The Singapore Free Press, 19 May 1958

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    14 1 Malaya's Own Family Paper v, is] »iitfrap«r*i Monday, Maj 19, 1?>58. Price 15 its.
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    Lock icon Crucial talks today
    144 1 pit Anglo-Singapore institutional conieience meets in London today foj> what is expected to be the most important discussion o f the week-old talks so far. When the Singapore all-party delegation of five sits down with the Colonial Secretary, Mr Alan Lennox-Boyd, and other British ollicials today they
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    ALGERIA ARMY CHIEFS DEFY PARIS
    902 1 Wtack on Pflimlin iHE committee of army generals which has usurped power in Algeria last night bluntly denounced the policy of the Pflimlin overnment in a bitter protest against the emergency powers voted y Parliament. The public safety committee headed by General Jacques Massu I
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    Lock icon U.K. fleet, U.S. planes stand by
    119 1 U.K. fleet, U.S. planes stand by JJRITISH warships are steaming into the Eastern Mediterranean today to be ready if necessary to evacuate British nationals from riot-torn Lebanon. The Navy announced at Valletta, Malta, that to facilitate this move Nato exercises in which the ships are taking part from today had
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    RUBBER PRICE
    30 1 June first grade rubber buyera f.o.b. opened In Singapore this morning at 72,' cents a lb.. up one-eighth oi a cent on Friday's close. The tone was quiet.
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    Lock icon Rebel collapse at Tripoli may end revolt
    210 1 Rebel collapse at Tripoli may end revolt SURRENDER of the 700 rebels entrenched in the North Lebanon oil town of Tripoli yesterday followed army bombardment lastine over seven hours, Beirut reports said. The battle began with gunfire from the rebels, who had barricaded themselves in the Old City since last
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    Lock icon SOVIET SUBS. HEAD FOR MED?
    122 1 SOVIET SUBS. HEAD FOR MED? VL r est E m Intelligence .sources revealed in London yesterday that the Soviet Navy has stepped up its traffic from Russian Baltic Sea bases into the open Atlantic -and possib'y the Mediterranean. A British admiral openly declared that unidentified submarines were operating in the
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    Lock icon BRITAIN SPURNS RED WARNING
    155 1 Britain yesterday sharply reject crt a Soviet warning against interference In Lebanese a (lairs a> a "collection of untrue and unsupported innuendoes." A London Foreign Office spokesman made the statement in commenting on a warning issued yesterday morning by Tass. official Soviet news agency, that intervention
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    Lock icon BEAVTY 'FRAMED' AT CHARITY BALL
    80 2 BEAVTY 'FRAMED' AT CHARITY BALL Lovely Singapore mannequin Sonnia Kil cannon modelled this bejewelled frame in a "Spotlight on Spectacl cs M held during < harily ball at tin- Raffles Hotel, Singapore, on Saturd .»> night. The frame was one of 15 •peciall) flown out from tin* United states for
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    Lock icon AUSTRALIA TO PRODUCE OWN PEARLS
    97 2 AUSTRALIA TO PRODUCE OWN PEARLS IIK. H. (i. MKNZIES, the I?! Australian Prime Minister, .said yesterday that there was a "tremendous" future for the cultured pearl industry in Western Australia He was speaking to r>e< pie of Broome, a pearling centre on the north-west coast of Australia during a tour
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    Lock icon 'Women working 12-hour shifts in H.K. mills'—M.P
    354 2 'Women working 12-hour shifts in H.K. mills' M.P r rilE average hours worked by operatives in Hong Koni sniinil weaving mills are "not less than 05 per week," i Briti i i Member of Parliament said today. Ia| > Mr. Ernest Thornton, who made his third post-war Colony earlier this
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    Lock icon ARAB UNION CABINET TO BE SWORN IN TODAY
    154 2 ARAB UNION CABINET TO BE SWORN IN TODAY THE Arab Union's first Cabinet, and the new Iraqi Cabinet, are to be installed and sworn in today before King Faisal, it was officially announced in Bagdad yesterday. The Arab Union, headed by King Faisal, will have General Nuri Al Said as
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    Lock icon Ashes of the past
    34 2 A 2,500-year-old grave containing 17 clay urn.s of human ashes, has been discovered during excavations for a water pipeline near Lake Fertoe, the Hungarian news agency M.T.I, has reported.- Reuter
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    Lock icon YOUTH' SUNDAY
    23 2 More than 2.000 schoolchildren and representative groups from youth organisations attended Common wealth youth Sunday services vi Hong Kong yesterday. Reuter
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    Lock icon THINGS THAT MAKE ASIANS LAUGH-M.P.
