The Singapore Free Press, 18 September 1958

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    15 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper vHigupore, ThurxUy, September 18, 1958. Price 15CU.
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    Lock icon US 'top secret' device lost in disaster
    94 1 US 'top secret' device lost in disaster THE New York Journallerican reported i relay that U.S. Army intelligence officers were searching for a "super secret" RUielod missile mechanism, believed lost m the Elizabeth. New Jersey, train disaster Monday. The i paper said the dewai being ccrried by an army courier
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    Car men again picket works
    52 1 F t employees of the Cars workshop. •re sacked on TuesM lowing an afternoon's rom work, picketed pany's premises for nd day this mornhave put up strike on the barred iron he workshop. Minister for Labour re, Mr. Lim Yew ill meet represrntathe workers and
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    Lock icon NICKEL FIND
    21 1 eld of nickel has vered near Bealn Northern Tas"ur member for id m the House i ntatlvrs last Reuter
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    Lock icon TYPHOON GROUNDS TOKYO PLANES
    89 1 tiooris and torrtlni today I phoon H( Tokyo at 30 miles MT :o reported md foreign alr--1 W( n lied from Tokyo when frint," winds In excess of 70 milr> an hour struck the Tokye and Kanto area. me storm has alr< brought the heaviest rainfall
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    Lock icon U.S. TELLS CHIANG: NO BOMBS ON MAINLAND
    219 1 n ENERALISSIMO CHIANG KA I XJ SHEK has been told by United States authorities that the supply line to Quemoy can be kept open without aerial attacks on artillery and air and naval bases on the Chinese mainland. Authoritative sources, reporting this yesterday,
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    Lock icon SHIPS MADE 100-MILE TRIP TO LAND SUPPLIES
    119 1 SHIPS MADE 100-MILE TRIP TO LAND SUPPLIES THE three Nationalist landing ships that reached the Quemoy beaches yesterday made a 100--mile trip from the Pescadores under escort by U.S. and Nationalist war vessels, it was learned m Taipeh. American sources said Nationalist techniques of handling cargo from landing craft under
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    Lock icon 70 runaway girls are still missing
    53 1 70 runaway girls are still missing Cilasoow police were I busy yesterday rounding up 20 girls who staged a breakout the previous nißht from an approved ol on the city outskirts Tii' i h< twecn 15 and wearing blue unlfoi -I white aprons So far 16 1 and returned to
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    RUBBER PRICE
    12 1 le rubb r mornlni per lb.. up thi ir ton«
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    Dock drama as 250 banishees sail for China
    215 1 FIVE HOURS after they arrived at Port Swettenham, waving their fists and screaming "Long live the Malayan Communist Party," 250 banishees from the Federation and Singapore sailed for Canton, this morning. Only police saw the Norwegian ship Hoi Ying sail at 8.40
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    Lock icon U.S. MAY TAKE ISSUE TO UN.
    208 1 5 'jillh UNITED M All s will probably bring the siti. tion m the Formosa Strait j before the United Nations if the ambassadorial talks m Warsaw fail, it was learned j m New York yesterday. American U.N. delegation sources declined to say specii
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    Lock icon U.K. EASING CURBS ON $ IMPORTS
    364 2 U.K. EASING CURBS ON IMPORTS Colonial govts. also urged to relax restrictions PRJTAIN yettanUj annoumed the lifting of rt*strittions on certain I'nited Slates and Canadian dollar imports and held out the hope of further removals of controls on consumer goods and foodstuffs next year. Sir David Eccles, president of the
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    Lock icon Libya joins the World Bank
    16 2 ioiiifd the tnternational Moi i 1 and (ho World H U.P.I.
