The Singapore Free Press, 11 July 1958

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    16 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper impMt, Friday, July 11, 1")"» S. Price 13Cts.
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    Lock icon SHOCKED BY PALACE 'NO' TO ROYAL POSTER PLEA
    120 1 SHOCKED BY PALACE 'NO' TO ROYAL POSTER PLEA »piE British Safety Council was yesterday refused permission to reproduce on posters a photograph of the Queen wearing a miner's safety outfit. The picture, which showed the Queen in white boiler suit, helmet and safety boots, was taken during her visit to
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    LIM PLAN-BY TENGKU
    319 1 'A good move and ideal for Singapore 1 rill I dlt ration Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, who is recuperating at a seaside resort in Singapore, today gave his blessing to he new United Socialist Front planned by the olony Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock. In
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    Lock icon PURGE IN NORTH VIETNAM
    68 1 THE South Vietnam press agency said in Saigon yesterday that Communist North Vietnam was conducting a purge of intellectuals. The agency said "Reactionary elements" were being expelled from the unions of writers, composers, artistes and musicians. 4 The composers' and the musicians' unions had been merged,
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    100 Hungarian patriots now face death
    262 1 100 Hungarian patriots now face death HUNGARIAN courts have demanded increased sentences, including the death penalty, on 100 citizens put on re-trial for "revolutionary activities" during a recent 10-day period, a United States State Department spokesman said in Washington yesterday. In BUDAPEST, a Hungarian Government spokesman denied reports that Mrs.
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    Four held after gang fight
    52 1 Detectives from Kandang Kerbau police station rushed to veerasamy Road at 7 p.m. yesterday to stop b sang fight. When the thugs saw the police they Bed, Some went onto a roof-top, Police later detained four men and recovered four parangs and a kfii from
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    RUBBER PRICE
    30 1 August first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened in Singapore this morning at 762 cents a lb., down threeeighths of a cent on yesterday's close. The tone was uncertain.
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    RI SKYMEN CUT OFF THREE REBEL TOWNS
    136 1 C^RACK Indonesian combat units which parachuted from Low-flying planes near Lake Tondano In the North Celebes yesterday aro moving on Tondano, Tomohon and Sario. three main centres of rebel resistance, reports Jakarta Radio. Meanwhile, Government. infant rv units striking from Air-Madidlh have reached
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    Lock icon TOKYO ROSE SAVED FROM DEPORTATION
    102 1 A SUPREME Court ruling has saved Mrs. Iva d'Aquino ("Tokyo Rose"; from deportation, the U.S. Immigration Service disclosed In San Francisco yesterday. Mrs. d'Aquino was released from prison in January, 1956, after serving six years and two months of a 10-year sentence for treason for
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    Lock icon Nuns flee as mob attacks convent
    161 1 A NUN and a monk, both Greek Cypriote, were killed in a sudden attack last night on a hilltop convent and a monastery a few miles lrom Nicosia by men armed with stenguns, knives and clubs. Nuns run screaming down the hillside in all
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    Lock icon MORE TRADE BANS TO BE LIFTED
    286 2 US agrees to ease curb on exports to the Soviet bloc THE UNITED STATES will agree to the abofc tion of more restrictions on trade with Russia and Eastern Europe, authoritative sourcei said in Washington yesterday. The export controls to be swept away are
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    Lock icon R.S.P.C.A. IN PROTEST ON SPACE MOUSE
    124 2 Britain's Royal Boci j tor the i'r. v« ntio» <>r Cruelty to Animals yestei day protested to tne American Embassy London that a live mous had been launched i' l space "to suffer the unknown hazards ol space travel Aj Cape Canaveral. Florida last
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    Lock icon MEDICAL MEN HONOUR DUKE
    27 2 The Duke of Edinburgh was unanimously electee President of the British Medical Association for 1959-60 at Its annual conference in Birmingham yestcrchiy. Reuter
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    Lock icon Reds admit need for A-posts ring
    236 2 Reds admit need for A-posts ring WESTERN and (-**********1181 scientists >^ u ,t y recommended that detection ol nucleai exDlOSionS through acoustic (sound) waves BhOUW be with the aid of a "network of control posts This was disclosed in the press communique issued alter a four-hour private session ot the
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    Lock icon 'NO DANGER OF FALSE ALARM TO H-PLANES'
    161 2 'NO DANGER OF FALSE ALARM TO H-PLANES' S /GENERAL Curtis Le- E vf may, vice Chief- E of-Staff of the United S States Air force, s^ ld E in Washington > ester- E clay that the "Redy" system for sending hy- E drogen-bomb equipped Strategic Air Command E (SAC) planes
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    Lock icon DANGER IS REAL: RUSSIA
    93 2 DANGER IS REAL: RUSSIA OSC 0 VV RADIO E i.TI said last night that E E the letter alleged to E E have been received by E the Soviet Embassy in =Lon (1 o n from an E anonymous U.S. air- E E man threatening to E E drop an
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    Lock icon DON'T CRITICISE 'FLAGS OF CONVENIENCE'-U.S. SHIPPER
    188 2 jiyiß. ERLING NAESS, of the Naess itl Shipping Company (American), yesterday defended the "flag* of convenience," or "flags of necessity" as he termed them, of Panama, Honduras and Liberia and said their use during World War II had been a decisive factor In victory.
