The Singapore Free Press, 19 November 1958

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    Masthead
    15 1 The Singapore Free Press Mi lava's Own Family P;ier j Wedneaiay. \o\ember 19, 195^l>ihe i.i(A
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    BOEING THERE FIRST – 'BUT IT WASN'T A RACE'
    103 1 BOEING THERE FIRST 'BUT IT WASN'T A RACE' A PAN-AMERICAN World Airways A Boeing 707 j t airliner lauded at Idlewild Airport, New York, yesterday 11 minutes before a British Overseas Airways Corporation Comet iV jet which it had been steadily overtaking throughout their transatlantic flight from London Airport. Captain
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    MAYOR UNDER FIRE, TOLD: QUIT
    577 1 'PAP caused mess' l IBEKAL- SOCIALIST councillor Mr. Wee Swee Hong today advised the Mayor and the P.A.P. councillors to resign if they thought they were incompetent to run the city administration. Mi. Wee, who was speaking m the resumed debate on the Mayor's moti
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    Crash airman 'favourable'
    38 1 The condition of the only survivor of the crew of the RAF Canberra bomber which crashed at Ama Keng village yesterday, was stated today to be "favourable." Two other members of the crew were killed.
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    Lock icon 100-TON ATLAS : UP...THEN HUSH-HUSH
    89 1 1 00 -TON ATLAS UP... THEN HUSH -HUSH i Will; is. \ir Force 1 maintained strict silence \esterday on the fate of an Atlas I intercontinental bal- j listic missile launched from (ape Canaveral I j the previous night. The 100-ton missile 1 was reported to be j aimed .it
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    $1,000 stolen from house
    13 1 In cash and stolen from Telok Ayor early his
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    Lock icon Brazil puts brake on living costs
    20 1 I Kubitschek yes- ted immcy. measures ils soaring until the curillsation nlnn ration.- Reuter
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    RUBBER PRICE
    14 1 grade rubb opened In morning at ilj down five--1 f on yester-
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    Lock icon Main danger to Malaya
    347 1 Main danger to Malaya WARNING BY THE 8.8.C. RACIAL differences m Malaya and the efforts being made to resolve them formed the theme of a 8.8.C. television programme m London last night. The 45-minute programme, called "The Inheritors" and one of a series of seven filmed m Commonwealth countries took
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    Lock icon Turkey's£2so,ooo order with U.K.
    27 1 The Ford Motor Company, Dagenham, announced yesterday they had received orders worth £250.--000 from Turkey for trucks, industrial engines and spare parts.— Reuter
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    2 NEW POLIO CASES
    24 1 CM«| Of paralytic polio WtTt acimlt*°Mg Wlddleton Hospital up to 1.15 tIa T. '>rin^ini> (he total for thti rear to
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    Lock icon U.S. Army plans 2 moon shots
    28 1 Aviation week magazine said yesterday that the United States Army planned two moon shots next month from Cape Canaveral m Florida.— Reuter
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    Lock icon Toy cargo for U.S.
    37 1 A cargo of 200,000 Christmas toys from Japan arrived yesterday at Long Beach, California, on the Freighter Montana Maru. It was the fust shipment of Japanese Christmas toys of the sea- son.- Reuter
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    Lock icon Curfew on Cyprus villages then big swoop
    106 1 Curfew on Cyprus villages then big swoop another large scale anti-Eoka operation ha begun m Cyprus m tli- ctor of the i.sland, it wa.s officially st at ocl m Nice night. The town ol PaphOj and rl^ht villages were put under \v\ A number of Cypriot reported to have been
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    Lock icon Ship breaks in two in gale
    117 1 Ship breaks in two in gale yHE 10,028-ton AmcrlA can freighter Cari D. Bradley broke In two and sank m heavy seas during a gale on Lake Michigan yesterday. The freighter carries a crew of 35. The U.S. coast guard said its cutters and other vessels were speeding to the
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    Lock icon 8-day fog goes
    17 1 England was clear of foe yesterday for the first time for eight days.— Reuter
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    Lock icon Russia drops demand linking U.S. bases with space talks
    383 2 Russia yesterday dropped its demand that the peaceful use of miter space be linked with elimination of all foreign military ba Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian A. Zorin submitted a new resolution m the U.N. General Assembly political committee calling for