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    Lock icon JAYNE GOES TO COURT WITH MICKY
    84 2 JAYNE GOES TO COURT WITH MICKY 1 (.'TRESS Juyne Mansiield and ijcr husband, Micky Hargitay. appeared m court m Los Ang. terday to pn against a claim by Micky's former wife for additional child support payments. Mrs. Mary Hargitay, 29, who divorced her brawny husband two yearj ago, asked for
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    Lock icon DESAI: RED CHINA TRADE HURTS INDIA
    197 2 /COMPETITION from Communist China has affected India's textile markets, Mr. Morarji Desai, Indian Finance Minister, told reporters m Montreal last night. He said that any competition could hurt and, m the matter of textiles, it had certainly caused a reduction m India's sales m
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    Lock icon Fords and union fix up new contract
    162 2 Fords and union fix up new contract T'HE Ford Motor Company J and the United Auto Workers' Union reached agreement yesterday on a strike-ending three-year contract which the U.A.W. will try to extend to all 600,000 workers In the car industry m the United States. Ford and union leaders said
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    Lock icon TITO FOR CAIRO
    14 2 President Tito is expected to visit Cairo late this year Reuter
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    Lock icon Italy bans '707'
    31 2 An information service at Rome's Ciamplno airport .said yesterday that the Italian civil Aviation Ministry had refused permission for Boeing 707 jet liners tn l.n.H In Italy. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Peking's bid for UN seat delayed
    312 2 Peking's bid for UN seat delayed I T lIE l urn* I s v »ieerini com ml «ee yesterday £5 poned until today Yon 5 slderation of th, proposal to srai f. hln «w Cfniinunist* the U n *ted Nations Charles Malik of u le Jhaf I J.° n anni)
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    Lock icon TV SETS GALORE BUT ONLY THREE HOUSES IN 200 HAD BATHS
    98 2 A SURVEY of 200 ho; a1 Morley, Yorkshire, that 125 had television sets— but only th had baths. Four houses had scpni water i ome Yorke lion bftckl lnvatoip s j X had running wat< revealed by M nk
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    Lock icon 'CREATE MORE JOBS IN JAMAICA' PLEA TO BRITAIN
    134 3 'CREATE MORE JOBS IN JAMAICA' PLEA TO BRITAIN ii forman Manley, Chief Minister of Jamaica, M has left London to report to his homo govt on Britain's racial problems and steps d to deal with it. has been investigating racial troubles m B inhad a final talk with the Colonial
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    Lock icon Notting Hill riots: More sent for trial
    110 3 Notting Hill riots: More sent for trial VINE coloured men and one white man were sent for trial at the Old Bailey, Central CriI Court, m London yesterday In connection ial disturbances. line coloured men. all charged with carnsive weapons m the Notting Hili o1 a fortnight ago, were remanded
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    Choice not yet made
    31 3 riONB for the i tary to the Cultural Advisory '»w beinK conthe Public srrilon Slow Moiir. the retarj to the Ministry and f the council, on had
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    Lock icon 1,000 LAMBS FLOWN IN FOR WEDDING FEAST
    88 3 1,000 LAMBS FLOWN IN FOR WEDDING FEAST FEASTJ iTUVO thousand guests 1 Will si| at a 1,000- J yard long banquet 4 4 table today at a wed- dins between Emir Wo- hammed, son of Saudi I Arabia's crown Prince Faisal. and (Vfuna, daughtei of Assam 4 Pasha of Egypt.
