The Singapore Free Press, 12 June 1958

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    16 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Papfl^ in $ing»por«i Thursday, June VI, 19"»8. frlet l.M'ts.
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    Lock icon Goode inspects service girls
    33 1 picture whc Governor standing in an wpen loud rover inspects a conmiuicnt of service women. The rain got heavier as his slow drive round the parade progressed. Free Press
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    RAIN, BUT 3,000 WATCH BIG PARADE
    269 1 RAIN, BUT 3,000 WATCH BIG PARADE ABOUT 3.000 people A braved heavy rain this morning to watch the Queen's birthday parade on the padang. The ceremony went on as .planned except that RAF planes did not dip in salute due to low cloud. The Governor, Sir William Goode, was soaked
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    Lock icon Rl rebel towns bombed
    112 1 Rl rebel towns bombed THE Indonesian air force had blasted rebel targets, mainly airfields and harbours in the North Celebes and the North Moluccas during the past three days, the Jakarta Antara news agency said today. The agency said in these raids two ships had been sunk, a power generating
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    Garden party off if more rain
    39 1 The garden party in Government House will be cancelled if it rains this afternoon. Guests should listen to the radio after the 1.45 p.m. news announcement and again at 3 p.m. for confirmation.
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    Lock icon Canterbury ceromony
    38 1 Re?, Roland Peck- ll!^- Koh, vicar of the Uuum church, Kuala -ll'Dpti,- W u> waj conse "ated Canterbury CalM;il '1 >»>slerday as the Vsslstant Bishop of Lwnjapore, of Canter!JJ Dr, (leoflfrey Fisher, "I the ceremony. Reuter
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    Tornado of death
    26 1 if l]l) which ripped a it i( long and hun- i£da wide through I Kansas, on Tues--13 people and caused an esfnillion damage.
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    POLLS IN FEBRUARY OR MARCH
    62 1 SINGAPORE'S first elections will be held in February „r March. The Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, made this forecast before leaving London Airport last night f r Se leaving Singapore, Mr. I.im had [j^^JSJ Ue life of the present Government would not la«t bey
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    Soustelle summoned to Paris
    187 1 pENERAL CHARLES c!e x GAULLE has summoned Mr. Jacques Soustelle, the Algerian extremist leader, to Paris, ii was announced in Algiers last night. Mr. Soustelle will fly to the French capital today and stay two or three days before returning to Algiers. No reason was given
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    Lock icon BAD YEAR FOR CHOLERA?
    83 1 THERE are signs that 1958 might be a oad year for cholera throughout the East, according to a World Health Organisation announcement in Geneva yesterday. Cases were running at twice last year's rate in East Pakistan (8,900 against 4,000 in 1957; and India (17,600 against 8.400).
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    Lock icon 5 feared dead
    37 1 A giant fire raced through a Muslim shanty town a mile east of Casablanca airport yesterday, leaving several thousand people homeless. Reports indicated that five people including a child may have been killed. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Heat wave kills 250 in India
    41 1 Nearly 250 people havfl died of heat stroke in India in the last three weeks. The worst hit area has been Bihar state, in the Ganges plain, with 199 deaths reported, from various districts. Reuter
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    Lock icon PLEA FOR MORE AID TO ASIA
    359 2 'Peril i more econoitiii than military' THE Belgian secretan general of the Atlan i tic Pad, m. Paul Henri Spauk. said London yesterday tha in 1958 the eommun Ist threat was "essen tially Asian and Aftt can and is probabl; more economic ani social
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    Lock icon Cyprus calls off today's big holiday
    127 2 npiik public holiday today X to mark the Queen's birthday was cancelled in Cyprus and security forces leave restricted after new outbreaks of communal riots, looting and arson The Governor, Sir Hugh Foot, told Government official* to work as usual and asked that all
