The Singapore Free Press, 4 June 1958

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    16 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper Wcdnrsdav, Jiin t > 1, tg|g. Price 15 Ct«.
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    119 1 .mik v '.1 a y an- I the sealing oil R rial waters oil mm oi turbulent ft bes. r.K Issued in JaIk navigation n d IB ou^ tempora- ed in this area »Bi t off :\vva includes -■Hi uuls m the Gulf of I M Kwandang, Manulß ilisis,
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    Lock icon GIANT WELCOME FOR de GAULLE BUT...
    399 1 GIANT WELCOME FOR de GAULLE BUT... Extremist settlers showing resentment was >et this morning to give Genera] Charles de Gaulle a mammoth welcome despite an undercurrent of resentment among the extremist settlers over the new Premier's inclusion ol "moderates" among his Cabinet Ministers. Amid all the expected acclamation, the General
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    Stick-gang beat up motorist
    53 1 4 MOTORIST, Mi. Y< v. Choon Chin, reported to the polic last nighi thai while he wafi Sitt ill", In hi cur parked off Kallang Road, four men attacked him with sticks and robbed him of $55. He received head hijuries and has been admitted to
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    Lock icon 125 die and 3,000 lose homes in heat-wave
    140 1 125 die and 3,000 lose homes in heat-wave Hkat aufi dust storms in various parts oJ India have killed at least 125 persons and injured more than io:>, it was reported iii New Delhi yesterday. Heaviest toll was report* ed in heat parched Bihar Province, where many homes have been
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    NEW CLASH ON TUNISALGERIA BORDER
    98 1 'THE Tunisian Government Information Ministry In Tunis .said last night thai French troops in Algeria had fired across the border on a group ol Tunisian farmers. It said the firing cca.sed after Tunisian posts "intervened.' 1 No other details were given. Meanwhile, both President Habib
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    Lock icon Gen. Ely is retailed to job he quit
    99 1 CiENERAL DE GAULLE I yesterday n am c d General Paul-Henri Ely to reassume the post of Chief of Stafl for the armed forces, a post he resigned during the regime oi" the former Premier, Mr. Pierre Pl'limlin. the Information Minister, Mr.
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    Chief Minister's return delayed
    52 1 The Singapore Chief Mm i'.ter, Mr. J.iju Ycv, Hock who was expected to return Horn London on Friday (as .stated on Page 1) will nou arrive just after midnight on Sunday. A Government spokesman said today the delay was caused by the Chief Minister having dental
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    Lock icon New York party
    46 1 Dr, r mail bin Dato Abdu Rahman, united Nation permanent repre ientativi ol the Federation ol Malays and Mr Mora hikin I -mail gave 0 reception In New York [a t night in honoui of the birthday of the Yang di-Pertuan A^oim. Reuter
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    Nigeria plans for self-rule talks
    44 1 Regional premiers oi Nigeria and the Southern Cameroons meet in Lagos, Nigeria, on June 15 to discuss arrangements for a constitutional convention In London In September ami to review progress toward in depi ftdence tor the Briti h colony.
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    RUBBER PRICE
    36 1 Juiif hr t grade nibb»i buyers f.o b opened In Bin gapore thl morning at '< I rctit.s ;i ib dovvn one eighth of n cent on jrestei daj i do The tone wtki stead!
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    Lock icon Held Pilots are from Okinawa'
    81 1 Held Pilots are from Okinawa' I A ssian press serI yestercfay that I f :ican airmen I by Indonesian I been sent by I Ryukyus CoirfI Okinawa to help I hi that the J is. including AlI wrence Pope now I i Jakarta, had I i papers Issued I Ryukyus
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    Lock icon MAKARIOS: I'M GOING TO UK IF...
    144 1 L"!> Hakarioa to Cairo last night Hying to Lon--27 to attend 1 Church con I Ml HOl prevent- proposals on md iinsatis- issue again before Unitrd Nations." The archbishop Rid IJI Cyprus issue was on< "between the people oi c.vpru an f i the
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    Lock icon Mac calls new talks on the bus strike today
    212 2 Mac calls new talks on the bus strike today Till British Prime Minister. 1 Mr. Harold Macmillan, last ni^ht arranged new talks for this morning in another effort to settle the London bus strike. Mr. Macmillan will meet a deputation from the Trades Union Congress genera] council at \o. 10.
