The Singapore Free Press, 27 June 1958

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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper fv, I.WM Singapore, Friday. Jttßo '11. IvsB. Viuv 15 C ts
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    Lock icon Russians and in Scotland, Shase refugee
    219 1 Russians and in Scotland, Shase refugee Estonian seaman j v :ht political asylum In B itain yesterday after t chased through the streets of a fishing port by about 30 Soviet sailors. h seaman had leaped from a fishing- yes- the tiny fishing vil- i of Walls* on the West
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    Ultimatum hasn't reached SHB
    64 1 a spokesman of the sinppore Harbour Board told ;:i iree Press this morn--11 that the Board had not J I received any ultimatum its staff association i" to implement the sugions of a 1957 court of nquiry within 72 hours or a strike. 1 i decision
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    SHELL REFINERY, SHIPPING RESUME
    83 1 Jakarta Minister Of I Industry, Mr. F. ing riwang, said yesterday j 1 v Shell Oil Company amed its Borneo I ns, BheH ctwed operation* In Borneo on April 13, after air mids on the refinery p,,rt of Balikpapan by Indone ian rebel aircraft a .shell
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    Lock icon MIDNIGHT STREET BATTLE NEAR CHAMOUN PALACE
    286 1 MIDNIGHT STREET BATTLE NEAR CHAMOUN PALACE Mortars, machine-guns in heavy fighting UEAVY firing broke out in Beirut late last ni^ht. It appeared to be concentrated in the area of the Presidential palace in the centre of the city. First reports indicated thai the insurgents might be making a new attempt
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    3 hurt in thug attacks
    112 1 3 hurt in thug attacks .iivi.i. p< ,uf were seri--1 ously Injured In two eparati I reel r t' t acfc In Singap* ire yesl erday The first case was in Cawbridge Road when Britnl Singh was walkin wlt h friend a car drew up, md six Chinese )ump< f
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    Lock icon Baldness? Duke not alarmed
    98 1 Baldness Duke not alarmed THE Duke of Edinburgh x is not ••particularly alarmed' 1 at the prospect of going bald. A message to this effect was received today by a Douglas (Isle of Mam resident who sent the Duke an anti-baldness recipe on hearing he was getting a little thin
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    RUBBER PRICE
    32 1 July Brst grade ruober buyers f.o.b opened In Singapore this morning at 7tr' j cent per lb.. up one eighth of a Cent On yesterday's close. The tone waa uncertain.
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    Jakarta says silly rebellion' is over
    221 1 THE Jakarta Government last night I announced the fall yesterday of the North Celebes capital of Menad 'marked the end of the rebellion. But it kept silent on the fate of the rebel leaders and admitted that fighting in the North Celebes was still
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    Busy day for Marion
    57 1 Miss Marion Willis. Miss Singapore 1958, .started on her round of dress salons this morning to collect her wardrobe for her trip to Long Beach, California. where .she will compete in the Miss Universe contest. She is due to take part In a fashion parade at
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    Lock icon NEW MOVE IN RED NERVES GAME
    263 2 Rumanian going to Geneva nuclear parleys jHE So\ ii ne w s agency rass announced last nighi thai Professor Horia Hulubei, a Rumanian atomic scient isl would take part in the nuclear conference due to open in Geneva on Tuesday. The annoui came amid
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    Sukarno: Asians to be victims of H-tests
    288 2 j NDONESI vs President Achmed Sukarno said yesterday that the West, by continuing its nucleai tests, had ruled out all question m giving moral leadership to Asia. The Indonesian President said, in a letter published in London, «mii moral leadership has tor us.
