The Singapore Free Press, 5 February 1959

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    16 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper $|ngeß*rt, Thursday, February 5, 1959. Price If CM
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    Graveney and Lock defy Aussie pace men
    464 1 'u Ashes already ngland began in Adelaide this in their bid to innings defeat, out for a sixth ball of i er. took part in a partnership with Which forced to make an early change. The ch tiids today. ok strike, faeon for
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    Lock icon Fire, but 250 marched out
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    Lock icon Guns stolen in barracks raid
    15 1 Military bi .thorn 'id army A ,(l nil rd Reuter
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    RUBBER PRICE
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    Lock icon BIG ANTI-POLIO CAMPAIGN IN BRITAIN
    36 1 B IG ANTI-POLIO CAMPAIGN IN BRITAIN U v of > up i In r on .00 000 i under 11. Sixty i hildren und< r LS for v and mon i hnd Ith aul to I Reuter
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    MAC TRIP TO SEE KHRUSHCHEV NOW CERTAIN
    338 1 Premier. Lloyd likely to leave on Feb. 21 VISIT by the British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan, to the Soviet Union can now be taken for granted, political observers said early this morning. They based this view on new information available in London
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    Malaya gets new $30 m. U.S.loan
    107 1 Malaya gets new $30 m. U.S.loan TTIE U. S. Development Loan Fund announced in Washington that it wa.s lending Mah.ya Ms3o million to assist road and bridge building programmes. The loan, repayable in US. dollars over a period of ten years, will bear interest of 3'. per cent. The announcement
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    THIEVES GRAB $6,250 IN TWO RAIDS
    67 1 THIEVES GRAB $6,250 IN TWO RAIDS THIEVES stole jewellery, watches and cash totalling $6,250 m Singapore yesterday. The theft of wrist watches worth $3,900 -and $700 in cash was reported to the police by a shopkeeper in North Bridge Road. Thieves entered the shop by breaking open a door. A
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    Lock icon Concrete canopy crashes on shopping crowd
    135 1 Concrete canopy crashes on shopping crowd AT LEAST two people were killed and about 50 injured when a concrete canopy collapsed and crashed onto a crowded pavement in Quebec yesterday. About 100 feet of the 300-foot-long awning, jutting out from a department store, toppled down at mid-day when the street
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    THEY ALL TAKE UP BIG WALK CHALLENGE
    144 1 lAic worm's most varied lieid of gj starters ever to eiuer g a sporting event will compete in the Free B El Press Walk on Sunday, B m March 6. Entrieg show that H people in aii walks of life are taking up
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    Lock icon Robeson's Stalin prize is tax free
    49 2 Federal officials yesterday announced they had dropped claims to income taxes, they previously said Negro singer Paul Robeson owed on the $25,000 (about M575.--000> Stalin Peace Prize he received in 1953. Robeson, who is 60, Is now recovering from bronchitis Reuter in Moscow.
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    Lock icon NEW SATELLITE SIGNALS HEARD
    34 2 Radio technicians at Bochum Observatory, near Essen, last night picked up new signals on the frequency band used by the Russian satellites, an Ob vatory official In Bonn said Reuter
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    Lock icon Malta bans visit of Red footballers Security clamp?
    215 2 A BULGARIAN football team has been banned from visiting Malta, the r* Lieutenant Governor, Mr. Trailord Smith, said in Valletta yesterday He refused to comment on published reports that the ban was imposed by Colonial Office authorities on security grounds. Meanwhile the
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    Lock icon Former Iraqi minister to die
    41 2 The Iraqi revolutionary military court yesterd passed thc death sentei on Said Quazaz, former Mi n ister of the Interior. Abdul Jabbar Fehmi, former G ernor of Bagdad .and Bahjat Attiah, former chief of urity Reuter
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    Lock icon PANTALOONS ARE BACK
    60 2 PANTALOONS are back in fashion. They are a feature of the 1959 Paris fashions now being shown. All afternoon outfits ancl cocktail dresses will be worn with the^e kneeletlftti "knickers. Picture shows (left) an afternoon outfit and (right) a cocktail dress under which are worn "Utile Rirl
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    Lock icon Algerian: Tortured for 6 days'
    114 2 One of ix Algerian, on trial for the attempt ed inatlon of M. Jacques Soustelle, a leading de Gaulle Minister, alleged In court in Pai terdav that he had bf-en tortured for six days by special poll< The Algerian pointed Into the courtroom and shouted:
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    Lock icon CASTRO WARNS U.S. NAVY IN CUBA
    111 2 CASTRO WARNS U.S. NAVY IN CUBA Fidel Castro revolution yesterday workers at ■outh-east c workers- d< m nearby naval ba considered and it W _J situation which n liquidated lx sider it a provocation" The naval base i America territory under standing treaties D the revolution W3 accused by Castro
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    Lock icon Millionaire divorced
    57 2 MRS. BESSIE LORD \u granted a d in the London divora court yesterday on grounds of adultery by i husband. Mr. Cyril I British textile millionaire, Mr. Lord who was ord sd to pay costs of the suit wil alleged to have committ adultery with a w< named
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    Lock icon Britain says nol to China talks
    49 2 The British I yesterday rejected a gestion to discuss wil Chinese Governn. future of the new terri ies on the Ch land opposite ii Mr. Arthur 1 < had raised thi the Commons "in the not too dist air of the lease < territories."
