The Singapore Free Press, 6 January 1959

Microfilm: NL2453
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    16 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Papei nO 1584 Singapore, Tuesday. January S, 1S5S. PritdLsCts.
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    Lock icon Small World safe: Crew sailed last 1,200 miles
    278 1 Small World safe: Crew sailed last 1,200 miles r rHl tour crew of the balloon Small World 1 landed at Crane Beach, Barbados, fit am! well yesterday after a 24-day crossing of the Atlantic by balloon and sea. 1 he crew three men and a woman covered the last 1,200
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    Lock icon FILM STAR FLYNN
    124 1 WITH REBEL TROOPS, WOUNDED FILM star Errol Flynn has been slightly wounded in the arm and leg while with Fidel Castro's rebel forces in Cuba. So Flynn himself declared in a phone call from Hawana yesterday to his associate, Ronnie Shedlo in Hollywood. "We could only talk
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    POWER BLACKOUT HITS BIG AREA ALL NIGHT
    242 1 POWER BLACKOUT HITS BIG AREA ALL NIGHT A LARGE area off Thomson and Balestier Roads, Singapore, has been affected by an electricity power failure since last night. The failure affects a densely-populated area. It occurred at about 11.30 last night. The black-out, one of the most extensive and longest since
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    DAGGER THUGS ROB COUPLE
    24 1 Three Chinese armed with daggers robbed a couple of $240 in cash and property at Clemenccau Avenue, Singapore, last night.
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    Car stolen
    11 1 A car was stolen from Orchard Road, Singapore, yesterday.
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    RUBBER PRICE
    32 1 January first grade rubber buyers f.o.b., opened In Singapore this morning at 85 5 8 cents per lb., up fiveeighths of a cent on yesterday's close. The tone was steady.
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    SIR ALAN TAKES OATH
    46 1 SINOAPORE8 new Chief Justice. Sir Alan Rose his Judicial oath and the oath of allegiance at Government House this morning. Mr Justice Tan Ah Tah, who had acted as Chief Justice' since the retirement of Sir John Whyatt, was at the ceremony.
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    Lock icon MIKOYAN, DULLES IN FRANK TALK: NEXT HE'LL SEE IKE
    244 1 ANASTAS MIKOT| AN, the Soviet Dealer, had a pre>ary exchange of views with Mr. John illes. the American "> of state. discussed In1 "the questions of of Oermany dls•ud trade.'* Mikoyan revealed eung had been him with Preuowei when he >
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    Lock icon Dulles has 'virus infection'
    56 1 The U.S. Secretary of State. Mr. John Foster Dulles, yesterday cancelled plans to fly to Canada for economic talks because of a virus infection he developed on Sunday. The State Department said the infection was under control. But the Secretary's doctors had advised him to curtail
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    POLIO – FREE
    19 1 POLIO FREE No new case of polio was notified m Singapore between 4.30 p.m. yesterday and 10 a.m. today.
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    Lock icon 30 killed as riots flare in Congo
    125 1 THIRTY people were killed and more than 80 injured in riots ln the Belgian Congo city of Leopoldville yesterday, according to reports reaching Brazzaville. The reports said 70 cars parked in the streets of of Leopoldville across the Congo River from Brazzaville, had
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    Lock icon Taipeh's coldest
    11 1 Taipeh yesterday had its coldest day this winter. Reuter
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    Lock icon BRITAIN'S NEW DEAL FOR MALTA
    276 2 $425 mil. gift: I council to assist Governor BRITAIN will |lye Malta up to €29 million about $245 mil.) over the I next -Jive years to strengthen its economy, the Colonial Oflice announced last night. The announcement said the British Government would revoke the present
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    Lock icon HUSH-HUSH VISIT TO NICOSIA BY SOAMES
    133 2 HUSH-HUSH VISIT TO NICOSIA BY SOAMES i> lAIN'S rori i# War. Mr Chri arrived In Cyprus ;ht to inspect con- 1 ditii d accommi tion m British ai cam During his tour, it mid* rstood he would consider amenities for the troops. .Shortly before his an. a British Army .spokes-
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    Lock icon B.E.A. CHIEF DENIES GIVING 'SHORTER SKIRTS' ORDERS
    239 2 B.E.A. CHIEF DENIES GIVING 'SHORTER SKIRTS' ORDERS lord Douglas <»i Kirtlei idf. chairman of BrlEuropea terday that he orders for to shorten their kirt > by three m^ 1 Lady Doug] i former m<xie] Hazi l Walker wa i reported to have told h< r band that the pr< cajf-length
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    Lock icon Pinay sees Pope
    35 2 The French Finance Minister, M. Antoine Pinay, conferred for three hours with the Pope and his Secretary of State yesterday on a mystery mission and said later he was "very happy.'- U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Rubber blaze
    24 2 A fire which broke out In the Baar rubber works at Buschfeld last ni»ht caused damage estimated at four million marks.- Reuter
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    KING'S CALL TO REBELS
    15 2 K lN m,TlrZ'Vl M 'T C !5 a ra(li<i SHRBS I
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    Lock icon Raab in Denmark
    27 2 Dr. Julius Raab, the Austrian Federal Chancellor, arrived In Copenhai last night for a .short unofficial visit to Denmark nn his v Japan Reuter
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    Lock icon Tengku: Don't let religion split peoples
    195 2 Tengku: Don't let religion split peoples htknciki ABDUL KAIIMAN told Philippine 1 Muslims m Manila yesterday that religion should not be allowed to divide peoples Addressing 300 members of the Philip, pines Sulu-Mindanao-Palawan Muslim s ■OCiation at a luncheon, the Tengku said Peoples are all the same and equal before
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    Lock icon RUSSIAN AID WILL BUILD TWO STEEL FACTORIES IN R.I.