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    Lock icon X-RAYS ARE BLAMED FOR CHILDHOOD DEATHS
    166 2 X-RAYS ARE BLAMED FOR CHILDHOOD DEATHS RAY films of young childi i n tak< 'shortly after birth may be a factor in childhood deaths from malignant disease, throe doctor* reported in the British Medical Journal yesterday. They traced the case histories of nearly 1.500 children who died of leukaemia 1
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    45 2 Mr. Taheichiro N'.tk.,,,,, cad r Industrial and Technical th --.-memhei sion to Smith I., s t icia v ll( !l ition \u sul-Gencral, Wr. Seize fmZt ?°2l d th nival in 5;,,0 ll M lt l MIM:l -»M. 1,,.,,,,. n -.-i/tMc yesierday.— Free Press picture.
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    Lock icon COLD WAR POSES BIGGEST THREAT TO U.S.—DULLES
    216 2 COLD WAR POSES BIGGEST THREAT TO U.S.— DULLES Mi KV'-. S n S KrR^ rAKV 0F STATE I roster Dulles, has told members I rlth^ Waj life te :!1 create i I from Uu cold war than it would be J a hot I war, I th Qk hot war,"
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    Lock icon New Zealand budget 'is a nightmare'
    104 2 New Zealand budget 'is a nightmare' TiHE leader of the Opposi- tion in the New Zealand Parliament, Mr Keith Holyoake, last night described the tax Increases In the country's now budget as ■savage." NY.v Zealand's Labour Government yesterday presented to the Wellington Parliament an austerity budget calling for N.Z.£ 27,500,000
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    Lock icon Mac: Cyprus plan will be worked
    240 2 BHiTLsii Prime Minister Harold Macmillan last night reiterated his government's resolve "to go forward" with the British partnership" plan for rebellion-torn Cyprus, Speaking at the end of a daylong parliamentary debate on Cyprus, Mr Macmillan said, We are not asking lor Immediate Acceptance in
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    Lock icon VALERIE IS BRIDE OF THE YEAR'
    17 3 11^ a smi model, the "BridP Hotel Free Press pu I
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    Lock icon RIOTS AT ATOM PROTEST RALLY
    44 3 leting protesting Government's to give the West i forces atomic arms i into a riot in md. W. Germany yesrd when counter-de-tors rolled on the ;ih loudspeaker vans >ut 12,000 people attencimeeting organised >y "working committee atomic death." Reuter
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    Lock icon U.S. SCANDAL CASE TO BE HEARD IN PUBLIC
    344 3 pONGKKSSMEN investigating the affairs of a millionaire industrialist. Mr. Bernard Goldfine, decided alter a 45-minutcs debate in Washington yesterday to hear evidence in public in spite ol objections from Mr. Goldfine that he might be defamed. But as the open session began
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    Lock icon Munich crash
    322 3 THE MANCHESTER DISASTER INQUIRY FINDINGS |CE on the wings was largely to blame for the Maneln iter 1 nited airliner crash at Munich last February a West German Invi ti gating commission said in Frankfurt \< terclaj The commission, which bei v its Inquiry into the crash on
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    JAPAN-WIDE FIRE WARNING
    224 3 JAPAN-WIDE FIRE WARNING 1 1> Art brigade r: j officers m ere i Ailed j on (lui\ throughout Jftpa •> yes! erda j Follow j i Ing national warn- 1 in^ that ti»<" country was la< til with ScHoUfl lirr hazards a a a result S j of the present
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    Lock icon ENVOY'S SON FALLS TO DEATH
    30 3 a 'iiiui r i \»J <>i i» boj fell 60 feel to his fleaii A from the filth fiwn o( Ihe Sudan Embassy Ii Reuter
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    The Singapore Free Press Opinion Employment anxieties
    230 4 The Singapore Free Press Opinion Employment anxieties rriciay. Jim. 27, i MINOR rash of tnv dustria] disp v t c s now besetting Singapore after months of relative i aim is cause for some surprise. The fact that a proportion ot the linns involved is foreign has little significance even
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    GERMANY'S NEW BID FOR WORLD LEADERSHIP
    982 4  - GERMANY'S NEW BID FOR WORLD LEADERSHIP SIMON MA YNARD L ut I i ii!§ I trade! 1 I one ol the para--1 »)i interm politics tod that the United States far more botht i about the re-unifica-tion of East and West G( mam than is West c; rmany herself, Mr
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    BY THE WAY
    248 4  -  Beachcomber fdsfsdfsdfs sdf 4 VITRK >i X c rrespon f* dence has apparently failed I i decidi whether Really Refl d Pc iple "spectacle or -gias i Nob iotcd an ccur- in a not strictly UpPd I public h Not Top Sv. iin. i! you know what
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      23 4 D.AMOMI ENGAGEMENT FBI YON HAPPY DAY P. H. HENDRY H Null!, ||ii|i ;i Mir '|ium (J. A Imi.i I i I him jiiif
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      103 4 ASAHI P E NT AX WORLD'S FIRST SINGLE LENS REFLEX WITH INSTANT MIRROR RETURN a 7 ,'> INTERCHANGEABU /^*Vw^l^^^m&S^' SBB standard l; k MIRROR ■!< ff fUTURN \f returns instonflv B\V V aft ir the huti EjVf A closes o that KU\ KT\ Ihe ground glass 1^ f 'mage i.
