The Singapore Free Press, 20 September 1958

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper y, i Sinj;apore, Saturday, September 20, 1958. Price 13 Its.
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    Lock icon 'RED AXIS MAY NEXT HIT AT OTHER COMMODITIES'
    109 1 gOIJVIAN Foreign Minister Victor Andrade uciustd the Soviet 1 nicm and Communist China yesterday of waging economic warfare on under-developed nations by dumping metals to weaken world commodity prices. He said in Washington that the communist powers were responsible for the price
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    Lock icon 'VERY HARSH' WARNING BY RUSSIA
    343 1 Dulles: Far East situation is 'extremely serious' AS the U.S. Secretary of State, A Mr. John Foster Dulles, said yesterday that the situation in the Far East was "extremely serious" and "fraught with very great danger," the Soviet Premier, Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, again warned President
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    40-PLANE FLY PAST
    56 1 Forty aircraft flew over Government House at 9 o'clock tnis morning to commen :rate the Battle of Britain anniversary. Among them was an ancient Sunderland flying boat, which will soon go into retirement. The fly-past will be repeated at Seletar at 3.30 p.m. when the RAF will
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    Hotels to warn council: Charges up if...
    245 1 Hotels to warn council: Charges up if... HOTELS in Singapore have decided to protest against the City Council decision to cancel bulk supplies of electricity and charge them the maximum rate of 20 cents a unit. If the council refuses to heed the plea, the hotels may be forced to
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    Lock icon Jakarta Chinese in turmoil
    97 1 I\k\rtas Chlna- «l town was in tur- 4 moil yesterday follow- ing the Indonesian army "ban" on 52 or--4 /utiisations run by 1 hinesc sympathetic to Uc Chinese Nationalist I Ihe city military command said that We Matklisted schools. and professional 1 poupi and business ent^i'Misos
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    Lock icon Shells on Quemoy
    15 1 I guns fired 't the Quemoy •'day afternoon. I «ommunlque Ight. Reuter
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    2 SLASHED
    62 1 r'O people were seriously injured last night in separate secret society attacks in Singapore. Quek Kim Seng, proprietor of a coffee shop in Potong Pasir, was slashed with a parang by two gangsters in his shop at 10 p.m. Wong Ee Chong was stabbed by gangsters in his
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    Lock icon MPs' UPROAR OVER A WIFE'S TRIP
    157 1 MPs UPROAR OVER A WIFE'S TRIP CEYLON'S House of Representatives In Colombo broke up in demonium yesterday aftei an opposition memto i headed for the Government benches armed with a paperweight. The uproar broke over the Finance Mini trip to Montreal with In wife to attend the monwealth Finance Miniters'
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    Lock icon Frogmen bid to blow up warships
    167 1 Frogmen bid to blow up warships NORTH African terrorist frogmen made unsuccessful attempts on Thurjday night to sabotage two French warships and a drydock at Toulon, Admiral Pierre Barjot, wartime Prefect of Toulon, announced last night. A sentry on board the es. cort vessel Bouvet threw an anti-frogman grenade and
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    Lock icon All smiles at farewell party
    70 2 The Chief Minister and inan> other prominent Singapore citizens *.\\d farewell to Dr. and Mrs. 11. V Granow at a party given by Dr. II Kohreke the German Consulgeneral, and his wife last night. From left above are Pr Granow, Mr. Llm Yew Hoek, Mrs.
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    Lock icon 1,000 new scholarships for Com'wealth
    266 2 1 ,000 new scholarships for Com'wealth T*HE Commonwealth trade and economic conference in Montreal yesterday agreed in principle to launch an expanded Commonwealth education scheme, Including 1,000 scholarships. Britain and Canada proposed this project, which they said would initially be for a period of three to four years. Details of
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    Lock icon WARNING TO WEST INDIANS
    170 2 WARNING TO WEST INDIANS \|R. NORMAN MANLEY, iTI Jamaica's Chief Minister, warned would-be migrants yesterday that there was now a severe level of unemployment among West Indians in Britain with the certainty that it was soing- to "get a good deai worse before it gets any better Mr. Manley. oack
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    Lock icon DUTCH HINT OF ACTION OVER SEIZURES BY R.I.