    160 2 RUSSIAN AID WILL BUILD TWO STEEL FACTORIES IN R.I. TJUSSTA will co-operate m setting: up two steel K% factories capable of producing" 50,000 tons ol steel annually under the terms of an IndonesianSoviet economic and technical agreement signed last Saturday, the Antara news agency said yesterday. Antara said a fad
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    Lock icon Black springs a surprise
    59 2 \\R EUGENE BLACK. Ul President of the World Bank. returned unexpectedly to Cairo yesterday where he has been mediating on financial differences betpt and Britain uir out of the Suez intervention. Cairo Radio said. The Government-owned afternoon newspaper, La Bourse, reporting Mr. Black's irn, said: 'Britain
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      133 2 "SURF" m|^H« Lever Brothers (Malaya) Limited j| Bk ftJI are pleased to announce that due to gSm excellent response, they have decided Wmm to extend their special SURF BATH TOWEL OFFER to 31st January 1959. MM I Io |iXC§Il «"Rt' f<»" a bath towel, you must collect either 3 GIANT.
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    Lock icon Castro declares martial law: 300 officers held
    184 3 Castro declares martial law: 300 officers held i DEL CASTRO, leader of the 1 1 i revolution, yesterday mcd martial law throughout province shortly before his I, nt-designate, Dr. Manuel was due to arrive In the i reason was given tor the announced by the revoluv army chief. Camilio CienAirport
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    Lock icon QUEEN, DUKE WILL VISIT CHICAGO – FAIR CHIEF
    151 3 QUEEN, DUKE WILL VISIT CHICAGO FAIR CHIEF \f R. Richard Revnes the managing director of the Chicago International Fair and Exposition to be j held there from July 2 to 18, said yesterday he expected the Queen and Prince Philip to visit Chicago, arriving m the royal yacht Britannia probably
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    Lock icon WHALE TALKS
    27 3 New talks between Norway, Holland. Japan and Britain on Antarctic whaling are to be held, a Ministry of Agriculture official said m London, yesterday.— Reuter
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    Lock icon INGER HAS 50-50 CHANCE TO LIVE
    56 3 INGER HAS 50-50 CHANCE TO LIVE ACTRESS Inger Stevens (above) was reported m critical condition and still unconscious last night after apparently swallow. Ing a caustic solution m her Manhattan (N«W York) apartment. The 24-year-old blonde, Swedish-born actress was taken to hospital. Police said yesterday she was believed to have
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    Lock icon 350 'no panic' girls quit blazing school
    84 3 "KURE broke out at the L Richard Vocational Hiuh School, Chid terday. About 350 students. all nirls. evacuated the building m pood ore!. Firemen said the fire nputed In i Willl between the Aral and tne ■id noon ol the threei'tnrr An alarm
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    Lock icon THE FIRST A-BAN MEN BEGIN JAIL SENTENCES
    239 3 THE FIRST A-BAN MEN BEGIN JAIL SENTENCES TWO of the 37 nuclear disarmament demonstrators who refused a week ago to promise to keep the peace for a year started 14-day jail sentences at Norwich, last night. The 37, charged with obstructing police at a rocket site near Norwich last month,
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    Lock icon Dambuster bomb: defuse bid today
    113 3 Dambuster bomb: defuse bid today A BULLDOZER yesterday began building a special road out of the drained Sorpc Reservoir at Langscheid, West Germany, to enable a 12,000-lb. unexploded British "tallboy" bomb tc be carried away today. Plans to build a light railway to transport the bomb from the bed of
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    Lock icon DAG IN CAIRO
    20 3 Mr Dag Hammarskjoeid, United Nations 8< General. In last night from Saudi Ara on his Mldd] Reuter
