The Singapore Free Press, 17 April 1959

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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper u»nm*i «\r» da y- A P ril 17 19:> p™* net*.
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    Herter most likely to be chosen to succeed Mr. Dulles
    114 1 j> ahower led his consulta tion to Mi John Foster Dullea ecretary oi State amid reports thai Mr. Christian Herter, the acting secretary, would get the job. President Eisenhower also spoke from his holiday headquarter* m Augusta, Georgia, with Mr.
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    SMALLPOX: K. L IS SET FOR EMERGENCY
    279 1 SMALLPOX: K. L IS SET FOR EMERGENCY j£UALA LUMPUR schools are to be turned into emergency vaccination centres as a precaution against smallpox. The State Health Department has selected a building outside the town as an isolation hospital should there be an outbreak oi' the disease. Plans on staff, equipment
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    'Singapore fits into the SEATO system'
    54 1 'Singapore fits into the SEATO system' Ttanl Foreign Mr Manzoor rived here this ter attending conference m and said Sin- I fitted naturally EATO defence to elaborate, Mr. Mid: 'Singapore is the area and m vm is for the 1 the whole •ore will benelingapore will because it oiled by
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    SINGAPORE: NO NEW CASE SO FAR TODAY
    121 1 SINGAPORE: NO NEW CASE SO FAR TODAY NO new cave of smallpox had been admitted to Middleton Hospital, Singapore, up to 10 a.m. today. The total of confirmed cases remains .seven. This is the second time that a "no case" report has been received since the first smallpox victim was
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    SYRIANS KILL 5 IRAQIS NEAR BORDER
    69 1 SYRIANS KILL 5 IRAQIS NEAR BORDER Imve Iraqi tribesmen wi killed yesterday In a 30 minute attack on a Syrian Army posi m north-eastern Syria, an Army spokesman ted m Damascus, la.st ht. He said the Iraqis wen members of the Yazidi tribe Th< m said horsemen ol the Yazidi
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    Top Malaya award for Dr. Djuanda
    27 1 tan Prime i h ard n to the Minister, Dr. Djuanda, ed the Sri Maharaja the title "Tun," from thr Parami
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    LIB.-SOCS. TO STAND IN MOST DIVISIONS
    23 1 TMi In h all m democratic 51 di Thi i I wel i John I Up 1
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    RUBBER PRICE
    13 1 ibber buyer 1o b opened n gapore this mornli elghl I
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    Nixon: A goodwill trip to Moscow
    157 1 VICE-PRESIDENT Rirhard Nixon will personally open a United States exhibition m Moscow m July, it wus announced yesterday. President Eisenhower, making the announcement ia a statement at his holiday headquarters at Augusta, Georgia, said the purpose of the exhibition was to achieve a broader
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    Lock icon CHINESE MEET TO FILL MAO JOB
    91 2 CHINESE MEET TO FILL MAO JOB (iHI !i« .id l It will >ly me* I w« < k or K 1 daj Routine tasks i ba< I of rebellion In Tibet, un re: t In the border niif bj fll(> 01 "the it leap i- ol Id tlir I oi
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    Lock icon Two quit Iraq ministry
    48 2 THE i ion of Awnl al Khaledi. former secre-tary-general oi the Bagdad t from the Iraqi Forei Ministry was reported y< terday m U vspopj The resignation of Hikm bachl, Director-General for consular and Economic AlTair.s m the .same Ministry, GFHGF HGFHGF FGH Reuter
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    Lock icon Senate 'yes' to U.S. bases
    29 2 The Italian Benatc ln.st i »t approved by an owhelming majority thr Oovernmi t decision !to allow United Btn jnissilc b m Ital; Reuter
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    U Nu warns of grab for power by young officers clique
    211 2 U Nu warns of grab for power by young officers clique t FORMER Prime Minister U Nu ot Burnui said m wasmngton mat 1 power m Burma was slipping Into the hands of young army and civil officers who were sabotaging the caretaker government oi General Ne Win and conducting
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    Lock icon NASSER TO SUPPLY ARMS TO LIBYA
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    Lock icon THOUSANDS QUEUE UP FOR VACCINATIONS
    63 2 Some of the thousands of people who queued up fin smallpox vaccinations at the City Council clinic m Upper Pickering Street yesterday. Below: Twelve-year-old llee Tons Moi. of South Bridge Road, hides her eyes as Mr. Goh Kok Siang, Chief Hospital Assistant. Health Ministry, vaccinates
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    ACCORD REACHED IN U.S. RUBBER STRIKE
    85 2 AGREEMENT was reached In Cleveland, yesterday between the Goodyear Tin Rubber Co. and the United Rubber Wo Union on a company- wide contract for su mental unemployment benefits covering some 24,000 employees m 1 1 plants. Announcement of the tlement was made m a
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    Lock icon $200m. subscribed in 30 minutes
    25 2 The application list loi London County Councll'J m ($*****0.000^ stock Issue i within M minutes of op< nlng day Reuter
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      36 2 I and ALL your week-end II shopping is complete PRESENTS A FEW OF THE MANY CHOICE SELECTIONS y=fl $2.75 per Ib. pkt. t f r per Ib. pkt. 7 P.M. EVERY SATURDAY"' ±SHFJySy -jtfj** ':'i :^gSjj**^?