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    Lock icon Tony's army career lasted 45 mins.
    153 2 19 to 1 ame b Brijbi h ■"I'll- terdaj foi 45 He (ii ov< In hi fiu mi urs remover's overalls to a Royal Artillery Territorial Army depot near Birmingham to report for duly, 1 ""i 'i ix foi m Including ii (i covering
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    Lock icon SLIP OF PAPER SAID: JAIL FOR LIFE
    256 2 SLIP OF PAPER SAID: JAIL FOR LIFE BERNARD SMITH 88-, year-old New iork m furniture dealer, was* handed a slip of paper ff at London's Old BaiB ley. Central Criminal Court. yesterday in- 1 forming him th.n lie q had been sentenced to life imprisonment for I the manslaughter of
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    Lock icon 'Mystery' cheques: Cold fine won't tell Senators
    431 3 'Mystery' cheques: Cold fine won't tell Senators ,v j;j k\ \Kl> GOLDFINE, industrialist friend 'm, Sherman Adams, President Eisen- U( (hiri assistant, again declined yesterday 1(1 nsW er questions before an investigating Con- smoii il sub-committee about allegedly "myt,i i- cheques drawn by his companies. Goldflne maintained that the questions
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    79 3 A reception was held aboard the Indian cruiser Delhi yesterday after its arrival in Singapore with the destroyers Ganga and Gomati. Here aboard the Delhi, left to right are: Capt. P. S. Mahindroo, Com. manding Officer of I.N.S. Delhi; Mr. S. K. Banerji, Indian High Commissioner to Singapore and the
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    Busy days for 'goodwill' navy men
    157 3 Busy days for 'goodwill' navy men A BUSY programme of social and sports engagements have been arranged for members oi the Indian Navy now on a goodwill visit to Singapore. A party of 500 students from colony schools will visit the Delhi today. Other items today are a cricket match
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    Lock icon RUSSELL DID NOT KNOW HE WAS MEMBER OF RED GROUP
    53 3 FARL RUSSELL Bertu rand Russell, the philohas resigned rom the World Peace which has boon )ed as a Commun-ist-sponsored organisation. ssell told reporters London last night: "I resigned two or three vs a^o. 1 had no idea i was connected
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    Lock icon 'Ex-dictator may try new coup' warning
    90 3 Ex-dictator may try new coup warning I eaders of Colombia'! Conservative and Liberal political parties 111 Bogota yesterday warned Colombians to remain "alert to the possibility of a new coup d'etat attempt by ex-Dictator Gen. Gustavo Rojas Pinilla. Thr ruling military junta is scheduled tO .stop dOWtl on Aug. 7
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    Lock icon 'H.K. GOVT. GAVE EVERY AID TO U.K. NEGOTIATOR'
    205 3 'H.K. GOVT. GAVE EVERY AID TO U.K. NEGOTIATOR' (VJR. Alan Lennox-Boyd. the Colonial Secretary, said yesterday that Sir Frank Lee, permanent secretary to the Board of Trade, was given every assistance by the Hong Kong Government when he visited that Colony to discuss cotton exports to Britain. Mr. William Shepherd,
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    Lock icon HISTORIC DEBATE TODAY ON S'PORE
    144 3 HISTORIC DEBATE TODAY ON S'PORE MR. ALAN LENNOX BOYD. the Colonial .Secretary, will open the debate today on a Bill providing lor the establishment of a State of Singapore. The chief Labour Opposition .speaker will be Mr. Arthur Creech Jones, a former Colonial Secretary. If necessary, Mr. Lennox Boyd will
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    Lock icon McElroy on A-visit
    23 3 U.S. Defence Secretary Neil H. McElroy will fly to the Pacific proving ground today to witness a nuclear test.- U.P.I.