    146 2 DUTCH HINT OF ACTION OVER SEIZURES BY R.I. I\ITCH relations with Indonesia have reached an all-time low and do not offer any prospects for improvement within the near future, Mr. Joseph Luns, the Dutch Foreign .Minister, said in The Hague yesterday. He told the Lower House that Indonesian confiscation of
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    Lock icon U.K. TO PLEAD WITH H.K. MILL OWNERS
    119 2 U.K. TO PLEAD WITH H.K. MILL OWNERS THRKE British delegate headed by Lord Rochd.ile. ic ;l vo London today lor Hong Korm to discuss with mill owners in that Colony the question of their cotton exports to Britain Witii Lord Rochdale, who ol the cotton Cuthberi ni "Tr. James the
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    Lock icon Russia to return 6 bodies
    31 2 hi bod killed when th< E\ir fi told ton In a Now* thej i information I 1 fit her men WhO vvm < rd Iho piano. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon French reservists to fight rebels
    22 2 The French men yesterday decided to recall Gendarme strengthen seen the flRht agaii terrorism in Pi Reuter
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    Lock icon Hungary poll-day
    9 2 Hung;! polls in I muni to Reuter
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    Lock icon Imperial riches unearthed in new Ming tomb
    236 3 Imperial riches unearthed in new Ming tomb I !tS ?S#\SrtT f thC am US MinS t-'brex^ateTafterl The Kmperor died in 1620 His two wives lie buried with him= In Ihe huse marble tomb. the. best preserved Ming tomb Tver Lvated. the New China news agency reported yesterday Jh< holts of
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    Lock icon She killed lover 'playing games,' court is told
    282 3 She killed lover 'playing games,' court is told OOSALIA GAROFALO, a 20-year-old Italian girl charged with murder, was stated in court at Buntmgiord, Southern England, yesterday to have said she tied her Italian lover up while "playing games" and then knifed him because she was pregnant and he would not
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    Lock icon New family car for 4
    55 3 H 1 In Motor Comi announced yesterla,y new small family 4 ir for four which averted into an tation wagon. Ice in Britain is lading £226 purIhase tax). TJ)i boot lid is vertical and the boot can i from a separate J^i compartment into w
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    43 3 Miss Jeyalaxmi Kularajah, 14 year old daughter of the chairman of the Singapore Cooperative Union, Mr. N. A. Kularajah, who will give a recital of Indian classical dances to mark her graduation from the Bhaskar's Academy of Dance, at the Victoria Theatre tonight.
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    Lock icon SKYLARK GOES UP 95 MILES
    35 3 A Skylark high altitude research rocket fired on the Australian testing range at Woomera yesterday reached a height of 95 miles, it was announced in London la t night Reuter
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    Lock icon To meet Nasser
    18 3 Italian Premier Amlntoro Fanfani will visit Cairo for talks with President Nasser next month Reuter
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    Lock icon WINSTON TIRED, SO NO GARBO PARTY
    41 3 GRETA OARBO called oil a dil >™t( her 53rd birthday in Sir Winston and Lady Churchill were UM '\*Av Churchill had replied [W^lnt/h it they < not fteeei llr Winston was too tired to ftttei Reuter
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    THE BOYS BRIGADE FESTIVAL
    140 3 THE Singapore battalion of the Boys Brigade today started Its week-long celebration of its 75th anniversary. One of its past presidents, Mr. A. M. Cherian, opened an exhibition at the Youth .Council Hall at 9 a.m. At 2 p.m. the Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock.
