The Singapore Free Press, 26 June 1958

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    15 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper sin»:iport\ Tliursday, June Jt;. i<j:>B. Price ISCtI
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    CALIFORNIA, HERE I COME
    260 1 MARION WAS THE TOAST TILL 3 A.M. MMiION WILLIS, elected Miss Singapore 1958 last ni^lit. celebrated at a champagne party lasting till three o'clock this morning. After the announcement of the result at the Capitol Theatre, the 19-year-old beautj was whisked away to the celebration by
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    AIRLINE OPERATORS MAY BYPALL S'PORE
    138 1 'NATIONAL airline orjs in Singapore a first-hand acI Government inon developing r tor the Jet age they meet the DirecCivil Aviation. Mr. '>i. this afternoon. the main users of t BOAC and bave expressed the Government '-> to .slow down development foi financial reasons. According
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    PLEA TO U.N.
    20 1 pilot mayors of mi towns in CypI \h\ jointly cabled ed Nations to send to the Island.
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    Lock icon RUSSIAN BOYCOTT THREAT SHOCKS WEST
    381 1 RUSSIAN BOYCOTT THREAT SHOCKS WEST surprise ultimatum' on Geneva atom talks R, l nifh< slMKk<t BHtaln and (he v IV c S al(s uith ;l slil^iiM thread to boj cott the technical talks nuclear test controls due to start ii» Geneva «m Tuesday. The Kremlin sought an advance assurance rrom
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    Dockers heed Nehru appeal, end strike
    62 1 Dockers heed Nehru appeal, end strike riMii: ten-day old strike by I the All-India Port and Dock Workers Federation waa called off yesterday In response t<» an appeal by the hldian Prime .Minister Mr. Nehru. More than *****0 ii<»< k workers were involved and all India's major ports v.i iv
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    RUBBER PRICE.
    31 1 July ftr r i>r; buyi n I o.to. op< <'< i- I BaP ore th mornin ii 77] ceni lb., up t^''" leighth i wnt on ye terdaj n( 'i
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    Lock icon 18 killed in four plane accidents
    188 1 18 killed in four plane accidents J EIGHTEEN people were j killed In lour air crashes yesterday. Three crewmen and a labourer were killed yesterday in the crash of an India Airlines Corporation cargo plane engaged in food-dropping operations in Assam. The crash took place near Diburgarh, Assam, shortly alter
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    I.L.O. EXPELS THE HUNGARIANS
    235 2 lieilttiut iibs in ins l»'(»t£i ilreuttiiUi 112 to Itt rot** r I ill 7M nation conference <>t the International i.ibour Organisation meeting In Geneva yesterday t'xixlird the Hungarian Government delegation from the floor. This action came in a v "tt on objections that had been raised
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    Lock icon EAST GERMAN MINISTER DIES
    49 2 Th( East i rerman MmLstei fur Reconstruction, Hen H< inz Winkler, dii d j i terday of a -skull fracture received in an accident on holidaj at a Black Sea resort. Herr Winkler, 43, was a member of the East German D( mocratic Party, Reuter
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    Lock icon Home from Lebanon
    25 2 Thirty British wives and their children arrived ai Lon :i Airport from the Lebanon yesterday aboard b sp< cia] charter plane Reuter
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    SHIPS AT BASE
    18 2 Ships at the Singapore Naval Base today are: Andrew. Drentac, Ei Voyager, Warranunga and ModeM-
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    Lock icon US READY TO BACK UN IF IT DECIDES ON FRESH MOVES IN THE LEBANON
    331 2 US READY TO BACK UN IF IT DECIDES ON FRESH MOVES IN THE LEBANON rill: United states is thinking in terms of further United Nations action in the Lebanon. This was the interpretation Washington observers put on a statement yesterdaj by the State Department's official spokesman The spokesman's declaration that
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    65 2 Sff& Bohan bin K.uini (>l;indini;) *»t Hnkit Timah police station, thanks otliI ills .iiul guests of the Kukit Timah Voniii ciui) after thej entertained bin to dinner it t li«* Islamic Restaurant, Singapore, last night He is going on transfer to Orchard Road Police Station The dinner was lu*id >n
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    Tonight's- dance
    17 2 ]]r Singapore Canine welfare Association will npld it,, annual dance to nlgni ai Raffles Hotel
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    Nasser's Tito visit
    38 2 Prej Idem Nasser ol the United Ar.it) Republic will 1 arrive in Yugoslavia urxt Wedm sday as guest 01 Presi dci it Tito, the Yugoslav n< wa agency Tan jug said i c. c] flay.