    140 2 THINGS THAT MAKE ASIANS LAUGH -M.P. A LEADING British Labour Member of Parliament said in Plymouth yesterday that the United .States' rejection of the Rapack] (Polish) plan for a nuclear-free zone in Europe was a "tragic blunder Mr. Al hony Greenwood, the MR added "America seems beni on giving the
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    Lock icon Seven men sail blazing 'coffee pot' to safety
    268 3 Seven men sail blazing 'coffee pot' to safety THE story c»t a Danish ship's captain and tlie Si-man crew <>i the Cargo vessel Olivia Winthers, which caught lire in the Gull of Mexico and became the world's biggest coffee pot when its cargo <>i coffee mixed with tons of water,
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    Lock icon S'pore teacher weds Dane
    140 3 it tin* Ca edral of the Good ■nl over the kend were Mr. N^ils U Mum io\v of l)en\liss Pa me la >; nelius, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. V Cornelius of Singapore. u n chow, of the tic company, of Mr. and Mrs. 11.
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    SINGAPORE PEOPLE'S LIVELIHOOD IN DANGER -LIB.-SOCS.
    201 3 SINGAPORE PEOPLE'S LIVELIHOOD IN DANGER -LIB.-SOCS. Mr c K. tan, secretarygeneral of the Liberal Socialist Party in Singapore, last night attacked all "extreme political parties in Singapore. Speaking at the inauguration of the party's Kampong Kembangan division. Mr. Tan said that the extremists advocated class .struggle and hatred and did
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    Lock icon Aussie help for hospitals in Indonesia
    105 3 AN appeal is under way in Australia to help 40 Christian hospitals In Indonesia to continue functioning, the secretary Of the World Council of Churches' inter-church aid and service to refugees, the Rev. f. Byett, said in Melbourne yesterday. Inflation had hit the hospitals
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    Lock icon Nairobi TB survey
    25 3 Aii Internationa] mas.; x ray team hopes t f > check all Africans In Nairobi tot tuberculosis In n urvev tarting boon. Reuter
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    Lock icon 15 KILLED IN BUS PLUNGE
    38 3 bus loaded uith 10 passcngeri lurched »>n a road And plunged down n refine ytsterdAj near Oporto, Portugal, killinu 15 uf tbOM aboard All Ihr vuivivorv uric injured, many of them icrlously. U.P
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    Lock icon Fossils reveal secret of life
    62 3 a e\i nftdifti i i icpedil loi i ha n ;n He ,i tn&joi haul <>i in in Peru four f f >" i oi bones that ill help (r ihe ory oi life on Bfl rt 1 1 '2(1,(100 to BO i|( Jf V'
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      25 3 //".'< l<uq tiered \otttaU cabinet 6a 1-. 1 bIETHELM )n U u r 'o C.ll (I nd >W of qualified Pl.v ifl our ground floor "OWROOM
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      Opinion Heedless children
      216 4 Opinion Heedless children IN the campaign for 1 road safety the authorities have provided road marshals paid men and women who alone, besides the police, have the power! to halt traffic. This plan is excellent in concept and the mar- 1 shals in their white i coats and carrying signboards
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    THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER
    418 4 THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER 4 FTEH the CeremoniaJ /V Parade to mark the Annual Day ol the Royal Corps ol Military Police I uas reminded of a certain Sir Anthony Kingston who in 1549 was appointed Provost Marshal to deal with the rebels in the West ol England.
