The Singapore Free Press, 12 December 1958

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    17 1 The singapore FREE PRESS Malaya's Own Family Paper N JlHipiKi Kiiday. I) -cinbrr 1». 1958 Mn lICII
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    Lock icon SOPIEE TO REDS: DON'T TRY TO SNUB US
    339 1 SOPIEE TO REDS: DON'T TRY TO SNUB US Malayan and Soviet delegates clash at U.N. |>l M-KIM I to the dumping of tin on the m ternutiunal market by Russia sparked a clash between the Malayan and Soviet representatives m the T.N. General Assembly's economic committee yesterday. The Soviet delegate,
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    Lock icon 1 A.M. BRIEFINC FOR THE SEARCH CREWS
    177 1 1 A.M. BRIEFINC FOR THE SEARCH CREWS TIIF search for the missing RAF Shac- kit ton was this morn- Ins extended further inland over Borneo. An RAF spokesman told the Free Press that until now the search I had born confined to I the coastal area. Twenty planes were j
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    Dollar area imports freed
    43 1 t Minister for Comand Industry, Mr. J. J Jumabhoy, announced m the Legislative Assembly top'y that the Government ed to free the lm--23 Itenu from the a from Jan. l. aa In accordance pan-Malayan agree- announerPederaUon lit earlier this
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    RUBBER PRICE
    23 1 first grade rubber >> opened m Sin--823 8 cents per lb., ha f a cent o n yesterin« price. The tone 1
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    Lock icon TROOPS RUSH TO COMMUNE
    60 1 U AVj Communist troop reinforcements have arrived Wanchal people's commune of Lappa Island. Macao, following the disturbances last wrok. Rationalist newspaper Kung Sheung Vat Pao, n Hong Kong today. th« 4|,Vk fK rders wore sported to have started whrn ynoritirs replied to demands of about 500
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    Russia threatens a Berlin war but is ready for talks
    230 1 Russia threatens a Berlin war but is ready for talks RUSSIA last night reiterated her readiness to take part m talks on concluding a German peace treaty and warned that a war over Berlin would involve the use of atomic and rocket weapons by both sides. A 4,000-word "authorised" statement
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    RISE IN COMPANY TAX ATTACKED: DANGEROUS MOVE
    142 1 RISE IN COMPANY TAX ATTACKED: DANGEROUS MOVE MR. J. M. MASON (Norn.) first speaker m the Budget debate which opened m the Singapore Legislative Assembly today, attacked the 10 per cent rise m company tax and called it "dangerous*' and "downright silly.'" The Finance Secretary, ho said, had told the
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    NO POLIO CASE
    20 1 No new case of polio was reported m Singapore between 4.30 p.m. yesterday and 10 a.m. today.
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      45 1 LU HI I/^ II flavours rwl 111 5 Ichocolates |7«n lv p I B^s nn H s| Ig-^ffl "7 on n I !J ■■■■I I nrfll vfv i iff w trm v w m*ar+ f yy<ji < rll BY VAN HOUTEN MANtHS Or MNC QUALITY CMOCOUII
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    Lock icon Russia is a ferocious colonialist, says Cuba
    162 2 Russia is a ferocious colonialist, says Cuba f riNV Cuba last night suggested that the United Nations apply sanctions against Ita failure to heed resolutions. Cuba's representative, Dr. Emilia Nunezrtuondo, also urged expulsion of the puppet mgarian delegation. He described Russia as the "most ferociOUfl i sample of colonialism" whose
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    Lock icon TRAIN HITS BUCKET AND OVERTURNS
    47 2 en -sss. A tram ran buckh whi irom a road on a new bri across t. The ci was ov< coaehea British Railwaj British Railways at Am announced thai had been killed but tR later amended this 0 o known death. Reuter
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    Lock icon COMMODITY PRICES PLAN IS ADOPTED
    135 2 Tin: United is General Assembly's economic committee yesterday adopted by 67 votes to one an 11 -nation drafi resolution aimed at helping to ach tabilisation m world lity pric nsors included Malaya. Britain. Australia and Canada. Delegates mid the resolution was the stroii statement of
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    Lock icon THAT MEXICO DECREE INVALID
    205 2 The 39-year-old Marqm ot Milford Haven, best man at the wedding of the Queen. rday lost his plea In the Divorce Court m London for a, declaration that his marriage had been validly dissolved by a Mexican decree. Mr. Justice Arthian Davies ruled that the decree
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    Lock icon He wins antiracial prize
    60 2 fjV\THER T. vor Huddleston, former British missionary In South Atrica was yesterday awarded tin 1 00 frai <Ms7os> Anti-racist Prize m Paris by International League against Racism and Antllitism. Tho award was given for his bonk "Naughi For your Comfort" which wa i Judged the work
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    Lock icon GOVT. DEFEAT FOR ITALY
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    Lock icon Doug Smith at palace lunch
    26 2 klngham P champion flat racing Jocke; <»i (hi r G Hcnrj Mooi ilptor, and Mr Anfii. Ny Puke I liri Reuter
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    Lock icon 'DROP FORMOSA LEGAL ISSUES'
    21 2 i Hailsham, a cal mil,. me i iment did r.ot think it ad bmlt itatua r- Reuter
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    No Cyprus debate
    25 2 Mr. R. a. Butl. Home Secretary y rejected a n by lhe Liberals that the H Commons should debate the Cyprus situatl
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      187 2 U lJf\ GIFTS TO PLEASE ALL Ladies Swiss Fancy Emb: Handkerchiefs ovoilobk m 101 designs Less 10', Dis Arrow Tics Less 10' Dis. Ladies Lot sr Leopard Skin Swim Suits (Two-piece ond onc-picc< Also many now-design swim suits m cotton now available at reduced price. Gf AN SINGH CO., LTD.