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    Lock icon BRITAIN HAS FOURTH-RATE NAVY NOW, SAY CRITICS
    292 2 BRITAIN HAS FOURTH-RATE NAVY NOW, SAY CRITICS |>RITAIN has the Navy of a fourth-rate Power, a peer told the House of Lords last night in complaining of cuts In naval expenditure. Lord Teynham, who served In the Royal Navy in two world wars, .said the money Britain was spending on
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    Lock icon Saboteurs strike in Aden again
    25 2 Anti Government saboteurs exploded three bombs in Aden on Tuesday. The a v thoritieg said ".several persons'' were injured. Reuter
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    Lock icon U.S. sends jet planes to the Lebanon
    179 2 U.S. sends jet planes to the Lebanon THE United States is sending "limited numbers" of tanks and planes to Lebanon. Iraq and Jordan, U.S. State Department spokesman Lincoln White said in Washington yesterday. Mr. White made clear that the latest shipments of U.S. jet fighters to the Lebanon, Iraq and
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    26 2 —Free Guest artiste Miss Olga de Souza thrills with a Hawaiian dance at the Singapore Supersonic Water-ski Club's dance at Raffles Hotel last night. Press picture
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    Lock icon CHRISTINE, 11, WAS HOSTESS TO MALAYAN CHILDREN
    137 2 CHRISTINE, 11, WAS HOSTESS TO MALAYAN CHILDREN fHRISTTNE HARWOOD, 11 -year-old daughter v> of a traffic patrolman, travelled to London yesterday in her best party frock to act as Britain's Children's Day ambassador at a giant party for youngsters from 55 countries, including Malaya. There were also children from Japan,
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    Lock icon Army honour for Margaret
    31 2 Princess Margaret has been appointed Colonel-in-Chief of the Royal Highland Fusiliers, a new regiment formed by amalgamating the Royal Scots Fusiliers and the Highland Light Infantry. Reuter
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    Lock icon Rl IS CLEARED OF ATTACKS ON U.K. SHIPS
    197 2 Rl IS CLEARED OF ATTACKS ON U.K. SHIPS MR. DAVID ORMSBYGORE, Britain's Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, said yesterday that the Indonesian Government disclaimed responsibility for the machinegunning of a British submarine oil the Celebes islands on May 17. The Indonesian Government also took no responsibility for the attacks
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    Lock icon minister's mediation fails in bus strike
    240 3 minister' s mediation fails in bus strike i a in Ulaeleodi Britain's Minister of Labour last night met trade union leaders to discuss I ending London's crippling bus and dock lk v apital's 50.000 bUFmer have been on or 38 days, while the dock dispute, stem>m stoppage at the huge
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    ROCK 'N' ROLL TOMMY TO WED SHOWGIRL ANN
    88 3 ROCK 'N' ROLL TOMMY TO WED SHOWGIRL ANN mOMMY STEELE, 21--1 year-old rock and roll singer announced his engagement just before midnight last night. His bride-to-be is 22--year-old Ann Donoghue, actress, former model and Windmill Theatre showgirl. Ann was wearing a nine-diamond cluster engagement ring when they gave the news
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    TEACHERS AND PUPILS IN 'DRAMA SCRAPBOOK'
    141 3 4 "DRAMA SCRAP A BOOK" presented by th c Singapore Young People's Association at the Cultural Centre last night, included items ranging from Shakespc arean excerpts to a short play by Mabel Constanduros. The principal roles were played by local teachers with schoolchildren giving
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    Lock icon A-station tour
    22 3 A- station tour F(J lurmese GovernIs visiting Brithc Government's J VI yesterday toured 'alder Hall— the world's -scale atomic power nation Reuter
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    Lock icon MARIA JOINS SHAWS
    40 3 picture 1 Menado, Ihi popular Matey film 1 Kerls Film Studios siffns a one ll '<( with Shaw Brothers. 1 Rim "Selandang Dellma" ins (1^ M ironed. She has hrrn fof four years st.irrinc 111 1"--ires Free Press
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    'HIT MOON' GENERAL REPROVED