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    $195,200 FOR FIRE VICTIMS
    218 5 •V lor I**t€ii IHI |K(it Social Welfare and the < Council i 'iiitlv eel a total oi 1 $195,--200 for the rehousing ut' the Kampun« Ko victims hose hou tlesli «> lasi Ipril. Thi i v) Wolf an Mr. V I■ Council $102.1 ,i 200 Ii
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    45 5 Mr Loke Wye Toh, of \mpang Road, Kuala Lumpur, who has just graduated from the University of North Carolina, U.S. with Hit- degree ol Doctor of Dental Surgery. A former student of the Anglo-Chinese School, Ipoh, Mr. Loke was in the university 's badminton team.
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    UNKNOWN
    135 5 I- n Light I an his c as a surgeon 51 iupore's Gen- > Hospital mor< 50 years :i r v i> and an eminent r of his proj in England j Ist had an ex- ice which would shaken many n nly male guest I Variety Club of
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    70 5 'X I (\ci v year at (his "I the sr.ison lh» "ii "The Beautj and t is Rh rii iii I".* iis fFOU the eleganti of lh« capital nrhn present Iheh two lovels Paria lan model* »">i<i in n>< 1 <n MK World and Kuropean i, fl m pi on
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    Lock icon R.I. BUYS 24 POLISH SHIPS
    28 5 Poland has signed a contract to sell 24 seagoing ships to Indonesia. the Polish Foreign Trade Ministry announced in Warsaw last niuht Reuter
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    Lock icon British Railways in the Red
    41 5 Br tain's nationalised raiJ s v ay s had a working deficit o t £27 L40.Q00 186 in 1957, it was r < veale I in the British Transport Commission's ac counts and report published today Reuter
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    Lock icon PEKING EXPELS RED 'RIGHTISTS'
    45 5 Several leading officials denounced as rightists" and Muslim Chauvinisi have been expelled from the Communist Party in the autonomous region oi Sinkiaii-. Nor!h-\Yr t Chlr.;i, p< king Radio reported last i night. They include the Mayor of Urumchi. the capital. Reuter
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    Lock icon Bride lights up a cigar
    68 5 The expression <>i' shock on lik face i<-lls I how this bridegroom fell v hen his attractive bride asked for a match for HI It cigar, at the redding reception. The cigar-smoking I bride i s 23-year-old I Carol Lindsay, eldest of the Kaye sisters,
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    SPEAK UP ON THESE BILLS-CALL TO PUBLIC
    123 5 I'HK Si led Commit tee ol the Singapore Legislai ive Assembly has Invited the j public to make representa t [on: < n the Police Force Public Entertainment! and the Factories Bills, which are si ill under con iderai ion Ri presental ions
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    Indian dances
    38 5 Miss Sadhonadi vi 'i i Le ol Mr i d Mi M inaratnam. pel foi n ee ol i cl i leal dancln il tn< Cultura i < Can Ri c today a 1 8 30 \> m
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      58 5 ■SB BBiHWWwW" SINGAPORE I HIGH TIDES- TODAI i> in i OMORROW ,v imi a and 8.1? p.m -s( \l)\ N 9.54 >'" and 00" i» >" B VIOND W i" m ;ind 95 p m 1 1 i,si)\V 11.32 a aiul 10.35 p BDNESDAI 12.14 B p 111 .uhl I
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      68 6 I ihi sin si \i;u i \s»« S IV SMOKIXf.I Onsis tastes fresh whili you smoke. fresh aft' I i smoking too. That's why I smokers who know. I now smok( the big i Wnntiftu turrti hq I.inttrll I 1 S- Vt/t,s lahtitm o V, i A i CHESTERFIELD >"">
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      97 6 V*»*"i "m*m m m m m'r m u m m m .11 J I H\W Xl gySlieS .lonian SamM^kSflK^ •JJLHtt. r!" PUI PAID FO £c v WAVE i «^<^K.'t CC?A"ZV i/A\JISH£O AS Gu'CKLV +>il IHL-V OAMC. I MA^' "ajsj i.)it>«.' > [1 int izt s N-^)f a sigw of rMest
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      367 6 I ft l| j robm iod», thai „;•> r j you must, M all »«a» letting i I i v' iii 1,,. I a■ i while this ma iV; I roma cc, i r tot your career v, I m^';i:; [nvo,vi« 8 b u u r sl P«! i aS?S£?vg
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  • Round the World Mrket Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      174 7 LONDON. June If, Pieiious Today L, So. 1 ESS c.i.l. ports July 22', buyers 22 1 buyers 22 sellers 22 sellers Auff. -2'_. buyers 22.- buyers 22 s sellers 22% sellers ;1; \o. 1 RSS Spot 22 buyers 22 buyer.-, 23 sellers 33 sellers ■I 1; No.
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      New York prices
      95 7 Above prices quoted in U.S. cent* per lb. NEW YORK, June 86. Previous Today IN > traits Spot 94.75 nom. 94.75 nom. :i\ futures Sraits Contract July 94.12 buyers 94.37 buyers 95.12 sellers 95.37 sellers Sept 93.87 buyers 94.12 buyers 95.li 1 sellers 95.37 sellers Quiet. SALES:
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      37 7 NEW YORK, June 26. Previous Today Si i dust^ab «l-54 474 i! 20 Railroads 1H.92 HB.O 4ii Domestic Donds 90.68 90.69 l,- i tilities 8 i4 8 b 1 otnnosifte Averages L 63.06 163.88
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      U.S. PEPPER
      50 7 bar spot and awaiting re--25 ailoats 26H, June menl 25%. Lam pong 1 spot awaiting release 25%, 25*21 June shipment 25%. Sarawak unquoted. Muntokwhit spot and awaiting release 4i afloats 39 to :<B. and June ship meat 37% sellers ex-dork. Above prices quoted In U.S. cents per ID.
