The Singapore Free Press, 19 September 1958

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    15 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper >inj;a|iorc, Friday. September 19, 1958. Price 15 <
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    Lock icon Colour bar will be issue in London election
    168 1 Colour bar will be issue in London election colour bar will be an issue at a local governnent election m London texl week. I t i N being raised by jVillmm Webster, lioensee f a public house and a inner boxer, who is tmpaigning against slowing coloured imml ;rant> into
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    Lock icon MR. K. BRIEFS THE SATELLITES ON NEW TACTICS
    169 1 MR. K. BRIEFS THE SATELLITES ON NEW TACTICS EADERS oi Communis catenae states have H ist •ompleted a series of confidential talks Hth thr Soviet Premier, Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, t Yalta, diplomatic sources m London said yes- terdav. Western experts on Soviet affairs said that any Soviet involvement m the
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    Kidnap: Nine held in raid on house
    58 1 Kidnap: Nine held in raid on house lIIEMBERS of the secret I leties sub-branch of 1 pore police last ight raided a house ln oron^ Serai. Geylang. and i nine men. police also recovered 1 two knives and ring scrapers. I spokesman said that the raid tion with thc Ping
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    RUBBER PRICE
    22 1 I 1 made rubber »oh opened m this morning at per lb., down half day's closing II"- tone was un-
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    EDDIE TO WED LIZ? HUSH-HUSH
    74 1 IKddie Fi>lier recomment m terday on •<s plantry Elizabeth after ids pending from i Rey. Fisher said I havi thing to .say" when he the report that he v sidering a Mexican divoro to enable him to n Miss Taylor withh •veek. after Fi had
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    Lock icon ARMED CONQUEST IS PEKING'S AIM-DULLES
    252 1 ARMED CONQUEST IS PEKING'S AIM-DULLES Russia to U.S. withdraw from Formosa npHt; issue m the Formosa Strait Is a simple one. It is armed conquest by Peking. So declared Mr. John Foster Dulles, U.S. State Secretary, m a major policy speech m the United Nations Assembly last night. The Soviet
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    'Important for tin men not to panic'
    237 1 'Important for tin men not to panic' THE suspension of London metal exchange dealings m tin is not likely to be more than "very temporary," experts of the French Ministry of Economic Affairs said m Paris. They regretted that the buffer stock manager of the International Tin Council had not
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    Lock icon R.I. steps up war on rebels
    88 1 R.I. steps up war on rebels 'THE Indonesian Govern--1 ment yesterday began to step up anti -rebel military action after a week-long stalemate on the Sumatra and Celebes fronts. Combined infantry and amphibious forces captured two towns on the West Sumatra coast to launch a major effort lo clear the
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    Lock icon Lebanese Col. held on plot charge
    130 1 A SENIOR Lebanese army officer has been placed under house arrest pending investigation of charges that he had illegal contacts with a foreign government, the army announced In Beirut yesterHe Ifl Col. Fouad Lahoud. brother of President Chamom Mr Salim Lahoud. who t. Id
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    Lock icon A GRAVE THREAT BY PEKING
    1458 2 We seek a prompt ceasefire and equitable conditions' Formosa issue for U.N. if... Dulles warns world order is m danger \|K. John Foster Dullu les, IS. Stat* retary, m his addn last night to the IN. (ienerai AsM-mbly, accused Red China of attempting the armed
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    Lock icon RUSSIAN FILM BEST OF ALL
    30 2 The 33-year-okl Ru revolutionary film "bat ship Potemkln." directed by the late Sergei "In, I film I mm hi lln's "Qo\ A p ncr Reuter
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    'Racial hate can lead to murder'
    246 3 'Racial hate can lead to murder' A N s.ited crowd of ople with their C ,ns roused by ra- fial hate could do E (almost anything pro- j n g counsel said Jeste day at the Old oaj|< y, London's cen- t l: criminal court. lnev can rob. loot. 5
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    Faubus: No race ban if voters say so
    108 3 ERNOR ORVAL FAUBUS of Arkansas said 11 terdaj that when the majority of the i Little Rock decided that they favoured ation he would go along with their wishes. The citizens ol Little Rock are to decide m a referendum on Sept.
