The Singapore Free Press, 25 July 1958

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper No. !>*«• Singapore, Friday. July 25. 1358. Price 15 Cta.
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    Lock icon 'Best defence against Reds —Home rule for Singapore'
    262 1 'Best defence against Reds —Home rule for Singapore' THE British Government said last night it was convinced that the best defence against the threat of communism in Singapore was for the people of Singapore to rule themselves. Lord Perth, Minister of State for Colonial AiTi;: told the House of Lords
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    Mr. K's safety
    19 1 State Depart--1 terday that So: Khrushchev's l)(1 guaranteed !f f w«V York for a lljt meeting
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    RUBBER PRICE
    17 1 grata motor lh opened In Bm"jorning at 80> V VM five-eighths <>'> yesterday'? tone was quiet.
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    80 CREWMEN QUIT BRITISH TROOPER IN SINGAPORE
    135 1 80 CREWMEN QUIT BRITISH TROOPER IN SINGAPORE BRITISH naval ratings going home in the troopship Empire Fowey have agreed to act as saloon stewards and crew in place of about 80 Goanese who have left on the expiry of their contracts. The troopship leaves Singapore today. A spokesman for the
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    Extra police for poll
    92 1 SINGAPORE police this morning announced that special police squids will be posted at all seven polling stations during the voting in the city council byelection at Kalians tomorrow. The Police Secretary, Mr. Eu Cheow Eang. said that in addition the whole Kal- lang district would be
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    Lock icon HUSSEIN: MORE ARAB TROUBLE SOON
    271 1 HUSSEIN: MORE ARAB TROUBLE SOON KING HUSSEIN of Jordan told a British television audience last night that the Iraq revolution was part of a master plan to destroy the Middle East and turn the Arab countries into Soviet satellites. "We are not facing Arab nationalism; we are facing Communists and
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    Lock icon UN MAY MEET TO PAVE WAY TO SUMMIT
    398 1 UN MAY MEET TO PAVE WAY TO SUMMIT Dag has already started discussions DIPLOMATS in New York suggested yesterday that the Security Council might meet early next week to take a step towards meeting the Soviet proposal for a summit conference at the United Nations. While it is generally agreed
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    Lock icon Hey, Fatty shout to Prince Charles
    108 1 Hey, Fatty shout to Prince Charles PRINCE Charles was in "a spot of bother" with a schoolmate during a soccer same the other day, according to the London News Chronicle diarist John London. One of his schoolmates found he was being trodden on by a royal foot. "In an outburst
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    Lock icon SOVIET OIL AID OFFER TO ARGENTINA
    91 2 SOVIET OIL AID OFFER TO ARGENTINA IROENTINIAN Preside] I Arturo ftondixl told the nation lust night thai ontracts to develop A: gentinian oil resources ar< either completed or undei way for a total ol US$l,OOO million. The President said in Bui no.-, An •.> broadi i thai 'he Soviet amb
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    Lock icon U.S. in favour of permanent U.N. police force
    307 2 U.S. in favour of permanent U.N. police force rtEMOCRATIC Representative, Henrj s. Reuss urged in Washington yesterday the creation of a permanent U.N. police force "so that further action to maintain order in the Middle East or elsewhere can he taken under the moral authority of the U.N." He also
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    Lock icon POPE ON HOLIDAY
    30 2 Pope Pins xii arrived ai Cttsteigandolfo las! night to spend ft four month vacation in the quid seclusion <>i Villa Barberlni. in the coo] Alban hills. U.P.I.
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    Warship and sirens: Scare tor Port Said
    40 2 fa SMALL scare rocked Port Said yesterday when the American destroyer U.S.S. Stribling steamed into harbour and air raid sirens went off. Residents were reassured when they learned it was only a coincidence.
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    Iraqi consulate work in S'pore
    44 2 The Iraqi Consulate General In Singapore has received several cables Ir mi the new Iraqi Government The Consulate, it is un derstood, is carrying on its work oi" giving entry visas to visitors to Iraq and certifying shipping documents.
