The Singapore Free Press, 4 July 1958

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  • 271 1 CAR LAW RACKET: PROBE BY GOVT. IK urrat car suppressor racket is now being: Investigated by the Singapore Government. Mr. P. R. Lewis, Permanent Secretary, Min•y of Communications and Works, told the p Press this morning: "We are aware of the ket and are considering suitable action." Under a law
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  • 36 1 Britain yesterday appointed one of its toughest soldiers, Maj. Gen. Kenneth Darling, to crack Eoka, the Greek Cypriot terrorist movement. lie will succeed Maj. Gen. Douglas Kendrew a^Dirp^ 01 Operaiio'; U.P.I
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  • 28 1 Pacific typhoon "Toss", generating maximum winds of 81 miles per hour, is heading towards Okinawa and Formosa, the weather bureau renorfpri in Mnniin night. U.P.I
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  • 32 1 The U.S. State Department for the second time m 24 hours yesterday asked i he Soviet Union to intervene with East Germany to free nine us soldiora there Reuter
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  • 98 1 Shah still carries torch for Soraya The Shah of Persia talked yesterday oi the anguish he suffered in divorcing his beautiful wife, Princess Soraya, and declared "No-one could carry a torch more than myself." The Shah, who was leaving New York by sea for Cannes, said he had "destroyed" his
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  • 31 1 July first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened in Singapore this morning at 76*2 cents a lb., up a quarter of a cent on yesterdays close. The tone was quiet.
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  • 104 1 Xw O top Indonesian sports officials said in Jakarta yesterday that Formosa. South Korea and Israel should be invited to compete in the 1962 Asian Oamea In Jakarta. Mr Wim Latumoten, tf£m ta £L O l ihe Indonesian team, which arrived from y i°i.
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  • 496 1 IAETAILS of a purported threat by a pru-Russian American pilot to drop an S atomic bomb near the English coast were reported to the S British Foreign Oilice yester- day by the Soviet Embassy in London. But in Washington, later, the
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  • 187 1 LEBANON DISPUTES DAG'S FINDINGS THE Lebanon last night disputed a statement by Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld. the United Nations Secre-tary-General, saying there was "no foundation for charges of "massive" Syrian intervention in the Lebanese uprising. A government spokesman said in Beirut that Lebanese rebels were supported by about 3,000 Egyptians, Syrians,
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  • 21 2 IN THE JULY ISSUE OF MM ffIBMTS REFUGEE PROBLEM APPRENTICE GEISHAS SOUTH BY JAVA HEAD TUNKU ABDUL RAHMAN PARK X L
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  • 320 2 DULLES: SOME PROMISE IN NEW RED NOTE [ERIC w S( cr< tary oi 1 SI .ii<- .I"im Dull aid m Wa ihington Note Premi( r Nikita h Khru ed to tnlse" for holding i-.a. i West :hnical military talks on ways to preveni surprise attack.-. Bui Mr Dull aid thai
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  • 214 2 TMIE chairman oi the Singapore Manufacturers' Association, Mr, David Lee, warned last night that the Colony could not afford another cycle of iii dust rial unrest. He recalled that many businessmen from Hong Kong. Siam and other ter ritories had wanted to invest In the
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  • 107 2 CZECHOSLOVAK Prime M tei Viliam i Irokj lid In x ra terday that, ii We I Oi rman atomS ;;-;■-;->.. ahead, the war;,,- Paci ,-u,, v itation/i" on I' 1 ,Mll, 1) ,rK launching Jtations in Czechoslovakia, Poland and Ea i Germany Mr.
