The Singapore Free Press, 24 June 1958

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper v, IV!.M. Singapore, Tuesday. June 24, 1958. Price 15Cts.
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    DOCTOR DINES WITH JOHORE RECENT THEN FLIES AT DAWN TO BRUNEI
    197 1 \\K Joseph Brand left 17 Singapore before dawn J'xlay on the last stage of nil 0,000-mile flight to aliend the Sultan of Brunei, l)r Brand who left his workaday practice in London's Lambeth in answer the Sultan's request for
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    Lock icon MORE ARMS AND MEN CROSS INNTO LEBANON
    273 1 MORE ARMS AND MEN CROSS INNTO LEBANON Chamoun: No need for direct Anglo-US aid the Lebanese Government complained last night to the United Nations observer team about increased infiltration of men and irms across the border from Syria, President Chamoun declared that the need for direct British or American intervention
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    Patients robbed by man posing as nurse
    148 1 Patients robbed by man posing as nurse OOLICE have appealed ■I to the public to be on the look out for a thinlybuilt man about 5 feet 4 inches tall and of brown complexion, who has been posing as a male nurse and robbing patients at the Singapore General Hospital.
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    Lock icon Soviet warships move out
    55 1 DANISH naval sources reported yesterday that a Soviet Navy task force of 12 ships, including a heavy cruiser and four big submarines, i s heading west through the North Sea from Soviet Baltic bases. Thus move coincides with the mustering of the United States Sixth Fleet
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    Front to tell PAP: We'll fight Kallang
    254 1 Front to tell PAP: We'll fight Kallang mi IK Singapore Labour 1 Front is certain to reject the PAP warning to keep out of the Kaliang City Council by election caused by the resignation of Mr Chan Yuen Tong (Workers Party). a statement ts expected today from the Front's centra]
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    Nehru appeal ignored
    93 1 INDIAN dock workers yesterday decided to continue the eight-day-old nationwide dock strike in spite of a cabled appeal from Mr. Nehru, the Prime Minister. The decision Involving 100.000 men was taken at a four-hour meeting of the All-India Port and Dock Workers' Federation. Mr Nehru's cable, in
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    Lock icon Cyprus blast—but it wasn't bomb
    38 1 Cyprus blast— but it wasn't bomb An explosion occurred late last night in an electrical transformer at the Cyprus police headquarters in Nicosia. It was due to an electrical fault, not to a bomb. Damage was Blight Reuter
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    RUBBER PRICE
    30 1 July flr.st grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened in Singapore this morning at 75"! cents a lb., up threeeighths of a cent on yesterday's clo.se. The tone was quiet.
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    Lock icon Naval clash off Quemoy
    75 1 A CHINESE Nationalist naval patrol A sank one Chinese Communist gunboat and severely damaged four limed inks oil the China mainland coast yc tcrday the NttSKltot mmistry said in Tiipoh. The K«'d vessels were intercepted by two Nationalist warships southwest o Qurmny while sailing toward the
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    TITOLAND LASHES AT HUNGARY.
    337 2 Point of no return seen in bitter protest YUGOSLAVIA yesterday protested 'most vigorously" to i Hungary against anti- Yugoslav accusations contained in the announcement of the execution of Mr. Imre Nagy, former Hungarian Premier. It said th t announcement had dealt a heavy Wow to HungarianYugoslav
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    Lock icon Polish Reds also disapprove of the execution
    136 2 Polish Reds also disapprove of the execution fi^iii; Polish Communist Party central committee X has sent a circular to local party organisations expressing disapproval of the execution of the former Hungarian Premier, linre Nayy. according to wellinformed sources in Warsaw last night The circular, giving the line of the party
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    Lock icon UN to meet tomorrow
    40 2 rpiih United Nations special committee on Hungary, X which on Saturday issued a statement deploring the execution of Mr. Nagy, General Pal [Vfaleter and two of their associates, is exnected to meet again tomorrow.— 1 Reuter
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    SUICIDE BID SAW FILM
    49 2 4 UKRMAN Mill, "Girls rl [n Danger," induced a I M ear-old sei vant Inge Wedam to try to commit suicide by jumping from a 23 yd. high railway brich i into Drau River m Austria, a poli day. ihe exI LO -c >iie lon
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    Lock icon AFTER GIRL
    20 2 film, the report said. (The film illustrates how young girls are exposed fcn <ho dangers of life).— Reuter
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    Lock icon PEACE MOVE BY RED T.U.C.