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    Lock icon Israelis lose their way and kill two in Egypt
    101 2 Israelis lose their way and kill two in Egypt FOUR Israeli soldiers entered United Arab Republic territory south of Rafah, killing a woman and a child, the Um Nations Emergency Force announced in Gaza day. The UA R. has called for an urgent meeting of the mixed armistice commission. The
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    Lock icon Call girl reverses her evidence, case flops
    303 3 Or two big virtually terday when .1 girl reversed evidence. Ooyenei k,y figure in thc dr." said during negation thai I in giving testiwhieh the whole »n-dollar scan ed u I. n.elie broke renewed inter he denied her ment that rich red her
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    Lock icon DENE IS SENT TO MENTAL HOSPITAL
    149 3 DENE IS SENT TO MENTAL HOSPITAL ROCK and roll singer Terry Dene, ill after serving two days in the British Army, has been "transferred to a civilian mental i hospital," an Army spokes man said in London last night. The spokesman. said. (Rifleman T. Williams (his real name) who has
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    Lock icon U.K. aero-engine sales doubled
    37 3 Foreign sales of British aero-engines have nearly doubled In the pa.^t two years and since World War j Two have earned il8.()00.()iVi the society of British Air craft Constructors said y< terday Reuter
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    Lock icon Britain urged to spend $17,000 mil. on roads
    111 3 Tin Federation oi Briti; h Industries hfl Britain's Minister of Trail port to pend more than £2,000 million ($17,000 mil lion) ln the next 20 ye,. on improving the countr antiquated ro was announced Sir Hugh B '..1., In a ter to
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    DAPHNE WANTS TO BE THE BANK QUEEN'
    103 3 DAPHNE FAIRMAN, 18. is one of the entrants to the "Bank Union Queen" contest organised by the Singapore Bank Employees' Inion in conjunction with its annual social ancl dance, to be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Monday. The winner will get
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    Lock icon PHILIP GETS A BIG WELCOME IN PAKISTAN
    136 3 PHILIP GETS A BIG WELCOME IN PAKISTAN PRINCE Philip yesterday began a fortnight's vi it to Pakistan. He toured the world's largest jute mills near Dacca and watched 20.00C) workers making bags and sacks ior export all over the world. The duke arrived in Dacca from Calcutta by Cornel IV
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    More schools lift colour bar
    26 3 A I t< i day directed t children !>'• admitted to pi te Alexandria A!' t h O I A Mi P
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      A chilly welcome
      233 4 lI7HEN the American Tf Assistant Secretary of Commerce lor International Affairs, Mr. Henry Kearns, arrives ln Hong Kong next week he need not be surprised if his welcome is pointedly chilly. For the mission of Mr. Kearns is, in talks with Hong Kong Government officials and textile
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    FORGERY!
    1020 4 The Kremlin won't stop it now, says Sefton Delmer DEFORE we become too relaxed about Mr. Khrushchev's thaw -to-be, I think it would be a good thing to know what ord* ho is giving his Counterfeitei Yes, the Counterfeit e r s Collective, which has its Western headquarters in
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    LI. G. told Lenin's man You broke your word
    498 4  -  Beachcomber IN THE DAYS WHEN RUSSIA WAS YOUNG G,.KLDGFKGFK.FC WW* ONE of the most blistering interviews in modern history, in which a British Prime Minister "ticked off a Soviet Cabinet Minister, is recorded in documents published from the Foreign Office archives.