    156 3 LIEUTENANT GENERAL S.E. Andcr on, director of the American Air Research and Development Command, was publicly reproved in Washington by the Government yesterday for his statement on Tuesday that the air force would attempt to I hit the moon with mis- J sile.s this .summer and
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    Lock icon Attacks on freedom of press cause concern
    333 3 rpHE Commonwealth Press Union I C onfi rence In London representing more than 500 news paper concluded y< >t( rday by ng [ng .1 re olui lon calling upon a lj comrn >nwe ill h government ponsor and support proposal jiimi <i ai
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      227 3 THE SOUND OF HIGH FIDELITY (OLORTUNE RECORDS j Crazy in the Heart Peggy lee ***** Fraulein Heartsick feeling Bobby Helms Pretty Girl Burl IveS ***** Pledge of Love What's behind that strange door Mitchell Torok x ***** Jody Give Him my Love Paulette Sisters x ***** With all my Heart
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    The Singapore Free Press Thursday, June 12, 1958. Opinion The good neighbours
    246 4 The Singapore Free Press Thursday, June 12, 1958. Opinion The good neighbours poi? a long ime the 1 police have been advising neighbours to co-operate with each other in the prevention of crime. Just how much that co-operat-ion can mean was proved this week by the inhabitants of rural Day
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    Lock icon Queen's veto is unlikely to hit today's great parade
    566 4 Queen's veto is unlikely to hit today's great parade U I I$ 1/ VBETH, monarch who is 'jiiit l!v I > i k t Minis modernising the ideas <>f hv*r court, today takes part in the kintl of time-honour< d tradition siie is unlikely ever to part with during her
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    IT'S TOO EASY TO GET OUT OF JAIL
    343 4  -  ROBERT MOORE [S it too easy to escape from prison In Britain? A man who should know •says "Yes." He is Tony Radley, selfconfessed thief of the <; 230,000 Oppenheimer jewels in South Africa three years a<«o. He has been in prison
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      36 4 l HB« M| I VEHICLE W^Vi AGRICULTURAL m IT PAYS TO FIT PERKINS GENUINE SPARES ■■I I oitsti'j Hie D/<se/ Enffne ir/th tN C/«W f MOTORS LTD. unmmm UNIVfftSAI CAftS li.'.h WrAPNf BROS Kuolo Lumpuf Wrrmhon
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    NEW VIC: COUNCIL GETS TOUGH
    218 5 I ?V# swk pivdyv iltat ihvuirv i iff it hv rvmlsj big August i I rpHE Singapore City Council ifi get- ting tough on the question of B date for the completion of the re- novation and reconstruction work of the Victoria Theatre The Council
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    RED CROSS AS PLAN FOR ANY CRISIS
    113 5 RED CROSS AS PLAN FOR ANY CRISIS ore branch of < t he British Rod CTOSfi j viv worked outaj Sin to co-ordinate all services in the c m any major j Since services are at oresent c« ntrolled by the Government, City Coim- j cii various hospitals, m. j^
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    Lock icon Mac arrives in Ottawa
    48 5 uold Macmillan. [he British Prime Minister, Ottawa from hashing on by air last two days of talks frith Ca adas Prime Minister, Mr. John Diefenbaker. md r Canadian leaders. Mr. Macmillan has just com] lI three days of discui s with President Eisenhower.- Reuter
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    Lock icon Mau Mau charges 'unfounded'
    36 5 Mau Mau charges 'unfounded' Kenya Government ed thai allegations mtrai lon ca m v made' by Mau crates of Jomo are unfounded. Secretary, Mr. W. '■■>ld I lie Kenya 1 Council In Nai- relay.— Re uter
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    3 Centres in Colony to assist tourists
    255 5 E rrviin Singapore Tour- E X ist Advisory Com- E mittee has plans to E E establish Information E E centres in three stra- E tegic positions in the r Colony. E E They are at Sirica- E E pore Airport, the liar-
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    Lock icon SUEZ PAY-OFF
    33 5 Final agreement has been reached on compensation for shareholders ol the Suez Canal Company, nationalised by Egypt thn c years ago. the World Bank announced in Paris last night. Re uter
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    GHANA PLEDGE
    24 5 Ghana last night pledged "complete solidarity and total support" for Tunisian demand.- that French troops be withdrawn from the North African republic.