    31 2 Russia's Central Trades Union Council has asked Britain's Trades Union Congress for joint action to- rds universal peace, cording to the Soviet i icy Tass Reuter
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    Lock icon THE 'SEXLESS' MESS DRESS FOR W.R.AF. OFFICERS
    96 2 THE 'SEXLESS' MESS DRESS FOR W.R.AF. OFFICERS It look the Air .Ministry over two years to make up its mind about the design for a woman officer's 'mess" dress, tor evening wear Finally when i( was shown in London recently fashion experts .described ii as "disappointing, colourless and a I)it
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    Lock icon Press censorship
    18 2 i >r < I cen lorshlp in oylon continues to br en i ore §d saj Reuter
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    Lock icon FRENCH TROOPS GET SET TO GO
    97 2 FRENCH TROOPS GET SET TO GO T'f >■■'•"<■» array £Sz frJs£i g&B the blockade of "JS posed afti r Kmbing in p|bn£?2 trees said th. Jgtimrawal would si rtfe 1X or seven days nS :i;)r campswS oe disband d. rhc only qu tion I clear last night wa future of
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    Lock icon Arab policy move by Greece, Spain
    29 2 Grei d Spa "coordinate" regarding the Arab tries, it wa Aih- j sterday after a conference ek and S] a mini r Reuter
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    Lock icon Albania – 'we'll keep on trying'
    35 2 Albania 'we'll keep on trying' Mr. Mehmut Shehu banian Prime Mi I i >aid his country Will tinue trying to develc relations with Yugos] spite of diffen their two Q parties, Tirana Radio ported. Reuter
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    MAC, LLOYD CONFER ON MID-EAST CRISIS
    159 2 REACTIONS to the Brl tish plan for Cyprus and latest reports from the Lebanon were reviewed yesterday by the British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmlllan, and the Foreign Secretary, Mr. Selwyn Lloyd. The British Foreign or flee emphasised earlier thai Britain was luiiy behind
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    Lock icon Ike unlikely to act on Negro Little Rock plea
    349 3 H i: negro leaders told Pres i nt Eisenhower yesterday Bl court decision postpon- st hool integration in Little U had shocked and outLj negro citizens and mil- 1)s o! their fellow AmeriI negro leaders, during a n > ,u te
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    Lock icon 'MISS X' EVERYONE KNOWSCHRISTINE
    149 3 'MISS X' EVERYONE KNOWSCHRISTINE DISPUTE over a series oi newspaper articles today made Christine niman, British tennis star, le leasi anonymous person fer to wear the pseudonym pss X." The London evening newsi\ The Star had plant iun a series of 11 iews with GeOrge forthington, the coach v*no as
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    Lock icon Father visits atom spy Fuchs in jail-spirit is not broken,' he says
    148 3 Father visits atom spy Fuchs in jail-spirit is not broken,' he says rpHE Daily Mail reported A yesterday that professor Emil Fuchs, 84-year-old theologian father of British atom spy Klaus Fuchs, had visited his son in a London jail after a trip from Leipzig, East Germany, where he lives. Klaus
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    Lock icon A LITTLE GIRL'S ROSE HOLDS UP BROADWAY'S WELCOME TO GARCIA
    140 3 NEW YORK'S traditional welcome to its distinguished visitors— a "tickertape" parade along Broadway—came to a sudden halt yesterday when a three-year-old girl dash into the roadway to present President Garcia of the Philippines with a rose. Tessi Manotok, watching the
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    Lock icon Labour stormy petrel to quit
    232 3 Labour stormy petrel to quit \|i John McGovern, fiery j I abour Member of I iment who led Glasnuntet marchers in |30'a and was once ea out of the House nmoni by eight at- is to retire, it announced yesterday. .McGovern, now. 71, 1 Hfe as a plumber's ntici and
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    Lock icon WORK OF A WIFE WORTH $17,000
    163 3 WORK OF A WIFE WORTH $17,000 A MIDDLE-CLASS British housewife with three children is worth nearly M$ 17,000 a year for the work she does in a homeThe figure has been assessed by a national newspaper following a statistical report by Oxford University into the value of a wife. The
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    Lock icon Bulgaria-Hungary hold talks
    29 3 An Hungarian delegation led by Mr. Nanos Kadar. Communist Party Chief, opened talks with Bulgarian leaders in Sofia yesterday, according to the Bulgarian news agency Reuter
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    Lock icon SAUD FOR MECCA
    22 3 King Baud will lead try* Quouroan Bairam feast ptlfrrimagc to Mecca, it wai reported from Jedda yrsterday. U.P. I.
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  • The Singapore Free Press Tuesday, June 24, 1958.