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  • 238 2 Oh, what a sight! He moved— and SPOKE /\M' oi the tourist sights oi lon clou will never son, quite (lie sa m < again. I or it moved and w orse, it spoke. The "sight" the mounted sentries ceremonial guard Horseguards Parade the heart oi' I ondo Even vlsitoi
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  • 39 2 Three special Empire i Commonwealth Games stamps showing the W< I dragon will be on sale for several months from July 18. They will be twice the size or the normal -tamp I Reuter
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  • 250 3 'INSU LT TO THE QUEEN' man presented as 'wife' as councillors landlady OH TOM mould adi yesterday that the [h him when he was inHi,' Queen last weekrandlady not his wife. were introduced as "CounHd and Mrs, Mould- when i and Prince Philip visited iri of Grimsby on the of
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  • 228 3 ryXITED STATES Congressional investigators said in Washington yesterday they possessed "incontrovertible proof" that Mr. Bernard Goldfine, industrialist friend of Presidential aide Sherman Idams, made payments to numerous White House and Congressional employees. lino told the investigators that the Christmas present.* to "poor
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  • 28 3 C thaj Oi ation n two new alls in Malaya this Cathay in Bukit Mertajam 11 and the 1,000--ay Cinema at on July 22.
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  • 32 3 A high-ranking member ot the Tokyo imperial household said yesterday that a bride would be picked for Prince Akihito this year and the luartMaac^woulcMjeheh! _\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\M U.P.I
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  • 97 3 A N order has been ma&( x\ In London for the compulsory winding up of Pena Industries Limited on the company's own petiti. n. 'i he order was made by Mr. Justice Wynn-Parry in the Chancers Division of the High Court. Mr. 1.. J.
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  • 131 3 QIXTII form hoys in an exclusive public school at Uttoxeter, In the English midlands, have begun Lessons In wine-tasting. The aim of the instruction at Denstone College (fees £300 ii year) Ifl CO give tllC boys an idea of what they will tfLCt in
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  • 72 3 A FESTIVE WEEK FOR THE R.A.S.C. TUIE Royal Army Service Corps have just completed their annual Corps Week. This year it coincided with Hari Raya Ilaji and included a traditional lunch for Malayan members, sports meetings, and children's parties. Here, the Chief of Staff, Major General W. G. H. Pike
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  • 58 3 QUEEN Elizabeth, attended by her knights of the most ancient and noble order of the thistle. Scotland's own order of chivalry, yesterday i attended an installation ceremony of two new Knights in St. Giles Cathedral Edinburgh. The knights installed were Lord Rowallan, Chief Scout, and Lord
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  • 176 3 RUNAWAY LOVERS TO RETURN TO LONDON if R DOMINICK ELWES Itl will return to London .shortly to übmit to the jurisdiction" ol the High Court witii his 18-year-old shipping heiress wife, it was announced by his bo* iicitors last night. Mr. Elwes. 26, is the son of portrait painter Bimon
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  • 242 4 The Singapore Free Press F riday, July 4, 1958. Opinion Mentally bankrupt BEGINNER politicians in Singapore who are engaged on the dreary tusk of Hogßing the dead hor.se of British colonialism should pause a while from their labours to take a fresh look on the Asian scene. India, Pakistan and
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  • 335 4  - BIG COCK FIGHT SCANDAL ALONG BORDER MICHAEL RYAN By ICAN reveal today thai an International cock fighting tournament between Ireland :md England has been organised for August Bank Holiday Monday, along the border country of County Monachal!. And this brutal sport has such a following in England that groups of