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      46 2 i STRETCHABLE NYLON SOCKS FOR COMFORT DURABILITY AVAILABLE IN MANY ATTRACTIVE DESIGNS PLAIN WHITE or COLOURS. AH titts for men t children. Rcosonobly priced. LI SENG MIN CO. LTD (RETAIL DEFT.) NOHTM IRIOGC »»OAD SINGAPOUC Tel. 3**» 3 N. J. BHAGWAN 4* NORTH iRIOGI ROAO SINGAPORf
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    Lock icon DELAY BY U.S. CAUSES BIG LOSS TO BOAC
    96 3 DELAY BY U.S. CAUSES BIG LOSS TO BOAC Bate owned losing over week m a reI 9 authorities a permit tor the-world s«'rh San FranPokyo, the Govi timated yesterA nent spokesman, I Gosford. told that the serIded for m U.S. air scrnent Civil Aeronautics however, has not on operating allowing
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    New feat by Valiant
    33 3 A Air Force Vat bomber landed iry yesterday after n the first non-stop m Britain, covering miles m 10 hours lied from a second m mid-air over the rt.
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    Lock icon 'P.C. yielded to temptation and struck boy'
    313 3 'P.C. yielded to temptation and struck boy' TRIBUNAL REPORT SPEAKS OF PROVOCATIVE BEHAVIOUR, SAYS- A GOVERNMENT- appointed tribunal berdav found it proved that one of two Scottish policemen alleged to have assaulted John Waters, now a IG-year-old grocer's boy m his home town of Thurso, Northern Scotland, had hit the
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    Lock icon SPORTSMEN ATTACK PUN TO DROP WEMBLEY HYMN
    289 3 BRITISH football fans will be told shortly whether "Abide With Mo," one of the best-loved Christian hymns, will be cut from the traditional community singing at the Football Association Cup Final at Wembley on May 2. Every year since 1927 the 100,000 crowd
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    Lock icon Russia buys U.K. machinery
    76 3 'I 'g group of textile machinery manu--1 s of Macclesfield, Cheshire, announri day that an order worth over M 52,500,000 received from Russia. It is for machinery to be installed m a new manmade fibre factory. The machinery will operate at speeds higher I any other
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    Anne to study French
    10 3 old Prii tart taking from 1
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    Lock icon Freighter hits dock office
    29 3 The pro-A of 11k B Irdhu, mai verm ><"k. punched a four-: building hou bruction company d (inn. i the GH FHG HGF DFGH U.P.I.
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    Lock icon CASBAH TO BE DEMOLISHED
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      19 3 DECCA STEREOPHONIC tbs Pick-up '.ound In Ingloi $170.- CO., LTD. 1 XL "S FOR DICCA r O. LTD.. LONDON
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      246 3 «.^sK! 4frVi m w Ml mi... 1 K^V. m* J*j, ond economical, too, as thousand, of hoppy WB <Vv *> v^^|^^ '^(z3sp»- home-owners ore di .covering f cj r themselves 1& IfcP^ everyday. In response to an over growing deJ 1 mond we are offering a selection of Paints I
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    The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, April 17, 1959. A great statesman
    186 4 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, April 17, 1959. A great statesman 11HE long expected nai ."ii ol Mr John F< t< r Dulli from the office ol Secretary of State r< mov( from the control ol American foreign po] state man ol World stature. There will be sympathy with Mr.