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      114 2 FREE X'mas Gifts FOR EVERY SUIT OF "CROCODILE' PYJAMAS (No. 174) YOU PURCHASE YOU WILL RECEIVE FREE ONE PAIR OF "CROCODILE" SOCKS AND ONE PIECE OF "CROCODILE' VEST AS X MAS GirTS, AVAILABLE FO n YOUR CHOICE OV"R 200 DIFFERENT KINDS OF "CROCODILE" SHIFTS, HAWAIIAN SHIRTS PYJAMAS, CKS SINGLETS AND
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    Lock icon Race jailmgs: no case for royal clemency
    246 3 Race jailmgs: no case for royal clemency |1> R A BUTLER, the Bri--31 tish Home Secretary, yesrejected a suggestion the royal prerogative Jf >uld be exercised m of four white youths for offences during race cea m Not ting Hill, i In the summer. y were jailed for four rs.
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    Lock icon SENTENCE ON CYPRUS OFFICER CUT
    95 3 SENTENCE ON CYPRUS OFFICER CUT a BRITISH army captain, A who was sentenced to be dismissed from the serlast month for losing his revolver m Cyprus, has had the sentence reduced to a severe reprin\A\\(\ and the loss of two years' seniority, an army tesman said m Nicosia yesterday. m.
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    Lock icon Lost girl 'weak but improving'
    112 3 Lost girl 'weak but improving' MR. J. ANANE, I'hanaian educa- tion officer who found E Miss Elizabeth Bower. E missing 25-year-old Reuter staff corres- E pondent. said he was E driving along the Ac- E cra-Koforidua road yesterday when he found Miss Bower, E who had been; missing since Sunday,
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    Lock icon TOO FEW JAILS FOR TOO MANY PRISONERS IN U.K.
    155 3 TOO FEW JAILS FOR TOO MANY PRISONERS IN U.K. V T EARLY 6,000 men are sleeping three m a cell out of a total prison population of 21 448 because of the shortage of prisons, the House of Commons was told yesterday. The exact figure was given by Mr. David
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    Lock icon M.P.'s 'limit pool wins' move fails
    97 3 A LABOUR M.P., Mr. Marcus Lipton. failed yesterday to pet the British Government to limit the amount that can bf von on football pools. Mr. Lipton urged this m the House of Commons be•f the "undesirable social consequence caused by the largo sums- won
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      45 3 MANSFIELDS if NEW TRAVEL BUREAU AT FITZPATRICKS B I SUPERMARKET CAN I NOW ATTEND TO ALL j I YOUR TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS j PHONE -JS^SPPf. fKysh*. '3HL--230Q1 HEAD OFFICE OCEAN BLDG PV s i SINGAPORI. iri ttj 1 1 miMt "USY MAN S BAR- $10/. <f
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      103 3 ADDS SUCt TO YOU* Lift s«"^ unV"m t i# 1 rif) Will— M oO fN S II I' L TON p AVAiiMti at ah mni rroms (^nSHHI STENORETTE' SOLE AGENTS: KIAN GWAN (M) LTD. "w 1 1 I lyJ 3J m im mmm ''->-', mm I "Personally, I go to
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      Option In quest of a hero
      218 4 Option In quest of a hero WHEN Nasser talked of searching for a hero to weld together an Arab empire stretching from the Atlantic to the Persian Gulf and deep into Africa, it was evident that he had no doubt but that he had already found him. Nasser himself and
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    Lock icon Emperors' palaces are top attraction in Red Perking today
    968 4  - Emperors' palaces are top attraction in Red Perking today RONALD FARQUHAR by T^EW and Old China meet and mingle today m Peking's 500--r-old former bidden City" wher< centuries only eiipel walk freely. Communist red banners and slogans flutU i on snowy white marble terraces un ler thi» vermillion walks of
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    BY THE WAY
