The Singapore Free Press, 30 October 1958

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    15 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper aporr, TliurMlav. <)< tober SO, 1958. Price IftCtfc
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    Lock icon Ike C-Plan visit may boost aid tor Asia
    208 1 Ike C-Plan visit may boost aid tor Asia DKESIDENT EISENHOWER'S tentative plan 1 to attend the Colombo Plan Conference, now meeting in Seattle, may lead to increased financial aid to South-East Asian countries. His intention to address the Colombo Plan nations on November 10 was interpreted by Lais in Washington
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    DETAINEE DECISION SOON
    42 1 DETAINEE DECISION SOON r iK s ii 0 f 1 ide in on the I former ft-wing v ho are ion. sman the Free li proMr. I.im Mr. Devan held in r the Preurity for release Z order. I in The iter
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    Doctor's polio warning
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    Lock icon MIRZA FOR U.K.
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    3 cars stolen
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    RUBBER PRICE UP ¼ CENT
    35 1 RUBBER PRICE UP CENT November first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened in Singapore this morning at 90 3 8 cents a lb., up a quarter of a cent on yesterday's close. The tone u dy.
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    Lock icon CORONATION FIXED BY POPE
    154 1 CORONATION FIXED BY POPE FPE JOHN XXIII yesterday fixed the date of his coronation for I day. Nov. 4 The date came as a surnce lt was both earlier than expected and was not on a Sunday. The date irtlcular ftcance In Ifalv. howfor it C( Italy's armlsti. |iy of
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    Lock icon BIG THREE NEAR ACCORD ON A-BAN
    187 1 BIG THREE NEAR ACCORD ON A-BAN 'Yes' to India's U.N. resolution forecast DRITAIN, Russia and the United States were reported last night to be on the verge of agreement to accept a resolution in the U.N. calling for the discontinuance of nuclear weapon tests. The Indian delegation which has been
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    Lock icon 'Dirty' Soviet bombs
    190 1 'Dirty' Soviet bombs MK. JOHN McCONE, chairman of the CS. Atomic Energy Commission, said yesterday he was greatly concerned by reports that some explosions in the current Soviet nuclear test series had produced a high rate of radiation. He said in Washington that the reports, which came from Japanese scientists,
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    CANADA P.M. DUE DEC. 1
    61 1 TTHE Canadian Prime Minister, Mr. John Diefenbaker, is expected to pay a one-day visit to Singapore on December 1 during his Asian tour beginning on November 14. He will then pay a flying visit to the Federation. The Canadian Finance Minister, Mr. Donald Fleming, left
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    Lock icon ENGLAND IS FOGBOUND
    38 1 Fog over Britain yesterday hampered airlines, halted shipping and delayed trains. For the third successive evening, a blanket of fog was moving in from the East Coast to cover London and the southern counties.B Reuter
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    Lock icon U.S. PLANS FIVE BLASTS TODAY
    29 1 American atomic experts today worked against the clock and unfavourable Winds to complete tr explosions before midnight eve of the GriT-va f conferenc* Reuter
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    Lock icon Missiles for Asia if asked
    128 1 T*HE U.S. State Depart. ment spokesman said last night that the United States had no plans to introduce intermediate range ballistic missile bases in Asia UNLESS IT WAS REQUESTED TO DO SO BY THE GOVERN. MENTS CONCERNED. The State Department spokesman was comment, ing on
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    Lock icon Malta gets new political party
    119 2 VM'W political party, called the Democratic Natl ist Partj ha been formed in Malta with the of attaining dominion status for the announced In Valetta yesten The leader ol the new paity Is Dr. Herberl Oanado ji» aid it had been formed bj u> ol
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    58 2 picture. E A small boy's eyes nearly pop oul of his r head in wonder as he z: watches the latest 2 model train set in action at a preview of E the (hristmas toys organised by the Bri- E tish Toy Manufacturers E Association at the Wai. E dorf
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    Lock icon U.S. is warned by Hungary
    67 2 HUNGARY will charge the United States with subversion and espionage it" the situation in Hungary Is debated in the United Nations. Dr. Endre Sik. the Foreign Minister, said in Budapest yesterday. Although he had b< <n unofficially told by Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld, the U.N. Secretary
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    Lock icon Paper price up?
