The Singapore Free Press, 18 July 1958

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    17 1 The Singapore Free press Malaya's Own Family Paper r~~i: tm**—- lrld»y, July 18. 19M. Price 15 Cts.
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    Lock icon U.K. FLIES IN MORE JETS AND SKYMEN
    614 1 ALL QUIET IN JORDAN Dulles, Lloyd in Big display of seven-hour American conference air strength fcRITMN was living a fourth batch of W par.itroops from Cyprus to Jordan this ■nornin- bringing to 2,000 the force she has fc<lu>(! to the Arab Kingdom. f
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    Lock icon Yugoslavs fear attack
    222 1 MENT by Bul- parlidpa- Soviet war been received ai particuth, Bulgaria'* r. w »ura apart I >t Kuinama i and Greece: -he manoeuvres borders 01 Turkey i are regarded soviet warning nked with the I British land! 1 banon and i. Vuaotlava to heir own tense In.
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    Big jump in rubber
    45 1 August first grade rubber buycr s f.o.b. opened in Singapore this morning at 86 I'B cents per lb up two and a quarter cents on yester day's close. The tone was firm a., the Middle East crisis entered Its fifth day.
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    Lock icon Firing in Beirut
    59 1 Firing in Beirut SCATTERED firing broke out in Beirut last evening but it was not clear if the rebels were firing against the army, thereby ignoring the ceasefire ordered by their leaders on Wednesday night. Reuter. Winston sees Mac Sir Winston Churchill, conferred privately with the British Prime Minister Mr.
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    Lock icon INDIA TRIES TO FIND COMPROMISE
    74 1 INDIA TRIES TO FIND COMPROMISE USUALLY reliable sources said in New Delhi last night that India was trying to find a compromise suitable to Russia and the United States on the future of the U.N. observer group In Lebanon and its possible expansion into a police force. If the Security
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    Lock icon ISRAEL'S 'PROTEST' IS SOON CANCELLED
    120 2 ISRAEL'S 'PROTEST' IS SOON CANCELLED ISRAEL filed and then cancelled ;i "f»rthe rt l < old" protrst yt§~ l«rda> against violation Of its iii spate by British transports ferrying troops 1 1 did Cyprtti to .lord. i n. The protesti mild and according t;» observers obviously issued purely as a
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    Lock icon Mac pledges: U.K. troops won't be used against Iraq
    732 2 Mac pledges: U.K. troops won't be used against Iraq Mi,' Ii \h'Ol D MACmii LAN, the Prime Minister, lust night won .1 vote 'i confidence m ter cat* goricaiiy telling the House oj unmons I h- 1 1 Bri- roopa who landed in Jordan yesterday would not be ustti againsi
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    Lock icon U.S. BACKS U.K. AS RUSSIA UTTERS FRESH THREATS
    635 2 Britain's presence In Jordan was not a threat to any other country. Sir Pierson Dixon, the British representative, said in last night's Security ouncil debate of the Jordan complaint of interference by the United Arab Republic. Sir Piers* n informed the council
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      158 2 you can't AFFORD wotch out for our Cover Girl: week-end you can relax with these ?y lvlo f Lop th- «"nroe«ouf French f,»vourites: The Pundit Singapore Sam Uncle joe Commerce Inquiry Pin ups Jokes and Cartoons. ""■■■■■•■■■••■•■■•■•■•<•■ ■mO■ :j9p>^«H BEAUTY with a PRO3LEIV) finding n near Insoluble she dl cu
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    Lock icon British skymen joke with Jordan troops
    383 3  -  JAMES NORRIS REP DEVILS' SETTLE IN AT FORMER RAF CAMP By S DRITISH paratroopers— "The I> |{((l Devils'— laughed and joked with Jordanian troops i\ H >\ set toot on Jordan so il yesterday. Ih.v arrived at Amman lt m Cyprus In huge, unnly
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    Lock icon SHOUTING BUT NO VIOLENCE IN MOSCOW ANTI-U.S. DEMONSTRATION
    351 3 SHOUTING BUT NO VIOLENCE IN MOSCOW ANTI-U.S. DEMONSTRATION fpiiE three-hour demonstra- tion outside the U.S. embassy in Moscow yesterday was confined to booing shouting, whistling, fistshaking over the American intervention in the Middle East. There was no violence, and no bricks or stones were thrown. The demonstrators evidently had made
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    DASH BACK TO SAUDI ARABIA