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    Lock icon Canada pledges greater aid to new' countries
    298 3 Canada pledges greater aid to new' countries MR. JOHN DIEFENBAKER, the Canadian Prime Minister, announced last night that Canada intended to increase substantially her, contribution to the economic development of v nder-develo pod countries. He said m a speech prepared for delivery to Ministers attending the Commonwealth economic conference m
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    Lock icon 'FACE IT-ARAB NATIONALISM IS HERE TO STAY'
    137 3 MR. R. A. BUTLER, the British Home Secretary, said m Salisbury, Rhodesia, yesterday that Britain was exporting £200 million a year m investment capital and contributed £25,500,000 of the Rhodesian Federation's record inflow of capital last year. On world affairs, thc Home Secretary
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    ROYAL VISIT
    17 3 The Queen Mother Wil a three- weeks visit lo X and Uganda next February, —Reuter.
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    Lock icon COW IS TAKEN FOR RIDE
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    Lock icon Mine union accepts pay offer
    143 3 Mine union accepts pay offer LEADERS ot the National Union of Mineworkers reached agreement with Britain's National Coal Board last night on a pay settlement for 400,000 miners. The union has agreed to recommend to its members the acceptance of 7,6 a week increase for 290,000 day-wage men and proportionate
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    Lock icon MARGARET DANCES TILL 5 A.M.
    78 3 MARGARET DANCES TILL 5 A.M. PRINCESS Margaret X darned into the J earl) nornlng at m- 4 verness, yesterday at a r ball of the Seaforth Highlanders ami the Querns Own Cameron t Highlanders, two reui- <► ments shortly to be i> amalgamated. *t It was her second o late
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      162 3 A NATURAL SOURCE OF ENERGY /J&^rZ?'*''*'''' ________H 'mmU. *t &SfmW mmmrfyfcto. S^^mmmmmmmmm^mW __P^^B___^_^9_> BsV 3h____H___bl. _^^l mV%mm\WmW^,>yS'At£^,ffiP^^a i^9 H^^^^^^^E ft Ma^W Hi \WW"^'' WmW%O WW **rWmfcs, rtSmA myWrnrnW 1^ m^mmmmm\ m^-——2mm^-^-^mmmmmmaA^ In order to overcome tiredness, a child needs a concentrated. ™^^j^' 1 energy restoring food Taken by the spoonful,
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    The Singapore Free Press Friday. Sept. 19, 1958. Opinion Neutralist critics
    238 4 The Singapore Free Press Friday. Sept. 19, 1958. Opinion Neutralist critics I STATESMEN of neiurallst count lit 1 who have shown such un- i seemly haste and eagerness m criticising America at every I opportunity should j find enough m the U.S. State Secretary's j address yesterday to j the
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    Lock icon Outlook for wine nation brighter
    271 4 Outlook for wine nation brighter FW Y. N C II M I N, the world's leading wine consumers, are drinking less wine than usual. Statistics just released show that the July consumption was 15 400.000 gallons or six per cent lower than normal. Soaring prices The reason is attri- buted
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    Mobs will force Iraq to turn anti-West
    581 4  -  STEPHEN HARPER aS W nnvL jitJSi uuwii UUCK 1 to London from Iraq to reveal Just what is going on m that mobruled country. For five weeks I have been held down by the most rigid censorship veteran newspapermen can ever remember. Now
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      31 4 JUST RECEIVED from U.K. Platinum White Gold Gold DIAMOND GEM SET RINGS to suit Every Purse. P. H. HEKDRY. Manufacturing Jeweller 78 North Bridge ko.id. I Singapore, 6. A Kuala Lumpur
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    These S.I.T. tenants will not be evicted
    260 5 These S.I.T. tenants will not be evicted I. :s who have Unproved :t lot Since they moved Singapore Improvement hits are perturbed at ons that they be evictis understood certain lal is think the Govern- hould conduct a means ag SIT tenants and X lo se found to have small
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    COLONY IS SET TO FETE JAKARATA MAYOR
    232 5 COLONY IS SET TO FETE JAKARATA MAYOR a 'OINT programme has been worked out A by the City Council of Singapore to welcome D diro, the Mayor of Jakarta, during his 80-day visit to Singapore on Thursday and FnXv next week. 1 M least 50.000 people are expected to witne^
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    NEW STORY FOR 20 STORYTELLERS
    145 5 NEW STORY FOR 20 STORYTELLERS MORI: than 20 story- tellers m China- j town will for the first time take part m a j civics course organised by the Department of Information Services. I on Monday. Mr. N. Scharenguivel. I the organiser, said a special course would be arranged for
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    Ponggol picnic
    24 5 The American University Club In Singapore will hold a picnic at Ponggol on Sunday. September 28, from 9.30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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    'Don't scrap Fund' plea by union
    165 5 THE Singapore Bank Employees Union is asking the Government not to use the resources of the Central Provident Fund to found any social security scheme which they may have ln view. A resolution to that ef feet was passed at union's annual meeting earlier
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    Your Lucky Star
    374 6 Your Lucky Star BORN today, th, that success I fame -will eventual!. through your own eftoi You will enjoy tra •bably visit many ol ot the earth. Literati 1 ar, two areas of expn you may nnd yoursell f cessiul. You are honourabl I ic e that the reward all.