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      91 7 COPR.4 Philippines c.l.t. U.K.' North F.uropean ports delivered weight per long ton June/July COPRA, Straits c.l.f. U.K./North i 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 (it. European
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    Lock icon LONDON STOCKS ARE STEADIER
    179 7 '< 'NDITIONS on Die London Stock Exchange terday were somewhat <!ier helped by the better overnight performance Wall Street, but business still restricted in Vie* the strained interim ional situation. 0111 edged securities >ened firm but later reted owing to a lark Ol 01 and .showed
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    S'pore now hard hit by glut of unsold goods because of war in RI
    413 7 UNSOLD goods worth millions of dollars intended for Indonesia lying in Singapore godowns is one of the primary contributory causes for the present tight money market. This has, in turn, cut public spending and affected Government
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    MINISTRY TAKES OVER SCHOOLS' ACCOUNTS JOB
    125 7 r rHE Ministry of Educa--1 lion has established a central pay office to deal with all school account* and make payments. This work was formerly done by headmasters. This switch has angered some booksellers because the new procedure delayed payments. One bookseller said mo
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      145 7 Today's radio programme 1.18 p.m. Sweet and Lively; 130 Tune Signal and News; 1.45 Fun and Frolic; 2.00 Close Down; 2.80 Eddy Calvert and his Golden Trumpet; 3.00 Let's Join High Society; 3 .30 Concerto Time; 4.00 Four O'clock Dance Date' 4.30 Matinee; 5.00 String Serenade; 5.30 At the Piano;
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    ASCOT'S BEST BET WAS FAS ION
    201 8 ASCOT'S BEST BET WAS FAS ION JHIS YEAR'S Royal Ascot, th c most colourful event in the British racing calendar, was as usual a week of fashion and gay headgear. Not only did it give everybody who is anybody in the feminine society a chance to enjoy a week of
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    Lock icon ASCOT VELVET
    83 8 ASCOT VELVET y^NGEL'S WINGS describes the bril iant millinery creation worn at the races by Mrs. H. I. Hyams. It is fashion- ed of tangerine chiffon draped in sculptured. side-drooping folds. Mrs. Hyams also wore a gown of French silk in a multifloral pattern. The clustered dropJ «ng was remindful
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    Lock icon Best each way bet
    79 8 READY for sunshine or showers at the race meeting was one charming spectator, Mrs. K. Canavaggio of Panama, who wore festive attire with a raincoat draped around her shoulders. Her hot is definitely not meant for encountering wet weather, fashioned as it is of filmy block
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    Lock icon GOLD CUP TULLE
    80 8 VLTHEN a hat is not ff a hat b W a jlattering creation composed of yards of white tuVe was demonstrated by a jair spectator, Miss Wendy Varley of i Bray, Berkshire, echo added further en- i chantment to her bonnet with a wreath i of lilies-of-the-val-
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    Lock icon Lucky blue bow