    28 2 Sir Erie Bowater. chairman of the Bowater Paper Corporation Limited, said yesterday a rise in the price of newsprint was needed because of increascosts. Reuter
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    Lock icon BRITAIN SAVES TRADE TALKS
    44 2 11 Ii ri l»'ill S rn ri Ul cIUH oumu nation "Maudling committee" in Paris ia tackling the remaining items on its European free trado area agenda. -—-———^The committee chairman, Mr up i tiie I to the I to Reuter
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    Lock icon Australia steps up aid for China refugees
    38 2 Australia steps up aid for China refugees T»HB A 10,(11)0 tO help i arrh 'Mi Red (iai juppl .in A.£25,000 made in January it ion. the I I 10,00(1 tfhom left ti II I iille 11 OOC Reuter
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    Lock icon TORIES SLASH WAR EMERGENCY LAWS TO FOIL LABOUR
    156 2 Only five crisis controls remain r rin: British Government yesterday Introduced a Kill repealing various 1 surviving war emergency regulations which Conservatives believe could be invoked by their opponents to help "bring in a Socialist state hv the flick of a switch."
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    Lock icon H.P. debt $ 212 a family
    72 2 H.P. debt 212 a family r pilK average hire pur A chase debt for the British family is now about V:'!.') ($212), the Bulletin for Industry said today. Families in (ana da and Australia owed more than tbis perhaps three times as much while families in the Inited States might
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    Lock icon Liberty vote: UK abstains
    108 2 Liberty vote: UK abstains fFHE UN. Social, HumaniI tarlan and Cultural Committee yesterday adopted the text of an article of the draft international covenant on civil and political rights stating the universal right to liberty and security of person and freedom from arbitrary arrest. The vote was 70 to 0.
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    Lock icon ASSASSINATION PLOT EXPOSED
    61 2 President Art ma Fr of the Argentine left on a state visit to Par yesterday a few hour a plot to assassinate him !r. Asuncion, the Paraguayan capital, was uncovered. An announcement herp said that Jose Americo Perez Gris. an Argentine citizen under arresl with three other
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    Lock icon KOREA DEBATE
    15 2 The United Nations debate on the Korean question may begin next Tuesday- U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Censure move by Labour
    61 2 THE British Labour Opposition last night gave notice of a virtual motion of censure on the Government over increasing unemployment and falling industrial production The vote will be taken in the House of Commons at the end of a debate on economic affair-, next Monday and
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    Warning on Red trade
    36 2 THE Soviet Union is tin m :iicient na in the world and Ifl to use its vast pped raw material rt tepped up .''i' with tin puhli anc.,! and i ring News.
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    Lock icon Cigarettes: Views clash
    34 3 A wh 0 wrote on v death certim lung i xcessive an inquest terday that ed 40 to 50 i day. lion that is cancer." he said •ii from na. Reuter
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    Lock icon Nobel Prize author under house arrest
    433 3 Nobel Prize author under house arrest BORIS PASTERNAK, who has declined the 1951 Nobel Prize for literature, was under police guard =at his house outside Moscow yesterday. Ue was not allowed to receive visitors. In Stockholm last night Dr. Nils Staahle. direc- tor of the Nobel Foundation, said Pasternak's name
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    Lock icon M.P. URGES COLOUR BAR
    294 3 *pokc ii for the tvliil4' man Tory YIK. CYRIL OSBORNE, a British Conservative lfl M.l'., told the House of Commons last nlfhl that the problem of coloured people liv ing in Britain had become so acute that it was "time someone spoke up for the white
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    31 3 Quadruplets have been born to an African woman in Moshi, Northern Tanganyika. One of the two girls has died. The other girl and two boys are being given oxygen. Reuter
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    Lock icon LIVING IN SIN -TAX FREE
    78 3 LIVING IN SIN -TAX FREE rjneer A h a E 1,500 a thor with.arried because .ve e 20,000 Common was told last night. Prior Palmer, a disclosed this the oo YS nm m n t t something ai tax conthe next Ht iple realisabout they mar- tto a civil an
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    Lock icon B.O.A.C STRIKE: REDS BLAMED
    143 3 4 COMMUNIST PARTY cell was the root cause A of continual trouble among British Overseas Airways Corporation workers at London Airport, a trade union chief claimed yesterday. Mr. Jim Matthews, .secie-^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H the trade union I the Joint I for the 1 1 aviation lam- 1 basted
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    77 3 I)RINCE PHILIP said in Ottawa yesterday that th. English-speaking peoples must show by exam] that they believe in what they preach. He made the remark at a conference ol the Engl iking Union, ol which he Is president. "We do not ieek to Impose <>ur Ideal
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    65 3 Air Vice Marshal j E. M. _F. Grundy, who will succeed Air Vice Marshal e. C. Bates as Air Officer in charge of Administration at Far f East Air Force head- quarters, Singapore. Aged 50, he has been chairman of the J NA.T.O. Military Stan- dardisation Agency in London since
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  • The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, Oct. 30, 1958. Opinion
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      Only Russia benefits
      203 4 rpHE intrepid Greece which in 1940 rejected Mussolini's ultimatum is tod sadly in need of the same courage to aay "No" to Makarios. Time and again the Athens Government has shown itself ready to work for an end to the bloodshed. murder and misery in strife-torn Cyprus.
