The Singapore Free Press, 12 September 1958

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    19 1 The Singaspore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper No. *****. Singapore, Friday, September l'J, 1958. Price L 5 Ctft
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    Lock icon NO APPEASEMENT, BUT U.S WILL NEGOTIATE
    345 1 NO APPEASEMENT, BUT U.S WILL NEGOTIATE 1 don't think there will be war, says Ike, and hints at peace plan PRESIDENT EISENHOWER TOLD THE AMERICAN NATION LAST NIGHT THAT HE DID NOT BELIEVE THE SITUATION IN THE FORMOSA STRAIT AREA WOULD LEAD TO WAR BUT MADE IT CLEAR THAT THE
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    Lock icon Khrushchev quits resume holiday
    209 1 Khrushchev quits resume holiday THK Soviet Foreign Ministry press department in Moscow last night 1 confirmed reports that Premier Nikita Khrushchev had resumed the Crimean vacation he interrupted last week for "urgent matters" including the Far Eastern crisis. a Stalingrad report said that visiting Mr. Khrushchev, speaking there, had repeated
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    Lock icon Peking entry still barred
    160 1 sources at the United Nations in New TT York predicted last night that the forthcoming General Assembly, due to open next week, will reject debate on Communist Chinese representation in the United Nations by about the same vote as last year. The Assembly voted 48 to
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    Sympathy in Britain
    64 1 NT Eisenhower's J statement oi for talks with 1 China on the 1 P« crisis coupled refusal to be la"flfi by threats met general sympathy in irly today. declined to comthe statement > ding H study by minis--1 i! > the morning. recognised here that question remains
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    Lock icon U.K. STANDBY PLEDGE TO U.S. ON FORMOSA?
    223 1 U.K. STANDBY PLEDGE TO U.S. ON FORMOSA? MR RANDOLPH CHURCHILL, son of sir Winston Churchill, said in 0 newspaper article her- 1 last night Britain was not going to let the United States down over Quemoy or Matsu. He said he was lucky enough to see the Prime Minister last
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    RUBBER PRICE
    32 1 October first grade rubber buyers fob. opened in Singapore this morning at 81} cents per lb., up onequarter of a cent on jresterday's closing price The tone was or, irt
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    WE WANT A PEACEFUL SOLUTION But THERE WILL BE NO APPEASEMENT BE NO APPEASEMENT
    1749 2 WE WANT A PEACEFUL SOLUTION But THERE WILL BE NO APPEASEMENT BE NO APPEASEMENT Eisenhower analyses Formosa Strait situation and tells nation' THF following is tin" lc\l o| Pi c sidi'ii! I jsrnliowrr's i ;idio television add rcss on the Fown si Strait crisis: I want to Ulk tO you
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    Thrills assured at gymkhana
    212 2 luiE Singapore Polo club's gymkhana at Thomson Road on Sunday promises to be a colourful show with thrills nnd fun galore. The organisers have arranged a non-stop, fastmoving show lasting from 2.30 to 7.45 p.m. Besides competitions and displays of skill on horseback there will be
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    39 3 picture Miss Narna/ic lirideh, who is one of the candidate! leeking election to the University of Malaya Students' Union. She is wn Kivinc an addnss to her "electorate" at thf IniviTsity's Dunr.irn Road flnstrl ouadranKle last evenings- Free Press
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    66 3 Dicture. Although this sum- rj mer has hardly been worthy of its name S holiday makers to the 2 beaches of Britain have E been rewarded with a spells of sunshine for 5 their disregard of the s j; weather. Si During one of the E bright spells Jenny Powell
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    Lock icon A MYSTERY TERROR BOMB
    64 3 THE explosion cf a bc:..o in a Greek Cypriot monastery garden in the outskirts of Nicosia early yesterday was attributed by Greek Cyriots to the "English underground organisation" A.K.O.E. (Anti-Killers Organisation of Expatriates). The bomb caused no damage or casualties. Cypriots said the wor«1 A.K.O.E. was
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    Lock icon 'BANG' GOES ANOTHER U.K. TEST H-BOMB
    255 3 Big Three agree on A-ban talks, then... lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIII H-BOMB was dropped by a Vickers Valiant aircraft over hristmas Island yesterday, the Air Ministry stated in London last night The bomb was successfully exploded at a high altitude over the Central Pacific, the Ministry of
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    FRENCH KILL 15 REBELS
    25 3 Fifteen rebels were killed and eight captured when French troops surrounded a band of Algerian Nationalists in the Constantine area yesterday.