    58 3 11/IR. DONALD HEATH. U.S. Ambassador to Saudi ilk Arabia, loft Now York yesterday on his way back to Ryad. tho Saudi Arabian capital, after leave and consultation. Ho said the Middle-Fa.^t crisis had precipitated his departure by a few days. He added that relations between
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    Lock icon The last party for Debs at Palace
    133 3 The last party for Debs at Palace rTMIE SUN SHONE. the brass band played and 8.000 musts of the Queen Strolled on the lawns of Buckingham Palace yesterday at the second and last Royal Garden Party of the season. The guests, about half of them from overseas, missed seeing the
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    Lock icon BUSMEN ACCEPT 5s. OFFER
    69 3 BUSMEN ACCEPT 5s. OFFER j lers of the 13,--v Ler suburban and Laj I night iccept an off< r work wage Infrom Londi n voted acceptance offer oi 7s. 6d. a too drivers of rving the counaround the capital. accepted Lon- msport's offers under protest. the view that dras- servici
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    Lock icon I.R.A. ambush: Policeman dies
    34 3 Northern Ireland Police Constable Hugh B. Ross, aged 23, who wa.s wounded in an I.R.A. terrorist ambush near Forkhill. County Armagh, on Wednesday, died in hospital at Newry yesterday.- Reuter
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      125 3 FOOD f (^g first) SAUSAGES and PIES I f M /and\ 1 E are freshly made D I IV I t, > V"UY/ (cltiily. That is why n-nf-i J/ r they are so delicious (111.. Oil an d alw a ys in I*^ (demand. Our wide $$ffi\ variety caters for
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    The Singapore Free Press Opinion THE BIG TEST
    203 4 The Singapore Free Press Opinion THE BIG TEST i- lay. July 18, 1958. i^yer since Russia claimed poss< ssion of thf transcontinental missile and sent sputniks into space as proof, the world has lived in dread. And tins dread has, been fed Incessantly by Moscow threats to transform Free World
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    Lock icon Faisal spent his oil revenue to benefit the nation
    457 4 THE SMALL AND SHY BUT VERY BRIGHT AND FRIENDLY KING TWENTY-THREE- YEAR-OLD King Faisal, reported killed by one of his own guards in his palace at Bagdad, was unlike man) oilrich monarchs in the Middle East. li used his oil revenues
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    MID-EAST CRISIS COULD SPELL BOOM FOR US OIL
    429 4 MID-EAST CRISIS COULD SPELL BOOM FOR US OIL AMERICAN oil producers are keeping a sharp eye on the explosive Middle Ea.st situation lor a possible .solution of .some ni the biggest economic headaches. This could come about if Western Europe's vital supply lino to oil- rii h iraQ and adjac<
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    THE GIRL HE WHS TO WED
    81 4 THE GIRL HE WHS TO WED King Ft' is a 1 was I to have man n,l 17. year-old P r i n cess I azilet. who is still it j school in England. She is a descendant I of the rulers oi the old I Ottoman Empire, j He
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      24 4 DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT MM FOR YOUR HAPPY DAY P.H.HEHDRY J( 78 v tii Bj Id Road i i|i(i!l', ti A l\ ll.ill I Mil, Mil
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    High- speed craft put more tobacco in Customs net
    262 5 High- speed craft put more tobacco in Customs net rrHE Singapore Customs Department seized a total of 27,597 Ib. of eonraband tobacco worth $662,232 during the first six months of this a n Increase Of more than $100,000 over the same period in 1957. ording to an official spokesman of
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    Atomic detectors
    20 5 i from east and di cussed 1 ting nuclear by collecting products and tests, it was L»cno Vci
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    SPEED-UP IN PLANS FOR SIT TAKEOVER
    206 5 SPEED-UP IN PLANS FOR SIT TAKEOVER tDERABLE progress been made In to set up a ceni ing authority to the function;, ot fingapore Improve■"M and act as the ment'i chiel agency clearance and re- |t; n was <xpoct(>d r ntroductd in the Native Awembly last 111 is understood thai the
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    GEISHA GIRLS AT FAIR ! 'A GOOD IDEA'
    201 5 GEISHA GIRLS AT FAIR 'A GOOD IDEA' WOMEN of different nationalities in Singapore are delightea with the idea of inviting Japanese geisha girls to entertain visitors at the constitution fair to be held at the Kallang airport next year. The proposed erection of a typical Japanese teahouse with cherry-blossom background
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    Lock icon Boom for U.S. oil?