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    Lock icon 'Quit Jordan' plea by Labour MPs
    144 2 A 'STOP THE WAR" i\ committee was formed n the House of Commons last nlghl to campaign against Western Intervention in the Middle Bast Chairman is Mr. John Balrd, a Labour Member Of Parliament. The Committee is sending the following petition to Mr. Harold
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    Lock icon THE STREET OF DEATH
    60 2 Yet another Cyprus slaying THE body of a murdered Turkish Cypriot lies alongside his bicycle in Nicosia's Hermes Street which divides the Turkish and Greek sectors. In the background British soldiers and a civilian try to calm the murdered man's wife. A Turkish policeman was murdered
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    Lock icon GREECE PROTESTS TO U.K. ABOUT NEW ARRESTS
    68 2 /GREECE yesterday protested to Britain against < \J the "arbitrary and unjustified" arrests of Greek > Cypriots. The protest wa s delivered to the British Ambassador. Sir Roger Allen, who was summoned by the Permanent Foreign Under-Secretary, Mr. Pericles Skeferis. It said the
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    Lock icon Hope fades in search for space mouse
    83 2 Hope fades in search for space mouse SEARCH units patrolled the Atlantic yesterday but hopes of finding Wickie the mouse, who made a 6.000-mile flight through space in the nose cone of a Thor rocket, laded. The Air Force announced the search was discontinued because oi darkness In the search
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    Lock icon U.S. COMMAND TO BE STREAMLINED
    170 2 OOTH Houses of Congress yesterday passed a 13 Bill giving- President Eisenhower aut horny to reorganise the Defence Department anci to streamline the chain of military command. The Bill was a compromise measure which had been arrived at alter earlier bitter opposition from some Senators
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    Lock icon The Pope calls it Jolo
    32 2 The Pope has raised the RPOStOIIC prefecture of Sulu in the Philippines to the rank of Apostolic Vicariato with the nnmr of Join, it announced today Reuter
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    Reply to Tito
    29 2 Hungary has replied to the Yugoslav protest against the execution of the former Hungarian Priirn j Minister Imre Nagy. it was officially announced m Belgrade yesterday.
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      34 2 t Jim." I OOKING FOX J lJ Terrier? A Pa rrof or even a baby CTOCOdile? A small ad placw in our classifieds W'H soon (five you Mm i you want. vrr;\n> TIMES CLASSIi
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    Lock icon 5 homes blow up in town of terror
    181 3 or explosions tti red homes in > p, puiated rcsidenarea ol Belleville, Pterdaj and sent of territied perswarming Into the ets. reported five Homes iy ed, along with ier buildings, and a wound child injured. Xhe woman's washing inaine blem up her
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    Lock icon S. Arabia says it
    21 3 Bagdad Radio, said early today that Saudi Arabia had decided to recognise the new Iraqi Republic. Reuter
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    Lock icon Grocers buy Harringay sports arena
    101 3 Grocers buy Harringay sports arena I IJARRINGAY ARENA, Ii London's second Si greatest sports staii diam, has been sold to E a grocery store chain, E it was announced today. E |r Allied Supplies, a E E subsidiary of Home E E and Colonial Stores, take over on October 31
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    Lock icon STILL AT LARGE THE MYSTERY STRANGLER OF CHEERY MAN
    168 3 STILL AT LARGE THE MYSTERY STRANGLER OF CHEERY MAN IJARRY BAKER, 62-year-old credit draper, was cut in two and his body placed in two sacks after his murder last month, an inquest was told yesterday at Altrincham, near Manchester. The sacks were dumped in a lonely plantation some 30 miles
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    Lock icon Margaret in 85 mph dash to make up lost time
    191 3 Margaret in 85 mph dash to make up lost time PRINCESS MARGARET left Vancouver yesterday for a tour of the Fraser Valley the picturesque and fertile area surrounding the Fraser fciver which crosses a great part of British Columbia. She was accompanied by the Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia. Mr.
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    Lock icon Skipper says Admiral 'jumped overboard'
    259 3 senior American naval v officer, Rear Admiral Lynne Quiggle, 52, "apparently Jumped overboard" from the liner President Cleveland, the ship's captain said in Ban Francisco yesterday. Admiral Quiggle disappeared sometime after midnight on Tuesday when the ship was 800 miles out at sea from Japan.