    250 4  -  Beachomber l>» YET another 934-page book on D. H. Lawrence or omeone has moved a daring reviewer to say that there arc too many books about book,. ung:— Ambitious writers. Kith r euqer look, ill till you, gratis, how ■nkc your nay Sit. down and VDTiti n
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      42 4 w m. i Attractive useful" X'MAS GIF: for oil ot Competitive Prices g PAY A VISIT TO HENDRY'S WHERE YOU WILL FIND g 9 JUST WHAT YOU NEED P. H. HENDRY Jeweller m 78 North Bridge Road Singapore 6. Kuala Lumpur. m
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      118 4 •S^SSpH^j^ I O CO t new y v u&xr£f^\ I^^l^ jjr ;n^ Turret. Monterc\ Dc Dal comcrc From the first fill handle it and hear the h I position you'll know you're buying Boil h Here is the finest popularly-priced 8 mm turret came anywhere. 3 fosf f/1.9 focal lengths
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    NEW PARTY REPORT IS REFUTED
    321 5 NEW PARTY REPORT IS REFUTED Lib.-Soc. fc war* pledge [lit secretary -general of the Liberal-Socialist Party, Mr i beiinr' snri'.^i C aV (!ei J il(l What he called Vicious rumours" other w In" pe V ot d uh integrity that he and some M> Tnns^iHrh ltlClanS WCre tryinff t0 form
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    180,000 CHILDREN DOSED
    136 5 180,000 CHILDREN DOSED FROM Monday onwards. Sabin anti-polio vaccine will be administered only at the Institute of Health m Outram Road. Six more centres are to be closed tomorrow, while registration of children will stop after today. They are at the Bukit Panjang Community Centre, Sims Avenue Community Centre, New
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      130 5 1 WEEKLY 5 "EASY-TO-READ" s( FROM GUIDE I SINGAPORE S OF FLIGHTS FROM I V SINGAPORE I «J r 1111 1 1 1 I r§ ix 5 -^Liiiiny FLY ALOR STAR 1 WT j UAI AYAN*E BRUNEI ~T~i T~B *7*^* 'J* JM r t 1 AIPWAV( S HONC KONC j
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      17 5 mTeRMES B^^^^^flß W^^^ X. MILKMAID MIIK swiiniiED y VITAMIN A \^Ej^ Gibbet M.M»/5h IfHWW OVUSIAS TtADPIS LIMITtCk
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      63 6 *^i^^* I TMOKE OASIS WITH Soothing menthol mist i Menthol Mist makcfl t!i< ii.!i tobacco fawA you're smokii i \iul the frethnesi tta long after imoking. 100. i 0! yjiiniifni I m itl hif JLSSfPtT'T^lfmwM 1 1, m<ii IfMri mwßMmaW**^ I l« i r 111 nnd M i M m
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      245 6 ♦V. .V.VAV.V.V.VAV.V.V.V.V.VAV.V.VVAV.V.V.VAV.' V.VM^ JKFF lIAUKi: by S;»tlii«\> Jt»rclan (O/VC£MO«f rwff STffASiGE FOGCC &£LD THESE /WA«TJA/s*S 7^ SPACC AAAM S J illlll^|B SP<?//VGS VO LIFE BETWEEN TUB SmOS. AND C£J?TAINLV KNOW DtfEAAA Of.^* o^*! TwFvfir?/ .t-^^ [SiOtVtV r»Vf Th<?CC RISE INTQ THE DARK S* MOW TO BU/UD A J^%J I HARO
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      378 6 1 HORN today, y 13 differ E" l 'ii oi y< ur h E is You have drai probably have fij E s voicet. I You women ra r 5 1 tlonal than mere likely to career; you men w S to use your talei I expression In public afl
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      U.K. closing prices
      165 7 Previous Today 8 81 II Ke 1 KSS c.i.f. i i".»n i>oii^ Dee 24' 4 buys UM I -4", buyers 24"§ bu sellers 24' sel lil'.l i: No 1 KSS Spot L'4 1 bu L>4 bu sellers 24 sellers 1 HBI X So 1 s Settlement tut
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      New York prices
      100 7 Previous Today WS Straits Spot 99.12 nom. 99.12 nom. fIX futures traits Contrsct Dec 97.25 buyers 97.25 buyers 99.25 sellers 99.25 sellers Jan 97.12 buyer;, 97.12 buyers 99.12 sellers 99.12 sellers ONE: Quiet. SALES: Nil. klBBER: Futures tea. 29.95 buyers 29.60 buyers 30.10 sellers 29.90 sellers March
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      37 7 NEW YORK, Dec. 11, Previous Today J Indiistrials 564 98 M jol En S a ***** "5.30 10 Domr>tic Bonds 86.91 86 80 [5 1 "lilies 87.95 87.86 Stocks Composite Averages 196.73 196 °0