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    It's death for contact with outsiders in Rumania
    352 4 It's death for contact with outsiders in Rumania Bv a Special Correspondent VXEVV stati decree introduced In Rumania makes it an offence punishable by death for Rumanian to have contacts with "foreigners" for the purpose of "involving the state in a declaration ol neutrality." This offence was formerly punishable by
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    Lock icon CHURCH YES TO A-BOMB
    262 4 VIUnI IM.I ISMI l> Catholic theolo Kian has said it Is "morallj admissible t»» use nuclear weapons in a limited, defensive v\ar. Hut he slid un limited Ulc Of nuclear lon i annul be con a* iu ii under anj eir« t iimstances. rhe Rev, John
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    Lock icon TREK OF ANGOLA BOERS ENDS
    308 4 TREK OF ANGOLA BOERS ENDS A nationai. appeal I be<n launched in South Africa to as.sl t in the repatriation ol the Angola Boers, an lm poverished group ol Nomadic farmers who trekked with their few pos < trom the Nor them Transvaal to the Portuguese terr < Angola about
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    Lock icon Boom in NZ ends—now austerity
    385 4  - Boom in NZ ends now austerity ERIC RIEL IU y K\\ ZEALANDERS are In for Wl lndefiniti period austerity with the main hopes of thenlabour Prime Minister pinned on better export prices Up and down that country, considered prosperous only 18 months ago. citins are grumbling louder and louder at
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      12 4 A Gift of Lasting Beauty i s. .1. wi.v.% 106, ORCHARD RD
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    CITY COUNCIL'S BUDGET TRIMS OFF LUXURIES
    227 5 CITY COUNCIL' S BUDGET TRIMS OFF LUXURIES Draft is strictly utilitarian' THfc Singapore City Council is to discontinue its 45-year-old tradition A of paying an annual contribution towards maintenance of the police force. The draft budget, to be tabled next Thursday, does not make profOt MM is I the to
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    $382m. drop in Singapore's entrepot trade
    128 5 $382m. drop in Singapore' s entrepot trade IN'GAPORE'S entrepot trade in the first nine months of this year was S3B? million below tat for the same period in 1957. rom January to September were llued al $2,353.9 million, as compared to $2,530.3 i. same period last year. Export values for
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    51 5 Former Shakespearian actress B i 1 1 i e Whitelaw who has just been voted "the funniest female personality on TV" in a poll conducted in the North of England and in the Midlands. Billie has for the past three months been starring in the situa-tion-eomedv series "Time Out for
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    S'pore 'host' fo Fed. deportees
    177 5 rpHE Singapore Government is being frequent--1 ly asked to play fairy-godmother to destitutes from the Federation who are repatriated to their homes in India and China. During the July-September the Social Welfart I gave tern- I to I from the Fed- I the be- I
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    NANYANG ACCEPTS GOVT. IDEA
    38 5 NANYANG ACCEPTS GOVT. IDEA r. Iverslty the sugtry ol I ict diploQ i ..-ation. I that "fli <- -try anc i< would .soon hanics ol II Is pos» may oe al exconduct be mo- 'hr Uni- i which' irs*
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    41 5 Miss Kamari Komala, who will perform at a irietj Concert in aid of the Nett |i iinuh Hiuh School Fund to i», held ,i the Victoria Theatre tomorrow sin>s a student of tne well-known Bharata Nityam teacher, Va/huvooi Itamiah IMI ii
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    Govt, offers land for creche
    18 5 Govt, offers land for creche j ni haa Bin- hildluncil rent will plus the I i at of
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    PHOTO SHOW OPENS TODAY