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      opinion Red on-off tactics
      305 4 opinion Red on-off tactics \VITH monotonous reYV gularity the Russians I have in the past decade j played their on-ofl tac- j tics In dealings with the West— on with the smiles and half-promises, then .suddenly oil with the mask to the accompaniment of threats and menaces. Now it's "off"
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    BENEATH THE BIG HAT
    464 4  -  JOHN LAMBERT BETTE DAVIS LOOKS BACK ON 50 YEARS AND LAUCHS AT WHAT SHE SEES... AND ACCEPTS Bii t tie dam s fl laughed until every line on her 50--b year-old face stood But unlike most actresses fed on the flattery of being a film star,
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    U.K.'s powerful trade unions
    915 4  -  MARK CHRISTIE "A Giant'i Strcnth," by the Inns of Court (onsrryativp and Unionist Society (Cristophor John son). rE massive and mountIng power of Britain's trade unions and the fear of unemployment that determines the use of that power are the two main factors concerned In the
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    CLASSROOMS AND FIELDS URGED FOR OUR YOUTH
    414 5 CLASSROOMS AND FIELDS URGED FOR OUR YOUTH fl,! ;v>r- Federation ut Boys' Clubs yes[l day appealed for more support from the jft on Ministry and the pubic in the fight K juvenile delinquency. m in. secretary of the 10,000-Strong federals M;-. Tan Huat Keng yesterday told the Free KV that
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    Lock icon $195m. plan for U.S. rocket sub
    38 5 $195m. plan for U.S. rocket sub Il Btatea Nnvy 'v awarded a $05 (about Msl9s mil- !"i(! tor the devert b r^i-k( t -power e missile known which la de h< i tunched from on or below Reuter
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    Malay traders to seek safeguards
    168 5 THE Singapore Malay Chamber of Commerce will next week draw up a memorandum to the Government asking for special protection of their economic interests in the Colony. It., president. Inch* 1 Ab dul Humid bin Allwie. yesterday told the Free Press that Malay businessmen feared
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    Lock icon Murderer Manuel appeals today
    36 5 The Scottish Home Office yesterday ordered strict security arrangements ior movinn mass murderer] etei Manuel from the death ceu oi Barlinnie Jail In Gra igo* to Edinburgh for hi appeal today. Reuter
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    Lock icon Nasser's Tito visit
    40 5 Pre ideni Nasaer, head oi tht united Arab |oi Egypt <> 11(i s lean on Saturday tor a visit to ITugo lavia a tne invitation ol Pre ident TO( X il was announced in -'iro 1 yesterday Reuter
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    88 5 picture. U.S. Army officers E stationed in Korea E E j°'» with Korean oili- E E cials and farmers in E the annual rice plant- E E ing ceremony. E 5 The ceremony is a E E special day to honour E the farmers and to E pray for a
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    Holiday week-end plan is off
    85 5 rpHE changing of the Hari Raya Haji holiday from Friday to Saturday has upset 'he plans o j man y people. Learner drivers, whose te.sts were to be held on Saturday, will now be tested on Friday. The police courts have also announced that summons
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    CIVICS COURSE
    25 5 Twenty-four Malay villagers from the Sembawang rural district will take part in a civics course organised by the Department of Information Services today.
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    WOMEN TO HOLD MORE RALLIES
    130 5 WOMEN TO HOLD MORE RALLIES r |"iiE Singapore Coun- il of Women plans to hold more rallies to .seek public support for its one-mau-one-wife campaign, The secretary of the council. Mrs. Shirin Fo/dar. said they were not 'discouraged by the poor response shown at the recent rally." "We plan to
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    Malik in London
    25 5 Jacob Malik. Soviet ambassador to Britain, returned by air to London la. t. night utter his recall to Moscow a week ago.
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    56 5 Four weeks old Andrew David Manley with his mother (left) and five months old Nicholas Antony John Aikman with his mother (right) after the christening ceremony in St. Mary's Church at Kuala I Lumpur. Mr. F. I). Manley of Malacca is on the extreme left and Mr. .1. 11. Aikman
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      193 6 JEFF lIAWKE by Sydney Jordan I I MAWKE THEN MED BETTEC I ANO THEH B&F&&E TH£ eYBS Of? 7%/E I I COJTBOL II IS TRVIKKS Q 6 QUICK ABOUT IT I ASTOUfsfOtfO EAQTHAA&N EACH t*IECM I I THAT NOT A CWAMCE -^^^^^MHJ I ELSE. Sl« .i^ B«eAk:i»sHs >j JBB^ I
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      570 6 BORN today, y Ou are oj ,Z r who can "talk the bini !lJe 1 trees." m other word \ol th^ I special talent for Saver n huvt I j when it comes to selling on^ 1 i and j I QM or an idea. thlreT^H entirely real. You have
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      173 7 LONDON. Jun, l'iruuu> Today Nll K>S i i.I. r l uorts June 22 buyers 22 v;.- 4 22 i .seller.- DO sellers jui> 22 buyei.- 22 buyers 22 X sell 22 sellers r No l R*S Spot 22 1 buyers 22% buyers Jl 22 n sellers :>2
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      New York prices
      95 7 INF.W YORK, Juno :>;!. Previous Today IS Straits Spot 96.00 noni. 94.75 nom. l\ fa iutts »,,ii. contract July 94.00 buyers 94.00 buyers 94.75 sellers 9500 sellers Sfpt 93.75 buyers 93.75 buyers 94.75 sellers 95.00 seller? OM quiet. SALES: Nil. trrKR Futures July 26.15 paid 26.32 buyers