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      U.S. PEPPER
      63 7 tpot and awaiting reim 24. afloata 23 -i to 23 H ccember shipment 23 1 22 1 i ar.d f I.ampong spot and release 24. afloats to 23»ai December ship- ment 23',. 22 cif. Sarawak unquoted. Muntok white spot and awaiting release 38"». afloat.s 38. and December ship"ment
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      99 7 I LONDON, Dec. 11. Previous Today ol'K\ Philippine! c.i.f. U.K./ North Kuiopean ports delivered ftppj 1 IT' nf on DeC $249 itUew 5 242 IP- filer OPRA, *tiuits c.i.f. U.K. /North European ports delivered weight per long ton Dec/Jan. £92 nnm. £89 sellers 0(O\i I oil
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    GEM SUIT RETRIAL REFUSED
    127 7 Miss Jacqueline Gray, 42-yeai-oid tormrr photographer's model, was ye.sterday refused a new trial on her claim for the return of jewellery from her ex-lover, Sir Strati Ralli, 82-year-old baronet. The Court of Appeal rejecting her petition, gave judgment with costs for the baronet. Miss Gray then
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    EXTENSIVE GAINS BY STOCKS
    124 7 n stock mar- made further yesterday and th Ktensive gains I »ns. Sentinably Inexcellent lorn trade November and it buoyancy of ecuritiei all-round on ir. market (-11. k I- if Chii ill. veri c fo ni »< advance m li any- Atlantic values. Bank and Insurance
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    Coal slump, so miners demand cut in working hours
    192 7 Coal slump, so miners demand cut in working hours JNION leaders of 1,700,000 miners trom 11 countries decided unanimously m London yesterday to demand an immediate cut m working hours to cushion the impact of the worldwide coal slump. This was announced after a twoday emergency meeting of the Miners
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      74 7 f^ (LOOK ill 1 hi- 1 H6R65 VALUE! Jssfcs C/tmese QUA ft JO^ ylf J^ Zealand BIUE COO f Ov/ C**9cfo« tfAl/B(/T. /6....$ fjot S/tou/e/et* of lAMB V4T£S Jo* Ctysfa/tsec/ GfAfGER .•8<g....5/.05* MIXED PEEL g^ 4£* GMCE CtfERR/E5...4<2 T4BIE ZAIS/A/S ALMOA/DS MUSCATELS s^^ TORX/S// PEUGHT, J^sioo}^\ GIACE FWtrs.*^sfyp VBUYy CLUSTER
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      154 7 Today's radio programme 1.15 p.m. Lunchtime Potpourri; 1.30 Time Signal and News; 1.45 More Potpourri; 2.00 Close Down; 5.00 Children of Other Lands; 5.15 String Serenade; 5.45 Radio Ranch; 6.00 Mail Bag, Sarojini Lourdes plays Your Requests; 6.45 Lights On: 6.53 Announcements and Singapore Share Market Report; 7.00 Time Signal
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    A NEW HARBOUR RISES FROM TOM THUMB LAGOON
    634 8 A NEW HARBOUR RISES FROM TOM THUMB LAGOON Australia's I i til A WHARF TAKES SHAPE CROM desolate swampland along Australia's Pacific coastline a new, man-made harbour is now taking shape. You would hardly call Port Kembla neglected. Only 57 miles south uf Sydney, it has the country's largest steelworks
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    Lock icon Birthday smile
    70 9 t«"*'»"n oil ,»insion Ihiiriiin., nuius his E E famous cigar m his hand as he acknowledges the E cheers of the croud who turned up outside his home E E at Chartwell. to greet him on his 84th birthday E recently. s During the weekend. Sir Winston and
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    Lock icon Danko the sidecar dog
    96 9 Danko the sidecar dog TWO-YEAR-OLD alsatian, Dank o, wears goggles and crash helmet as he sits m the sidecar, ivaiting to be taken for a motorcycle ride by his owner, Mr. David Hezelwood of Harehills, Leeds. Danko has travelled altogether 15,000 miles wearing goggles and helmet m his master's sidecar.