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  • 795 4  -  Henry Brandon by Ho w successfully Pri m c Minister Harold Macmillan has repaired the British- j American alliance 1 since the Suez affair is best illustrated by the agreement that j exists between London and Washington for t common action should the Lebanese Government
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    • 28 4 I I DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT I I FOR YOUR HAPPY DAY I P. H. HENDRY *.i ii.'ii.n Ini J«n i I 7K .\nitli Bridge ICoud, I a Kuala Lumpur,
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  • 286 5 n ranks of khe Singapore it e f orce will make a big during the Police Week mini on Monday to break barrier existing beveen them and the public. Pup itions are in lull it the Ave divisional nerve centres of wotV
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  • 118 5 Electricity plan for 200 homes is urged Ni es In Ka Road i pong Chai electricity i > pore Cit> .i $166*- Utilities Com- old yesterday rovernment had j cos. tribute owards the costt ndum to the the City t'loc Mr. F. Z. E ommended thai i I ■onsidcration" j
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  • 679 5 'WHY BLAME THE CYCLISTS? ACCIDENTS DUE MAINLY TO INCOMPETENT DRIVERS' PROTEST BY A FREE PRESS READER I Sir With reference to the move to pro. seeute a campaign against cyclists, l. although a motorist, feel that it must in fairness be sujisested that the increase in accidents in Singapore, despite
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    • 311 5 TO OW M W^&J^* LEONARD TABLE -TOP MODEL CI3SL FOOD STORAGE C/^ACITY 4.2 cv.M. Cosh Price $550.00 Hire Purcha c Terms: 12 Monthly payments of $52.00 15 MorUhly payments of 542.50 24 Monthly payments of $27.00 Singapore Dealers: ALLIANCE RADIO SERVICE. 53. Ensr Coast Rond. BROADWAY RADIO CO., 259. )oo
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  • Page 6 Advertisements
    • 63 6 -j CHESTERFIELD PACKS S MORE PLEASURE. I Hi l Bb> .flflKv/w88!>"-" BBv '^^Sbd Mr yfiMpoiy' -"'"^X^" '->SiHBl BB&. vv'X C jo»p '-ww "^SSffl Bbbw life'-* Si" in,' touch »fii~ > i/l 1 y I ay&is ibwf a i i'l .ii lies ti IJW i burn* more v^ 8 5 '"2
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
    • 184 6 t <yTTT^' JLL-^JBUJIMI -Jjr *****I 1 mi |>? I< 1 -s.-^^-^^Tin [stop me .p«'m B^P^^T^^JS^Scs n«ewo«« T wu Be jjeff' have AM A^ J !,f'V,FH \c£%nafr > ÜB6ENT ME66A6F AffE DAN6 ««5^| 1 |^,ttv-^,T« T.ME /bCIEFEDANO I OME MOBE CBACK U^E OfT 6 FCOMCENTCAL'OPS TtL L ™EM £ET£= GOT WEAVES
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    • 452 6 Kohn today the stars have Riven v>>u a strong, commanding per onalitji and the Leo In your nature i i apt to come out forc< fully. The stars have given you many talents, and from the beginning you seem t (i sense t he best way to g< i ahead.
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  • Round the World Market Prices
    • 168 7 Preiious today i- No I K s s c f i BBI K •>:."•, buyers 'Jl 11 buyers i 1>( 22^ sellers 22^ sellers '22 buyers 2L", buyers 229 i .seller-, 224 sellers I k-> Spot 22% buyers 22*; buyers 22 t .seller. 22 sellers RRI i;
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    • 96 7 prices quoted in U.S. cents per lb. Previous Today !i\ Si'.iit». Spot 94 37 nom. 94.25 norn li futures Straits Contract Julj 93.87 buyers 93.87 buyers 94.50 seller.- 94.50 sellers Sep< 93.75 buyer* 93.37 buyers 94.50 sellers 94.25 sellers rOXI Quiet SALES: Nil. RUBBER Futures July 26.25
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    • 30 7 NEW YORK, July 3 Previous Today idusti^als 480.15 480 17 »«da 118.92 119.42 r^tii Bonds 9O.rt!) 90 74 l lilitit^ 79.48 79.57 s Composite tveragea 165.51 165.69
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    • 40 7 awaiting re-, Qrsi haii Lampong spot 27. nfioats ihipment 26. Sarawak unquoted. Muntok win:? spot and awaiting release 4i^ afloats 39" to :<P and flri! hall July .shipauMii 3S'\ .seller., exdock prices Quoted tn L'.S cents per lt>.