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    Lock icon Nagasaki victim: We can cure her,says Red doctor
    77 2 Nagasaki victim: We can cure her, says Red doctor soviet peclalisti think hat Mil Hisako NfagaU a Japanese girl undergoing medioa] tr< itmenl in Mos1 1; can be cur< <i. Tass the Soviet n< i j „;,< rdav. Miss Nagata, w lio is ,i vie llm of the atomic bombing
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    Lock icon 'Yes' to heliport over Thames
    143 2 'Yes' to heliport over Thames m jion for „f helicopter ■.;•<>« bum p arU j River on?e* Following a p U b lic la>i month |J Housing announced thS it had approved ai Plication made by JC v 'land it: pany. The helipoi form ol a T-shaped pi a i
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    Lock icon VETERAN CUNARD CAPTAIN DIES
    35 2 Captain D S i former mastei I p.l.DdO ton Qu< 1 n Mi one of Britain's bi lim r captain died at I hom< in Southampi rday. Uc was i. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon U.K. MAY MAKE NEW GRANT FOR H.K.'S FOREIGN REFUGEES
    97 2 \lh SELWYN llovd. the Foreign a said in London yesterday he was Ining the problem of refugees of Euro] in Horn-, Kong and their ''onward n tvoiu that Colony. He had been House of G mn he would mafc ipeclal grant
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    Lock icon know Makarios is a bad character
    287 3 VITATION WAS TRADITIONAL, GOVT. DIDN T OBJECT L -libisiiopI ibisiiop of CanterI j Dr. Geoffrey Fisher, I tight fchai he regardI" horrenee the general l\ behaviour of ArchE I karios as well as his Wt :i with terrorism. k Fisher, who was speak L
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    Lock icon BRITON ACCUSED OF SECRETS SALE TO CZECH
    177 3 Ii ISH instruments engineer was commit- or trial at Worthing, England yesterday with passing secret information to the military attache in London. engineer, Brywn Frederick Linney, 45. Not Guilty and reserved his defence. He laces fivo charges of information "which E might" be
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    A rival from France for Marion
    69 3 Attired in her regal cape, a bouquet ot flowers in her hand. and a proud i^Jj«" lips, Monique Bo*ilin- gttz. a lovely randan model has been elected "MlSi ineinomlc Moniqiic who li a brunette, will be one of the many uirls totnpeting with Manor,
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    Lock icon Dulles-Ike talks
    34 3 E Mr John Foster Dultes, 5 the Secretary of State, cou- f erred with President Btoen- hower for nearly an hour yesterday on what he called "a lot of general matters. Reuter
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    FERRY DISASTER MEN GET AWARDS
    234 3 FERRY DISASTER MEN GET AWARDS j poiRTEEN people have been awarded the TrenfftniJ i\leri. torious Service Medal by tlie Sultan of Treng. E fianu on his fifty-Ant birthday today. Among them are two who played a leading part in the recovery of H the 2.S bodies and the s salvage
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    The Singapore Free Press Thursday, June 26, 1958. Opinion A matter of priorities
    211 4 SINGAPORE c x i s s mainly because it has hitherto offered the best facilities in South-East Asia for the conduct of traclt and commerce. And an important facility has been the Singapore Airport. Vrt. because' of
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    Cypriots Live in Shadow of Fear
    824 4  - Cypriots Live in Shadow of Fear Beachcomber h* BY THE ySAX By a Sperial Correspondent CONDITIONS n ruling in Cyprus are more like those of a siege than anything i else. The most promising feature is the tendency for nearly all to urg i oth-T !O c:llmness; the word recurs
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      15 4 |"«ew I and beautiful DIAMOND RINGS j U.S.deSILVA Jeweller* 106, ORCHARD RD., SINGAPORE Telephone: *****
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      38 4 I "I say. Dr. Fisher, here's an out-of-l I date Constitution... British j propaganda, no doubt!" ■Ti.]llllllllllll[]|||||||il|||nilllllllllll[3lllllll|||ll[3lllll|||![!iC]ll!l!lllllii:!lll!!!llll fisQ Bw IT PAYS TO FIT PERKINS GENUINE SPARES h.r Diael Engine wM Jkuons MOTORS ITD. V-lABNf BROS KuOlo l,,n>pj< V
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    Front, Lib-Soc Line-up on Way?