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    Hunters are taking a high toll in N. Zealand's war on deer
    797 10 Hunters are taking a high toll in N. Zealand's war on deer ONCE every three months, aircraft take <»!) irom landing Heidi In N*w Zealand head for ;i number of hlffh, remote mountain chains. Yeis soon, knife-edfed ridu< s and pre(ipitous valleyi appear below, itndi flying low, the aircraft seek
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    TRAFFIC JAMS BRITAIN'S HIGH SPEED MOTORWAY
    31 10 TRAFFIC JAMS BRITAIN'S HIGH SPEED MOTORWAY Opened the other day by the Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan, was Britain's first high speed motorway —an eight-mile stretch which by-passe^ Preston m Lancashire
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    Lock icon Watch out for heat
    149 11 by K'X'IK:- :.:!•>' of temperature and humidity will not be a W > your film while it is still m its air-tight Hi < your camera is loaded, however, keep it spots radiators, trunk and glove comH: :..i back window u'dge of your car. dowers find
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    SILHOUETTE SNAPS ARE FUN
    799 11 SILHOUETTE SNAPS ARE FUN MMSSBZEEsnmnm I'M MLI we try to get as much detail as possible m a picture and as «reat a range of tones as the film will register. But there is one kind of picture m which detail m the subject is not wanted and only two
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    Lock icon FORMOSA PLEDGE: NO SLAVE LABOUR
    97 12 FORMOSA PLEDGE: NO SLAVE LABOUR THE Natii tiaJ tlve Yuan i parlian alpeh i anti-forced labo v vention which loi abolition ol 0] ■■< measures on v. The convention wa. nil tiated by National! con demnatlon ol the Chine* Communi.^t "slave labour m and aadoptt t d by th« International
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    Lock icon Mme. Chiang on China's catastrophe
    102 12 MADAME Chiang Kaishek said m Boston that communist Chinese leaders imposed the i r "frightening and appalling" people's communes after the red attempt at an agrarian reform had failed utterly. The communes, she said. were intended to regiment and cheek every political. economic, social and
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    Lock icon Pakistan reaffirms: We're with West
    28 12 Pakistan's Foreign Minister, Monzoor Qadir, said m Karachi that m the current East-West struggle. "We have chosen to side with tho West."- U.P.I.
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    Siam hard hit by Red dumping
    180 12 Siam hard hit by Red dumping THE Bangkok Dally Trade News said. "While the communists' military expansion m the Far East has so far been t d, perhaps by the SEATO. considerable progress has m its economi< wlon. "Here m 81am we have already witnessed the impart of such aggression.
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    Lock icon RUSSIAN MOVE IS SEEN AS PLOT TO ISOLATE JAPAN
    303 12 RUSSIAN MOVE IS SEEN AS PLOT TO ISOLATE JAPAN picture. IHJKIO Foreign Oilice sources believe that Russia will soon follow up its bid to neutralise Japan with a proposal to apply something like the Kapaeki PJan to East Asia and thus denuclearise Russia's eastern as well as western frontiers. Japanese
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    Lock icon PAK. TURNS TO SMALL INDUSTRIES
    141 12 PAK. TURNS TO SMALL INDUSTRIES "VfR. Abdul Qasira ITX Kha n Pakistani I I Minister of Industries. said m Karachi that I Pakistan's present m- dustrial policy is based on establishing small and the medium -sized industries with the as- sistance of countries like Japan, West Ger- many and Switzerland,
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    Lock icon SIAM WAR ON OPIUM
    77 12 SIAMESE Revolutionary Party leader Marshal Sarit Thanarat said In Bangkok that he was determined to abolish legal opium smoking m Siam before the opening of the Assembly for drafting the country's new conation. Slam strong man Ins ordered that this plan be jointly studied and worked
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      Lock icon Save the R.I. Chinese' plea to U.N.