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    The Singapore Free Press Friday, July 11, 1958. 'If the Reds win'
    235 4 The Singapore Free Press Friday, July 11, 1958. 'If the Reds win' /communism canndt work in Singapore as we have no natural resources, the Mm- i ister of Commerce and Industry has pointed out after sounding a warning on the consequences "it the communists win the next election." That is
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    NEW star in STARS and STRIPES
    946 4 NEW star in STARS and STRIPES Uadfl iruiiocsd iiuw uiiij two miles from Russia new ai Alaska has bi (i Its ;«y into th( [Jnited stairs nag and with Ms arrival America has pushed her frontiers nearer Russia until the two are only 55 miles apart across (he Bering Strait,
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      23 4 DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING FOR YOUR HAPPY DAY P i H E N D i 78 North Bridge Road, ipore, <J. I Kuala Lumpur.
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      116 4 Model 6056 Sportster 'DUO' $3651-(Spore)with 0.5" (2.S lens. Supreme The Sportster, leader for more than 20 years in 8 mm. movie making. The brilliant BASIC design of this eomcro has remained unaltered since its inception, ond time hus proved its absolute superiority. Now G.8.-Bcfl Howell introduce the Sportster Duo o
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    Deal with RI off, now a gult of rice in S'pore
    232 5 Deal with RI off, now a gult of rice in S'pore rin Singapore General Bice importers Association has called an amergHicji meeting to discuss steps nr disposing of about 50,000 tons unsold rice valued at $20,000,000. x spokesman of the association sa j<] merchants had imported the r j ce
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    Government is asked to sack pensioners
    120 5 Government is asked to sack pensioners Si gapore Governi t is being pressed by ifi associations to c with the services employed pensioners a use of the rising un- mployment. associations cont< nd every re-employed ioner deprives an- v man of a job. The ioners had a regular ome whereas
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    Music for village
    24 5 M usic for village 5 n WPpT« Police 1 K»ve a public f at Thong Hoe Panjang. on Jg J 5.30 p. m to
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    APEX SHOW AND DANCE TONIGHT
    32 5 APEX SHOW AND DANCE TONIGHT A Of Singapore's Con Wlll hold their !l1 entertainment R and dance at the proceed H Hr? rt te tonight the o benefit the relep vpffJSS?* cllrod
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    MIME COUPLE REHEARSE
    101 5 Mime artistes of the m Teachers' Training College, Miss Rosalind E Anthony and Mr. Den- E nis Calvalho, strike a S E provocative stance at E 5 rehearsal for their item E s for a variety concert to s Ebe presented at the E Cultural Centre, Can-
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    Lock icon LORD A's ASSISTANT NOW TO WORK FOR THE QUEEN
    108 5 i MISS ANNE HAWKINS, I 30-year-old editorial assistant on the London magazine 'Young Elizabethan," whose chairman is Lord Altrincham, outspoken critic of the Bri- tish monarchy, has been appointed assistant press secretary to the Queen. Miss Hawkins, eldest daughter of Vice-Admirai
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    Fed up in China, 500 want to return
    178 5 Fed up in China, 500 want to return ifORE than 500 Chi- nese students who went to China for higher studies in the last three years have now applied to come back to Singapore. A spokesman of the Immigration Department said the Government allowed 264 students to return last year
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    Lock icon Tests soon on American atom-powered rocket engine
    97 5 Tests soon on American atom-powered rocket engine HPESTS of an atomic rocket M. engine named "Rover," wffich might be able to reach any planet short of Jupiter, will begin at the Nevada proving grounds in November. American scientists disclosed in congressional testimony released in Washington yesterday. The heavily censored testimony
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    3,000 GIRLS TO GET JOBS AT GRAND FAIR