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    • 78 7 I OXDON, lulv 3. x Philippines < if. i k. rt(M us Todaj h l uropean ports delivered COPRA 1 sTraiS"! fV^ $191 $192 sellers '<■ Mi. lit- iii. v \,»itll tn ports delivered t per long ton iuU r- 0 nn >■-„ 1 tlNl <»M
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  • 139 7 stock tnarclqsed on a tory note with most showing useful enjoyed a •nve tment demand. foreigner Ger•(i Japanese Im- m a <5 m r i proved further. Industrials provided a number of good spots which were mainly in response to satisfactory company news. Duller stocks opened firm
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  • 162 7 Work is due to begin this year WORK will start this year on the new $1,500,000 United States consulate on a site bounded by Hill Street Armenian Street and Loke Yew Street. A prominent Los Angeles architectural firm is associated with a Singapore architect in
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  • 269 7 KALLANG POLL BATTLE IN FULL SWING THE by-election battle in Kallang for the seat in the Singapore City Council vacated by Mr. Chang Yuen Tong of the Workers Party is in full swing. The PAP has already informed the police of their intention to hold public meetings. A number of
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  • 79 7 THE FORGETFUL SMOKER CAN NOW AID SATA SMOKERS who forget to carry matches have .1 chance of becoming Sat;) donors. AH they have to do unlock for bright red match dispensers with the Sata emblem in departmental stores clubs, cafes or hotels ana help themselves. Sata has ordered lot 1
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  • 29 7 The U.S. State Departi ment yesterday announced that Mr. John Foster Dulles. the Secretary of State, would visit Brazil at Brazil's Invitation from August 5-8. Reuter
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  • Page 7 Advertisements
    • 83 7 the greatest mS^^^Z^^^ booster of A office output my since the typewriter r SOLE AGENTS:- KIAN GWAN (M) LTD. PICTURES! Make arrangements now for your photographs to be .aken by FREE PRESS PHOTOGRAPHED Telephone: Singapore 2800 or write to Free Press Photographic Dept. TIMES HOUSE, RIVER VALLEY ROAD, SINGAPORE THE
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
    • 45 7 SINGAPORE "high tides I 1.28 p.m llM|ll|; I'>u1 '>u n i j l!n h M »nd X n m B 1 3 <m p in H ■<> B 1 l(1 P W »A 1 m 'i l? 0 p.m I 5 1 0 9 i > in
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    • 114 7 Today's radio programme L.lB p.m. Sweet and Lively; 1.30 Titne Signal iiud News; i 45 Fun and Frolic: 2.00 Close Down; 5.00 sums Serenade; 5.30 At (he Piano; 5.45 Radio Ranch; e>.oo Maiibag. Sarojinl Lourdes playa your requests; 6.48 Lights On; 6.53 Announcements and Singapore Share Markei Report; 7. n0
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  • 561 8  - You can't get a 'square' meal here six e for ence! SHIRLY FLACK By 1 THE girl with the pigtails and the gingham skirt who had been dane ing non stop for the past half hour pushed a damp wisp of hair off her forehead and panted weakly: "i come
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  • 96 8 Atomic future for laid-up flying boats Lying 'cocoon* Co I shot, Hants, giant Princess I boat. In the bu<..'tis the Cunard Queen Elizobetl ward bound Southampton. Three Prince ing boats have laid up since th ders Roe proje< suspended in because no si 1 engines W#N able. Now U S
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  • 168 9 WHAT'S IN A NAME? MX. AND MRS. R£. GINALD BEER dislike the names Ann and Sarah. Their twin daughters are called Ann and Sarah. And there is nothing they can do about it. The girls were burn prematurely In hospital at Ipswich and Doctors gave them only a slight chance
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  • 85 9 A new-style water •train" has just been completed at a Clyde shipyard, it consists of a 105 ft. tug, the Gongola, and eight barges measuring 630 ft. overall. By making the tug and barges into a train the risk ol going aground in the river channels,