      131 12 Save the R.I. Chinese' plea to U.N. '■MIIRTY- FOUR Fonnosan civic 1 have petitioned the United tervene and stop the Indon( an n ment's alleged persecution of c ents The organisations claimed that m the Jakarta Government had O Illegally arrested im i overseas Chinese leaders and detained ihem on
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      21 12 Coal mine fp£**Jfr mosa art 54 «mes than In the J l shier 1953 !••<»> •••3 df4 n and 25.289 Injured. Reuter
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      15 12 Japan* conclude 13 Canada foi 2.674.940 cases (one c* weighs :ib(Mit »w.) mandarin <t< Reuter
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      39 12 Lieutenant Colonel S»P a jogi, Indonesian Mimsw for Economic Drvclopmcm told the Jakarta Parliament that to date Dutch firms had be« "taken over Then eluded 77 estates. 92 dustrial enterprises-IJ cludinc mlnet— ai banks and insnr.nce cott^ panicN Reuter
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      18 12 AIR RAI 2*M HAVE BEEN I MEDAN C 1 NORTH SUM A 1 IN JOGJAKAi TRAL JAVA REUTER
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      28 12 Delegates attending a threemonth seminar In Tel Aviv Israel, on problems of cooperative organisations m Asia and Africa include contingents from Japan. India. Burma. Ceylon and Siam. Reuter
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      17 12 Certificates of naturali have bivn grant* I Chinese m Hong KDf since 1945. Applicatiooi totalled 1,434. Reuter
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      24 12 It is general] S Sou tli Korean Pre>:dent Syngman Rhee I DOl run for the 1960 pre* aontial elections. He is aged 83.- U.P.I.
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      35 12 The Nationalist c postal depart me equipped post major towns m F and on the i lands with n that soldier* and I families can "recorded letU r." Tht cost of about 90 i Reuer
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      24 12 THE 37-MEMBER NATIONS OF THE GENERAL A? REEMENT ON TARIFFS AND TRADE <GATT HAVE AGREED TO MEET I\ T TOKYO IN OCTOBER 1959. U.P.I.
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    362 13 The ordinary man's guide to good wine "Book of the Week 1 IRITS AND LIQUEURS by C it/ Ward Lock. 15s. m»t another book for the wine conI „i ai. nor is it a technical book." It ordinary wine-drinker, whose dis.ini faculty is governed very simply by r ia t
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    254 16 Higher living standard vs. Red dumping A SOLUTION to cut-price Communist trade competition m the world mi kets is ior the wealthier Free World countries to help raise living standards In developed nations and thus make them less SUS- Ible to Red dumping, m the
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    39 16 A spokesman for the International Tin Council confirmed m London yesterday that discussions were m progress between the Chairman of the 1.T.C., M. Georges Peter, and the head of the Soviet trade delegation m the United Kingdom.
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    199 16 r pHK British Government 1 made it clear last night that its restriction on the salt* of British wardships to Indonesia had been because of M considerable Communist threat" m that country. Mr. John Profumo, Foreign I'nder-Secretarv made this point when replying m
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    111 16 Malayan High Comx missioner m Britain. Tengku Yaacob, presented a Royal Humane Society award to Miss Esah binte Abdullah m London yesterday. Esah. 22, was given the awar( l— the only R.H.S. award to have been presented to a Malayan student while m Britain—
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    43 16 SIAM'S Economic Under-Secret :iry said h hoped Malaya would h more rice from Siair. no; that the Federation suspended trade with Rj China. The Economic AfTaii I Ministry denied repofl that rice export prcmiua i would be revised.
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    35 16 Mr. Francis Derek Jakeway, Chief Secretary. British Guiana, has been appointed Chief Secretary, Sarawak, the Colonial Office announced m London yesterday. He will succeed the late Mr. J. C. H. Barcroft.
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    70 16 T<HE Air Ministry is to start closing the RAF's Malcolm Clubs, which provide welfare services, the Secretary for Air, Mr. George Ward, announced m London. There are eleven clubs m Germany, one m Singapore, one m Hong Kong, one m Britain. Mr. Ward told the Commons
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    141 16 it From Page 1 they would immediately see a How of the industries back to Singapore. How sad the Minister of Commerce and Industry must be to see his efforts to promote industry being i wasted, Mr. Mason added. He also attacked the Increase m personal
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    43 16 Troops sealed of! the port of Philippeville, Algeria, yesterday, m a big security check after a new flare-up of terrorism. Terrorists shot two policemen on Wednesday, killing one. Two soldiers were wounded In an attack on a train.— Reuter
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      8 1 FREE PRESS Customers SUPPLEMENT Friday, December 12, 1958.
