) LTO.^||^.^S( MADAy UNDERWOOD^H BUSINESS MACHINES DEPARTMENT 9'r«fmeltf4 Street Stfif«p«rc— trjnchei if Ku«lj Lumpur a"'»43 words
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209 1958-04-24 5 Apples from Australia are 40 per cent dearer ol vustralian apples has ll by almost 40 ir cent in Singapore caveral fruit merchants in ifl Place attributed this rise i" cost to the mono X in the impoH of Austraan appl* 8 Bui a spokesman for the Jtralian Apple and209 words
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Article, Illustration31 1958-04-24 5 picture. Frhi cess Margaret waves to the crowd as she' drives from Clarence mouse en ro\ v to London Airport to set out on her present tour of the Caribbean. ReuterReuter - 31 words
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98 1958-04-24 5 \l°. RE !il;i!i 18.000 people in Singapore have join, (i the SATA insurance scheme. a bAi.\ oiiu-iul told the Free Press yesterday P« a largi number of the people were emol European companies. She said they were now encouraging Chinese proprietors of restaurants,98 words
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Article56 1958-04-24 5 f HE newly renovated Thai lat SBJ*t Temple m Bays, eral oi Siam on or two h n WiU last 1 «!ay o rhls 'a also Bvjcj,,.,", Wfngoo for Bunm V f»ak Day. b make oiTerl!y. f ,i! Oem, and 7h to monks. j Vi56 words
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Article30 1958-04-24 5 Prince Enrico Barberini, head of a family which gave a pope and many cardinals to the Roman Catholic Church, in Rome died last night. He was 65.— U.P30 words
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133 1958-04-24 5 rpHE general manager of the Singapore Telephone Board, Mr. N. V. Knight, told the Free Press yesterday that he did not see any reason in asking the Government for a subsidy to run telephone services. Mr. Knight said he should not be misunderstood as133 words
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Article57 1958-04-24 5 1 women in 1: *vi hold a land f, n ln M u "ySaturdftj to commemorate the life of their national heroine, Raden Adjeng Kartini. There will be singing and dancing among children. Kartini wa.s the first woman who fought for women's rights in Indonejsia57 words
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Article270 1958-04-24 5 QOOD progress is being made with the construction of Singapore's new $4.6 million hospital for the chronic sick in Thomson Road. The Government has reported to the Legislative Assembly that work had greatly exceeded expectations with the result that expenditure to be incurred this270 words
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Advertisement138 1958-04-24 5 riiic tii *-J^ft nil I ii n I Il|T TTi 5881w55» **~TfHflH^^B^9 wt»4* TBK Iff .Off Scrangoon Road. S'poie. Tel: *****. 4^M l fSn?qmnll'' 'tuft Tr&lnlriyt Qrhnol £^§||Ss* UNIVERSALI >*^i^L^ r i^^J^Nfekv TWEED COTE S I faucet aluminium lining. mmmmsmmmmmmimmimmmt>im mm m Ziave you entered for the jm |P^M I138 words
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Advertisement71 1958-04-24 6 j ONLY L&M HAS IT. U.S. Patent awarded the J J Miracle Tip! i You get with each L&M cigarette the full exciting flavour of t! Southland's finest tobaccos. You get the patented Mirtcl Tip. ..pure white as a filter ihould be for cleaner, better smokin: The patent on the71 words
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Miscellaneous258 1958-04-24 6 JEFF lIAWBii: by Sydney Jordan I I yXy^ DISC h4O\/tEf&S EU2tlEt~Ly /K&OV£= Tt-tE. Hj £*tAAjyt^£n Futfltyf^- I ScCOnOS S i V I f*A_Cm4£.& M/t tICS t I W/iLL w/AICc^J j^^^^^^' y y r I B»^^ <■ -~^^A t its f /ao ii/Y~Mryv/ Off k. LET w l A^ jbJ^^^^^ f258 words
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Miscellaneous456 1958-04-24 6 i BORN today, you have strong for working in your favoui. You h lvp 1 tremendous latent talent which onh I needs developing to make you an out standing personality. Your keen semi of humour will be valuable eitj i literary work or in public speaking Since you are a456 words