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    UNEMPLOYMENT
    296 4  -  J. W. M. THOMPSON by The British Government plans, high-lighted by the Budget, are aimed at an expanding economy and reducing unemployment even though at 2.5 per cent Britain has the lowest figure of any major Western country. But the big ques tion remains: Is unemployment, even at that
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    This dread scourge called smallpox
    562 4  -  PELHAM GROOM by i^ok at ie«tsi years doctors havo bern fighting Variola, or smallpox as it is mo: ierally ilJed, and as long ago as A.D. 900 the Perm physician Rhaze.i wrote an account parating smallpox from mrash Tl was not until 1708, however, whon
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    One of the big unknowns in politics
    505 4 One of the big unknowns in politics political advantage from unemployment throughout Wales as a whole. But m l fen Itive must be reckoned Ith Mr Philips tells me that m Lancashire, he thinks unemployment gives Labour "good prospects" of winning at leaal .1 dozen its. Up was thinking of
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      28 4 Jo MATCHiMG NGAGEMENT a WEDDING RINGS i. COLO, WHITE GOLD PLATINUM. fVi\ \&so iphhendry: -wi-lli i A siK. i Miiith 7K, North IWi«l({«« Kd Spor»j| A Ku.tJa l.uinpur.
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      107 4 l^^^l TRANSHAILER M IT R ANSISTOR 'SE O IOuDHAiifK —P"f lK^\ >tatiqw_ J. The Pyr Transhoiler is on astonish. nq ad- X voncr m loud hailing equipment which "^F^B ■tt-' -will find almost universal application m Vj^ commercial, industrial ond sporting o<» l» r a rmnsistorin d electronic mega- l£^
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    Lock icon ELECTIONS OFFICE QUIZZED ON THE POSTERS
    161 5 ELECTIONS OFFICE QUIZZED ON THE POSTERS \l of prospective and then turn< ci up at the office m Fort j m yesterday to tion pap' ii irmation con-,-itli Hit 1 polling. people want wh( her they putting ud o] mly aftei day. people also ow the restric- on distribution to
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    S.A.T.A. insurance covers 141 firms
    191 5 S.A.T.A. insurance covers 141 firms TWENTY SEVEN n Singapore Antl-Tub< Insuran the total protected by this ill Under this scheme SAT ured P' mail premium t costs and allows the full resources of the clinic to be dar check-ups, n AH establishm tail ai protected hay a metal pla indicating
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    JOB PROSPECTS IN SINGAPORE GROW DIM
    218 5 JOB PROSPECTS IN SINGAPORE GROW DIM IHI steadily deteriorating unemployment si--1 nation m Singapore is brought out m the tistics issued by the Government yester- to th< ihe number of labourers emib( r 1!- 115,352 compared with Si ptember, 19 employers who submitted return^ In 1957 was 5.261. In September
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    Lock icon Lunch date for Queen Mother
    19 5 The Queen Mother will lunch with i nt do April 27, it Ily Reuter
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      24 5 mirro 5-Piece Cooky Cutter Set Clcorv, roiily Sf Oyi bright N 'onq '"minium cooky cut Hoart, Spndo, Club I m a trans 'DEN COMPANY
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      141 5 fir^k Stfsi^^KMßHSk^sisnH < 5B SB slsV^isVrVW I A w Hj New rrlwls'. 1 Bedspreads, bedroom rugs, L. material .•■■Sr*.:li^ mi i net* v.i'ls £H prices. w Visit.' 23, Race Cour c Lane, Off Serangoon Road. S'immt l<\ :r.!Hiil. Ef; :j, Kuiihi Lumpur: M.C.A. Bid-. Tel: M 8 8 RffffHKtl OPTOMETRISTS-
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      33 6 FRESHEST NEW TASTE IN SMOKING! RUIR-TIP (>SJb WITH SOOTHINO Mf KTHOI MIST? ,1 MUI mal Mnnnhn Inn ,1 I, fff< 4 Tobacco t■• I s >'■ r s// Hill lit mni I A W
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      211 6 II ii %\VBiB h\ Svilnrv Jordan |B B B B "A W W Hi m m I PUT ft CANT 00*MUN*CAT1 1 rxPl MM OUO Z Afl«O€V TBAP*«D IN T'V^ A</A^O O^ 7>/# t^CPMlW^^'^^ k >«n -ruA.T -^^1 IMkJ OwBT v i %fi*. err a s~t rrnWi CMJJ TO XA^^