    137 5 3,000 GIRLS TO GET JOBS AT GRAND FAIR A BOUT 5.000 people will be needed to help at the tx Singapore constitution fair to be held at the former Kallang airport from January 24 to February 24. Among them will be at least 3 000 girls to work as receptionists,
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    SHIZUOKA IN BID TO BOOST EXPORTS TO SINGAPORE
    144 5 SHIZUOKA IN BID TO BOOST EXPORTS TO SINGAPORE THE Speaker of the Assembly of Shizuoka Prefecture in Japan, Mr Y. Ono has just completed a live-day trade survey in Singapore. He leaves today for Tokyo. Mr. Ono, who represents 49 large commercial enterprises in the Shizuoka district of Japan, met
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    Lock icon 'Give back the dance to ballet'
    69 5 yETERAN Russian ballet dancer Viktorina Krlger, a Stalin Prize-winm r, yesterday criticised modern Soviet ballet for fewer dances and poor choreography. The prima ballerina, now aged 62 and to retirement, singled out for criticism the ballet "Spartacus," latest addition to the BoLshoi repertoire. Writing
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      86 6 _^p* fc W-^»»K t MUCH i MORE FLAVOUR j i LESS NICOTINE j i J lor the firsl lime filter li|> s smokers arc what they i < \\anj liiiH'h more flavour J .md aroma with much !<•** J I nicotine. After the first fow 1 puffs from an L
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      141 6 ♦♦♦♦♦t<t««tt»t«tt»tt*»' B JEFF lIAWKK hy Sydn€-y Jiirdaii MAwkE to acl smips \RfJ\T f pigmt'- give tusk* |Ji|f jJi2|Hfflß| r niiv'^TACS U«> ADJUST VOuffSELVFS TO /\j^T? SLEEP(NiO PILLS Wffljj|r /|5 7^^ C*>eaATlGM I TXEftE »-AU«A ANY CASuALTiUii _^^n^^^ C> REST fffAAWD BY |MBB^^BB|B AgCgK^TIT TNgV LL 3IA.\IIIIAIii: by Lee Falk and
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      485 6 Born today, you are etsentially the Idealist and always work toward i perfection in everything you under take. Although you desire beauty »nd harmony more than anything else in I the world, you will put up a tivmendl OUS light, when necessary, for some* thing you believe Is right. 11'
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      U.K. closing prices
      185 7 I LONDON. July 10. Preilous iuda> |M >, a So. 1 BSS c.i.l. lulv 22% buyers 22% buyers 22 i -seller- 22', .sellers illi 22 buyers 22% buyers 22 selleis 22'- sellers 1 i\ u i:<S Spot 22! a buyers 22 buyers X 2J Sellers 22 sellers
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      New York prices
      101 7 NEW YORK, July 10. Previous Today Il\ Straits Spot 94.00 nom. 93.87 nom. HN futures Straits Contract July 93.12 buyers 92.87 buyers 94.12 sellers 94.00 sellers Sept 93.12 buyers 92.87 buyers 94.12 sellers 94.00 sellers rOXI Dull SALES: Nil. iUBBER: Futures July 26.60 buyers 26.35 buyers 26.85
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      14 7 NEW YORK, July 10. !5 Stocks (omposite Averages 165.25 165 91
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      U.S. PEPPER
      61 7 POl :T 1 j to 28. g release 27.. afloats first half July shipj Lampong spot 27% to release 27V6, afloats 27 l it first "half jul .^vbore prices Quoted m shipment 27. Sarawak unquoted. Muntok white spot 46, awaiting release 45. afloats 43 to 42. and first
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      67 7 LONDON. July 10. OPBA Philippines c.i.f. U.K./ PrevloM Todaj North European ports delivered Ewopean ports delivered 194 01 JOcßoFoff iSJ^^Sf- £T1 11 "O'^ bwn ports In bulk £72 seller I^l- !on ton July rm- 'OCONUT on., cmde'cevlon £I s sellers ports in bulk ■HttIPP&E COnU c
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    Lock icon GILT-EDGEDS RISE
    160 7 1 1 a nuniocr of X •r e factors, the I in London pave a satisfacE finance with mmm 01 some cxpani .landing feature S-. arp advance In X' ecuriUes. There X, jntntf ImproveI ront of the bank fc 1! and, although 1 left unchange r cent, gilt-edS-I
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    Industry: Key talks to seek new and dynamic approach
    336 7 Industry: Key talks to seek new and dynamic approach UIGH-LEVEL conferences are being: held in Empress Place to determine 11 a new approach to industrialisation in Singapore. Government circles make no secret of their anxiety over the intention of several leading industrial establishments to extend their business in the Federation