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      69 6 S j SMOKE OASIS WITH j SOOTHING MENTHOL MIST j Oasis tastes fresh you smoke.... <r^h I smoking too. That^ why S smokers who kno* now smoke tlu big M until ttclurtd *>V h MffOfl »J I. V l„hn,,,< <<< I s -W y I ih, mnlcrT* U> S I
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      284 6 ft j^^^Bß^B^B_Bßß___________-_--------------.i^--B__B ______^__s______^__j Jl^V^r\\vKK by Sydney Jordan f>HE». THAT »VAS WE BE NOT OUT HUO6V AAAN cau'TGET^ r^ vvE MUST WAON EAffTM J CLOSE JE** f I'M \OP TME WOOOS TMEBE'S MO TIME TWOQIJfiW SIC- W T«V OOMTACTIM<3 TME &UffS GiAO *VC GOT I VET MAC I'VE TO LOSE WITH
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      170 7 U. K. closing prices LONDON, Sept. 18. I'rr lou> I «>du» i no I KSS c.1.1 X, t* Sepl 24 buyers 2-i buyers 24 i sellers sellers Oct 24 «.h buyers 24 bu 24 sellers sellers MAj i K>> Spot 24 buyers iM 1 bu L 4 'i filers sellers
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      New York prices
      93 7 I NEW YORK, Sept. 18 Previous Today Siiaits Spot 95.37 nom. 86.50 sellers futim-s Its Contract Sept 94.00 buyers 86.00 sellers 96.00 sellers Ot 93\75 buyers 85.75 sellers 95.50 sellers IE: W«'.ik. SA s Nil tBEE; Futures Bept 29.80 buyers 29.60 buyers 30.00 sellers 30.20 sellers K
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      27 7 NEW YORK, Sept. 18. Previous Today ■nduMM.iN 525.89 522.34 ■[ailriuils 136.31 136.58 ■)ompstii« Ronds 86.94 86.69 •'tilJties 80.93 80.65 lock- Composite Averages 180.39 179.61
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      U.S. PEPPER
      53 7 I and awaiting reafloats 26' to 26. shipment 25 tt, 25 ud f. Lampong spot release 264. afloats September shipment 25 c and f. Sarawak unquoted. Muntok white spot and awaiting release 38 '_>, afloats 38 1 and September shipment 37' i sellers. ex-dock. Above prices quoted m
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      95 7 p\ Philippines c.i.f. U.K./ forth European ports delivered £Ul)t per long ton Sept./ Oct. fK\ Mtaits c.i.f. U.K./North propean ports delivered r t per long ton Sept./ Oct. FONUT OIL crude Btralts UJ European ports In built F lonjf ton Sept./ Oct. FONUT OIL crude Ceylon
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    To give recital
    30 7 Alan Grishman (violinist) and Joel Ryce (pianist) who will give a recital at the Cultural Centre on Sunday night are due ln Singapore today from Hong Kong.