    52 5 Major S. C. Thong. Chiei Inspector of Schools. Singapore is to open a pli graphy exhibition by students today at 3 p.m. at the Pasir Panjang Secondary School The two-day exhibition comprises of prints submitted bv students from H secondary schools for thi. year's Chopra Trophy
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      69 6 > I FRESHEST M j TASTE IN SMOKING 1 Wenlhol Misl makes the Irlch tobacco taste fi you're smoking. And lhe fi stays with you long afl< i 100. li) the Hi- 0! 1 Munutas lined bii I Llfftfl M*rri VI J maker* of J ak^~^\. 1 //l.s'7 7«/// II
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      225 6 JEW" "HAWK I "»y Sydney Jordan *^£oej!iti_ctsT Wo at tf L I bk>-ch«mk»l t«cHni_t_|Mys fe SucH K tnk*n ov«r oh« Hundred of SSP S£SSeSco S £^^S !!ji /fl d^^« fhar *«y «*u w rebuild r >our years to reshape UFE ITSSLF 9 LUlfclff<OmC»b4e > V TVie &"™P*y -<^________________l I^F PP
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      354 6 r>OHN today you appear I pervious to opposition I have made up your mind thing, you can be dtpend- i carry it through. It may t lonu time, but tventuallv B get where you want to be m You have a sensitive anH i are responsive to the nee You
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    MAYOR AND ISLAND CLUB ARE AGREED ON GROUNDS
    270 7 Golf course arrangement satisfies honour npHE MAYOR, Mr. Ong Eng Guan, and the x Royal Island Club are believed to have reached an agreement concerning admittance of the public to the club's grounds during weekends. The new president of the club, Mr.
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      175 7 I LONDON, Oct. 29. Previous Today '„n, ,n ,»orts Sai MH buyers 35% buyers |ulop i sellers 25 sellers 25 S* buyers 25% buyers 25 7 sellers 26 sellers nti'iK St l iSB Snot L s buyers 25 buyers 1,5 sellers 25 7 sellers U'.KI IN'C l
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      New York prices
      113 7 NEW YORK, Oct. 29 Previous Today riN Straits Spol 97.25 nom. 97.50 nom. TIN future* its C'ontracl <>rt 95.37 buyers 95.75 buyers 97.37 sellers 97.75 sellers 1^ 95.00 buyers 95.12 buyers 97.00 sellers 97.12 sellers Jan 94 87 buyers 95.00 buvers 9G.87 sellers 97.00 sellers r« lN
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      41 7 NEW YORK, Oct. 19. n i j i Previous Today Industrials 536 88 542 7 J r ,ll,ouK 147.89 149 10 >;T; m Bond, 86.39 86 20 11 T, 823 »2*2 I I Mocks Composite Iverafci 186.44 188.22
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      U.S. PEPPER
      34 7 iUna cif. Sarawak unquoted. Munrok I 24U white spot 33. awaiting release md unquoted, afloat unquoted and Ing October shipment 37, 36* '> cif, .filers ex-dock. ces (iimtcd in U.S. cents per lb.
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      56 7 LONDON, Oct. 29 OPRA (llt K Today N in porta delivered Wt per lon, ton Novembei $226 selkn $225 sellers j porta delivered *T* ZfVZSi ils nom £79 noni 0 E ropean rt I" bulk WnippiNf COPRA N c°U US £123 resellens £123 r «*»er» j
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    35 7 The 42.000-ton tanker British Duchess is seen at speed during her trials off the Isle of Arran. She is the largest tanker ever launched on the Clyde, having an over-all length of 710 feet—Popper picture.
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    10,000 see exhibition
    55 7 MORE than 10,000 people in the rural areas have visited the "W e of Singapore" exhibition which is now on a tour of the rural districts. The exhibition has so far been taken to five community centres during the past month. It will bo opened at the
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    QUIZ NEXT MONTH FOR THE VISITORS
    176 7 THE Singapore Department of Tourism will launch its scheme to find out the likes and dislikes of tourists next month. The Director of Tourism. Mr. RA. Howlett, told the Free Press that during next month every visitor leaving the colony by air would be
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    30 7 Libya, one of the few remaining Arab allies of the West, is considering an offer of Soviet economic aid. Premier Abdel Megid Koobar said in Benghazi. U.P.I.