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    The Singapore Free Press Opinion Singular omisson
    328 4 The Singapore Free Press Opinion Singular omisson The Singapore Free Press Saturday, Sept. 20, 1958. IrruiE soDer lone 01 nine 1 rican State Secretary Dulles's address to the UN. General Assembly was In sharp contrast to the belligerent Russian speech that followed. Mr. Dulles said In a reasoned statement that
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    Yes. indeed! that is a menace to a LOVE AFFAIR
    769 4  - Yes. indeed! that is a menace to a LOVE AFFAIR JOY MATTHEWS Says DA N DI) AMS, denying firmly In London that she and her husband Prince Vittorio Massimo are breaking up, announced thai sh« had no telephone in her home tn Italy "Because between us it is an instrument
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    BOOK MR. K. HAD TO BAN IS U.K. BEST-SELLER
    346 4  - BOOK MR. K. HAD TO BAN IS U.K. BEST-SELLER STEPHEN CONSTANT By fkNCE in a lifetime the world of publishing hits the world of politics with an atomic shock. It happened with "Uncle Tom's Cabin." It happened with Marx's "Das Kapital." Last week it happened with a book with no
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    100 Japanese coming for new trade fair
    325 5 100 Japanese coming for new trade fair A BOUT 100 Japanese businessmen are expected to arrive in Singapore towards the middle or next month personally to supervise arrangements for the forthcoming Japanese and Industries Trade Fair to be held in the Happy World. Opening of the fair has been tentatively
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    SUMATRA TRADE-4 NEW FIRMS APPROVED
    208 5 SUMATRA TRADE-4 NEW FIRMS APPROVED Hte Indonesian ConW' Liate-Oeneral in ■Singapore has apK rov (i only four out Kf 21! new applicafctions from local fciori'luints to do bar■er trade with SuKookt\Mr.;m for the ConKht- -General yesterday ■c the Free Press that |ht ther 18 applicants ■fere still under considerKtion. said
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    She seeks TB nurse as 'pen pal'
    42 5 She seeks TB nurse as 'pen pal' S nurse. Mrs. 'ley wants i with nurses in tuberwho is a land, has the Singapore A sooiaterest in olony. J I should like ahr Malaya for it" f tudy A cor, r< r! ■hOUld
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    DAY OUT FOR 250 BOYS AT AT HOME' BY RAF
    189 5 DAY OUT FOR 250 BOYS AT AT HOME' BY RAF npWO hundred and I 1 fifty boys from Singapore schools and 1 f youth clubs have been I invited by the Far I East Air Force to I jj visit its station in I 1 Seletar today when it I
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    'Little Police Week' at Bedok
    36 5 The Bedok police station will be open to the public today and tomorrow when it holds its "Little Police Week." Bedok is the eleventh police station to hold such a function.
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    Return from Haj
    29 5 One hundred and flfty- six Singapore Muslims are i due to return to the Colony tomorrow by the Anking after their pilgrim I age to Mecca.
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    Lock icon Vaughan Williams' ashes in Abbey
    40 5 The ashes of Dr. Rjilph Vaughan Williams, composer and grand old man of British music, were laid ]<> t with the famous In Westminster Abbey yesterday to the sound of some of his greatest mu Reuter
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    Lock icon VICTIM OF CHINESE SHELLING
    42 5 A CtalatM ni«i< hint uul hi- daofhtci < l«-ar IhC (h'hrls ifttl (luir bOßlt in CJurrnoy i i Hid r lerlontly damafed »>> Commanlil bombardment w h r n 57.000 shrll.s wrrc flr^d within a 5J hour period U.P.I picture
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      196 6 I^l/ 1 \%%'|4|' b^ S> €liii k > vltirtlaii lAS JEFF ANO HIS MEN MAKE A ]f I CANT MAKE MfAD A\'O <PV r^ EXCUSE Ml SIS I DCSPERATE ATTEMPT 7O GET A MESSAGE \nOR TAIL OP THIS STATIC T LOOKS EARTH ¥VE VE LOST ALL CONTACT I TM9OUGH TO
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      475 6 1 BORN today, you are individualist. You do a D L* I about things and care very little wha I anyone says about it -or lor r' i matter, about you. I You are alert and ha\ slve point ot view. You ai t e i some and will take
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  • THE FREE PRESS Saturday MAGAZINE
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      10 1 THE FREE PRESS Saturday MAGAZINE Singapore Saturday, September 20, 1958.