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    Lock icon Parkinson's Law at work in UK, Press says
    177 3 Parkinson's Law at work in UK, Press says A PARLIAMENTARY committee, whose Job is to see that British Government departments do not waste the taxpayer's money, said yesterday it was alarmed at the rate of staff increases m certain sections of the War Office. Admiralty and Air Ministry when there
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    Lock icon DRIVING BAN FOR LIFE ON RUSSIA'S TOP CROONER
    78 3 RUSSIA'S most popular radio and lon records sell millions, h had hi. driving h pended for life for dam< ous driving m the centre <>r Moscow. The Communist Youtn i Komsomol Pravda cribed how Bernes, who has opneared m several films, ow
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    Lock icon Close-to-the-knuckle comedy draws guffaws— and gasps
    263 3 Close-to- the-knuckle comedy draws guffaws— and gasps m>ME Of the audience at the Singapore Cultural Centre E last night found the bawdy humour of the Stage Clnb'i j latest presentation hard to icirvc. The more outspoken sallies seemed to produce as many 1 gasps as guffaws. But William Wycherley's 5
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    FILM-GOERS CASH GOES ON WASHING-MACHINES NOW
    139 3 LORD RANK, 69-year-old head of the British film organisation which bears his name, yesterday reported a "drastic fall" In cinema audiences but said he was "not at all nervous" about the future of the Industry. The loss of attendance, he said, was caused not
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    The Singapore Free Press Thursday. Sept. 18. 1958. Opinion Insecure Hong Kong
    214 4 The Singapore Free Press Thursday. Sept. 18. 1958. Opinion Insecure Hong Kong rpHAT section of the 1 British public advocating surrender of the Nationalist- j held offshore isles to Mao Tse-tung is unwittingly doing a dis- service to the British Colony of Hong Kong. Quite apart from the service rendered
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    Mao—and his threat to the Thirsty Tiger
    929 4 Mao— and his threat to the Thirsty Tiger HENRY KIRBY, back m London after a trip to the Far East, reports on HONG KONG -what is the preff sent population of Hong: Kong?" I askeri the official who came to meet me at the colony's Kai Tak airport on my
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      28 4 1 1| k AGRICULTURAL Th« D/eie/ Cnffnf irffft f^f C/e«n t /Lyons MOTORS ITD. sno*. i UNIVIISAI f AtS l»oh w(a«ni ibov k., o i« i*m»- s*»»**N^ *mi*
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    Lock icon S'PORE LOSES $MIL. TRADE
    333 5 Indonesia is importing its nee direct SINGAPORE'S thriving entrepot trade m rice with Indonesia worth vcral million dollars a year is as good as lost for ever. This is the conclusion reached by the Singapore-Burma Trade p tion alter a survey of the rice trade. rhe
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    Mac's daughter hurt in car crash
    53 5 Mrs. Catherine Amery, daughter of the British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan, received minor injuries m a car collision yesterday at Saint Florent. near Bastia. Corsica, point' reported last night. Her husband, Captain Julian Amery, Conservative member of parliament, was driving their car at
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    New phones to help police war on thugs
    58 5 New phones to help police war on thugs THE unrekuting fight against gangsters j n Singapore's rural areas will soon be intensified with the installation of public telephones Thirty-six sites m three vast outlying areas have been suggested for the telephones. A Government statement yesterday said: "They may be used
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    EDUCATION IS AIM OF FATHER'S CYCLE TOUR
    135 5 EDUCATION IS AIM OF FATHER'S CYCLE TOUR >—*-*- I \/V/l\ A 32-YEAR-OLD Singapore clerk, a father of three children, has been bitten by the travel bug. Mr. Sreenivasam Rajan. (above) who works at the Naval Base, is to leave today on a tour of Malaya in his motor cycle. He
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    Lock icon RICE FOR R.I. FROM RUSSIA
    26 5 The Foreign Minister.. Doctor Subandrio, said yesterday m Jakarta that Indonesia would shortly receive 200,000 tons of rice from Russia. Reuter
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    Lock icon U.K. house buyers borrow £371 m.