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    Lock icon MAC SILENT OVER PARTY REMARKS
    65 2 MAC SILENT OVER PARTY REMARKS 1 Ur, Mr. H millan. y. to publish i made at B par! L con which l, licial prot> Slovakia. In a written r Labour memb. i Ham Hamilt "No sirMr. Mlroslav 0 Czechoslovak to Britain, cla Mr. Macmillun I m the presen other foreign
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    Lock icon COMMON MART. TALKS SOON
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    Lock icon Britain to build steel plate milis
    31 2 Britain's Prime Mr. Harold Ma announced yester major sttel stri to be built In i One project Newport, Monm the other m La Scotland- Reuter
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    Lock icon There were no rifles inquest
    394 3 SAW MAN KILLED WITH CUN BUTTS-CYPRIOTS I QREEK (vpriot Bllegaitolli that British soldiris l>< In death a Cyprlol with their rifle butts were lKttl\ cti'iiit'it at an inquest m Nicosia yt'sU*nla\ A British army witness, Sergeant Keith Scarrobb. said the troops who rounded up a
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    Lock icon RED INDIANS FROM U.S. APPEAL TO THE QUEEN
    166 3 REPRESENTATIVES Of U I\ tribe of Red Indians sought the help of the Queen and the British Government yesterday m their fight for 208,000 •acres of swampland m Florida. Four colourfully dressed members of the Miccosukee and Cow Creek tribes of the
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    Lock icon A DEATH AND MANY SLIPPED DISCS AS JAPAN HULA HOOPS
    131 3 THE hula hoop craze m Japan ha becomi police problem One child was killed and two seriously injured. Police yesterday banned children from playing with hoops m the I hool authorities told children not to bring them to school. The
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      101 3 PROLON I *1 N. P \&t I melmac I J Ik il^yvf REGATTA GRANADA V >/^^' Exciting modern patterns, on v/ _J|r^®^> all pieces, m luminous colours W on satin white translucent, like fine china. > >—^^ orm that poys before ycur guCitb reakable Melmac 16-pc. Starter Set: S6O. These
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      153 3 \*mJ ™r ECONOMH \ll\ jj^HvU I AT Shopping is easier whether you *i>li to stroll leisurely or bay a few goods quickly. All your foodstuffs, wlnv* and spirits arc on the ground floor. The m< //aninc and first floors ha\e many small shops that cater for a variety of your
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      A FADING DREAM
      181 4 A FADING DREAM pREATEST s! n gle obstacle to Nasser'* dream ol a united Nasser run A ra b world appears to b;that would-be Phuraoh himself. Duly a few months ago, when the Arab world was m ferment over the revolts m the Lebanon and Iraq, there were many socalled
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    FIFTEEN GUILTY MEN
    890 4 DONALD WISE reporting from Cyprus, says U.K. must smoke them out now rpHE man who killed Mrs. Catherine CutlifTe is a bearded prii ivering like a fat black bit round his ikons and candles and the sto of bombs behind them. He must be removed from the
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    BY THE WAY
    74 4  -  Beachcomber aaaaaad,;rkl;e had i if ;i new b lent m cl for ry 1 m Britain much I on m the thro ontrollablc pr d well i ir the p.ir. nl one for the rhlldn bout for door use, to ing m the thermoreophoi 'ho radar-controlli d
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    LEAK IN SECURITY SYSTEM IS BIG HEADACHE
    323 5 LEAK IN SECURITY SYSTEM IS BIG HEADACHE Embezzlement few dollars or millions gECUBITI sv.>U;ni b m various Government departments m Singapore h»ve been tightened since the recent leakage of secondary school known** rxamilK!tion question papers both English and Chinese; became Reports of embezzlement of funds belonging to the Ministry of
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    Lock icon Racialism is problem for air
    74 5 Racialism is problem for air rinH Irchbishop of 1 York, l>r- Arthur told his dioconference m York wsterday that ;,sm including ,i animosity, was i problem t«»r everyone. ilx- eruption m our own country of hooliganism m which racial animosity is one o| th« factors reminds us that the problem
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    Lock icon Lenin prize for German writer
    72 5 ARNOLD ZWEIG. th c Gorman writer. was presented with an international Lenin prize "for the promotion of peace among nations," at the Kremlin yesterday, the Soviet news agency Tass, reported. Herr Zweig. 71, was a leading member of the Jewish Zionist movement In Germany before
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    Lock icon One killed on road every 95 mins.