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      29 7 NEW YORK, June Previous Todaj SOlndusMala 473.60 471.66 'M Railroads H8.43 4» Ih.motic Bonds 90.75 90.68 15 utilities 78.59 f3.71 Stocks Composite Averajes 163.84 163. iJ
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      U.S. PEPPER
      54 7 Malabar sixm and awaiting re--1 25 1 i afloate 25 1 June shipment 25. Lampong spot awaiting release 25 1 2. J)',. June shipment 25. Above prices quoted Sarawak unquoted. Muntok white .spot and awaiting release 40. afloaus 39 to 38, and June shipment 37 sellers ex-dork. in
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      97 7 COPR4 Philippines c.i.f. L.K.' N"ith J uropean ports delivered weight per long- ton June/July COPRA, Straits c.i.f. U.K./North < uropean ports delivered weight per long ton June''July COCONUT OIL crude Straits < if, I uropean ports In bulk Pet long ton June'July COCONUT OIL crude Ceylon
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    SHIPS FROM SINGAPORE IN EXERCISE
    77 7 V K Royal Navy ships based at the Singapore Base arc taking part anl submarine cxer'ft now in progress. 1 icoxnalee. Pj and aircraft of the Pakistan and Oy- iea are ai. o taking Naval Ba te spokesman he local based ships Bulwark Newfound evlot
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    6,000 Muslims to parade in Paris
    44 7 parade of 8,000 Muslim ex iervicemen before General de Gaulle on July 1 1 m pran< e*a nation holi(liV to mark the storming o 'i the Ba tille In 1789 > Ijeing planned It was learn led in Paris >'
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    Thriller with a star cast
    212 7 MADAM TIC-TAC," the REME Dramatic Society's latest presentation which opened last night at the REME Theatre in Ayer Raja Road, is a thriller with a star-studded cast. In the name part on the deaf and blind cafe owner and gang leader is Maureen Clarke, wellknown
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    Slow progress of loan worrying councillors
    396 7 city councillors arc worried at the slow progress ftf tin* 530,000,000 loan floated in April. Only S7,(i()0,<»00 lias been subscribed so far. The bulk of the money has come from the Centra] Provident Fund, I which has been contributing at the rate oi about
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    HOOLIGANS AT POOL BUT NO THUGS
    161 7 HOOLIGANS AT POOL BUT NO THUGS BATHERS in Yan Kit swimming pool are not threatened or Intimidated by secret society men, but there \s evidence Of petty thefts and hooli* ganism, This is the conclusion of an inquiry conducted by the Singapore City Council after reports had been received that
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    Lock icon A job to finish
    29 7 Preside tla A tli! Sherman Adan y* terdaj reaffirmed hi dec! lon to remali In Washington and aid "i feel i havi v f U.P.I.
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      246 7 OVERSEAS Readers are Up-to-Date! Malaya is the focal poinl Budget is the ideal papei to of' South East Asia and send regularly to Malayan many people today considei itudents and ex Malayans t a t this i- an area where abroad. 1110 future destinies 01 the ti m "Budget" can
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      118 7 sincapore !hich tides! TODAY: 4.20 pm TOMORROW: 4.13 am R and 5.11 P H THURSDAY: 5.43 a.m. and 6.1!) p.m. I FRIDAY: l.$Q •»>• iin(l a 7 22 p.m. SATURDAY: s and 8.11 P m SUNDAY: 954 *m. and 9M P' u MONDAY: 10.46 and ».52 P .m- P_ -.mm
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    Danube harvest time
    90 8 I The reeds and sedge of the Danube delta 1 1 are to supply the material base for an inter- I I national cellulose combine currently under construction at Braila, Rumania, under the auspices of Comecon (the eastern block's council for mutual economic co-operation). I It is
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    Lock icon Belinda cools off
    54 8 picture. A handy hose serves a double purpose for film star Belinda Lee. Not only was It refreshing, but it also tave her that ratnsoaked appearance for a particular scene In her new film "Nor The Moon By Night." The film i s set against the colourful
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    POET WAS SO UPSET
    203 8 POET WAS SO UPSET OEARDED Oxford 1J undergraduate Viscount Encombe's head-line-making skiffle and champagne party to celebrate his "sending down," ended last week in the magistrates' court. Two young men who were guests at the f amour, "thrash." John William Howe. 19-year-old Bra.srnose undergraduate, and Graham Wallace, a 17--vear-old poet,
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    SIR WIN
    81 8 CIR W I N STON J CHURCHILL is seen here with fellow Trustees ot the proposed Churchill College for Cambridge University when 1 r l e v Sir Winston's London home at 28, Hyde Park Gate. Sir Winston s chairman of the Trustees; seated beside him is the
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    Two boys
    80 8 rpIIREE boy- fell ljto| 1 wartime static watj tank at the di used era* send airport England, i were drown* d Worker, ran Wgy nearby houfing °sa the two boys- :m vain. The boys fell nW at play. One ggg^j out, but Patrick rite Hampton-crescent, w» .send, and
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  • THE PAPER WITHIN A PAPER Eve
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      10 1 THE PAPER WITHIN A PAPER Eve Tuesday, June 24, 1958.