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    SHARP FALL IN TIN SHARES
    143 7 lOUOH conditions lly on the Lonk market were not i buoyant as on lay, further wlder^ci gains were recorded the elo.se is somjc hesltalier m the session by the halt on In the advance remained with tho an on m doljons enn furdid as a
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    BALL AND CHAIN ONLY WAY TO STOP ESCAPES -PRISONS MAN
    178 7 T<HE return of the ball and chain is the only way to stop escapes from Britain's orisons and criminal asylums, according to Mr Harlev Cronin, Secretary of the Prison Offlcers Associa- tion. Mr. Cronin told delegates from Britain's three criminal
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    Lock icon MONTY ON 'ENEMY' YOU CAN'T DEFEAT
    121 7 MONTY ON 'ENEMY' YOU CAN'T DEFEAT I .MELD Marshal Viscount Montgomery who attended a last farewell ceremony m Paris yesterday before his retirement as Deputy Supreme Commander m Europe, returned to London last night. The most difficult moment of his career, "Monty" said, was "when I ceased to fight the
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    27 7 The United Nations observation group In Lei will t' strengthened during the next few weeks, It wa announced m New York ter day Reuter
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      150 7 Today's radio programme 115 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; 600 Mall Bag, Sarojini Lourie.s plays your requests; 6.45 Lights On; 6.53 Announcements and Singapore Share Market Report; 7.00
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    BLACKPOOL BY DAY
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    Lock icon ...AND BY NIGHT
    155 8 ...AND BY NIGHT gLACKPOOL gets "litup' when September comes round each year. Lit up m a big j way. and thousands of people from all over the country come to- this seaside resort to I see the blaze of lights that decorate the city. Above, painters busy giving the famous
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    MISSE IN 30 s. A FORTUNE A SAFE
    343 8 MISSE IN 30 s. A FORTUNE A SAFE REMOV AL man M an nid Ml( 1 < u e iniinediafl with one tattooed j 'Cor, strike a li K hfl emphatlcallj I the bl H Around l. .H stalwart :M ed m sii \dd hC! IV E X( B tails
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    Lock icon Gone to the dogs!
    112 9 Gone to the dogs! Ifs clear t and pedigree pug. Ledora of Gordano. j. doing as ret v keeping her s .v -weeks-old r the litter bin pro ided. She is owned by Mr. Tom head lion keeper at the Bristol Zoo who breeds the tiny pugs as a relaxan
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    Lock icon BRIDGING A BY-PASS
    66 9 metal skeleton for a reinforcea concrete bridge is assembled beside the partly-built motorway between Luton and St Albans on the St. Albans by-pass near London. The first 14 utiles Of tht by-pass will form part of the London to Birmingham motorway now under construction. Work on this
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    THE CHALLENGE OF THE BOEING
    873 10 THE CHALLENGE OF THE BOEING k _M_M____M___M_M____Mnß_M____Pßl^_B__________M_________________^__MWM____M_^^ i l.i Can it outshine the Comet IV? H1,,, AMERICAS BOEHMC J W JET AIRLINER I OFFERS A BIC CHAI I LENCE TO THE CO- I MET. HERE PETER I WOON ASSESSES THE I VIRTUES OF THE I FORMER, it is LAR. I
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  • Friday Photography Page Working in the open
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      Getting the accent on
      309 11 lOOKING FOR AC iJ TION PICTURES J THEN STUDY THESE TIPS I OMING AM) GOING. You I will get better action snotfi if you .shoot when your subject is moving d.rectly towards you or directly away from you, Even if you have a simple box-type camera,
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      WOULD YOU PUT YOUR CAMERA IN AN OVEN...?
      396 11  -  Tan Boon Yean A.R.P.S. by -Then don't keep it m your car A RECIPE for good pictures? Take a modern camera ancf film. Add an elementary knowledge of such things as focus and lenses. Throw m a dash of imagination. THE RESULT?
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      Orange Streaks
      109 11 Orange Streaks Your queries colour transparencies back from processing with reddish-orange streaky along the or was it some mistake In processing? M.C.L. you yourself were the film to nine md a bit on the camera sprocFIXING Is there any har m m fixing hath too lon*?— solution is very fresh;
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      TRY MOONING'
      183 11  -  Tan Boon Yean A.R.P.S. W lIE came across an quiff usual idea the other day. The author called his technique "moonograms" which naturally nc to think that the moon ls involved. And that is so right. This fellow wanted to use up a roll of film m a
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      ANSWERS TO QUIZ
      79 11 (gee below) din ino.ij p..p.»i.-o i'l'u p^i pus sSutJO sip jo }som jo tutu atn oj Uo|__ •■uuwuK.ii aqi sijui.i.kl 'jailU paj-.jauß.io jo 'jany po.i s jo .*<u am '-13JIU p*h c 'Mo[ •|iq prag jo uicijp am i\9iy& {pun _utA 9UK>3sq \v.\u uajuip am uHnotji puo.f
