The Singapore Free Press, 1 December 1958

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper SUtgapMVi Monday, December 1, 1958. l»i i<e 15 (Is
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    Colony greets Canada's Premier
    200 1 Colony greets Canada's Premier THE Government and people ol Singapore gave enthusiastic welcome to Canadian Prime r, Mr John Diefenbaker, and Mrs. Diefener when they arrived at Paya Lebar Airport this morning. It was Mr. Dielenbaker's first visit to the Colony and also the first by v Canadian Prime Minister.
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    RUBBER PRICE
    20 1 grade rubb. opened m thi morning per Ib. down Ol a rent on pi c, The l iiain.
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    Lock icon 'Send U.S. child bride back from Britain'
    269 1 I A BRITISH Member of Parliament urged E last night that a 14-year-old American E child bride should be made to leave Eng- land because her marriage "will offend pub- E 5 lie feelings." The statement by Mr. Marcus Lipton E S climaxed
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    Lock icon ISRAEL HOLDS EGYPTIAN SAILORS
    114 1 Hhorltiea yeshrld m CUSiOdf nan crew of a Egyptian re "m tali and floor hich entered Haifa n I hip captain told ho had eni Haifa harbour by error on his way to Beirut from Alexandria ll* thought he had arrived at Beirut. The captain tried
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    Lock icon REDS ROUTED IN FRENCH POLL: 140 SEATS LOST
    480 1 Overwhelming vote for Gauliists JPREXCH voters smashed the once-powcrl'ul communist party last night, cutting its parliamentary representation to a mere handful and giving a third straight landslide victory to Premier Charles de Gaulle. The results, which showed an overwhelming success for the
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    'Still keep children from pools'
    80 1 'Still keep children from pools' THE acting City Health Officer, Dr. Ng See Yook, today advised parents to continue to keep their children away from swimming pools as cases ol poliomyelitis were still being reported. He said there should be no relaxation m health precautions. Three cases of paralytic polio
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    Midnight exercise in Singapore
    33 1 Troops will man all bridges and set up road blocks m the central area of Singapore from midnight till 3.30 a.m. tomorrow as part of an internal security exercise.
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    FORD MEN STILL PICKET FACTORY
    104 1 FORD MEN STILL PICKET FACTORY SOME of the 280 employees of the Ford Motor Company of Malaya picketed the factory at Bukit Timah for the fourth day this morning. The men stopped work last Friday over the alleged suspension or dismissal of 13 workers. The company offered to negotiate if
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    Bro. Valerian dies at school
    77 1 The Rev. Brotln-r Valerian of St. Joseph's Institution, died early today at the school. He was 50. Brother Valeria n, who came to Malaya m IW7, was for 18 years with St. Patrick's School Hi Joined St. Jo-seph.s m September last year. The 00 <•
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    Lock icon India not atraid of China -Nehru
    181 2 India not atraid of China -Nehru India is not afraid ol Russia, China or even Pakistan," Prime Mi Nehru told a crowd ul 300,000 yesterday at 1 1 1 unveiling ol a bronji statue vi the late Ma hatma Ghandi. Discussing India's uv< d tor unity, Inner I ren fth
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    Lock icon 'SPEND MORE ON SCIENCE'
    328 2 Only way to prevent q decline m Western civilisation, Jodrell Bank director says puoiKSSOK A.C.B. LOVELL, director of tk. Jodrell Bank observatory hoiltlni world's largest radio telescope, last nlrhf JJ? dieted the decline of Western civilisation if th# West did not increase its expenditure on scien?.
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    She's crowned Airline queen
    70 2 Miss Leonie Kocnitz E (centre), a receptionist, E who was elected "Air- E line Queen" at a con- E j= test held by the Mala- E >an Airways Sports E E Club at its annual ball E on Saturday at the Sea E E View Hotel.