    119 5 /jNE person is killed on Britain's roads on an average every 95 minutes, a conference oi the Industrial Transport Association was told night m London. One person is injured every two minutes. Road accidents last year cost £175.000.000. These figures were given by
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    Lock icon THE THEATRE WHERE JULIUS CAESAR DIED
    92 5 THE THEATRE WHERE JULIUS CAESAR DIED Road menders digging a drain In Rome yesterdaj unearthed part ot a 2,ouu-ycar-old theatre m which Julius Caesar is said to have been .stabbed to death. The find Is limited to some pavin j and fragments ot white marble. Experts hope to dig up
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    Lock icon 10 killed in snow storm
    57 5 AT LEAST 10 people were reported killed by one of the earliest and most re winter storms at Kansas City yesterday. It was Sweeping northward over the mid-western states. Thousands of square miles was covered with deep snow drifts, debris caused by tor-nado-force winds and
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    TRIP TO NEPAL
    21 5 The Commander- in Chief, Far i 1 I ral Sir Richard Hull i.v due to morrow for Nepal
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    Lock icon TITO GOES HARE-HUNTINC
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      145 6 vttt JEyf'lJAW^ by Sydney Jordan I stand by. Ev/EsvofsiE wK When ffie first* attempt 1 Hie descent should we are about to Mk Wr tQ \amj on your planet be uneventful if your T «e o«sn\^^^| W^ failed, all engines aerial defences do not >l \\IMI\KI by Lee talk and
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      423 6 BORN today you have men a ot talents and are adaptable that you may ha\ diiliculty m finding a partu of work m which you wish i centrate. You eiijoy change and finding it rattier difficult i tnd detail. Although you have i for business, you do need a to
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      147 7 LONDON, Nov. 18. Previous Today ttl'Bßl X No. 1 RSS C.i.f. European ports K«i 26 4 buyers unquoted no sellers Dec 26 \u buyers 25 7 buyers 26 Vi sellers 26 sellers < v>. «ss s*,t ggtag. s "ias? ritrrfr No 1 RSS Settlement sgas s^sc: Above
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      New York prices
      104 7 NEW YORK. Nov. 18. Previous Today TIN Stralti Spot 99-25 nom. 99.25 nom. Tl\ futures Straits Contract Dec 97.00 buyers 97.00 buyers 99.00 sellers 99.25 sellers Jan 96 87 buyers 96.87 buyers 98<?7 rel'en 99.12 sellers TOM Steady. SALES: Nil. RIBBIK. Futures Nov 33.00 sellers 31.80 buyers
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      32 7 NEW YORK Nov. 18. Previous Today 30 Industrials 567.44 564.89 20 Railroads 156.46 156.11 40 Domestic Bonds 86.62 86.59 13 Itilitir, 87.33 87.35 65 Stock! Composite Averages 197.21 196.59
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      U.S. PEPPER
      53 7 and awaiting 23 i 23'- cif. Sarawak un--1 •>? 24', to 24. quoted. Muntok white spot and November .-hipment 23 n 4 23 awaiting release 39.. afloati 39 1 pong spot and to 38'^, and November shipment afloats 38' 4, sellers ex-dock, ember shipment Above prices quoted m
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      100 7 LONDON. Nov. IS. Previous T .day COPRA Philippines c iif U.K.' North European ports delivered wri ht per long ton Dec. $267 1 2 resellers $267 \u resellers COPRA, straits c.i.f. U.K./North European ports delivered weight per lonjf ton Nov./ Dec. £98 sellers £98 quoted COCOM
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    GILT-EDGED SUFFER LOSSES
    191 7 T HI n stock marci to establish ™y trend yester™l I satisfactory Kf v maintained, d b the overnight iith ff mi Wall street Jlththo Sudan coup less or a market factor. sw!!i" P(1 r' (1 securities fell initial dealc rallied with f el f. °< the
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    239 7 UK: WARSHIPS OFF ICELAND NECESSARY BUT WE'LL TALK DRITAIN told the United Nations General As- sembly's legal committee yesterday of her desire to settle her fishery dispute with Iceland Mr. W. V. J. Evans, Britain's delegate, said"The presence of naval vessels off Iceland has unfortunately been necessary m our view
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    Lock icon Argentine: Gomez resigns
    94 7 Argentine: Gomez resigns T^iE ARGENTINE Vicei President, Alejandro Gomez, resigned yesterday following the political uproar he caused when he disclosed last week a plot to overthrow President Arturo Frondizi. Senor Gomez refused to give details of the plot and has been accused of being implicated m it himself. His "undeclinable
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      47 7 j SINGAPORE I Ihich tides! TODAY: 4.32 pin. TOMORROW: 6.35 a.m. and 6.15 p.m. FRIDAY: 7.37 a.m. and 7.56 p.m. 5 SATURDAY: 8.20 a.m. and 8.59 p.m. SUNDAY: 8.54 a.m. and 9.45 p.m. MONDAY: 9.23 a.m. 5 E and 10.24 pm. TUESDAY: 9.52 a.m. and 11.00 p.m.
