The Singapore Free Press, 14 May 1958

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Famil> Paper I xiim.ipon', Wednesday. May 14, 1958. PriM H Ctf.
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    US protect the Nixons to protect the Nixons Nixon is unruffled
    371 1 US protect the Nixons to protect the Nixons Nixon is unruffled THE United States last night sent 1,000 para- tn ipers and Marines by air to the Caribbean area as the result of mob action against Vice-Pre-sident X lxou in Caracas, Venezuela, yesterday. Mr. Nixon and his wife, Pat. were
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    Lock icon Hollywood woos Soraya
    104 1 Hollywood woos Soraya S pRIXCESS Soraya of rsia, the centre r; "on of the great HE r I<m c stories of our E r time,' has been offered 5 5 M 5750,000 to star in a 5 !l| i" depicting her life story, ii was revealed E m Hollywood yesterday.
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    RUBBER PRICE
    26 1 buyS lV v srade rubber r ,".b. opened in Sin- "us morning at 72% I ib., down three°f a cent on lose. The tone
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    Lock icon LONDON TALKS: BUSY DAY AHEAD
    140 1 jt and Singapore '>' pi a working Smining a draft #?n giving the Jjpny full internal 1 rnment face a to London today. members of the Singapore dele- •»<> British Colonial win meet pnrerences sources meeting was like- ly to last more than two hours.
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    Lock icon ALGERIA: FRENCH ARMY TAKES OVER POWER RIOTS IN ALGIERS, PARIS
    515 1 ALGERIA: FRENCH ARMY TAKES OVER POWER RIOTS IN ALGIERS, PARIS Generals tell Paris: We've set up own rule THE French army took over control In Algeria last night. After a day of rioting paratroopers seized Algiers radio station and General Raoal Salan, commander of the French forces in Algeria, went
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    Lock icon Premier pflimlin warns of 'civil war'
    139 1 T»HE French Liberal Catholicleader, Mr. Pierre Pflimlin. was early this morning elected Prime Minister by a large margin of votes after he had warned the National Assembly that France might be "now on the edge of a civil war." Mr. Pflimlin said: "In Algeria
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    Mob besieges President's home in new Beirut rioting 'Let UN. handle crisis'
    364 1 Mob besieges President's home in new Beirut rioting 'Let UN. handle crisis' (CROWDS last night besieged the summer residence of President Camille Chamoun of the Lebanon at Beit el-Din. just outside Beirut. according to the Egyptian Government controlled Middle East News Agency. Demonstrators also attacked Government buildings and police barracks
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    Lock icon 'Manuel bought a gun: 10 days lates 3 women were found shot'
    268 2 I)ETER ANTHONY MANUEL. 31, bought a Service revolver tor <J5 about 10 day before three wo men he i alleged t<> have Shot were found dead, a Glasgow court trying him for right murders was told yesterday. Manuel,
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    Lock icon Doctors' stirke ends
    21 2 Vienna's hospital doctors resumed work yesterday following settlement of a iwo week si rike for higher salaries. U.P.
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    Lock icon RAF-SANDYS CLASH DENIED BY MAC
    185 2 MX. HAROLD MACMIIXAN, Britain's Prime Minister, yesterday defended Air Force chiefs who have been accused <>i public attacks on the Government's detente policy. He told the House of Commons he was assured that nothing they had said at a recent conference conflicted with declared policy.
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    Lock icon Blast in shop kills father, wife, sons
    113 2 Blast in shop kills father, wife, sons A SHOP near Tao- I yuan, a small town I 25 miles South of Tai- i peh, was blown up on Monday night by ex- plosives stored in the i house, causing four I deaths, six injured, I and one missing, it was
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    Lock icon Red U-boats kept well away from this fleet
    99 2 e«SArsrsisg sums exercises m th V China Sea. boulh U -p- officers said no "un identified- submarine were detected during ?h manoeuv:, that Russia's Far submarine fleet i clear of the potent a^ force. Ranking officers of the 24 ship armada said
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    Lock icon Christmas Islandersdual nationality after transfer
    324 3 bom n Christmas Island after it is transferred to Australia by r iiiiiHiitary process will automatically become Australian citizens. ,!><» be citizens either of tlie United Kingdom and Colonies or Singapore by descent. They will thus have dual nationality. 11/(11 ls stated in the House
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    Lock icon U.K. aircraft research aid to go on
    78 3 U.K. aircraft research aid to go on THE British Government is to help pay the cost of developing a future generation of British airliners, Mr. Aubrey Jones, Minister of Supply, told the House of Commons yesterday. He said this in announcing that trie Government would continue for the time being
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    Lock icon China at summit talks, pica
    22 3 Sir tde r I Natio d Commu t be i of the I immil conf< n U.P.