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      A VICTORIAN DINNER
      1164 1  -  JOHN CHAMBERS BY Christmas for two Queens AXE HUNDRED years ago. Queen Victoria and her family sat U down to their Christmas Day dinner at Windsor. There were more than a dozen courses. It took them the remainder of therfternoon to recover from the sumptuous feast which
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      Patricia receives her Christmas gift
      101 2 Patricia receives her Christmas gift BEAUTIFUL Patricia Owens, star of These Thousand Hills," is presented with a Christmas gift of a brooch and earrings to match from 20th Century-Fox executive Charles LeMaire. HOPE LANCE, 20th Century-Fox star (Top) sends seasonal greetings. She was recently seen m Singapore m a star
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      Victoria was first to send cards
      492 3 Victoria had a great love the stage. But she would most certainly nave been .sod to see two princesses dancing such n Limbers as '"Sur le Pont d'Avignon." "Swingmg on a Star." and "It's Foolish, but it's Fun." In her day the Christmas entertainment
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      96 4 This teaser is not so simple HERE S a leaser, boys :tl :1> This little pm ill looks M simple but it i^ vet} tricky. There .ire 19 objects m thi> drawDii It* it and they all begin Pith the letter 11. .»ur probleoo i> to find them. When you'v*
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      Santa takes a trip
      1349 4  -  KATHLEEN HICKLEY BY Part two of our grand new Xmas serial Santa Claus has been invited to a doitv m Malaya, on the afternoon of Christmas Eve. The committee decide to build c chimney on the roof of the Town Hall especially for Santa to climb
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      A picture for you to paint
      159 5 So get your boxes out 'OME on children, paint boxes out and let's see how colourfully you can paint this scene, hat, you haven't got a box? Well, why not drop a note to Santa? He has plenty of paint boxes m his Toyland
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      DAY-DREAMING IN PARIS
      158 5 A little boy goes window-shopping at the big stores U LITTLE boys and girls are same the world over 0 When Christmas is near they ove to wander around the nops and see ail the good things to buy. Have YOU seen the Dig .0 Christmas displays
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      The gay, rain-washed payements
      103 6 EVERY year hundreds of people flock to London to see one thing the shops and streets dressed up for Christmas Perhaps the most famous lights at this time of year ore those which sparkle along Regent Street. Here, as busy Londoners hurry home through the rain,
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      GIFTS far GARDENERS
      781 6  -  D.B. Kaye Some tips by PARDENERS are like the rest of us m never having everything they want. Even so, it isn't always easy to know what 'to give them for Christmas, unless you happen to be a garden lover yourself. The i asy way out is
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      385 7  - 1958— the best year of woman's life EILEEN ASHCROFT The feminine angle BY A o? iZi real Tf the Wrtance of 1958? It has been ayw nine lhinLwe°Sit On succeeded m turnin Ur lomi Consider fv,. changes: Middle-aged women Stay middle aged There is no such thing as growing old
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      SUMMER FASHIONS IN THE HEART OF WINTER
      68 7 SUMMER FASHIONS IN THE HEART OF WINTER If Christmas comes can summei far j behind? Certainly not m Britain. Th j n curable optimists about the weather a° Jrt of winter think nothing of having a I what they will be wearing when the sun CO Jin if it comes
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      146 8 ACROSS: Ol n n for it tl). Ii tb< ire getting i DOWN 1. Two plants much sung about at this time of th<yeai Cut ofl ttl parts from i plum tree (.">). 3. Christmas is, after twelfth night (5). 1 Describes the Christmas tree .im! 11
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      CHRISTIAN CHRISTMAS
      832 8  -  John Amendall By How tan we achieve one THIS year? We need a big revision of our iHpac at lUwtfiw tit time of the year J'LL NEVER forget the Christmas I received a card trom a famous British regiment. It contained a picture of the Battle of Rorke's
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      Caller at Christmas
      885 9  -  ERICA BOSCOMBE by Stirring the puddling A seasonal story A FEW feathery snow- flakes fell as Elinor ran swtfjly up the steps of the block of flats where she lived, her arms laden with parcels. It was Christmas Eve, and she had to hurry f hurry! Barry
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      Australian fruit growers send annual gift for 1,000 people
      973 9 CHIEF STIRRERS at the ceremony of the stirring of a 160 lb. Christinas pudding, annual gift from Australia's Iried fruit growers to the Lord Mayor of London for distribution to charity, took place at Cadby Hall. London. Radio personalities Harry Secombe
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      2529 10 Here it is again, the ever-popular giant quiz. This is the quiz for all the family, mother, father and children too. So out with the pencils and paper and on with the thinking caps. There are 100 questions to be answered and the 100 answers are m