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      25 4 IHIIIIM IDEAL GIFTS Fine Cultured Peat. Necklaces I U.S. de SILVA 106. ORCHARD RD., Tel: ***** "mm ii in irmllii hi Hnniii 1 1 n
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      70 4 ■flf adelphT W^ GRILL ttrfsft all their Chinese friends r KEONG HEE FATT CHOY and welcome them to dine ot thc v\ li// GR ,LL ROOM where de,icious d Vv\U s »P« rb Chincse dish fr m i. V.l W^ii{4 famous Sxe Chuan Room w.ll be Y*\xs/} served. if' Dine#
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    Lock icon vote' problems
    425 5 tuencles. Some prospective candidates say election racketeers will continue to be active and they will have to be countered They said it would be possible to eliminate secret society influence only if every party and candidate obeyed not only to the letter of the law but also to
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    A LONG WAIT FOR FREE SPECTACLES
    82 5 A LONG WAIT FOR FREE SPECTACLES CC] CHILDREN from r families will have through a com- procedure if they tacles. Ministry cira pupil will i an appiicath detailed inibout himself, me numchildren in the fad the principal's to the sch ficer at th- InHealth. fi an I with a opfixed
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    Buddhist talk
    9 5 I'hior Court lent of hip or i
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    Menon-Home meet
    21 5 The British Commonwealth the Earl of Home, had terday with the imi Defence M. Mr. v Kn hua Menon.
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    CHRISTIAN COLLEGE TO BE SET UP
    43 5 I I hrlttlan Council bai decided ><» V" College in thr 1. -l.i .(.on in [irman ol Ihe committee Investlgal I h wai preparing a broehun I i stiii j n lhr n t i itaaes he added
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    'Loudspeaker war' annoys visitors to the big fair
    179 5 yiSITORS to the Singapore Constitution Expof sition are complaining that a "loudspeaker war" between stall-holders is spoiling their enjoyment. Many stalls have installed loudspeakers to announce their wares or to entertain visitors to the fair. Vsitors said some stallholders seemed to be
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    Fou concerts: Bookings open
    50 5 Bookings open today at Robinson's and the Singapore Cold Storage for concerts at the Victoria Theatre on Feb. 15 and 17 by the Chinese pianist Fou Ts'ong who fled from Warsaw to London in December. Mr. Fou will give a performance for sfchools on Feb. 16.
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    IKE FOGBOUND
    34 5 President Eisenhower, travelling from Washington for a golf and quail-shoot-ing holiday circled Moody Air Force Base at Valdosta, Georgia, in thick fog for half an hour yesterday before his aircraft could land.
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    'EVENING CLASS PLACES ALL FILLED BY TONIGHT
    71 5 MOST of the 1,500 pi available at Govern mei t even. filled bj I Mr. k bap 'y. primary pupi of tl I ed ply irom K ary Tcchnl< "Thej hould bring with them their report school i' aving and birth certlllcal i
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    Reds in Ghana
    28 5 Six East German trade representatives flew into Accra yesterday for thc declared purpose of establishing business contacts and obtaining Ghanaian agents for East German firms.
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    ASSEMBLY WILL BE RAILED OFF
    72 5 ASSEMBLY WILL BE RAILED OFF THK Legislative As- <[ lemblj is being A asked to approve SJO.- <> 000 for Ihe creetion of J railings to enclose und <- delimit tlu* precincts of Jf the Assembly llou-r A In a statement to the Assembly, the Fin- Jl uncial Secretary, Mr.