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    Off to the Arctic with a mosquito net
    301 4 Off to the Arctic with a mosquito net PELHAM GROOM writes every Monday J< IN think ol iuan> things that 1 should want if 1 was «oin« to Finland and other places on the Arctic irele. and pride of place would be Kiven to Ange'ine. my faithful travelling companion, who
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    CURIOUS ODD JOBS
    584 4 I SUPPOSE it is be- cause I have always been rather inquisitive though I prefer to call that failing being observant that 1 have always been interested in other people's jobs, especially if they are unusual. I often used to wonder just what the fellow thought he
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    Do script men go too far?
    304 4 Do script men go too far? ]T Ls :i ci mmonpla :e iemark to »ay that a iiim is nothing like the book from which it was taken. So commonplace, indeed, that no-one gives it any attention, but sometimes one wonders Just how much liberty film writers .should allow themselves
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    Local senior officers 'surprised' at Ong
    324 5 WHY NOT THIS JOB? QUERY TO MAYOR Tlii' Lor;,i Senior Offic.ers' Associal lon oi i t! c Singapore City Council yi sterday entered into the Malayanlsation controversy over individual appointments and asked the Mayor why the City Analyst's post should not be filled by
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    ASHES OF INSPECTOR ARE BACK
    83 5 ASHES OF INSPECTOR ARE BACK B inspector Ho P Loi i I irought back I by air la I hird br i I E< Bin. Also two other mother and X- be taken to m ist Crematorium I Road, today. late Ensp. Ho's I and colleagues I C.I.D. and the
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    65 5 The ISIS Sketch Club orsanised a flower paintings exhibition which opened concurrently with the inauguration of the Eighth Pakistan Flower, Fruits and Vegetable Show at Gandhi Gardens Admiring: an item at the exhibition is Mian Jaffer Shah, Minister for Food and Agriculture, who opened the show and later visited the
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    Singapore Traffic problems to be reviewed
    256 5 Singapore Traffic problems to be reviewed IMIL ity Council is short- undertake an ex--1( w of Singa problems, inlines, park-one-way traffic, and traffic ion. n of a review d by Mr. Tang of th( Labour i earlier meeting uncil. Vehicles and Fire Committee o\ the which later exthe question that
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    She's proud of her gallant husband
    75 5 Mrs .VI T. Isi«nall has every reason to be proud for her husband, Driver Bigtlftll of (lie R.A.S.C has just received the British Empire Medal Irom Gen Sir Charles 'oleman at an investiture at the Tower of London. He won it for Steering a
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      150 5 iMIRRO-MATIC PRESSURE PAN Boy A 7/me Saving Wonder Today \^gv The Mirro Matic selective pressure control lets you fessts§) choose the right pressure, v^. f then automatically prevents pressure from goin^ higher than your recipe requires 5, 10, or 15 lbs. While you carry out other household duties r^ mimm^
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      233 6 f JEW "IIAWKI iC "svdmV Jordan >CXj AcX?uSe AAE O 1 TREASON wmai ma-H tolO vt^u iS rRuE B Bbß R iat Tni^ a<\lM*E*JT vf t tJ D iXECE OKi Outt hSOOt^ \S fAKiM Lies im ihe smackJwo 99 PißrrfW r^- r?r>//-^> gne V SCWAETHINKS WMICM R£MD6Gti AH U OF
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      499 6 I i I>OH\ today, you i KU whal > Jy called an a c i;itl!i t are rather high-"trm emotional. Th e ta V. I you the gfil ot SmSS ta c more than Ukely thai v, since you are easily imv c routine, you will be haLtef 1 work
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    THE LURE of CANNES
    29 7 r ,o\ r Jayne MansieW (right) meeta Begum Vu.i Khun at a »ala evening °f *lie Cannes Festival. Between them is Jayne's husband Mickey Hargitaj
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    Lock icon BEAUTY QUEEN TAKES A WALK IN HER SWIM SUIT
    35 7 BEAUTY QUEEN TAKES A WALK IN HER SWIM SUIT piruin 1 RIGHT: Last year's Mi- Festival," the shapelj French beauty queen, Josianne Montesu:t out <^ 1 hei early morning stroll in a twopiece swim suit.- U.P
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    ESTATE NOW RID OF PETTY THIEVES
    59 7 ESTATE NOW RID OF PETTY THIEVES ETTV in Si-nnett ate have been elipati d I Mowing the inslati o! street lamps and Bial arrests by the police. was stated at the i general meeting o! Sennett Estate Resir Association fl i week-end. 'tary, Mr. W.c co Ho I a appealed
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    $100,000 IN HAND SO WORK STARTS ON NEW SCOUT HQ.
