The Singapore Free Press, 11 June 1958

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press lO9Ff Malaya's Own Family Paper „.ij».ut. Wednesday, June 11, 1!)">X. I'me 15 Cts.
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    Eddy spies on his rivals
    109 1 Eddy spies on his rivals r |MIF. face behind tin- < imn anier a lulou^ t.» |-;d(!\ (hoi Hie. Hi \ut studying form last night it Ike Thomas (up Intel Zone Final between Mam and Indonesia. With Indonesia leadii v 1-0, cliii.iin ti«> that they will inert Malaya in the
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    Lock icon DE GAULLE RAPS THE ALGIERS 'SAFETY' MEN
    240 1 DE GAULLE RAPS THE ALGIERS 'SAFETY' MEN GENERAL CHARLES de Gaulle last night took firm action against any attempt by the All -Algeria Public Safety Committee to dictate to him on policy. The committee, whose take-over movement in Algeria last month set the general on the road back to power,
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    No votes by proxy for overseas students
    204 1 No votes by proxy for overseas students BOTH the Chief Minister, i Lim Yew Hock, and \p leader, Mr. Lee yew, were absent when the Legislative a era hold its first si on this morning after the conclusion of the recent Lo ton constitutional talks. Mr Lin a still held
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    RI CLAIMS NEW CELEBES GAINS
    49 1 ■iriny headquarter^ yesterday /eminent troops had advanced orth trom the former North be] stronghold of Gorontalo, i 1 1 ie towns pi Limboto and fir I major operation in |iir> re llnce oorontalo fell ou .Y^wmi iho |oin d <l f wnment ide, im.i.
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    Lock icon Airliner crashes in flames —all aboard saved
    70 1 Airliner crashes in flames all aboard saved Janeiro yesterday, au <" i#cuf« reSC r C irrumstances surrounding the crash were ■SUHSSS The island Ifl about 30 minutes flying time from Rio do Janeiro. The plane was on its way to Buenos Aires after a stop-over in Rio d<> Janeiro 'following
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    Strikers appeal to M.P.s
    35 1 Strikers at London docks, now facing a complete shutdown, decided ycste ay to ask Member of Farliamcnt who are trade unlOnisUs to persuade the Labour Minister to intervene m W€ dispute.
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    Lock icon MALENKOV EXECUTED -REPORT
    98 1 MR GEORGI MALENKOV 56-year-old former Soviet Prime Minister, is dead, the London Daily Mall said today in a story from Moscow quoting "persistent reports" in the Russian capital. The message added: "The most authoritative version of his death is that he was executed cm Premier Khrushchev's ordersOther
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    RUBBER PRICE
    31 1 June ftnt grade rubbci buyers f.o.b. op< tied In Bin gapore thi mornli R o Cents a It)., up hall aci V c terday' ilo c I tone quiet
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      84 1 adf asd fasf sdaf df daf das fdf f z Mont dOr ICE CREAM, MILK AND SNACK Delicious Ice Creams Appetising Snacks Excellent Service Reasonable Prices Fully Air-Conditioned Restful Atmosphere First Closs Roaster Fresh Coffee Home-Made Cokes are Also Served. Adequate Parking Facilities DAILY SPECIAL! Light Luncheonct served at specially
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    Lock icon Mac-Dulles talks mainly economic and 'very good'
    240 2 \*K. Harold Vlacmillan, the British Prime M i i i>tt-i. had i two .Mifi-i haii hour meeting yesterday with *ir. John Foster Dulles, I ,S, Be< rotary of State, and i |<i i i reporters afterwards: \\t* had \vv\ fOOd talks." Mr. Macmillan
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    Lock icon 'FAIR PRICES FOR BASIC PRODUCTS'
    186 2 in an address yesterday to the graduating class of the Johns Hopkins University at Baltimore. Maryland Briti.sh Prime Minister Harold. Mucmillan .-•aid the Western allies nave reduced tile danger of military aggression. "In this field," lie said, I believe that we have found the answer."