    269 5 $40 i' f/tf'iV* it I*l > I of dvntwrurej i Si tiff upon* or loi B political imdt'istandini; een tin* Singapore Labour Front and tht 1 Socialist Tarty is now wide open, according .i v. ircles, cent developments point to what they i "this inevitable
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    Lock icon WIND TURNS HER SACK INTO A BALLOON
    25 5 picture. rue TacK Douca-aot aress worn ai me aoyai Ascor. race fashion "in to the meeting, U.P. I.
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    TALK TODAY ON TRADE SHOW DATE
    264 5 ol the [nter- >nal Trade Ex- now being or- 1 i by the Singapore Chamber ol win be de today when its Mr Kg Teik the v ice pr< si Mr. v,.p Pheng el thi Chiel Mr Imi Yew Id yesterday 'oped the Chiel
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    Visas holding up Singapore rubber mission to Peking
    119 5 Visas holding up Singapore rubber mission to Peking yiSA formality are holding up the departure ol the Singapor< Rubber Traders Association's tenman delegation to China. The vice-president Mr. N% Quee Lam, said the delegation was all .set to leave as soon as the visas v. ready. They hope to leave
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    COUNCIL PARTY TO INSPECT TEBRAU
    202 5 COUNCIL PARTY TO INSPECT TEBRAU MEMBERS of the Singapore City Council's public utilities committee, headed by the Mayor. Mr. Ong Eng Guan, will visit the Tebrau waterworks next month to see for themselves the pon tentialitie.s for further development. The water engineer, Mr. P C. Lim, has recommended that the
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    PAMPHLETS TO LURE TOURISTS
    72 5 r ri N I tiou md i id p imphli I de, ed bo atl racl tourl ts to Sing ipore will be oon dl ribut< i to tr ivel igenta 1M America Canft i. \m tralla Etnd Mew Ze ilai d 1 ip ously him
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      158 5 S%m iiS|! il|i||||!!lllßf 119 1 :i;;p!;||:j ('niton prntrd d'ess material Bed-spreada T v i k i s h bath-illh'-jjp- tou.-l.s Table cloths iimi!i Picnic Carpet ;i. ii| |i; Sl.,lcs& Scarfs j:V ff~ |t|:| You'll be surprised how |i;i .\h/ii:.h i/ef. in expensive M"[ %.'/■'<'*' PJ|f ffl|i[ Indian handlooms arc. Mt'
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      58 6 SMOKE OASIS WITH SOOTHING MENTHI MIST I Oasis tastes fi >oii smoke ti( smoking too. That 1 smokers who kn S now smoke the bifi Wanutacturti hu i i iffffHi Ifjitri > Tobacco Co., I s jf~~~^x i ihr maken 0f A s/ and v v W !I Sole Agents:
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      248 6 b tt 1 If Xi £dlllilliilHillll-IIIBIllllRlilll»llllll JIJ r HAWiii: by Sydney .Ism-cI-bh j f rMI II S la'vi rMiNG QJEER {fffOMOCTOF THE Ci<\ .<Jlf- Ai S LOW .TNFN PLHLS UP IM A fl J_^'^_|k.T*_l I ABOUT rt4OSFZ 7XIKKJS TWEV DONT I I TtAJG AS If TO Ml\i hi NLAIH TNtAi
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      344 6 E DOKW today i E 1> oj bnons about' as dilUiMu fr( E w anyoiu could be j Id c under the same sign 1 listen to .uisu-c v id I your head Ui aireemi ta&ide you wilj eepl ha^just another v E Binc< yo u have the a 2
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      New York prices
      96 7 NTW YORK. June 85. Previous Today n\ straits spot 9475 norn 94,75 norn riN futuret it, a n. t ontract July 94.12 buyers 94.12 buyers 95.12 .seller- 95.12 sellers Sept 93.87 buyers 93.87 buyers 95.12 sellers 95.12 .sellers rONI Dull. SALES: Nil. RIBKI R I'utures July 26.35
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      35 7 NKW YORK, June 85. Previous Today Jfl lndusti*als 470.43 471.54 20 Railroads 11H.9. 1 117.9-' *0 Domestic Bonds 9O.r>J 90.68 15 tilities 78.26 78 54 63 Mixks CompoNite Averages L 62.43 163.06
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      U.K.closing prices
      168 7 U.K. closing prices I (>\|M>\, Ju.i, I'lMluUi today KIM I Ntl U>S l p O ,t. t tin* buyers buyer* in. ciU'i no sci;.. jul> 22 1 i buyei 22'j buy< wUtt sellers N., i u^ 22 buyer; buyers 22-- m'll. 23 .sell.: reruti Jull 22 buyer 22 buyers 22
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      U.S. PEPPER
      45 7 ibar spol and awaiting re- Sarawak unquoted. Muntokwhite afloata 23 I June spot and awaiting release 40. Lampong *POt afloata 39 to 38, and Juno smpaiting release 25%, ment 37*4 sellers ex-dock. June .shipment 26%. Above prices quoted in U.S. cents per to.