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      218 3 TREASURES OF THE ORIENT Malayan Crafts: Kelantan S/^iO^JK' Silver— Malacca Canes— Straw Handbags— Crocodile Handfer^^ Indian Crafts: Kashmir f vvi^^L j^ Shawls Stoles Namdas jJBjl/ 11 JrC^Sl^^v Tea Covers -Buffalo L^f A. Figures Walnut fcrii SS^tW^S B ackwood Tables Visit (J>Uent C*«i& 108, ORCHARD ROAD, TEL: ***** (Opens from Monday
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    The Singapore Free PRess Opinion COURTESY MISSING
    173 4 The Singapore Free PRess Opinion COURTESY MISSING Tuesday years ago, the 3 British magazine Punch portrayed a motor accident m which the irate male demanded: "Why didn't you make a signal, Madam?" To which the reply was: "Sir, for the evolution that I was about to perform there was no
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    The Queen and Duke prefer a country life
    814 4  - The Queen and Duke prefer a country life DOROTHY LAIRD ROYAL OWNER DOESN'T BET YET MAKES RACING PAY by- THE relaxation* of the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh centre first m their family, und m their homes and the pleasant surroundings In which they are set. Like any other
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      9 4 IMIIVk Green Spot f Orange V'tagT I** J <jL
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      74 4 j J W^s i^ff^B Sbm^^^. iaf I^^b^b""^^^^^ of *y J A J*^r^ "^L^^^L^^por (Button m Ear Brand) Plush onimolt created by Margaret* Rfi (1 M <t 2 r Steiff or* the ideol ploymotcs for nsuMJll your children. By playing with 4» them baby will get Ms first lOy AnimalS impression
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    Lock icon SIR WINSTON USES A MUFF
    71 5 s.r Winston and Lady Chun hill viMtrtl UM V.ila Thratre with their urund thildivn to m* chumhtt'r n th play Mm part «>i "VvUr Pan." 1 Here Sarah, still m her costume and seated between her parents, talks to Julia lock wood. who played I
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    Health experts to begin probe on Sabin drive
    167 5 SINGAPORE health authorities are studying the preliminary results of administration of Sabin anti-polio vaccine to children. man of the Singapore Health Ministry told the Free Press r on the investigations would be completed m a month. 196.000 children were immunised during the
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    2,000 PRINTS ENTERED FROM 40 NATIONS
    61 5 M. 000 prints 40 countries itered for the national Salon of iphy to be hold m the Photographic Singapore. riea will be Judged try 10 nnd 11. m th»> Nature Sec r Loke Wan Tho V Gibson-Hill nnri Searle. Pictorial Section 1 will be
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    Lock icon Her third set of twins
    42 5 Mrs^ Paulinr Corfnthwwite, 27-year-old wife of a smelter worker of Sudbury, Ontario, has given birth to her third set of twl Tomorrow the twit -i ii. will 1 The other tv will ;r on Jan. 17. Reuter
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    $1m. GODOWN FOR BANK'S CUSTOMERS
    98 5 A $1,000,000 refrigerated godown will be opened by the Chief Minister Tun Lim Yew Hock, on Friday at 10 a.m. It has been constructed by the Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation for storing perishable goods owned by its customers. A spokesman for the ban* said the
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    Catholics not yet told
    83 5 Roman Catholic authorities m Singapore said yesterday that they had not been informed of the intended visit of Msgr. Lorenzo Maria Balconi. founder and Superior of the Immaculate Institute ol thfl Missionary Sisters of Milan. Italy. According to an agency report from Milan. Msgr. Balconi. who
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    DRAMA FOR CHANGI
    37 5 THE cir.nn. i of the Chang! Vartetj ciuh will present the play 'The I'.iraeon" by Jon and Ml- chad Pertwe< m the I'ri mary School Hall, Changl, on Friday and Saturday at 8.30 pm.