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    Lock icon Chiang sees mock A-bomb attack
    153 2 President Chiang KAI-SHEK yesterday 1 watched 3,000 troops and civilians stage Tai pen's first defence manoeuvres against an atom bomb attack. Traffic was held up three hours as jeeps, ambulances and fire-fighting units screamed through the streets. The President told soldiers, police and civilian auxiliary
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    Lock icon Jamaican dies on holiday
    37 2 Sir Aldington Curphcy. 75-year-old President of the Jamaican Legislative Council, died m Liverpool over the weekend while on holiday with friends. The body will be flown from Liverpool to King Jamaica, tomorrow. Reuter
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    Lock icon VOICE BOUNCED BACK OFF THE MOON
    59 2 VOICE BOUNCED BACK OFF THE MOON I ISTENERS to Prof. Lovell heard his voice as it "bounced" off the moon. He used the radio telescope at Jodrcll i Bank to transmit his voice to the moon a few E days ago. The echo was received two-and- z m a-half seconds
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    Lock icon FIVE PROPOSALS ON CYPRUS NOW
    184 2 rpilE Persian delegation at I the United Nat inn.-, reported yesterday to have submitted a draft resolution calling on the governments of Britain. Greece an Turkey to "resume m liationa promptly" m an effort to reach a solution of the Cyprus problem. Sources close to
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      80 2 CfiOCOLATC RICH NCSQUIK miyes iitstantiy even jn cold milk NE.SQUIK makes milk I p 'u ucrm m SO chocolaty rich, so chocolaty >dereohii' td^fr good, children are drinking more, il -^.r"'.^ ;*SB I more and more! NESQUIK is easy to prepare be- VIV cause it mixes m a flash. W
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      94 2 9H r Changing your hair colour *wvy as changing your wind I Colour i- foil hrail!— the exciting extra 1 1.|. n:t RllbiHSti I 0 H St> imlTi Ino' v Liihrring, no liming, no< dmiliratioti'. Simnlj glamour llicn, •rl« ,i,.ii,:'f. jn-t uash ii llH'lllrl (ll< I I i;. ii. U-
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    Lock icon Secret service admits German Success
    292 3 Secret service admits German Success BRITISH wartime secret service Chiel ye*Urday denied charges against his organisation Colonel Maurice Buckmaster, head of the ttench .section of Britain's Special Operations „.k- m>l W^f "WWrtng criticisms by French aad Dame lreiw War a M( m n n^ c J 1 0 and the
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    Lock icon INSTRUCTORS IN THE SWIM
    56 3 i h Singapore 4j v. who received 1 tin instructors' ccrti- <> |j, ites on Saturday I from City Counciltor, X ♦mi Karuppiah, are, fri Freddy f I i.iiii. Mi Fins Yu Kens:, Mi hua (lire 4 lil ill member! <»i' tin I iir Guard ('t)rps.
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    Lock icon CAR SOLD FOR A FARTHING
    33 3 Yorkshire, car En.lay yes- I "mechanjbaby Austin Mrthinij "beroom for the jel rid ot it." The buyer was a! Ban j urance agent, i Mr. J Brown. Reuter
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    Lock icon 40-DAY TREK OVER DESERT TO FREEDOM BY DESERTERS
    153 3 I^OUR young Italians walk- Ed lor 40 days across the desert and mountains of Western Algeria m an attempt successful for three of them and probably fatal for the fourth to 'escape from the French Foreign Legion. Santino Ferrari. 21, said at
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    Lock icon Fogbound ferry was 22 firs, late
    52 3 Fogbound ferry was 22 firs, late The cross-channel ferry Lairds Loch (1,736 tons) arrived at Londonderry from Glasgow yesterday 22 hours late after being engulfed m what her captain described as "the worst fog I have experienced." The ship had to anchor 17 miles from her destination, until the foa
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    Lock icon ICE BLAMED FOR 37 JET CRASHES
    97 3 ICE BLAMED FOR 37 JET CRASHES T'HE Los Angeles Times A said yesterday that 37 United States mili- E tary jet planes had E crashed m the last two- E and-a-half years be- cause of ice m their fuel systems. E An article by the E E newspaper's aviation E
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    Lock icon Fisher: Progress 'satisfactory'
    27 3 Fisher Progress 'satisfactory' Dr. GeoiTrey Fisher, Archbishop of Canterbury, who underwent a hernia operation on Friday, continues to make "satisfactory progress." it was aiinounrpri last night. Reuter
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    Lock icon I KILLED MY PARENTS – ALLEGED CONFESSION
    162 3 I KILLED MY PARENTS ALLEGED CONFESSION A CRAVING for money led Lowell Lee Andrews, 18-year-old college trombone player, to kill his mother, father and sister, he Is alleged to have told Kanas City police yesterday. The 260-lb. Kansas University student, described as an above average student, was quoted as saying,
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    The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, Dec 1, 1958 Opinion Trade with Formosa