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    Japan is now selling more fo Malaya but is buying less
    263 5 Japan is now selling more fo Malaya but is buying less I nas become the 1 ii"'-!. supplier of gw woven fabrics to a imported a total I■■ lTi.oon worth of •yon fabrics last »f this; Japan sup- 639,000 worth, In- 194,000 and United m $9,322,000. and [mainder was supby
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    Lock icon 5 MINUTES LATE:COUNCIL CONTROL IS LOST
    109 5 MORPETH. Northumberland Councillor Jack Parks, aged 78. missed his bus yesterday for a Morpeth rural district council meet- ilV y and as a result the Socialists lost control. The council consists or lJ Socialist members and an equal number of Independents. They were all
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      U.K. Closing prices
      167 7 LONDON, June 11. Quid Above vnces Quoted in pence. Preilous Today L. so i i^s •<*& norU Jium 22 buyers 21T« buyers r 1 tt'fi sellers 22 sellers jui) 22 buyers 21 buyers 22H sellers ft) BtUen i iSS 22-, buyers 22 buyers 11 22', sellers 22%
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      New York prices
      103 7 NEW YORK, Junr 11. i Above prices quoted in US cents per lb. Previous Today i SI aits Spot 94.87 nom. 94.73 nom. futures Contract July 94.00 buyers 94.00 buyers 95. (X) sellers 95.00 sellers Sept 93.62 bu\^!> 93.62 buyers 94.75 .sellers m.75 sellers M Quiet. SALES:
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      29 7 I NEW YORK. June 11. I Previous Today Industrials 468.19 467.93 Railroads 115.42 116.80 Domesti< Bonds 90.68 90.78 Utilities 78.51 78.59 Stocks Composite Averages 161.66 162.02
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      U.S. PEPPER
      51 7 II awaiting re- afloaU; 1:54 to 25 H. ipment 25U« Lampong malting release 25%, ts t > 25V4i June ship- ment 25 I*.1 Sarawak unquoted. Muntok white spot and awaiting release 39, afloats 38 to 33, and June shipment 37, sellers exdock. Above prices quoted in U.S. cents
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    Lock icon 'BLOODHOUND' GOES ON TRIAL
    49 7 Trials of Britain's anti- aircraft guided missile, the j Bloodhound, will start at North Coates in Lincoln- shire, shortly. Mr. George Ward, Secretary for Air, told the House of Commons yesE terday. He said it would afters ward.s be deployed operaF- tionallv in Britain. Reuter
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    Copra, coconut oil prices
    100 7 i LONDON. .Tune 11. kpnt Previous Today ul k Philippines c.i.f. I.X.' North European ports delivered Nfcht pel lon S ton June/July 189 sellers $187 sellers JPRA, Straits c.i.f. U.K./North pnropean ports delivered Felghl per io nX ton June July £C 9' l norn s^ noin
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    THIS NOW REQUIRES LARGER SPENDING
    258 7 THIS NOW REQUIRES LARGER SPENDING A LARGER proportion tx of public funds will have to be allocated to the Health Ministry if it is to provide adequate medical services for Singapore's rapidly increasing population. Phis comment is made in the latest annual report of the Medical De partment just released.
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    Encore for Anna
    35 7 Xhe Singapore Musical Society has arranged an rxtra concert by the international concert comedienne Anna Russell on June I 24 at the Victoria Memorial Her recent performance W»9 popular with the public.