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  • 206 9 A HUNDRED voices relayed a miracle message down a Welsh mountainside recently "she's sale! So ended the search for 5 year-old Marilyn Gardner of Abersychan. Monmouth. lost all night on the grim 1.500 ft. Harvey Mountain, dotted with treacherous bogs and 50ft. deep
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    • 118 9 day and night JLan amlrica.Vs exclusive Sleeperette" service gives you completely relaxing comfort all day long bed-length comfort all night long. These big reclining Sleeperette seats are spaced far apart —give you plenty of leg room. You can Btretch way out and still not touch the seat in front! You
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  • 265 10 'rill TECHNIQUES OF MSI KALIAN LIFE-SAVERS, WHO EACH SUMMER KESCI E THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE FROM DANGER IN THE SKA ON AUSTRALIAN HI \< HIS, MAY SOON BE USED IN SE IK \L ASIAN COUNTRIES. Ceylon h i aln ady i tablished a Surl Life Saving Association on Australian lini
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  • 745 10 Several Asian countries, including Malaya, may adopt the techniques of Australian life-savers Life-savers go into action, above, to rescue a z sir i turner in difficulties. The life-saver wears a z zz safety belt which is attached to a strong life- E E line. E Below,
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  • 30 10 savers, like thi c NawaI <"///h prir/5, hrljci r in beach o c /p lav ■> .Van It't Sydney subit > magnlflcei t II llflllill 11l 111 Iff 111 lllllkffflllllfll
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  • Friday Photography Page
    • 678 11 Make your party live again in snapshots VTOTHING IS MORE N FUN THAN A GOOD PARTY UNI ESS IT S A GOOD PARTY REVISITED. dancing foot and wai laugh! i r will gone for those rust to memory. wise ones are those capture the exciting in film. is Uncle Sunny
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    • 384 11  -  THE LENSMAN By A GLANCE at the traditional family album makes us smile those curious wooden joses, those unusual costumes, and those •arefullv elaborate studio settings of vesterlay! What a contrast to the modern snapshot ilbum and its refreshing natural looking snapshots of
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  • 261 12 Japanese shipping being laid up rr ding Ja--1 ji an i c ship: n line: have decided to lay up I"i l' r>°.--000 sll[ '< sh to tide over i\ recession the fi marki t, j:. i been di closed m Tokyo by Mr Yoshiya Ariyoshi i xecui director ul
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  • 127 12 'Not so soon' U. S. hint to Fujiyama WASHINGTON official* said il va. not at all < i tain that Mi John FosDHi us Secretary ol State to a i range to see J i i Foreign Mini ter Aiichiro Fuji am i before ear] 1959 Mr Fujiyama has i
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  • 238 12 lyilILM affirming thai his party and his government did not believe in violence and bloodshed Communist Kerala's Chief Minister E.M.S. Namboodiripad served warning on the Congress and other parties which form the Opposition that if they did not change their present policy
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  • 237 12 Change site of next Games' call HGFHGP[ITPERIT; K; TUP: inllucntinl Seoul nev papei Han Kuk expressed editorial displeasure at an Indonesian suggestion that Korea, Nationalist china and Israel should not be permitted to take part in the next Asian temi a scheduled it. Jakarta in 1982 The Seoul daily said,
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  • 33 12 Radio Peking reported that Communi t North Viet nam had followed Red China's lead and launched a out, pest campaign First target in the Hanoi car U.P.I
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  • 123 12 Big yen credits for Pakistan? JAPAN may comply uith request from Pakistan to] b yen Loan to promote Japane c exports to thai country Mr. ELsaku Sato Finani c Mini tei i aid In Tokyo ;,ff,p r a Ciibiuol i,,' i ting. Mi ito ild hi favour ol i i-.'