    197 4 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, Dec 1, 1958 Opinion Trade with Formosa LX3RMOSA has SUR- gested the stepping up of trade with Malaya and Singapore. This offer could not have been better timed, coming as it has during Red China's politicallymotivated trade boycott of our two territories. There are important
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    U.K. to deport Klaus Fuchs
    353 4  - U.K. to deport Klaus Fuchs CHAPMAN PINCHER By KLAIS FUCHS will almost certainly for dc ported as an unm desirable alien as soon as he is 1 1 red from jail m seven months' time. He may even he deH ported direct from IV a kefir Id Prison if the
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    China has bumper crop but can't deliver food to its hungry people
    722 4 BY A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT HAVING for Innbeen preoccupied with campaign* for increased production of iron and steel, transformation to communes, and stepup m production of essential agricultural raw materials and grain, China now finds herself faced with two
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    BY THE WAY
    221 4  -  Beachcomber h* IF the Post Office wants to make more money it should copy the American idea of Introducing delicious flavours into the gum on the backs of stamps. If it were known that when you licked a stamp you got a taste of, say. strawberry ice
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      45 4 r° a n;/s<r /y TIM latest seinl-peritiiineni un>f ptrf#Ct*d i).v li.ecto brings unbfltovabie colour |I«bm>ui hair. Three shades Ilial "ill not WMta off many .shampoos, will not nffeci ptrmanei Ja la* Available from all Good Dealers IHE FEDERAL DISPENSARY ft .sy>o/v CW s/0/yjav .i/^w./r, r;/r//i//'/^'-!j
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    105 5 Ml MBKKS oi t»«e (iirl Seoul Troop of tlie America n community In Sinrapore presented to S IV B "MiiiphiMik screen" which they had made themselves. It will be placed In the association's Welfare < entre waiting room. lMn» more than 300 old Christmas cards, the £irh treated a picturesque
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    2 YEARS' WORK IS ASSURED
    51 5 Nt secretary of I aJJJ and vv- lfare Mr. L. c. f°" said irk on bigger !eVt would I lnltia Jiimiary foi two we naterial to the »re ects," <i the budto the v on ii ii proprovldinj unemployed lfare v.'oxido m th° c them
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    Lock icon Soviet polar dash
    71 5 lawcat ol the third U ex- i hed the Sovetskaya He journey, igency «y. nder Arkady tern rroflslng itarctlc •settlement of Mirny. They found ox' c at altitude about 12,000 feet, .said. After a .short re A .it Sovetskaya fartl .scientific settlement from the ahore— th«> team
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    The officials are astonished
    265 5 SINGAPORE official and political circles were astonished to learn from Mr. Francis Thomas, Minister for Communications and Works, that strongarm men, claiming official approval, have been engaged m house-to-house canvassing, seeking to influence voters. The Chief Secretary's office is puzzled. "'What election are secret society men
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    Lock icon IKE'S HOLIDAY
    15 5 President Eisenhower wiil end his eleven-day golfing holiday at Augusta, Georgia, tomorrow. Reuter
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    H.K. GOVT. TO GET STORE POLIO ADVICE
    93 5 H.K. GOVT. TO GET STORE POLIO ADVICE PROFESSOR J. H. Hale, the professor of bacteriology at the University of Malaya has left for Hong Kong to discuss the polio situation there. Professor Hale's visit Is at the invitation of the Hong Kong Government. He i> due to return on Thursday.
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    Three music scholarships
    65 5 PIE Singapore Mv Society is offering tri holarships for .students ol wind instruments and tin viola m the Colony. Sucful candidates will receive tuition assistance for one year. Application forms which should be sent m not la! a Dec. 31. arc availabli from the society, pn B
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      37 6 Enjoy today's most exciting Cigarette... First m florour. .The full cflavour that means more loste..» more aroma! Every L M ever made has carried this ment: "A blend of P" quality cigarette tobaccos m> special aromatic types."
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      172 6 Ji:W "IIAWKIi" b» S.vdiM-v il..n J£tF HAWhL LEAVES THE MARTIAN SHIP W^^^^^^^^jM^ PT< YOU «E M>V*M YOU AUTHOUiTIES THAT THEY AXE NOT IM CERTAIN i Ott NO TRCK I'M I LIKE A MABTIAN TQ l fIF^G TRUCKED V~ OP IT GOING OUT TO MEET V ME -JUMP INI, >l \\IM(
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      404 6 BORN today you hi standing character! I i cess: you are a natural you have the ability B peacefully with every I B You believe that each Individ should have the right I his own mind and act B At. B The stars have given B talent m the art>
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    Lock icon SHOAIB WARNS: GIVE UP FOREIGN MONEY, OR ELSE...