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      105 3 Try these delicious freshly made S.C.S. SAUSAGES Beef SMI els. per llk Pork S 1.2.1 per llk Tanglin $1.55 per llk and PIES Pork, Chicken Ham, Veal Ham, Veal Ham Egg, York etc SINGAPORE COLD STOIAGE CO. LTD. AH rt CdtJ Ri the opening ol theii eQlarged, renova 1 Air
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    The Singapore Free Press Friday, Seo, 12, 1958. Opinion NEW GOVT. PROJECTS
    212 4 The Singapore Free Press Friday, Seo, 12, 1958. Opinion NEW GOVT. PROJECTS GOVERNMENT ha S announced a plan to make Singapore self-sufficient first in cigarettes and later in matches. To raise the capital for these ambitions projects, it is proposed to set up an investment corporation to which the public
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    Russians, Americans may meet at the South Pole
    311 4 Russians, Americans may meet at the South Pole THIS is the area j„ 12 countries are engaging in International Geophysical Year projects. AMERICAN Air Force Globemasters will start a big air drop" at tin 4 South Pole about Nov. l. ushering in the most important season of Antarctic exploration and
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    Lock icon Major switch of staff
    309 4 Major switch of staff 1959 because of the brief period open for seasonal operation^ In the Polar regions. After Dec. 31 international co-operation will bt fostered by an international special committee for Antarctic research. Eisenhower proposal Meanwhile negotiations are proceeding among 12 countries looking towards a conference and convention proposed
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    LOCAL-MADE MATCHES WILL COST US MORE IN LONG RUN
    427 5 LOCAL-MADE MATCHES WILL COST US MORE IN LONG RUN Import ban? One man says it's practical, another gives a warnina- \0 experts gpoke yesterday on the Government's plan to manuartisrc matches locally and to prohibit imports One said it was uctical proposition. The other said it was not. Ie ol
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    53 5 picture Co-stars Maria Schell E (left) of Germany and Italy's Antonella Lualdl E turn from the screen E with a smile while attending the ftala show of their film at the Venice film festival. The film "Une Vie" E (A Life) is based on E E Guy cle Maupassant's E
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    Lock icon Chevalier is 70
    23 5 Lee Chevalier threw party at his counime near Paris last for a few special mark his 70th ■thday today.- Reuter
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    They want poisonous mushrooms
    89 5 Singapore chemists are trying to trace the type of mushroom which causes food poisoning, Cases ol mushroom poisoning appear to become more frequent. During last year there were i .> case.-* whore people were 111 alter eating mushrooms A spokesman of the Singapore Department oi Chemistry
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    Hindi school to stage show
    63 5 The Singapore Netaji Hindi High School will hold variety show In th< Victorla Memorial Hall on ot 31 in aid ot the school building fund The chool, v hich hfl 133 China c Malay, Indoi c lan. Ceylonese, Pakistani and [ndlan student most 01 them
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    AAS OFFERS CASH PRIZES TO MEMBERS
    77 5 /^ASH prizes will be offered to every member of the Automobile Association of Singapore who introduces a new member. They will, in addition, receive the commission previously offered for this scheme. The "double offer" will hold good unti! December 31. Several hundred members had
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    Lock icon 'Varsity shelled'
    27 5 The Peking New China News Agency said National!. shell., from Quemoy fell around Anioy University on ihe China mainland on Tuesday, causing property damage. U.P.I.
