The Singapore Free Press, 8 August 1958

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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper r 152 M Singapore, Friday, August 8, 1958 Priea IS Cta
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    Lock icon BRUNETTE HELD: TNT PLOT EXPOSED
    158 1 BRUNETTE HELD: TNT PLOT EXPOSED JORDANIAN authorities announced In Amman last night that they had arrested about 20 members oi a gang which aimed to "terrorise peaceful citizens" by placing T.N.T. in foreign and government buildings. Him ol the terrorists were reported to be doctors, students and government officials aged
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    Lock icon Jakarta warships shell rebels
    96 1 WESIAN government warships shelled reVr.rn I^°, n u entrations in tne Gorctalo region of north Celebes with "successful results," it was announced in Jakarta yesterday. one of the vessels which" JO* Parl m the shelling n corvette Patinua, ecently purchased from nio Aiitara news agency a
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    RUBBER PRICE
    31 1 August first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened in Singapore this morning at 80? H cents a lb., down one-eighth of a cent on yesterday's close. The tone was uncertain.
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    Lock icon MAC ALSO GOING TO ANKARA
    197 1 URGENT talks on the Cyprus question open in Athens today between Mr. Harold Macmillan and Mr. Constantine Karamanlis, the British and Greek Prime Ministers, and Sir Hugh Foot, Governor of Cyprus. Two meetings have been arranged for today. Mr. Macmillan will later visit Ankara for
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    Lock icon Sukarno signs RI citizens Bill
    33 1 a gjounced last night i the %th lk 29 CIU/(>nshi P Bill habitaml 11 p f rovidos for N| w Wttt Irian ?!?J Guinea becoming »»w citizens. Reuter
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    Lock icon U.N. votes 11-0 for special session on Middle East
    162 1 U.N. votes 11-0 for special session on Middle East qnHE UNITED NATIONS Security Council voted x unanimously last night for an emergency session of the General Assembly on the Middle East. The assembly will meet this afternoon (New York time). The United States, at the end of a six-hour session,
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    CHANG ON HIS WAY BACK TO BRITAIN
    345 1 CHANG ON HIS WAY BACK TO BRITAIN Straight from jail to airport to caUh plane JTJH. CHANG SHI II, a former Chinese newspaper reporter now working as a nuclear chemist In England, left Singapore last night as suddenly as he arrived on Wednesday. When ho arrived on board a BOAC
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    'SAUDI ARMY CONSPIRACY SMASHED'
    69 1 'SAUDI ARMY CONSPIRACY SMASHED' EGYPTIAN travellers from Saudi Arabia have brought back unconfirmed reports to Cairo that the Saudi Government recently discovered a plot In the army to overthrow it. The reports said five army officers were arrested. Observers, meanwhile, interpreted the sudden arrival of United Arab Republic Vice-President and
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    The fourth murder in 8 days
    61 1 The fourth murder in 8 days pOLICE this morning found Him Tnen Chong dead with srab wounds on the head and face at the junction of Penhas and Jellicoe Roads off Jalan Besar. Him, who lived in Joo Chiat Road, was believed to have been murdered, said a police spokesman
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    Lock icon Golda for London
    32 1 Mrs. Golda Meir, the Israeli Foreign Minister who Is now in Paris, plans to fly to London by next Monday at the invitation of the British Foreign Oflice. Reuter
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    Lock icon Royal holiday
    32 1 The Duchess of Kent and Princess Alexandra will leave London today for Italy, where they plan to spend some weeks with the Duchess's sister, Princess Paul of Yuposlavia. Re uter
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    Lock icon Monkey soars to 60,000 ft.