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      68 7 M 'ii:\ Philippine! c.i.f. U.K./ i European ports delivered 'ight per long ton .lune/July OPRA, Straitfl c.i.f. U.K./North uropean ports delivered t pet lonp ton June July N i T OIL nude Straits I mopean ports in bulk out ton Jane July i r OIL crude
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    161 7 ETTLED conditions •:o again apparent the London Slock Extige yesterday. Sentimnained under the ienc€ of the uncertain outlook and the te Middle East sitUftActual selling was li With buyer.s holdprices soon fCio any offering. >•[ ecurlties were to; t ol the daj ton the do
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    21-man Japanese trade team due here today
    203 7 21 -man Japanese trade team due here today 4 HIGH-POWER delegation o! 81 members from kX the Japan Chamber of Commerce is due to arrive in Singapore today on a fact-finding survey tour. What they would do here has still to be decided. The Japanese Consulate, however, has made two
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    T.B. peril: Warning by 18,000 leaflets
    123 7 T.B. peril: Warning by 18,000 leaflets ABOUT 18.000 leaflets <m. the danger.s of tuberculosis will be distributed to residents in Jalan Sul tan. Chinatown. Bukil Panjang, and Geylang, who w ll be taking part In a Government pilot survey beginning on Tuesday. More than 1.000 posters giving the names of
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    More to join SATA scheme
    66 7 Airwork Ltd. at the Singapore Airport has decided to register its employees under S.A.T.A.'s insurance, scheme. This follow., (he newa that the Malayan Airways has insured its stall of 900 again.st tuberculosis. The airline said today that there were HO seconded i employee^ from the
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    55 7 Eva Bartok, the Hungarian born film star, cuts her birthday cake her 29th at a party given at the Odeon Theatre. Leicester Square, London, She was also celebrating her, casting opposite Peter Finch In a new film, "Operations Amsterdam", which goes into production at Pinewood
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      50 7 "high tides: TODAY: 6.19 p.m. g TOMORROW: 7.26 a.m. a and 7.22 p.m. SATURDAY: 8.50 a.m. B and 8.17 p.m. SUNDAY: 9.54 a.m. and 9.07 p.m. MONDAY: L 0.46 a.m. a and 9..V! p.m. TUESDAY: 11.32 a.m. and 10.35 p.m. I DN I SDAV: 12.14 m pm. and 1118 P.m.
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      117 7 Today's radio programme I i.is p !>• i un< hi Irae oni ci I i.30 Time Signal Newj !1o i Men Only, 2 00 Close Do* n; 3.51 Schools Broadcast; 8.00 Calling ah Hospitals, presented by Maisio Concelcao; (J.no Hello Children; 8.30 On fehe Bc.o; 8.45 Lights On, (5..'j3 Announr
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    £95,00
    24 8 Jessie T av ft Ml food, and v 1931 car. 1 k IIJ Bhi cleani detac] worth {I tance k cottoi She I
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    QUEEN TO VISIT HOLY ISLE
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    49 8 E 3 r y > Zod E N ihn i F takinj 5 tun > of inE v k p egg E t"- 1 5 it 1 it a I me. E John, fi s seen E passing I ove E to hij pie! o t E hatch
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    Soon they may change the name
    156 8 Soon they may change the name FISHERMAN works on his boat on the shores of Holy Island. j off the Northumber- i Kind coast, which the Queen and the Dvk c of j Edinburgh are to visit from the Royal Yacht j Britannia on June 29. Seen in the distance,
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    BUT SHE CARRY VILL CARRY N THE SAME
    175 9 BUT SHE CARRY VILL CARRY N THE SAME !KM 1 1 both first tminster ti vi «>''- mud we had and lngr images lit velopon Conal pilgri- -!>■ home to vhen he be- came in >n 1040, He was a brilliant amateur milfiiclar l was tlir hostess when friends came
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    SHARE ALIKE
    52 9 are sue E I tching the E will be j Zoo has E home- E sally hatched E years t ne of se- penguins E ed orn the E jrgl !oo some- Igo E ioj *he r, the E r has 1 1 E \a- E II each
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    OME' IN BANON
    37 9 OME' IN BANON in Leonard he war hero 1 ed his life to urably ill. is ake over a he 1.-, banon urn it into a irables in the tain Is at where he number of I
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    Lock icon What's in a atbox?