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      263 5 m^*** t^ THE t^^^^^^J LATEST In search of that special Ijf and distinctive material? Ifj You will find it among the many outstanding fabrics v 1 l\ ill on display at ES Q UIRK I Whether it be tailor-made JL S or ready-made— everything t\ A you buy from ESQUIRE
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      103 5 sp ore radio l.U] Oil the Track; 1 30 Time. ,il and News; 1.45 Fingers and Frets; 2.00 Close Down; 5.00 lamme summary; 5.03 Double Dutch; 530 A Young People's Forum on Books; A Day to Remember presented by Kingsley Morrando; 6.45 Speak Malay; 6.53 Announcements and Singapore Share Market
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      62 6 J FRESHEST NEW TASTE IN SMQMMfi ROER-lIP OSIS WITH SOOTHINO Mf NTHOI MIST! i Menthol FVfisl makei ibe big O's rich tobacco taste fresher J While \(>li smn/,e....uu\ llic i frethm yt with you lonf( after smo/,inf>!**\ \i \i |».irk unoke the big < M Wannfnctmred l>> Ugmrti *V l/>
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      176 6 Baaaa I Wmm b "^JJ^J^.v^TTb I IJYn"IV\%VKi;l J Yn"lV\%VKi; by .Sydney lonian f v k ,id*dt'rtXlStO ml WE CAN T RISK MO(?£ f PCI^E THE MISSILES, F^^ f*# 'HAN ONE «UN INTO THE MAC STAND 8V FO« I renuin near me IT T«6 -^1 MIDDLt OF THAT RADIO L OW
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      477 6 E riORN today, you men and women E 1> tend to a widely divergent t x E pression o| your basic characterise^ r You women are intuitive, spin- tual. original and ingenious. v have a great deal of poise and al- E E though you never appear to be m
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      U.K. closing prices
      154 7 hriirtMM loday -.__>■ Ni l Mi tif m ports Jan lul lien ers Feb. buyers sellera sellers ,:i nm I n«> i ss s p° i buyers Xl m l So. 1 RSS Settlement Hoe* ren_e Feb 11 24«, wllan Milan March 25 buyei 25 v sellers
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      New York prices
      101 7 NEW YORK. Jan 3. Previous Today HS struts Spat 98.00 nam. 98.25 nom. Strata" Ceaftntcl Jan. V. 96 50 buyers 98.50 buyers M 98.00 sellers 98.25 tellers March 96.50 buyers 96.50 buyers 98.00 seller.. 98.25. sellers rONI Quiet. SALES: NIL Xl BBIK: Futures Jan. 30.15 buyers 30.50
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      24 7 NKW YORK. Jan 5. Pre-ious Today -...Industrial IU Domestic Rondf 863H J*-** 15 Itilitics 91-22 no-no 6.i Stocks (omposite Averages 20o.«8
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      U.S. PEPPER
      57 7 23 *i to 24. t 1 23 1 -i. kfloata January &hiP m «u pon| spot 23% to 24. ic 23 '.>. aftoats January sliipment 22 1 22 cif. Sarawak unquoted. Muntok white spot and waiting release 39. a floats 38 1 and January shipment 38*-. sellers ex-dock
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      96 7 OPK Philippines c.i.f. V.K./ Not tli turopran ports delivered Vfifht per long ism Jan./Feb. (OI'KX. straits cU. L\R./NoTth I urnpean ports delivered weigkt per iont ton Jan./Feb. Mr OIL crude Straits cif. I- urnpran ports in bulk P« r lon<j ton Jan /Feb. M OIL erode
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    IT'S UP TO GOVT. TO CLEAR RI DOUBTS – TRADERS
    221 7 IT'S UP TO GOVT. TO CLEAR RI DOUBTS TRADERS SINGAPORE merchant* doing business with Indonesia complained of the unfriendly and indifferent attitude adopted by Indonesian officials during the past two months. They said the oflicuils had plainly indicated that the reason for their indifference was more political than economic. One
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    BOOM IN GILT-EDGED SECURITIES
    187 7 I 'standing feature the London stock yesterday was the upward surge In 1 -rt securities. wad stimulated the continued flrmneu •ing and recent <Me investment I titutlons were been operati large scale and it ested that a large was coming from ?inent went sharply in* closed
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    37 7 Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, the Soviet Prime Minister, left Minsk yesterday, the capital of Belorussia, after attending the 40th anniversary celebrations of the establishment of the Belorussian Soviet Socialist Republic, Moscow Radio reported. Reuter
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    Lock icon Birthday girl... of 67
    70 7 Mi E 1» oa .laiisen, (J7, smiles as she euts her birthday take at her Third Avenue residence in Singapore at the week-end. And there was another reason for that smile: Everyone in the J a n s e n household, from her 10 children. 19
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      81 7 A, mii i? /&~^F I I lit M J \Vr**Q w >*^ it I\l 1 ill ll |1 II II for over 70 years this famous old man fii W\ 'rII w has been the symbol M. MM MJ of Scott' s Emulsion... natures richest food i^k iii 1 3
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      40 7 SINGAPORE HIGH TIDES TODAY: 9.37 pm. TOMORROW: 8.44 a.m. and 10.31 p.m. THURSDAY: 9.34 am. and 11.17 p.m. FRIDAY: 10.19 am. and 11.58 p.m. SATURDAY: 11.03 a.m. SUNDAY: 0.37 a.m. and U.4G a.m. MONDAY: 111 am. and I-'-" P m
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    Lock icon GEORGE IS IN BED — WITH THE WEDDING JITTERS
    147 8 GEORGE IS IN BED WITH THE WEDDING JITTERS DRETTY SHIRLEY TAYLOR always dreamed of E a white wedding with all the trimmings. But as she stood in her wedding dress ready to leave j for the church Shirley heard that the wedding E was off. E Her bridegroom, 23-year-old George
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    THE END OF THE THE UNKNOWN
    175 8 THE END OF THE THE UNKNOWN FIERY, kilted Daniel McNab friend or generals, gentleman poacher, favourite at cocktail parties— passed from the Mayfair scene the other day. For 18 months. He had pleaded guilty at London Sessions to two charges of false pretences. After sentence, he winked at friends m
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    Lock icon 60 miles—it's UK's longest pipeline
    239 8 60 miles— it's UK's longest pipeline IyORK has started on laying Britain's longest (rude oil pipeline which will run for nearly GO miles across South Wales to link the British Petroleum (Ompany's new deep water tanker terminal »t Milford Haven with the B.P. oil refiners t I l.mdarcy. Work has
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    Lock icon Ace jockey found hanged
    19 8 Mr. Eric McMurtry, our of .tli Al h noon t i 1 Dvi I Reuter
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  • Eve THE PAPER WITHIN A PAPER
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      11 1 Eve THE PAPER WITHIN A PAPER EVE. Tuesday. January 6, 1959.