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      Add modern touches to your home
      664 1 Add modern touches to your home SINGAPORE'S younger married couples are discovering the satisfaction ot" care fully-chosen interior decorations for their homes, flats or bungalows. Household accessories of all sorts are arriving daily in our shops to tempt young homemakers into sweeping reforms. There is no question about it: the
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      Lock icon Elegant relic of Ming dynasty
      115 1 f RELIC of the Ming dynasty is this elegant cartouche, a Chinese scroll painting of much beauty and ornamental value. It is but one of numerous calligraphic and other types of wall to be found in a local shop which has acquired a big collection
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        130 1 HAVE YOU EVE* Mj* i' i o i in Iv MILO •veil as drinl il now. Itu iprinklii MfLO, in its dry form, ovei brr.nl and but too il /ou like it weeter, will be delighted the delieiou! fla e |j C ac> cal I MILO DtLrGHI j% •,iliij |)|im,im
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      LEISURE WEAR IN COTTON
      93 2 s IIE/fES a lovely way to 5 fl use our hand blockS ed native Malayan prints 2 now being made at the Sf S.A.T.A. ivorkshops by S former TB patients. It is 5 a three-piece leisure en--5 semble in cotton. S Available in yardage Shenton Way,
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      Gourmet Club
      203 2 A continental variation of Malaya's sattay is a sort of miscellaneous shish-kabob, a highlyflavourful treat for you to serve your guests at your next barbecue party. Assemble the contents of a 12-ounce tin of whole mushrooms, six small ripe tomatoes, one pound of bacon one pound of chicken
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      Lock icon Femin scope
      1148 2 Femin sco pe THE NEWEST. SNAPPIEST MOST PRACTICAL PAGE DESIGNED FOR WOMEN OCAL businessmen h; ships of a portable t leaving instructions to 1 away from Singapore. When, at the World Exhibition at Paris at the turn of the century the physicist Valdemar Poulsen demonstrated lor the Arst time the
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        66 2 Bac Stick DEODORANT a touch for day-long freshness The new, delightful underarm-hygiene t so delightful and comfortable and so neat and gt_ P^Jing M lHiiiiiiiiit3iiiiiiiiiiii:jiiiiiiiiiiii[j|iiiiiiiiiiit3miiiii'ir['iiiiimi:i!t3iiiiiiiiiiiitjr wedding PICTURES Make arrangements If Off? for your photographs ♦o be taken by FREE PRESS PHOTOGRAPHER Telephone: Singapore 2800 or write \o Free Press Photographic
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      Lock icon Antiques
      74 3 picture. Singapore upholds its global repute as a I centre for buyers of Far Eastern treasures. I One shop offers a new- I> -acquired collection lof antique ivories, Z some of museum quali- ty. Shown here is a happy god in feudal I robes, the delicate and three dimensional
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      HERE TO BUY...
      203 3 H ERE TO BUY... ■TAIL .tin! r veiling gowns, ■<' Mary, Ltd., 13 Battery Chinese scrolls, C.K. ■Ltd-, 241 River Valley l^'wden "Great Bar- shell costume jewel■VV>u crystalware and I Wan. Silvercratt Shop, rmang Rd., Chinese wooden lions, carved •rsev and carved ivory I China Trading Co., 101 I Hotel
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        134 3 CHILDREN'S WEAR I > 0 > V > > From > 8 W |> Counfry j Orchard Road Open until 6 p.m. playtcx /^JB F Magic Controller x9|^^^ 52 North Bridge Road (near High Street) Singapore. Tel: *****. 4* Beauty Problems? Consult Louise Klerk j -i <* < Jeunesse et
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      NEW TEXTILES FOR HOME DRESSMAKERS
      451 4 NEW TEXTILES FOR HOME DRESSMAKERS T'HE British National Fabric Fair's dozens ot exhibitors, representing the United King dom's largest manufactturers are making h strong bid for dominance In the textile marl this season and tin 1 forthcoming summer and autumn with their offerings >t cottons and rayons, silks and man-made
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      COCKTAIL FROCK
      94 4 Christian Dior* s I influence is seen In a sparkling 7iew array* of cocktail gowns that* have arrived at a Bat-* tery Road shop. The attractive mo-* del on left port raps* the softened gcomc-* trie line in the femi- nine cocktail frock* with free flowing Skirt flaring
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      216 4 You, too, can now own 'silver' sets THOSE who adore pure silver but cannot afford it will rejoice in tho newly arrived Picquotware from England. The metal from which these lovely and inexpensive silver-like pieces were 1 made 1$ the brain-child of a French silversmith and metals expert and their
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      'Tough guy' wrote to Solomons
      165 9 'Tough guy' wrote to Solomons IK) a man who had just I lost £10 000 in a single night it was just rubbing salt in the vvouna. Said the note to boxing promoter Jack Solomons: "Leave £50 in Number Two! toilet at Belsize Park! Under-ground station or else Or else
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      The wayward bus
      64 9 B Foot -sore Londoners gratefully climbed aboard a red double-decker bus B in Regent Street. The bUB, owned by the People's League for the Defence of Freedom offered "free rides at your own risk" during the London bus strike. It was being run throu< he West End