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      85 7 Today's radio programme 1.15 p.m. Mainly the Blues; 1.30 Time Signal and News; 1.45 The Blues Again; 2.00 Close Down: 5.00 Tea Dance: 5.30 Carribbean Cruise; 5.45 Virtuoso of the Week: 6.15 The Twilight Hour: 6.45 Lights On; 6.53 Announcements and Singapore Share Market Report: 7.00 Time Signal and News;
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    Lock icon UNDERSEA BR EAK-THROUGH
    684 8 UNDERSEA BR EAK-THROUGH Today submarines can sfJ I below for two months IN the early days oi conventional submarines, 21 hours was considered a remarkable stretch under water. With the introduction of oxygen tanks and air-purifica-ti o n equipment that period was gradually extended until, m extre m c circumstance*,
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    The resean h units are stifling inventive genius
    773 8  - The resean h units are stifling inventive genius PETER WILSHER By AN undertaker nain- ed Abel Strowger took time off from his labours to tinker with clockwork and electric wires. In a suburban back-room he invented the automatic dialling telephone. All the resources of the worlds $85,000 million photographic industry
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    Lock icon REUNION-AFTER NEARLY 8 YEARS
    51 8 REUNION -AFTER NEARLY 8 YEARS SEPARATED from her parents since she was seven months old, Maria Irene Gajekowski, seen with her five-year-old cousin Maria, was reunited with her family at a farm m Lampeter, Cardinganshire on her 18th. birthday. Passport difficulties m Moscow prevented her from leaving ear- lier.— Popper
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    Lock icon VANISHING COINS IN A FOUNTAIN
    74 8 VANISHING COINS IN A FOUNTAIN COME people m Wellingtonaa c picking coins from a fountain and stopping romance from giving a helping hand to the city's rates. Starry-eyed young lovers have transferred a memorial fountain In the civic square into a New Zealand version of the "travel fountain" m Rome,
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    Guards show the mettle
    164 8 Guards show the mettle THE story of Harry Nicholls, first winner of the Victoria Cross m the Second World War, and of other Guards men holders of the V.C. is told by Keith Briant m "Fighting With The Guards." In a series of vivid and detailed stories the book records
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    Lock icon PRINCESS AT THE VARSITY
    42 9 A SMILING Princess Margaret walks m procession to the* Senate House at Cambridge University where she received the degree of Doctor of Law. She also opened the new university chemical laboratories and lunched at Trinity College.— Popper picture.