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    Lock icon MR. K. TAKES LEAD IN ANTI-TITO OFFENSIVE
    318 2 MR. K. TAKES LEAD IN ANTI-TITO OFFENSIVE SOVIET Prime Minister Nikita Khrushchev. by his attack yesterday on Yugoslav "antiMarxism- Leninism/' was seen to be entirely committed to the anti-Yugoslav campaign, Belgrade sources said last night. Mr. Khrushchev's attack at the Bulgarian Communist Party congress in Sofia, was expected in Belgrade
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    Lock icon 'New row may disintegrate the Red bloc'
    103 2 'New row may disintegrate the Red bloc' VTR C. Burke Elbrick, U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Europe, said in Washington yesterday the new dispute between Russia and Yugoslavia carried with it the germ of the eventual disintegration of the Soviet bloc. "It is the one thing that the Soviet
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    Lock icon Daughter's offer to die for father is rejected
    116 2 Daughter's offer to die for father is rejected nationalist china's E* i supreme court an- i E nounced in Taipeh yes- terclay that a convicted murderer whose age daughter offered to die in his placi would be executed 1 E within four days E The court said that Chia Ling
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    Lock icon New move to ease China trade at Ike-Mac meeting
    223 2 New move to ease China trade at Ike-Mac meeting POSSIBILITIES of a further relaxation of trade restrictions between the West and Communist countries Ls likely to be discussed when the Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan, meets President Eisenhower next week, London observers believe. This topic has come up regularly for
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    Lock icon Green light for Jupiter and Thof
    23 2 Green light fo r Jupiter and Thof The US Dl f< I ment said yesterd ordered produci the Jupiter and mile ballistic U.P.I.
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    RIDDLE OF SLAIN WOMAN IN ROOM 622
    147 3 RIDDLE OF SLAIN WOMAN IN ROOM 622 A': OLD woman lounci bat tered t > i in Room 622 o! the Palace Hotel In ,rt oi London yeslay. ad sTard detectives i Mrs. Lila Oilman, rufnell Park, North lying in the painted single room. wearing a dark and green cardigan.
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    Lock icon 500,000 jobless in Britain
    21 3 has nearly 500,000 [oyed, Sir Thomas vice-chairman Union Con- told a union conj at Torquay yester- Reuter
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    Lock icon Jailbreadker's Letters to M.P. were suppressed says wife
    131 3 Jailbreadker's Letters to M.P. were suppressed says wife riMIE wife of Alfred Hinds. A who was still at large last night after his third prison escape, claims that two letters he wrote to a Labour Member of Parliament were "suppressed.' Yesterday she told the M.P., Mr. Victor Collins, how her
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    Lock icon Public lost $56,000 says prosecution
    214 3 Public lost $56,000 says prosecution FIRM which sola ftnana^ cial advice was said in mdon court yesterday to told its subscribers hares were so good riould "sell the dining lite, pawn tho wife's it, and dive in head first with your boots on." The shares they were recommending were In
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    Lock icon 'COBALT BOMB' GIFT FOR SIAM
    26 3 The United States yesterday announced the Rlfl f> Slam of Cobalt-60 teletherapy equipment foi use in the ttmenl oi cancel Reuter
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    Lock icon Hong Kong of no value to U.K., say Premier's critics
    479 3 Hong Kong of no value to U.K., say Premier's critics Tin; Conservative Club at Bar- nolriswirk, on the YorkshireLancashlrc border, in a letter to the Prime Minister criticising the Government's attitude to the textile industry, referred to Hong Kong us a colony which "is of no value to us in
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      149 3 Manufacturing Jewellers. C 7 Diamond Merchants and Gem Specialists Dealers in Preclati Stoiu >•: Rubies, Emeralds, Sapphires Etc* Offlt Disti ib i4 tors of: Mikimoto Cultured Pearls and High Class Watches Stockists of: K.iW.S. Silverware i*. i lie ttilva tV BSi-os. 3 RAFFLES PLACE SINGAPORE-1 Tel: 831 15. I MID