    74 8 Feminity at the Ascot meeting is :> I Mrs. Stella Munday of Qravesen M Waterloo Station, London, on her W( M A large bow Of nary blue taffeta X Catching feature Of her (/own Of >> X With ruffled hemline, embroider!/ m ped puff sleeves. Wk Her
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    |kLL EYES WERE ON THE ROYAL PARTY
    118 9 |kLL EYES WERE ON THE ROYAL PARTY II LYES turn among the fashionable throng he Royal party, above, jqs at the races, the jn with the Queen tier followed into the lock by the Duke and dess of Gloucester and Dmhess of Kent and ccs s Margaret. Conservative and femi-
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    In the shadow of the Sphinx
    789 10  -  ALEC JOANNIDES ...THEY ONLY I WED ON OHll DAY A YEARI By INHABITANTS of the I village of Nazlet c' ScmmjM, in the province of Cizi can only pet mai r icd OH one clay of th j yeai May 8. 1 OK OVBB
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    Tommy is back with a swine
    254 10 Tommy is back with a swine m ..i Cov< ni when i mn i t. mi I hi gfl nKi nnedy for Ihe tlm< id .1 n nth soon as they arrived from London they marched into the rock "n" roll king's room for a •'strictly business chat." Ten minutes
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    Lock icon IT WAS ONCE A VILLAGE OF MOURNING
    182 10 IT WAS ONCE A VILLAGE OF MOURNING ■pHE CUSTOM of this feast of mass marriages and circumcisions dates back to the death of the village's founder, Sheikh Hamad el Semman. Sheikh el Semman was famous for his goodness, charity and religious devotion. After his death, he was mourned for almost
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    Friday Photography Page
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    Pictures at night
    327 11 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■•■■ai Variations on a theme By THE LENSMAN you overlooking picture a und home jusl vise you haven t I :ed out the window night and noticed thi great possibilities 1 good pictures 0 Liny good photo- can bi found by jusl oking out the window" darkness
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    THE LONELY HIPPO
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    TIPS TO TRAVELLERS
    362 11 (^OING on holiday? Then read this: Always check your equipment before a trip. Follow these do's and don'ts. l. shoot a roll of pictures before you leave hom<\ On the tesi roll Include a distant view, a el* > up and some ol the types oi scenes
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    Lock icon TAX STRUCTURE OF CEYLON 'WILL BE FULLY REVIEWED'
    168 12 TAX STRUCTURE OF CEYLON 'WILL BE FULLY REVIEWED' OIK Oliver Gooneti ek< Governor -General ol Ceylon, told a joint v Mon «i" Parliament in riombo that the ta> rtrut un ol Ceylon would !»<• fully reviews and everj effort made to harness legitimate sources revenue, steps would be taken for
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    Lock icon Blockading Red China
    43 12 Nationalist China is determined to seal off Communist China ports and maintain control of the Formosa Mrait. Vice Admiral Li Yu-hsi told navy squadrons on Matsii offshore islands He visited Matsu in the wake oi renewed Nationalist-Communist sea battles— U.P.I.