    28 5 British building societies lent £371 million to house buyers m 1957. third highest figure on record, it WM announced m London Reuter
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    Lock icon Mac and wife guests of Queen
    22 5 ►Id Macmillan, Minister, and •rothy Macmillan v( trrday ith where pond two days Thr Quern Reuter
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    Lock icon THREE AUSSIES TO TRAIN S'PORE AIRPORT STAFF
    112 5 THREE Australian civil 1 aviation officers will train air traflic control and communications stall for Singapore Aiiport The Civil Aviation Department m Melboi: said yesterday the on, would bo loaned to Singaporo Oovwnment at To;. under Colombo Plan They are Mr B J
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      100 5 4m M 4 WM mm w>9 of Silver and E.P.N.S. Ware for the House TEA COFFEE SETS ENTREE DISHES OVENPROOF CASSEROLE DISHES CAKE BASKETS SALVERS SAUCE BOATS, etc. tfftX ||\|l||l^ H!\ f r H OUSE FOR I IL/Alßll^/A} G 20 BATTERY ROAD S'PORE-1. PHONE *****. yfCWTaAHfitr fir II The Indispensoble
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      179 6 JKFF H A W KB ""'J' bY Sjdney Jordan STf PON IT, OK MAC I UUQDV UO maia/v«: \/T THE AtOLOCM /S CiOSBO JUST IN T7Ai£ SKIPPED/- TMOUGMT I TOLD 1 Jj^lJ<Jt&r^FTiruA A "*J WHILE THE MAHTtANS UOtfEB OYE(?H£AC> ls y^ < J£? NE £LSE YOU TO6ET AIBLOCK CLOSED STATION
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      357 6 1 13 daydreams and it is Important thai accomplish j 0 dream about J Although you tak likes and dl&like 8 to p r: >ur judgment J :urate. v jj Di-st has been pn>\ You are Inclined to be toe t analytical and probably self a little too seriously Sfre^gSJn?
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      U.K. closing prices
      141 7 LONDON, S,-,,t. 17. Frevtou* loda* V> 1 KSS C.1.1. ptril S3T« buyers 24 bn 24 sellers 24 > t selli Oct 24 buyers 24 buyers 24'; sellers 24 i sellers tlßfllß No. 1 KSS Spot 23', buy* 24 buyers trBBCM No. 1 RSS Setl.ement HCi 1(1 IS
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      New York prices
      90 7 NEW YORK, Sept 17. EKSt**:: Tom {traits contract Sept 94.00 buyers 94.00 buyers 96-00 sellers 96.00 sellers Uct 94.00 buyers 93.75 buyers mvi n«i»i 95.75 sellers 95.50 sellers rONI quiet. SAIFS- Ml ll'BBER: Futures Sept. 29.60 buyers 29.80 buyers 29 -70 sellers 30.00 sellers ov 29.00 buyers
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      35 7 NEW YORK, Sept. 17. Previous Today Industriab M ***** 52g f j a Oa S 136 53 136.31 intnrstic Bondi 87.09 86.94 l !lhes 81.22 80.93 Composite Average* 180 71 180 39
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      U.S. PEPPER
      59 7 and awaiting reMoats 26 U to 26, ipment 25%, 25 to lers, c and f. Lampong 1 awaiting release 26H. to 26. September Above Drices quoted shipment 25 rti, 2V 2 c and f exIndonesia. Sarawak unquoted, Muntok white spot and awaiting release 38'j, afloat^ 384, and September
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    Copra, coconut oil prices
    89 7 I filippines f ft. l .K. uropcMi ports leMvered i per long ton Sopt./Oct. >traits c.i.l U.K./North an ports delivered i p«t long ton Sept./ Oct. I OIL crude Straits 1 I uropean ports In bulk PP" ions: ton Sept./ Oct. OIL crude Ceylon I uinpean
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    STOCKS IN ALL-ROUND ADVANCE
    109 7 i I RTHER all-round c was record* i ►ndon stock mar opening of th» lay. c not al uncd but i tnd often ap In i! with the short-dated itOCI particularly firm. Foreign bonds were firn. and United States dollai responded to Wail Sheet but several
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    Citizenship revoked: So are they stateless now?