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    Lock icon The Queen improves, may go to Windsor
    87 3 The Queen improves, may go to Windsor QUEEN Elizabeth, confined to Buckingham Palace for two weeks with catarrhal sinusitis, may begin her convalescence at Windsor Castle today. A palace spokesman said yesterday that the Queen's doctors would decide this morning whether she is well enough for the 23--mile drive to
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    Lock icon HOUSEWIFE' M.P. RESIGNS—JENNIE LEE TAKES OVER
    52 3 HOUSEWIFE' M.P. RESIGNS— JENNIE LEE TAKES OVER MRS. JEAN MANN, outspoken Scottish member of Parliament and champion of the housewife, yesterday re-signed from the National Executive of the Labour Party. Her place will be taken by Miss Jennie Lee. Labour Member of Parliament and wife of Socialist leader, Mr. Ancurin
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      Opinion SUMMIT POSER
      205 4 Opinion SUMMIT POSER KHRUSHCHEV appears now to have achieved his aim for a summit conference -soon. The Russian leader has been clamouring for such a conference for nearly a year since Russia's claim last August to possession of the transcontinental missile followed by the launching of the first sputnik in
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    Lock icon Red Menace in Philippines
    747 4 MIGUEL MAR ABUT REPORTS FROM MANILA AGENTS SMUGGLED IN BY THE 'BACK DOOR' SMUGGLING routes oi the Sulu Sea arc being used by Indonesian and Chinese eommunIsta to infiltrate into the Philippines in Increasing numbers, according to top Philippine defence •And intelligence officials. These official* say
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    Unheard of dishes from China for
    367 4  -  EDWARD TROW By r*HINA, for the first J time, is to show a whole range of her ioods in Britain. They are going to Olympia, London, for the British Food Fair, which will be open from August 28 to September 11. China's exhibit will
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      21 4 DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING FOR YOUR HAPPY DAY P.H.HENDRY m inufftcturing Jw elloi 'H Nortli Bridge Koad. Singapore, G. .V Kuala Lumpur
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    Late night talks on strategy at tomorrow's poll
    457 5 $S: Labour From, Mr. him ser Puan; pap, inche Buang Junid; Workers Parti/; Mr, Lo Ka Fat; Independent, Mr :\j, frai POLLING DAY: Tomorrow. FREE PRESS POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT V l \I i: he toro have so few voters been wooed by so
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    AFTERNOON OF BALLET
    74 5 old Roseanna Lai who will perform a butterfly dance. EIGHTY of the Taylor Dance Studio are to perform a variety of dances from an Irish jiy to a national fiance at the "Afti moon of Ballet" being staged at their Parents Day Display to'ii'Mnm at the V.'.M.C.A.
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    25 START TRAINING TO BE TOURIST GUIDES
    109 5 T Director oi Tourism, Mr. Robert Howlett. a porr'., first tourtraining class "much has been said aiding training guide; but nothing has ojar been done." He commended the or--1 ol the course agency for being to provide competent pw« *'<r Singapore's •urisi trade
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    OFFICIALS FOR BEDOK M.Y.F.
    36 5 [towini have been 1 ;^\on\vhi\s of the g of v ,Chrtetian Faith LJto; chairman of ness, Mr. Richard I Jinan of Christian t«.Mi Citizen- T lX r >''i, chairman Mh hip B
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    DRIVERS PAY $110,000 FOR LICENCES
    70 5 DRIVERS PAY $110,000 FOR LICENCES POLICE revenue from I, suing and renewing driving licences is showing a sharp rise in Singapore. According to the latest figures, $110,328 were col lected in June The monthly average during January and February was about $41,000 The Superintendent of the TrafTie Police, Mr. Bardar
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    Farewell recital
    50 5 MISS Catherine Tan Siew Enf, aged 18: vvhj will five a farewell piano recital next Thurs- (I ty in the Victoria Memorial Hall. She leaves f©f England a feu days later Miss Tan has been awarded a three -year scholarship far study »t the Royal Academy ol Music.
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    Insurance plan by CO-op to start soon
    271 5 Insurance plan by CO-op to start soon rpHE Singapore Co-opera M. tive Agencies and Conveys ice Society will soon start an insurance scheme for its members. A spokesman of the .society yesterday told the Free Press that they would hold a one-day .seminar to discuss the scheme and how It
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    Rock 'n' Roll contest
    49 5 The Singapore International Society of Dance Teachers will hold an open championship to pick a 'King and Queen" of Rock n' Roll and the Cha-Cha-Cha on August 15 and 16. The society will also organise the Singapore Amateur Ballroom Bane Open Championship ot August 30.