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    Big expansion in school health services coming
    267 7 Big expansion in school health services coming 4tl 290 STUDENTS FOUND TO BE TB SUFFERERS A RAPID expansion of school health services in Singapore to cope with the ever-increasing number of children has been planned by the Government. The importance of regular medical inspection of school children was stressed In
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    Lock icon Those discordant Red chords
    36 7 Dmitri Shostakovich. Aram Khachaturian and other prominent Soviet composers meeting in Moscow yesterday unanimously approved a Communist Party decree criticising "unhealthy trends" in .some recent, musical works, Moscow Radio reported yesterday Reuter
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    All aboard the picnic special
    385 8 kJORE THAN 600 under privileged boys and girls from youth clubs throughout Singapore attended what was generally considered to be the picnic of the year on the island of Pulau Übin on Sunday. The setting in a disused quarry was perfect, the sun blazed down
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    THEY GO ASHORE
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    THE GO A S MY HELPED IT TO WITH TNG
    163 8 THE GO A S MY HELPED IT TO WITH TNG Men from I Army's 40 Base WoW shops did muck I ;/u7/vc t/ie I t^it/z a sn I They pro:M many helpe I get her with a m group whici r Q'M immensely I a?z(Z the A) j '<'M quici'Jy
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    Barmaid hurt in fight gets £850
    287 9 Barmaid hurt in fight gets £850 f ri!K night there was Her complaint was that "a terrific fight" in t!le wnager was much too the Rose and Crown. SSLJftffi"""* 1 the tne barmaid ciucKfd under the bar counter to dodge flying bottles and glasses. But when she looked up she
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    HATS FOR THE DOCTORS
    73 9 Last week new Swedish doctors received their Ph.D's at Stockholm's City Hall, and by tradition were given special hats to mark the occasion. Only honorary doctors receive their hats as gifts from respective universities. The rest have to pay for them at about V!7-10s (Ms 63)
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    MONSIEUR PIPETTE AND THE POISONED LETTER
    2508 10  -  PELHAM GROOM 5c B "I don't know him, but I have no doubt that we can find him for you. And what subject do you wish to discuss with him?" "A little matter of murder M'sieu. This doctor Delacroix had a very pretty wife.
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    OPERATION SHOWBOAT
    181 11 jHE ROYAL NAVY were hosts to Federation by Commondos of the Bulwark. The unit is now o Ministers and 230 Colony schoolchildren on permanent feature of the carrier's complement and Monday when they staged "Operation Showboat the Bulwark is due soon for a refit designed to turn a
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    irlift by copters
    46 11 I Helicopters were very active during \e vise and were put through their Ices with many types of "loads." Here, a truck is being airlifted by heli- rpter from the deck of aircraft carrier, MS Bulwark, during the exercise. Free tllllllllllllllllllflllf Illlllimillllllllllf Illtltllltlllllltllllllllllllli?
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    Lock icon VENOMS LINE UP FOR THE TAKE OFF
    190 11 About 30 Venom fight er jets, Seahawks and Searaiders took part in the exercise. In this dramatic pic- ture, above, two Venoms taxi on to the flight-deck catapults ready for takeoff. The Venom has four built-in 20 m.m. guns. Under wing provision is
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    Lock icon FORMOSA TO LAUNCH BIG EXPANSION PROGRAMME
    200 12 FORMOSA TO LAUNCH BIG EXPANSION PROGRAMME •Tin: Formosa Provincial Government tii* s year 1 will launch a wide-reaching development programme to Improve Nationalist China's agriculture, fisheries, transportation, schools ml harbour futilities. Provincial Governor Chou Chih-jou outlined the programme in his annual administration message to the Provincial Assembly, Mr Chun c
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    Lock icon 'Friends in Asia will stand by America'
    258 12 'Friends in Asia will stand by America' E 1»1 Philippine ambus- E E sador to the I nited E j E States, said in St. Paul, E Minnesota that the j E Free World's struggle E S with Communism has E E turned into a "struggle E E for men's
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    Lock icon Taipeh MP dies
    24 12 Mr. Chung Yi-ching, 68. committee member of Nationalist China's Legislative Yuan (Parliament), has cllorl in Taiwan University Hospital of bronchitis U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Pet elephant goes amok
    61 12 A special police squad in New Delhi fired 23 rounds and finally killed President Rajendra Prasad's pet elephant which had run arr-ok. A mahout known as Mahawat was riding the elephant when the animal ran wild. He was still trying to control the animal while the
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    Lock icon Canada feels its work in Laos is over
    232 12 Canada feels its work in Laos is over C IAN AD A considers her J job is done in Laos, and i.s seeking release from her international obligations there, according to the Ottawa Press. A Canadian resolution urging the end of the supervisory powers is under consideration in the Laotian
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    Lock icon JAPANESE BANK FOR FORMOSA
    25 12 Nationalist China has agreed to permit one Japanese bank to establish a branch In Formosa to handle Bino-Japanese trade matters. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Raw material pried fall hitting Asia, Africa
    138 12 Raw material pried fall hitting Asia, Africa picture. AS is Asia, many Afri. can countries', faced with a downward trend in the prices of raw materials and a continuous rise in prices of manufactured goods, may have to curtail their plans for economic development, according to a United Nations report.