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    Lock icon 'SEND A U.N. TEAM TO LEBANON'
    308 2 'SEND A U.N. TEAM TO LEBANON' Til E T >- .1: Council last night "urgentlj to send an observal i team tv t! I ..ion to prey( at foreign infill rat lon ■■;i vi arm Rmugg ling, Sweden > Dr Ounnar Jarring Introduced b formai resolution after Dr. Charley Malik,
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    Lock icon HK ban: Peking Protest
    119 2 HK ban: Peking Protest COMMUNIST v> ally and "strongly tested to Britai y es S day because Hong £2 authorities prevented fi the Rod nag [n J the Communist nai ""< anthem on May Day Peking Radio, reported th protest was handed t Britain s charge d'ai in Peking. Die
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    Crank is entitled to his say, too— U.K. judge
    261 3 Crank is entitled to his say, too— U.K. judge A V i <l T lart(l il U>ndon court yesterdaj t»Ut lie bas.s of British puhli, lilY was d'al the crank and the enthusiast can say what he honestly believes jus. a s much as a reasonable man or woman. It
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    Lock icon HONG KONG HARDSHIP FUND CALL REJECTED
    116 3 Bri 1 h Government I vva g< ii yesterday to c ardship fund to people likely to iced by the closthe Hong Kong who have not I offered equivalent where. .•stum was made [ouse of Commons by a Conservative M.P., Mr Wi) am Teeling.
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    SHE'S OFF AFTER 21 YEARS HERE
    98 3 SHE'S OFF AFTER 21 YEARS HERE A ITKK 21 years' service A with the Salvation ...y In Malaya, 63-year-old Lieut-Col. Bertha (ircy (above) will leave Singapore aboard the Corfu today on retirement. Unmarried, MUs Grey first came here in 1937 when the army had established only two homes for boys
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    Lock icon New Press service for Singapore next spring
    129 3 \I- EST MARPLES, 1 British Postmaster Id the CommonUnion yester- telex ser-.ice and would Singapore -and ring of n< ices should be ih Australia. India Paklsand Maktya W I 51 Africa i- dies would oi the Union's conference in lat there should ceiling
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    Lock icon TENANT WITH 34 PETS IS TOLD: 'QUIT OR ELSE'
    67 3 TENANT WITH 34 PETS IS TOLD: 'QUIT OR ELSE' E 'THE tenant oi a local E council house in the village of Great E Rollright, England, has E E been told to quit his E E home unless he re- E E duces the number of E E animals he
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    Lock icon Important case
    99 3 The fudge In his summing un said the case was important because it cone rn< d oni of the fundamental freedoms freedom of speech, the right to discuss and criticise the utterances and actions of public m< n. Th»- law maintamed a balance between the right of the
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    Lock icon Copper for sale offer by U.K.
    53 3 The Board Of Trade announced yesterday that as a result of difficulties arwUlg from walkouts at the London docks, it WU prepared to sell about; 2,000 tons ot copper from the United Kingdom .stockpile to users who can .supply evidence that their production would
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    Lock icon EVELYN WAUGH'S SON WOUNDED
    32 3 Ai my authorities In Nicosia announced yesterday that second Litutenant Aubyii WaUgh BOX) of the author Bvelyn Waugh- was accidentally wounded while on patrol in Nicosia yesterday Reuter
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      405 3 31aiiink 9 ai-giirii|o Jewellers Iliamoiifl Ulerrhanl^ ami Im'iii Spt^ialisis Dealers in Precious Stones: Rubies, Emeralds, Sapphires Etc, Official Distributors uf: Mikiinoto Cultured Pearls and High Class Watches Stockists of: E.P.iN.S. Silverware G. C. de SUVA BROS., I 3 RAFFLES PLACE SINGAPORE- 1 Tel: *****. rs'inHiiiii!iiiiniiiiimiiiic]iiii!iiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiic3iiiiiiiiiii]C]iiunnir For comfort, convenience economy 5
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    The Singapore Free Press Wednesday, June 11, 1958. Opinion Significant to Asia
    334 4 The Singapore Free Press Wednesday, June 11, 1958. Opinion Significant to Asia F( )R Asia Mr. Macmillan's addn ss at the Johns j Hopkin i University will hold great reassurance j and a message vi' hope. Asians, as a result of the 1 wartime atom-bombing of Japan, harbour a deepsea
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    Same old Stalin aims—but with Mr. X.'s tactics
    616 4  - Same old Stalin aims bu t with Mr. X.'s tactics GUY WINT by pOMMUNISM alms at looking quite different from >mmunism bet o r d< ath. n wish es to appear transftgun d Bul have til(1 changes b< en ye r y real Is M >scow any saf< r to
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    JUST WHEN DO GIRLS CROW UP?