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    VIETNAM INCREASES EXPORTS OF FISH
    105 5 VIETNAM INCREASES EXPORTS OF FISH 17IETNAM is steadily increasing her exports ol fresh flsh to Singapore. tn the first six months; of this year Vietnam sold Singapore $:U3,000 worth of fresh tish, about twk'<the figure ol $154,000 for the same period last year. A spokesman for the Vietnam Consulate in
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    Lock icon MENDES-FRANCE IN PEKING
    22 5 The former Fronrh Premier M. Mendes-France arrived last ni^ht in Pok ing. the New China News Agency roportod Reuter
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      228 6 M»i»i«i'»M .It II IE \U X I l»? SvtliK.v lonian f SPCEO TWO. TVVO. Zt;W«.J H»AklNd fn~ n-p,^. >< TOVVEO TO BQITISM \a |k CHUTBB OUT-MOLD r K2m T -< **S L^Vlolr^cl P»AV U» MM \^»^S V SPACESHIP OfJli PtLOT I -^^/\V OK JhTF f r TTop o KK~)V V
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      478 6 1 X^.^ nORN toda^ 1 .1 deep, qui< l> nature With you, the adai 2 ab ut still water-, running deep 5 true, Indeed. 1 y ..< reat deal oj Laic but \uii an in one to bio 1 2 your own horn and you may be well c al<
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      194 7 LONDON, July 24. Previous Today v, l KSS c.Lf. |IM July unquoted unquoted ug 23 buyers 23 buyers 23^h sellers 23 sellers Sept 23 '-a buyers 38% buyers 23?* sellers 23 l j sellers „.,,,(,11 v,, l KSS Spot 23"s buyers 23' L > buyers 11 23%
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      New York prices
      98 7 NEW YORK, July 24. Previous Today tin Straits spot 95.25 nom. 95.50 nom. TIN iuture* Struts Contract July 95.00 buyers 95.00 buyers 95.50 sellers 95.50 sellers Sept 94.87 buyers 95.00 buyers 95.50 sellers 95.50 sellers TON! Quiet. SALES: Nil KlT.niK. Futures July 28.25 buyers 27.75 buyers 28.55
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      13 7 NEW YORK, July M 65 Stocks omposite Averajres noisa IH.qv
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      U.S. PEPPER
      59 7 spot and awaiting > 28',, afloate 28. to 28' ent27%, 27^4 c and f! PO"g spot and awaiting re284, afloats 28', to 28',. shipment 27%, 27 >■ cif Sarawak unquoted. Muntok white spot 45, awaiting rele«ise 44. afloats 43 to 41, and July shipment 40 1^., 39 \j
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      81 7 n ;V Philippines ..if. c X v l "■!"••"> ports delivered per long ton July/ An*. Straits < if. r.K./Nonh SSSST" delivered won TMr SL^SJ^ OIL crude Straits i Ports in bulk lug, V; x OIL nude* Ceylon r p ts in bulk llf coJra cii.
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    Lock icon GILT-EDGEDS RISE
    117 7 Jth of gutcudtiea was to. feature ol J markets conditions firm and sections ctos- r improvemarkets repj a settle--1 Middlo Kast -f .a lk "of rates, L and tails little change stocks were in -wmpaihy overnight per- formance of Wall Street. Industrials continued their recent improvement. Engineering, motor
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    Lock icon START SOON ON FAIR: WORK WILL LAST MONTHS
    243 7 START SOON ON FAIR: WORK WILL LAST MONTHS CONSTRUCTION work on the $5 million Singav' pore Constitution Exposition at the former Kallang Airport will begin early next month. This will include the erection of more than 550 standard size stalls, refreshment kiosks, a jet-shaped 50ft. high fountain and a flying
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    59 7 Djakarta newspaper reports said the American Ambassador, Mr. Howard P. Jones, talked yesterday for an hour with the Prime Minister Dr. DJuanda. The reports said the two men had discussed the stands taken by their respective countries on the Middle East issue, and a loan
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    All set for opening of a $10 mil. mosque
    234 7 ALL is ready for the opening on September 23 of Brunei's $10 million state mosque (see below). Muslims from all over the. world including members of Asia's royal families have accepted invitations to attend the opening ceremonies, timed to coincide with
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    Lock icon RUSSIA-U.K. SWAP TEACHERS
    37 7 RUSSIA- U.K. SWAP TEACHERS A group of British Rus-sian-language teachers arrived in Moscow yesterday at the same time a> a group of Russian teachers of English left for Britain, according to the Soviet news agency T&m, Reuter
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      199 7 £iiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiiiiiiii!itimi!. 1 SINGAPORE I I HIGH TIDES I E TODAY: 5.28 p.m. E TOMORROW: 7.25 a.m. E* and 6.40 p.m. E SUNDAY: 8.59 a.m. E and 7.54 p.m. E MONDAY: 9.55 a.m. E and 8.54 p.m. E TUESDAY 10.43 a.m. E E and 9.43 p.m. E WEDNESDAY: 11.19 E a.m.