    206 7 capital p NTS new Fin--1 Minister. M r I Shoaib hai U obstructnet on tht nder date for tes and curv hold by Pakistanis I] have to find and means of t>etnference that the resm Pakistanis abroad ha been "negligible" but that
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    Lock icon LISTING SHIP LIMPS TO PORT
    31 7 IfrS gjd German Waldeck" anJ the harbour at a- otia la leveloping a 30 m a seven r Nova Scotia of capsizing port undor h/.. U.P.I
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    Lock icon Indonesian Air network for Borneo planned
    70 7 Indonesian Air network for Borneo planned INDONESIAN Premier. Djuanda, said m Jakarta he expected to got aircraft under the Colombo Plan, to start a new airlins network m primitive Borneo. The Premier, who had just returned from Borneo took with him an offical of the Canadian embassy who is now
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    60 7 Members or the winning team m the Sir John Nicoll Trophy pistol shoot held at the Police Traming School are: (Seated from left) Chief Inspector Loh Ah Chee, Assistant C om mandant Sunn Tan, and SfSgt. Tan Yong Ngark; and (standing): V. S. C. Yeo Tee Tee, L. Cpl. Abu
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    Lock icon ENLISTING HELP OF VARSITIES TO PUSH DEVELOPMENT
    174 7 ENLISTING HELP OF VARSITIES TO PUSH DEVELOPMENT T<HE U.N. General Assembly's economic and financial committee has adopted a resolution which would call upon member states to review what has been done to accelerate the economic development of under-developed countries and to chart future co-operative action m this field. I The
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    New Air India assistant manager
    42 7 Mr. S.G. Shah has takm over as the Assistant District Manager for Air India 19 B i n a P«r<\ He succeeds Mr K.K. Menon. who is now m Moscow. Mr. Bhah was formerly stationed at Bombay.
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      71 7 Ifoc/oy ro< lo programme f Random- 2 00 w"iS 5^L Vernon Martlnus. fi 00 5 oo R#nr«* world Affairs, a weekly com- of thi S vr m MOOd i 83 Sounds In M > Kind r. m,V S? m ry i. 900 Blll y Cotton »of Ja» i r T-
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      53 7 sinc/TporVi high tides- TODAY: 1.07 p.m m TOMORROW: 2.37 a.m and 1.50 p.m. v WEDNESDAY: 3.23 a m and 2.40 p.m. THURSDAY: 4.18 am and 3.45 p.m. IRIDAY: 5.24 a.m. and 5.17 p.m. m 1 SATURDAY. 6.34 am. c,rS nd 704 P-m. m SU O AY: 7 34 am a
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    The faith mercy if this mother wins dash for her baby
    294 8 The faith mercy if this mother wins dash for her baby THE faith of a mother persuaded a general to arrange an air dash from Bulawayo to London the other day m the hope of saving a It is a faith that dtfiej medical opinion. For nine month old Christopher
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    VICAR'S MYSTERY CAR GIFT
    53 8 Thi Vicar ol Fordingham 81 r> rchf ter, the »<*v E h Brooks, ha: been given a new car by an anonymous vv< i] wisher. A f :tll( xplalned thai he i mg il? I i l i' trrm<>diarv and ilVfl tlio Vi(lr Ihi Can from
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    THIS MUST BE THE JOKE OF THE YEAR
    142 8 THIS MUST BE THE JOKE OF THE YEAR yHE DUKE OF LDINUURCH and the Archbishop of Canterbury mar with laughter at a story told by Dr. J. A. Ft n Moderator of the General the hurch of Scotland, m the foyer of the RoyJ Festival Hall, London, just before •it
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    Lock icon HE SEES YOUTH AT WORK
    95 8 HE SEES YOUTH AT WORK During the Duke's visit to the White Hall centre for open country pursuits m Derbyshire he watched youngsters enjoying various passtimes from canoeing to rock-climbing and learning how to ski. Above he is seen accompanied by Mr. Arthur Marriott, the canoeing instructor, while some of
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    Lock icon Pigeon fancier
    106 9 USANCE FAM Mary Nelson casts an appraising eye over some pic/eons m the Haymarket, Newcastle' on-Tync, while resting her feet before the next stage of her tree trend shopping expedition, Mary may be a pic/eon fanicer, i)iit three-year old Lyn Neve prefers to keep an eye on the
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    London Gossip
    761 10 London Gossip ARISTOTI X ONASSIS, one Of the world's richest men, wag presented by Cm toms officials at London Airport last week With a bill for 255. "For cigarettes,' smiled Mr. Onassis angry but still amiable. "Apparently 1 brought over a few too many." Mr. Ona.vsis arrived from to join
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    Lock icon Miss world in the swim
    77 10 picture. A girl from sunny South Africa. Penelope Coclen, the reigning "Miss World" contrasts a swimsuit, black with a white panel, with the sailor outfit for next summer worn by Molly Frith at the International Fashion Fair m the Royal Albert Hall London, recently. The
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    Five-inch drawing fetches £4,200
    172 10 CIX HUNDRED drawings m the Skippe Collection fetched a total of £91,583 when a two-day sale ended at Christies the other day. The collection, one of the few of its kind to be .sold intact, belonged to wealthy banker Mr. Edward Holland-Martin, whose family inherited them.