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      384 6 I BORN t .>u have a\ SO time. enduri and v thin lull w then you ■n up! i navi a keen mln I I will probably pi m havii ne. Be sure your idnl does noi feet of clay before you commil self to a lifetime of unl Onc<>
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      U.K. closing prices
      137 7 LONDON \piit 16. 1'ievlous Today I RSS C i f i unil 27' > bu unquoted 1 X,MU 27 sell 3 2V'% sellers i i»n*; snot buyers 27 bu\ a i RSS Settlement ,une 10M ,r Abore prices quoted in pence. ,.1'i'n; White Sarawak f.a.q. PE jV
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      New York prices
      108 7 4 bore prices quoted m U.S. cents per Ib. NEW YORK, April 16. Previous Today TIN Str.iitN Spot 102.50 nom. 102.25 nom. TIN futurei Straits Contract May 100.75 buyers 100.50 buyers 102.75 sellers 102.50 sellers July 100.62 buyers 100.37 buyers 102.62 sellers 102.37 sellers io\l Neglected. SALES:
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      31 7 NEW YORK, April 16. Previous Today 10 [ndustriali 612.50 617.58 20 Railroadi 166.55 168.38 In Domestic Bonds 85.72 85.65 13 Hilitics 92.70 92.71 k>, Composite Averages 211.60 213.16
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      U.S. PEPPER
      49 7 and awaiting floats 25 H. April > j. cf. Lam;i waiting- release April shipment I A bore vrices quoted 25%, 25', to 2.3'::. (if. Sarawak unquoted. Muntok white spot 46, awaiting release unquoted, afloat* 46. April shipment, 46. 45 2, cif. sellers, ex-dock. m US cents ver Ib
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      85 7 'M'KA l'hilippinea c.i.f. U.K. > European ports delivered ton| ton Apr./ May i V X North ports delivered lon* ton afloat. OIL crude Straits opean nnrt«- m bulk 1 May/ June 'OtONtl OIL crude Ceylon opean ports In bulk por long (on \iay PHILIPPINE (OPKA c.'i.f.
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    RUBBER SHARES AGAIN ADVANCE
    112 7 on the London yesternued on a a good selecindustrial tie election •ye become ictor. d to < omoured firm. rally lmpro iirint mebul the In the picture although unllever Issues were a good spot. The gilt-edged market had another very quiet day and showed small irregular
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    'Cheap' China cars are coming
    215 7  - 'Cheap' China cars are coming MARGARET WEE By THE lirst shipment of "luxury" motor cars made In Communist China is expected to arrive m Singapore at the end of this yea A spokesman of Hai Loo Ltd., sole agents In Singapore for the manufacturers, the China National Transport Machinery Corporation,
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    SELECTION BY VARSITY ON APRIL 21
    101 7 rHE names of the successful candidates who applied for entrance into the University of Malaya will be announced by the end of this month at the latest, the assistant Registrar, \fr. B. R. Marks, told the Free Press. He said that a selection committee
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    SINGAPORE HIGH TIDES
    53 7 TODAY: 6.27 p.m. TOMORROW: 5.27 a.m. Q E and 7.53 p.m. SUNDAY: 7.10 a.m. and 8.42 p.m. S MONDAY: 8.24 a.m. jrj and 9.20 p.m. TUESDAY: 9.21 a.m. if and 9.54 p.m. i WEDNESDAY: 10.09 5= a.m. and 10.27 p.m. a THURSDAY: 10.58 a.m. E 5 and
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    Paris study selection test for 15
    120 7 Paris study selection test for 1 5 I"riIFTEEN students who V have applied for two scholarships offered by the French Governm* for a year's study m Paris will sit for an selection test arranged by the Consulate General on April 23. The successful students will have Singapore m October; the
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    FEWER AIR ACCIDENTS
    42 7 Major General Joseph Caldara, Director of Flight Safety Research, told the World Congress of Flight m Las Vegas yesterday that the U.S. Air Force had 894 major accidents last year This was 25 per cent, lower than m 1957.