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    INGRID'S MARRIAGE VOID -COURT
    267 7 INGRID'S MARRIAGE VOID -COURT FILM star Ingrid Bergman's plans to marry theatrical producer Lars Schmidt were given a boost yesterday when an Italian tribunal ruled her Mexican marriage to Roberto Rossellini null and void. Miss Bergman was not in court in Rome when three judges announced their decision. They stated
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    Lock icon Sweden protests
    21 7 Sweden has protested to Iceland about the extension of Iceland's fishing limits under a decree of June 30. Reuter
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    26 7 Mr. Koca Popovic, the Yugoslav Foreign Minister nas accepted an invitation to visit Greece, it was announced in Belgrade veaterday. Reuter
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      107 7 Today's radio programme 1.15 p.m. Sweet and lively; 7.30 At Your Request, presented 1.30 Time Signal and News; 1.45 :by Susheela Dcvi; 8.15 Movie Fun and Frolic; 2.00 Close Magazine, by Claud Doral; 8.45 Down; 5.00 String Serenade; I Heard Europe Singing; 9.00 5.30 At the Piano; 5.45 Radio Discussing
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      51 7 j SINGAPORE I I HIGH TIDES I I TODAY: 6.06 p.m TOMORROW: 7.43 a.m. I and 7.08 p.m. Z SUNDAY: 9.03 a.m. and 8.06 p.m. I MONDAY: 9.55 a.m. and 8.56 p.m. TUESDAY: 10.36 a.m. and 9.40 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 11.15 a.m. and 10.21 p.m. THURSDAY: 11.52 am. J and 11.02
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    HE'S OAR-INSPIRED
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    Lock icon FAVOURITE 'BOATER'
    93 8 Three-year-old Allan Sexton of Franwellgate, Moor, County Durham, dressed in his blazer and boating cap, finds that being an oarsman is a man-size job those long wooden sculls are a bit difficult to manage especially at such a tender age. Allan was attending the Durham regatta in the
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    THEY PLAYED AS PARENTS DROWNED
    194 8 THEY PLAYED AS PARENTS DROWNED A HOLIDAY COUple drowned at Prah .Sands, Cornwall, while Lheir three children, the eldesi four years old, played on the beach with a nanny. And v.hai happened i > 35-year-old Dick Tyri<'\ Palmer and his Wife Phillipa is a mystery. At tne time there waa
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    'LIGHT CLEAN CANCE RS GET BILL IN PROBE
    156 8 'LIGHT CLEAN CANCE RS GET BILL IN PROBE IHJMES rron 1 lighters responsible crease of ajnong cigaret era, Dr. iv. has reported afte first full-seal* i ng into this possib made by him nd.er auspices of Brj Empire Can q paign. Oil lamps ami arc also cleared of suspicion by
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    4 haunted people move out
    128 9 4 haunted people move out FAMILY or four moved A jeds into a sh hall because they I pendanoher m ht [2 Mr ir Mrs E) Moore a n d children I 14, and Gl nmo ,of M told treet, Norwich, Er say that loises" have kept for two Bless
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    Flood chaos as storms hit Britain
    133 9 Flood chaos as storms hit Britain E Recent heavy downpours in Bri- tain led to flooding from Essex to York- shire. Water swept E into homes, trains were stopped, and 5 cars washed away, /n N some places flooding occurred to 5 a depth of eight feet. =/n Sheffield, the
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    Doctor's sentence of doom was a £135 swindle
    761 10 Doctor's sentence of doom was a £135 swindle rinVKNTY SEVEN VFAK OLD <■ family man David Humphreys received the shock Of »>»s life the clay his doctor told him: You will die before you are 40 unless you do as I say." Company director Humphreys Implicitly trusted his doctor a
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    Nefertiti, the beauty queen of stamps
    203 10  - Nefertiti, the beauty queen of stamps NICHOLAS ST CLAIRE i; HAVE hi n looking through my al bum witfi th( I•. f of a beauty-contest |Udge and asking what Is the most beautiful portrait of a woman to appear On v .stamp Princess Grace 01 Monaco, tO whom the Hat
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    Wrapped up in her music,
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    Lock icon IT'S A HELICON...