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Article181 1958-04-24 7 LONDON, April :>:>. Previous iuciay i I* C i I UJBBSH AwU 23 buyer. 22 4 buyers lu >•■:••'" JH l no sellers 23 seller %i a> 22% buyers 22^ buyers 22% sellers 22 "i sellers K(11|;M: v,. KSS Spot 23^ bu^ a^bUgJ, X"" !lli 1 V181 words
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Article95 1958-04-24 7 NEW YORK. April 23. Previous Today TIN Straits spot 93.00 nom. 83.00 nom. sSifcJSract Ma, i! 02.75 buyers 92.75 buyers 3 93.25 sellers 93.25 sellers July 92.50 buyers 92.37 buyers 93.00 sellers 92.87 sellers TOM Quiet- SALES: NilRUBBER: Future May 26.45 paid 26.45 buyers 26.55 sellers July95 words
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Article32 1958-04-24 7 NEW YORK, April 23 Previous Today 30 Industries 449.55 450.11 20 Railroads 110-76 109.66 40 Domotic Bonds 89.56 89.66 15 Utilities 76.43 76.59 65 Stocks CompoMte Averages.. 155.64 155.5332 words
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Article58 1958-04-24 7 Malabar spot and awaiting release 27, afloat-s 26 to 26, April shipment unquoted. Lampong spot and awaiting release 27. afloata 26% to 26. April Above prices quoted shipment 25%. Sarawak unquoted- Muntok white spot and awaiting release 41. a floats 40 \k to 40, and April shipment 3958 words
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Article103 1958-04-24 7 LONDON, April 23. Previous Today <oiK\ Philippines ci.f. U.K./ North European ports delivered romfl U >r ong ton Apr/.May $196 sellers $197 sellers COPRA, Straits ci.f. IK /North Enropean ports delivered Wfnt per lon- ton Apr/.May £70 buyers £70 buyers £72 sellers £71 sellers Cflrnvnv ah103 words
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152 1958-04-24 7 U l) tlOSDitftlu be extended to ivel agents and i hipping re- who win at- S% ?/>;;* Singapore next lf ''ATA. Con 1 reparation Com- its first meet eraay and discuss--1 °12n y a welcome chali i a n lc X ?i152 words
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213 1958-04-24 7 First 'real' security test for our own soldiers T»HE Singapore Regiment yesterday conducted its first realistic security operation as part of the training schedule. About 250 soldiers took up key positions and manned road blocks in live different sections of the island. The regiment's Commanding Officer, Lt. Colonel R. W.213 words
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172 1958-04-24 7 'POLY' TO HELP OUT: TWO MORE SCIENCE CLASSES SINGAPORE P o l y technlc has agreed to conduct two regular science classes for secondary school students. The Director of Education, Mr. David McLellan, said the Polytechnic had to be approached for that help in view of the shortage of science172 words
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Article18 1958-04-24 7 Ships in the Singapore Naval Base today are: Andrew, Cossack, Cheviot, Newfoundland and Mounts Bay.18 words
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Article18 1958-04-24 7 The Malayan Planting Industries Employers' Association, will hold its annual general meeting today in Johore Bahru.18 words
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Article36 1958-04-24 7 The American cost of living index rose seventenths of one per cent in March— the biggest monthly increase for nearly two years, the Labour Department announced in Washington yesterday. ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article42 1958-04-24 7 The Royal Australian Air Force and Royal New Zea land Air Force will join with Australian and New Zealand Army units in a dawn Anzac Day ceremony at the Cenotaph in Connaught Drive tomorrow at 5.35 a.m.42 words
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136 1958-04-24 7 NAVY, R.A.F. START MOCK TWO-DAY WAR TODAY THE Navy and the RAF will "fight it out" in v two-day defence exercise starting in the Bay of Bengal today. Canberra and Lincoln bombers from Tengah will open the exercise by attacking a naval force including the 27,000-ton aircraft carrier H.M S136 words
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Advertisement96 1958-04-24 7 1 G/t^ A Gift that I will always be w^Ca treasured! V^y^ I DIAMOND RINCS EAR RINCS ATx^lfc BRACELETS PENDANTS AT^'MW' NECKLACES \A/mT DOUBLE-CLIP BROOCHES X V fi I ILim Inl iSS* i» #^^^m ■■mil 4r/£V I 20, BATTERY ROAD J?feafeukfo' I, S'PORE-1. TIL: ***** y^ *^^-^*^r for the treatment96 words
