The Singapore Free Press, 10 December 1958

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    16 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper ipore, Wednesday, December 10, 1958. Price 15 lv
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    McDonald hoes but Aussies bat on steadily
    493 1 McDonald hoes but Aussies bat on steadily ENGLAND IST INNS. 134 USTRALIA IST INNS. 186 [NGLAND 2ND INNS. 198 USTKAI IA 2ND INNS. IrDonald < Statham b Laker 15 tirke not out 9 larvey not out 16 Lxtras 2 Lunch Total (for one) 42 Wicket fell at 20. DEEDING 147
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    Lock icon Duties (still in hospital) may go first to Bonn
    150 1 Duties (still in hospital) may go first to Bonn A VISIT to Bonn by I J Secretary oi State Dulles is considered possible m diplomatic circles m Bonn, said a West German report But spokesmen for the West German Government and the U.S. Embassy m Bonn said they knew nothinu
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    SPA OVERTURES to LABOUR AND THE LIB-SOCS
    334 1 SPA OVERTURES to LABOUR AND THE LIB-SOCS RENEWED efforts are being made by the leaders of the Singapore People's Alliance to draw all the other political parties, except the P,A,P. and UMNO, into its fold m order to present a united front at the general election next year. SPA emissaries
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    Lock icon TOP SOVIET AUTHOR FLEES TO THE WEST
    108 1 TOP SOVIET AUTHOR FLEES TO THE WEST A LKXANDER CHESH- VILI, the Soviet author and Stalin Prize winner, has been granted United States asylum after crossing over to West Berlin and is now m Frankfurt, West Germany, the State Department spokesman said yesterday. The spokesman said Cheshvili requested asylum about
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    Polio: No new case
    36 1 Polio: No new case No new case of polio was reported m Singapore from 4.30 p.m. yesterday to 9.30 a.m. today. Three cases were notified earlier yesterday afternoon bringing the total for the year to 368.
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    Lock icon 'First photo of earth' claim
    47 1 Russia has taken the ''rirst genuine photograph" of the globe, Moscow Radio said yesterday. A broadcast said the photograph was taken by an automatic camera aboard a Boviet meteorological rocket. It Is reproduced In a new Soviet film called "Extraordinary Travels.' U.P.I.
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    Lock icon 'E Pakistan village occupied'
    74 1 NEWSPAPER reports m Dacca. East Pakistan, yesterday said Indian border forces had occupied a Pakistan village on the border between Assam and East Pakistan. The newspapers said the East Pakistan Government lodged a strong protest against this "aggresslon'' with the Assam Government and was considering "taking
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    Lock icon LABOUR M.P. KILLED IN CAR SMASH
    82 1 LABOUR M.P. KILLED IN CAR SMASH A LABOUR MP., Mr. Sidney Dye. only man to win a seat from the Conservatives m the 1955 General Election, was killed yesterday m a car crash near Swaffham. His car m which he was driving alone was m collision with another. The driver
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    RUBBER PRICE
    30 1 December first grade rubber buyers fob. opened m Singapore this morning at 82J cents per lb., down half -lit on yesterday's cl lng price. The tone was uncertain.
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    Lock icon FLYING TANKER CRASH KILLS 6
    134 1 FL YING TANKER CRASH KILLS 6 AU.& Navy i.erii-.i tanker carryng 15,000 pounds of high octane fuel crashed into a cluster of three homes at Norfolk Virginia, yesterday and exploded, killing the crew of four and two children In one of the houses. The children's mother and a driver whose
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    Lock icon 2,000 SHELLS
    21 1 Communist Chinese artillery fired more than 2.000 shells on Quemoy yesterday m the biggest Red bombardment this month.- U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Russia vetoes entry of S. Vietnam and Korea into U.N.