    65 10 Twelve years old and five feet tall, Elm Haaland, plays Hie helicon, a large bass horn similar to a tuba, in (he Haslun schoolgirls' band of Oslo, Norway. The band is now visiting Britain as guests of the Blackpool Girls Choir, and Elm is seen here practising
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    SABRE TOOTH TIGER RELICS
    81 10 What has happened to the woolly rhinoceros and the sabre-tooth tigers that once roamed the banks of the River Thames? Although these pre-historic animals became extinct in pre-historic times, Mr. Reginald Rigdcn, deputy curator of Woolwich Borough Museum, i s waiting to hear that traces of
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    MYSTERY OF A GIANT ICEBERG
    188 10 MYSTERY OF A GIANT ICEBERG r»APTAIN RAYMOND v B. FOPPE, flying a cargo of freight from Prestwick, to New York, saw something in the sea below. He sent a radio warning. PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS said the message wa.s:— "Large green object sighted under water of! coast of Ireland. Position 52
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    Lock icon Bagdad Pact Muslims meet
    69 10 President Celal Bayar Ol Turkey will preside over a meeting of the four Muslim heads of state of the Bagdad Pact powers, due open in Istanbul on July I a Foreign Ministry spoki man said last night. The Shah of Persia, Pi skicnt Iskander Mirza Pakistan
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    Variations on a theme
    30 11 iFriddy Photography Page IN THE WOODS Two photographers show their different ideas on the same subject. SHAPES AROUND A FOREST POOL B DOG ON THE ALEUT
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    HE WANTS TO SNAP THE CITY HALL -BY FLOODLIGHT
    177 11 I" 1 f v f [ail is n^«»is:lited at night. Is r,n V 1, 11 1 likely to be enough so that I can photograph it? A. F. I UghtinS a> lU ni ln > Q or any stru cture, is
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    95 11 M ASTER S DEGREE AWARD TO TOP PHOTO SCIENTIST Ti o Am 2?v Of tho Photographers 1 Associa. L 4 \> p, nrn na brrn Presented to Dr. Cyril the'Ai VI l v norar y M.astor's Drgr.-o. was Droff.'^ s L for hls «orvic.e to thr photo- w;, Tllp PAA
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    400 11 I By THE LENSMAN WHETHER you pre- fer picturing pretty I girls, children dashB ing in and our of the water skiers skim--1 ming past, or perhaps 1 an old boat half buriied by sand, you will I find the beach an ideal I spot
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    175 12 PEKING WANTS SEA S CHINESE TO SPURN JAPANESE GOODS fAPANESE Foreign Minister Miehiro Fujiyama said In Tokyo his <«o\J eminent would watch how the rovernments <>* Soutn-Easi Asum (countries would deal with Red China's call to Overseas hinese merchantfl for a boycott oi Japanese foods in that region. Tokyo traders
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    127 12 India alerted for locust plague ALL Along India's tie sert frontier with Pakistan, people are preparing to fight what entomologists fear m.»\ be one of the worst locust invasions, to hil (he country. Thirty locust control outposts on the fringes of the Rajasthan Desert have been alerted and are novv
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    158 12 PENERAL ELECTIONS have been promised for November tins year the first general elections in Pakistan since the country came into being with the partition of British India in Aueust 1947 Yet. in spite of al] the promi ;ea ol the Prime Minister, Malik Piroz Khan, Noon, and
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    31 12 aiic liiuTuauonai tornmission of Jurists at The Hague will hold a conference on "the rule of law" in New Delhi from January i 5 to 10 next year.- Reuter
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    119 12 Formosa state firms accused THE Taipeh Governnui highest watchdog body the Control Yuan, has accused 12 state-owned enterprises of extravai It said an Investigation discovered that these terprlses spent large sums of money from 1951 to 1956 without the ment'S approval on unnecessary dinners, "spcci bonuses" and "special lowances." *4
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    50 12 Representatives of Burma, Formosa, Indonesia, India, Japan. South Korea, Pakistan and the Philippines E took part in a fashion and cultural show at the Hotel if Plaza in New York. Here Miss Jiae Choi is seen beins 5 dressed for a Korean weddins ceremony which open- E ed the show.