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    Lock icon BID TO END ECONOMIC AID IS DEFEATED
    98 3 BID TO END ECONOMIC AID IS DEFEATED A BILL providing U.5.53,G03 million for foreign aid survived its first test in the House ol Representatives yesterday when an attempt to strip it of economic aid funds was defeated by 102-59 votes. The Bill is under heavy lire from some Congressmen who
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    Lock icon Polar conference
    24 3 Chile has accepted an invitation from the United States to attend a 12-nation conference on international co-operation In the Antarc- tic- Reuter
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    Lock icon NEW GUINEA WAR UNLIKELY: DULLES
    172 3 r rHE American State Department said yesterday the United States had no reason to anticipate an armed attack on Dutch New Guinea. The statement was issued after the Dutch Ambassador called on Mr. John Foster Dulles, the Secretary of State, to discuss the official denial
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    The Singapore Free Press Wednesday, May, 14. 1958 Opinion GROWING MENACE
    248 4 The Singapore Free Press Wednesday, May, 14. 1958 Opinion GROWING MENACE IN whatever language 1 America's leaders couch their appeals for a lowering of the national barriers to foreign trade, fact of the matter is that America must revise her ideas on trade -o j cope with the growing threat
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    BY THE WAY
    243 4  -  Beachcomber KJjTI Header, I offer a surprise. These rerses Of (I 80ft Are a convenient disguise For poverty <>/ thought When there is nothing much to sun i like to pass the time In an itIHOCUOUS kind Of way iiii i h rou Itiq you a rhyme
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    Lock icon Anxiety in Peking as drought and frost threaten vital crops
    1077 4 Anxiety in Peking as drought and frost threaten vital crops A GREAT BATTLE AGAINST NATURE I CHINAS FAST CROWING POPULATION -BETWEEN 10 AND 20 MILLION MORE MOUTHS TO FEED THIS YEARALLOWS LITTLE MARGIN FOR ERROR IN THE CALCULATIONS OF THE AGRICULTURAL PLANNERS, SAYS JACK GEE REPORTING FROM PEKING 1 m^^
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      77 4 In Aid of Kjmpons Koo CHy Fire Relief Fund INDIAN DANCES AT Victoria Memorial Hall on Tuesday 20th May lfs| 6 Wednesday 2 Ist May 1951 at 830 pm. each day Under Kind Ong En^ Cii Tickets $10, $S, %2. Bookinqv ot Robinsun's, Chine-si Chamber ot Commcrci Chin Wo< Athletic
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      75 4 IT IS WISE... I i csof j TO PHONE Jll4 t* ll mt AND SOLVE YOUR X^ I' PACKING L 7 PROBLEMS I JM md furniture needs the attention Wi B| 9 >l experts. W e pack and crntr l K--1 iny'hing for you with the U Bfr m FURNITURE
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    ROOM FOR ALL AT 'VARSITY HOSTEL
    84 5 ROOM FOR ALL AT 'VARSITY HOSTEL f hr no difficult* ding hosu-l J£l for the 220 ,1 Malaya ates who have s to Singapora > i Lumpur, „i the gniW. Burton r ee Press fcnat undergrade were in bin- would be staying b own homes. bo accommofor all those who
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    Lock icon Polar medal for Sir Edmund
    56 5 Polar medal for Sir Edmund Th Queen has approved Lrai Is Dr Vivian Fuchs. lr Edmund Hillary, and h fellow Polar explorers [h trekked across Ant arclea, the London Gazette kid ht. [S:r Edmund will receive I Polar Medal while Dr mens will receive a clasp to he ;am< medal
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    Contest for designers
    97 5 Contest for designers SINGAPORE dre&s design- j ers will, for the first j time, have a chance of taking part in a competition on the latest locally designled dresses at Raffles Hotel. on June 20. It is to be held In conjunction with the Artists' and Models' Ball, organised ;by
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    Aussie probe: Can Paya Lebar take jet airliners?