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      PHOTO QUIZ CORNER
      103 11 l. Musi a camera have lens In ordei to i»r used fM i malilni "photograph when earners is focused on an object i i from the camera would the depth of held m front of the object he greater, leso, oi thr the d«'pth of field In
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    Lock icon INDIA WORRIED AT RED ADVANCE TO ITS FRONTIERS
    259 12 INDIA WORRIED AT RED ADVANCE TO ITS FRONTIERS INDIAN Prime Minister Nehru'fl present sate visit to the 'forbidden kingdom" of Bhutan has hern infested with 'special Significance" by New Delhi observers. They point out that it is taking place at a time when India is showing particular interest m areas
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    Lock icon 'COLD WAR' IN KERALA
    89 12 iiT'ERALA. the communist 1\ ruled state m Southern India, is "neither on thp brink oi civil war nor anywhere near it" Mr. V R. Krishna Iyer, the state's Law Minister told a pr. conference m Madras. The minister wa.s referring to the resolution rew days ago
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    Training centre
    22 12 Indonesian Military 1< aderi arc urveying a site In South Celebes for a battle training centre for Bast Indonesia. Reuter
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    PI to state stand on China crisis
    75 12 PI to state stand on China crisis PHILIPPINE Foreign Secretary Felixberto M Serrano said m New York that he would give the Philippine Government's views on the Formosa Strait crisis m his speech to the General Assembh next week. Mr. Serrano said ne haa been instructed by Pn cident Carlos
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    Lock icon Grenade hurled at cinema crowd
    41 12 A hand grenade, believed to have been hurled by rebels, exploded among a crowd of movie fan Padang. Sumatra Two persons were seri lously injured and others slightly m the dent, reports reaching Karta said. UPI
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    Lock icon PAKISTANI TRIBUTE TO GANDHI
    62 12 Soon .ill. i arrival m s\ Delhi Pakistani Prime Minister Malik Inn/ Khan on (right > is «een laving a wreath al Mahatata Gandhi i i«mii> at Rajghal New Delhi. In ixui i m- rain. Mr. Noon win was welcomed b] Indian Prime (Minister Nehru at
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    Lock icon 3 NEW SHIPS FOR AUSTRALIAN RUN
    80 12 npHREE fast new freight- ers will soon begin a regular monthly service between Australia and Japan, it was announced m Sydney. The ships, which belong to the Nippon Yusen Kaisha Line, will replace ships already on the AustraliaJapan run. Two of the ships. Akitu
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    Lock icon FOOD DRIVE STARTS IN FUKIEN
    39 12 The PeKing New China Ws Agency, m a dispatch from Amoy opposite the Nationalist-held ofT- shore Quemoy Island group, said people of the Fukiei nice coast "have lauin i A iood nroductlon campaigns. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon JAPAN WORRIED OVER EUROPE PLAN
    222 12 JAPAN WORRIED OVER EUROPE PLAN Mil I OP ...featuring news |#l|| SF and views I VkVil about Asia today JAPANESE officials m charge of economic affairs from diplomatic missions In Europe who conferred this week m London agreed it was still too early to a the <-(Teci on Western Europe's
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    Lock icon Black Book accuses Red China
    602 12 Black Book accuses Red China A BLACK BOOK charging Peking with "indirect aggression" and "keeping the pot boiling" m Indonesia, Siam. Burma, Malaya a,id the Philippines, is being: distributed at the I ni t^rl Nations m New York by the Committee of One Hundred an organisation formed m 1953 tv
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    HITLER'S FINAL, FATAL THROW
    456 13  - HITLER'S FINAL, FATAL THROW Milton Shulman By I THE BATTLE OF THE ARDEN.WES By )ert E. Merriam. Souvenir Press. 21s TO a fanfare of exultant orders of the day the J Wehrmacht on December 16, 1944, made its last, despairing lungre for victory m the West The effort was doomed
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    MYSTERY OF THE CAVE PAINTINGS
    83 13 THE CAVE OF ROUFFIONAC, By l and Romain i; nn W///-.V the cave at Rowfignac was stun mby schoolboys m IMS and entered I urais later there began one of the fie) mtrovci \nthe' faSZv ol archaeofow In Fran, For. thr wall t»« COM, mam
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    Children lured into Crusade: 30,000 died
    348 13 Children lured into Crusade: 30,000 died i iu:i: muss book of tin: i;i:k By GEOKGE MALCOLM THOMSON DO NOT expect to read a finer piece of his- 1 tory fiction m 1958 than THE DEVIL'S CROSS by Walter O'Meara (Hodder, 15?.), a novel based on one of the strangest and
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    Lite's fun with the amazing Larkins
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