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      BEST DRESSED WOMAN OF 1959
      931 1 BEST DRESSED WOMAN OF 1959 Without spending lavishly on clothes YOU con be the Planning ability, good taste get you top marks yOl can >yin (he reputation of betag the \w*l dressed woman of Singapore In 1959 without having to spend money on clothes beyond your means. l'o* a.c\ on
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        135 1 jg^ r I Ik i^«w V IP BF The charming 'pixie A PIXIE hairdo can be charming, as this pic* ture shows, but don't wear it just because it is all the rage. J TSu^HmH W&* W HI 99 tBR m^^^m '**>+!? ■***%tsr ft N. iwil^ fffW iB^Pl 4, f
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      It'll turn heads
      72 2 Embossed nylon petticoat A iii i i petticoat that will turn evrry head, < malt- l (l ttmato) is ma<l«* <>i embowd nylon tri<<»t. 'll.c skirt is IH II and flounced, embossed ««th dusters of forfet-me-nol and Queen Anne'i Uee. iii, luiiiHss is further emphasised i>> the
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      Where to Buy
      88 2 Where to Buy Secret Key beauty preparations by Max Factor; Federal Dispensary. Raffles Place. Egg cooker; Sole agents, Shri r o 24A, Raffles Place; available at Whiteaway Laidlaw, Battery Road. Cancan petticoat; Melwani's 42, North Bridge Road. Brass lamp; C. K. Tang, Orchard Road. Ice chest and picnic jug; Harden
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      Glasses and passes
      77 2 THE saying that "men never make passes ai girls who wear glasses" need no longer be true. Some most attractive girls wear glasses; m fact they look better with them than without. The reason is that they know how to choose, selecting the typp that suits their
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      A boxful of fragrance
      45 2 PAMPER j t littl< to whole boxful of fragrance The box K\r has In mind contains bath soap pink and smooth, b lined bottle of bath ■ci itching ting d»-r m a pink J». squeeze container and ox citing skin perfume.
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      Feminasc ope
      403 2 Feminasc ope THE NEWEST. SNAPPIEST l| MOST PRACTICAL PAGE I* DESIGNED FOR WOMEN We've found to beaut -U.S. fi I secret key L--------I THE secret key to beauty has been found, so a Hollywood cosmetic manufacturer claims. For yeara this firm has been searching lor the Aiuwera to certain questions;
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      LET'S LIGHT UP!
      66 2 IMPORTED from Japan is this I ill lamp of brass. i. Mounted on an ornamental tripod has,., the amn Itself is iik, the top of a lighthouse, with latticed windows and (U1 brass roof. <>m«. Of the windows unhooks and suiims out- u»r.K to show the hidden
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      DESSE LIFT THE S RT TO UP HRITS
      202 2 DESSE LIFT THE S RT TO UP HRITS 4 D'tiSSEKT should W tempt the palate. IS choice than fruit. With all the nui R the New Year you i Date-Nut meriiißue Mix one cup crushed m quarter teaspoon bal 14 Graham crackers; I Beat three egg add slowly one cv
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        136 2 Now— your eggs exactly as you like them *■<-+&* v Ji W II X'OIV you can coo/; eggs exactly the way you like them with a new e(i</ boiler and poacher. There is no guesswork, no watching and no wasted eggs. It automatically boils one to six, or poaches one
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      Midnight blue for Sonia
      84 3 Midnight blue for Sonia i SONIA is dressed for the races, for cocktaiN for a lunch date m this I she.ith of midnight blue (ut on simple, stark lines. If is relieved only h> the I accessories, ;i prarl and rhlneitOllC cluster brooch, I white yloves and IIMMf and a
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      Keep it cool on your picnic
      166 3 Keep it cool on your picnic WITH the world geared to outdoor living, people, especially m Singapore, are becoming very picnic accessory conscious. Eve has found a portable ice chest and a picnic jug for you. The jug Is impervious to scratches, scrubbing and alcohol, and cannot stain, rust, peel
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      Discovery of the week
      129 3 A wall plaque from the SATA shop A COMPLETELY new 1\ item that has been 5 put out by the SAT A shop is the wooden wall plaque. The one shown on the E right is round and paint- ed with the figure of an amah
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      79 4 A symphony in roses-in satin and cotton Y<U will surely fall In love with this youthful dress that is a symphony m roses. V.mis and yards of fancj life-size rose print cotton make the tiered Spanish skirt very full. Hie shirred white bodice is supported by a single satin strap
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      50 9 Sprightly 23-year-old Irish actress Mildred Mayne, who dances in pantomime this year is seen here limbering up at her London flat wearing sweater, jeans and her favourite 'mascot' straw hat from 'Spain.' Mildred, born in Cork, is in the London Palladiurr^^^^^^^^^ "Sleeping Beauty."— I Reuter picture.