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Miscellaneous45 1958-04-24 7 Today's radio programme 1.15 pm. Lunchtlme Concert; 1.30 Time Signal and News; 1,45 Men Only; 2.00 Close Down; 5.00 Calling All Hospitals, presented by MalSie Conceir.no; 6.00 Hello Children; 0.30 Radio Dance Club; 6.45 Lights On; 653 Announcements and Singapott Share Market Report 700 Time45 words
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Miscellaneous92 1958-04-24 7 SINGAPORE j I HICH TIDES I TODAY: 2.20 p.m. I TOMORROW? 1.43 a.m. and 3.10 p.m. I SATURDAY: 2.27 a.m. I 4.11 p.m. I SUNDAY: 3.23 a.m. and 5.35 p.m. MONDAY: 4.41 a.m. and 7.02 p.m. TUESDAY: 6.24 a.m and 8.04 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 7.54 a.m. g and 8,49 p.m. ■•:>.92 words
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Article, Illustration72 1958-04-24 8 But mother's oJ These pictures were the reward for a long vigil by a photographer at the London Zoo. After hours of waiting the new twin Syrian bear cubs sneaked out of their den to take their first ever, than rhe.r ev .J look at72 words
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Article126 1958-04-24 8 riTRLY HAIRED, 25-year-old Giovanni Mansueto has won a £31,000 football pool but he MUST stick to his £9-a-week labourer's job for two years. Giovanni's cheque which would make him a lira millionaire back home in his sunny, poverty-stricken village near Foggia in Southern Italy rived last week at m*126 words
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Miscellaneous57 1958-04-24 8 pin-curlers': AND ALL Any harassed house- wife who doesn't have g time to take her hair out of pin curls will ap- preciak the dilemma of Zclla, whose five pups keep her more than busy. Zella, a French poodle seen here with her family, is owned hy Mr. Tom Raker57 words
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Article, Illustration49 1958-04-24 9 I adventure was and 30 ds t he cubs were inside again. The twins ate seen on the left venturing out of their den to take a wary peep at the world. Below, one of the twins is caught by the ear and firmly led back by mother.49 words
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Article100 1958-04-24 9 1 out of ftj Win: -try of r »pokesman' ■•\i-in by I Be must I IPPOM ni SO on S3 101 who h out of his own friend, waitress Grizelda HeeleySaid Grizelda: "I met Giovanni at a dance about nine months ago and fell for him straight away. Since100 words
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Article, Illustration104 1958-04-24 9 WINDMILL SURVIVES THE STORMS Defiance to the storms of the centuries, to the changing needs of mankind keeps this ancient windmill standing and still serving a useful purpose at Lytham, Lancashire, England. The mill, pictured here from the lychgate of St. John's Parish Church is reputed to be one of104 words
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Article159 1958-04-24 9 Man made men called Anthopomorphs are used r by North American aviation human factor engineers in perfecting systems for getting pjlots back to ground safely in case of aircraft failure. The dummies have rubber skins and are made 5 £m conform to shape, size and weight159 words
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Article, Illustration2355 1958-04-24 10 Pelham Groom - Pelham Groom SAFAD m kJARGARLT PILLJOY was a lonely woman Her husband jasper was not a man who collected friends and he never went out of his way to see that she had any either. She lived m a tight little world of ignorance2,355 words
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Advertisement20 1958-04-24 10 ON THE AIR The eighth of the Latiff plays "Snow On The Wing" will be broadcast at 8.15 p.m. tomorrow.20 words
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Article, Illustration121 1958-04-24 11 THE DUKE IS GUEST OF GUARDS ME I .o l Edinburgh recently visited the first battalion of the Welsh Guards v l' i( l li Piloted a helicopter which he landed on the barrack square. nl'i-tine the* barrack guard, he presented long service and. good conX!! n f RSM B121 words