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      'HOOP' ACT
      51 9 'HOOP ACT A man dives through a paper hoop below m another doing a hand- stand, all on a tall platform, as experts of I the Army School of Physical Training, re- g B hearsed at Aldershot, i Hampshire, for the iloyal Tournament at P Earls Court which ended last
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      UN IS HOST TO USTEES
      66 9 UN IS HOST TO USTEES (not a trustee), s chairman of >eal committee; fessoi Sir Alex'odd meeting was rev iew the pro'hich has been m the appeal consider reports d from subtees establishonncction with Jal building and tration of the intended that ill College shall *morial to Sir n and
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      Owned water tank
      42 9 Owned water tank S lfl; artificial rei« groped about the bottom oi 1" minutes' ;i| i the second *l. pumped G.oon' r 1 *ter out ol the m. lire no other S, trapped, said: "Chilli raits in Dozens of I Nnt them
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      297 10 A RUSSIAN WARNING TO PAKISTAN ON BASES CUSING Pakistan of allowing construction uf i s. missile bases near Russian territory Moscow lias warned the Karachi Govern men 1 "to ponder over the grave consequences which would await Pakistan." warning has just been disclosed in Moscow with the publication of a
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      42 10 Rains have saved Formosa's rice crops and prevented a threatened shortage this year, Nationalist Chinese Food Commissioner K.G. Li said in Taipeh. He expects the 954.000-ton target tor the year's first nee crop now to be met.— U.P.I.
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      82 10 After viewing a U.S. military parade, in Seoul, South Korean President Syngman Knee visited a primary school constructed with j materials provided by U.S. Armed Forces Assistance to Korea projects. During the visit, a schoolboy presented the President and Mrs. Rhee each with a bouquet. Picture taken at the school
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      34 10 Fhe 315-foot Japanese training barque Nippon ■fraru ha 3 arrived In Van■'■•l' on Its trans-Pacific lining crui.M-. The mare-rigged vessel built 1930, Is one ol the last tvp. afloat, Reuter
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      165 10 N W?J« 3 2 spetlmen > °t alleged Japanese copy in- «f They included what Ja-'- panese oilicials believed to be imitations of American chairs, cigarette lighters. fountain pens, stationery, toys, German motor cycles cutlery, and cameras] French cosmetics, Dutch electric shavers and Norwegian lighting
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      26 10 Primary and middle school teachers in Formosa will be paid an additional Ms:jO monthly Starting August the Formosan Education Department htm announced.— U.P.I.
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        137 10 Red China in new attack on Kishi nOMMTXIST China has v served notice that it would spurn any olive branch extended in Japan Peking's reaction to tin- policy address made bj newly-elected Japanese Prime Minister Nobusuk > Kishi before the National Diet appeared to back up the opinion of Japanese
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        25 10 .4 consignment of JamM drugs to be indented Algerian refugees m Tun: Ma has left y "m fiam a aboard the Frcim freighter Tigre. Reuter
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        25 10 A 1 ,134-1 J nil, Ri I [>v. i al ng < X 1 LanchoM I been con pi I Chines* I N< 9f Chii U.P.I.
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        42 10 I [•he LJ.S An m firing v,n scene of the Gl a B shoo! !l created a i J Japan relations a has now been i"f i Japanese hai o l nese tank urn' A men I to i 1 then U.P.I.
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        43 10 The Jap. ui council of sciej iM.s in Ti'kyo lias nomi ated seven delegates represeni Ja] at t fifth gen< ral assembly the sp< cial committee the [nternational phy leal Vear < servati to bi held I] ir( Julv 30 to August 9. Reuter
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        42 10 7V/r National Okayawa Hospital in Western Japan has submitted an application to the Japanese Go- vernment for < tablishment oj i "m bank* to etisw i. cc guate supply mothe milk to babies, established it be t first of its khu W Reuter
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        32 10 Mr E, 8. Paul, acting director of the industry bureau of the C'cyloncsc Ministry of Industries and Fisheries, has arrived in Peking. He If leading a government textile delegation to China.— U.P.I
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        33 10 Mr. s. Tsuruoka, Japan's amba.ssador to the Vatican, has been appointed Japan's chieC delegate to the tenth session of the International Whaling Commission due to begin at The Hague on June 23. Reuter
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        45 10 Bangkok Prime Minister Tanom Kittikacborn .said Siam had agreed to holil discussions with Burma of border problems, including maintenance of peace and order along the boundary and the Burmese Government campaign against former Kuomintang troops and rebels as well as problems raised by smuggling.— Reuter
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        16 10 THE new YORK JOURNAL OF COM MERCK PVBLtSHED A 40-PAGE SUP" PLEMENT O.V THE PHILIPPINES.— U.P.I.