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    R.A.F. Seletar open to public on Sept. 20
    157 5 f^ijic the firsfl time i! vi Seletai will be "at home" F to the s,n:;.ipnir public uhrn in force stations E in tin Colony celebrate the Battle ol Britain on E s«pt :o Between i p »>» ;«»>fi "> p.m. the public
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    REPLY TO AID OFFER AWAITED
    209 5 THE Government is still waiting for a reply from the Singapore Shoemakers Co-operative Society Ltd. to the Government offer to supply premises for a central workshop. The society, had asked the Industrial Promotion Board for help to build a factory and buy equipment. A spokesman
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      362 6 11OHN today. j, u have I> flexible mind, v nature is strj n lei i V 1 :f* th( igh It could si 13 n large portion o! m eventuall 5 wni come out form o| active i Kpri g You are high-temp< to fly off the handl< v i
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    37 7 picture Mr. Morarji Dcsai. g I Indian Finance Minister, seen in London B with Rfrs. Vi.jaya Lak- g I shmi Pandit, the Indian High Commissioner, 1 against a background of a portrait of Mahat- ma Gandhi.- Popper
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      154 7 Trevious loduv 1 ItSS c.i.f ii"i i- buyi i. 23\ in; 23 Hlers 23' sellers O«t 23% buyers 24 eUei ,!ers Iv i N <" i BSS 23 buyers 23 tiers > sv i r-- Setttaatnl :1 i sellers 24 sellers N M 24 buyer; 23 buyers
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      New York prices
      92 7 NEW YORK, Sept. I Previous Today i /llt 94.62 nom. 95.25 norn futures 1 Sepi 93.37 buyer 94.00 buyers 94.37 seller.- 96.00 sellers Oii i; 25 buyers 93.87 bu 94.25 sellers 95.00 sell* Quiet. SALES: Nil IER: Futures Si>j>t. 29.35 buyers 29.20 buyer 29.36 seller- 29.50 ellei
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      31 7 I NEW YORK, Sept. I I Previous Todaj 0 Industrials 516.20 520.43 11 Railroads 131.71 132.49 tomestic Bonds 87.41 87.27 litios 79.63 7.0.87 ks Composite Averages 176.57 177.77
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      U.S. PEPPER
      62 7 I spot 27V awaiting 27, afloats 27 to 2(j September shipment 26 c and Lainpong release 27. 27 to 26 first half Aboi\ prices quoted September shipment 26*2, 26^4 cif. Sarawak unquoted. Muntok white spot 40, awaiting relea 3D':, afloats 39 to 38 1 ana first hah September
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      97 7 I LONDON, Sept ll t'revious Today COPRA Philippinei c.l.f. U.K. >ith European ports delivered i;iit per ion" ton Sept./ Oct. $208 sellers $208 resellers OI'i; V straits, c.i.f. U.K-/North iropetn ports delivered relghl per long ton Scpt./Oct. £75 quoted £75 quoted COCONUT OIL crude Straits cJ.t.
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    TINS ARE BETTER
    158 7 NDON stock market: iintained a arm tom rday although coridi- ere quieter pendiiv Idem Eisenhower 1 h On the Far Easi ition, •< dampening in encea were the over setback on Wall and the fall it 1 Kingdom steel pro I ton for August. f 'Pea of
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    COIR TO GET BIG BOOST
    217 7 Rubber can start new Spore industry 1.11%111*Y tor all atti livmk the Industrial Pro--1 motions Board in Singapore has found another use i'or rubber to give springy comfort to mattresses and upholstery mack' ot coconut coir. The finished product will cost much less than material.,
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    SANDYS FOR U.S.
    28 7 Mr. Duncan Sandys. Britain's Minister of Defence, will Visit the United State; from September 22 to October 4. it was announced In London yesterday. -Reuter.
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    Lock icon Dior's successor in London
    82 7 M, 81 Laurent, ihe year old successor to the late M, 'hi'.s! Lan Dior, pa Id hi., first vi. It to London y- terday. it was a brlei visit, to dl& cUgg with the Duche: 8 ol Mariborougn and the Brl tish Red cro i authoritle
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    Sufety railiny sought
    128 7 Sufety railiny sought ESIDENTB I Bahru want railings to be put up between an b fchtfoot deep mon oon drain and B 30 yard loot path to prevent iple from falling into the drain The footpath whirl) runs alongside the dr...:. join! Outram Road to Be] g Poh Road and
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      63 7 yiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i SINGAPORE I IHICH TIDES! TODAY: 10.18 a.m. and E 9»58 p.m. E TOM OR ROW: 10.48 i E a.m. and 10. 10 p. in SUNDAY: 11.19 a.m. and 1 1.25 p.m. E MONDAY: 11.53 a.m. E TI'FSDAY: 0.10 a.m. E and 12.29 p.m. WEDNESDAY: o 58 a m.