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    Hotel shortage worries world airlines
    210 10 Hotel shortage worries world airlines ACK of hotel accommodation m all parts the world is seen by the airlines as a threat to their expansion. Recently a Pan-American Boeing 707 jetliner was forced to stay overnight at Shannon because of fog m London. The passengers were spread over a wide
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    I 'SIT IN WITH CABINET IN GUINEA
    954 11  -  R. Macgregor-Hastie On-the-spot report from the count™ ##i*»# (mi u.j 7 'T 'z,,,.™ri SSUBSSr de S2HI™ on now proposes merger nr/#A Ghana By pIIM ...,1 me it was no use trying to see the Government m Conakry. I had flown out to the
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    LEPROSY LOSES VITAL BATTLE
    326 12 Me***, W* <I<M>|| New drug may beat scourge m generation r |MIKRK U every reason to §uppo&e thai the 7th International Leprosy CongrettH recently hold m Tokyo will prove t<> have been a particularly important one. Several hundred scientists from all the countries m which leprosy
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    'Very good results' after tests in Nigeria
    630 12 'Very good results' after tests in Nigeria lepers. In which tradition has it that she washed the bodies of a thousand lepers with her own fair hands. Today, the venerable Dr. Kensuke Mitsuda is held m honour as the Japanese "Father of the Lepers." Many years ago. after encountering a
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    A $60,000 baby campaign
    172 12 A $60,000 baby campaign CANADA has launch, j ed a three to five- year medical research programme to prevent the birth of abnormal I babies. The Govern. ment has riven C 7,000 ($60,000) for the first year's work to the Royal Victoria Hospital I m Montreal. Five doctors have al-
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    Malaria drive —in Surrey
    190 12 A campaign against malaria has just ended for the year In the heart of rural Surrey with a victory for learns of bacteriologists and Army men. The mosquito population of the heather covered commons around Woking Is now as its lowest ever leveL Councillor Mrs. Dorothjf
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    Lock icon BRITAIN HAS BEST A-CLOCK
    736 13  -  W. RAMSAY By I le Atomic Age, what could be I* more 'up-to-the-minute' than itomlc clock, one of the not-so-i developments m the application of nuclear science to peacepurposes? A clock so near perii that it has been calculated it ill not lose more than a
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    Lock icon She is Moon's "owner'
    87 13 She is Moon's "owner' CMUBR MAGERS buVdoub "<T set foot on '*> »»<• MOON. S(n,. i. Mississippi mci.,,, l ,'J' v ir it 3. has lr titlr, too. When lri tried to fj| e a rrrently th V S tint m,?? ii 16 «">nnds hrrrl v nl.*i a ers ai
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    simulated training rules out air crashes
    598 13 simulated training rules out air crashes fMMu LmumjLi V V r *r Ml B A wkW NEW RADAR simulation system which could help to prevent air collisions such a.s the recent one near Rome between a British airliner and an Italian jet was demonstrated last week by British scientists at
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    How I broke the water barrier —and lived
    640 14  - How I broke the water barrier —and lived DONALD CAMPBELL By I who smashed the [World Wat Speed Record for E the fifth time c i 1 Nov. 10 at 2 H 52 j miles per hour on E Coniston Water m north-western England. SllltlllllllllllllllllllM mil I^VKKYONK knows about the
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    A CLEAN SWEEP FOR JAPAN IN WORLD JUDO TOURNAMENT
    105 14 JAPAN to<'k lir.st three places In the world Judo championships m Tokyo. Their national champion Koji Sone. beat countryman Akio Kaminaga for the world title. Kimiyoshi Yamashiki came third by beating Bernard Pariset of France Atonius Oeesink < fifth dan) of
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    506 14  - WAS THE LEAGUE FAIR TO BOLTON? ARCHIE QUICK By BEHIND Nat Lofthouse's winning goal for Bolton Wanderers at Wolverhampton lies a story of League intervention. The England centre forward reported unfit for this vital Championship match one day beforehand, and a deputy was officially announced by the Burnden club. Then