    82 9 What's in a atbox? (li Liesc Dcnii from a hat seven changei v si thl( ran all P Ul d msid,. it, X HullNuood I"" designer Don I* n wai demom,.f 'is a II -purpose wardrobe at Hotel, London i mi i bangei of 11 •'•lived rrom '> X jersey
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    Ringing the changes
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    THERE'S SOMETHING 'FISHY' HERE
    81 9 THERE'S SOMETHING 'FISHY' HERE When fishmonger Alfred Shackcloth has finished his morning round selling fish from a wooden handcart in the streets of Norwich, England, he 710 longer goes home and takes his blue and white striped apron off. He has been (joint; instead to the studio of artist Aviril
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    Naomi pointed her gun —and 3 youths fled
    276 9 Naomi pointed her gun and 3 youths fled pWENTY-EIGHT-YEAR-OLD Naomi Dunning j;ot her gun oul last week, 1 stood in her ankle-length nightdress and pointed it it three young would-be thieves n,,. gun I m ;ty dati i from abo ii Bei w v i I W as unload* d
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    GLAMOUR IN THE SHADOWS WITH A GUN
    2359 10  -  Another Latiff FTaTlnw *Ta I ASKED YOU 10 COME. BECAUSE YOU RL M\ LAS! HOPI I AM 1 LOOKING FOR A WOMAN." SAID LAHFF ''WHY PICK ON ME?" I ASKED "BECAUSE ALL THAT I KNOW ABOUT HER IS THAT SHE IS BLONDE RUT
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    Medical chief visits 'patients'
    5 11 M edical chief visits 'patients'
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    Every dog has his day
    205 11 y REVER they go, Army Cuard lit receives a v. welcome. Rethey staged a 1 tut ion at the Lepei Colony at Woodbridge Hospital, and the reception they received was as warm as any they have been gi en elsewhere m 1 But the demonstration
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    ON PARADE
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    EXERCISE WAS SO REALISTIC
    79 11 EXERCISE WAS SO REALISTIC kIAjOR GENERAL IVI W. D. Refshauge v OBE. Director General of Medical Services of the Australian Army is seen here on .in inspection tour of .irmy medical facilities in Malaya, as he chits a with Private Brian Thomas of Lismore NSW, who is "treating patients" during
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    PARENTS DAY FOR BOYS
    68 11 JiWO hundred and I seven boys <>J the I I Army liny:, Trade School field their t ■i'urenls Dat/' y at Nee Soon lai I week. i Lieut. -Col. E E. 1 vnj er < 'omrm nding, Malayan Basic Training Centre, tal > x ///r salute
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    Lock icon Peking diverts orders to West Europe
    246 12 Peking diverts orders to West Europe y'ii CHEN MING 1 director of th W i s t European department of the Peking Foreign Tra d c Ministry, has denied thai the Communist Chinese economy wa suffering from thi break In trade :viations with Japan Bui he went on to say
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    Lock icon Rice position in Burma is good
    58 12 B irma will haw an ry timated 1.500.000 long tona Ol milled rice available for export in 1958. the U.S. Agriculture Department .said in Washington. This is a substantial increase from earlier estimatSeasonal rains came on time In May and Increased areas in which
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    Lock icon THEY SPURNED JAP HONOURS
    68 12 Members of the suite oi the Shah of Persia are now reported to have refused decoration.s conferred on them when Shall Mohammed Raza Pahlevi visited Japan as a state guest in May. The reason given for the r< fusal was that the decorations were lower than
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    Lock icon Hatta: State grabs harming RI
    33 12 Former Indonesian Vice President Mohammad Hat'a told businessmen in the city of Jogjakarta that Indonesia's take-over of foreign enterprises is ''harming Indonesia."— I T T T"* T U.P.I.