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      120 7 Todays radio programme 116 p.m. Sweet and ely; 1.30 Time SJ fnal and News; 1.45 Fun and Frolic; 2.00 Close Down; 5.00 String Serenade; 5 30 At Piano; 545 Radio Ranch; I I Mail Bag', Sarojini Lourdes pi your requests; 6.45 Lights On; 6.53 Announcements and Sini pore Share Market
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    WHERE THE SKY IS THE LIMIT
    297 8 WHERE THE SKY IS THE LIMIT -And Britain's shop window! QNCE again Britain's aircraft achievements were on show to the world last week at the Fornborough show. The day before the official opening a 20 000 preview crowd watched fanstastically rolling Victor and Vulcan bombers, o fast-flying Royal Navy team,
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    Buyers with to UNKNOWN
    127 8 Buyers with to UNKNOWN /Ibor^ /5 a general view of the Farnborouyh Air Show showing the crowds 0/ visitors inspecting some oj the ISO planes and helicopters on display. More than 7,000 potential buyers from overseas, including Russia are visiting the show which is the shop window of Britain's aviation
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    THE UP AND DOWN PLANE
    88 8 htS of th.s year's ihow tlir Short Bi >then S..C I. vertical take oH re It is ihe world's first i' t ain raft oi th s kind C)M(i lepends for lifting DOWei on vertical down drofi jets thai can be ',ccn in the above
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    In 2 places at once—almost
    78 9 In 2 places at once— almost Seen for the first time was the Avro Vulcan Mark II bomber which flew over Farnborough carrying the stand-off bomb. It was 2.50 in the afternoon when it flew over the show site then an hour later, Canadian time, it flew over the Canadian
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    NOW THAT £8 MIL. QUESTION Are TV quizzes
    686 10  -  Terence Lancaster By TIIK bosses oi America's commercial television are asking them selves a $24,00(),0(M) question "Can we save the quiz shows?" A S24.00(),000 question because thai is the sum over £8,570.000 wiih-h is to be snout on time and talent in
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    WHY SHOULD I SHAKE HIS HAND?
    232 10 WHY SHOULD I SHAKE HIS HAND? ASKS CHAPMAN PINCHER A ONE-TIME Gorman who was responsible for the violent death 01 maiming of more than 9.000 British civilians i. being honoured in Amsterdam by Englishmen. He is 46-year-old Dr Wemher yon Braun, the handsome, bull-shouldered scientist who invented the V 2
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    IMPACT
    77 11 WAI KING ALONG TIM. kVEMENT," a Bronze edai print at the Sixth an Malayan Exhibition, iken by hia Chee Wai Singapore. Salon judge Ir. P.L. Chan comfmTot this picture is bropriate. Lines are leasing and direction is ten suggested by both he man and the car. [istraction is caused
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    Nude girl on a high building
    319 11 JHK call for picture ideas with IMPACT brought forth ;i barrage of crazy notions that had your photographic editor reeling, One ol the most enterprising enthusiasts to send in suggestions was Mr. Choo Te'ow Ton, who wanted to pose a nude model doing a
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    PROPS CAN MAKE OR BREAK YOUR PICTURES
    308 11 PROPS CAN MAKE OR BREAK YOUR PICTURES ,U HM of a one-track mind? Lucky for you, when it tomes to putting props in you, ctures. Props those incidental objects we use to "drey I a photo have a way of getting out of hand, roi 11 pictures, props should be
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    SNAP SHOTS Shower shy?
    218 11 SNAP SHOTS Shower shy? FlSiitaiMfcix, hikers, and anybody else who may he to tiny v camera through a suower don't risk pelting a sodden ;ind unh.ippy piece oi equipment! (iood idea is to carry your photo fear in a waterproof bag. Water i s str.ct.y for the toh and has
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    YOUR QUERIES Big close-ups
    190 11 YOUR QUERIES Big close-ups CEMENT ii rubber ecu I!1 [table fof mounttng pi int hnapshot ft/6 ■>" It i;; v. .('(.1. Ol COUI !l it noi rcconinK nded f< >r maximum permanenc< i thfl ilphui compoun I i üblx r cemenl will "> i tually tend to tain and dl
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    SIMPLICITY
    69 11 streaks ana blotches the background and dark shadows on the vase. Print quality is good in that the tone of the white frangippani is brought to near life. This print won a Silver Medal. "SIMPLICITY" by Chan Yew Fal of Kuala Lumpur. One of the three judges for the
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    Friday Photography Page
    558 11 jun behind the camera." This was reasonably good advice since such tactics assured good flat over-all lighting. If you want to make extra dramatic and unusual pictures, however, do not be afraid to break that rule and take pictures when the sun Is either well to one
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    Lock icon Peking now Warns South Korea
    365 12 Peking now Warns South Korea pOMMUNIST Chinese Premier Chou Enlai has served a warning to Sout h Kore i ror "clamouring frantically about marching northward." The Peking l< :uit r alci: "The withdrawal ol t;.--Chinese people's volunt< prs from Korea on their own Initiative does not mean that the Chinese
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    FOOD PRICES IN INDIA UP BY 20 PC. IN YEAR
    200 12 FOOD PRICES IN INDIA UP BY 20 PC. IN YEAR OOD PRICES through year to their highes deficit in annual produc Hardest hit areas a drought is threatening tion claims there have b out India have risen by nearly 20 per cent, this t since independence following a 6,000,000-ton tion.