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Article, Illustration88 1958-04-24 11 I A mobile exhibition showing the work of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation opened recently in London, it will later tour England and Scotland, and it is expected that more than 1,000 000 people will see it. Pictured after the opening of the exhibition, General Sir RiPftard Gale88 words
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Article, Illustration23 1958-04-24 11 THE DOOR-TO-DOOR AIRLINER fc:!r '.'<■<■« Roto. ">•< d«*c« airliner it hat I row lc iC opI 'eamvTffU I fr£ on its heeled." E Me proet.23 words
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224 1958-04-24 12 THE STRAIT OF FORMOSA IS VITAL TO S-EA SAFETY (CONTROL of the I ormosa Strait is the key to J South-East Asia, South Korean Ambassador You Chan Vanf said on his return to Washington alter a visit to Formosa. If the Formosa Strait falls under communist control, the ambassador said,U.P. - 224 words
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Article189 1958-04-24 12 Kwangsi granted 'autonomy' E mi IK South China Pro- E A vince of Kwangsi E E has officially become an E E autonomous area call- E Ecd the KwangsJ jjj E Chuanj; Autonomous E E Region, according to E E Radio Peking, E E Kwangsi, with an E E areaReuter - 189 words
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Article74 1958-04-24 12 THE South Korean Navy claims that North Korean Communists are preparing "to repeat their barbaric piracy on innocent South Korea fishermen/ The Communists have concentrated a "large fleet of fishing boats armed with various weapons in Haeju Bay, 50 miles northwest of Inchon," the navyU.P. - 74 words
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Article226 1958-04-24 12 PRINCE WAN of Siam, chairman of the 86--nation conference on the law of the sea in Geneva, said that there was at present little prospect of any solution on the breadth of the territorial sea obtaining the necessary twothirds majority in the plenary sessionReuter - 226 words
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Article33 1958-04-24 12 Hainan Island, off the South China coast, plans to repair the Shihlu-ling-Yulin railway. It has been disused since it was destroyed by a typhoon In 1946. U.P. '.> 8U.P. - 33 words
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Article, Illustration69 1958-04-24 12 picture. (Festival of flowers j in Japan, in honour I 0/ Lord Buddha is I marked in temples throughout the country with the I I traditional pouring I 8 o/ sweet tea to his I image, by young I children, and the I holding of flower I I parades. PicturePopper - 69 words
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89 1958-04-24 12 Kishi on stomping tour of all main cities pRIME Minister Nobu- suke Kishi's LiberalDemocratic Party will launch a nationwide campaign on April 28 for tiie coming general elections for the House of Representatives. This announcement followed decision of the Kishi Cabinet to dissolve the House of Representatives on Saturday. TheU.P. - 89 words
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Article25 1958-04-24 12 Katmandu newspapers reported that Nepal and Communist China have agreed to establish consulates, Nepal In the Tibetan capital of Lhassa and China in Katmandu. U.P.U.P. - 25 words
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Article14 1958-04-24 12 Prince and Princess Taka matsu of Japan visited the Brussels World Trade Fair. U.P.U.P. - 14 words
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Article42 1958-04-24 12 Nationalist Chinese VicePremier Huang Shao-ku has left Taipeh by air to represent President Chiang Kai-shek at the inauguration of new Argentine President Arturo Frondizl. He will then tour Peru, Panama, Chile, Guatemala, Brazil and the United States in a private capacity. U.P.U.P. - 42 words
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Article35 1958-04-24 12 Six Chinese language newspavers in Medan, North Sumatra, will be closed following an Indonesian Government decree banning ttoh o printing and distribution of publications in Chinese characters, the Jakarta P.I. A. News Agency reported. ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article28 1958-04-24 12 Nationalist Chinese marines supported by 120 amphibian tanks conducted war games in Southern Formosa for visiting General Kirn Dar Shih, commander of the South Korean Marine Corps. U.PU.P - 28 words