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    • TWO VIEWS OF THE AMERICAN SCENE
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        Hollywood gets the big brush-up
        808 1  - Hollywood gets the big brush-up George Whiting By ii you tan imagine Rallies Place being sprinkled with Stardust you will have some idea of what is going on In Hollywood just now in a feverish attempt to make the place fit j >r suckers to gaze upon. it seems someone
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        Salesmen get the big brush-off
        602 1  -  William Foster By ti you would like, to have one of the toughest jobs in the world, I can tell you how to get it. < "inr to America and try to sell something to the Americans! Nil* is the conclusion 1 lu\r reached after
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    • SATURDAY MAGAZINE interviews two celebrities of the screen
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        Love and I—by Mr. Brazzi
        657 2  - Love and I— by Mr. Brazzi From 'BRITISH Kiils are like spring flowers tossed In basket it was earh morning the Shopping hour, when middleaged ladies appear in the streets with string bags and the observation fell from the lips of Mr. Rossano Brazzi. We sat in London's Hyde Park
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        Love and us—by the Chaplins
        609 2  - Love and us— by the Chaplins Ingrid Etter From ft 1 FOUND the Chaplin gang at Vevey, their lovely home in B Switzerland. It is a home whicn Is run for the children, from the swimming pool on the front lawn to the tricycles you trip over walking up the
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      39 1 i BEST BETS: FJt |L# 1 O :;pESTb€U:— Ble?«LOn < D Parole, Merry Llffht and Dividend. Best outsider!:— <> Waxer, Hit Parade, and Dlnktun. I i; THE GOING Despite heaty rain J early this morning, the g oin« will be rood.
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  • FREE PRESS RACE DAY Special
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      9 1 FREE PRESS RACE DAY Special Saturday, September 20, 1958.
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      EASIER NOW FOR RODGERS' PAIR
      1226 1  -  ALLAN LEWIS Says J R A V E L L E IVS Cheque, who did a good trial for the Gold Vase this morning, and The Brave* One will not start ijn the main sprint this afternoon at Ipoh. This will make it easier for
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      OBABLE STARTERS AMD RIDERS .
      1533 2 OBABLE STARTERS AMD RIDERS RACE 1-2.00: CLASS 3, DIV. 3-6 PURS. 1 ***** BM'i BWBLL 4vr. brah (Metropole Stable) Sullivan 9.00 Let /oMUK ZORG 3yr. grirm (No Worry Stable) E. Breuk... 900 Barratt 1K1MI»\1) II 4yr. brirm (C.T. Aw) Sullivan 812 Jones 4* 000 NIGHT St NTH Y 4yr. chamg
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      Forms of all the horses running today
      1222 2 Forms of all the horses running today RACE ONE BLIE SYYII I g Was not out t over 3F in 44 ZONDER ZORG —Impressed with xp 8 40 3/5 with Singura In TRINIDAD n Went over 3F in jo Magic King y NIGHT SEN lin cent track report e MAYBE:
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      Malayan Scholar looks the best
      1380 4 ■—^■^■^pBBM^pBi^p«BSMi ____B_M_^__, \fALAYAN SCHOLAR ai IS MY CHOICE FOR THE GOLD VASE TRIAL (RACE FIVE) TODAY. S'-xte bets In other races are On Parole (Race Nine), State Minstrel (Race Eight) and Steve (Race Six). RACE ONE BI IE SWELL scored two good wins in his
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      Thristian names are new 'slant'
      168 5 WJL Johns Li ied my H !d daugh- n't I call K MoH 0 formal ay, ChrisMr, are the v "slant" k daughter, B only too s parents W\ ,m names B. much in I a that my Caroline's B| .nformality B°. this, I now
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      5 5 and sisters Josephine and Victoria
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      HE HASN'T SLEPT A WINK FOR 50 YEARS