    46 1 A monkey which ascended in a United States Air Force balloon yesterday was found safe on the ground after the balloon burst at 60,000 It. The balloon also carried flies, frogs and goldfish. It is not known how they fared. Reuter
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    70,000 TROOPS IN MID. EAST
    864 2 Sobolev accuses: But Lodge says it's all false MR. HENKY CABOT lodge, vi the United States. said yesterday that a .statement by Russia earlier in the U.N. Security Council was its "c v s t o in a r y thoroughly falsified account of what
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    Lock icon How to make tall girls petite
    159 2 HPALL girls cannot be shrunk like Alice in Wonderland but hormone treatments could have kept them petite, the London British Medical Journal suggests. Daily doses of oestrogen hormones taken by adolescents for two or three years have been shown to reduce the ultimate height
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    Lock icon 'THREAT TO NEW GUINEA, PAPUA IN SOVIET MOVE'
    231 2 'THREAT TO NEW GUINEA, PAPUA IN SOVIET MOVE' AUSTRALIAN Prime Minister Robert Menzies yesterday called Russia's action In referring the Middle East crisis to the U.N. General Assembly "a deadly blow at the power and significance of the Security Council and was intended to be so.' Speaking before the Canberra
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    Lock icon Yes by Mac to latest Soviet plan
    302 2 Yes by Mac to latest Soviet plan ]\/|R HAROLD MAC lfl MILLAN, British Prime Minister, last! night told Mr Nikital p Khrushchev, Soviet Prime Minister, he accepted a special IN I General Assembly i meeting on the Middle East, but thought more progress could have been made at a summit
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    Lock icon INGRID NOW CANNOT MARRY
    144 3 INGRID NOW CANNOT MARRY «he public prosecutor t erday appealed I a decision by a Rome tribui M declaring invalid the Mexican marriage ol Swedish Stresi I nd Bergman and Italian film .director Roberto Rossellinl llu means that under Italian lan they are still husband *"d wife and Neither may
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    Lock icon Margaret grants wish of Texas schoolgirls
    201 3 Margaret grants wish of Texas schoolgirls 4 SCHOOL PETITION A brought Princess Margaret and 14-year-old Cherry S; avion, of Texas together In Montreal on Wednesday. Cherry travelled by air from her home in Austin, Texas, with her parents and brother specially to see the Princess, But she did not know
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    Lock icon Swiss tombs find
    24 3 Thirty tombs dating from the first century AD. have been found at Solduno near Locarno, Switzerland, it was announced yesterday. Reuter
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    Lock icon Russia flooding Australia with propaganda
    177 3 Russia flooding Australia with propaganda 'piIE Russian legation in Welling--1 ton, New Zealand, is circulating propaganda sheets to people in Australia, a Member of Parliament, Mr. H. J. Bate, said in the House of Representatives in Canberra yesterday. Mr. Bate asked the Minister for External Affairs, Mr. R. G. Casey,
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    Lock icon U.S. GETS SHARE TOO: NOTE TO MOSCOW
    136 3 THE UNITED STATES has demanded that Russia grant the U.S. Embassy in Moscow the unrestricted right to distribute Press releases, tlie State Department said yesterday. It made public a Note to Russia pointing out that the Soviet Embassy in Washington recently began wide
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    FELLOWSHIP PRESIDENT
    40 3 Mr. Andrew Lee, student leader of the Gan Eng Seng Students* Christian Fellowship and vicechairman of the Sunday Bible School Tract Club, has been elected President of the Inter-School Christian Fellowship and the business manager of the "Inter-School."
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    Lock icon 'CHEMICAL WAR' ON HUNTS
    103 3 THE League Against Cruel Sports yesterday served notice of chemical warfare on Britain's ancient sports of stag and fox hunting. The chemical trails laid by league volunteers around Exmoor, Western England, '•succeeded completely," the league said In a statement >n London yesterday. Pink-coated riders called ofT
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    Lock icon Jazz music on Horse Guards Parade
    176 3 Jazz music on Horse Guards Parade JAZZ and mambo music was heard in London last night on the Horse Guards' Parade— "holy ol holies" of British Guards —when 60 buglers and drummers of an American air force band took part in a Beat Retreat cereFirst ceremony The ceremony, organised oy
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    The Singapore Free Press Friday, Aug. 8. 1958. Opinion Dirty work for Mao?
    358 4 The Singapore Free Press Friday, Aug. 8. 1958. Opinion Dirty work for Mao? KHRUSHCHEV elected to to lvi:in^ Instead oi summoning Mao Tse-tung to Moscow. Then Khrush chev performed an apparent somersault on his demands fur summit talks. And straightaway much oi the Free World surmised the Mao had turned
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    The Invisible Battlefield
    956 4  -  TOM STAGEY BY Warning to the West: They'll keep on losing until... rvilE politicians of the Wesi ga- thered In London the oth >r day irf the shadow of an ugly defeat by Nasser and MOSCOV the Iraq rebellion. And later those same men of the Bagdad
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    BY THE WAY
    170 4 iftuivh com vjkxt year a single facll tory will be producing Tour million matches iin hour. According to the latest report Ol the match production section ot the Board oi stati itics, 17.5:50, 24i matches are truck every hour. This figure drops considerably bi tween 2 a.m.