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    LONDON STOCKS ADVANCE
    130 7 tial for tin c ac- till remalnlni t por- Wall S ment. I f a weak preference shares following poor results. United Stat dollar stocks were better ln response to Wall Street, but Canadians were irregular. Industrials advanced on a broad front and closing prices were around
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      45 7 SINCAPORE HICH TIDES TODAY: 11.46 a.m. TOMORROW: 0.49 a.m. and 12.16 p.m. SATURDAY: 1.24 a.m. and 12.48 p.m. SUNDAY: 2.03 a.m. and i 1.22 p.m. MONDAY: 2.47 a.m. and 2.02 p.m. TUESDAY: 3.42 a.m. jj and 2.53 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 4.56 a.m. i and 4.05 p.m.
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      89 7 Today's radio programme 1.15 p.m. Lunchtime Concert; 1.30 Time Signal and News; 1.45 Men Only; 2.00 Close Down; 5.00 The Merry -Go-Round; 5.30 Calling All Hospitals, presented by Maisie Conceicao; 6.30 Interlude for Music; 6.45 Lights On; 6.53 Announcements and Singapore Share Market Report; 7.00 Time Signal and News; 7.15
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    What would you ask the P.M,?
    270 8  - What would you ask the P.M,? WILLIAM FOSTER By Ii you ever had Ihe chance of beini •»•> mi for day .t i<l asking Ihe Prime Minister ot Jlrilaln inst <»»><' question in Parliament, have vou ever wondered what you would iaj Personally, i would ro for something that has
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    AIR TRAG DY SHOCKS EVA
    221 8 AIR TRAG DY SHOCKS EVA Film star Bartok is] 1 loi rival's death in Viscount crash Soft music and wine and startling news /iM! NIGHT last week Hungarian-born film star Eva Bartok spent a gay evening at a London nightclub. But the gaiety was shortlived, for as* she entered her
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    FRISKY CAR SCORES BIG HIT
    70 8 i A ladyi dreamt roadsUl THE 43i •tional l\ bition ha Boris C< don. And tho sp< tion is a tion. Ami show Is th b light the makei made quiremi racing Simple lines At the same tiers ha of simple that car with the
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  • INDISCREET FREE PRESS FILM FEATURE
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      9 1 INDISCREET FREE PRESS FILM FEATURE Thursday, October 30, 1958.
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      THAT team is back —better than ever
      575 1 THOSE TWO STARS I OF NOTORIOUS (REMEMBER...?) ARE REUNITES AFTER 10 YEARS IN A WACKY NEW EXERCISE Till Ml H HKRALDED "Indiscreet" is here— and it's much more Ihan the reappearance of Ihoso two old troupers, Cary (Irani and In grid Bergman, in
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      Success ...and sadness, too
      503 2 CARY GRANT TALKS., ABOUT CARY GRANI IT WAS three in the morning. Cary Grant as stretched full length on the carpeted floor of his Dublin hold suite. He was wearing a green Italian silk dressing gown and striped pyjamas. He was tanned the colour of old
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      77 3 Indiscreet goes out into I)IRECTOR Stanley Donen took lull Advantage of the London background to film his exteriors for "Indiscreet." Left below, Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman, the two stars of the film are seen doing one scene The camera crew, the floodlights, and, of course, the two stars drew
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      This will restore both make-up and morale
      498 4 KLEENEX IS THE TISSUE WITH A THOUSAND USES pVERI him actress, A relying as she must on the assistance of make-up ulini facing the cameras, must dis like those occasional seines when she has to be filmed without wearing an\ beauty aids. Such
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    64 9 SORRY this is not a scoop picture of two Sex Kittens. It is only Brigitte Bardot and her reflection as the lovely French film actress hands over her ticket at the Lyons station turnstile on arrival in Paris recently. The famous 8.8. interrupted her vacation in St.
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    46 9 »HE MARQUIS CREATES A SCENE 'HEN ASKED FOR A COMMENT k «"cl the Marquis of Mil ford Haven seen entering Lad) I'uhi* London home last week short! 3 after reporters 1 ques--11 Inner Shiv of Palilalia had sparked "fT the l|i.. front steps.