    241 2 Russia vetoes entry of S. Vietnam and Korea into U.N. OUSSIA twice used its veto m the I .N. Security Council K% block the admission of South Korea and South Vietnam Y„Vi V t( ed Nations. w l,u I nit These vetoes brought to 87 the total cast by the
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    Lock icon ASIANS NOW REALISE THEIR NEEDS ARE LINKED'
    112 2 ASIANS NOW REALISE THEIR NEEDS ARE LINKED' THE Commonwealth was not a spent force, Mr. John Diefenbaker, Canada s Prime Minister, said m Dunedin, New Zealand, yesterday. Speaking at a civic luncheon, Mr. Diefenbaker said: "We are today living m a new and vital Commonwealth with a new concept that
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    Lock icon MALAYA IN U.N. BID TO STABILISE PRICES
    242 2 MALAYA IN U.N. BID TO STABILISE PRICES MALAYA, Britain. Canada and Australia ■r e among the 11 sponsors of a new United Nations move to tackle the problem of commodity prices. A draft resolution introduced In the General Assembly's economic committee yesterday urges U.N. member governments to examine. commodity by
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    Lock icon LIMIT POOL DIVIDENDS AND SET UP NATIONAL LOTTERY, M.P. URGES
    139 2 A LABOUR Member of Parliament yesterday denounced Britain's pri-vately-owned football pools that pay fortunes every week and urged the Government to set up a national lottery. Mr. Marcus Lipton gave notice of a motion m the House of Commons calling
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    Lock icon 536,000 jobless in Britain
    26 2 el Ince Ma rnment m I i the numbei r< d m addition ti r,:i In the man ifacturlng Indui ti Reuter
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    Queen Mother has a 'scholarly' chat
    31 2 The Queen Mother spent an hour chatting with Rhodes scholars and Commonwealth undergraduates In London yesterday at a reception given by the Dominions Fellowship Trust
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    Lock icon Prehistoric theft
    24 2 The bones of a baby dinosaur embedded In rock on tlir Dorset coast have been stolen, the Nature Conservancy reported vesterda Reuter
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    Lock icon SIEGE THREAT IN VENEZUELA
    33 2 Venezuela's ruling junta terday threatened to ima state of siege if agitators continued to stage Illegal demonstrations while the country awaits th 0 result of Sunday's presidential election. Reuter
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    2 concerts today by Teagarden Sextet
    29 2 The Jack Tea garden Will give two i it thi toria rhi p.m I 8.30 p m.. be! tor Kual i i impur
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    Lock icon Mac's 'no' to Suez probe
    88 2 Mr. Harold Maemillan the British Prime Minister yesterday refused to appoint an oMicial historian of the Sue/ campaign or an allparty committee to inquire into its Conduct, as suggested by tlie Labour Opposition. In the House of Commons. Mr. Emrys Hughes (Labour) who wanted an
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    Lock icon Search widens for missing reporter
    45 2 An intensified search tii being made m I c Nsawan Road area oi A< a yesterday. after a woman wai seen there about 5 p.m on Sunday whom poli confident was Miss Elizabeth Bower, the mis stall" correspond! na. Reuter
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    Lock icon I fight to clear name, says ex-mistress
    266 3 SHE SEEKS RETRIAL OF ACTION AGAINST BARONET VN «a- photographer's model told three judges yesterday she was fighting ..leaf her name of "serious criminal tions" made against her by the Ji( h man whose mistress she had been Miss J acq ue lin
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    Lock icon Ex-cannibal 'visits U.K. frequently'
    134 3 LORD SHACKLETON, son of Sir Ernest Shackleton, the British explorer, surprised the House of Lords last night by saying an ex-cannibal friend of -his frequently came to Britain "without falling foul of the immigration officials." He was speaking m a debate about the admission of aliens.