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    52 12 'Political blackmail' rpHE N.w York Time- said 1 Peking's action in again suspending the repatriation of Japanese nationals from Red China was primarily aimed at embarrassing Japanese Premier Kishi. The newspaper said, "This is one more chapter in the outrageous story of the communist use of hostages in the political
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      150 12 Over-all Asian rice production to be lower ATE rains have J brought relief to millions of droughtstricken Asians, but millions more still face water famine and possible starvation. The near-record drought that threatened most of Asia was eased in Korea, Formosa. Communist China, Vietnam and Siam. f i But in
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    357 14 THE FIGURES SAY IT'S THE SWAGIE Class 4, Div. 1-6 Furs. rjMns i the Hardest rac( on 'i> pro gramme w Ith San Juan, Our Kingdom, Knightsbridge, Reli able, On Parole, The Swagie, Pagan King, Puck (j! Gold, Box Oiiic« i (it started) Producer and Evelyn all having strong claims.
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    269 14 Class 4, Div. 2-6 Furs. a \u Peter 'U>o <»uin\ x.l!; The Whistler 8.11; Destiny _Xii; Colour l ilm 8.10; Srikhandi 8.10; Overspin 8.09; Fakir 8.09; Esther's ivt k.iis; pintu Mas s.iis-. Cheers B.OV. Fire Power s.(»( Arina Gold 8.05; Sayonara s.o">; Foghorn
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      320 14 qOUKK THOrCJHT, Sunny Lad, Pizarro, Winterdrin i The Cobra, "H M Lino, Easy Winner, Roman Gal ley 11, Kerrhrook, Triwalh, French Shoe and Gunong Rapat these tan all be given strong chances n (lass 2, Div. 1 sprint. However lam not going into t h< x merits
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      289 14 Class 2, Div. 2-6 Furs. Kid 8.1o; Ciembu-a 8.13; Host of Malaya 8.1>; Dententurius 812; Jamiio 8.11; Palm Vallej 8.11; April Showers II ,s m Buffer Stock 8.10 Reralia 8.09; Tobasco 8.09; Copper Khan 8.08; Ardross 8.08: Don Wayne 8.08; Nazi ana 8.07' Tolly Slipper
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      218 15 SPENCER PAIR APPEAL Class 4, Div 4.-6 Furs. cnSun|iower Brfdfe 9.00! Gold- ik g.is; Thy Rr;luty Retire 118 1(1 ttiLi?*.*!^ 1 W»W I s'oo li'\?' 1!; ill g.09; Magic Note 8.09; Kra 8.08; Punter'fl Delight II 8.07; Bordered Star 806: (olza M5 J Slfve 801: Dlstri^or II 8.01; Katrine
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    324 14 Class 2, Div. 1-1 Mile Gres Court 9.00; Numismate King 8.08; Perhaps So 8.07; «i> Rarakat Sll Dusty Aiarole 8.07; First Trick 8.06; 8.1 o, Baiakat 8.11 j "usiy peanut Kid gO Pappa Princ Bridi;.- 8.09; GaUant Turk 803; Re hmat 8.0.; Rilex 8.01:
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    300 14 Class 4, Div. 1-1 Mile Curls 9.00; <-rand Rapids Film II 8.06; Nab II 8.0.>; I 8.12; Red Wolf II 8.12; Cor- Gustani 8.04; Maha Ranee Porul Nim 8.11; FJlem 8.10; 03 Iio B M > c oAn oa. Region 8.02 Show Up 8.01; Conservative 8.00;
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    51 14 THESE HORSES WON'T START TOMORROW Following horses will not start tomorrow: Winterdrina, Glo r y, Gunong Rapat. Palm Valley, Regalia, Cassell, Barakat, Our Kingdom, New Venture, Pack of Gold, Box Office 11, Movie Fan, Cheers, Sayonara, Stratosphere, Billeen, Sunflower Bridge, Tarzan, Bordered Star, Erik, Kllem. Heart's Ease, Miss Pegasus and
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    299 15 He came to Surrey's rescue JONY LOCK (he bowler is well known, but it was Tony Lock as a batsman who shone for Surrey yesterday against (Glamorgan at Swansea. Surrey were 159 for seven at one stage in reply to Glamorgan's 280 for nine declared. But
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    219 15 At Lords: M.C.C. 124 and 162 for no wicket t.W. Russell 79, R. Gale 76 >. Oxford University 296 (A. Smith 106, A. Corran 43 j At Eastbourne: Cambridge University 333 foj .six declared and 140 for nine declared (L McLachlan 63). v. r. Jardine'a XI 160
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    41 15 India's team for the Em- pire Games, which begin in Cardiff on July 18. left Bombay by air yesterday. The team, which consists of 12 athletes, two boxers, and two wrestlers, was acI companied by five officials
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    109 15 rE New Zealand cricket team only just managed to avert what could have been an ignominous defeat by Scotland in their one-day match at Selkirk yesterday. At the close they had their last pair at the vvic- ket and were 70 runs be- hind.