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      50 9 Schoolboys ge t a advice from an "old timer" on "how to shoot the Indians alien they attack the wagon train" m an old covered wagon. I one of the exhibits at i^ie Schoolboys Own Exhibition, which opened at Kurt's Court, London, re- B eently.— Popper picture
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      223 10 ,o U.e'L^dow, Uta, to the on., of the Ne Win^Mtary .rejj.Hu.. the head of the caretaker government is to see that the elections shall be fair. So far the two months of his rule has seen a lower inn of the political
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      100 10 SIXTY more people died m VK>& from the after effect! «>f the l!>i") atom bombing of Japan. I v crdiriK to an end of-the-year survey by the Kvodo News AffMM I /Iff al victims m the 194.1 bombings have am- (ially been counted .is ICUfI
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      122 10 After 25 years he wins back land worth $8m. AFTER 25 years of litigation, a 77 year old man has won back more than 1,200 acres of land. now worth M 58,000,000. The fight for his property in Chito.se City. Hokkaido. Japan's northernmost island, began in April. 1933, when a
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      70 10 Rhee gives in to U.S. on army cut COUTH Korea has reduced its U.S.-supported armed forces to about 630.000 men and eliminated two army divisions. The reductions. long bitterly opposed by Ident Syngman Rhee, were completed this month In re.spon.se to American on defence economies and a shift of emph
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      62 10 Richard CocUln Ltd.. m lation with Raymond World Wide Constructors, are i<> betfn work immedlately on th<' construction of .1 E million oil Jetty and harbour m the Persian Gulf The project expected to impleted by the end ol part of a £20 cheme being
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      57 10 India has claimed a new world drilling record. The Assam Oil Company reported that on Dec. 19 drillers dug down 2,394 feet during an eight-hour shift. Records show the fastest previous drilling was m the Los Angeles basin of California when a crew dug down
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      175 10 KOREA LINE TO FLY ON 2 NEW ROUTES MR (hoi In Kyu. *outh Korea's It tiispoi I Minister. >.ml n Itiil that he expt»( ted that south Kort\i would soon be able lo sun :iir transport Urofwta with the Philippines and Siam which Hill enable the Korean National Airlinis lo
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      73 10 HK importing 18,000 head of cattle A SHIPMENT of 665 head of Australian cattle has arrived m Hong Kong from Darwin aboard the Dutchowned cattle carrier Waiwerang. This is the first shipment under a commerical scheme 1 operated by a Hong Kong firm to import 18.000 head of selected Australian
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      24 10 Tlie Nationalist Chinese Embassy in Havana has announced that China will extend recognition to the new government of Cuba "as soon a U.P.I.
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      599 10 [Glimpses TIIK world will be watching President Bvny» an Knee of Korea on Jan. 15, when his new ".\nti Subvershe Bill goes into effect, the New York World-Telegram and Sun said. ••Its foes." an editorial m the ttewipa) 114 -contend it la a serious infringement
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      216 10 Asian counterpart to common mart JAPAN will send a 13--membei delegation led by Minister Mori SaburoMkj to Bangkok for an importajit Asian trade ference which it hop*will b«- the .stepping stone to the Asian counterpart of the European Common Market. The meeting, the Asia area trade promotion conference of the
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      398 11 JAPAN LAUNCHES BIG EXPLORATION PROGRAMME lAPAN'B re-cmergcnc« aa a world power has led to her undertaking an .1 ising number of geographical explorations. High hopes are placed on the Japanese Antarctic team now on s ts k to a base where heavy icy last season cut off Japan's first i
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      86 11 JAPAN AIR LINES la planning to start a service between Tokyo and both Los Angeles and Seattle this year. JAL already operates be- tween Tokyo and San Francisco. The New York office of JAL said the company plans to start services between Tokyo and
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      98 11 Sylvia Murfin was working as a clerk in the British Embassy in I Washington a few months ago when a tall I good-looking electrician caught her eye. She felt she had to gel to know him so she pull- ed out a plug
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      138 11 Socialists adopting a neutral policy npHE Japanese Socialist Party chairman has aligned his organisation's policy with the Soviet Union and Communist China. At a press conference m Tokyo Mr. Mosuburo Suzuki said a main Socialist Party aim m Japan last year was to force "neutral diplomacy* on the Government. He
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      40 11 Communist China has concluded another transaction for the purchase of 10,000 tons of Iraqi dates. The first transaction covered 20,000 tons. A Chinese delegation Is now m Bagdad negotiating a trade agreement with Iraq.- U.P.I.