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    Lock icon QUEMOY FACES XMAS SHELLS
    196 3 TKOOPS and civilians on shell-buttered Queinoy l land are preparinj a grim Christmas and New Year festive season. Under the Communists' odd day shelling they art* due to be bombarded on Christmas Day. New Year's Eve and New Year's Day. Festive season mail and food now
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    Lock icon Assembly speaker
    25 3 The Gaullist leader M. Jacques Chaban Delmas was yesterday elected president (speaker) of the first parliamentary assembly of the fifth French Republic— Reuter
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    Lock icon High heels a must — so women take those corns in their stride
    142 3 High heels a must so women take those corns in their stride MANY WOMEN who wear fashionable shoes regard corns, bunions and deformed toes as normal, the weekly "Medical Press' said m London yesterday. The journal said: "Most women claim that their pointed toed high-heeled shoes are quite comfortable, yet
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    Lock icon IN VAIN-TYRONE'S EYE BEQUEST
    75 3 IN VAIN -TYRONE'S EYE BEQUEST BPyi i iwer died m Bpaln It Wk\ lot p »ie to give hi i to lifip a blind pei will, ll i Lo \n William Gallagher, clo i fri< nd ol the ai many that lie died In made it impossible to accomplish thl
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      Opinion Is Africa an exception?
      315 4 Opinion Is Africa an exception? ALTHOUGH the initial .surprise and shock of the Ghana-Guinea merger have passed, this West African move remains a riddle. As Guinea was the only French colony that voted itself out of the French community and as Ghana is a member of the British Commonwealth, it
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    AN AFRICAN EMPIRE?
    221 4 joint declaration Dr E oi the two iie*iy-i n r r pendent nations to ,n„ 5 the beginning 0 f 2 union of V( st v 2 Negro states van 5 H<>»hi<in<, The Prime Mmist, r alliance as a means of replacing uith mil I from Ghana
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    Lock icon Korea war still raging on the radio
    771 4  -  PHILIP KIM by ALTHOUGH the shooting war m Korea has long since ceased, a propaganda battle is still being fought out between the studios of the South Korean Broadcasting System and the (Ndrth) Korean Cultural Broadcasting Committee. Pyongyang Radio, the major radio station
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      50 4 PATEK PHILIPPE The .'uantr v\ a un makers of Geneva Patck Phil., is the only watch manufacturer whose entire collection of men's watches carries, engraved on every movement, the official >mp of the State of Geneva, the authentic guarantee of eenturtes-old •'Geneva qualitv H Sole Agents H tTD. Singapore Penang.
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      53 4 IT IS WISE... PACKING 7 PROBLEMS j» Your glass, china, silver-ware W JEg and furniture needs the attention m of experts We pack and crate anything for you with the %f greatest of care J Z ESTIMATES FREE ON REQUEST JT \1 TRANSPORT STORAGE _^m. J*jfrC/l U3 CECIL STREET SINGAPORE
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    R.I. REBEL PROCLAMATION TO BE MADE IN COLONY?
    418 5 S'por*? v newsy ovvr rvpvrloiHl tiviivitivs It #>#*<> INDICATIONS that the Indonesian I rebels may proclaim from Singapore nt> inauguration of the new State oi Sumatra" have caused sonic concern among political circles here. This could prove most embarrasfor Singapore, these sources
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    'China report' causes flurry
    193 5 SOME excitement was caused m Chinese food and fruits markets yesterday by a report that a "China Export Corporation" had informed certain Singapore importers that Red China would resume shipments m about a fortnight. The letter from the "Corporation'" was also stated to have asked importers
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    Lock icon VEG. FOR S'PORE
    15 5 >ment Oi market has left Saigon Singapore. More sh 111 tI.IIMW Reuter
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      49 5 time to remind you Ofefcws Select your X'mas Fare NOW!! Turkeys, Hams, X'mas Cakes, Chocolates, Wines, Nuts, Crackers, Toys and X'mas Novelties. /C^^^X COLD STORA6E \Jjjn /yy V lir" WHEN TIME IS IMPORTANT jfPlik IS ESSENTIAL kj^ppif-S^A THAT IS WHY MEN OF /Jr^'---^^tv D,ST,NCT,ON choose W* "T J/ DAYMATIC^
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      63 6 I SMOKE OASIS WITH j SOOTHING MENTHOL MIST j J Oasis tastes fresh while t you smoke fresh after I smoking too. That's why smokers who know.... I now smoke the big "O the mnktrn »t m^ mm m mm <m ri 111 ii m mi jf^*^ l Sole Agont«:
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      239 6 I JEFF "ll A\VKI by Sydney Jordan H-^ "—"—g^WKl _^_W—m¥ TB^ r «A/IVC CMSCKBO \t tm a r^m^^—S iPJrSTi T^» ii W<l TEARS, lAlMAano oouni' r c/moi* Hiiia C r -JoW. A/ aaac will look THE OL/TV*L*O /to k y°° r COAAC BACK H Snlv SoiN* R3« trip should V
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      405 6 'f)__^!fAW^'P BORN today, you have, ptfta your most outstanding i istic. a highly developed Intuition which often amounts to a dsyi Quality. #wuc You are basically an Individualist and are original m your thou-nt I and action. You have literary and oratorical ability which can be nut to excellent use
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      191 7 LONDON, De t 9 Previous Today i;i Hill .1! No- 1 RSS c.l.f. Euiupran poit- Dec buyers 24U buyers •sellers 24% sellers an M*\ buyers 24V4 buyers i-'4 .sellers 24 :l s sellers |IBE£B No 1 RSS Spot im buyers 24^ buyers 24 sellers 24 i sellers
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      New York prices
      91 7 NEW YORK, Dec. 9. Previous Today I TIN Straits Spot 99.25 nom. 99 12 norn TF\ futures Straits Contract Dec 97.62 buyers 97.25 buyers 99.12 sellers 99.25 sellers Jan. 97.50 buyers 97.12 buyers 99.00 sellers 99.12 sellers rOXE: Quiet SALES: NIL RUBBER: Future* Jan. 30.30 buyers 29.85
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      24 7 NEW YORK, Dec. 9, Previous Today SBSf. ai 0 )omest. Bond. 8688 delayed fRI?"" 87.20 87.45 Btoeka Composite Averages 194.06 194.63
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      U.S. PEPPER
      53 7 rid awaiting re- ber shipment 23>; c if. Sarawak 23*. to 23V.. unquoted. Muntok white spot cember shipment and awaiting release 39. afloat* :npong spot and 38 u and first half December release 24 afloat, shipment 37.. cif. sellers extoil half Decern- dock. c prices quoted m US
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      82 7 < "TR Philippines c.i.f. 0 X North European ports delivered CWR.%, Straits c.i.f. U.K./North Sjf 18 delivered COCON F'fSf* ton »»c.,J«n. tif IL cnid Straits "J. European porU In bulk P" long ton j an A oh. crude" Ceylon J,. „M "I»'an ports In bulk U
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    LONDON STOCKS ARE QUIET
    166 7 tuiet conditions I yesterday m n stock markets y of the l no decided stablished. A iount of Mleewas still m b nils was ofT-'-taking. •v news affected than anything 'striata provided (i features Engineering cle and Ideal exam n X Tr winding Breweries get rally
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    245 7 EIGHT DIED SECURITY FORCES ARE EXONERATED AN official inquiry into a Cyprus incident last mii i un^' m wnlcn ci ht Greek Cypriots were Killed, has exonerated security forces from the allegation that they had contributed to the deaths. i Tne inciden t concerned was near the Turkish village of
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      85 7 Today's radio programme 1.15 p.m. Mainly the Blues--1.30 p.m. Time Signal and News; 1.45 The Blues Again--2.00 Close Down; 5.00 Tea Dance; 5.30 Carribean Cruise--0.45 Virtuoso ot the Week; 6 15 The Twilight Hour; 6.45 Lights On; 6.53 Announcements and Singapore Share Market Report--7.00 lime Signal and News- 7 15
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      47 7 1 SINGAPORE 1 HIGH TIDES I S TODAY: 11.18 p.m. TOMORROW: 10.33 I a.m. FRIDAY: 0.06 a.m. and I 11.15 a.m. SATURDAY: 0.52 a.m. and 11.58 a.m. 1 SUNDAY: 1.35 a.m. and I 12.41 p.m. MONDAY: 2.15 a.m. and 1.25 p.m TUESDAY: 2.53 a.m. 2.10 p.m. riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniinnnimmimn^
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    'Surgery' saved a city from death
    230 8 Scientists A minable L^ m. the north^ mlsphere has L en ">e chori* PfOPl who el»2 gat ixm due 'v the bo nb «pm« ,b° rate sclentinc exp la nation, to the Tot nt J- a i least 0 gist has Lent hinS, to
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    Its citizens themselves revitaliset
    992 8 JFST 200 years ago, when Britain's General Forbes captured Fort Dutjuesne from the French and renamed it Fort Pitt, the place where the Allegheny and Monongahela join to form the Ohio River must have been a really beautiful countryside. Today there is little left materially to
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  • FREE PRESS RACE DAY Special
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      11 1 FREE PRESS RACE DAY Special M_a^ j Wednesday, December 10, 1958.