    596 4  -  Jocasta Innes by WHEN can a teenage T? girl consider herself grown up? Is 14, 15. 16 or 17 the age when she c:\n begin to experiment with makeup, make dates without parental interference, even get married? In Africa this is no problem. There,
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    BY THE WAY
    240 4  -  Bencheomber ■DAFSDAF ASFH A rumour i s running, like fire through an Oriental bazaar filled with stubble, that the millions of tons of surplus coal sold by the Coal Board to the Central Electricity Generating Board are to be resold to the Oil Board The Turnip Board
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      37 4 PATLK PHILIPPE WATCHES tion les^ thon 30 jewels, 28 ru i entirely hand-mQiic ate hrncke 1 i anj odju: rously maintain the time-honoured traditions of the Geri i h xr\o}<' \t\Q H. SENA, LTD. Bongkok, Sngoporc Pcnong.
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    HELLO front ship 40 miles off shore
    116 5 HELLO front ship 40 miles off shore nHIPI i SHORE telep phom call facilities r ssels approac Singapore will b available for the public soon. *tyj Director of Telecommunications, Mr. J. H. Wagstafi told the Free p ress that the .system vas now "under departmental test." T i r will
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    PLAN TO FOIL RACKETEERS GETTING AID
    254 5 ■THE Singapore Social Welfare Department is finalising details of a scheme to stop racketeers collecting public assistance payments when they are made through post oflices later this year. At present more than 19,000 destitutes, tuberculosis patients, widows and others receive financial aid every month.
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    Must compete or be compelled to retrench warning
    182 5 HTHE chairman of Singapore Manufacturers AsA sociation, Mr. David Lee, yesterday warned industrialists that ii they failed to compete with Hong Kong and Japan they would be forced to retrench workers within the next two years. He said he would like his
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    The Chief Ranger
    50 5 PSS Margaret, in her uniform as Chief Rangei 'tish Commonwealth arrives at Hclmingham 1 Stowinarket, to attend a rail) of 3,800 Suffolk <i Brownlei, 1 '■'••>' was oriiiinaif> planned as pari ol ln« 'well oentenanr celebrations* lasl year i»ui waa 1 because of the petrol shortage then
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    Schoolgirls plan handicraft show
    52 5 The Nan Ifw.i Girl;,' High School will hold a handicraft exhibition on Saturday and Sunday Irom 0 a m to 5 p .ni. in tIM school premises In Adis Road to celfbratc Iti 41« inniversary. Proceeds from laic or the exhibits win go to the school
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      264 5 v If 1 CLEAR AT PRICES CHEAPEST IN TOWN MIRZAPO p E 12x9 KO HI NOOR CARPETS Usually $i6O/- 12x9 NOW $195/- Usually $1,000/- $600/MILLYARN 12x9 1 Usually $800/- MILLYARN RUGS 5x3 NOW $480/- Usually $105/- $50/RUGS —6 x 3 Usually $60/. DRUGGETS Usually $1.00 NOW $25/- NOW $-70 cH.