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    The Singapore Free Press Wednesday, June 4, 1958. A woman in white
    248 4 The Singapore Free Press Wednesday, June 4, 1958. A woman in white A WOMAN in a white dress drove three injured men to the General Hospital. What is unusual in that? That she wore a white dress? No. It was because she stopped and gave help to the injured. What
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    She urged de Gaulle to return to politics
    492 4  - She urged de Gaulle to return to politics 170RTY years aso a 29 year- old, tall captain of the French Army went to a picture exhibition In Paris, saw a young lady with some people he knew, and fell head over heels in love. The young lady was Yvonne Ventroux,
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    GO ROUNDS UP THE DEFUANT INTELLECTUALS OF HANOI
    819 4 GO ROUNDS UP THE DEFUANT INTELLECTUALS OF HANOI The Peking pattern in North Vietna i b the Gamin intellectuals in tnam has a climax with i of a number who ha been i t > fin- pUI The rs arc Huu rran I ai Bo and rimy An, the i<
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      24 4 FINE Dl UHONDB X GEM BE! i: i n i H.HE N D R V h t!i BridfC Road, Sinj ipore, <>. I Kuala Lumpui
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      56 4 i^y) doh't let A 1 THIS r/^1 f HAPPEN %FJF j TO YOU! Furniture removing is a job for experts. Yo >■ heavy fur ire, pon eta In, cry rial •i d< our peri < are. We pack, < rate, i store everything for v<tu PHONE ***** L fes fee
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    S'pore hopes for new industries are now improving
    260 5 S'pore hopes for new industries are now improving |m: Ministry ol Commerce and Industry is actively studying a number ot tentative plans t<> establish subsidiary or secondary industries in Singapore. The Fre< Press was told signs are hopeful for the establishmeni Of flSh Canning, plastics and hosiery Industrie, :>i v
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    HAWKERS' FATE NOW IN BALANCE
    120 5 HAWKERS' FATE NOW IN BALANCE i r 3 t.i the Binga- j City Council health i ttee visited Kami silat on Monday to I an on-the-spot j of hawkers In resitation standillor for the are i M. Vasagar, had d a motion in the that about 70 doing business i
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    RED WALKOVER
    18 5 Ii umst Party re 9.98 per cent cast in Sunday's ian elections. Radio said last night.
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    HUMAN INTEREST PHOTOGRAPHS TO INSPSPIRE SHUTTESIBUGS
    114 5 HUMAN INTEREST PHOTOGRAPHS TO INSPSPIRE SHUTTESIBUGS Shutterbugs in Singapore v ill have a chance of viewing pictures of -human interest" when a one-man exhibition of photographs opens at the Raffl urn soon. Mr Brian Drake, a New ho is a jouri tier in France. The exhibition, arr ed by the
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    Welcome for Lim will be a quiet one
    97 5 Welcome for Lim will be a quiet one IT will be a quid homecoming for the Chiel Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, who will return to Singapore on Friday from London after the constitu tiona] conference. He will be met by his ministerial colleagues, party executives and supporters. No special
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    Lock icon Canada willing for A-ban talks
    53 5 Mr. John i Hefenbaker. the Canadian Pi Ime Ml il ter, told the i [ou <■ >>' C nnmon iterday that Canada, ki asked, would "< ci tainly agree 1 I Bki pari In propo) ed t( hnicfl i talk tiny, f <> police n
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      152 5 t A KILLER HIDING BEHIND < THE BADGE OF THE LAW! j| Sh« was bad business.. «»n another mwfi property..but h« couldn't stay awavl t GUY MADISON J c THE J H^*?» vf /^b^b^ bVbT Ml bW C KUt^' "■E K^ hnicoi Wjkjß _jo* J B& S^H j Bw^^!^ £L
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      55 6 S FRESHEST NEW TASTE IN SMOK: J riLTTR-np 0&&tf wrw soothing MBRNOI Menthol EVfial make- ihe b < ii( li toba< co taste i m ////r yroa »moA;< ...and freshness v ith a//r/ smoking, tool Vexl pack imok« the big n< t Manufactured b) Liggett A 1/( Tobacco in.. I