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    Lock icon ANTI-RED UNREST IN N. VIETNAM NOW BUILDING UP
    259 12 ANTI-RED UNREST IN N. VIETNAM NOW BUILDING UP pii; farmers and small merchants in communist-held North Vietnam are having great difficulty, according to information available to for^ eign intelligence officers in Japan. avauaoic to torThere also is accumulating vidence to ind;ca;e that fnmmimw chairman Ho Chi-minh is having more and
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    19 12 pr-incf sard,,,- Mohammad Daud the Prime Minister of Afghanistan, Le on a *tate visit m w, Reuter
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    Lock icon ILO CALLS FOR EQUALITY IN JOB CHANCES
    82 12 ILO CALLS FOR EQUALITY IN JOB CHANCES r rHE 79-nation conference ni the Internationa] labour Organisation m Geneva has adopted a convention and a recommendation calling on all memberstates to eliminate diiCrimination in the employ ment ot workers. Discrimination was denned to include "any distinction, exclusion or presence made on
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    Lock icon Garcia to US: Better Ways to aid Asia
    130 12 Garcia to US: Better Ways to aid Asia dsdfasf PHILIPPINE President Carlo* Pr <■ r Washinrton that the United V!i «>« Increase its economic aid to slll) »U /more Imaginative ways „i h,i,,, N Mr. Garcia, to an Interview in uin Vii v Report, an Independent w -i, an^ Woru
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    29 12 Mi.ss Hisako the fint Ja] PJ. tient of at. to be treated h Wet Union, ha pan by air fOI She attended world youth meet held last year Reuter
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    25 12 Philippine President Carlos P. Garcia pledged that his government never would recognise Communist China. He u;is addressing the National Pre>s Club in Wacliin<r~ ton U.P.I.
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    32 12 d Japanese jw of lo spection benin operations off the northern coast oi A b Tho fl to operate within ten mile s of th- Ausi mainland or of inhabited islands.- Reuter
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    33 12 rhe famil s of 80 Japanese submarine crew members who lost their lives when I vessel was sunk ofi D: i i in 1942 have can;- in Jasubma* and t h recovered. Reuter
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    42 12 The United States Government has turned over to President Carlos P. Garcia 126.000 books and doeumenU ci i by the U.S. Army in the Philippines during the 1899-1901 risurrection. Some of the documents bear flotations by Apolinario Mabini, the revolutionary leader. U.P.I.
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    53 12 Japanese organisation is planning: to exchange about 30 students of primary and high schools between Japan and the Soviet Union during the coming summer vacation. The plan is a brain child of Mr. Kiishi Komine. who visited the Soviet Union last summer as a member of a Japanese machine tool
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    38 12 n EX? Chief-of-Staff Col. Onane Ratikoun is here being pre- i \nwLMn^^ O^^^ hyh s^ ncuneou^ v^ Tt G^ Maxuoii I) Taylor 111 Washington, Col. Ratikoun Is head of a military mission touring I S miUtari installations. I
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    213 13 Keep some time for yourself h >v men and women are leading double I today, i am not referring to marriage r to the necessity for doing extra work out- L V ISLAND side ones own job. This may be fine In theory, but in practice it can b 1
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    169 13  -  ROSALIE SHANN I B, l^lKl.> iii Britain are kern I* to invade Bachelor Isl.iii'i and all because of a ■to 1 wrote (Free Press lune L 2). 1 told of eight lonely bin In i.ms on the remote in i tinj Fair Isle, between
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    91 13 lER or not cigarette smokin i cancer i nute question. Noi so mul I N( \'< Letter) Ca i I tltute, is tho I I many people run a doubl< cancer hazard by drinking ol I tical tudy und( rtaken by the R< unii
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    1050 13  -  ELIZABETH KENYON VERONICA PAPWORTH ll> a m iuwwun i mm mm mw^ «*w?«www»«»wi«-> JUST FOLLUW THESE TIPS a how do your lees measure up woman can achieve beauty -if she is willing to take this advice I!(»S (an hv v v\ o m.in's ruati'st al lure
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    110 13 MO: i peoj know names oi Hardy Ai and Norman Hai ki i to the Royal mily. Bul how n that l hen anothi r, Avis Ford? Although she adi [gj ally thai .he haj not b e imoned to make any Royal dressi I
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    248 14 NO TIME TO TRAIN? NONSENSE, SAYS TOURING COACH piIK argument that Singapore swimmers don't have enough time to train is nonsense, said U.S, Olympic diving champion. Hob Clotworthy yesterday. "in this climate he said, "a swimmer should be able to tram for three hours a day." Then he added that
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    48 14 The touring New Zealand Maoris rugby union team wi re beat n 18-15 by a Combined New South Wales and C< ntral Wesi ni\ Ision t< am y< sterday at Oran 200 miles West of Sydney. The Maoris led 12 9 half-time.- Reuter
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    18 14 H;.;!!; Girls' School will hold their annual sports on Wednesday July 2 at Ra Institution ground.