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      Greetings from the set
      152 11 Best wishes from Dirk LJE'S a man at the top A new photograph o Dirk Bogarde A star m the top bracke I of Britain's screen per sonalities, his recen films include "Doctoi at Large," "A Tale of Two Cities" and the poignant love story 'ne
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      610 12  -  HENRY LYTHER By "FIREWORKS ot Christmas" is o Kn. study b y S.ngc. photographer. Chee Soh Hor. It won a newspaper compet.Kon some t.me ago on its technical merits and because it so X fully captured the joy of children ot the gay
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      96 12 ACROSS: 1. Happy Ne« Year, 6. Ayr. 7. Let Is Adore Him, 12. Enamel, 13. Yuletide, 14 Giving, 15. Air, 17. Reindeer, 21. Dundee, 22 L'nto, 23. Toecap, 24. Ean, 25 Years, 27. Espy, 29. Cognac, 31. Fat. 3:». Van, 33 Eyes. 35. Kiddle. 3(i. 37 Comes but
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      Traditions of Xmas in Britain
      906 13 Recounted by Colin Wills Festival m far a children 1 Traditionally. Christ 1 mas is a children's festival and no efforts B are spared to ensure that it is celebrated Cb m such. E Even those who are unfortunate enough to B be too ill
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      The legend of the robin
      513 14  -  DAVID GUNSTON By Coining Events, London VISITORS to Britain V £f y be surprised at the prominent part played by robins at Christmas time. These perky redbreasts adorn countless Christmas cards, a good many calendars and not a few other Yuletide decorations as well. A.<
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      LET PRINCE CHARLES GREET US TOO
      191 14  -  PETER NELSON Says of SUGGESTIONS that Princess Anne and the Prince of Wales might appear on television with the Qu?en at the end of her Christmas Day broadcast caused quite a stir at Buckingham Palace. It seems that nobody not even the Queen h<
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      Postman started it
      37 14 \t C is me m Bntcin, the robin zan be seen on countless Christmas cards. 3i cti. c Robin m the Snow/ a wood engraving from Thomas Bewick's r ntish Birds," published m 1832
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      EILEEN ASHCROFT tells what NOT to give
      457 14 EILEEN ASHCROFT tells what NOT to give M~;| bragging b3u 1 1 successful resents il thought ion They definite disbusinessman Vowe's special may give you aining about licular male b() c crusading ■h as a car >ut fit If it's a job shirks. DON linl anvthin--1 re hobby, unure it
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      THEIR CHRISTMAS SECRET
      3042 15  -  VERA CLACTON A short story by I TO looks just like Gary Grant. Is that the chap you mean? 91 The words were spoken <mi ;i note of enquiry by the #irl from perfumes, 1 Palsy llydt- nodded. The blonde from 'china and glass 1 broke m:
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      83 16 'Original 9 lor Christine French actress Christine Carere, star of "Mardi Gras", prefers a Charles LeMaire original carnation pink alencon evening dress with a pure silk satin stole. Lovek Wynter, above, 3test film, "In L War", wa> iz>ore recent 3 rormal "-'^joise and Indian san
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      UNCHANGING LAW
      2454 17 New short story for Xmas by Lilian Worcester "You'll be bored to death but at least it won't cost you anything." she told herself as she settled down and watched the wintry landscape flitting past. E are the absolute limit!" Marlene Wade thought indignantly as she settled herself
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      A special greeting from Peter Finch
      72 17 A special greeting from Peter Finch Peter Finch is a thoughtful actor, an artist to the tips of his eloquent fingers. He has fans oil the world but there's an especially warm f lac? m the hearts of Malayan cinemagoers who rener-ber particularly his performances m "A Town I Alice"
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      A conductor's tips for a big party
      450 19  - A conductor's tips for a big party Eileen Ascroft By SAVING nniversanes until they can celebrated suitably is the next best thing to celebra hem when they fall due. It also they can be turned into one really *cad of several small ones. on md Gr r I ndy for
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      Royal thoughts at Christmas
      2145 19 yyHEN on Christmas Day 1932 King George the Fifth was heard over the radio, saying: "i speak now from my home and from my heart to you all," he was creating a new relationship between the Sovereign and the peoples of the many lands now constituting
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      Dreams in the fire
      88 20 In colder climates, wVere fires are a must m the winter, children and grown-ups sit for hours dreaming, looking into the flames and seeing shapes and shadows. For children, the fireplace has a special significance, for down the chimney comes Santa Claus on Christmas Eve. This
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      Jayne jumps ahead of yuletide season
      44 20 jAYNE MANSFIELD looks ahead a little to wish you a Happy New Year. Jayne, of the fabulous figure is thinking now of Christmas and sends her greetings accordingly. But just m case she forgets, 'Happy New Year" too.
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