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    Lock icon North Pole search
    45 7 The Norwegian Government yesterday permitted United States aircraft to search the Spitsbergen area m an attempt to find the capsule of the American satellite Discoverer II which was launched from Cape Canaveral last Monday, it was announced m Oslo yes- terday.— Reuter
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      55 7 SItfGAPOIiE MiAMPiOJ und Singapore Share Mai in* Hl«nnl and 715 WrrkPud Sport; 7JO of Wppk; H3O Th*v.e Are New; inßapor*' '■<) 30 Hour; 11.00 100 PJD, Programme Summary and Irn With Musk 1.30 <• Sißnal and Nev. Organ for You; 2' immarv and Hawaii m Harmony; 5.45 fl 1 r
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    Lock icon GIMMICKS GALORE
    192 8 MANKIND thrive! on ideas, and some oi me bi t onei owe their origins to modern S (i, that wonderful lourcc of knowledge that m day§ of yore would have been referred to as magic." Take for instance the electronic triiniheon pictured on It'll. The building wheie the
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    THIS PEKINESE HAS THIRST FOR A PINT
    55 8 ACTRESS Vera Day's pet Pekinese "Skippy" likes location films especially when it's near a public house. Someone always buys him a pint of beer and though Skippy prefers it from a dish he is not averse to sipping it out the glass. It
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    Lock icon The cup worth £4,600
    90 8 IHL Fairfax Cup, below, was sold at Sotheby's auction rooms m London for £4,600 the highest ever paid for a drinking glass. A 15th century enamelled beaker, it is only 3g inches high, enamelled m many colours on a basic pale tortoise shade. The figures tell
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    58 9 Ill V. \KI \N irtkt Mi/ ibel in Him ll 1 1 .it Wot thinu m I old liter thi lution m »t nd palnt< i b) proft i Jon and foi the l< Budap oi pi 'M in. ►rid W on tbe nilnril grain of ihr
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    Billy's baby 'speeded up'
    156 9 U<>( EH star Billy Wright pictured left appearing for his 100 th international against Scotland at Wembley became a father less than one week before. Below, you can see Billy taking his own photograph of wife Joy, of the singing Beverlev Sisters, and the new daughter
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    89 9 THERE'S an oil strike m Dorset, and RFI ne r e you can see the derrick towering at Kimmeridge where work is continuing 24 hours a day. Oil was struck 1,800 feet deep by the B.P. Exploration Company. The well is to be drilled to 4,000
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    $6,000 bathroom row
    186 10 IT ISN'T ANYTHING LUXURIOUS, SAYS THE MATRON MITRON JANE RICHES' pink and black bathroom price £700 ($G,000) at North Ullnfton Hospital, Dorset, caosei a row at a regional hospital hoard meeting m Portsmouth. Asked Alderman Sam Thurrowgood: "Is it the board's Intention that the matron should look
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    Story to touch your heart
    167 10 Ck i p 1 1. Bi) Mrv Dorothy BmM h WHOM life has known inure than i(s shirr oi sorrow, u;is carried to the dork at Wimbledon court. Bfcc pleaded ftttttf to stealing m«•a i fish froecrlCfl, and a homr ptrm from a Mord< stdi
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    The one that got away...
    69 10 A 10 i tole budi i] th >'.H) from Graham aviary m St. John's Avenue, Puth< ••(I it a .second lime to prize bird which i (1 irom his lirst haul. Id 16-year-old Grabe bud Hew back to the aviary alter it escaped. It was
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    Boy dived to death on eve of birthday
    67 10 Boy dived to death on eve of birthday T«WICE 11-year-old Colin Yeoll dived successfully from the top board at Beckenham, Kent, swimming baths. But after his third dive he was found dead at the bottom of the bath At the inquest the coroner. Mr. Sidney Matthews, recorded a verdict of
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    Rich widow didn't forget her pets
    160 10 Rich widow didn't forget her pets 1 EIGHTY FIVE YEARJ OLD Mrs. Margaret Prudence Kemp, widow of a wealthy member of the biscuit family, loved animals. And she remembered them m her £300,--000 ($2,500,000) will. Her 12-year-old Alsatian Argus and nine-year-old Peke Chungking have gone to friends' homes. Mrs. Kemp
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    Course tips
    26 10 A book on course etiquel i nt to Bculthorpe American Air c from Dereham (Norfolk) Golf club because Ani' learnt are cau to the
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    FIRST 'MR. DORS' LEFT $6,700
    26 10 DENNIS HAMILTON Or >and of Diana D .bout $6,700), accordlni to hta will. his pai' .n Luton, Rodfordwill v. 34--old M
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    Lock icon GILLIAN'S 'NURSEMAID'
    31 10 picture. RUSTY, the children's riding elephant, acts as a mighty fine nursemaid for Gillian Paxton at London Zoo. Gillian, 20 months, is from Wigginton, near Tring, Hert- fordshire. Reuter
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    Things they say
    241 10 Things they say air iiuuuru Re^ chief of a Rugb^ firm, writing m Director: me rpHE inference that vk 0 hoi and buftiaeti di director level are Inseparable convey* v most Ullfur tunate impression-und m simply not true. Playwright William Douglas Home m a letter to Newcastle-on-Tyne magistrates, who fined
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    PURGE' at WESTMINSTER
    379 10 LOKD CHOLMONDELEY. the Lord Great Chamberlain, has ordered a purge on parking at the Palace of Westminster. Reason: many more MPs are motoring to work. As a right they can claim parking space m New Palace Yard. Rut some have complained that often there is no room
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    EARLY-MORNING BANK
    34 10 LONDON's firti curly-morning bank has a opened by the Lord Mayor of London Harold Gilh Tt branch ndon Trust Whicl Harold (j president, i on v vs at 830 m the morning.