    226 5 Aussie probe: Can Paya Lebar take jet airliners? A SIX-MAN Australian survey party is due to arrive in Singapore today to <* inspect I'aya Lebar airport to see if it is suitable tor Boeing jet airliners to land there. Qantas Airways are expected to put Boeing planes on its Kangaroo
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    EMPLOYERS IN FAVOUR OF 'SAFETY' PLAN
    84 5 EMPLOYERS IN FAVOUR OF 'SAFETY' PLAN THE Singapore Manufacturers Association will i meet soon to consider the new Factories Ordinance designed to give more protection to workers. The President of the Association. Mr. David Lee, said they were generally In favour of the ordinance. He .said all large factories already
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    Civic lectures
    26 5 A course of ten civic lectures ha« been arranged for over-aged students at the I Tanjong Katong Girls' school during the next eight weeks.
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    FOREIGN DEGREES: COMMITTEE HANDS IN INTERIM REPORT
    337 5 ITHE special committee appointed by the Public Services Commission to go Into the Question of recognising foreign degrees In Singapore has submittpd an in! orim 1 epori The committee consists Of Dr. }{<) Seng Ong, a member ol the Commission a.s chairman, and
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      183 6 4 1 11 I MWVKi: by S.xlik >v Jordan i »<^aow it sounds I; I tcu- > *< *J tv^ece is a Hx^ ,=3 I FAWTASriC OUT TME: >v o^^ > I V^«TIA#sJ INVASION FLEET K^ F WHOLE THINO AAAV SEEM ,\T^ V M 1 rMC AACX>M AMD TMEV f|
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      460 6 Bohn today, you tiavi I verve lor life and I c something exciting going on I time. You nave strong like n I c Uteand^don't hesitatl fi^showl I c JTot you have enough charm and t I tQ -say exactly what y OU I c make people uke it! i
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      U.K. closing prices
      174 7 LONDON, May 1.1. I'lewou* loday ***** 21 -.s buyers 81U bttJW* J 21 l seller^ 21\ .seller june 21% buyers 21 s buyers 21 sellers 21 >_. .sellers N)1 1 kss Spot 21% buyers 21 buyers »;< lll>l X 21 seller- 21 t seller I KSS Settlement
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      New York prices
      92 7 M w i'ORK, Maj i Previous Today Spot ;t;ti7 nor 94 3n norn tract May" 94.25 bu: 94.00 buyer, 94 75 sellers 94.75 sellers July 93.75 buyers 93.37 buyers 94.50 sellers 94.37 sellers SALES: Nil. tan's .M-o 25.15 buyers 25 LO buyers 25.35 sellers 25.20 sellers July
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      26 7 M YORK, Maj 13 Ii t loilfi Today 460.74 459.86 113.99 113.48 Bonds 90.10 90 14 77.40 77.41 C'ompo ite \verages 159.26 159.94
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      U.S. PEPPER
      37 7 wak unquoted Muntok white May spot and awaiting release 3. c Lampong spot afloats 38' ■>. and .May shipment ase 25}4, afloata 38 sellers ex-dock. t 25',. Sara- I prices quota! in U.S. cents per W.
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      97 7 I ONDON, M.iv 13, on i i.i i(lls Today lippines c.i.f. IK. uropean ports delivered r long ton May/June $199 nom. $197 sellers (lI V Straits ci.f. U.K,/North porta delivered £70^ buyer: „3 ons ton May/Jtme £7] norn £71 n r t'OCOX OIL crude Straits I"'
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    U.K. FIRE CHIEF TO VISIT PAYA LEBAR
    101 7 I Fire Service 'cer of the British transport and tlon, Mr. J. A. VV. xpected to artpore towards thia month to flre-flghting I I.' bar airport t i now on 9 Uor airport;, in Common trie no will iporc for about fMihf.lng unit.