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      558 12  -  SUNNY GIAM -eompiird BRIDGE AT NIGHT iiiimimiiiiMiMiiiiMiiimmiiiiiiiiii «>»■'■« A goid for Mr. Kwan TWO photographic MuiH.es recently feted Mi itwan *am Hoi I |< V N hi \sii Photofraphic Society held a dinner m his ha LVttoGmt W#rtfmS S Federation of MaUyai, rtotaHaltat. our ai mi Kuala
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      Right under your nose
      267 12 Right under your nose I\O you often think that the grass is ten shades greener on the other side of th v photographic fence? the (-imp with the mannequin wife has the nth decree m a pretty photographic model? Thai the tdlow who is lucky enough to gel to a
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      HONG KONG ARTIST EXHIBITS WORK
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      MR. SHAW HAD WAY WITH DOCTORS
      443 13  - MR. SHAW HAD WAY WITH DOCTORS GEORGE MALCOLM THOMSON THE FREE PRESS BOOK PAGE by n RING the Criti- period of his busil career, Mr. Arthur Shaw spent a Krea t deal of time loitering outside a on e call- box. was m business as a medical agent and he
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      308 13 Looking at art ballet Sks are made illy to be lookther than read books about the and this Is their Prey's noble paintings of lin Vermccr (475. 6d.) is ason's art books, with 34 i-olour plates and white reproductions. From the -ame publishers Njmes a new .series called oks at
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      Danger — time off for luncn, too
      376 13  - Danger time off for luncn, too VICTOR CANNING HERE m omnibus form are three thrillers— the Fabulous Valley. The Secret War. and The Eunuch of Stamboul— all vintage Wheatley, and ideal holiday reading (Death In The Sunshine. By Dennis Wheatley. Hutchinson. 215.) Real sunshine may be scarce just now m
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      Selections for the over – nine's
      440 13  - Selections for the over nine's PENELOPE MORTIMER by r pilE Adventures of Tin tin by Herge (Methuen Bs. 6d) have a curious appeal. Tintin is a human Rupert, popping from strip to strip with amazing valour and sound good sense. In the latest of the series, King Ottokar's Sceptre, he
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      MRS. ELIOT MAKES HER DECISION
      311 13  -  RICHARD LISTER IN his new novel Mr. Angus Wilson takes a lather more conventional character than usual, and uses all his skill and experience to build her up into a solid, complete and satisfying creation. (THE MIDDLE AGE OF MRS. ELIOT. By Angus Wilson. Seeker
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      BRUSH UP YOUR BRIDGE
      146 14  - BRUSH UP YOUR BRIDGE M. Harrison-Gray by >> up like a clam, c biddl minimum North deal, bm could Induce his evalue hi hand. v. i silent, South On< Dlanv i One Heart one then came In with North bid Two Heai ii:." c Cl ib md two players passed
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      Navy take a beating
      71 14 iiii> American football mat i h uimi Nt»tn Dame beat the i S Naval \< .i de m y W-20, was something oi an historic occasion m sport, for was only Ui*' second time that any tram had stored much as U) points against Hu- cadets.
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      Quest to select Mr. Singapore
      71 14 The Singapore Amateur Weight-Lifting Federation's Senior National WeightLifting Championships and Senior "Mr. Singapore 1 1958, contest will be held on Saturday, January 24 at the Propaganda Hall, New World Park at 8.00 p.m. Entry forms are available from the secretary at No. 43 V( erasamy
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      LUSH LIVING
      695 14  -  GEORGE WHITING -IF YOU DON'T MIND RISKING A BROKEN NECK By DOWN AT TERN HILL, SALOP, AMONG THE FLUTTERING LEAVES OF A DAMPISH AUTUMN COUNTRYSIDE I HAVE COME ACROSS A VERY NICE WAY OF EARNING A LIVING. All you have to do is get some cows, milk 'em,
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      FIVE AUSSIES IN F.E. GOLF
      59 14 FIVE Australian professional golfers left Sydney by air yesterday to compote m the Far Eastern Open golf tournament at Wack Wack. Manila, from January 16 to \s They are Kel Naglo. Eric Cremln. Bruce Cra,mpton. Frank Phillips and Sid Cowling. A sixth pr Ma l
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      All-round Queen of Sport
      345 14 All-round Queen of Sport By ARCHIE Qll< K WHO would one run T as the all i Queen of Won Sport? Surely thai title belongs to tain Myrtle Maclasan, of the Women a j Army Corps. I'he retired Audi e Williamson was on the running among the military la but
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      91 14 LM and iand In the Bli inin^ham Works League. Ansrlls lx.it \lhriulit u.iscn i f» i i>> leitlni ii ftoals aftrr half time. Wiimot Brettfen Immi Blrfleld Athletic 13 I and what .1 striiiißc m.l, h that Wllmoti tin md up late urn theli
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        76 14 1111 I I I CITES UROSH I Mark door for the photo- ai m P her 4 gamble for little Ellza- tor- beth < 3 >- white flower (4), C A 8 (I), i 7 There'; dual m this pro- fniment (7-0). ii a Iar B e area of paper?