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      299 6 Wm.fl mm fm W hWL mML I 1 NIV m m $^m m. JP^» Ift¥JLfJm f^ Ji JKil HAWKK Sydney Jordan JEFE h*U\kE AHC> aSi Lt <J r 6BOU& i M &&HTI&H TUEOfS MAWKt.SiP- \_A 1 "AJU LOOK in Fine 6HAPF. JCF^ AA/£> c\ WiA'JvkvY *li vu)'S AK/O CBi **ai/
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      431 6 B[ >m todaj hA\ aler! mind thai n i be busy if you are to be contei c like peopl( especially tho opposite and ar< convi rsai l< n talist. Both you men and money tnak< r B it I earning periods are apt to be lowed by jome very
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      U.K. closing prices
      172 7 LONDON, June lv. rieilous Today L ,i polls June l'l H buyers 39 buyers 29 sellers 22*; sellers July 21 buyers 22 buyers 21 sellers 22>i sellers BIBBEI *o IMi **P ot 22 buyers 22*« buyers m AM sellers 22% sellers .I i i 1 RhS iseltlement
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      New York prices
      98 7 NEW YORK, June 10. Previous Today TIN S v l>ot 05.12 nom. 94.87 norn TIN futi Stra I July 94.12 buyers 94.00 buyers 95.12 sellers 95.00 .sellers Sep< 93.87 buyers 03.62 buyers 94.87 sellers 94.75 sellers tom SALES: Nil. i futures July 25.60 buyers 25.81 buyers 25.70
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      29 7 NEW YOKK. June 10. Previous Today 469.46 468.19 116.41 115.42 0 Domestic Bondl 90.54 90. G8 78.64 78.51 5 Stocks Composite Averages 162.27 rf 161. 66
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      U.S. PEPPER
      47 7 26^4 to 25 1 tnent 25^4, Lamponq Itlng release 25 1 to 25U, June shipAbove prices quoted meat 25 U. Sarawak unquoted. Muntok white spot and awaiting release 39, a floats 38% to 38. and June shipment 37, sellers exdock. in U.S. cents per W.
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      92 7 i:\ Philippines c.i.f. U.K./ i European ports delivered t per long ton June July COPRA Straits e.i.f. U.K./North opean ports delivered 1 per long ton June July "«;«»M 1 OIL crude Straits European ports in bulk long ton June COCOXI 1 oil crude Ceylon i uropean
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      CIVICS COURSE FOR HAWKERS
      34 7 Twenty four members of the Lim Tua Tow Road branch ot the Hawkers Union will take part in a civics course organised by the Department of Inform- ation Servicea today.
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      RSPCA FLAG DAY
      25 7 Tho Singapore branch Ol the Royal Society for tne Prevent ion of Cruelty to Animals, will hold it., Hag rlav Oil Saturday.
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    GOVT. BAR ON EXPATS WHO REFUSE TO STAY ON?
    283 7 GOVT. BAR ON EXPATS WHO REFUSE TO STAY ON? jg\l ATIUATE oiliceis in Singapore Government service who have exercised their option to retire under the Malayanisation scheme despite an oiler of continued employment are not to be reemployed under any circumstances. This decision is believed to have been taker by
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    Berths for Filipinos in pilgrim ships here?