      458 5  - HE HASN'T SLEPT A WINK FOR 50 YEARS ALLAN BESTIC HE DOES NOT HOLD MUCH WITH PILLS By SCARCELY slept a wink last night, thinking 1 about Mr. Eustace Burnett and the afternoon I spent with him in the village of Hose, near Melton Mowbray, England. But I am happy
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      Moon Festival is so very feminine
      856 5 Moon Festival is so very feminine ngkhkgm,,hm,fhkmhk rrHE month of the 1 Eighth Moon has just begun. This is an important month the world over as it is the time of the Harvest Festival. This is the oldest festival of all for, according to the Christian Bible, it took place
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      The RAF borrows a Spitfire
      101 5 SPITFIRES have become so scarce that the centre piece Of Thorney Island R.A.F. Station's Battle of Britain celebrations dlsplaj todav will be a Spitfire aircraft borrowed from local earajrc proprietor, Mr. Frederick Wllcock. In the past Mr. Wilcoek has had his own Battle of Britain
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    • PELHAM GROOM at the Cinema
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        OUTWARD BOUND WITH ROCK AT THE HELM
        500 6 OUTWARD BOUND WITH ROCK AT THE HELM The cannibal HOW MUCH you will like it'Ulght for The (jods 1 will really depend upon how much you lik< Rock Hudson and Chi 1 vent urr to suggest that even if you only like one of them you will enjoy this latest
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        WHEN 3 WITH A PAST LOOK TO THE FUTURE
        231 6 ANGELS OF DARKNESS" directed by Guiseppo Amato J\ is one of those films which both France and Italy make so well. Both countries scorn the saccharine treatment, they take the film in black and white and their one aim is to
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        THE CHARM OF THAT NOT SO CERTAIN SMILE
        279 6 THE CHARM OF THAT NOT SO CERTAIN SMILE A CERTAIN SMILE" produced by Twentieth Century-Fox should be good because it is an adaptation of Francoise Sagan's novel and. whether or not, one likes the themes she chooses there is no doubt whatever that her characterisation is excellent. This characterisation is
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        It's sword play all the way
        145 6 IKNEW David MacDonald for a number of year.^ and when I saw that he had directed "The Moonraker" I knew that the film would have action, for action, is Dave's speciality; you may remember that he directed the fisht scenes In Ivanhoe. Sure enough
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      166 7 I LONDON, Sept. 19. l'revlou> Todat So. I RSS oJ.f. ports Sept 144 buyers 24 buyers 24 sellers 24 sellers Oct 34 >.; buyers 24 H buyers 24-^8 sellers 24' sellers :l K No. 1 HSS Spot 24'h buyers 24 buyers 24ft sellers 24 1 sellers so
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      New York prices
      96 7 B. ti Previoua Todaj P* Btrelti spot 86.50 sellers 90.50 paid ■N futures m A Contract Sept 86.00 sellers 89.00 buyers 92.50 sellers 0c 85.75 sellers 87.50 buyers Hkv. ,t ji 91 -50 sellers |M >teadler. SALES: Nil ■,'BKIIt: 1 uturos Sept. 29.60 buyers 30.00 buyers 30.20
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      27 7 NEW YORK, Sept. 10 Previous Today Industrials 522.34 526.48 Railroads 136.58 140.39 Domestic Bonds 86.69 86.70 rjtIUUcfl 80.65 80.96 Stocks Composite Averages 179.61 181.64
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      U.S. PEPPER
      62 7 M;. hi bar spot and awaiting re- 26 'i, afloats 26 Vi to 26, ■rp'ember shipment 25%, 25*4. I and l Lampong spot and fcltlns release 26^ afloats Wf to 26, September shipment 25 Sarawak unquoted. Muntok white' spot and awaiting release 38^, a floats 384. and September