    393 7 4BOUT 360 people who h» had their Singapore citizenship revoked are facing a serious problem. They do not know what their present status is. Do they automatically return to their national status previous to registration as Singapore citizens? None of the Government and
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    Parent-teacher associations may federate
    86 7 Parent-teacher associations may federate A MEETING of representatives from parentteacher associations will be held at the Cultural Centre, Singapore, on Saturday to form a federation. The move has been initiated by the Pasir Panjang English School Parent Teacher Association. Its honorary secretary, Mr. Tan Tiong Hock, said the response was
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    DISCRIMINATION IS DENIED BY POLICE FORCE
    127 7 rrHE police secretary, Mr. Cheah Teng Cheok. x yesterday denied an allegation that students from private schools are not encouraged to join the police force. He said candidates to the force were picked for their character and self-discipline. Mr. Cheah was comment- i Ing
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    Lock icon Eve of retirement tributes to Monty
    44 7 Messages of congratulations from top western leaders, including President Elsenhower, were read m Paris last night to field Marshal Viscount Montgomery at a dinner to commemorate his retirement from 50 years of service with the British Army. Reuter
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      45 7 SINGAPORE HICH TIDES TODAI 1.10 pm. TOMORROW: 2.44 a.m. and 2.21 p.m SATURDAY: 3.46 a.m. and 3.07 p.m. NDAV: 5.11 a.m. and 4.07 p.m. MONDAY: 7.20 a.m. and .H p m. TUESDAY: KM ».m and 7. .10 p m WEDNI Mm tn and 8.13 p
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      103 7 Todays radio programme 1.15 p.m. Lunchtlme Concert; 1.30 Time Signal and News; 1 45 Men Only; 2.00 Close Down; 5.00 Hello Children; 5.30 CaUng All Hospitals, presented by Maisle Conceicao, (j.30 Mv lc from Holland; 6.45 Lights On; 6.53 Announcements and S. pore Share Market RcjKJit. 7.00 Time Signal and
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    PEE WEE THE PARROT HAS A
    187 8 CRAZE FOR POP J! Pee Wee, a South JJ American parrot, is y rapidly becoming one of j! the most travelled and best known birds m the <> world. Mascot of the liner Andes, flagship of the J! South American Royal «j Mail Lines,
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    QUICK SAVES TRAPP WEIR
    186 8 QUICK SAVES TRAPP WEIR gate us her husband I current while thi I Thames at Cookhao 1 m^; 1 Durham-!-: P^°i gton, was unabie to I But she kept her I above water by gripp I post with her right hanll Otto, was carried Odney Weir, But I ing water
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    Lock icon THIS RAILWAY HAS BEEN PUT UP FOR SALE ith;s ra/lway has grew put up for
    84 8 THIS RAILWAY HAS BEEN PUT UP FOR SALE ith;s ra/lway has grew put up for sai£| The miniature Ravenglass to Esk- dale railway, rnnn ing seven and a hul miles from the land hills, h -compute mi j carriages and tio tinyrepin T fi Doers jjther is m is so?newii>
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      6 1 Race Form Special FREE PRESS K
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      YOUR GUIDE TO WINNING BETS
      10804 1 Thursday, September 18, 1958. FOLLOWING are all the horses entered for the Perak Turf Club Gold Vase Meeting: CLASS ONE AMUSEMENT PARK ItVTH: (14 lUrttdl 6-9-58 Sikh. »-5 6F (Bougourei Cl 1 Div. I; Ist MaUyaw Scholar 8-7; 2nd. 1 r.-ive'ler > Cheque B-5; 3rd.