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  • Glimpses
    • 78 12 South Korea again seeks C-Plan help 3EOUL Foreifn Ministry sources have disclosed 3 that smith Korea had renewed its effort to seek membership of the Colombo Plan for the economic and technical developments ol South-Asia. rhe sources said the South Korean diplomat! missions in the Colombo Plan nations were b<
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    • 36 12 Fhe sources said it was expected that the United States aid would be gradually reduced in the M to M Ko- I seek V ot h e sourees for economic and I technical assistance. I Reuter
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    • 30 12 The Siamese Cabinet has approved a proposal submitted by the Ministry of Agriculture to increase aid to the farmers fund, which buys seedlings for distribution to the arm- ers.— U.P.I
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    • 35 12 A Nationalist D< fence Ministry spokesman said in Taipeh that the strength of communist naval units along the coast lacing Quemoy and Matsu was about 100 small gunboats and 130 small land ing craft Reuter
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    • 21 12 I iehi Marshal Sarit Tanarat, supreme commander ol Slam's armed forces, has returned to Bangkok from the I nited St.Urs Reuter
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    • 39 12 'he National Council In Jakarta has submitted to President Sukarno proposals for the development of culture, science and sport within the framework of the President's concept oi •'guided democracy. The coun cil advises the President on national affairs Reuter
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    • 46 12 hree Englishwomen, led bj Mrs. Anne Davies, have left New Delhi by Land Rover for Chosajj. a little explored Himalayan vall< hemmed in by 20,000-foot peak > in North -West In dia. They set off by road from Britain and took six weeks to reach Delhi Reuter
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    • 23 12 r Tomizo Yoshida, dean i I Tokyo University's medical department, has gone to London to attend the seventh Internal lonal Cancer Congress. Reuter
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    • 37 12 Communist China is soon to export cloth that gives of) a scent to match its coloured- flower pattern, i is i laimed the doth can at and up to five or s;. washings initio lit losing Reuter
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    • 25 12 United States and Pakistani officials have signed in Karachi a loan agreement which will provide water short Karachi with threi times its present watei U.P.I
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    • 22 12 A ring oi American dollai note forgers has been ur. earthed at Tainan, i Southern Formosa. No. people have been arrested Reuter
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    • 74 12 The distance Of one-tent., of a mile has saved th< Japa n e s c Government US$l,BOO a year in taxes The home of Japan's per manent representative to the United Nations, Dr Koto Matsudaira, is 14!' mile., from U.N. headquai tera in New York. Unde: a t reaty between
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    • 38 12 In. I^HnM C 000/ ii i n w I! t j z 4 1 mr^o (5^ TRANSPORT i STORAGE LTD 1 JA JLLpi 173 UUI SIRrtI SINGA^QRC SmA \aW*# MANAOIN6 uipt.f i<jp MONAID PttH MOCKERS, SHIPPERS INSURANCE AGENTS
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  • 405 13  - Laugh's on you now, Professor Parkinson MICHAEL FOOT says EVOLUTION OF POLITICAL "HOUGHT. By C. Northcote Parkinson. University 0] London Press ISs. k DARING young man who luis made his reA nutation on a flying trapeze should watch his step when he turns orthodox gymnasium instructor. His limited facility may
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  • 437 13 GILBERT looks at HARDING THE FREE PRESS BOOK OF THE WEEK I master OF none. By Gilbert Harding I (Putnam, 12s. Qd.) yilE face and pithy comments of Gilbert g Harding are familiar to millions of tele- vision viewers in Britain. Now he has com- mitted some of his opinions
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  • 415 13  - Lord A. tilts at the church THE REV. CO. RHODES By TWO ANGLICAN ESSAYS. By Lord Altriiu'ham. Seeker and Warburg. 10s. (id. ONE ARMY STRONG. By Peter Kirk. The Faith Press. l.~)S. I ORD ALTRINLi CHAM'S book caused a minor uproar even in the proof stage. It was discovered that
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  • 279 13  -  Jocasta lunes Miff Till- VchmtuicN of Jules Komains. Mailer. 15*— A secret misgiving, B Chance remark lead a youiitf Frenchman t«» investigate his mother's past with btartling results. As a study Oi the impart Of such revelations on a sensitive young man the book rings strangely