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Article20 1958-04-24 12 PRIME MINISTER NOBUSUKE KISHI HAS REITERATED THAT HE WOULD REJECT ANY ATTEMPT TO ESTABLISH A NUCLEAR BASE IN JAPAN. U.P.U.P. - 20 words
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Article22 1958-04-24 12 Soviet-Japanese negotiators in Moscow have agreed to the Japanese-sponsored proposal for a limit of 110,000 tons in the annual salmon catch. U.P.U.P. - 22 words
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Article30 1958-04-24 12 Japan and Pakistan have ratified the cultural agreement reached in Karachi on May 27 last year between Japanese Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi and Pakistani Prime Minister M. S. Suhrawardy. ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article27 1958-04-24 12 United Nations Command artillery units will demonstrate the firepower of their new atomic cannon on April 30, north of Seoul. Nuclear warheads will not be used. ReuterReuter - 27 words
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Article19 1958-04-24 12 Hong Kong business circles have dispatched a 400--member delegation to the Communist Chinese export products exhibition in Canton. U.P.U.P. - 19 words
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Article42 1958-04-24 12 Prof. Ramon Tapales, director of the Univ. rsity of the Philippines Conservatory of Music, has bi'en elected chairman oi the panel of jurors of the fifth Asian Film Festival to Manila. The panel of jurors includes M*s. Cynthia Koex of Singapore. U.P.U.P. - 42 words
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Article29 1958-04-24 12 Sheikh Abdullah, former Prime Minister ol Kashmir, said in Kashmir that he had "no Immediate plans" to defy the Government's ban on puou meetings and processions in Kashmir.- ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article43 1958-04-24 12 Mrs. Yokisho Murato oi Hl' roshima represent ms tne Japanese Council of Atom Bomb Victims was amonfc the speakers in Paris a meeting ol f u! S "against the Btomlc «g and against thr mstaUa tion of launching rampa for atomic rocket Reu-terReu-ter - 43 words
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Article30 1958-04-24 12 Japanese shipyard rrpr' sentatlves are th's to conclude an JfWJffS in Tel Aviv on {he s*J« JJ Israel of a 46.000 ton s' per tanker costm« i w 500,000. ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article19 1958-04-24 12 More than 105.000 sparrow have already been *f e wide spqrrow-killtng cam paign, the Pekitm 8 iVe«?s reported ReuterReuter - 19 words
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Article17 1958-04-24 12 Eleven Japanese un graduates have lected by the Brit ernment to study tain during 1053 195 ReuterReuter - 17 words
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Article, Illustration107 1958-04-24 13 I HIHI H points in the formula fur good looks, 1)V Una Rubinstein, are: 1 1 >s CLOTHES I cannot bear to see how !Len mnille themselves up. From the earliest llu ihhlv must be accustomed to fresh air." llss DRIVING AROUND walking is a aderful exercise.* 1 1107 words
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354 1958-04-24 13 Her top secret— a new style for every occasion pE pretty gir] in the P ict ure has found hi an swer to all her to problems. J' 1 hair's looking fed and l she hasn't time danil.^l^ done for oo blonde and runette a S to b f d^354 words
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Article, Illustration905 1958-04-24 13 ROSALIE SHANN - THAT'S THE BEST BEAUTY AID OF ALL ROSALIE SHANN By WOMAN in love is kinder, younger, happier and more beautiful. This is the opinion of Helena Rubinstein, world beauty expert and one of the most striking women of the age. Helena Rubinstein is reputed to be 82. I should say905 words