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    HE SIMPLY CAN'T AFFORD TO GO OUT TO WORK
    247 9 DONALD ERIC HHOOKER, 58, claims that hv "simply cannot all ord to go to work Britain's welfare state, he was quoted in Trede .Monmouthshire, a.s sayl subsidises him "to the I tent of more than £hi I week.'' Tl i tance,
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    2033 10  - HE POLLUTED HIS PALATE AT 'LA PIGALLE' PELHAM GROOM Another Latiff story by was on my way back to the club when I heard a moan from the deep a a a shadows close to the wall, and it was there that found Verdun soaked in blood and with a
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    LEARNING TO MAKE IHE JUNGLE NEUTRAL
    774 11 LEARNING TO MAKE IHE JUNGLE NEUTRAL rpHE irregular, choking drone of the twin enfined Yaletta aircraft broke the stillness ((l Malaya's humid night-air. As the pilot fought with tin' controls, the crew men of the Royal nM x Service Corps (Air Despatch) prepared to take the impact of a crash
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    RIGGING UP A TENT
    56 11 Using bamboo poles and panels oj parachute material, trainees are taught how to rig up a jungle tent. In his jungle kit, apart from the normal maps, compass, mess tiiis, every trainee carries jive panels of parachute material and 30 of nylon Jigging, which hc takes
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    47 11 i In this picture, 20-year-old Driver I James Sheriff of 55 Company R.A.S.C., (left) pours water into a bamboo teapot over a fire. With him is an- I other trainee, Captain C. E. Heckley of the Royal Australian Electrical I and Mechanical Engineers at Taiping.
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    98 12 SUKARNO TO EXTEND EMERGENCY DECREE 'pli; state of war" decree for all of Indonesia will be prolonged after its originally scheduled expiration date of Dei. 17, it was re ported from Jakaiia. The ing sian monitored the to the decree came I day I central I wartime I ministrators. to
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    226 12 An ugly Peking jest' IMIE NEW YORK Heialdrribune described the new Chinese Communist policy Of shelling Quemoy On alternate days as an ugly jest. It said: "The pattern of Rect Chini bombardment of the Quemoy.s has been an old one from the first intensive shelling interrupted by halt truces. But
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    19 12 Nationalist Chinese President Chiant Kai-shek will observe his sev< nty■econd birthday m Taipch I J ov." U.P.I.
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    68 12 UNDERSEAS A-TESTS DETECTED JAPANESE scientists said they had detected United States underwater nuclear tests taking place ln the past four years by monitoring earthquake shock waves of a relatively new type, called T-waves. Dr. Kiyoo Wadachl director of the Japanese Central Meteorological Observatory, has reported, for the first time, on
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    55 12 The beautiful Siamese pavilion (above) which was a centre of interest it the Brussels World Fair. is to stay in Belgium. The Belgium Royal Family will acquire it and thus repeat what was done at the previous Brussels world fair j when the king of that tune bought the Japanese
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      88 12 Timing of Garcia visit comes under fire piERY Mayor Arsenio A H. Lacson of Manila said that it would be "the height of irresponsibility" for President Carlos P. Garcia to visit Japan early in December. In a radio speech hc said the President would find himself in the incongruous position
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      21 12 Radio Peking said a television station is planned for Canton. Peking and Shanghai already eaeh j have a TV stattoi U.P.I.
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      16 12 TWO LARGE TYPHOONS WHIG H RECENTLY STRUCK JAPAN I TROYED AN ESTIMATED 111 10.000 OF REUTER
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      49 12 0/ State John 'er D\Z aid i n Washington that he had a speciai ne wun Ceylon because one of his great grandmothers was "buried there and one of his great grandfathers wrote the first English-Tamil language dictionary. These were great grandparents on his moth^^^ the family. M U.P.I.
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      20 12 The Burmese Government wants to buy 30,000 tons of cooking coal and has asked for bids In several countries.-^ U.P.I.
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      30 12 Mr. H. B. Cantor, president of the Carter Hotels Corp., said in Tokyo he was negotiating an agreement for the construction in Japan of two 90,000-ton ■"JJIJ.V passenger liners.— U.P.I.