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      And it was there all the time
      365 11  - And it was there all the time THE LENSMAN b THIS niiKiii win "i the lament of a snapshooter who has just had a first glance ,t a picture that he wanted to be so very »ood! he had worked trd to get everything just right. He had studi< d
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      THERE'S A LESSON HERE by Chan Hong Hing (Singapore). Highly Commended print.
      290 11  - THERE'S A LESSON HERE by Chan Hong Hing (Singapore). Highly Commended print. Loke Loh Hong 'WHITE DOVES." by ARPS (Singapore). Chances are these pictures that immediately catch your eye, and perhaps cause you to smile to yourself, or murmur, "Isn't that cute?" Probably there are people or animals involved—people and
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    Lock icon INDIAN NATION HAS LOST TRUST IN COMMUNIST CHINA
    282 12  - INDIAN NATION HAS LOST TRUST IN COMMUNIST CHINA ERNEST HOBERECHT Bj WHEN the Chine nmunists Ugniened ttuir grip on Tibet, they lust their hold on [ndia. Relations be! ween India and Communw ill be the same again. mmunisi China, instead of being viewed i Asian friend, now la h» nit
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    Islands invite Japan's fishers
    171 12 Islands invite Japan's fishers 'I i ie< •fajJaiicot; me iv uv x Invited to invest m a new fishing and fruitcanning industry to be built m the small town of Levuka, Fiji's former capital. The site is ideal because it already has a large labour force to call on. a
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    25 12 a colourful Laotian presentation cere- mony m Vientiane j during his receni visit to Laos is Mr. Da Hammarskeld, the U. N. I Secretary General.
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    38 12 Three American military doctors who have gone to Siam to take part m research work on cholera are seen on arrival at Don Mung military airport with three Siamese army Officers who are also specialists m niedica) science.
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    224 12 LESSON OF RI FOR OTHER EX-COLONIES T v Lon <? on Financial Times columnist bard held up Indonesia as an exami how a colony should not cut her ties with the colonial power, if it wishes to remain on an even keel economically. He said: "It is to be hoped
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    52 12 Japs seek car outlet in Israel JAPANESE iir. Israeli Industi trade exchan the subjcc! Ed at a con fen and Japan Jerusalem. One specific review is the exchanging J;for Israeli fertili rence sources said. In the first 10 n 1958, Israel US$l,OOO,OOO worth Oj panese goods and ed US$3OO,OOO m
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    343 13 Intrepid Amazon seized a city \HTER OF FRANCE By V. SavkviUe Wt Michael Joseph 255. rrlllS is I*ll account of one of those great, belli--1 cose, spinster ladies, before whom most mortals make obeisance with nervous apprehenTh« Duchess of Montpensier, known m French history as La Grande Mademoiselle, or more
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    42 13 maiden-aunt, the victim of her wealth and lineage. Miss Sackville West draws a flattering picture of Louis XIV; certainly it is a relief to turn to his straight-forward amours after the antics of his illustrious relatives male and female.