    134 5 ontinued from Page 1 once again had access to Middle East sources ana American domestic producers soon were up to their ears in over-moduc-tion, Intensified by renewed imports. Mr. Robert L. Wood, president of the Independent Petroleum Association of America, said that under no circumstances .should
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    41 5 Dark-haired, dark-eyed Florence Price looks a treat in anything, but she's really lovely In Lice. This uhl with a 38-244-36 figure is >0 and lives at Tipton. Staffordshire. Her ambition is to be a show hostess in a television quiz, programme.
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      80 6 J Q MOKE OASIS WITH J 9 uuiM.ru MENTHOL MIST Menthol Mi-t makes the Big O'a y rich tobacco /</.v/c freshei while ou're smoking* S \nd the freshnesfl stays with you l«m^ aftei smoking, !»•<>. h\ the Wonufadund by I y > Liffgrti «< Vi/rrs X=t ,J| 1 i Tubncio
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      186 6 Bfc--'-"-»A 44<> f^, WANGE 4oc) AAllf-iL: 7^ v^^^^^^^^^^^m^^^ rr^HHHW VVA.XI^)AAEi?A- JUST A POUTINc J "l»l %.\DltAlii: bv Lee Falk and Phil Davis ITHINKr^^V^WNfIT WBKEEPIF46J NEJfT JOS. THE AMUSJN6. \OO \**^<^J-OCX YWXSEIfM'' UNPERSTANpX^^-LET^ MERH6RET/ PfAMONP !5!? N TE ffi! 1 l v yMß^^ —^*^kV X^Jn/nu^ TWISMYPMOTISMI THINK- ■xr-r/&* I CUTT^S"a ii?H-
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      462 6 UiiiniMiiiuiii ii.-iiii.ii.ni iiiiiiiii iiiniiiii lhl BORN today, you are one o\ th human dynamos with a tremei dOUi store of vital energy. You tackle any job with verve and have a great ability to survive under almost any adverse circumstances. Both you men and women have a full share of
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  • Round the World Market prices
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      U.K. closing prices
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      New York prices
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      12 7 NEW YORK. July IT. 30 Ind st" Previous Today
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      U.S. PEPPER
      46 7 29 alting to 28 1 to 28', cf. ait 29 to 21 i cif. Si k unquoted. Muntok while spot 45, awaiting :t lease 45, afl< i to 42, id July shipment 11 to 4! cnl sellers, ex-dock quoted i U.S. certs per lb.
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      Copra, Coconut oil prices
      71 7 LONDON, .»u!\ 17. liii i.i Previous Today "X l»! Pines it. i k 1 opean ports delivered long ton July/Aus. %m quoted $200 quoted his c.i.f. r.K. 'North ports delivered £71 birr- >;: quoted fot-OXi-T er o crade^StrVtts porta in bulk »u_ £106 resellers £108 sellers
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    Lock icon M-E NEWS HITS MART
    166 7 V 1 n the Lonmai ersely af- I new Mid East and re ruled a appearance. r< noi able to ii deal ot sriii ill m prices attributed to marking rticularly o gcti i bought late caused prlcirply, fcil ign market, Japane ie r« (i further
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    2,000 more now get public aid: Bill up by $400,000
    277 7 2,000 more now get public aid: Bill up by $400,000 11OKL than 20,000 people in Singapore received $4,466,000 in public asBlstance during the first six months of this year— about $400,000 moripaid out than the corresponding period for 1957. According to a Social Welfare Department report this represents an Increase
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    CITIZEN PROBLEM: APPEAL TO INDIA AND U.K.