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    55 14 Victor Boing. M the Belgian Oi. l mittee, confirm- that Brussels l j| its candidature staging of the P^art Ug 1 Tokyo, Detroi M have entered M The decision Jj 1 these f5» h C 3 charged with t. fl the Olympic to be taken »t
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      222 14 C/LVBB xckoss 5 Adiin' olemn promise 1 One can d<> what one 111 at heart (Sj here <7. 4 6 Curtail the card |aflM iiiixle 8 Dare big In the Rimy (8» (11> I t)ii'«- out and you stop 7 Raises blitz m liner (11) inside? (4) 11 Find Ida
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    Gupte has taken 100 Test wickets
    264 15 Gupte has taken 100 Test wickets g\ the In.spinner, joined oand of bou. It i leketa In I he dismi tiaJ m West and innings, on iy of the T« B it was a clay of It o scored 203 for and now tjj run». Two days ot the West
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    229 15 gTEVE a three-year-old Irish gelding by Stephen 4 i>iv. l at X.L.. won by Sure Profit Tn hi* ff"itJEs J S? h n "-3-1958 he finished ninth o 13 starters m Class 4 Div. 2. won by Box Office aftPr n th aS then declded
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    46 15 World ranked Philippine bantamweight champion A] Asuncion won a third round technical knockout over Angel Boy m their 12 round title bout on Saturday Manila. 11 r'i first bid ror irk al thr bantamweight crown. melon Wright? 117 1b linst Boys llfi'.lb Reuter
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    31 15 1969 world road racing cycling champion hips will be held at Zandvoort, Holland, it was drckl.d tho (executive commit! of tlif Intomntioiial Cycling r-''< '»n m Zurich Reuter
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    598 15 SOUND JUDGEMENT BY JOCKEY POSNER AUAJLLEWK PRESENTS HEWS fIND VIEWS FOR PHirrnK \Ji:UV POSXKR was i» good form a Ipoli on Saturday, lh rode three winners: Full House, Shabash and Straight Flight 11. Full House, who was narrowly beaten by Rubber Planter II on tho second day, made amends when
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    CHANGE OF LUCK FOR LEONG
    151 15 CHANGE OF LUCK FOR LEONG DEANUT KID, well ridden 1 by Kitson Leong, put up a good performance to win the main race, Class IM^ 1-U miles, at Ipoh on Saturday. He gave oMurk a M lcOme ch *"Ke Six furlongs from home he nirt u-ith a severe check that
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    Fine swim by Dutch woman
    93 15 TINEKE Lagerberg of Holland achieved one of the world's best times by a woman swimmer for the 209 metres butterfly m a 25--metre pool yesterday at Hanover. West Germany clocking two minutes 38.i seconds. Her time will not be sub- mltted as a world record
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    334 16 Yugoslav professor of languages at Zargreb University, Miroslav Cabrajec, kisses his bride, Miss Tatjana Barbie after their wedding on Saturday at the Singapore Registry of Marriages. Professor Cabrajec travelled to Singapore especially for the marriage. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P.
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    122 16  -  SIR WINSTON BY SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL entered the 85th. year of his life yesterday with a smile and a wave of his bip cipar. He stepped to the doorway of his country home at Chartwell and acknow- ledged the cheers of a crowd who had come
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    514 16 Race weights for Saturday, opening day of the Singapore Turf Club's December meeting are:— CL. 1, DIV. I— 6F. Amusement Park 9.13 Malayan Scholar 8.13 High Socks 8.07 Sun of Burma 8.05 General Pil 8.00 Charge Sheet 8.00 Downing Strcrt 7.13 Sir Francis 7.13 Monitor 7.10 Picador 709
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    Aussies crawl to 57 for 2 at lunch
    136 16 QUEENSI.V. v Ol tile m history I hlrt L lor l they added a toi third day ol the m S against the MCC a Brisbane. ai At the h break Queensland r t J wickets, Mackaj being c'ean bowled by Btatham
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