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      96 7 lOPKA Philippines cl.f.' ILK. North European ports dellTorod wdfht per lone ton Sept./Oct. (OPRA. Strait. e Xf. CJL/N»rtb Earopein port* detlvored "ttcht per long ion Sest/Oet OCONUT on era* Mnlte tXt. European porto In talk per lonf ton Stpt./Oct. OtONUT oa end* Ocyton elf. European ports
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    FRESH LOSSES IN TIN SHARES
    169 7 I London stock markets ended a buoyant ye' t K on a highly satlsiacorv note yesterday al-week-end proMxaKinff and the modest 'Rht reaction on Wall et was responsible for tain amount of irre:ity in prices. 'hele&s gains pre- f rd on the day fol--8 fresh
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    110 7 A BIG joint Police-Army "internal security" exercise will be held in Singapore on Monday from 7.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. Half the island will be "guarded" and road blocks will be set up on Important highways and bridges. Using the Central Police Station as
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    71 7 Russian-born film star Yul Brynner is seen here with the Austrian starlet, Francis Martin in Vienna, Austria. An Austrian report said Brynner was divorcing his wife Virginia Gilmore to marry the 19-year-old actress whom he met while filming "The Journey'* in Vienna Yul Brynner, now back in Hollywood, and quietly
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      46 7 1 SINGAPORE HIGH TIDES TODAY: 3.07 p.m. I TOMORROW: 5.11 a.m. and 4.07 p.m. I MONDAY: 7.20 a.m. and 5.34 p.m. TUESDAY: 8.39 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. I WEDNESDAY: 9.22 a.m. iand 8.43 p.m. THURSDAY: 9.56 a.m. and 9.32 p.m. FRIDAY: 10.20 a.m. and 10.10 p.m.
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      108 7 Today's radio programme 1.15 p.m. Programme Summary and Tunes with your Tiffin; 1.30 Time Signal, News and Singapore Share Market Report; 1.45 Community Development Seminar; 2.00 Saturday Date; 2.45 Australian Magazine; 3.00 Saturday Prom; 3.30 Juke Box Parade; 4.00 Lazy Afternoon 430 Tea Dance Ballroom; 500 Saturday Medley; 5.30 Bandstand;
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    1261 8  - GRAIN SEARCH ENDS; MARTIN WEDS DIANA ROSS 77iere is nothing that love cannot do tuhjjk THE BTOBV SO WAM '< >l SANNA, the village cobbler'* daughter. Annoyed by the I attention paid her by Martin, a jmtm shepherd, sets him a I tjNk to win her hand. The task is
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    LAST WEEK'S WINNERS
    66 8 rIE winners of last week's colour- in contest (each of whom will receive a $5 prize in due course) are as follows: Miss Chia Tai Long (13). Primary VI-C, St. Joseph's Convent, Hillside Drive, Singapore 19. Miss Jenny Tan (12), 1-A Jalan Ismail, Singapore 14. Master Joseph
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    112 8 owly r-r. and it in back %hnr dittpocari n't you >«c whit his gaipjßupcri. n exploring tlr >mc up and t under watrr is awful. Huity. We've b«en trappr We just on't w.ut until low Rupert breathes. "Your Grandpa's expecting vt to break' 1
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      319 8 A colour-in contest With prizes for you! POCKET-MONEY prixes Name (Master Miss).., are offered for colouring this scene with paints, crayons or chalks. There are four prizes offered each of $5 (two for boys and two for girls). All you have to do is to set to work to brighten
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    1254 9 jj (or tomorrow In ki ii «>i noi urn munion; 800 a.m. > .ion; 9.30 a.m 10.30 a.m. Morn- 1 1 00 a.m. Mandarin Hall); U.45 Ion; 6.00 p.m t Church, Katong: 7 munion. 8 a.m. I t 930 am jr j LDdajf School. 6 of the Asce^on,
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      146 9 A Short but Illuminating Case History. The Shabdin triplets were born in the Maternity Hospital, Penang, on 28th September 1957. Their birth weights were: Norma 3-lbs, Nornein 3-lbs, Norjan 2-lbs. 12J-oz. A tnree bab cs wcre etl on Lactogen from birth.- At the age. .^^^^^lp^i of 5 months, NLiSTUM Pre-cooked