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Article132 1958-04-24 13 Statistics on thumb sucking CONCLUDING what they V claim has been "the largest study of thumbsucking ever attempted" two Chicago pediatricians Alfred S. and Howard S. Traisman announce that, contrary to general belief, thumb-sucking in small children is nothing for parents to worry about. Over the last 15 years the132 words
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267 1958-04-24 13 I A RECIPE for busii **ness success comes f from a woman who I should know Mrs. Evelyn Sharp, the only woman in Amei erica to own and operate a chain of hotels. I That the total links in I this chain add267 words
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Article, Illustration102 1958-04-24 14 This was first setback Cor Scotland in a 4-goal rout "WHAT a goal!'' exclaimed the English M porters when outside. right Douglas opened scoriae in the international fixture against Scotland J llurnpden Park, Glasgow. It. Vfts bad day for the Scottish defem r OP everything se< mcd to go wrong.102 words
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434 1958-04-24 14 BOUT OF 'FLU PUTS THE CHAMP ON HIS BACK By ARCHIE QUICK BAD luck Dave Stone! The Battersea Club boxer who has been A.B.A. National lightwelterweight champion for the past two years was unable to defend his title at the Imperial Services Boxing Association Championships at Aldershot because of an434 words
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Article58 1958-04-24 14 MAJOR I, B Holliday's Setting Star won the City and Suburban Handicap run over 11,I 1 milrs at Epsom yesterday, i Sir Victory BftSSOOn'a I Prince Moon was second with Sir w. m. Cooke's Wheatloy third. TwelVa pan. Betting Star won by a short head, With one andReuter - 58 words
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Article259 1958-04-24 14 Unranked Frenchman kayoes Toweel HUY Gracia of France L* brought off one of :he biggest boxing upsets of the year by defeating South Africa's Willie Toweel, number four in the world lightweight rankings, in seven rounds last night in Glasgow. Gracia is unranked. The referee stopped the fight after Toweel,259 words
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Article59 1958-04-24 14 rvON Candy, of Australia, who was seeded for both the men's singles and doubles, retired with knee trouble from the British hard court lawn tennis championships in Bourne- mouth yesterday. Defending champion Shirley Bloomer, of Britain. swept into the last eight of the women's sin.ul.'.- withReuter - 59 words
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Article610 1958-04-24 15 ALLAN LEWIS - ALLAN LEWIS igja :'y]cß^W urv \mj I'K-XNUT KIU— TRAINED LOCALLY BY MANX vi\( IWEKK THE OUTSTANDING WORKERS AT PENANG nuic MORNING WHEN THEY RAN THREE IN 37 WIDE OUT 'v i H NUMBER TWO TRACK. riTpic was much better than his stablemate. On this trial Rilex610 words
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Article48 1958-04-24 15 RESULTS in last night's Rugby Union and League matches were: Rugby Union: Bridgend 5 Cardiff 5; Coventry 16 Leicester 11; Redruth 6 Cross Keys 9. Rugby League Bradford Northern 21 Bramley 13; Castleford 13 York 23; Leeds 21 Rochdale Hornets 13; Leigh 14 Wigan 23.— Reuter.48 words
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Article217 1958-04-24 15 \l Is beat England 2-1 after leading 1-0 at •nil time in an intermediate (under-23) H((i international watched by 20,000 last night un(l < l r floodlights in Wrexham, North Wales. LEAGUE ONE bckpooj o Everton 1 lUX U(! 1 Newcastle 1 I I \<l217 words
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Article110 1958-04-24 15 'Selectable' Games menu A THLETES taking part in i\ the Third Asian Games in Tokyo in May will have to watch their waistlines. During the past few months the Japanese organising committee has been interviewing and training hundreds of cooks. Many of those selected were seconded to the embassies of110 words
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92 1958-04-24 15 CINGAPORE Is still short of $38,000, required to send the proposed contingent of 85 to the Asian Games beginning in Tokyo on May 24. Last night the Singapore Olympic and Sports Council named two of the official* who are to accompany the Singapore tpam.92 words