    135 7 l' 1 will begin next on the SingaScouts' nVw adquarters in Clemenceau Avenue. Mr. L.E. Wood ford, the Scout Commissioner for Singapore, said the headquarters would be completed in about eight months. The Scouts have alreaiy collected $100,000. They need
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    TREASURE HUNT IN SALVAGED WARSHIP
    124 7 A SEARCH for treasure is now being made by workmen aboard the 14.050-ton Japanese auxiliary cruiser Shireto Maru which was raised last week from the sea off Johore where it was sunk by American bombers in 1945. So far they have found a large quantity
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    FILM SHOW
    24 7 The YMCA will present the film "Hamlet" at 8 p.m. on Friday at its Orchard Road headquarters, specially for .secondary school students.
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    Professor's talk
    33 7 1 Professor J. E. Harris, Professor of Zoology at the University of Bristol, will give a talk today at 8.30 p.m. a 1 the science college, I— 1 1 1 1
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    Charges against KK are unfair say the nurses
    457 7 Charges against KK are unfair say the nurses npHE nursing start o! the Kandang Kerbau maternity hospital are angry over accusations that they are rude to expectant mothers, laughed or shouted at women in labour and in some cases slapped them. "We never thought that any of the patients or
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    CHINESE WOMAN JOINS U.S. REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE
    65 7 CHINESE WOMAN JOINS U.S. REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE MISS Li Ling Ai (left) of New York City tvho ha s been appointed a member of the Nationalities Advisory Committee for the new National Federation of Republican Women. The purpose of the committee is to encourage the 15,000,000 women members of organisations pertaining
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      58 7 "oday's radio programme On Strings; I I and News; |?46 2.00 Close' I ide for Music; j 1 Ol Music; 5.30 1 eport: 7.00 Time 1 N«WS; 7.18 Aclven- 7.30 Music! 111 World Affairs i imentary; 8.161 Mm Piano; 6.30 i .string Orchesi mtlme 1968 finn Signal and '''in or
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      44 7 SINGAPORE HIGH TIDES TODAY: 11.18 am and 11.01 p.m. TOMORROW: 12.17 p.m. and 11. 31 p.m. WFDNESDAY: 12.56 p.m. THURSDAY: 0.09 am and 1.31 p.m. FRIDAY: 0.47 a.m. and 2.20 p.m. SATURDAY: 1.28 am and 3.0(i p.m. SUNDAY: 2.15 am and 3 58 p.m.