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      151 6 ji^ iii|o by Syiiney Jordan ?vIA\I»SSAHi: by Lee talk and I'liil Davis j^V^T^l 600P \[6OOPA4ORNIN6i SALLY 3^pCi=t=^- BZZ- SLEEP-- --!N REPLY TO^V" p VL -\~l V.ORN N. 3 )l LOTS Of" r iCTATION i/iN REPLyN SLEEP-- KEEP NOUR QUESTION I 600P \IT lLJ 6OOP >J MR COX vcATWIS MORNIN6. LET'S
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      366 6 worn today, you are Inclined to U a little too easy going, You alw figure that If today poor, tomorr i> bound to be much better You are Inclined toward vagance, rrj to learn that Saved B dollar earned. STou have a highly emotional n lure and are continually fallii
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      U.K. closing prices
      176 7 i o\i><>\ June I'ievjous lod.'.y B \o i Bsa c.i.f. pert* June 21 buyers 2 1 bu n 21 .sellers l' sellers .July 2! buyeri im buyeri 21% seller. 21% sellers fa 1 881 Spot 2! buyers :>.: bu a 2_' sellers 23 1 seller) jt BBER
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      New York prices
      88 7 NEW YORK, June Previous Today TIN straits Spot 94.50 nom. 94.50 norn 'UN lutures Straits Contract July 93.25 buyers 93.50 buyei > 94.50 sellers 94.25 sellers Sept 93.00 buyers 93.25 buyers 94.25 sellers 94.12 sellers TOM Quiet but steady. SALES: Nil. RUBBER: lutures July 20.00 buyers 25
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      18 7 NEW YORK, June 3. S" S? Baa?— n ii f Stocks Composite Averages 161.29 16L95
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      U.S. PEPPER
      45 7 spot and awaiting Sarawak unquoted. Muntok white afloat 24,. June ;pot and awaiting release 38, .24"'t. Lampong? .-pot afloats 37%, and June shioment •vaiting release 24 afloats 36 J sellers ex-dock snilJment .me shipment 24 ibove prices quoted in U.S. cents per ib.
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      87 7 LONDON. June 3 COPR Philippines (if. IK. Prwloni T «< h> y pean ports delivered «.v T\iZ ?:D1 sellers 191 sellers »can ports delivered v,;. 0-. buyers £69^ buyers ;I- Inn. ton May IIIIP £70^ seller "Mi OIL crude Straits I nropean ports In bulk Cow
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    36 7 U.S. former Preside nt Harry Truman arrived in Naples aboard the American liner "Independence" yesterday and said he would continue on to a French Riviera vacation if the situation remained auiet there. U.P.I.
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    U.S. PLANE FOR SALE HERE
    104 7 ANEW Singapore company has been appointed agents for the American six-seater Cessna aircraft. This was stated by Mr. W. P. Nicol, the Director-General of Civil Aviation, yesterday. The new company is known as ACOSA Aeronautics Corporation oi South -East Asia). "They hope to sell the
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    Civics course
    22 7 Twenty-four Chinese villagers from Chang] will take part In a rivics course Organised by the Department of Information Services tomorrow.
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    MAYOR'S LIGHT PLAN READY: NOW THE HUNT FOR DOLLARS
    275 7 MAYOR'S LIGHT PLAN READY: NOW THE HUNT FOR DOLLARS T»HE City Electrical Engineer, Mr. Z. K. 1 iutzek x has drawn up a live-year plan to electrify the whole island. He has done it on the express instructions ol the Mayor, Mr. Ong Eng Guun. The Mayor is no* studying
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    Residents protest at growing fly nuisance
    226 7 Residents protest at growing fly nuisance SINGAPORE Improvement Trust residents In Whampoa, and Kirn Keat estates complained to the Free Press yesterday that standards of sanitation are deteriorating. They said that the S.I.T should pay more attention to eliminating swarms oi house flies, and mosquitoes that were becoming a daily
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    33 7 Ten thousand people held a meeting in Frankfurt, West Germany yesterday to protest against atomic arms for the West German forces and atomic weapon tests throughout the world. Reuter
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      170 7 i > M l l l i 1 1 1 1| 1 1 1| 1 1| |E i I SINGAPORE f HIGH TIDES: [ODAY; l.io p.m. E M()IIR()W: 0.15 am. "Hi 1.54 p.m. r HdDAY: 0.59 a.m. and i c 1 p.m. SATURDAY: 1.43 a.m. I «»d 3 13 p.m.