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    LONDONERS BOY PARKING MY
    168 8  - LONDONERS BOY PARKING MY John Hoffman By LONDON motorists boycotted their first pay for parkins scheme when it started last week. From B.'^o a.m.. 647 meters (.costing £35 each) were awaiting customers in the tenth Of a square mile of Muyiair which is the first parking-meter zone. Eight attendants, paid
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    The weigh-in
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    Yoicks! yell the nightie riders
    130 8 Yoicks! yell the nightie riders Two thousand people I paid A: 1 each to see the horse laugh of the year recently. The laughs were pros vided by three crazy races organised by the 1 South Berkshire Hunt. Rule No. 1, for all entrants was: men must I wear nightshirts
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    SPEEDY TIPS THE SCALES BUT HE IS STILL VERY YOUNG
    89 8 SPEEDY TIPS THE SCALES BUT HE IS STILL VERY YOUNG H When "Speedy", the" tortoise, weighed in" after his arrival at the Bristol Zoo, they had "to provide a special "platform on the scales to accommodate him.g Then the pointer shot! round the dial. Keeper weighs m him in Keeper
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  • Hi-Fi and RADIO FREE PRESS SUPPLEMENT
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      10 1 Hi-Fi and RADIO FREE PRESS SUPPLEMENT Friday July 25. 1958.
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      THE FUTURE-AND ITS BIG POSERS
      1225 1  - THE FUTURE-AND ITS BIG POSERS DOUGLAS SHEPHERD r By 1 AF the enormous number of people who use electronic equipment, such as radios and phonograph record reproducers, the percentage who are well versed m what is happening "electronically" in such equipment, is extremely small. There is nothing odd in this
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      How high the fi? This is the limit
      267 1 How high the fi? This is the limit r UfrBWMWHIi T<HE term "High FideA lity" never achieved the sublime, but it has certainly reached the ridiculous. It was a misnomer in the first place, apparently dreamed up by a high pressure salesman in America in search of a catch-word. Fidelity
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      'LIVE' AUDIENCE BAFFLED BY RECORDINGS
      329 2 'LIVE' AUDIENCE BAFFLED BY RECORDINGS JIM I' SIC lovers todaj Itl demand more than ijust the reproduction of a piece ol music Ihey demand reproduction with concert hall clarity and true-to-life fidelity, just as it was when the original piece of music was played. In keeping with this demand, Messrs
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      How you can solve those secretarial problems
      605 2 How you can sol ve those secretarial problems I AST YEAH Orundlg celebrated its J lotii anniversary. When Max Orundig started out In 1947 the whole concept was extremely modest. He started on "Shoestring" capital. Yet in 10 short years his group of factories now employs 20,000 people. In war-shattered
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      CAMERA TECHNIQUE IN THIS RECORDER
      512 3 T m criterion <>f engineering: skill I is indicated when the public buys a product without its havli, s j been proved, when the alone s guarantee of its Quality* manufacturer has to be right top io instil such confidence n the buying public. w
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      Jazzman Humph decides to change his tune
      216 3 Jazzman Humph decides to change his tune IN the entertainment world the rule is: If you have a winning formula, stick to it. Most artists play heavily on whatever they ffet most applause or money for. The comedian sticks to his catch-phrase, the film star appears year in year out
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      243 26 BATSMEN ON TOP IN COUNTY CRICKET FIVE CENTURIES IN A DAY| piVE batsmen scored centuries yesterday in the English county cricket programme. They are Jimmy Gray (Hampshire*, Maurice Hallam < Leicestershire >. Norman Homer (.Warwickshire Ron Nicholls (Gloucestershire) and Cey-lon-born Laddie Outschoorn (Worcestershire) There were .several other high scores. Jimmy
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      49 26 Non-Benders Ul ind i» meet S.C.R.C 1 mM cricket match at M;; f^JM Green tomorrow Rt i 3 H will be: ,ript B R. c. Hoffman. I A r da. Choah Run Swee David, H. Slicppsji" J w( derson, Col. J» fl/8 a Nicholas.