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    Lock icon Japan Deep findings
    109 12 Japan Deep findings haptatn Georges Houot. I; commander of the ocean plumbing bathyscaphe which recently operated off the Japanese coast, on his return to Toulon told the press of the (kinuers attending the dumping oi radioactive waste matter Ui the ocean depths. Captain Houot said strong under-sea currents could spread
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    Lock icon INDUSTRIAL EXPANSION POSES PERIL TO PAKISTAN
    233 12 INDUSTRIAL EXPANSION POSES PERIL TO PAKISTAN I)AKISTANI Finance Minister Am j ad Ali said in Karachi that the survival of his country woula be in peril n we do not halt industrial development and bend our entire energy toward agricultural development." Winding up a live-hour debate on Pakistan's present economic
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  • Glimpses
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      54 12 The To Mainichi Shinbun sc the latest m sage of Soviet Pm Mm i m N i k i 1 1 X hnshchi v tfie Uniu States k given an It I pression thai is icas"cow nig fire" for Pdm which was ready to n sume ambassadorial iai< i with
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      22 12 The pro M malisl Wm Jakarta I deka support ilcelaUm its diSl •Uh J 1 in the North MUi^t "cod war".- U.P.I.
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      12 12 Japan and P I opened I I a new trade "1 U.P.I.
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      30 12 Leading Chii sationa In th, haw cabled c alisi Chii Ministry convey l and h: men "our lull fervent pi may Ultln ov<t the < ,avi den par' 01 i U.P.I.
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      9 12 South k Vietnam b lign n trad says <) Reuter
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      13 12 1 Soviet Presi KA fft Voro^hilov will visit Ir.flfl this w lnter Reuter
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      40 12 i The Ja] tm c Maritti Safety Board has wane all Japanese fishing boat and other vessels Bj the Formosa Strait to giv advar.ro information Q their sailings to Nation alist China's harbour au thorities I prevent v unforese Reuter
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      35 12 Madame Tran Van Chuon has been appointed i observer for South Viet nam to the Unite! Na tions. She 3 the wife 0 the Vii tnamese Aa b as. sartor th( UnlH States. U.P. I.
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      27 12 The United States Goto mem has announced iti Investing an addition! U5521. 500,000 in Nation alist China's big Shlhna power and Irrigation pro Ject in Formosa.- U.P.I.
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      25 12 Party sai in Jakartatk Com- i china's C barp Quemoy j i tample" to indent sia in seeking to "1% JW the lisputed «r« U.P.I.
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      35 12 The Philippines will ask the S.E.A.T.O. military advisers conference meeting in Bangkok in midSeptember to assess the Formosa crisis and its implications on the treaty Btcretarj i, Mls vJj announced in M, nil ;l U.P.I.
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    149 14 HERB ELLIOTT, the world's fastest mller, we terday held talks with Leo Leavltt. a promoter from Honolulu who has off( !< fi him M 5750,000 to turn profei Blonal. Elliott, who c father and mother sat in on the disCU ion, made no decision. He and
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    714 14 THE Sydney Turi Club has decided to ban bookmakers t fmU mid-week meetings at Canterbury (Sydney) race couhm a trial period scheduled to start on January 1 next year W)h meetings, all bets will have to be made on the totalisator
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    225 15 Peter May says it with a century pETER May. England's tall elegant ;aptain said goodbye to the New Zealanders yesterday at Scarborough With bis fifth century off their attack this summer, May. batting witn ".mit power and grace, hit 131 to enable T.N, Pearce's xi to declare at 313 for
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    20 15 The Australian Table Tennis Association lias decided to support the move to ban the sponge bat Reuter
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    23 15 Results in last nights British Rugby Union matches were: Cardiff 5 Ranji Walk-rs XV 17; Rcdruth 8 Metropolitan Polico 6. Reuter
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    230 16 'FLY OVER CHINA' ORDER TO U.S. PILOTS Moor down any Red planes that attacn says cww-c rpilE COMMANDER of the U.S. naval task force in the Formosa strait said yesterday iiis carrier based pilots had been ordered to keep JO miles off the China coast but to carry out "hot
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    38 16 picture. Prof. Lim Sheng y 2 Yang, explaining his E revolutionary painting of the Empress Dowa- E E ger in the Fa Men 5 Temple to Mr. Lee Siow E Mong, president of the China Society. Free Press
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