    240 7 Berths for Filipinos in pilgrim ships here? THE Philippines Gov--1 ernment may ask Singapore and the Federation to reserve some berths in Muslim pilgrim ships for Filipinos. It is doubtful, however, whether the Malayan Governments will agree to this as the demand for passages exceeds places available in pilgrim ships
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    NO LETTER DELIVERY TOMORROW
    100 7 NO LETTER DELIVERY TOMORROW THERE will be no delivery of letters or parcels tomorrow, the Queen's birthday. The General Post OfTice will be open only from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. All other post ofT:ces and postal agencies will be open from 9 a.m. to 10.30 a.m. with the exception
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      129 7 I SINGAPORE I f HIGH TIDESf [ODAY: 8.21 p.m. i i TOMORROW: 7.04 a.m and 7.22 p.m. FRIDAY: 8.25 a.m. "<l 8.09 p.m. I SATI RDAY: 9.2'J am 5 and K.i!) p.m. 1 D AY: 1009 a.m. S 1M M1(I '-'-> P-m. I>AY: 10.50 a.m. S *>AY: l l.:^o a.m
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    Lock icon THREAT TO S'PORE HEALTH
    673 8 THREAT TO S'PORE HEALTH THK turrtMit cholera m.iiy nnukes ionMtieration of our prote^tise nuchiiMfy, of necessity accelerated at this time. Besidethe threat that the disease raging in neighbouring lands will, somehow, seep into Singapore, the health authorities are coping with the problem of water supplies in the face of unusually
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    Lock icon INCAPORE SPOTLIGHT
    1592 9  -  adelaide eastley BY» (right), from inpur. Tickets are c at the door. Ü bs social secreBobby I*U»i Ml" that many valuns be distri- he winners of tha te features during is. |r high incidence B reported rcmong UnivcrMalaya students a shock to many too light-heart-assume that tha ai
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    THIRTY DIED WHEN STEAMSHIP EXPLODED
    1058 10 THIRTY DIED WHEN STEAMSHIP EXPLODED Sent to fetch Mr. Bain Heard a hissing sound DROWSING through the pages of the Free Sl9 p ress 0 m any years ago one is struck, S5 every now and then, by inexplicable decisions > that various people made. One of the most J
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    Pilots fly to nowher
    119 10 Pilots fly to nowher pANADIAN Pacificj lines' crew insti tors will soon be ing the 5,00«J flights of which Britannia is cap through (varying t her condition without getting 11 feet off the grouni The setting for I "flights to nowhere" be a flight simulator delled on th< Brita prop-jet
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    PROBATION MAN ORDAINED AT A SERVICE ON T.V.
    396 10 PROBATION MAN ORDAINED AT A SERVICE ON T.V. VIEWERS watching a televised service from Ripon Cathedral, Yorkshire, saw the ordination as deacon of 25-year-old Michael Frederick Charles Trotter, Oxford theology student who is on probation from a magistrates' court. He was one of three new deacons and two new priests
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    Lock icon RUSTY TAKES A DIP
    109 11 ■ADF DSF DF DSFDASFFDF I What could be me enjoyable on a tier's day in the sea. i/ //ie/e is one thing that "RUSTY" the London Zoo elephant likes above all tilings, it is a cooling clip and shoicer bath. Now that the warm weather has
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    Lock icon Sophia talks to the pressmen
    68 11 Film star Sophia Loren tlirows wide her mis iii an expressive gesture at her press hference at the Savoy Hotel. London, soon er her recent arrival for the charity preen 1 of her new Mini "The Key." Sophia was very disappointed on arrival the hotel
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    NEW LIFEBOAT IS UNSINKABLE
    112 11 NEW LIFEBOAT IS UNSINKABLE E Trials were held reE cently at Littlehampton, E Sussex of a new 37 ft. lifeboat which incorpor- ates the best features of E the craft now in use by the R.N.L.I. Built by E Messrs. William Os. borne. During the trials the E craft was
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    THE KASHMIR ROW AGAIN NEARING FLASHPOINT
    192 12 THE KASHMIR ROW AGAIN NEARING FLASHPOINT I^ASHMIR Liberation Committees In West Pakistan are continuing preparations for a proposed march across the Kashmir cease-fire line. Saturday has been set as the target date. These committees have apparently ignored Pakistani Prime Minister Firoz Khan Noon's opposition to the planned march in favour
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    Setting of standards -warning by japan
    163 12 Setting of standards -warning by japan MR. Ichiro Kawasaki, Japanese delegate, g in the general debate m i at the 79-nation In- tei national Labour P Conference in Geneva g j =L emphasised the difli- cultics of setting mini- mum world standards pi that could be uni- versally applicable i
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    Lock icon Floating mine in Japan Sea
    50 12 The Japanese Maritime Safety Board said in Tokyo that a Japanese fishing boat had discovered a floating mine in the Japan Sea some 115 miles west of Okujiri Island. Northern Japan. The floating mine is the tenth sighted in the Japan Sea this year.- Reuter
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    Lock icon Japan seeks China goods in S-E Asia
    153 12 Japan seeks China goods in S-E Asia MORI: than 1,000 businessmen from Japan whose contracts had been turned down by Communist China's state trade organs, following the trade rupture between the two countries, have sought but failed to obtain Chinese products in Hong Kong, informed Japanese trade Sources said in
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    Now a new flag brews in H.K.