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    83 14 Stan Finn is the outside right and leading goal scorer of Milliard FC in the Burnlej (Lanes) Combination. When the club was faced with an emergency against Prestige FC he volunteered to keep coal, but even that did not prevent him getting into the scoring
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    244 14  - Figures spoil the game, says Loader GEORGL WHITING By "FIGURES, figures, figures. Always figures. 1 They're a nuisance. Spoil the game." The speaker is Peter Loader, whose bowling feats this season have helped Surrey to the position they hold In the English county cricket championships. Says Peter: "What does it
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    57 14 pic. .ure. MAN with the javelin is C. Smith of Thames Valley Harriers, and he is setting a new record at the Southern Champion, ships held at R.A.F. stad i v m, Uxbridge, Middlese x. Smith threw the javelin 21t> feet 5 inches. Previous record, which he held
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    180 14 Wimbledon battle versus the rain [RESPITE frequent in- terruptions caused by ruin this week, the Wimbledon Lawn TVnn i s Championships, which ent c r their fourth day today, have not be c n seriously thrown out of gear. Rain lopped two hours 1 ulay oil yesterday's programme. But Colonel
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    150 14 »|MIE Australian Swimming Union ha.s decided to place a limit on the number of events that Australian swimmer v. in contest at the Japane c championships in Aw. 1 ii. I Nino boys in the A t ,i liftn swimming team ol ik will fly to
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    256 15 Cfifce of pla^ I JNTY CRICKET ROUND-UP Bow/ers hold L p per hand liffected pitches gave bowlers t lit 1 upper i Ui most of yesterday's county chain C| matches, it washed out completely the i: day at Neath, where Hampshire, chasg for the lead In the table were
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    154 15 Aussie names seven !l II AM of seven Australian box- rs is negotiating or in. itches in Sin- apore in November f. Empire (James team i i Mr. J A. V saiil yesterday ifter a meeting with E If B I Dunsford of 1 Singapore ABA. C t Ihc Australian
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    217 15 Hong Kong Bank rday ntered tll<l the Singapore Busi es Football Asso- j Cup tournament Miry beat Wearne I i at Hi\< Valley icy win thl final, expected to be »fl next Wednesday he Singapore Trftcmpany, they will i their 'do ibie woti the Div. i
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    649 15  -  ALLAN LEWIS THIS MORNINGS TRAIHIHG GAlinPt ON KUALA LUMPUR TRACK P fJkHlltai Kerrbrook goes best in fastest workout gLACK Gold (Johnson) and lun brook Get er sho w c d w inning form ni Kuala Luinpii r i his morning when (hey made the fastest time on the
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    231 15 OAIN limited play to only 65 minutes on the opening day of the cricket mate}: between th< New Zealanders and Lancashire yesterday in Manchester. lii that time the tourists scored yj runs without loss Thr start wa.> held up for over three hours, when play
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    152 16 Last rebel towns near Menado are now under attack PHE Jakarta Government claimed that Government navy commandos yesterday stormed and captured the rebel town of Tumalunting, near the besieged rebel capital of Slenado In the North Celebes. The news, monitored in Jakarta, was broadcast by Radio Minahasa, a new government
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    175 16 MARCH ON KASHMIR TOMORROW -UN TOLD PAKISTAN warned the United Nations yesterday that Free Kashmiri forces plan to march into the disputed valley between India and Pakistan tomorrow to arouse "the dormant conscience of international justice." Agha Shahi, acting chief of the Pakistani delegation, in a letter to Security Council
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