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      54 12 I s. exporters may now ship a number of additional commodities to Hong Kong without applying for individual export licences, the U.S. Bureau of Foreign Commerce has announced. The v include inedible fish oils, dry shellac, paper products, petrol outboard motors of 15 h.p. or less, nicotine, copper, sulphate, lead
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      53 12 About 10,000 officers of the Chinese communist army, including more than 70 generals, have recently gone into the ranks to serve as ordinary soldiers the Peking New China News Agency reported. This is tn line with the army's political department directive that officers should spend one month annually in the
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    163 12 WOMEN'S FIGHT LONG WAY TO GO A BURMESE edu. a* and an Indian tor both women agreed their sex still faces a i un struggle for pro: and social equality. They were imong estimated 2,500 guests and delegates at the openin session of the eighth Na° tional Assembly of United
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    114 12 A govt, of experts for Siam? THE revolutionary part; in Bangkok Is sidering the formation of a provisional governmenl of "experts." including ousted Premier Thanom Kittlkachorn. a source close to the party reported. The newspaper Sarnseri said among others approached to join the pro visional government are: Pote Sarasin. a
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    21 12 The supply of coins would be lncn this year by ion n pieces the Jakarta Business News reported. Reuter
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      118 13 rrHE difficulty of ventilat--1 ing barns, piggeries and Is adequately has tne by a woman Britain whose simple as it is A roofing of galvanised m which is cut a number of small, spaced louvres to admit both light and air is the invention of
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      308 13  -  ANNE EDWARDS ON SAFARI IN LONDON A FRENCHMAN FINDS.. By It may look like a Jangle bonnet but this is the one-occasion hat the lut you can wear only on a windless, cloudless day at the races or a garden party. or for caviar and champagne and
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      218 13 \Y i/utl.r whether IshV I f J l falnil > < ar or whether .;hJJ e v that job to her husband. Iflu.n, M (louht th »t feminine In- m »>« design „f a ll cars l n Brij n »**J is mormons. «rt rim 58
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      LUSH LIVING
      276 13 by two men with ideas T<WO men to whom money doesn't matter have moved houses this week. One is Mr. Louis Freeman, restaurant director, who has put 20 years' experience of cooking into designing a kitchen. The other Zil I a text iirl yeaivß experience muw into a
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      132 13 Rl I V Britain's Girls Training Corps, which 8,000 members, decided to I inch ior youm; women between th-. d 25. Tn. pri. on mainly r< ponslble fnr this ichei the Chairman of the Con y-haired Miss Kathleen Curletl who call., it Enti rprisc
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    GOLD CUP DINNER
    50 14 The Racehorse Owners Association of Malaya will hold their Annual Gold (up dinner at Seaview Hotel tonight. Trophies for the 1957 sea. son will be awarded as follows: Leading Owners Shaw Stables. Horse of the Year Three Rings. Horse to win the most (.olden Melody, five wins.
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    1114 14 ALLAN LEWIS SUMS UP YESTERDAYS RACING HOW THEY RAN I HAS KEVIN MITA CTIELLS DAY AT BI'KIT TIMAH YESTERDAY. Mitchell rode five winners: Brave General, Forest Beau, High Socks, Youghal Bridge and Come Up. His feat equals that of Eddie Larkin who rode five winners
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    U.K. RUGBY RESULTS
    38 14 ults of yesterday's British Rugby Union mate 1 wn county championship--6 Dorse! Hampshire ll Eastern Counties 5; Middlesex 6 Surrey 0: Sussex 14 Oxfordshire 28. Club match: Cambridge University 38 Cambridge University Club s.— Reuter.
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    130 14 MAKE A NOTE OF THESE HORSES... HORSES THAT IMPRESSED YESTERDAY AND CA* BE FOLLOWED THE LAST DAY ARE: AUTOMATION, winner oi Class 2 Div. 1 one should win his fourth on end by taking the longer race on Saturday. VANITAS second to Malayan Graduate, should maw amends over IK nllles
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      316 14 ||k STRAITS TIMES r>\ ANNUAL, 1959 f-/ A Chinese philosopher OOCC i/» ,h ()ne P' c,ure is or,fl a //W thousand words." Only lhe t>\ f JEf Strsta limes Annual can give V i V (,u direct access to the colour J f fui world of Malaya and South 1
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    240 15 British Vanwall barred fram racing ...m liisllly succesaF/ul British Van--all car will '>'■ ''-"-retl ...ins under m .,v retulaUona an1..M night ni London. Cl irt international SportJcommission. winch conmis automobile racing. deRed last night that trom Sj Formula One racing hall be for cars of up to Se and a
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    GOLD CUP JOCKEYS
    81 15 I'KOKVBJi: (up runnels and jockeys: Shamrock Slipper (J Jones); Brilliant Scholar (unfixed); Collateral (K. Barratt); Prince of Lalita (L. Johnson); Couag (J. Forte) Three Rings (P. King); Powhatan (doubtful starter); The Nailer (C. Franklin); Straits Code (A. Mawi); On Stage (M. Posner) Who Knows (K. Mitchell); The
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    THREE RINGS DGES A SPLENDID TRIAL ON TRACK
    688 15  - THREE RINGS DGES A SPLENDID TRIAL ON TRACK ALLAN LEWIS By PRINCE CHARTER SHINES Gold Cup horses show their forrr G /".V^ b P? clißb Thr^ W»f% who has won the Singapore (lOld Cup three times and the Penang (Jold Cup twice, worked ?> S i^* e ll. as u
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    129 15 Peter May can't play tomorrow 4KTIUK MILTON. A the opening batsman, has B chill ami missed tin- M.C.C 's »et practice in Adelaide \e>terday. last hou lor Frank Tyson, who was attacked hy lumbago in the first match of the tour against Western Austrii 1 i a, had a strenuous
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    95 15 IRELAND'S soccer team to play Scotland at Hampden Park. Glasgow, on November 5 shows three changes from that beaten 6-2 by Spain on Oct 15. Forde (Ards), Casey (Portsmouth). and Tully (Glasgow Celtic) are replaced by Cunningham (Leicester City), Peacock (Glasgow Celtic), and McParland (Aston
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    OLD VICTORIANS SPORTS TRIALS
    36 15 The Old Victorians' Association will be holding rugby and hockey trials at Victoria School on Saturdays 1 and 8 November at 5.15 p.m. Interested Victorians are invited to turn up for selection.