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    CHANGING FACE OF THE STREET OF 20 HOUSES
    1268 10  - CHANGING FACE OF THE STREET OF 20 HOUSES Pel ham Groom ljlekkele By UIIFN the Settlement of Singapore was only four months old Sultan Husain Shah began to build his palace at Kampong Gelam, which was situated near the mouth of the Rochore Kiver. Great difficulties were immediately encountered for
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      61 11 was cnts gain old 12 x)wer Wolsley Id m Newne recentnly one shill•.nce cover the tract And went three 01. taxed and n good stood Jow for 19 ore a buyer c catch? t one," m Dodds. lirector of "We •pace dels. C ar, which norhave 100 was b> local
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      54 11 Dr. Hewlett Johnson, the 'Red Dean' of Canterbury, and his ivife are seen below being greeted by Mr. Malik, the Soviet Ambassador m London, and Mrs. Malik, tohen they arrived at a reception given at the Soviet Evibassy m London, to mark the anniversary of the
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      Lock icon THE SINGING STOWAWAY
      48 11 Twcntj -two-year-old Michtel Moonry of Liverpool, Is seen strumming his guitar after thr line? Orontcs had doekfti at Soiilhanipton from Muonry stuwi <l aua>. lint whrfi h<- ITM dllcovered the crew h.ui collection amon« Ihemselves. The result: they p:iM Mi< hnel* faro Popper pic I
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    Lock icon PAKISTAN PRESIDENT WARNS OFFICIALS
    85 12 PAKISTAN PRESIDENT WARNS OFFICIALS I PRESIDENT Mohammed Ayub Khan of Pah m announcing m Kai that all landing military courts would I '>lved Immediately, warned thai such courts would be vrned again if a situation arose which could not be .t with effectively by the civil cour Hit' president said
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    Lock icon Special welcome by Ceylon
    102 12 Special welcome by Ceylon A HIGHLIGHT of Canadian Premier John Diefenbaker's visit to Ceylon this month will be the opening at Kandy of a new technical school built and equipped with Canadian Colombo Plan contributions. The new school underscores a reason for the special welcome with which Diefenbaker will be
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    28 12 I QmmJ Mohammad Ayub Khan. President of Pakistan, receives visiting Prof. Llldwlf Krhard. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economics of Western Germany, at President House m Karachi.
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    Lock icon Nepal invites Soviet climbers
    29 12 Russian mountain climbers are now ready to tackle the Himalayas at the invitation of King Mahendra of Nepal, the Soviet news agency Tass reported. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon 'NO FALTERING'
    42 12 Presented with a huta t\( op as a birthday slit, by the Tokyo Press Corps. rime Minister Kis^i exLicbsed his thanks, adding with a smile: "I hop»: the olic wili not cj.^.n •hula 1 with 'Fura' (to fal- p» Reuter
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    Lock icon CANTON ALONE GETS BENEFIT OF PROVINCE'S WORK
    109 12 CANTON ALONE GETS BENEFIT OF PROVINCE'S WORK ABOLITION of rice And A flour rationing m Canton is interpreted m Honu Kong as a move to pacify the people of the Kwan tuns provincial capital, birthplace of many revolts, and divert attention from the communes m the districts. The Hong Kong
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    Lock icon BIG NEW PURGE CARRIED OUT IN NORTH CHINA
    285 12 BIG NEW PURGE CARRIED OUT IN NORTH CHINA REPORTS of sweeping political purges m two provinces m the northern part of Communist China "are significant on two counts," The New York Times said. "First, these do not come from propaganda sources designed to show the degree of unrest on the
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    Lock icon 'Chiang always ready'
    141 12 'Chiang always ready' VTATOINALIST China 11 is ready at any time to face Chinese Communist aggression against the off-shore islands, touring Dr. Huang Shao-ku, Nationalist Chinese Foreign Minister said m Paris. "Since Aug. 22 over 500.000 rounds of shells have been thrown on the Quemoy islands. But we always acted
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    63 12 Am fs between Peter Townsend and an photographer Marie Lucir Jamagns, a writi ngliih lanqnagc newspaper Japan Times irro' Miss Kaoru Rose Kanelakc, who had interviewed mcml the group travelling around the ivorld to film of Townsend'i trip last year, added. "Some members insiii that a romance
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      Lock icon 'Mao always subservient to Mr. K. – Dr. Huang
      149 12 'Mao always subservient to Mr. K. Dr. Huang RATIONALIST Chinese Foreign Minister Huang 11 Shao-ku, now on a tour of Western European capitals, has dismissed reports current In Europe that the Chinese Communist Party is exerting a determining influence m Soviet policy. He said In Paris, "As far as we
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      31 12 A 19-year-old housemaid foiled three masked burglars m Quezon City near Manila when she grabbed a pistol from one of the men and levelled it at the trio. They fled. Reuter
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      37 12 General Mohammed Azam. Karachi Rehabilitation M i nister, has invited t o reign c ompanies to bid on a competitive basis for contracts to build 40.000 houses within six months for Karachi's homeless refugees from India.- Reuter
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      12 12 Manila will have a zoological and botanical garden by next April. Reuter
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      12 12 Indonesia will send trade missions to Britain and West Germany soon. Reuter
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      30 12 Japan can play an important role as a vehicle, of Eastern culture for the West, Professor Hideo Kishimoto of the Institute for Comparative Religion m Tokyo, said m Oslo Reuter
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      17 12 A new Swedish-built 1,400--ton freighter has Joined South Vietnam's merchant fleet, which now totals 11 ship Reuter
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      35 12 i 4 bevy of Filipino girls, dressed m national costume, welcomed an Australian trade mission aboard the freighter Delos when it docked m ManilaM m the course of a tour oJm Far East ports. Reuter
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      32 12 rhc huge Unbong hydraulic I power station, to be joint- ly built by Communistl Chinese and North Korean! engineers on the Yalul River, is scheduled to bel completed m Seotember.B 1960.- U.P.I.