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      23 4 DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING FOR YOUR HAPPY DAY P. H. HENDRY v nufftctuiinfl J** rl ~,h North BrWff Boadi Sin^apoi »i. Kuala I iim|iur
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      113 4 SSIDE I I by SIDE 1 Arabic broadcasts i week Egypt radio -168 Damascus ii Bagdad 97 Sana (Yemen) ii Arabic broadcasts a wetfk Moscow Radio •>•") East Germany Bratislava (Czech) 10 Bulgaria l Albania It Red China 1 Yugoslavia (Tito's) 130 Grand Total 500 Arabic broadcasts a week Cyprus
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    Dearer eggs if curb on imports, merchants warn
    262 5 Dearer eggs if curb on imports, merchants warn rr;i Singapore Eg^ Merchants Assoon yesterday icd Hi i. the price would go up ;i i rnment imj any restriction imports. j r ed a spokesman ol iciatlon when meriting on an appeal itry farmers to th< ■nt. to Impose a ion
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    Lock icon DULLES HOME
    30 5 Mr John Foster Dulles the U.S. Secretary of State. yesterday returned to Washington from two days of official talks with President Juscelino Kubitschck and other Brazilian leaders Reuter
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    Lock icon 15 yrs. jail for bomb-thrower
    53 5 Moshe Dweik, 26, was yesterday sentenced In Jerusalem to 15 years imprisonment for hurling a hand grenade In the Israeli parliament on October ~9 iasi year. The Premier Mr. David Ben Gurion, the Foreign Minister, Mrs. Golda Meir, and two other ministers were wounded in
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    Lock icon Cricket ace leaves £71,274
    131 5 iitf. I). R. JARDINE former England and Surrey crickei i?l captain, who died aged 57 In Switzerland In June Left £71,274, it was disclosed In his will published yesterday. Mr. jardiiic left his share oi property In Rhodesia to his son, Ewan, on attaining the age
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    PORT CHAPLAIN LEAVES
    112 5 SINGAPORE'S Port Chaplain, the Rev. Stuart McGee, who left Singapore in the Canton, said his biggest thrill while in the Colony, was to see so many different nationalities worshipping together in St. Andrew's Cathedral. Known as the Rugger playing padre, he said the future of rugger in
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    KETTLES ON HIRE MAY GO FOR $7.50
    160 5 KETTLES ON HIRE MAY GO FOR $7.50 about 8,700 house*v holders in Singapore may get a chance to own the electric kettles they are now using on hire I rum the City Council. They will have tc pa) only $7.50 each. a proposal to this effect is now being considered
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    ARCHITECTURE TESTS – RESULTS
    170 5 ARCHITECTURE TESTS RESULTS r rM!F, following candidate* I have passi d proficiency testa in architecture held in January as sponsored by the Institute Ol Architect:, Ol Malaya. INTERMEDIATE A' (DRAUGHTBM IN) Singapore and Johoir; Chrn Choa Mill, Arthur; Ohoo Sony VV..i Goli Khfam Chuah; I/OU Vim Sun<>; Jim Chin Hong;
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    70 miles of rural tracks will be completed this year
    120 5 TUit; Singapore Rural Board expects to complete Its programme of building 70 miles of rural tracks and pathways in 8 large area stretching from Pasir Panjang to Changi by the end ul this year. Mr. K. Ramalingam Deputy Chairman of
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      227 6 V^iituKi 1 by Sydney Jordan K^ TVIIS HVPMOTISM <M rsjC> r GOtwS TO BE I CO*M?CCT, TWEWE GOT CLEAN 1 TMCOSV Of VOUPS 1 OUT Of > fOOLED AGAIISJ TWEV AAuST P^T J COIONGL BUT J AWAY »'U CECOMMENO I SEEMS A BIT OUr(K j TMiS MOffLO* QE ABCXJNIO HECE
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      410 6 BORN today, you have a fine mi and are both intuitive and lo- gical in your thinking. Rea usually curbs your impulse, and sense of logical action tends to t malise your native originality, fact, you are a rather Intere I combination of forces, it g Qi s toward making
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      U.K. closing prices
      173 7 LONDON, \iu I'lt-vioils Today SO. I I{SS Clf> i sss 33 sk g«p| .-ers 23 buyers selli s sellers wH L ESS spot buyer 23 1 i bu.. i IJ 23 iU« l 1:, sellen tiißßl B WS BetUemenl i Sep< 23^ bu- ers 23 buyers 23%
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      New York prices