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  • 53 14 I 1 IT"; ro« i r. p Roman Gall< s ''s L ii.:, c Dukl Bi "i I^'-. i nil t Show lilK. Hi i■ii i li uspei i The „,,i, i ->i,.. 111 in Jsi >• v 1;,;, t,. l: m An kties and Poi
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  • 210 14 i pi RFORMI i'. with the same weight as secom 1 sj apa xahu the econd diy i m i eetion (oi tin Cla 5 Di\ I 91 race. to within Slapa meet on lb bettei the should consider- I I an to to Extra but t<>
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  • RACING
    • 921 14  - GREY COURT LOOKS LIKE WINNING BIG RACE ALLAN LEWIS u&wxP3jgsp3&fi£Kfe &"^^T^^B9fl^^^^BKflMwNWtwl Class 2-1! Miles KumUmaU 8.00, Barakal 13, Dustj Bridge B 11, Grej Court B.M, rodaj Rowing hoi,, Brlffhl Prospect s.w« fiallanl rurk 8.04, Flower Queen 8.03, Wont Biol 11 8.02, Bearer Bond 8.02, The amel loi Showman 3 13,
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    • 180 14 l,\^^> .1, IFI > I 1) 1 U.T. HIM IV I I o.i 11, I ,111 II I O.VMJ Winced Warrior s.n:», Sunshlni Haadyai 9.00, Flaxley Green Ra J gw 10Kni; n K o Never Ilogrol 8.1!, Townsman 8.01, Denttireem ellyne 8.12, Gold Coin 8.1
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    • 172 14 \f IOR n should nol And it hard lo account foi hi s ii\ils In the (lass 5 Dlv. 81 event With U» more than w\u n second to Llngfleld O\ei 71 on Wednesdiy. Sintimrntal. having his firs! race for six months. f'a?e a Rood
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  • Page 14 Miscellaneous
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  • 380 15 fantastic figures in county cricket NICEST E R S H I R E were routed for 39 i iterdaj at Oil .i Kl p. in the English cricket cham hip. i uho on M < dnes i been dismissed i< <M ',k a first innings lead
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  • 302 15  - COLONY CAN WIN AT EMPIRE GAMES JOE EZEKIEL Decision on weight men today By SINGAPORE will decide this evening whether to send either one or two wek'hflitters to the Empire Games beginning in Cardiff The Bin ga p or i Olympic and Sports Council will meet at the Gai d
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  • 33 15 Canada took 2-1 lead over Cuba yesterday when Ihei roil the opening two ifnglei In their first iimu^^^ American Daxis (up laWll tennis tie in lormilo I Reuter
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  • 94 15 BUT WHY THOSE CLOVES Know uiio the m.'ii with (ho gloves on is? It*s none other than Stanley Matthews, the soi ocr wizard. Bui why has lie donned the gloves? Well, (he star winger thought ho would hoar about the art of "sock' 1 instead of soccer for a change
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  • 81 15 WIMBLEDON ■j'wi\.\i puuus to Asmey F Cooper, 21-year-old Australian, becoming the i950 Wimbledon m< n's singles champion on the centre court today. Twelve months ago, Cooper was on the losing side 'of the net In an all-Austra-lian rmal against Lew Hoad. Now Cooper is strong favourite
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    26 15 Oeraia tetermtneo n i Shall hare fine wettth.tr this holiday Up <; QlOtltHQ a yrnrih to find thfet ticrks that nrp clear tf Wimbledon, Tetls md
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  • 169 15 IRISHMAN LEADS AS THOMSON FALTERS pHRISTY O'CONNOR Kj (Killarney), the Irish Ryder Cup Golfer and British match play champion, jumped into the half-way lead in the Brtish Open championship yesterday with a glorious-ly-played second round oi 08. His 36 hoh s t ital of 135 over the Royal Lytham and
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  • 39 15 Rahlm Omar, Invited play for the Singapore Malaya tonight against the visiting Indonesian soccer team, has confirmed his acceptance and will definitely be in the team, (aid R Singapore a. fa official thii morning,
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    97 16 HAVING ;i grand lime in Singapore as the Army's guests are i!> aborigines. each of Whom had killed or helped in killinji at least one terrorist in the Malayan jungle. The men are being shown round Service establishments in the Colony. This morning they visited the huge REME workshop In
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  • 116 16 WARNING TO S'PORE ON 1959 POLLS r»His i.oncion isew Statesman said yesterday that, i unless Singapore voted and acted non-communLst next year— when it is due for full internal self-gov-ernment its chances" of achieving union with Malaya would disappear. Ills left-wing weekly review was commenting on "the crucial struggle" of
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