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Article193 1958-04-24 15 MALAYA enter the final day's play in the Davis Cup match against Ceylon with a stiff task to undertake. After Ceylon's sweeping victory- in the doubles yesterday, giving them a 2-1 lead, everything now depends upon the first singles today when national champions Ong193 words
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Article16 1958-04-24 15 One of the world's top gymnasts, Lidia Krol, has turned professional in Melbourne. Reuter.16 words
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Article, Illustration128 1958-04-24 15 Singapore c not goa Hong H pore 1. BINGAPO Asian team yest< ed their p and dete Jalan Bes; BUT 1 NOT SCOI This was for Hong K< victory in friendly tl their tropl week-end. Singapore and never struggle, but chances the wasted. In contrast players were vert the sliFree Press - 128 words
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271 1958-04-24 16 Smallpox vaccine rushed to fight Pakistan epidemic A CONSIGNMENT of 300 pounds of smallpox vaccine arrived at London airport yesterday from Philadelphia. It was bound for Dacca, East Pakistan, to combat the smallpox epidemic. The consignment was being transferred on to the nrst avanaoie plane at the airport and wasReuter - 271 words
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Article32 1958-04-24 16 The state-owned British Overseas Airways Corporation expects to lose ,^2,750,--000 in the year 1957-58. the Minister of Transport, Mr. Harold Watkinson, said in London, yesterday. Reu-terReu-ter - 32 words
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Article26 1958-04-24 16 20 Wtirds 56 (minimum). DANIEL AYADURAI PASSED away on 2'iid April, 1958. Funeral today. Cortege will leave No. 60, Hertford Road at 5 P ni.26 words
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91 1958-04-24 16 NEED FOR 'DYNAMIC TEACHERS' IN EAST THE president of the Malayan Teachers Congress, Tirath Ram, told a meeting of Asian and African school teachers In Colombo yesterday that the pressing problem before teachers of Asia and Africa was that of bringing up future citizens of the region in the spirit91 words
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Article66 1958-04-24 16 'There is a need for dynamic teachers to break down national and social barriers that exist In Africa and Asia. "It is essential that teachers make their contribution for bringing down these barriers," he said. 'Only if we succeed In achieving such understanding between the nations of theReuter - 66 words
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110 1958-04-24 16 ASTRINGENT chock is being maintained on all sea and air passengers arriving in Singapore from cholera stricken Calcutta, the acting Assistant Director of Medical Services, Dr. K. Slvam, said yesterday. He said: "For years Calcutta has been classified as an infected port, and we110 words
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Article21 1958-04-24 16 Twenty people wore feared drowned yesterday when a boat capsized in the River Ganges 35 miles from Calcutta ReuterReuter - 21 words
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Article72 1958-04-24 16 BRENDA HOLT, aged 12. died of fright when she saw her dog run into the path of a car, and nearly get killed, an inquest was told at Birmingham, yesterday. Brenda took the dog home then collapsed. Professor J. M. Webster, pathologist, told the court itReuter - 72 words
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124 1958-04-24 16 BRITAIN accused Yemen yesterday of carrying out "numerous attacks" against the Aden Protectorate and announced that British forces "have taken measures necessary to defend themselves." In a formal statement to the House of Commons, Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd said. "On numerous occasions in the last fewU.P. - 124 words
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Article, Illustration78 1958-04-24 16 Padang: How the invasion went pictures. THESE pictures of the landings is i n donesian C c n tr a] Government troopj at Pad an g sh o w (left) commandos disembarking f, um a transport Into the smaller era i t j n which they mule the dash toU.P. - 78 words
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