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      Lock icon IINKER WIFE BY GATE
      87 5 IINKER WIFE BY GATE H: .rm In a weir H; m drowning Kw..." by a strong H ing In the?■■■■■■' ■GtffS ON Iff 601T1.E ■11 i \ti.i pair of Hds would be useful nir>. Veronica EastHit < i < hurch Farm, Ki(kti>,i Combe, Bath. Hr B°< sides doini all Hn.)i:nal
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      'Z' means no parkign
      61 5 Because of the i traffic difficulties i o n d congestion E caused by people who 5 carelessly park their cars at bus stops Berlin police have now painted a large 'Z' sign on the roadway covering the bus stop area. Now any driver who leaves
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      Lock icon He shoots Crimea style
      52 5 t boyi of hit ace think jet planet and rockets the intercs ol ird Gretton of I ion. neai Scarborough, Yorkshire, tun,. I., the muiile-loading rifle lf m roungesl membet ol tnr Muttlc i l, 0| >w lakes part regularly in their ihooti Rich lure pourl
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      MURDER BY MISTAKE
      1947 6  -  PELHAM GROOM in millionarie's row... HJHG JGJHGJG I SAWLATIFF'S POINT a Hi* BAND HAVING SHOT Ui t Lffi WOULD BE MUCH MORE LIKELY? TURN THE GUN ON THE FAitm WIFE THAN TO PREPARE A BORCIAN CONCOCT^ BUT STILL. I THOUGHT IT WAS POSSIBLES PROBABLE. WE RETURNED TOTHE
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      GUNNERS ON THE MOVE PLAY A VITAL ROLE
      621 7 GUNNERS ON THE MOVE PLAY A VITAL ROLE NOVEL method of transportation has receit1$ successfully tried out by 18 Field Ke■f Koyal Artillery. Operating deep m smith Him they were presented with the formidable ■sk of moving four 25 pounder guns into a re■(iii which was practically inaccessable by land
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      REME MEN HAVE A WAY WITH JEEPS
      289 7 REME MEN HAVE A WAY WITH JEEPS A S two 'terrorists" sped i\ m a stolen vehicle across the open field, a jeep-load of heavily armed "Security Forces" followed m hot pursuit. This was not, as might have been expected, the prelude to a dramatic gun battle, but a rehearsal
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      Lock icon CONCERN IN DELHI OVER U.S. AID FOR KISHI PLAN
      385 8 [A KKPOKT from Tokyo that the American Government may back the Japanese plan for a South-East Asian development fund and give it I T SS7OO million aid has alarmed political and business circles m New Delhi. Indian officials feel thai the
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      Lock icon Nehru: Isles war would spread
      120 8 1..,, i. j B INDIAN Prime Minister Nehru said m the House of the Peoples: 'We think it would be an amazing thins and from any point of view a totally indefensible thing for war to take place m regard to the islands of Quemoy
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      Lock icon Japanese confer in London
      71 8 Japanese confer in London A CONFERENCE of economic officers of the Japanese diplomatic missions m Europe is now m progress m London. Japanese embassy .sources In London said the conference was dltcu following qiifstloi Trend of world economy from Fm Bffed ol the Kuropean Common Market on Japan Outlook or
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      Lock icon Quemoy forts 'too strong'
      183 8 Quemoy forts 'too strong' LIEUT.-GEN. You Jal Hung, chairman of the South Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff, reported to his Government upon his return from Formosa that :nmunist Chinese forces were "big enough" to attempt landing attacks on the island of Quemoy. General You visited Formosa this month as a
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      Lock icon H.K. FISH FLEET ATTACKED
      91 8 H.K. FISH FLEET ATTACKED HONG KONG police are investigating a report that a Chinese Communist patrol boat had fired on a fleet of some 40 fishing junks near Tarn Kon Shan, one of a group of islands about 12 miles south Hong Kong's Stanley Peninsula. An official announcement said one
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      Lock icon 10,000 children to be studied
      62 8 A loint Japan-US, survey by geneticists will begin from Oct. 1 m the atom-bombed cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki of 10,000 children between the ages of five and 10 years to study growth conditions and possible genetic effects of atomic radiation. The survey follows a
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      Lock icon PEKING ECONOMIC AID FOR CEYLON
      58 8 /IOMMUNIST China will extend Rt. 50 million In economic aid to Ceylon, it was announced In Colombo. ylon will pay 2.5 prr cent. Interest on goods bought under the plan, which provides for delivery of agricultur.il and industrial equipment m four instalmr Ceylon reserved the
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      49 8 Mr, Tashiro Oizumi, an 87--year-old Japanese emigrant to Brazil, has returned to Japan and to hit wife who had been waiting for him fo r 47 years. He said he would take his wife back to Brazil with him after celebrating his 88'h birthday m Japan next year. Reuter
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      25 8 Japan's opposition Socialist Party said it objected to the use of military bases m Japan m connection with the crisis m the Formosa Strait.— Reuter
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      23 8 4 The Japanese Datsun iron the award for vein, up to 1,000 c.c. m the 10, 100- mile round-Austra- lid reliability trial.- Reuter
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      25 8 Indonesian Vice Premier Hardi toid the Jakarta Parliament that if Australia and the Netherlands entered into a military pact, "Indonesia would not remain passive." U.P.I.