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        58 10 Dr. cc. HajagopalacharU elder statesman of India said in Madra s that the refusal of Britain and the United States to react favourably to Russia's unilateral ban on nuclear tests was because of a "baseless /ear/- in consequence, )ic said they irerc resorting l 0 ''shameful tactics of finding suspicious
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      617 11 They show villagers way to a better life H^v of young E lanfi trained in W techniques of Ij u sanitauon. ■r'i teaching and I arespread- through the and forest- ti plains of their nl taking modW v of life to the K" ramme. known K vv ition, is modell■op'
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      129 11 ALL STEPS TAKEN TO PREVENT A-ILLNESS rpilK I nited States ha s asX sured the United N*« tion.s Trusteeship Council that "every precaution humanly possible" was being taken to protect Inhabitants of the Pacific, islands trust territory from nuclear radiation. Mr. Dclmas Nucker, high commissioner for the American administered territory,
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      14 12  -  SUNNY GIAM 15! by A.R.P.S. SYMBOL O* iKAu. Loke Loh Hong
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      45 12 1 v; often, little leery oi i I wlt fancy i;, i,,.|' ittlvtt* Howevel ther photo- V"- 1 «>* "theorj Is bMed »he n t h» e na to keep m mind Tin: WORK is DONE by Lee Sow I im. A.R.P.S
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      150 12 A colour slide show entitled. '■The Ea^t Coast of Malaya", by four DhotOgrapbers who recently returned from an expedition there, will be held OXI Thursday at No. 4 Cashin Street, at 8.00 p.m. Black and white prints by the photographers, Soh Kee Loon, Mun Chor Koon.
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      Malaya's salon champ does it again
      425 12 Malaya's salon champ does it again IJO you wain to know who is the bi salon photographer Malaya today? Ac Ing to Who's v. in I ial Photography of the 1958 Ph< I let] hi America Journal, our champion lensman M:* fan Pook Leun R.P.S who has "held I fort"
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      Dr. Livingstone, I presume?' was only a beginning
      988 13  - Dr. Livingstone, I presume?' was only a beginning HAROLD BUNTING 'hi FREE PRESS Book Page 11,. m INGSTONBi 1 urner Tin I g heiome ;i I'l mv quoted W l dtnu&td toiiR (in towards W who uttered V i felt, have W more .lynami- tched fco the m j the
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      438 13  - ITS HERO- WORSHIP IVAN YATES A tale of Edwina and Dickie By rHIS is a choice addition to the literature of hero-worship. It has all th e authentic marks. At times it prickles the scalp with embarrassment. The author, a South African who "now lives in Mayfair," has clearly seen
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      12 13 Tin BACHELORS OF BROKEM HILL Bs Irthui Up pccti
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      He isn't really crazy
      202 13 He isn't really crazy I>lll MONK* t P| //I J l'.\ HCO.MI IK i I BAKKIE. neurotic Cal progresses from i ndon uni vei Ity philosophy lectuj to an e oi sJ pills, from a mental h pita] to Boho and i- Id i i wedded <.. Strictly contemporary decor
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      A swimming league for Singapore clubs
      387 14 -THAT'S WAY TO IMPROVE, SAYS U.S. COACH JJIK only way to improve the standard of swimming in Siniri- pore is to start a olony Swimming League open to every club So claims Hob Clotwortny, Olympic divine cnampion, and swimming coach at Dartmouth Collie Hanover,
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      Top prize shared in golf
      95 14 I>ETER Mills and 1 Bernard Hunt. British Ryder Cup golfers, shared the top individual award in the Bowmaker 36 holes s t roke tournament. which ended yesterday at Sunningdale Berkshire Mills played brilliant golf to equal the British tournament nine-holes record with an outward .score
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      Australian swimmers coming
      68 14 Australian swimmers coming \N Australian swimming team is expected in Singapore on August 26 All women, they wilfbe retiirnta g Ca?mff the Empire Gam ea The Singapore Amateur swimming Association is negotiating for an attempt I oy these swimmers on world records when they give an exhibition appearance on August
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      Erland Kops remains
      73 14 I^RLAND Kops, the All-' J England bad ml n ton champion, i. s to .stay in the Fiir East. The forceful Danish singles star left Penang by air yesterday for Bangkok lie i.s to work for the East Asiatic Company. other members <>f the Danish team are
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      44 14 WHAT is this? Hotkey or toeeer? The gan »hfek ol Wr.r '"it moment IJre < toelr *> or hurling f 1 Bi >shin. mi? a lot tin, lks in hockey, s < N U) in, defender is ri»~ Paul Popper Pic- I lure.