      97 7 NEW YORK. Aug. 7 Previous Today FIN Straits spot 95.75 nom. 95.50 nom. UN futures Straits Contract Sept. 94.87 buyers 94.75 buyers 95.87 sellers 95.50 sellers o*t 94.75 buyen 94.62 buyers 95.75 sellers 95.25 sellers roM Quiet. SALES: Nil RUBBER: Futures Sept 28.20 buyers 28.10 buyers 28.40
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      27 7 NEW YORK, Aug. 7 30 Industrials Previous Today 40 Domestic Bonda 89 36 89 31 iSf.^o |Q *7 is Stocks Composite Averages 173.79 174^86
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      U.S. PEPPER
      69 7 !^r spot and awaitine release, 28. afioata 27>-> to 27. Jrsl hall August shipment t' A 2l c alld f Lampong- spot JJd awaiting release 28, afloats to 27, first half August shipment 27, 26Vi cif. Sarawak unquoted. Muntok white spot and, awaiting release 43, afloats 42 to
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      80 7 LONDON, Aug. 7. C °PRA Philippine, c.i.f. Uk/ Previous Today NWh I.uropean ports delivered co^S! $i9s seiiers $i97< idto Earopean ports delivered (0 (on Vr'nl? ton A«*-/Sept. £72 nominal £72 nom. l OIL crude Straits f.nropoan ports in bulk (iovlVnn 115 £106 "B" £106 sellers if
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    Lock icon NEW GAINS AFTER WEAK START
    168 7 early uncer- "i the London market;; yesterdw Britain? lower "put figure for tren° d We^ he recen t firm on 1 1 V"; later resumed '■''",!> ye demand and. had h?«' 10sp furt her gain. many "^^hed in Mtls of the mar V; ng chaw
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    Lock icon Children at teaching exhibition
    51 7 This group of students from the Nanyang Girls' School were among hundreds of visitors to the annual exhibition of the Teachers' Training College in Paterson Road. The two-day exhibition, which ended yes- terday, was aimed at demonstrating how to stimulate children's interest in learning. picture. Free
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    Wonderful news, say airline operators
    191 7 Wonderful news, say airline operators A IRLINE operators In Sin- gapore were delighted to hear that the Government had decided to go ahead with the utility part of the $8,000,000 terminal building in Paya Lebar airport. "That is wonderful news, said the manager of a big airline. But airline operators
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    LITTLE POLICE WEEK No. 3: SCHEME GAINS IN POPULARITY
    173 7 RESIDENTS of Nee Soon Village will be enter- tamed by the Singapore Police Force when 1 the "Little Police Week" opens there tonight. On each of the three nights, of the "week", the Nee Soon Police Station will be open to
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    Lock icon IRAQ'S ROYAL NURSE SAFE
    43 7 A Foreign Office spokesman said yesterday that Mrs. Florence Hazeldine, British children's nurse to the Royal Family in Bagdad arhen King Faisal of Iraq vas murdered, had return;d to Britain. She is 'safe and quite veil." he added. Reuter
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      118 7 Today's radio programme 1.15 p.m. Sweet and Lively: 1.30 Time Signal and News- 1.45 Fun and Frolic; 2.00 Close Down; 5.00 String Serenade; 5.30 At the Piano: 5.45 Radio Ranch; 6.00 Mailbag. Saro.iini Lourdes plays your requests; 630 Living in the Country, by lan Hope; G. 45 Lights On 6.5H
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      42 7 SINGAPORE HIGH TIDES TODAY: 4.03 p.m. TOMORROW: 5.04 a.m. and 4.58 p.m. SUNDAY; 6.55 a.m. and 6.09 p.m. MONDAY: 8.44 a.m. and 7.27 p.m. TUESDAY: 9.37 a.m. and 8.33 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 10.15 a.m. and 9.23 p.m. THURSDAY: 10.50 a.m. and 10.08 p.m.
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    BATTLE OF THE FLOWERS
    237 8 A fragrant tune was had by all ITALY made the first ever bits from its own battle of foreign challenge in Jersey's flowers— featuring a fountain world-famous Battle of Flowers with a perfume jet. last week. The municipality of This exh.bit took the An.-* San Remn
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    MEET THE BOY WHO GREW UP TOO SOON
    414 8  -  Logan Gourlay By it too late. Separating the young lovers isn't going to solve anything. The problem was crystallised when he said: "Andrew was a film star at 11." E It is the old show business problem of what hap- S pens
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    SIGN HERE PLEASE!