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    81 12 The Peking Minister of Security. Mr. Lo Jui-ching said that some members of Communist China's 700.000 strong police force attended theatre shows without buying tickets and refused to stand in food queues and have thus become ''disliked or even hated". -Renter. The world's first vertical take-off airliner. the Rotodyne. has
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    15 12 Jakarta Prime Minister Djuanda said that Indonesia would '"not join the communists or S.E.AT.O U.P.I.
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    37 12 The United Arab Republic and Japan have signed an agreement in Cairo to enable Egypt to pay in E g y p t i a n currency for some of the goods she gets from Japan. U.P.I.
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    54 12 The heat wave and drought has brought an acute food shortage to West Bengal villages, where a commu-nist-controlled peasants organisation has called for hunger marches on Calcutta by villagers in all the affected areas. U.P.I. All imports into Saudi Arabia are now subject to licences issued by the Council of
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    22 12 Travellers from Siam, gm and Pakistan to -AJ J must obtain choier» cination certificat^a forp they arc P 1 I entry- U.P.I.
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    15 14 ONLY WIN FOR SIAM picture. Kumol and Stinthorn. who won Siam's only point.- Free Press
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    559 14 cmcT ciMriFQ MK^i r.^'-n S oon^!? le bt>at O Th wts^Question as ro who was the master. cSing the tune, SonneviUe led all the way to win comfortably. Mosi pleasing point about Sonneville was his booming smash, which he used rather sparingly in view of
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    421 14  - WE'LL HAVE THE EDGE DOUBLES EDDY CHARLES BRYCE Itv uo its Indonesia versus Malaya in the Thomas (up Challenge Hound. Make no mistake about it our neighbours are determined to take the trophy and there's a tou^h struggle ahead. "We win ftghi to the very end," -said Perry sonneville last
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    278 14 Gftise of play] I HAVING failed to and Eric Bedser batted out body by a bail f :^;!-.eLeB gain any points the day Surrey only need gpgjj*** ;,4 from their last tWO Despite bad bruising I Mvimninnchin cromac England openei Peter Ru hard- fused
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    17 14 Serangoon English School will hold tht.-ir 23rd annual athletic sport, today at the school firld
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      772 15 Four out of seven races go to Shaws lEADING owners Shaw StaDles won four of the seven races decided at Ipoh yesterday. It was cir best meeting for some time. tmusement Park, winner the mum race, and Kraoa aro trained in Singare by Jack Spencer. Colour |n and Producer are
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      348 15 Slow batting by N.Z. team v. Derby iTHE New Zealanders crawled to another low score on the opening day of their cricket match against Derbyshire yesterday. They batted for most of the day for an all out total of 151. But the tourists pace bowler Bob Blair bowled them back
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      703 15  - PERAK DERBY HORSES ON TRACK ALLAN LEWIS FOREST BEAU II DuES A WINNING TRIAL IMS MORNING ISBSI ALL the Perak Derbj probables were out at Ipoh this morning tor their final gallops in preparation for Saturday's bi£ rate. Prince of Lal i t a (Chad wick) went as well as
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    65 16 20 M urdi, j>6 (minimum) uowE chwee PiKO aged 7i passed away suddenly on Jun< Btb at 16, Lorong Pelaiidok ott Lorong 2y, Geylang, leaving behind bis widow, t> sons Howe Soo HOOO, Soo Kce, Sou Bent' 800 Teck, 800 Chye, Soo Sen;; 4 daughters, 6 daughters-in-law 1 soa-in-lavv,
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    89 16 picture. report and pictures in Pas;e 14 Overcome by the heat last night at the Singapore Badminton Hall, Pinit Pattabongse of Siam is assisted from the court. He retired after being beaten 15-10 by Indonesia's Eddy Yusuf in the first set of their singles. Free
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