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    Health authorities deserve our praise
    765 8 Health authorities deserve our praise TESTIMONY to Sin--1 gapore's vigilant health authorities is the fact that the Colony is free from cholera while the disease rages all about us in neighbouring lands. Those who fear it should seek vaccination, given in about two doses at an interval of one week
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    451 8 IKk, lieved v to be th< abode of spirits, In fear oi It they made propitiatory offerings, placed bunting on it and treated it with reverence fearing that, if they failed to pay homage, it would send their boats to ties true lion it ])URIANS are in season again,
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    Lock icon S'PORE SPOTLIGHT
    1436 9  -  adelaid Eastley BY., ILm there are lp t obvious, some Eft up an almost I,'".' lane, invisible Egg i road, some uf Lp ing wood or EEjg oi oiv down- c 'r ing difficult in numbers, it Eg, ;y to estimate, WT at an easily■cc place of worKp
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    773 10 London Gossip DECAUSE he cannot afford to marry, a 23-year-Old former subaltern in the Royal Horse Artillery is taking a traditional and romantic course of action. He is off to enlist in the French Foreign Legion. Six-foot tali, monasteryeducated John Fenton told me: "I have already passed my medical. I
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    'Heartbreak House' for the waifs of Worcs. rd
    875 10  - 'Heartbreak House' for the waifs of Worcs. rd ROSALIE SHANN By 4 HOME where a wonderful n pciifinnt is being carried out j on (let! and dumb children Ig to close down because local residents don't like the s trai»^r noises Ihe children mftke. j h >m< the only one
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    Lock icon Buses for Teheran
    139 11 Buses for Teheran jPhotfoj INewsl ■MM r^ 9 .JHMH ed with a British vehicle manufacturer. The order worth approximately twoond a holf million pounds was gained against intense inter naticnol competition. Here at the A. E. C. Works at SovthaM, Middlesex, ore left to right: Lord Barbazon, hAr. Esmoil Rahimi,
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    Lock icon THE GIRL WHO DIED TWICE
    130 11 Last May, Maria Toffolon, an Italian emigrant living in Melbourne, was badly burnt when a tin oj petrol was thrown r onto the fire. She 'died' twice during the long series oj twelve opera/ tons which followed and was brought back to life with hea
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    Thirsty work
    40 11 I here ;uc no hi It measures when KtM\ <he Cej ion elephant jet thirsty, She (I rinks v 1 1» i li\ (he gallon from ,i Jihmlv gardener watering <t n at he London ZOO Rente! picture.
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    Lock icon 'POVERTY IS GOOD CHINESE'
    179 12 'POVERTY IS GOOD CHINESE' E CAPITALISTS Of Can- E E v ton. Southern Oil- na's main port and bu- E E siness centre, have set c E an example to the rest r E 0/ /'fre country, some of E E t/iewi ?n a kino more E E 7.000 statements
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    Lock icon No trade, Red China reminds Japan
    58 12 The Peking New Chin l News Agency said a "leading official" oi the China c imm I tee for the Promotion of International Tr.fi" had announced that, ".so long as the Kishi Qovernmeni remains hostile to China, tliere can iw absoluti iv no possibility
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    Lock icon 'I'M LOYAL' REPEATED 7,000 TIMES
    232 12 'I'M LOYAL' REPEATED 7,000 TIMES A*lv. Mao Tse-tungi Chinese Communist head of state, In his first published pronounce tneni fo? a year praised Ihe poverty ol the Chinese people as an incentive to revolution. Mr. Mao, v. mii last lev publicly in lis famous speech on "contradictions within he ranks
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    28 12 rhe Shah of Persia stated his agreement with Japanese proposals lor a Japanese-Persian treaty of commerce and navigation, the Japanese Foreigii Ministry announced in Tokyo. Reuter
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    Lock icon BIG MACHINE TARGETS
    108 12 BIG MACHINE TARGETS MINISTER Chao Eru-lu ol the Peking Ministry of Machine Building told the industry that the second five-year plan called for; 0 A sevenfold increase in the output of industrial and transportation equipment as compared with the firs! five-year plan. 9 Irrigation and drainin 1 equipment with a
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    376 12 Rocket festival is dying out t T -HE Laotian rocket, or fertility festival, celebrated each year on the day of the full moon in May. i i in danger 01 dying out. The festival combines a number of Buddhist and pagan festivals in one great celebration Purpose 01 the festival
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    Lock icon Nehru's holiday
    23 12 Prime Minister Nehru edited hi.s correspondence with George Bernard Shaw and Mohanda.s K. Gandhi during his hoHifa« in thr Himalayas. U.P.I.