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      New boxing rule to beat the 'cut eye' verdicts
      266 14 New boxing rule to beat the 'cut eye' verdicts A R UL3 T taking way from thc referee the powe] to stop a fight because of an eye mouth >i ?ralian he boxtag: haS to 1)tod for niture Aus Tin- rule has ben sot up by Stadium, Ltd. and will
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      3½-hourd tennis battle
      143 14 3½-hourd tennis battle uoxor hs end| ranee went to tralian Don Can yesterday at WimbJ don on the open! day or the All Eni land championships He boat British inteni tlonal Billy Knight Id three-and-a-half hour 8 game duel by 7-5. 5-7. i 15, 6-3, 12-10 after Knij had been
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      JAP PILOT CAME 24TH
      30 14 JAP PILOT CAME 24TH Isamu Oda apan 1 24th out oi 61 fl fisi who participated I kilometre distance '1 from Leszno t torday in the world championship ,ii ntHlllllfl
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      Olympic Games for cripples
      225 14 rpiIRKK Sydney men are x trying for selection In an Australian tram to compete in the 1958 Paraplegic "Olympic Games' at Stoke ManJevlllf (Hngland) i n J»»y. (Paraple K ic s are People suffering from paralysis of the lower limbs). ln Urn*' are 31 year old
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        258 14 I I |i f [3 I H&MK IS I \£> W l Q I I r —^SBHSv___ -Js«fflJß»_^.__ 2& I P**MM CLUES ACROSS •> Th« r- at^ i l n( F\.A.F. bnnq; a letter 1 broken rod in a pan? to the French (7), A LK 3> AII money after
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      GUNONG RAPAT BEST ON TRACK
      567 15  -  ALLAN LEWIS Martin's newcomer impresses fgf Ija Rapat, Wt noli after K Cameron ■Li Nscnt betIt lything ill K; in pi! r this K number two K. dispose of E tiort in the H k went unK ol thick iii ted about NiVt.^ mover k
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      Glamorgan 427-7 is batsmen hit out
      365 15 MIDDLESEX 169 BEHIND Gftfse of play i \X A R I S PRONG f mDIFF TO 1 FIRST rms sea- DD] t. sl x I 127 for ird, the a< d much partnership i i 1 Gilbert 91. pinner Jim ith 95 made the
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      135 15 JAGUAR challenge to... the MASERATI NEXT Sundaj will fea. lure the clash oi two of the Litest racing cars in a race at Monza, Italy. Two Jaguars and a Ma. serati are now at the Mon/.i track where they arc preparing for tin* 50(1 mile vavv to be contested this
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      PRO. TENNIS AT WIMBLEDON? -THAT'S JACK KRAMER'S AIM
      220 15 BRITISH GOLF AWARD TO SELWYN LLOYD I v:k K imer, the A car p] i I nal lawn ..i.i promoter, i aid on hi arrival In London \> I rd h H hi was hoping to opi i ni ii ions for
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      325 16 Ike a step nearer exchange of American atom secrets riii: SENATE yes« 1 terday approved a Hill permitting President Eisenhower to exchange more atomic weapons information with America's allies but inserted two new restrictions on the President's authority. The chief amendment to the Bill would limit to Britain the Presidents
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      202 16 Bonn makes strong protest to Moscow A WEST GERMAN Poreigi Ministry spokesman sale in Boon last night thai [no \\est German embass\ in Moscow received advance warning of yesteraays attack o n the emo'H sy ?>' youn K Russians, prote^. f r 6Xtra *> ollce T/ie H'cvrt German ambassador in
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      126 16 A SEVEN-CAR passenger train roared down a E&eep mountainside near Orizaba, Mexico, with no one at the controls on Sunday, leaped the tracks and Bmashed through a crowded railway station in the Valley below. Official SOUrcea in Mexico City said two persona were killed and
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      256 16 M^ ITA Y and civilia officials in Paris yesterday investigated i *„,i Shortly after the rioting ended, a gang of youths raided a local branch of the communist party in Lyons and- set the front of the building afire with petrol.
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      46 16 A resolution proposing that a national -Public oarety Committee be set up in Paris is duo to be debated in Algiers today lne aim would be to coordinate a public safety movement in the French caDital with that in Algeria Reuter
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      61 16 put inc. Vfsssm MR. R A Y M (> N I) GREAVES, who has overhauled hundreds of church organs in many countries. In the last 13 years yesterday started his inspection of the organ at St. Andrew's Cathedral. It will take him three day s before he can make a
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      25 16 /v i-eunoDiun; (West Germany) court yesterday forbade a 70-year-old woman from riding her bicycle becau.se She wa.s "a menace to traffic." Reuter
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      53 16 NKRUMAH GHANA TO BECOME REPUBLIC in Ca JEN* 2 slal visi tit!? Arab RenuhiS leUl 4«*ecE whether V^ parr,. CQ$ techni p* 5c mah s f;- .vi open ,-.;;^i Dr. Nkrumah <n-i i J«at. but this mS 1 a century, ?m T^ero are two ways fai Jf/? Independent SSca Cairo
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      62 16 A-WEAPONS NO EVIL, SAYS ARCHBISHOP Th<> Archbishop of terbury, Dr. Gi ffreyFii said yesterday it was i to bay nuclear mi were, oi their nature, ei "It is the Christian < of our statesme; so del this country and i discharge of t duty, t believe thai s Of this
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