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    JUMABHOY NOW IN JAPAN TO NEGOTIATE INDUSTRIAL AID
    208 7 JUMABHOY NOW IN JAPAN TO NEGOTIATE INDUSTRIAL AID rPHE Singapore Minister for Commerce and liix dustry, Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy, is having discussions in Japan on Japanese capital and technical assistance in the industrialisation of the Colony. Mr. Jumabhoy, who left Singapore on the J.A.L. inaugural flight to Tokyo last
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    70 7 Fire torture charge acquittal I POLICE Inspi ctor Michael Dobbs a Londoner, has been acquitted in Nairobi oi torturing an African in front oi a bush fire to get i Information about ivory poachers. He was cleared in court 'on May 8 on a charge of causing grievous bodily harm
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    SINGAPORE HIGH TIDES
    43 7 TODAY: 8.34 p.m. TOMORROW: 5.59 a.m. and 9.08 p.m. FRIDAY: 9.44 am and 9.34 p.m. SATURDAY: 10. am. and 10.02 p.m. SUNDAY: 11.01 am. and 10.31 p.m. MONDAY: 11.38 am. and 11.01 p.m. TUESDAY: 12.11 p.m. (noon) and 11.34 p.m.
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    ALL 'ARABS'SOON
    19 7 ALL 'ARABS' SOON The United Arab Republic government yesterday drafted new citizenship legislation converting Egyptians and Syrians into "Arabs."
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      89 7 Todays radio programme 1.16 p. in Music Maken; 1.90 port; 7.00 Time Signal and Time signal and Newt: 1.45 News; 7.18 Voicei In Harmony; Music Makers; 2.00 Close Down; 73') Wednesdaj Concert: 6.30 6.00 Tea Dance; 6.30 For Hear them AH; D.OO Football Amusement Only; 5.43 Hawaiian Commentarj from Kuala
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    Lock icon SINGAPORE SPOTLIGHT
    2763 8 SINGAPORE SPOTLIGHT They'll go home by air— then BUS HE'LL ADVISE: STUDENTS j i a SIXTY FIVE you no I men and women (jradu- ated from the Fedcra- J tion of Boys' Clubs leadership course in Singapore on Saturday. Mr. L.C. Goh, Perm a- I I nent Secretary to the
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    London Gossip
    799 10 London Gossip CROM New York I hear that Gary Cooper left the hospital where he had signed in as "Frank James 1 and drawled incredulously: "Now where in the world did they get that face lifting theory? "I've been making a living from this bat t< red old face for
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    Elsie, 20, elopes to become the second wife of Mohamed
    1221 10 Elsie, 20, elopes to become the second wife of Mohamed Arthur Orittenden reports from Oeriia, Libya a hvimv vi:\k old hkitisii A NURSEMAID HAS laorin WITH AM) MARRIED AN ARAB WHO, AS A MOSLEM, ALREADY HAS WIFE AND TWO YOUNG CHILDREN. The couple have stl u p their home In
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    THE DUKE ON RESEARCH VISIT TAKES A STYLE IN HIS STRIDE
    98 11 THE DUKE ON RESEARCH VISIT TAKES A STYLE IN HIS STRIDE fhotoj Ihe Duke of Edm burgh rarely finds time to relax from his daily round of public engage ments. He travels around from city to city, some times by train, some t^mes by car and quite often by private
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    A way to cut the cost of a crayfish
    89 11 A way to cut the cost of a crayfish Film stars are helpiftg shopkeepers of the l*Rue Tronchet inParis in an all-out cam- p *))(ti(//i to cut prices. TJwij will visit erer/j shop in the street m m m m (tnd choose an article in each to be reduced m
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    Christening time for son of Prince
    92 11 Christening time for son of Prince Prince and Prin (ess Tomislav of Yugoslavia with their son Niokla alter th< i baby had hem christen ♦•el At the Serbian Church in Lad broke i o London, recently. in the centre la the Margrave m Baden, the baby's grandfather who w«s god
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    Lock icon RHEE TO DROP KOREA'S 'U.S. FIRST' POLICY?