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      DEATH OF FORMER CRICKET CHIEF
      28 26 DEATH OF FORMER CRICKET CHIEF Mr. Karl Nu> W 1928 captain^ West Indies m> 7.JM'. Test, matches in I London died on Tui V night aged 64 I
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        246 26 10 Q K^nj B'^ 17 I J fl BH'^ 1 CLUBS ACROSS 3 The little thing met at last 1 introduces the gifts (rfi. <G». 4 Nothing from Ocar (4), A racing machine makei Rambling animal (3). most of the emblem (5). 1> Found partner 111 chess per- f >
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      304 27 I 9; jiihore 0 oalkeeptrt I ire. Shots I it d in ';°«J all Ingles in that stontt. I second half. til Abdullah, ■Ss joal for Johore t this Sultan's Kid Cu] teh, aUght be Brgiven foi thinkinjj the Eosition me playing ■itn mom n
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      497 27 NEW ZEALAND FIGHT BACK TK3NY MaeGIBBON, 1 the tall New Zealand all-rounder, rescued his side from the prospect of another collapse yesterday at Manchester with a forceful innings of 66 against England on the first day of the fourth cricket Test. New Zealand, who lost all three previous Tests in
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      RUGBY FIXTURES
      21 27 The Singapore RUs b v Union will hold their flxLurea meeting at the 8 C k\ r,30 p.m. today,
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      37 27 This was how Tabii Abu (second from left) scored Singapore Malays' second goal in yesterday's soccer match against Johore in the Sultan's Gold (up at Jalan Besar Stadium. SineraDore won <)-0 Free Press picture.
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      Pancho and Jamal are top of bill
      81 27 I Little Pancho will meet Fighting Jamal over ten rounds in the main event of a boxing promotion tomorrow night at the Happy World Stadium. The supporting bout will be between Chua Gim Leng and Boy Nicholas over eight rounds. The other fights
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      112 27 Victory for touring Hong Kong XI ttie Namwa soccer club at Hon» Kong beat a Mauritius XI 1-0 yesterday In Mauritius. Their goal wa,s scored In the 32ml minute. The Mauritians played better than la.st Sunday when they were defeated by Namwa 4-2, captain Ho Cheung Yau scoring three. The
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      RAJAJI WIN
      21 27 In a SAFA Div. 3 A league fixture at Geylang stadium yesterday Rajaji S.C. beat i Bintang Bulan 2-1.
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      360 28 'Russia hasn't accepted the conditions made by West/ say Washington officials rym: UNITED STATES reply to Mr. Nikita Khrushchev may challenge -■-the Soviet Prime Minister's acceptance of the West's proposals for a United Nations summit conference, it was learned in Washington last The U.S. is unhappy
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      97 28 BUFFETING AT SHOW FOR GUMBOOT DUKE The Duke oi Edinburgh, deputising for the Queen Elizabeth, squelched his way in gumboots through a sea of mud when he visited tin Royal Welsh show at Bangor yesterday. At one stage while touring the exhibition ground standing In an open land rover the
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      $1,600 grab
      24 28 A total 01 $1,600 in cash and goods was stolon from a shop in Raffles Quay, belonging to Tan Kirn Boon, yesterday.
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      237 28 MURPHY ACTIVE AND IT'S NOW ALL QUIET SPECIAL American diplomatic representative Robert D. Murphy met President Camille Chamoun in Beirut yesterday in a renewed effort to iind a compromise that would end the Lebanon's 12-week-old anti-Chamoun revolt. The meeting came in the wake of authoritative reports that President Chamoun had
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      175 28 MH. nikita KHRUSHCHEV the Soviet Prime Minister! said In Moscow yesterday thai "the forces or peace have now grown and become so .si ron" thai thfy are able to muzzle any aggressox and prevent war." Mr. Khrushchev was speaking at a reception he
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      338 28 NEW IRAQI P.M. OUTLINES HIS FOREIGN POLICY DRIGADIER Abdul Kerim Kassem. leader of the Iraqi coup d'etat and now Premier, said in Bagdad yesterday, "We are a peace-loving country. We are building our foreign relations on the basis of mutual interests with other countries and we consider ourselves bound by
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      76 28 BLONDE STUDENT IS MISS AMERICA PS f against 34 other ffM the "Miss Universe- LB national beauty pa-cant W Long Beach, California. W Miss Howell is five 'M six inches, speaks with gentle Southern cirawi J blue eyes and honeybfondß hair, weighs eight stoV seven pounds and measur* 36-23^-35i/ 2
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      Armed gang get $2,000
      47 28 Three robbers, armed uifl knives and pistols, scalefl the back wall of a house lB Singapore at 4 o'clock th» morning and stole $2,000 mt cash and jewellery, w occupants, Mr. lAm Ls Ming, a clerk, and his B were tied up. H
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      27 28 Maj. Gen. Paul D \^sM left Germany by air terday to assume overaj command of America ground forces, inoludi™ I marines, in Lebanon, m U.P.I.
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