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      26 12 Two Japanese fishing hoatsi had been seized by (om-H munist Chinese patrol! boats while operating m I international waters 7(>Hf< miles south-east of North! China.- Reuter
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      19 12 Philippine President CarlosH P. Garcia is scheduled tol arrive m Tokyo on Dec. for a six-day state visit. U.P.I.
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      34 12 The United States has slgn-l| ed an agreement provid ing U5521,500,000 to help! Nationalist Mm* China buildflf the Shih-I J men multi-l^ p v rposel^N dam in|i. (l North-West Formosa. -I 1 i Reuter
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      36 12 King Mahendra has anl n, nounced m KatmandAu,,.,. that the first general elec» v tions ever to be held w v, Nepal will begin on FeM ()l( |mi n ruary 18 and last 45 da» Reuter
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      28 12 Japan has agreed te U5512,300,000 M yen currei HI W'itl Philippine- n'P complete Its ilve-y* I plan to install a "^B~ »u t rowave communicau<^p,,,.|,,, v system. Reuter
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      49 12 The U.S. Commerce DfP*^B>iitli-i> ment reported th at^K tll(1 household electrical .H»< the pliance industry m J i was experiencing m mendous growth. P«|B tion m 1957 of V!" machines had J um Ml 854.000 m 1957. *§m" lni fans to 1.23O.O00: an«| frigcrator t<» 231.w« I Iff Reuter
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      19 12 Gm. Chai ?«Mm right-ham will short: *!M weeks vi M'< m India an- |A Asian nati pTB v Included
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    140 13 WERNER MILLER and his Orchestra. "Sentimental Journey." Sentimental Journey, Georgia On My Mind, Carolina Moon, Idaho, Carry Me Back To Old Virginny, Stars Fell On Alabama, Tennessee Waltz, Wyoming. Moonlight In Vermont, Indiana, Beautiful Ohio, On Wisconsin. (Polydor It-Inch, tt>oB» I.PHMI. Orchestral airs that represent
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    87 13 PET SINGS HYMNS FOR CHRISTMAS A CHRISTMAS CAROL. Petuhi Clark with orchestra and chorus. Hark The Herald Angels Sing, List Our Merry Carol, Once In Royal Davids City, Little Jrsus, The Holly and the Ivy, Away In a Manger. (Nixa EP, NEP *****). Sweet-voiced Petula presents an excellent Christmas offering
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    521 14 IN >mall u>mna>ium m the Sydney suburb of Canterbury more 1 than 200 people sal breathlessly as 23-year-old Harry Norns moved toward a loaded barbell. ..a i ur..i .>,TMl,niniiilit n«>'tn Mil The New South Walt championship stood at to make an attempt on lb.
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    39 14 25 MILE TRIAL FOR CYCLISTS Royal Air Force Cycling Association are holding an Invitation 'double harness' 25-mile time trial event at Bukit Timah Road on Sunday. Intending competitors are asked to contact Sgt. Terry Cox (Tel. *****) before Saturday.