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    SCOT BEATS THE CHAMP
    32 15 SCOT BEATS THE CHAMP DENNIS Adams, South African holder of the British Empire flyweight boxing title, was outpointed by British champion Frankit 1 Junes < Scotland) over eight rounds last night in Glasgow.
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    21 15 Hearts scored a 5-0 away victory over Raith Rovers In a Scottish League Division One match yesterday. Reuter
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    134 15 r ONDON KV set a rccord in winning; the Cambridgeshire Handicap run over nine fartonga at Newmarket yesterday at odds of 22-1, for no horse carrying as much ;»s 1 1 pounds had ever won the v.xcc before. London Cry was top lit of the 33
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    MAKARIOS GOING TO THE U.N FOR DEBATE ON CYPRUS
    248 16 Greek Governmenl lel Is why il refuses mediation by NATO ARCHBISHOP MAKARIOS, the exiled Greek Cvpriot leader, announced in Athens last night that he would go to New York next week to attend the VS. debate on Cyprus. This followed a
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    52 16 Things a wife can say... A WIFE who called her husband I mouse, a worm and "Scrooge" was not guilty of cruelty, the London divorce court commissioner decided yesterday. He dismissed a petition for divorce by Reginald Cunningham on the grounds of cruelty by his wife, Marion, who denied the
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    109 16 Decision by pilot saves 68 SIXTY-EIGHT passengers of an R.A.F. Comet bound for London were saved from a mid-air explosion yesterday when the captain delayed take-off by 20 minutes to load spare fuel at Nicosia. A terrorist bomb, meant to go off in flight, exploded beside the Comet as passengers
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    47 16 picture. Juliette Greco, now in London to make a film at Pinewood. plays the one role she finds it so hard to get round to of just being plain "mamma" litre she is seen giving a bath to her four-year-old daughter Laurence at the Sarin Hotel* Popper
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    20 16 King Hussein of Jordan is flying two thoroughbred Arab horses to Queen Elizabeth as a special gift.
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    38 16 Rebel women commandos killed eleven soldiers, wounded six others and took six prisoners ln a sharp fivehour engagement on Tuesday night in the outskirts of Holguin, Oiiente province, the Cuban rebel radio said. U.P.I.
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    37 16 The U.S. Census Bu: tlmated yesterday that American export i in sep_ tember totalled U551,352 million 3 per rent lew than in August and a drop of 12 per cent, from tr tot.) U.P.I.
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    439 16 T>ACE weights for Saturday, concluding day of the Singapore Turf Club's Gold Cup Meeting, were announced this morning as follows: GOLD CUP CL. 1, DIV. I— IS MILES Shamrock Slipper 9.04 Brilliant Scholar 8.09 Collateral 8.07 Prince of Lalita 8.06 Couag 8.06 Picture Goer II 8.0.") Three
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    135 16 ISRAELI Prime Minister, Mr. David Ben Gurion speaking on possible events in Jordan after the British withdrawal, said in Jerusalem yesterday that "all Nasser knows and needs to know is that we are opposed to any entry of foreign troops into Jordan." Diplomatic observers interpreted Mr. Ben
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