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    100 15 fpHl British Boxing Board o\ Control has announced 1 thai they have withdrawn the British boxing licenct oi American heavyweight Cleveland Williams, who failed to tui/ii a contrad to box Dirk Richardson of Britain Williams wa flrai matched to fight Richard on ai Porthcawl, Wales, on
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    111 15 KEN BOUSFIELD, who failed to qualify for the j final stages of the British Ope Ai recently, won the Belgian Open golf championship with an aggregate of 271 yesterday. Consistently maintaining splendid form. Bousfleld broke 70 in all four rounds, i returning 68, 67, 68, 68. Cerda
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    197 15  -  ALLAN LEWIS Tiimmiiiiimmmi By jOALKAN CHEVALIER (Ward) and Top Circle I*^ (Leong) went impressively on the outside of the second track at Bukit Tiniah this morning to dispose of three in 37 4/5. Balkan Chevalier on the inside appeared to go a little better than his
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    72 15 The 21st Annual Swimming Carnival of the AngloChinese School. Singapore, will be held on Frid.iy. August 1 at 2.15 p.m. at the Singapore Chinese Swimming Club. Events for Old Boys are 100 metres Freestyle and 4 x 50 metres (Freestyle) Relay. Those wishing to participate in the
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    23 15 Shell Sports Club's annual athletic championships will be held at Shell sports i ground. Paya Lebar on SatI urday July 19.
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    350 16 QUAKE KILLS THREE, WIPES OUT 5 MILES OF ISLE a POWERFUL earthquake" Jolted x Alaska yesterday and set on tidal waves that killed at least three people and almost obliterated an Island. At least two other people are missing, feared dead. The "vitvcs tossed fishing boats about like corks and
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    83 16 Non-union gift for Margaret starts row npiii; Vancouver Jewellery 1 Workers' Union 1 to lodge a protest with th»' British Columbia centennial committee bccau.se a brooch to be presented to Prince \a Margaret during her Canadian tour starting tomor row was not mad*' m a union shop. "ii the presentation
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    139 16 —and now East Japan towns are put on alert for tidal waves JAPANESE cities on the East toast were warned last nijjht that an enormous" earthquake had occurred in Alaska and a tidal wave of unknown velocity was heading towards Japan. The tidal waves was expected to reach Eastern Japan
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    264 16 WE FIGHT ON UNTIL CHAMOUN QUITS, SAYS REBEL CHIEF REBEL leader Saeb Balani yesterday rejected President Camille Chamoun'a offer to resign when his term ends In September and said the Lebanese rebels would continue their fight to force him out. "The struggle is continuing until Chamoun goes, 11 Salam said.
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    71 16 The Sultan of Muscat and Oman, Said bin Taimur, called yesterday on Mr. Selwyn Lloyd, British Foreign Secretary for "fur- ther discussions,'' according to a Foreign Office spokes--1 man. This was their fifth meet- ing since the Sultan arrived in Britain on May 26 on a
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    52 16 Total net tonnage of shipj piny In the foreign trade entering and clearing VK, ports with cargo in the first Quart* P Of this year was about four per cent more than in the corresponding period last year, the Board 1 <)i Trade Journal reported
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    108 16 PAUL ROBESON, the American negro Inger and left New sfoi kby i' 1 l night for London and what he called c tay o\ iii.Hiv many we< k l!i ;i ifi he would tray( 1 Prague and to Moscow 1)111 hi "main base" wo lid
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    121 16 She wants to let the twain meet A2O.YEAR.OLD Japanese girl i'rom Osaka, Miss Voko Takahasi, wants to break down the old proverb that "East is Fast and West is West." In a letter to the editor df the newspaper. "La Stain pa" of Turin, Italy, Miss Takahasi said she wished
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    146 16 TITO AND NASSER SAY: END COLD WAR Yugoslav Marsha] m and President r Abdei Nasser* ofthe^S? Ed Arab Republic v s day called for a S conference, cesia nuclear tests and an to the cold war. d An oiiiciai communiaw signed by the two pS ent.s after eight days talkl
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