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      289 1 I 111 **********11 l 111......... THE FREE PRESS im m_sm mms THE ST IT S TIMES MAUV MA L STARDARO NANVANG U„, 1 ZONDER7.ORG ZONDER ZORC 70NBFP 7n ß I KWM.LOH W All Trump, All Trumps College Tutor f,°* DE, l ZORO FUNNY F ACB COLLEGE TUTOR ZONUFR 7n.r i
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      Brave General has form
      708 1 Says ALLAN LEWIS jjK.i\l-, GENERAL is the most popular choice for the sixth race (Class 1, Div. 2. Jf) at Bukit Timah tnis afternoon. On his second to fonder Kid the first day and his ability to saddle up, Brave General will probably start favourite. He
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        33 1 I BEST BETS! BEST BETS:— Brave General, Grey Elegance and Knights- bridge. Best outsiders: The Cobra. Kcmill and Three (beers. I THE GOING I The going is very Rood. M m Ml MUM,,-.
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        81 1 How many ways have you en.oyed ££l RE MY MARTIN? t^bfe '"rileV Remy Martin Brandy on ice. or with Ginger Ale; Brandy water, or Brandy Soda; Brandy with this, Brandy with that. The important thln tt l 3 that you ask for Remy Martin VJB.O.P by name you will be
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      PROBABLE STARTERS AND RIDERS
      1206 2 RACE 1-2.00: CLASS 3, DIV. 4-6 FURS. 1. ***** I.ITTLEWOOD 3yi bei iKemi St.) Spencer 9.00 Posner 2. 04t53 ZONDEK ZORG 3 yr. grirg (No Worry St.) E. Breuk 813 I). Jones i m iooB NIGHT SENIRY 4 yr. chain (A. Y. Wong* Rodgers 8.11 Chadwick
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      Form of all today's runners
      1938 2 Form of all today's runners IACE CARD— contd from Page 2 THREE CHEERS 3 yr. brirg (E. J. Tan) Rodgers 812 Moon IRIGGER 11 5 yr. bfg (Victorious St.) Martin g 2 Johnson CAPTAIN MARVEL 4 yr. birg <Pil St.) Tjoa 810 Fort? sQC ARE DEAL 5 yr. beg (Mr.
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        123 2 Bfltot mm _^j' *^m~' ■p performance ■T economy- ALWAYS m demand— 'jl your investment is safe I m aif OnUS /000 jl Bft^_ ,I*l*l S B* JL *L $ft --I BP A '~2 »T.lJs if* fc, STEREOTWIN 200 Malpt you achieve stereo sound the like ot which you hove never
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        14 3 p^a f*^ x^ j S ;^bssa Tr^. Ts\\ l m TRADING CO.. <V») LTD.
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      Brave General gets right distance
      1480 4 BLUE SWELL SAFE IN RACE THREE STRONG FINISH ING Brave General is my choice for the main event (Race Six) today. The distance suits him. Knightsbridßc can win again m Race Two, although Red Wolf 111 presents a danger A really safe bet Is Blue
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        35 4 1 Visit the CHICKEN I INN where you can wine, dine and dance by the water's ed&e to the accompaniment of I deli&h tf ul m usic I ARMANDO &EL VY with their ITALIAN MELODIES.