    60 9 SIGN HERE PLEASE! P Italian actress Gia Scala surrounded by a throng of eag- a I er autograph hunt- I I ers at the Sixth i I Annual Interna- a tional Film Festi- R raZ zn sa?i Sebastian 1 Spain, which is be- f ii n g attended by stars
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    You can't keep good dogs down
    74 9 All packed up and with somewhere to go are these appealing Pembroke Corgi puppies who made sure they wouldn't be left behind on the family's Bank Holiday jaunt. Although they're only youngsters, tragedy hit the pups early: they lost their mother, Dinah, through a
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    KUWAIT 'CLANSMAN' ADOPTS THE THE KILT
    581 10  - KUWAIT 'CLANSMAN' ADOPTS THE THE KILT W. Ramsay By IT looks as if the oil-rich state of Kuwait in the Persian Gulf is going to be the locale of mi explosive outburst in the not too distant future but, for a change, the situation that promises to develop there is
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    Lock icon NEW EGYPT STAMPS
    123 10 4 NEW set of five commemorative stamps I issued on the 6th Anniversary of the revolution of July 23rd 1952 and titled "Industrial "Egypt" issued by the United Arab Re- > public "Egypt" Postmaster General. They are sold in five different colours, one for each, arranged in
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    Mrs. Doyle is sailing away
    193 10 Mrs. Doyle is sailing away FIFTY ONE YEAR OLD Mrs. Gwendoline Doyle booked a passage to Australia with Mr. Peter Okajima, aged 26. because, she says, she wanted *o get away from the house where two men in her life died tragically. But she faces trouble as the 20.186-ton liner
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    'DEVIL'S DISCIPLE'
    192 10 £750,000 LINE-UP I OF STARS IN TRING PARK) THERE was a smell of gunpowder on the summer air in Tring Park, Lord Rothschild's 500-acre Hertfordshire estate. Redcoats glowered at Colonial troops. An out-of-this-world village was growing amid the greenery. But no, Lord Roths- child was not trying to
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    WHAT MAKES A PRIZEWINNER?
    803 11  -  THE LENSMAN By nII) you ever *«P D think that a photo[rap hie exhibition udge has a Heart? such a nc< pi il(>- photographers tend \o forget it. some snapshooters have i Sal Picture of a pre-JJpiv-focused udges ey; S and Closing in a second Just
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    Birthday pictures are a must...
    299 11 Birthday pictures are a must... older children cutting the cake is the highlight of the day. It is likely that most birthday snapshooting- will be done indoors. This means that you'll certainly want to use photoflash as your light source. You could do it with photoflood lighting, but it will
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    Lock icon 'Nehru's stand is not neutral' charge
    176 12 'Nehru's stand is not neutral' charge Mr. Raja Huthe< slngh, a brother in-hiw of the [ndian Prime Mini t< r, said that Mr. Nehru's statement on c .siini:>ni conf< rence \2U f wet k showed u li I evidence of our basi i neutrality." Mr. Nehru said In a peech
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    Lock icon 'Ban the H-bomb'
    22 12 A nine-day world conference against atom and hydrogen bombs is scheduled to open in Tokyo on Aumist 12.- U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Sukarno not a Red, says Ambassador
    175 12 riMiK new Indonesian Am--1 bassador tO Pakistan, Dr, Tjokroadisumarto, said iii Karachi that "it is not ti uc that Dr. Sukarno the Indonesian President) Is a Communist." The 49-year-old diplomat, who had just presented his credential, to the Pakistani President, told reporters, "it is
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    Lock icon Cambodia PM for Peking parleys
    194 12 Cambodia PM for Peking parleys PRINCE Norodom Sihanouk, the Cambodian Prime Minister, who announced his country's recognition of Communist China last month, is due to leave for Peking and New Delhi, according to Western diplomatic sources in Bangkok. fo meet Nehru Th(? sources expressed fears that the Premier might decide
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    Lock icon H.K. FISHING FLEET MUST JOIN RED CO-OP OR BE IDLED
    320 12 H.K. FISHING FLEET MUST JOIN RED CO-OP OR BE IDLED THE Hong Kong fishermen's union is appealing to anti-Communist nations in South-East Asia for permission to fish in their waters. This follows Red China's action in closing the traditional fishing grounds in the Pearl River Estuary to Hong Kong's fishing
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    Lock icon To visit India
    22 12 President Jusctlino Kubitrhok of Brazil Is ok pected to pay a state visit to India later this vcar. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon A-pollution of the air is 'worsening'
    447 12 A- pollution of the air is 'worsening' Glimpses r riiK Japanese meteorological agency has told v 1 Internationa] GeophysicaJ Assembly im-rij/'.B in Moscow that study of radioactive rainu indicates that the worlds atmosphere I coming Increasingly "dirty." m rhe agency also disclosed that radioactivity I airborne dust i< ''steadily Increasing
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    The U-boat that flew the white ensign
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    Lock icon Two more world records on fast Dublin track
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    180 16 rpEAMSTERS' union official Frank Kierdori who claimed he was set alight by two unknown men last Monday, died yesterday in hospital at Pontiac, Michigan. Chief assistant prosecutor George F. Taylor said that a half-hour before the 56--year-old ex-convict died the "human torch"
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