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    Lock icon 'Only worst to be punished'
    85 12 N lonalij I China's tnteT".». r Minister declared In Taip< h the Governm< nt would punish only the offenders with the n Pr< Law again >l sin <; -i i"i! in n< w papi and magazine i!.' 1 rior Mini t< r Tien Chu chin
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    Lock icon Girard 'to tell all'
    60 12 WGirard be a fat hi in Otto was nit his it might ma> sa/d he "tell all' in the boo.', which would include i \g of a Japanese woman while he was a soldier in Japan, < hi was tned for manslaughter and receivet a suspended
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    134 12 DROUGHT THREATENS FOOD CROPS IN MANY ASIAN LANDS i X Asian weather round-up from Tokyo showy (d drought threatening food crops and lives from Japan to India and Nepal. 11l linnn i 1 TV. 1 Meteorological Board .said, dry weather was expected to continue. Japan's usual rainy season produced little
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    137 12 iAPANESE I'i-imm Minls♦l ter Nobu uke Kishl and l' 1 ir< iuii Mini >ter Aiichlro Pujiyama disagreed with Socialist charges that Japan had adopted a "too JOft" policy toward South Korea, Mr. Kishi said in tin Lower House that his fov eminent had no intention of withdrawing its
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    71 15 Former champion Budge Patty (United States) =j I can expect a hard fight from bearded Torben Dlrich, s i i brother of Joersen. One of the best third round women's matches E be between South African Jean Forbes and E Bi tain's Ann Haydon. was Miss
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    113 15 SCOTS WOMAN IS BRITISH GOLF CHAMP Jessie Valentine of thshire, Scotland. -iy won the British )m n'a golf championship! t the third time by de- I MLss Elizabeth Price 11 rey, England, by one >■ the 36-holes final at i r inton. Valentine, who first y d the title in
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    47 15 L *-i»r C'lnian Kwang. Nationalist Chinese athlrff who ">•• decathlon oven! in thr third Asian Games rvnaa arrived In Now York »>y plane i<» nr< pair f«»» RPearance in the American national decatnion lfM) '»^iin on July 4 and al P.ilvyra, New Jefte^.— U.P.I.
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    512 15 MIDDLESEX CRASH TO FIRST DEFEAT CSfiSe of play 4 CENTURA by open 41 int* batsman \h>\ I*li«*bt*v liis third this year and accurate |i pace bowling by David i Haltyard yesterday helped Kent beat Mid- dlesex by an innings and 26 runs with a day to spare. It was the
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    177 15 r VUb: New Zealand batting limit at ions against spin bowling their downfall time and again on the current tour landed them in severe trouble on the second day of their cricket match against Lancashire at Manchester yesterday. This time their tormentor was Malcolm Hilton, Lancashire's
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    207 16 needed to replace $850 million aid Russia suspended DBESIDENT TITO'S Government indicated yes- terday that it would set k economic credits from the West to replace the 8850 million of longterm aid which Russia suspended last month. Vice-President Mijalko Todorovic, Yugoslavia's chief economic planner, told Parliament
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