    259 7 CITIZEN PROBLEM: APPEAL TO INDIA AND U.K. Indians who have lost their Status as British subjects and Indian citizm.s on signing the Singapore citizenship papers and consequently are unable to acquire regular passports, are appealing to both Governments to restore the rights they have lost. Only those Indians who had
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    Lock icon Princess recovers from illness
    33 7 I Princess Margaret ha oi j Sweden has recovered from her recent kidney stone ati tack it was announced in Stockholm after an X-ray examination at Borfcholm hospital. Reuter
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    Lock icon PRINCESS FLIES TO FORT
    24 7 Princess Margaret left Vancouver by air yesterday for Fort St. John. British Columbia. 750 miles to the north east. Reuter
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      174 7 uiiiiumiHiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiHimiu SINGAPORE 1 HIGH TIDES 1 E TODAY: 1 2. :J8 p.m. and S E 1 1 4 ."> p.m. E E TOMORROW: 1.«» p.m. E SUNDAY: 0.28 a.m. and E 1.10 p.m. E MONDAY: 1.13 a.m. and p.m. TUESDAY: 2.00 a,m. and > .")l p.m. E WEDNESDAY: 2 55
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    NO DIVORCE FOR BLONDE BRIDE WHO TURNED BRUNETTE
    525 8 14 BLONDE bride who afterwards let ht r hair grOW to i i s iki( lira I brunette alleged t ii caused "a terrible ron with her husband. jht marriage broke up after nine months. Accoj ding to ihe wile, said a
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    AT THE ZOO
    77 8 When you are a creative artist in the lizard's den, yoi have to get used to the inmate; investigating your materials. Bristol Zoo Keeper, Alfrec Elliott has become accustomed to them and on the right goes tc work to make a new home foi his charges. Below,
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    FIRST AID WITH A SMILE, FOR ALEC
    126 9 ITS FIRST AID wii i a smile for actor Alec Guinness when novelist Daphne Du Maurier (Lady Brown E ing) fixes a bandage S on his 'injured' right hand before he goes in front of the ca=i mcras. They are pictured in the
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    GIANT CARRIER CHRISTENED
    63 9 The Independence, fourth in the U.S. Forrestal class of giant aircraft carriers, is christened here during ceremonies at the New York naval shipyard. TJie ship is scheduled for commissioning i?i the U.S. Nai y y in January. The Deputy Secretary of Defence. Donald A Quarles hailed the
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      117 9 NO OTHER AIRLINE OFFERS YOU SO MUCH I jfie^. < <fsk r,,,- LUXURIOUS LOWER-DECK LOUNGE Yoi i.i. sri \i> HAPPI HO! is in the attractive dub lounge ol your big double-decked Super "Strato" Clipper* as \ou fl\ to Manila or tfae I.S.A. And you II enjoy chatting with fi How
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    Zoo bear, Teddy, claws girl
    183 10 Zoo bear, Teddy, claws girl iiMTHiN sight of a large crowd of holiday makers a pretty, 18 year old nurse had her right arm clawed au(\ bitten by a bear at llfracombe Zoo, England. The girl, Pamela Smith, \v;i. on holi(Ui..\ with her i.ii her and mother Mi-, and Mrs
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    3 old ladies—and they Do get locked in
    778 10  - 3 old ladies— and they Do get locked in RALPH COOPER hgnhgm;lfg';m in Dosition 1 endor e with mind would Uto a n t cure. i thleen Harrison, assembled on remote Ll "V (I| landtomake a crazy comedy for producei IffcUN sky call< d "Alive and Kicking Remarkable adventures H
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  • Friday photography page
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      Hunting with a camera
      406 11  -  THE LENSMAN (I!*! SyM D .AY WHY NOT LOAiS"""UP 'WITH FILM AND FOLLOW f His CHALLENGE THERE S GAME TO BE FOUND IN SPORE FOREST By HUNTING wi Hi your camera is :i fascinating experience. Whether you are a sportsman or an amateur photographer, animals shot
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      REMEMBER THESE TIPS WHEN BABY'S NEAR
      289 11 REMEMBER THESE TIPS WHEN BABY'S NEAR ■a recent Interview, one of the top By photographers Bse pictures appear ■the covers oi some ■the leading maga■es outlined a few Hie rules ;\>r workB with tiny subB\ ■e>e rules emed to ■e so tnucl sense that thought we'd share B< with young
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      QUERY
      137 11 HOW can I (ell if my basement darkroom :s absolutely light proof? C.S.B. You eati fell pretty well visually after you're been ,in the darkroom 15 or 20 minutes and your eyes hare become accustomed to the dark. You should be able to sec stray light by then. To