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      32 6 CORGI TOYS "THE ONES WITH WINDOWS AND F.TICTION MOTORS AUSTIN m\m\ H E A L F Y fH_K_s*S!?^ _«Mf_^ftl_U__l_l_Q a gST I N lß^fc. CAMBRIDGE __H _OWW f SALOON W^Uf rjtfir £7
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      298 6 lI AW Ki; r^____ _l»?_jydiicy Jordan jetf HAtrVmre ooNvmcts rue nations S Ihm -s our geologists >- "n *hs_R^^^ __AiM q*cat tt**Tif*z ano MmiiTAsr minos f\eid rtoott T%\Qrwt 4 ¥vhatoo I\^ The element TW4T tms ko#i_> C4Ay tHMO an *He+Gy ifrndir^ifm-i a A vou ms am. V necessorv for fhe
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      405 6 BOHN today, you are an mt, combination ot the dreai the ••doer." Usually you hav, ing ideal- and will envision deeds. There is a danger that become dictatorial m your t and this is apt to defeat interests, it fr probably wt j uniformly pleasant to every* B ther than
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  • Round the World market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      143 7 LONDON. IVh Previous Today ■HHI' l RSS l Icb. 1 25 se; 25 '4 sel March buyers 25 26% sellers B15 lien 25', tellers Vll l Bfl -.ll.en.ent j March 24 buj 25's buver.s 25 sellers Hers \|._/.lun«- 25's buyers buvers sllers im Sl »dy. Above prices
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      New York prices
      102 7 NFW YORK. Feb. 4. Previous Today N straits Spot 101.37 nom. 101.62 nom. X futures r.nts (out! ad March 99.50 buyers 99.50 buyers 101.00 sellers 101.50 sellers May 99.25 buyers 99.00 buvers 100.75 sellers 101.00 sellers )M: Quiet. SALES: Nil. ;BBER: Futures March 30.30 paid 30.40 buyers
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      27 7 NEW YORK, Feb. 4. Previous Today industrials 592.34 589.38 Railroads 162.33 161.60 Domestic Bonds 86.26 86.21 itilities 91.20 90.97 Stocks Comiosite Averages 205.61 204.69
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      U.S. PEPPER
      44 7 Ind awaiting 1 to 23 ment 23 v Lumping release February 23U, cil. Sara- Above prices quoted in U.S. cents per lb wak unquoted. Muntok white .^pot and awaiting release 42, afloats 42. and February shipment 41, 40 4, elf, sellers exdock.
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      86 7 DPRA Philippines c.i.f. U.K./ European ports delivered u'l-ht per long ton Feb. /Mar. JPRA, Strait cl.f. U.K./North 1 ports delivered ton Feb. /Mar. OIL crude Straits European ports in bulk per long ton Job. KONTI OIL crude* "Ceyion »n ports in bulk P*r long ton I
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    GAINS ARE WIDESPREAD
    119 7 < cheerful prevailed stock mar- e in prices entum and larger and tors contrlthe better i the good f »r January y help- were I i ion in view "ptimlsm early reductOCka trend, hares v tally better, with Tube Investments at 79/9 outstanding in the latter. Stores
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    Lock icon Detainees freed
    14 7 Fifty more Cypriot Greek political detainees were re- Reuter leased ye terday
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    No-debt rules are too harsh'
    177 7 No-debt rules are too harsh' UNIONS representing Singapore Government employees are pressing the staff side ot the Whitley Council to initiate negotiations tor revising the no-debt rules. The Government, in agreement with Whitley Council, framed a set oi rules nearly two years ago io help indebted officers clear their debts
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    Lock icon Boo-hoo, I'm happy' Boo-hoo, I'm happy'
    84 7 Boo-hoo, I'm happy' picture. tears of joy. "800-HOO, I'm so happy," wept lovely 19--year-old showgirl Pat Patterson. Tears rolled down her cheeks as she was presented with a cup as the Girl of the Year at the Windmill Theatre. London's famous scantil-ly-clad, non-stop revue. Pat is the only married girl
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    AKITA DOG FOR CRUFTS
    109 7 A JAPANESE AKITA I will parade with Britain's canine elite for the first time at famed Cr I Show in London on Friday and Saturday. The dog, named Pri Panyau, ls being shown by a leading seaman in the Royal Navy who brought the dog back
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    Lock icon BOYD FOR ADEN
    26 7 Mr. Alan Lennox-Boyd Britain's Colonial Secretary, left London by air last night on a 15-day visit to British Somaliland and I Aden.— Reuter
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    Lock icon Jap jets ordered to blitz sea lions
    126 7 JAPANESE jet fighters have been ordered Into action against herds of sea lions interfering with fishing off the coast of Hokkaido, Northern Japan. The sea lions appear annually off the Southern coast of the Northern island of Japan between November and March and
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      77 7 dJlililillllllllllimiiiiiiiiimiiiiii--1 SINCAPORE 1 IHICH TIDES TODAY: 10.20 p.m. E TOMORROW. a.m. and 11.07 p.m. E SATURDAY: 10.13 am. and 11.11 pin SUNDAY: 10.55 a m. E MONDAY: 0.1 m. E and 11.36 a.m TUESDAY: 0..10 a.m. and 12.16 p.m. WEDNEBDAY: I.M a.m. and H.'}\ p.m. ?iiiiiiiiiiiniii liimiiiiiiiiiiiiimr; 1 no nm
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    ECUAOR GETS WEAT
    121 8 one of t J many P O I villages whi I In I versal t I Indians. I the hum ot Car., I industry it I The E; number of tut the schools b e I his spinning My hat! It's Panama pANAMA as well as being
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    THE LAST LAUGH
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    Lock icon ...Will be on me!