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      30 8 The London Times described Dutch Neic Guinea as resembling Jordan m one icay. "It is not much use to anyone, but could prove dangerous m hostile hands," it said.— Renter
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      17 8 it Mr. Nikolai Fedorenko. newly appointed Soviet ambassador to Japan, has assumed his post m Tokyo.—R Reuter
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      26 8 Professor Kaory Tft*ul. leader of the Japan movement for the prohibition of atomic weapons, has received a Lenin peace prize, the Soviet news agem eel.- Reuter
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      38 8 erm loans froill JJ leading American h ink totalling i ssioV 1 miluS jUlrelieve the Philippine dollar r«mS gpvernor Miguel CuadenS Bank" P lllimmU> Cen W Bank sa,d „n his return fa Manila from the initd Stales. Reuter
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      41 8 The Rev. George Appkton, formerly An-hdeacon (j Rangoon and once fl director of public rektions for the Goiernmai of Burma, so hi it Oiiori, England that religious uncertainty m the West via a factor m the succesij* spread of Buddhism Reuter
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      35 8 The Seoul Foreign Miniter, Mr. Cho Chß nj Hwan. has *nnouJZ that South Korea «ou oppose any P^k.ifio j"; designed to admit eg munist countries lojetfcj with the Republic Korea into the ln|tfd Nations.—«e Reuter
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      911 9  -  JOHNSON TODAY A WOMAN OF 20 CAN EXPECT TO LIVE 55 YEARS, OF WHICH ONLY SEVEN PER CENT WILL BE SPENT TIED TO A CRADLE YES, IT'S A FACT n piN STEM are last becoming an ex. hired HIM Floreiue Vyh.te founder of
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      397 9 i m Talking topics for every woman HO YOU GET JEALOUS WHEN YOUR U HUSBAND DANCES WITH ANOTHER WOMAN? One young couple who have put an end to this possible source ol party dispute are Prince Sadrudain and his wife, the for nier model Nina Dyer They
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      55 10 Billowing sails on calm water featur- •ed the Yachting Week at Burnham •on Crouch, Essex. Here are Royal Burnham One de- sign craft with spinnakers set. Left j to right: "Whimb- rel" (N. F. Wilkin- son), "Jade" (C. W. Sanderson), and: i Phalarope" (J. McKinlay). Sport
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      31 10 Drumcondra, the League of Ireland soccer champions, were crushed 8-0 by Atletico of Madrid m the first leg of their European Cup first round match last night m Madrid.