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      Lock icon Wolves and Man. Utd. are favourites for F.A. Cup
      156 15 Wolves and Man. Utd. are favourites for F.A. Cup v RHAMPTON W w mderers. the League leaders, favountts Football Asso[on Cup at the Victoria Club. London last night. B wore cut a i 8 to 1. y tei United, back were .supported C 7.500 and they cond lavourites Alter them
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      80 15 'HE world's best profe.s--1 .i> playB annual aid of M$ 17.000 3 it was an--1 I In Sydney last An of the Ampol 1 the new 1 m promoter te n tnaevcry year the players to on a points van hoped that th professionals
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      81 15 He's every inch a trier. If prizes were awarded for initiative. l?-ycar-old Richard Kurd would walk oft with the nittuost. His lack of indies caused him a brief setback during the final of the Boys' Billiards Championship m Solio .square, London. 15 ut not for Ions.
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      182 15 h caps are ided m the I Rugby Union I Wales at January 17. I is the Smith. I University r im-half I rrcd to Dickie PtonV two nnably because I I ng 1 I I Mam I Rugby n Wac
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      443 15  -  ALLAN LEWIS REPORTS TODAY'S TRAINING MIWCOMEI Chmal deriang (late Washington Heights) showed lots oi promise on the Ipoh training track this morning. He went better than Invincible (Kin&) to dispose of half a mile m 52, the last three m 39 1/5. They were fairly wide
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      161 15 4 changes in India Test team rpwo down m their fiveA match series against the West Indies, India make four changes for the fourth Test beginning m Madras on Jan. 21. The third Test ended m Calcutta on Sunday m victory for the West Indies by an innings and 336
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      67 15 IriiHE touring Malayan I students soccer t» last night beat the Thai Technical Institute team 4-0 at the National Stadium. Bangkok The victory was the >m\ tor the Malayan team durin- their present visit to Bangkok. They trounced the Cnulalongkorn University team Oil Jan. 2. The
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      186 16 Drifting 'ghost' sub. riddle solved \N unnamed, erica submarii Lned lor the scrap heap created a flurry oi excitement at Ban Sebastian yesterday when a pair of Spanish toning sell found it bobbing m the Bay ol Biscay. First reports indicated the submarine wai British, but the Admiralty m London
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      57 16 An American Senator said after a White House conference yesterday that there had been discussion of sending a manned rocket to the moon. Moscow Radio's science correspondent said m a BBC. interview last night: that "I think we (Russia* will have a welcoming party on the
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      113 16 AMONG callers at Sandringham house on Sunday soon after the il lamily had returned from church wore a 15--year-old boy and an .:<>id girl. The h ter War! received by the q to k» i <\ with .1 bible, a prize she awards
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      33 16 About 500 RAF officers and men returned to Southampton yesterday m the liner Captain Cook after taking part m Britain's Hbomb tests at Christmas Island m the Pacific— Reuter
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      160 16 rriiE Peking regime is fast losing control m 1 Tibet where thousands of Tibetans are reported to be engaged m anti-communist activities, the China Union press said m Taipeh today. The semi-official news agency. quoting intelligence sources m Taipeh, said orders issued by
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      100 16 TENGKU'S WIFE GOES SHOPPING PI AN Sharifah Koziah has taken the opportunity to go shopping whenever the itinerary of her husband. Malaya's Prime Minister, does not call for her presence during their tour of the Philippines. She went shopping at Baguio City during their one day visit there on Sunday.
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      84 16 A COMMITTEE has been formed to investigate the role of foreign capital In Indonesia. Antara news agency said m Jakarta yesterday. A member of the Muslim Scholars Party. Imron Rosadi, was elected chairman. The committee has been charged with finding: out the amount, composition and
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      26 16 The U.S. Export-Import Bank announced m Washington yesterday it would make available £6.200,000 (Egyptian) for loans m the United Arab Republic. U.P.I.
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      25 16 me East-vyest nuclear weapon tests discontinuai conference following a fortnight's adjournment resumed its discussions at Geneva yesterday with a 90-minuto plenary session.- Reuter
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      38 16 Dr. Adenauer's cabinet surprised him on his 83rd birthday yesterday with a present of a stereophonic radiogram set up m the Chancellery and switched on as the chancellor was receiving their congratula tions. Reuter
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      41 16 Miss Marie Torre, t sion critic for the New York Herald Tribune, surrendered yesterday to begin a IU-day prison sentence for refusiof to disclose m court he: source for a story she wrote about singer Judy Garland Reuter
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