    95 8 ...Will be on me! THIS little boy doesn't seem to think the clown so funny, but he oujjht to, for Whimsical Walker, down at the Belle Vuc Circus. Manchester, is his father. Fmir months -old Phillip is the third Whimsical W alker," and in spite of his protests his Dad
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    Your Guide To K.L. Race Meeting
    10539 1 Your Guide To K.L. Race Meeting FORM OF HORSES CLASS ONE Form Of Horses In Class REST OF THE HORSES CLASS FOUR FOLLOWING are all the horses entered for the Selangor Turf Club February Meeting: CLASS ONE ART IN A OND: i ret) itartedl 3i-i->9 rp iLee) Cl. i Div^
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    ING
    21 5 Ine of the mung the EEj centuries. EE if the loom EE v i isat ion EE ..ointed Q EE
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    Now please stop badgering me!
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    Lock icon He's part off the wild life lesson
    109 5 He's part off the wild life lesson The tame badger is a popular visitor to one class. He is a great favourite with the children who have had little experience of ivild life of the country side. picture. rVHOUSANDS of families have moved out of over-crowded London in recent years,
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    Lock icon Tearful battle for baby Kay
    208 5 Tearful battle for baby Kay f SuVO sobbing women X. .uvcii eucii omer the other day in a tense dramatic battle of words over a pLump, 3 year-old little girl named Kay. Both want to be her mother. Blonde 31 year-old Mrs. Joan Newman and her shop-manauer husband became Kay's
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    Playing at home
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    THE RIDDLE OF THE THREE HEROES
    1864 6  - THE RIDDLE OF THE THREE HEROES PELHAM GROOM By ANOTHER LATIFF STORY Three men in period costume were fating the desk. One in a breastplate and plumed hat held a flintlock pistol. ..another held a light sword so that its tip touched the ground— and the third was a ferocious
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    Girl Guides get together for a day under canvas
    984 7 THEY FACE UP WELL TO CHALLENGE THEY LEARN TO LIVE d\\ WORD irom tiie tamp commandant, \l time uniformed c^irl Goloei stepped forward from their ranks and confidently performvl the traditional ceremony of breaking the Colours, sending the international emblem of
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    SMILING WELCOME
    27 7 John Dalton. Commandant of the t ght, "looks in" on one patrol of t their tent. The patrol comprised i Indian and Malay girls. J
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    Hoisting the flag
    51 7 X Fifteen-year-old Choy Kew and 14-year- X X old Chan Ng Mui, (30 Sinqapore Company) both pupils of River Valley Road Chinese J X Middle School take part, ivith \2-year-old t XEUzabeth McNamara, Alexandra Grammar School, in the morning ceremony of Break- I ing the Colours. X
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    News from Malaya
    86 7 1 it rent Menriv know nlM.ut sin K a-H-laya. politic, '"..I ..nd commer. Uieli Bfkl ind mil> aif an.) lure of ihh N three in thr IU Budget, ron ilnns of nCWI '•■inmrnlM (i«r BtralU Beigef lm also ■"•I regolarlj lo ludenla and fT '1(1. h.i. i
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    Lock icon Mao's job won't Sun—Nationalists
    251 8 Mao's job won't Sun— Nationalists OFFICIAL NATIONALIST CHINESE source* in Taipeh said vesterdiv Y thev clouhtecl peculation that Madame Sun fatten wouldl^om? tiie new head oi the Communist Chinese Government They dismissed as ridiculous Tokyo speculation that the widow ol of Chinas great patriots would replace Mr. Mao Tse-tung as
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