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        BUBBLE GAS' MENACE
        458 9  -  DAVID DEVINE B> carbon. our animal.hen they absorb it i a a process to lif e i bs it. Disastrous the Inwed with the balance I ft be viewed with alarm. but the upset that could be caused through an uncontrolled increase m the carbon dioxide content
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        Pittsburgh
        296 9  -  NORMAN KING •pen or close at the f'l <>f i button, ■blic funds to the ext»f JO 000.000 dollars c rone into the clear of th.- Kite— but half hls amount is only a land uill have to be ai J few millions more ►"ol" money will go instrect
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      Lock icon Problem for Joan
      87 9 i TRESS Joan Collins fondles her j pet poodle pup Candy j and speaks about rej ports that she m:- tends to become an j American citizen. She said: "That's not strictly true. j What I meant was that I would take American citizenship ■if I married
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      Lock icon PROBLEM FOR DIRECTOR
      27 9 photi. I>IRI< TOR TERENCE YOUNG (left) discusses i scene Of the new Rritish film Serious Charge with stars Sarah Churchill and Anthony Qaalle. Reuter
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      COLONY MARKSMEN AIM FOR THE BULL
      587 10 MARKSMAN (^VVORDS AND PISTOLS have been known m Singapore since the very early days, although 1 1 must be admitted that we have never possessed a D'Artagnan who with flashing blade attempted to let the light of sense into an opponent's mind by drilling
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      Digging up the past
      355 10  - Digging up the past Pelham Groom By The final scores were: POUCI B" >8> K.A.F. SELETAR 273 RIFLE ASSOC. 266 POLICE "A" 264 T h c outstanding shot of the meeting was Fit. Lt. J.D. Waters of Seletar who scored 83, which was a considerable achievement m view of the
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      welcome; says s. Vietnam
      79 11 President Ngo Dien Diem points out features a picture fashioned m embroidery by refugee list from Xorth Vietnam after it was presentI to President Syngman Rhee on the occasion his four day goodwill visit to the Republic of ietnam. In the picture below President Rhee is
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      Wake up, Rhee warns fence sitters
      242 11 Wake up, Rhee warns fence sitters iNews] R^Rlh JRVRIR^fI QURINC his recent four-day goodwill visit to the Republic of Vietnam, President Syngman Rhee of South Korea emphasised the similarity of social, economic and political problems facing their two countries. Not only were both countries fighting the same threat from Communism,
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        551 12 pit Soviet I mon has begun mhe llf markets and prestige m Indonesia W Big advertisements have appeared dailies by a Moscow firm o«, 29 tools and tactoYy equipment cl iney iouow an earlier ad I vertisement hailing Rus sla's 'Sputnik" menu. Feature articles
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      42 12 Japans biuurst tanker, the 46.800 deadweight ton Gohfl Maru (above) is unveiled to the public m Tokyo Harbour. It is capable of a top speed of 17 knots and was constructed at a cost of MS4O million.- picture.
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      339 12 ALARM NOW GROWING IN JAPAN OVER ATOMIC FALLOUT DANGERS IN a fresh warning on the dangers of radioactive fallout from nuclear tests, the Japanese United Nations delegate. Dr. Koto Matsudaira told the Genera] Assembly's political committee that this was of particular concern to rice-consuming peoples. Dr. Matsudaira said that the
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      85 12 'NO MILITARY TAKEOVER IN INDONESIA' INDONESIAN Foreign Minister Subandrio. who has just returned to Jakarta from a tour of America and Europe, said the assumption of power by military authorities m some countries, was occupying much attention overseas lie added. "The world is asking whether Indonesia will follow the steps
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      185 12 FUJIYAMA IMPRESSES U.S. PAPER THE New York Sunday News gave Japan as an example to the Western powers on how to deal diplomatically with the Soviet Union. The newspaper, m an editorial on Japan's reply to a Soviet Note asking Japan to <^et out ot tin military assistance treaty with
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      94 12 CHINESE youths, m Com. munist China are now officially allowed to buy their way out of the China mainland with about MS6OO, a Taipeh Central News Agency reported The Nationalist Chinese official news agency's report said the Peking re. gime has annniinerd .1 regulation which permits any