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      106 12 after listing United States economic au < A Jugoslavia between 1945 and 1957 aL mil tary aid from 1950 to 1957, th< Chinese S" munist Party's theoretical Journal i; i"" said. -The Tito group has great contemot fche communist party of the United States •But history will ultimately provi that
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      24 12 Leaders from Asia. Europe, Africa and America are attending the conference of Moral Reft r m a m ent, on Mackinae Island. Michi- U.P.I.
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      43 12 The I .S. atomic Energy c ommission has announced thai the United States would contribute I .S $350.--000 towards tho COS< of a nuclear research reactor being constru* ted ne n Taipeh by the Chinese Nationalist Governmeni The reactor \\il! cosl US$9OO,OOO.- Reuter
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      42 12 Rod China Is I strip Britain in tw J; auction of Bj thetM micals withm 10 says a Peking report. Ministry ol Ch. mi* timatosthat L( cians would b needeo double or qua auction of man during the years.- Reut< I Reuter
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      25 12 India has rej< invitation to sei I server to the I bomb tests i In July or Au- I Belgium and far have ai U.P.I.
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      27 12 Peking's ten m papers have entire text I word speech by Coim munist Parti/ Vice P man Liv Sha* for a technql m lution in Chin Reuter
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      52 12 Professor K. Ya I, a Japanese intermit I .1 law expert, was among winners of the internal: nal Lenlj Peace Piii was tie; PJ i cate ol atomic weapons." THE PEKING m MENT IS 4 ITS ALMOST DAILY M TACK AGAI: J.» NESE PRIMI Ji NOBUSUKE K I S H
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      45 12 Communist China has claimed to have successfully produced a special low carb lt L W said to be suitable id spare parts and ■'•B lor chemical and cl» .1 cal Instn ents (or the! makin of furniture bridge frain- > :r.o buikii! :.;faH variety ol Reuter
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      22 12 The South Vietnamese Guveminent has in the past three years issued 4.162,500 hooks 'and 1,500.000 yards of nylon thread to fishermen.- Reuter
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    THE CLASSICS
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    308 13 Top Twenty from the Continent THE CONTINENTAL 1 INFLUENCE CONTINUES TO SWAY THE POP MARKET. Sweet melodies are welcome in any language, and the fans are goin» for them in a big way. if you're anxious to hear some of them, there's a grand selection in S\\ REftfO FESTIVAL 1958.
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    101 13 THE TOPS IN POPS DAVE LEE TRIO. Piano Moods Volume Nine. Excuse For The Blues, On The Alamo, I Must Have That Man, Salt Air. (Nixa EP, NJF lICJS). Dave Lee plays a modern style with a leaning towards the I Erroll Garner school. He's accompanied by 1 bass and
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    481 13 CALYPSO MELODIES FOR DANCING. Larry Clinton and his Orchestra. Calypso Melody, Marianne, I* Mama Look A 800 800, Chou- counne, Pretty Girl, Hold 'Em Joe, Hill N Gully, Banana Boat, Never Mind The Noise In The Market, Jamaica Farewell, Matilda Matilda, Last Train To San Fernando. (M.G.M. L2-inch,
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    281 14 M stiicci nu'ii oi tiir England party to travel to swedtn lor th#« final states el the World Cup are settled. Peter Brabrookj tielst^a'i elusive outside-righl And Bobbj Sutiiii Spurs' iniNtlino centre-forward arc chosei although nelthef w.h in thf part) wh«> went vii tour i;» STBfoslavia and Russia.
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    254 14  -  BERNARD JOY by IIOWN, down, down has been the trend of Russian soccer since the Moscow Dynamos startled every body in 11) 1 3 by their brilliant tour of Britain, 1! is true that Russia won the Olympic soccer title in Melbourne two years ago,
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    156 14 THOMAS CUP I THE Siamese and United Stati s i' ams for their Thomas Cup inter zone semi-final beginning tomorrow night at the s n-a-pore Badminton Hall art as follows: siam: Singles Thanoo Direk Kajadbhai, Charoen Watana Sin. ana Pinit Pattabongse; Doubles Sunthorn Subabandhu and. Kamol
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    38 14 Vasili Strpanov, Soviet weight-lifter Ml a new world record in t lie middle heavy class with a two hnnrl press of 332 lb nt Riga This bent his previous world re rorrl of 3301 Ih Reuter
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    78 14 SPRINT CHAMP HRSI Internationa] sprin-l ter Madel< in c \\vs\ M of Sclsonia l.adiel Athletic tub breaks! the tap( to retain h n 100 yards senior imJ in the Southern Wo-I men's aI h leticsl championships atl Chiswick, ondon, I June Paul det'tn was onK a luu-tionl of a second
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    11 14 Communist China I cancelled all planne interchange with Jai.v::3| U.P.I.