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    40 14 G. KACHALIN. head coach of the Soviet national soccer football team which lost to Britain. Sweden and Brazil m recent international play, has been fired and replaced with a five-man council a Moscow newspaper announced. Reuter
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    91 14 DAI REES and David m. ami seven Commonwealth players, were among those who arrived by air yesterday, to compete m the four-day Cup Golf Tournament, which starts at the Mexico if club tomorrow. Two of the arrivals, Harold Heiming and Gary Player, the South
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    47 14 picture. Keystone Duff the Charlton goalkeeper manages to grab the ball during an attack on his goal. Shiner the Sheffield centre-forward, appears to fall over the back of Jago. the Charlton centre-half seen crouching. This lnclish F.A. Div. I league match was drawn 3-o
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    427 14  -  ARCHIE QUICK by ALF RAMSAY will be remembered as the scholarly fullback of Tottenham Hotspur m their most recent Championship days. He played 29 times for England. For the Spurs he put into effect on the field the schemes hatched by manager Arthur Rowe
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    325 14 Was ever a player more loyal lyiTH so many pro- 1 f? fessional football- 1 ers applying for I transfers immediately I they are dropped I from their first! elevens, the gospel I the directors and ma- 1 nagers are preaching I these days is club I loyalty. Players like
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    44 14 SCHALKE (Germany) Hi m «n I I Wanderers (Himland) from the B« ropr I clay when they won 1-1 hjJfiLJ? I WCOnd round lie m W> U*}i The first lr X on Wolvprhamp!«n if at half- time yostt-rday.— Reuter
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      116 14 THE irA STRAITS TIMES P^ ANNUAL. 1959 V^ A Chinese phllosophei ia l d OnP picture v I N/jh worth ■< thousand uord I I 'MS Otl!^ The Straits I nil I Annual can give you J :i to the colourful I world o[ M nil 8« uttl I i
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    52 15 ■lavs won the SAFA ■irr League title when dffratrd Chinese 4-0 I key luir.r at Jalan ■r stadiui' 1 yesterday. ■re Press picture shows Yew Chang, Chinese goalkeeper, and left back Wah Chin, clashing as both try to beat oil a raid by Malays, an incident m
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    106 15 TENNIS STAR IS 6FT. 7IN. HE 6ft. Tin. Italian Davis Cup star Orlando Sirola, tallest international tennis player to lit Australia, expects to do well in the New nith Wale? championships. his first P t< la. lie N.S.W. tournament, ill be first Australian eomitiv ance. beat Roy lerson and American
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    101 15 JOHN Holt will lead the West Indies cricket tourists m the three-day match against Maharashtra, starting on a jute matting wicket at Sholapur tqday. Tour skipper "Gerry" Alexander stands down tor this match. Teams: West Indies.— J. Holt "captain i, J. Hendricks (wicketkeeper), C. Hunte,
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    75 15 rnHE M.C.C I) iti m A deplorable m ty's n Si Iney. A: by on the placid pitch, thr cv( ji the wling of Richlr B«--i. .m re touch for By contrast Swot man v. only man with thr conotwork itly down the i to tl bowlli
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    395 15  -  CHARLES BRYCE By Malays 4; Chinese 0. WHO SAYS THAT SINGAPORE SOCCER IS DEAD? This match proved that it is only sleeping, for there were periods when the players did wake up to produce brilliant football Most of the time however, skill slumbered beneath the blanket of mediocrity that
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    252 15 NEW METHOD FOR COUNTY CRICKET CHAMPIONSHIP rpHE English county cricket championship takes on a new 100k as a three-year experiment —starting m 1960. For these three seasons the championship will be i decided on a percentage basis instead of, as at present, on points. This decision, agreed to by the
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    351 16 BEGUM TELLS OF HOTEL ATTACK: IT WAS TERRIBLE rpHE Begum Aga Khan yesterday described her struggle with an Arabian servant m a hotel bedroom m Cairo on Sunday night. She told reporters at Rome airport: "It was a terrible, terrible experience." She said that she fought the intruder for five
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    43 16 NAPOLEON EXILE HOUSE IS HER GIFT TO FRANCE THE historic property on the South Atlantic island of St. Helena where Napoleon lived m exile after the battle of Waterloo is to be presented to the French Government by Dame Mabel Brookes, of Melbourne.
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    21 16 rson was killed >>omb exploded m a d stir(>t m the Al iu«ni:ui quarter of Beirut ;ldkekl;e U.P.I.
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    203 16 CAIRO RADIO SPEAKS OF ARAB JOY OVER SUDAN IN the first official comment from the United Arab Republic on the Sudan coup. Cairo Radio welcomed General Ibrahim Abboud's pledge to wipe out the "artificial gap" between the Sudan and the U.A.R. The broadcast added: "Every Arab heart is rilled with
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