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    24 13 AN AMERICAN LOOKS AT THE THEATRE SKiHTS AND SPF.t I (ii by Mary McCarthy (Helnemann, iks.i. one ol the be fl Sh( pral fnlly
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    157 13 BAD TIME WAS HAD BY ALL THE CHAINS OF LOVE; By Zoe Oldenbourg, translated by Michael Sullock (Gollanc- \Bs.). THIS French novel is the best 4 argument for decent, happy marriage that I can recommend. Nobody m it is married. Everybody m it is fruitfully chasing somebody of the opposite
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    146 13 Life's fun in the post-war Navy rtmv Xl INH) BOYS, IWy 1 Fuller. I>«-4itsch. FTv From nes, .soiiu .sad, some funny m a private boarding school, the author evokes an almost magical impression of boyhood, i>itive, iever over.stat. WE JOINED THE NAVY. John Winton. Michael Joseph. 13s. 6d. Here is
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      1356 14  -  ALLAN LEWIS 1 •••■•■•Ill 1 1 11 11 1 Class 2 Division I—6 Furlongs Blat k (.old V\ M.d. ->if I ion hi. Haiidsoni. H.ON, 1 udy Jamlx 8 OK, Nuini-inatr HOT. I ol< do |.#7, Smj-oi a II s 1),,, I nil HotiM-
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    156 14 Class 2 Division 2— one mile Happy Life 900, Emerald Bay l.tt, Screen Plaj 8.11. p; (W-mhira 8.10. Mirophli B.OS, Meteorite II 8.0.:, Wlnterdrina 7.11, Vital Chaaec 7.11. Cianelon 7.00, Thanks A Million 7.09. |~IANELON IS MY SELECTION FOR THE Cl VJT DIV. 2 ONE
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    106 15 BRUSH UP YOUR BRIDGE nd .slams :.ivourable i ample with JS V mt, South and North One 1! T l Diamond.; Three DiaNorth was n»ht to Diamonds la not a m standard Bridge, ia d the minimum for er-One w sponae. I take a better md alter applying ..ne loser
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    145 15 1 Included m the Briti h and Irish Wall, i Cup golf team tQ meet the United States amateurs at MuiiTield, East Lothian. Scotland, on May 15 and 10. They arc M. S. Lunt <Moseley), d m. Marsh 'Southport and Ainsdalet and J. Walker
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    42 15 Hickson (white shirt), the Everton centre forward, and Brown, the West Ham centre-half, get United »»|> m front of the West Ham goal during the English V.A. Div. 1 League match which West Ham won 3-2 at Upton Park. Sport and General picture.
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    28 15 Europe's zone for the 1951 Davis Cup opens m Cain today when the Unitec Arab Republic meet Ruma nia m their first rounc contest. I U.P.I
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    256 15 lAPANESE table tennis champions again d< J monstrated their superiority when tin beat West German women 3-0 and the men 5 m an international contest last night at D< naueschingen, West Germany. The West German wo- mens' champion. Hanne Schlaf, made a good start Insi world
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    117 15 Bougoure rides two winners at the Curragh £>y rma__u-«l uar w ma GARNET BOUGOURI I'ormeiU Mala leading Jockey, has begun his contract with Irish trainer Vincent O'Brien in the most MMtsful manner. 80 far Bou^ouir has taken part m 1*0 meetings riding a total ol six mounts. And only once
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    83 15 JAPANESE WIN US WRESTLING TITLES Two japanksl iron Uti at stillwater, Oklahoma lv.st night m the Grecu Roman divisions of the National Amateur Athh Union wrcstllni championships. The classic style wrc»tUng occupied 71 wrestlers at Oklahoma State University. The three-day freestyw championships began terday with 200 wrestlers competing. Japan's champions
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      142 15 Here is Germany s gH answer to Brigitte Bardot- Mf a Barbara Valentin- flt«i the cover and centre M Dages of this weeks ENDER! W^K Highlights of April 17 issue include: WJj^^^^^^^^ m Bandang THE MALAY HERCULES The Laws on Cambl.ng NKLVIN TAN B^ W Oscar Contest Results... 13 LUCKY
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      157 15 HJGH J GHJHGJ G (ills AC10 9 The outer limit <7) 7 r n k_ M_n,_»K_r 10. Pat returns and I prect lo oe or "Whethei v 0 .rkwirds (7) the CO. bat_-aidft to 2 G) 11 Of course he looks, ii R m um-^- -*«o the future (4) e
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    419 16 No U.K. protests and no promise made \|H Neil WcElroy, the r.s. Secrc 4?1 tar.v of Defence, said In Washington yesterday that the United States would continue making high altitude fights into Berlin "whenever «t is m our interests to make them." The state Department
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    170 16 iimi__,-MAN Koyal Air Force team fired Britain a first Thor intermediate ranee bal£l fnJrWf at V andenb *rg Air Force Base. /aiirornia yesterday. The launching, originally set for Tuesday k£ u een deIa y«* by a combination of echnical hitches
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    108 16 ol the BEATO Powers it m very v ell us it i.s. M Mr. Qadlr accompanied by his Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Mr M. s. A. Baig and Joint Secretary, Mr j' c;. Khai Mr. Qadir, quoting the SEATO communique, said the situation m Tlbel
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    31 16 A Comet IV of Argentine Airlines yesterday inaugu(l the first scheduled jet airline operations m Latin America with B flight from to Santiago, C'liil- Ler.