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    Lock icon HUGE PROFITS OUT, ENVOY TELLS JAPAN
    444 12 HUGE PROFITS OUT, ENVOY TELLS JAPAN OOUTH-EAST Asian nalionfi uani more Japanese vi >siuc aid i>m nai B economic co-operatioi a purely commercial basis, Mr. Sinichi Shibusawa, Japanese Ambassador to Slam, said in Tokyo. Xhe ambassadoj said tin, country would do well to aid in the construction oi fishery ba
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    30 12 A new youth club at Wuhan, Red China, which has been built all most entirely of bamboo at one-seventh the cost of an ordinarl building of the same size. 1
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    Peking was discomfited
    145 12 INFORMED sources in New Delhi said Red China was "not very happy" i when the Dalai Lama suddenly in- I vited Premier Nehru to visit Tibet, but could not withdraw the invita- I tion. These sources said the invitation I issued when the Dalai Lama visited India
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    Lock icon PART OF EARNINGS CAN BE EXPORTED
    139 12 ''piiE incloiieshin Government has notified nonDutch firms thai they can apply for permits to transfer purl of their profits in the fiscal year 1956, the Antara new..-, agency reported from Jakarta. i I ites, mining and IntriaJ c rprlses can trai 30 per cenl
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    Lock icon MORE ARMS NEEDED
    113 12 KM-.WLY- APPOINTED Na tlonalist Chinese Pie "<■' i Chen Cheng said in Taipcti thai Formosa would reque«l additional aid to b"»ld up it land, air and sea power and give "positive ncourafememt" to upr tings on tne CommunUt < nina ma i 1 'and. r !l f
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    Lock icon Guerillas active again on Burma border
    199 12 Guerillas active again on Burma border dtgfjhmfgfj gkmhjkj hkjl dhhk BURMESE authorities are growing concerned over activities of Chinese Kuomintang irregulars near the Communist Chinese border. Officials in Lashlo, Northern Burma, said the Chinese are recruiting i "and exploiting" refugees i who now from China Into Burma. They reported a
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  • Glimpses
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      Lock icon Canada is shipping wheat to Red China
      36 12 Canada is shipping wheat to Red China 4 SECOND shipment of 11,550 tons of Canadian wheat has just been delivered to Red China. The first shipment, delivered a fortnight ago, was 12.000 tons of wheat.- U.P.I.
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      17 12 Dr. Laurence Thompson has succeeded Dr. Earl Swisher as chief of the Asia Foundation in Taipeh. U.P.I.
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      19 12 .4 two-year ban on students' unions in Burmese high schools and secondary schools is to be lifted soon. Reuter
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      54 12 Philippine President Carlos P. Qarcia In Manila the United Arab Republic and the Philippines shared the earnest desire for the promo i ion and maintenance of universal peace. He made the statement as he received the letters of credence of Huss«in El Ahmady El Zawakry. envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary
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      25 12 Indonesian Foreign Minister Dr. Subandrio said in Jakarta that Indonesia and Kussia were preparing a bilateral agreement on the peaceful use of atomic enersrv Reuter
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      25 12 The Vietnam Boy Scouts 1 A sso c Lation plans to open a training centre at the i i intain r< rt of Dalai Reuter
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      64 12 At. Gabriel Bouillion, vioiin professor at the Paris conservatory of music, claims to have found a l new musical genius in a 11 -year-old Japanese girl, Miss Etsuko Horisc, his star pupil. He says that Etsuko learns a concerto in fire days, compared with a month or more for average
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      37 12 j Mr. Hideo Oktihara, director of the Japanese Fisheries Board, said in Tokyo that a Bill before the t T S. Congress, banning imports of certain types of canned salmon, was deliberately aimed at the try.- Reuter
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      18 12 i'/7/r CV/ mhoriian Governmerit is reported to hare banned circulation of five Saiaon dailies in Pnnm Penh.— Reuter
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      21 12 Tun VletnameN Girl Quid* leaders M: ,\r 9l Bich and Miss TraaHi.Than, w ill attn a H training ii lin^B- Reuter
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      29 12 The Seoul governments authorised Hi Mission In Tokyo io| "appropriate H~ with the Ja se m eminent on the ci>M of about I Japaßj fishinp lie hi b\ Reuter