    160 12 Now a new flag brews in H.K. TIIK Hying of the Uvestar flag of Communist China has become the centre of a controversy between Communist Chinese schools in Hong Kong and the Colony education authorities, A number of Communist Chinese schools in the Colony which displayed the Ked five-star flag
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    97 12 Chinese Government, 'there is no reason why we should not be allowed to fly our own national flag atop our school buildings." The controversy over the Communist flag in Hong Kong, however, is still far from being serious compared with the similar issue that has deadlocked Japan's trade with
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    'Halt arms help to Pakistan'
    193 12 INDIA'S elder states- man, Mr. Chakravarti Rajagopalachari. has appealed to the United States to withdraw its military assistance to Pakistan if it really intended to help India by loans and aid. Mr. Rajagopalachari, the last Governor General of India, said at a public meeting in
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    263 12 A Russia- Japan Society has been set up In Moscow. The Japanese ambassador, Mr. Suemitsu Kadowaki, said the new society "will strive for a noble goal, the development of friendship between Japan and the Soviet Union and thereby contribute to world peace."- Reuter The Association of Japanese women's organisations
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    Lock icon P.I. MAY LIFT CURBS O JAPANES ENTERY
    136 12 P.I. MAY LIFT CURBS O JAPANES ENTERY A restrictions on t Pe!kbSrtoSf n Seer ed plans were under *V, r »«ing the 5L Rowing only 200 Ja rulers and techniS enter into the Z every year w Mr. Berrano draped him following his closure of reports t Prime Minister Nobus
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    Lock icon S'pore attends
    21 12 Singapore is among 15 Asian territories tail part in the regional ference on public adn4 stration in Manila Reuter
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    Lock icon Peking reminder small neighbours
    184 12 PEKING seems to be setting itself up as 1 alternative to Moscow as an attraction] international communism, says the London B nomist commenting on the Pekinu Tokyo t incident as a result of which Red China 1 severed all trade relations with Japan The Economist co
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    Lock icon No A-war he says
    96 12 MR. James Reston of the New York Times said at Wellesley, Massachusetts there may be a great war between Russia and Communist China before the year 2000. He also forecast a "catalogue of little wars" in the next 42 years but told Wellesley College graduates: "You
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    RECORD ROUND-UP
    5 13  -  JONATHAN RUSSELL By
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    Unconventional but brilliant
    192 13 BrpN Symphony No. 101 Km I 1 he Cloi ki Sym- No. 102 in X I Kit Major. X state Op< i a Orchestra. Kit Symphonj Orchestra; X 111 RM A N N ■mii'-i' Hi i i 12-inch, m vm; are B fairly small h Lps to
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    People of Finland
    183 13 SIBELU'S: Symphony No. l In D Major Op. 43; Philadelphia Orchestra. Conductor: laigenc Ormandy. Philips A ***** L. Sibelius, like Dvorak and Smetana. has done much to interpret through his music the culture, character and aspirations of the people of Finland. o In his Symphony N^_ l
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    EXCUSE ME WHILE I SCREAM
    42 13 latest fflmmirk in the Slates: Horror rCCOfdt, Sample titles arc "Screaming Ball at Dranila Hall" and "Dinner With Drar Our recording rharaeter csklls himself "Till Cool <;houl." Fortunately they are NOT on sale fn Singapore and Malaya.
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    ANOTHER STACK OF DOLLARS IN THE BANK, FRANK
    341 13 FOR British pop croon cr s to get the acclaim Frankie Vaughan enjoys is rare indeed. But lie has the two important essentials: virile voice and a wideawake publicity agent. No velvet vocal-chords for Frankie. He relies on sjinsintj personality. Stage, screen
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    Sweet choir on the range
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