    268 12 RHEE TO DROP KOREA'S 'U.S. FIRST' POLICY? ftBSERVEJiS in Seoul say Uiat South Korean President Syngman Rhea is moving toward a major foreign policy shift from wliat is commonly called by Koreans an "America first" policy. This observation was made hi connection with the holding in Seoul Ol an unprecedented
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    Lock icon Silence Falls on Tokyo
    121 12 Silence Falls on Tokyo OILENCE has deslO cended on Tokyo a* ion« queues of Tokyo drivers queue up daily outside metropolitan police stations while an anti-noise drive is beiiiK vigorously pressed in the capital. Traffic court officials have set up small courts on the pavements to deal with offenders, many
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      Lock icon Taipeh tells Philippines 'hands oft The Orchid'
      238 12 Taipeh tells Philippines 'hands oft The Orchid' RATIONALIST China has declared that the Botel Tobago Island which the Philippines is reported to be trying to annex "has always been an integral part of the Republic of China." Manila reports the islet, located south-east of Formosa, was recently discovered by Madame
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      24 12 Eighi Hong Kong-registered fishing junks. Intercepted by Communist Chinese patrol boats near Ladrone Island, midway between Hong Kong and Macao. have been released. Reuter
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      174 12 The Chinese Communist Party and the State Archives Office have listed more than 570.000 documents recording the history ol the Communists' conquest of China, the Peking People's Daily re. ported. The archivists still have to sort about 16 tons of other Communist records. Router. A U.S. army field band of
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      100 12 a loin man delegation from the East German state film company has arrived In Jakarta to make a documentary Rim on Indonesia, Leader ol the party i Herr Hans ECrachi Reuter f' n;<c Tal.ii mai ,n i/oioiycr brother of Finperor IlirohitO Of Japan, said in PttTis that, during his stay
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      37 12 Thousands of people m Hawaii fear the nuclear tests in the Pacific islands will result in an Increase ol radioa el l vity over the island according to the Japanese Kyodo news agency correspondent 111 Honolulu Reuter
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      73 12 No radioactive pollution has been indicated by checks made Since 1955 in West Germany of fresh and tinned fisht including Japanese tunny fish, Dr. Qerhard Schroeder, Interior Minister, told the Bundestag {Lower House) in Bonn- Renter. A seven-member Japanese technical team has arrived in Calcutta, from Tokyo Id assist the
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    Lock icon NEED FOR ALL-ASIA ALLIANCE STRESSED
    82 12 NEED FOR ALL-ASIA ALLIANCE STRESSED A H A IOH S()UIL Korean Xl Army Office] h observed a Si Vlo training exer<. Siam has .>•-■, jsgjj tl>l need for a strone collective defenci alliani for all or Asia, Major Genera] k-., by 5S tlf te W«sed 8.8.A.T.0. alliance disp] "I fully
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    Lock icon 4 mil. who fled China
    89 12 rnHE I ree China Reli< 1 JL a ocial lon in Taipeh aid i' had extended reliel to 0 total ol 1,793 672 disp] ici 'i pi ople and facilit at ed arrangements for 54,--pi ons tn •-tii r Formo a a n ugi c
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    Lock icon ASIA A.-FREE ZONE NEXT
    62 12 h, an interview with the Stuttgarter Zeitung or Stuttgart, the Chinese Foreign Minister, Mr. Chen Vi was quoted as saying thai Red China was exchanging views with other AfroAsian stair.- on an atomfree /.one in Asia. He added thai American long-range nuclear weapons stationed in Asia
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    Lock icon Hunger stalking Bengal
    142 12 Hunger stalking Bengal rFHE \V( Bengal Govern I ment has Imposed s iff restrictions on i ocia l affair in an eti o: i to help allevi iti in acute food shortagr 'i he c \o\ < rnment decreed that no rice or wheal pre duel may be served at
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    Lock icon JET BIKE EXPERIMENT ENDS IN TOKYO STREET BLAST
    103 12 JAPAN'S fir jel bicycle, po ibly the first in the world mad < it debut in Tokyo and landed with the Inventor In the nearest hospital when it blew up. 'in- bicycle was built by a 28-year old universit graduate ol t
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    55 12 Emperor Ilirohito of Japan had to make re- peated appearances on a balcony of the imperial E palace in Tokyo to acknowledge the greetings of E CFOWdI of people making their annual visit to the E palace grounds on the occasion of the Emperor's E fifty-seventh birthday. E -Tii mi
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  • RECORD ROUND-UP
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      Wait till you hear THIS Mary Anne!