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    'Pearl' of the East
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    MORNING TEA IN BED IS LUXURY FOR A SOLDIER
    207 8 MORNING TEA IN BED IS LUXURY FOR A SOLDIER The infantryman, to whom most of the credit for the real work of terrorist clearance must go, is a regular visitor to Sandycroft on Penang. Twenty-three year old Private Derek Roberts of Lancashire, serving with the Ist Battalion, the Loyal Regiment
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    FAMILY HUNTS FOR BARGAINS
    106 8 On the left, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wright and their two daughters, Pauline and Jennifer, enjoy wandering round the ma mi baZaars and shops of Qeorge Town's main thoroughfares. They are examining t// g Wares at a fabrics stall In one Of the bazaars Popular among
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    It's island paradise for those weary jungle troops
    754 8 It's island paradise for those weary jungle troops |N Moloyoj j ei| terrorism, p ei| Separated fr Om rt the Malocco S^ thousands of Briti tion on her bcachc For tttOSi M the other with emerge or another, i eud y j.s on ej. fhat the al] l mpor S
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    VIEW OF THE COAST
    84 9 VIEW OF THE COAST Sondycroft, the Army leave centre in Penong, is ideally situated overlooking the sea. Soldiers can relax in the garden and get a fine view. I In a pleasant setting, of tall palms and a sandy beach Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wright and their two >£ daughters
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    DIGGING UP THE PAST
    52 10 PELHAM CROOM day m 1 5 of jt FATE MET BY Tl ABOARD IHE QUE FAWN A i HANDS OF A M! NOUS CREW. CREW WHO ESCAF ED WERE FIN BROUGHT TO BOOK, THIS GUNBOAI IS TYPICAL OF THE ONE THAT JOINED IN THE SEARCH FOR
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    A DOUBLE MURDER ON THE HIGH SEAS
    964 10 Mutinous crew took over ship ON SEPTEMBER 3rd 1851 CAPTAIN ALFRED ROGERS BROUGHT THE BARQUE FAWN TO SINGAPORE FROM CHINA WHERE SHE HAD BEEN ON HER MAIDEN VOYAGE FROM CALCUTTA. SHE WAS A TRIM AND GRACEFUL SHIP AND MANY PEOPLE WERE SURPRISED WHEN
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    THE SCOTTIE CINDY SAVED NOW MAKES HISTORY
    252 10 THE SCOTTIE CINDY SAVED NOW MAKES HISTORY >^ an 11-year-old Scottie given six months to live, has made canine medical history by recovering. > Nicky, owned by Miss > Maureen Crossley, of Daisy 5 Bank Cottage, Warsash, > Hants, had a deadly blood disease. > A vet thought a blood
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    Bravery medal for housewife
    169 10 WANDSWORTH, Southwest London, housewife and a Bermondsey, Southeast London, postal clerk have been awarded medals for the bravest action in support of law and order" in the Metropolitan and City Police areas of London. Mrs. Elsie May Moss, of Wandsworth, heard a woman neighbour screaming. She
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  • SINGAPORE SPOTLIGHT
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      Gymkhana jinks mean hard work behind scenes
      984 11 Gymkhana jinks mean hard work behind scenes n\ an island where the motor car has long since out-dis-tanced the horse, the success of tlie many gymkhanas at the polo grounds in Thomson Road is unique. Now the Singapore Polo Club has announced its intention to hold these contests more frequently
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      122 11 1 E 1 > \X I V/l II 1^ AEI I P^f^ lf f RELY ON foi ft /<f tC\J (\vf-J 1 WITH ADDED VITAMINS A& I) Doctors agree that, from about the V"^!^ li-L^vif ninth or tenth month, healthy babies I r\r* J require a FULL CRFAM MILK as
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      Fits need not ruin a child's future
      1150 12 Fits need not ruin a child's future is tnetc alarming to pirenrs than when the child develops a lit of generalised convulsion with loss of consciousness. Generally speaking, by the time the doctor arrives the fit is over but if he happens to be present when the fit is still
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      98 12 DR. SHU JEN PAN (above), of Taipeh, is one ot three Asian doctors at present studying pathology and chest diseases at the Duke University Medical Centre in Durham, America. Dr. Shu, who is a staff physician at the National Defence Medical Centre in Taipeh, is particularly Interested in the effects
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      YOUR QUERIES ANSWERED