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      13 12 'wo director, B steel o: chi a projec up Pain W mill. Reuter
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      31 12 lie flrst cin. m West African pi'oduM Japan will K month when the Pa« Maru pick I p 6,000 ton.s of |)ruuuce»| eluding so; S seeds and oalm at Accra. Reuter
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      30 12 V flvc-nn nib. 1. H •rnment d< lei ■"■""M left Ncv l to discus H steel ma: price and <!• dulcs of 1 100,1 i Indian Iron < m ported to Reuter
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      23 12 me Porelgn Aiiehiro 1' i Tokyo that the move 01 munist b!" States and tuitions w" before rrv>!.' m diplomat i' W Reuter
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  • BOOK of the WEEK
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      A shower of arrows for the English
      492 13 A shower of arrows for the English [fgj FREE PRESS BOOK PACEJ ILL-DIRECTED, says GEORGE MALCOLM THOMSON I CONFESSIONS OF I El ROPEAN IN qi y J.H. Hui inga, Heinemann, ,jj eentur the English have been praised and wildly demucd bj foreign visitors. Condemnin has been nore strideni than praise.
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      Mr. R takes it so seriously
      341 13  -  THOMAS WISEMAN By MASK OR FACE. MICHAEL REDGRAVE. Heinemann. lSs. VI K. MICHAEL REDGRAVE is an actor of such high intelligence that His sometimes difficult for Kim to communicate with audiences inevitably less brilliant than himself. iu< any neagrave ougni 10 subject the public
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      RUOTE of the week
      24 13 RUOTE of the week i When a leavet l an 20 days, i he has wther the is I tO (In the I'( 11-.
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      AN AUSSIE SUMS UP AMERICA
      423 13 states OF the UNION, By Geoffrey Out ton. {Chapman eft Hall, 2t/~). nniiis slightly double-edged title refers to the United States of America and the country's present state of development. The book is an honest, unbiased account of the people, places and ideas encountered by
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      HERE PUNISHMENT IS UNKNOWN
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      9 1 Woman Beauty FREE PRESS SUPPLEMENT Friday. July 18, 1958.
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      579 2 Milk and your figure —here are the facts This week-end diet will help you slim IT used to be "that stud" they gave to bonny babies, schoolchildren and invalids. The nearest a pretty girl evei ;_»ot to a bottle of milk was a bottle of complexion milk. Not any more.
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      638 3  -  Muriel Pennman By tMONG accessories lo iUl> stars London fashions, jewellery ami stockings are probably (h(1 m os< important. nil FORMER briu all ages. WO men of all races tlways used Je.,iul strings of to complemem I nil LATTER beshort hemlines long legs
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      'Bride'-a victory for Vanity and beautiful Valerie
      184 5 -rHIS beautiful wed- dmg dress, worn by charming Singapore model Valeric Parris, won 1 the cup in the "Bride of the Year" contest at a ball organised by the 1 Canine League at Rof- fKs Hotel recently. The gown is made from Chantilly
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      AT LAST-A FRIDGE WITH GLAMOUR TO THRILL EVERY WOMAN
      293 5 AT LAST-A FRIDGE WITH GLAMOUR TO THRILL EVERY WOMAN WOMEN'S fashions change as do ci and movie stars. So do irs. Leading the line-up in contemporary styling and glamour is Kelvinator. To see the latest range of Kelvinator models is to believe that •ators can be objects of tty. outstanding
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      FASHIONS A ROUND THE WORLD
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      Fashion and the fraulein
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        191 8 V /y W Paramount gives you a wide selection of elegant silverware. In addition to the Du Barry tea and coffee service (illustrated above) there are the Keswick. Regency and Stately services. Each has charm and beauty. These, and other table appointments are displayed y^ at the sole distributors... StLVER<RAFJ
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      158 12 London designers say\ time has come for I greater hat restraint I THE battle is joined between London's top milliners. The issue: Whether hats should continue to be fancy and frivolous or whether the time has come for restraint. It looks as though the saucy but
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