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    23 16 Influenza is now m epidemc form In Canberra and 5 r'irus infections are .sweep- J n° other Australian cities. J Router.
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    71 16 ■■iic iiiuune&iun government yesterd dn-w the exit permit of a Mr. Bcheele diplomatic employee of the Dutch Emb Jakarta, who was about to leave tor Ho I Ali ■> quit. I «poke.man, sa< ment i from Mr. Sri,. the relea.se of (oi h' t^SSSan^
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    61 16 The Chief of Staff of the Indonesian. Air Force. Air Force, Air Vice Marshal Suryadarma. yesterday railed on his fliers to 'be ready :o make a blitz attack," Anara news agenecy reported. The Marshal was Issuing m order of the day on the 3th
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      10 1 HI-FI and RADIO FREE PRESS SUPPLEMENT Friday, April 17, 1959^
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      520 1 from JOHN LAMBERT m LONDON BUT CONNIE FRANCIS^ BEST-SELLING GIRL SINGER, STILL FEELS A HUNGRY YEARNING CONNIE FRANCIS, the girl who has sold 5,000,000 records m one year, looked at herself m the mirror and said: "The trouble with success is that it
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      305 2 Jazz is out of diplomatic Coventry r^ A years m a sort of diplomatic Coventry, |azz has at last been accorded recognition m Washington \mJ ricas capital, as a fully fledged Power. Ii it i a <ii|M<uii;i(ir about-turn look place when 1,500 newly c onve r I c d inns,
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      DATELINE: NEW YORK
      174 2 show were the appearance of 61-year-old ragtime pianist Willie "The Lion" Smith, complete with his inevitable bowler hat and cigar; the whiplash drumming of Jo Jones (the Liberian Ambassador's wife leaned across to her neighbour and said "This sounds Just like home to me"); and the cool,
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      436 3 By LEONARD FEATHER the distinguished U.S. writer on jazz HOW do British jazz musicians become New York stars? Sometimes by accident, as m the case of Marian McPartland. Sometimes by design, as m the well-laid plans of George Shearing. Marian was once Margaret Turner,
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      219 3  -  ROBIN DOUGLAS HOME April It. >959. I,l^^'NT LISTS HIS AMBITION 3v /■\rKAH. I'D LIKE to write •fa musical And roy life story too." That was Count Basic's answer when asked if he had any particular ambition for the future now that he had been
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      318 4 Transistors open up a new world of sound for a11... FOR the first time, hi-fi stereophonic sound is not confined solely to Ihe en tertainraenl world. Many hard-of-hearing are m for the surprise of their lives they can now enjoy true "stereophonic" hearing.
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      163 4 WllE Studio Dynctic i a magnificent new pirk-up arm and cartrii was designed for profe* md broadit .studios and for the perfectionist In high fidelity systems for the ho It reproduces records with -tylus fore,, of only 1 to 2 gram The unique moving-mag-net design provides
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      716 8  -  J. STUBBS WALKER WHAT WILL BE THE ROLE OF THE ELECTRONIC COMPUTER IN INDUSTRY? By THE IMPACT of the electronic computer on scientific research is well known; the full significance of its effect on the industrial, commercial and economic life of Britain is now becoming
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      683 9 Yes, it is the classics that are setting all the big records! From DAVID ROSS Dateline: NEW YORK, Thursday LEADERS m the record industry maintain that America's enthusiasm for popular music is onlj part of the story and they point to the steady upswing m the classical record market Io
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        384 10 lias aroused so much 1 interest among listeners since, more than a decade ago, LP> ushered m the age of high fidelity. Today, however, another milestone has been reached m sound reproduction. Man, m his quest to improve even on hi-fi,
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        THE DEMAND IS GROWING DAILY
        226 10 WITH the advent of stereo, a notable advance m the unending quest towards the perfect reproduction of stereophonic sound has at last reached practical form for the home listener. Music lovers can now bring the atmosphere of the concert hall or the opera house right
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      174 11 1 ion oi top Ameri- Basic. Herman, .y Goodman are already been. ct oi" *uch high- imports on both our own musi- important mi. FANS: The awe which greeted the first an bands has now d into quiet, disite. objective cntiii the visitors don't ip
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