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      168 14 CLUES ACROSS 7 A he plants? (.7). (3). 10 The artisl joins mother and 16 A p" i Dun in the annual fasl < 7>. cedem 1 X! Places more than Pest it Selected offices (5), is Describes 13 I've died now arrangements (G>. to be seen for the job
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    460 15 1\ South-East Asia nations plan to hold their own "family" version ot the Olympics next January. Luang Sukhum Nayapradit, vice piesi n| of the Olympic Committee of Siam, said in Tokyo that his nation ill pi iv host it the sanies are held.
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    100 15 ILLAN LEWIS featured In on the [poh morning (Dragon) went |j vl three furlongi Dm.' .ul, l (AWI appeared tO go b( I ter than Arina Gold (Wahabi to run three In 394, A barrier trial followed Anna Kumara (Dr&gon), Destiny (George), Tiny Jade 'Forte) the
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    233 15 j AVY ram hit the English county cricket programme X'" p > '("nd day in succession yesterday Four of 2ven championship matches were abandoned withW any further play. There was a remarkable day's cricket at Northampton m c Northamptonshire won a dramatic victory over >snire by
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    223 15 A big night for boxing Brian wins the British title DRIAN London won JJ the British and Empire boxing titles when he knocked out the holder, Joe Erskine In the eighth round of their 15 round contesl in White City Stadium. London thus regained the title his lather Jack London
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    199 15 lAAVE Charnley, Britain's bustling XJ lightweight champion, took another step towards a world title fight when he outpointed Joe Lopes of California over ten hard rounds at London's White City Stadium last night. Lopes drew with world champion Joe Brown last August, but was knocked out
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    TERRY DOWNES BEATS CHAMP
    81 15 HARD-HITTING Terry Downes, from Paddington, London, earned a crack at the British middleweight title when he stored a comfortable points victory over the champion, Pat MacAteer, in an ei«ht rounds nontitle bout. After the bout it was <inOUnced publicly that MacAteer was retiring from the rin».
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    98 15 I)RICES at last night 1 final callover at the Victoria Club, London, on the Epsom Derby, to be run today were; 5 to 1 Noelor. to 1 Wai la by, 7 to 1 Bald Eagle, 9 to l Nagami, ion to 8 Guersillus. and Minor's Lamp, lO'i
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      263 16 £INCE the Kallang disaster in 1954 many of th<> men of the Singapore Airport Fire Brigade and crash-rescue team have had a doubt as to whether they were efficient enough to tackle a major accident. Although after the Kallang tragedy the airport
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      112 16 J>AY rates and hours worked by contract labourers on City Council projects were not the concern of the council, said the Mayor. Mr. Ong Eng Guan, last night. He dismissed as completely without foundation charges by the Gas Department Union that contract labourers
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      45 16 A total of 35 000 refugees have benefited since li^f).") under the programme oi the United Nations Refugee Fund. Dr. Augusi Lindt, United Nations High Commissioner for refugees, reported in Geneva yesterday. Ol these 22.000 have been definitely resettled Reuter
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      219 16 Further clashes, bombs in the Lebanon N T 1 R M IT TENT 1 fighting between Government and rebel forces plagued scattered areas of Lebanon yesterday At least 10 people were killed, three oi them members of the nation's security forces. during the past 24 hours. But th.c nation'^ attention
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      158 16 MEXICAN PLANE CRASH -45 ON BOARD ARE KILLED F ATEST REPORTS from Guadalajara, Mexico .said last night that rose ue parties had reached the scent of the Mexican Airline piano that era.shed yesterday on a nearby mountain side, and found ail 45 people aboard dead The aircraft, a Constellation, had
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      123 16 NEW CRUSHING DEFEAT FOR CONGRESS MAN INDIA'S ruling Congress Party crushing defeat yesterday in a by-eiec I Ourgaon, near Delhi cau&ed by the leading Muslim Congress man, Mi The independent candi- date, Prakash Vir Bhastri, Who was supported by the right-wing Hindu Party's Jan Sangh, won a land lide majority
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      19 16 An Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile was launched on a limited flight—6oo miles yesterday from Cape Canaveral. Florida.
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