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      203 10 t <0& fofrM <£& (WW A /fa fm A FLOOD OF CORRECT ENTRIES :&»S^^H^I 1 Mr ji > H < ShHmmmmmP^7 jpj si? .^^^^^m hgj Special quiz CAN YOU NAME THESE FILMS? DELECTED winner was Mr. Harold j E. A. Mathieu of 11 A Swanafce i Road. Singapore. The photograph
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      254 10 VVELL, it's happen ed again! I make things just a little easier, and I am flooded with correct entries. The Film Quiz last week was an excellent example of this. A host of entrants gave me the names of the 19 films and knew that they all featured Dirk Bogarde
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      116 10 by J.A.R.O. The General Knowledge was a closer fight but the winner had to be selected, and this also occurred in the other two quizzes, although far less people knew what our cameraman had J h consohtin prize goes to Mrg Teresa Chng of 685 Holy Innocents Lane Singapore 19.
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    137 11 AUSSIE CRICKET TESTS ON TV kl w ian telei stations will •1 of l'l(3,4OO right to tele•clasa cricket .n Sydney and mrne next seaon. The three Victorian stat--15 will pay £9.200 to the in Cricket Assocla.d the three New uth Wales stations £7.200 New South Wales at ion. stations are
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    95 11 WELL SAVED 5 2 GOALIE! The ball 1 sis tipped away by I West Ham United g goalkeeper Gregory E jg as it flashes across the goalmouth from 1 a shot by Smith, 5 C the Aston Villa outside right during their English first E division match at
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    92 11 Harry Weeiman takes the lead in pro. golf HMM\ Wh: winner of Ui M itchplay golf title, com- d in spite of bark ti and took the lead with In the first round of Dunlop Masters Proi. 72-hoiea .troko play meat at Little Aston B mlngtuun Two previous win the
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    34 11 The Singapore Cri< ket Club rugby team to meet Naval liii.e today will be: Parker; French. Anderson, Forbes, Willing*; Bland, I Grimberg, Kennedy. Phil pot, Malvisl. Hartnell; Jenkins Fisher. Smith.
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    67 12 Three Aussies in pro. tennis semi-finals AUSTRALIAN Ken «osewall, twice runner-up at Wimbledon, beat Jack Kramer (l T.S.), the 1947 amateur champion, 6-3. 6-4, 6-4 in the quarter-finals of the World Professional Hard Courts Championships yesterday in Paris. Lew Hoad (Australia) also entered the semi-finals by beating Tony Trabert (U.S.)
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    35 12 Major A. c. Straikcr's three year old Rhythmic won the Ayr Gold Cup (handicap), run over .six furlongs yesterday. Mr. M. Kingsley's Golden Clltt(<l] :ond «>nd Lord ry'a Earl Marshal third Reuter
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    53 12 J^ South African amateur soccer team opened their tour of Britain by drawing 2-2 In a floodlight match against Headington Town, a Southern League club. The South Africans took a little time to settle down on the damp turf but played fast open football throughout the game.
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    32 12 All school children E will be admitted free t« the finals of the Singa- j porr schools badminton rhampionships at the Badminton Hall at 8 p.m. tonight.
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    109 12 I\\N Watrn Of Sweden clipped nine tenths of a second 17 IT th« world 1.000 m< 093.6 yard terday by running thr distance in 2 min 18 l sec at Turku. Finland. Tho mark bettered the old record of 2 min 19 sec. lointiy held by Audun
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    30 12 In an uninterrupted hour of tag-team wrestling tonight at the Happy World Stadium. Kins Kon« and Sheik Ali will meet Aslam and Akram, the fightlnr brother* horn Pakistan.
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