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      756 13  - Schweitzer brings out beauty in Bach Jonathan Russell RECORD ROUND-UP by -Oh ii M" c '""^-preludea Su\ 8 in/^v" Thy Htathens Saviour"; Toccata «"d Ufue ln D Minor »U and Fugue m F Minor Soloist: Albert Schweitaer 0 O 5 r J?6 n R) (PhllipS 1(Mn h THE soloist here
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      407 14 MEL CHARLES HITS AT REFEREES llv ARC HIE <{l a X I HEsmM ore only tin tt type* ol reforeeg (iood, Awful ami Influenced. There are only about ten referees working the League circuit who can be termed top class. By Influenced, I mean swayed by the home crowd Strong
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      107 14 LESLIE DRIFFIELD of England beat Wilfred Axiak Malta by a margin of 1,569 points during the world amateur billiards championship m Calcutta last night. DritiiCiU s score of 2,311 m the four-hour match included a break of 435. the highest so far m the present championship and
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      68 14 Aunty Pip. ridden by Wally Swinburn. won the Calcutta Gold Cup. one of India's richest races, run over a mile Swinburn brought his mount home m a tight finish with two other horses. Aunly Pip (Orthodox—Old Sarah a Britishbred mare, won by a head from another British-bred
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      105 14 THE Army beat London A.B.A. m a tram match by seven bouts to six. and this one was the tiulit of the night at the Seymour Hall, London. Opponents here are Cpl. B. Nam urvis (4 Trg Battalion Koyal j Army Ordnance Corps) and A.B.A. representative
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      94 14 TI nglandAustralia r< t mi at B most txpensive crick' preI heir- or m An lia," the London Daily i ph's columnist sugterdav. The columnist, P< boron vh, writes: "It i a man about five shil sterling to get a seat at the
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      46 15 Jordan, the new terwelght boxing promised y ester c former title rgll Aklns. a worse g when they meet m a at St. Louis m -ry. -spoken. 24-year who is part Inr Negro, scored a upset decision Olympic audi rrnmA .if U.P.I.
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      152 15 Reds hit out at IOC boss CZECHOSLOVAKIA'S chief Communist newspaper, Rude Pravo, said yesterday that Mr. Avery Brundage. American chairman of the International Olympic Committee, "does not miss any occasion to try to press" the committee "more and more into his capitalist order." The newspaper was commenting on Mr. Brundage's
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      533 15 STAND-OFF SETS CAMBRIDGE ON WAY TO VICTORY VARSITY RUGBY CLASSIC orKKll, opportunism and the hrilli ante of (iordon YVuddell, the Scottish internationa stand oil half, brought Cambridge an easy victory over Oxford by 17 points (one goal, thrc« tries and one penalty goal) to six points (on< try and one
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      418 16 SOVIETS HAVE 8,000-MILE MISSILE: MR. K. And a small A-bomb VJOVIET Prime Minister Khrushchev told U.S. Senator Hubert Humphrey during their eight-hour inter\iew m the Kremlin last week that Russia has an inter-continental ballistic missile capable of delivering its warhead more than 8,000 miles, according to Senate sources m Washington
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      108 16 rFHE 10-year-old Prince of Wales has a "fairly severe" sprain of his right ankle after slipping on the staircase at his school, it was learned at Buckingham Palace last night. The accident occurred on Monday nisht at Cheam School The Prince
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      95 16 AMERICANS DOUBT RED CLAIMS A MERICAN officials m Washington last night questioned whether Senator Humphrey's Information was accurate and, if so, whether the Soviet missile was ready for use or merely being tested. They noted That there had been reports of defects of Soviet missile guidance systems and questioned whether
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      29 16 Jordan yesterday approved the establishment ot a Jordan merchant fleet. The capital, initially estimated at £3.000,000, is to come from Arab and Jordan sources. Reuter
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      133 16 Boeing 7tl jet airliner last night established a new rummer. cial record of i, se hours 56 minutes f,, r lhf flight from New York to London. It wrested the record from a Comet l\ 0 f the British Overseas .\irways
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