      250 13 Wait till you hear THIS Mary Anne! I M I VIE IN JAMAICA. Limbo, Green Guava f Gimme 1( k fle Shillin', Brown Skin ,1 Talking Parrot, Mama M ,k rea, Sweetie Charlie, Ktoi, Maud (.al Sally Brown. an Smart Woman Smarter, nee Dimension Irene, Ya ami M.i Ma Ma,
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      Evergreens by Sinatra
      103 13 FRANK SINATRA. "The Voice." I Don't Know Why. Try A Little Tenderness. A (ihost Of A Chance, Paradise, These Foolish Things, Laura. She's Funny That Way. Fools Hush In. Over The Rainbow. That Old Black Magic, Spring Is Here. Lover. (Philips 12-inch, GS!0(»8 TL). Sentimental Frankie still
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      Controversial Messiah
      305 13 HANDEL: The Messiah (in presentation folder) Philips 1.***** L and LO94ISL. r FHIS is the first Mes--1 siah in the so-called "new form" that inspired controversy when presented at Carnegie Hall In New York. One innovation Is the use of the "Victorian" edition for the sake of accuracy,
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      RED ARMY HIT SONG
      153 13 CONTINENTAL COCKTAIL. Stanley Laudan and his Ensemble. Marushka, Blue Bolero, Jen .\i Marre, Tango D'Kstoril, Gipsy Moon, Spring in Vienna, liiu harest, O Dolce Napoli, Polish Folk Song, Beer-Garden l'olka, The Blue Shawl, Holiday In Switzerland. (Oriole 12-inch, MG *****). Whether your preference i.s the beautiful
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      SUCK ARRANGEMENTS
      74 13 EIN WALZERTRAUM Albert Vosm-m (hai monira) uilh AdallMM I LtlCSltOWlkl anil his orchestra. f)rr Rrigrn fOtCM Sh.i, t Air: Giei/>, Kin Wal/.n 'Iranm i Oscar Btrauss/Arr OltUs) Cirrvahr (Am if An OlttC), Marrhrn yon lahiti (BfOWn/ ll'olvdor IP, WIO BPH), This is a selection of waltzet well played,
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      BUT WHAT WOULD SHAKESPEARE SAY?
      208 13 DIKE ELLINGTON and his Orchestra. "Such Sweet Thunder." Sonnet for Caesar, Lady Mac, Sonnet to Hank Cinq, Sonnet in Search Of A Moor, The Telecasters, Such Sweet Thunder, Up And Down, Sonnet For Sister Kate, The Star-Crossed Lovers, Madness in Great Ones, Half The Fun.