      182 12 mMy daughter who is now 15 years old still bites her finger nails whi/c she was young i hied different thing* to stop the habit but In spite of this a has peril ted th ough ihe years T vII Bl riN is b symptom of nervous
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      Why fright can kill
      268 12 Why fright can kill WHAT is the mechanism Which can cause a normal healthy person to die literallu of fright, as happened to a 12-year-old girl in Birmingham. England"! Doctors who have made a special study of this rare event explained. The tie art is directly co7it rolled by the
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    Moon vital for defence
    878 13  -  HENRY BRANDON By jioW important is it to get to the moon and, particularly, how im--11 portanl is it for the United States to get there ahead of Russia? jI, i. one of the problems creating fierce controversy behind the scene in Washington. It is being
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    UK UNIVERSITIES TO PROBE SPACE
    131 13 i[ universities are to carry out tests in upp< r atmosphere with Skylark rockets ye been undergoing extensive tests ai lom era rockei range In Australia. mauon gathered lents duet r'thTuS f la now Her ol the od h., an the Bi Supply ni.ik i
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  • THE WORLD OF SCIENCE
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      GAZING AT STARS FAD CATCHING
      289 13 By a SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT this is the season of the year when amateur astronomers, in the nortlu m hemisphere at any rate, are disposed to take a keener interest in celestial bodies— presumably because viewing conditions are likely to be more favourable than in the
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      89 13 This is the main and iimria mental part of the Sinerotrone" at the first atom plant in Italy at Frascati, the wine-famous hillside town neai Rome. The electronic machinery, having tin* power of 1,000 "m.c.v." is capable of living atoms ;m acceleration up to >00.000 kllometeri for seconds. The first
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    Singapore lifters will not contest trophy
    282 14 Singapore lifters will not contest trophy \i*oki. will mit be sending a team to Hv iiijs i to contest the \\v Cheng Chye i ii.i i lenge trophy this 3 ear. ■\>\i ii mlikely thai the other countrii oj ala will do 0 either In I ipor< V t( relay,
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    Lock icon COMPETITION FOR WOMEN ATHLETES
    38 14 |)irture. tihs bich-ftyini Rlisa is Sheila HosKm of Spartan Ladies Athleth Club. She soars through the air in t ii«* long lump event at the Norrkoping Trophy competition at -w ick. I (iiuiitii Ruter
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    Lock icon INDIA WIN LAST TWO SINGLES
    159 14 INDIA WIN LAST TWO SINGLES DAVIS CUP ITALY, who on Saturday gamed a winning 3-b margin, lost the last two singles to India m their second round European Zone Davis Cup tie in Florence yesterday. Naresh Kumar (India) beat Orlando Sirola > Italy i 5-7, 1-3, 3-6, 6-4, 6-4 and
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    FIRST BRITISH CAR WINS MONACO PRIX
    248 14 FIRST BRITISH CAR WINS MONACO PRIX MAURICE Trintignanl of France drove a British Cooper car victory in the Monaco Grand Prix motor i-ace yestcnlav i a^ record average speed of 109.413 kilometres an hour «i7J It was the first time a British cai had finished first in the race Po^}?*
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    St. Joseph's athletics
    103 14 GT, Josephs Institution will hold its 50th annual athletic sports under the I distinguished patronage of H-E. The Governor on Sa--1 turday. June 14. Lady Goode jhas consented to give away the trophies. There will be special events for the Old Boys of the Christian Brothers' Schools;
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    Pirie hurt in car crash
    66 14 whitish Olympic runner Gordon pirie wa injured last night when the car in winch be was travelling from Dublin airport v ,r Involved in an accident H« had Ju: i arrived to take part In an at hli ir meet Ing, hi., back and I
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    SCEPTRE WINS RACE
    166 14 THE 12-metre yacht Sceptre, Britain's chalwnger i O r the America's f^up, returned to her raoornga at Gosport (Hantsj with a nappy crew. A( the end of a live and a gall hour trial m the .Solent. 1 sceptre had a seven-mile 1:1(1(1 with her "sparring Partner"