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      281 10 Arsenal lose 2-1 to Bolton so r UTON Fown, the club with the lowest gates ij m the first division of the English Football m\ went to the top of the table by beating Manchester City 5-1 last night. I iton, who along with
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      58 10 Elspcth Ferguson, 18-year old York girl, broke the British native and English half-mile and one mil* ming records m Blackpool v ,y. im the half mile m 11 mm. 37.3 see, knocking •ff the previous record, and went on to complete the mile In 23 mm. 318
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      464 10  -  ARCHIE QUICK By WHEN THE REFEREE ORDERED MORE LIGHT WHEN Referee J. K. Taylor, of Wolverhampton, walked o~ the touchline at Griffin Park and ordered the lit-hii,.., .V improved m the Brentford Mansfield Third Division 2 k sparked off what ran become a major
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      26 10 Keppcl Clv i defeated the Royal Island Club by I matches to 3 m the annual goli" iixnire over the Keppel course wedend.
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        977 11  - TOURONG DOES A WINNING TRIAL ON TRACK ALLAN LEWIS THIS MORNINGS TRAINING GALLOPS AT IPOH !l gEVERAL probable winners Tor Saturday galloped well at Ipoh thU morning, confirming they are holding their recent good race form. One of the best was Tourong (Barratt) who went much better than speedy Brilliant
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        258 11 I- Says Leo Leavitt m Singapore lerb Elliott, Australia's illcr, is almost cer- to turn professional, I promoter, Mr. Leo vitt, when he arrived m by air this mornI is on his way to vo after offering Elliott ut M 5750.000 to run as
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        52 11 Isaac Berger of the united 1 States set new world mark for the total lift and the jerk In winning the tthcrweißht title at the world weight-lifting championships day m kholm. beal the world record for the total twic< first With 804', lb, and then Increasing this to
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      200 12 Members 3T6n I mere stooges, he says MR. SOLOMON BANDARANAIKE, Prime Minister of Ceylon, last night refuted a suggestion that Commonwealth membership involved a diminution of national sovereignty. "No-one with a grain of sense would accuse the Prime Minister of India, Mr. Nehru, of being a
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      115 12 CUBA REBELS SAY BIG PUSH HAS BEGUN ABOUT 200 Cuban rebels were reported to have clashed with troops yesterday m Southtrn Cuba as reports reached Havana that six rebel columns had started an "invasion" to overthrow the government. The rebels, commanded by an Argentinian, Dr. Ernesto Guevara, were said to
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      29 12 2 crashes 5 hurt Five people were injured m two separate traffic accidents within half an hour m Singapore early today. They were all treated at the General Hospital
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      32 12 The Pope m a message from Castelgandolfo. Italy, yesterday said that "forces of evil" were -attempting to oppress the Catholic Church and "spread the most radical materialism." Reuter
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      168 12 JAKARTA WARNS TWO BIG OIL FIRMS INDONESIAN In- formation Minis- I ter Sudibyo said today m Jakarta that firm measures "would be taken against the Royal Dutch Shell and Stand- ard Vacuum Oil com- panics if their argu- ments for an increase m petrol prices were disproved, the Antara News
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      129 12 (JENERAL Faoul Sal. French Command' in-chief laid yesterd that Premier Charles de Gaulle has assured him that France world stay "for ever" m Algeria. Gen Salan said the Msuraiup was ;>iven him by n. de Gaulle (hn ll Premier's brirf .stopover m Algiers
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      247 12 AN Indonesian army leader said m Jakarta yester- day that Indonesian defence should be based on "maritime strategy." He urged a building up of Indonesia's navy and air force to guard the archi- pelago. Colonel A. Latief Hend- raningrat, new
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      23 12 Lt.-Gen. Sir Richard Hulli C-in-C British Far Eastl Land Forces, will arrive 10l Manila tomorrow for a| three-day visit. UPI
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      254 12 SETTLE FORMOSA ROW PEACEFULLY -JAPAN lytß. Aiichiro Fujiyama, Japanese Foreign Minister, today voiced his Government's "serious concern" over the situation m the Formosa Strait. In a speech prepared for delivery m the General Assembly's world affairs debate, he said that Japan welcomed the opening of talks m Warsaw between United
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      15 12 Icelandic coastguard ships harassed 12 British trawlers fishing inside Iceland's 12-mile limit yesterday.—
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