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  • FINAL WORKOUT FOR SINGAPORE'S ASIAN GAMES TEAM
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      Lock icon TOURISTS WIN
      23 14 The Philippines Asian Games soccer team lost 2-1 to visiting Indonesians In the first of a three-game scries in Manila. Reuter
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      726 14 performances by the many competitors already in Tokyo for the third Asian Games opening on May 24, point \o a higher all round standard in this year's event. Officials too are doing- their best to keep up this impression by statements which in
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      202 14 ESSEX COLLAPSE IN SIGHT OF VICTORY Ij^SSfcX came within 49 J runs of victory y ester, clay but then collapsed. They lost to the New Zealand tourists by 18 runs. An eighth wicket stand of 58 between Trevor Bailey and Roy Ralph carried Essex to a promising position, but then
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      53 14 THE Indian Ambassador to Japan. Mr. C.S. Jha last night received I.ooolb. of tea from the Tea Board of Calcutta for presentation to the athletes taking part in the third Asian Game The tea will be used to refresh the athletes in between the
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      136 14 CLUES ACROSS 12 Check without 1 Does this describe an era (4) jL in an historic Thames town? 13 a witty word i| n £8i 4) him (3) m'.TM'i'! m re thft r 15 Pish in thifl v '2 Then: is a,, in n u;i,m 17 S lrPl>ri> V h
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    Yorks beat the clock by four minutes
    510 15 Yorks beat the clock by four minutes l*rce six-hits by Trueman 106 runs in 55 minutes RESULTS IHBLVVIND baiting yesterdU) enabled kshire t<» iitatch a innings lead and v 111 their against Hampv which W*« restl( 'j one day bcs( of the weather, the highlight the ftnal day's pron the
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    179 15 M aria recovers to take title tl i Esther Bueno -"Id Brazilian' rful game has g- he title ct "The n women's ten Z women's sinS 3-6, 6-3, 6-3 Australia's No yf Coghlan fi Internatio champion m bioot^ holder „t ■r' ci a a 8 ";:"::,r B; v,;;;;;, tb. hort
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    MAC SIGNS A BAT
    46 15 I Mr. Harold Mac- millan, Britain's Prime Minister, au- tographs a cricket j I bat at Bickley Park, Kent. He was j watching: a Prime Minister's XI play a Kent Cricket Club team in a charity match. Paul Pop- j per picture.
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    Bolton beaten 2-0
    26 15 Bolton wanderer the English FA Cup '.'.inner.-. ere beaten 2-0 by the French Club. sv>cha nx, la .t night "i Prance Reut( r.
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    TOP SEEDED
    32 15 A.-hley Coopoi < Au. tiali.u and Miiss Shirley Hloomer (Britain) are the top seeds In (he .singlr.s events of the French lawn tennis championships, which open |n I'uri.s On Friday Reuter
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    HOPEFUL BLUE IN WINNING FORM
    227 15 HOPEFUL BLUE IN WINNING FORM IQQK-OUT t TODAY'S TRACK WORK STEADY RAIN AT BUKIT TIMAH THIS MORNING LIMITED FAST TRACK WORK TO A FEW HORSES ONLY. Most interesting of these was Hopeful Blue who won a double in his last two races at Kuala Lumpur, including the Henggler M c
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    106 15 Asian athletes taking part in the third Asian Gam 69 continued to pour Into the Japanese capita] by air and i sea yesterday. The first group Include d 78 Souih Koii an ai hlei c.-> They were followed by six Iranian athletes. in the early hour
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    387 16 £•11 IIIIIIIIIiIIIIItIIIHIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'IIIIIIIIM>_ Straits Timet Free Press tor the convenience ot adver- risers our representative at Ist I I floor. SINGAPORE COLD STOR- AGE. ORCHARD ROAD, will re- ccive small advertisement! and insweri to box numbers """""Hiiiii.iiiiMiMiiiiiiiiiiiieiitiiniiMiiir Rebels claim heavy new air raids on shipping I
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    SHAH IN H.K.
    35 16 The Shall of Persia was greeted by the governor of Hon? Kong. Sir Robert Black, when he arrived today from Bangkok on a briei stopover on the way to Formosa and Japan.—Reutcr.
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    PUSHED OUT OF WINDOW
    47 16 An attendant of the Prince's Hotel Garni Lee See Sek, told the police he was pushed out of his room window by an intruder at 2.30 a.m. today after he had refused a demand for money. Lee received treatment at the General Hospital.
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    161 16 A THREE per Cent, pay increase offer to nearly 600,000 British railwayman last night raised hopes that ;i national rail Strike could be averted. Chiefs of the British Transport Com mission made the oiler to take (•fleet from Juno In talk, with national leader, or
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    103 16 I fFHE All-India Port and Duck Workers ll(ltIt Hon A decided yesterday to launch a Keneral si.ii' all major Indian ports on June 1G The strike is likely to affect about 100,000 wort*. 1 in Bombay, Calcutta, Madras, Cochin and
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    203 16 J. M. JUMABHOY. 1 wife of the Singapore Minister of Commerce and Industry, was the centre of attraction yesterday when the prima donna of Japan.--theatre, the Kokusai, presented her with a bouquet in the theatre hall in Tokyo. Mrs. Jumabhoy and her
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