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    103 14 RICHEST GOLF PRIZE SHARED rpWO English goll rs, BerI nard Hum and Franl Jowle, tied for first place Europe's richest golf t< urn* mcnt the new £5,001 competition spon the Irl.sh Hospitals S\ stakes and held at Bra; (County Wicklow), li'elanc Hunt, a British Ryder Cup International, and Jowle each
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    20 14 Bheims brougl elusive "double" oi League and Cud When thry bra! N the Cup Fiii.U J P.IIT Reuter
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    18 14 Brazil beat B in ,i soccer Ini ye:(' I day ;it 8&< Reuter
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    845 15 il i CON led all the way to win the main race at Bukit Timah on Saturday. Though not an upset it was i surprise win. The two stable jockeys pn ferred oilier mounts in the race. [n trie case of Bougoure he is retained
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    A WINNING GALLOP
    511 15 ALLAN LEWIS WRITES HIS MONDAY MORNING PAGE FOR PUNTERS Downing Street and Artina J)OWNING Street (Franklin) and Artina (J. Donnelly) did a winning gallop on the slightly soft second track at Bukit Timah this morning when they disposed of half a mile in 50, the last three
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    60 15 > 1| MM lIS to M r m j Henlgan, official handicappcr Dho'tfi Satlir(lay s programme of eight events he results for the winner in four races. < "oio-fmish camera had to be called on to sopa- I Place ccilrrs in two other races. nnWB
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    498 15 Rose of Mnlaya has now won twice and finished .second once from three starts in Malaya. Both wins have been at Bukit Timah. Caracas looked like winning until Rose of Malaya put in her claim Caracas hung on well to deprive Traveller's Cheque of .second placing. I 1
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    185 16 But it's death for 65 others five sleeping airpon firemen had an amazing escap< from death when a Belgian airliner demolished most of their dormitory yesterday as it crashed at Casablanca. Only lour of the 69 people aboard the Sab. na DC 7C survived the
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    58 16 i picture. Lt.-Gen, Sir Archibald CasseU, Colonel Commandant of the Corps of Royal Military Police, takes the salute as the Singapore Police Band inarches past at the end of the Corps' Annual Day Parade at R.M.H Alexandra yesterday. Malays and Gurkhas were among the "Red Caps" who look part in
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    45 16 A convoy of 153 lorry t. nkers yesterday .started Loading petrol, keroaene and other fuels, in Bagdad to reinforce Jordan's fuel lock I which have been eriously depleted :\nco fighting began in the i eban >n. Rent i r.
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    36 16 a man serving a life senence for murder heu been sentenced to another life sentence by a court at rrankenthal, w. Germany i i"i an aimed robbery two daya before the murder.
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    75 16 THE Mayor of Singapore, Mr. Ong Eng Guan, this morning presented certificates of the Society of Health to three city council health inspectors. They are Mr. Chua Cheng Hye. Mr. Lim Ah Guan and Mr. Yeo Lye Huat. who had passed the qualifying examination for public
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    74 16 THE head of a mosque near Peking led 300 Muslims in riot at Wu Lung Tsun (Five Dragons) village, destroying houses and stocks of grain, the state -run newspaper Kwangming Daily reported yesterday. The Kwangming Daily added that Liv Ming-sheng, the Muslim leader, had criticised the
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    48 16 Thieves got away with $1,080 in cash and jewellery from a house in Kirn Keat Lane ;;t about noon yesterday, when the occupant. Mr. Lee Jew Song and his family were in Johore. Police said entry was gained by forcing open the rear door.
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    77 16 jy.SBON police last night Opened fire on a rOWd who stone;! them during a demonstration in favour o! General Humberto Delgado, Opposition Independent candidate for the presidential election on June 8. Twenty- five people were injured, three of them with bullet wounds in the legs.
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    125 16 R.I. tells of Russian support JAKARTA Information «l Minister Sudibyo said yesterday that recent statements against foreign intervention by Russia, Communist China, the United Arab Republic, India and Burma, showed Indonesia was not standing alone, according to Jakarta Radio. If intervention did not cease, the countries responsible would be challenging
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