The Singapore Free Press, 25 May 1959
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Title Section13 1959-05-25 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya'i Own Family Piper pore, Monday, May 25, |MO,13 words
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126 1959-05-25 1 yiR WINSTON CHURchill, who does not normally Urn public d this tribute to Mr. Dull. "John Foster Dulles i .an oi principle and gritv who. mple should long be remembered by those who put trust m freedom and fair dealii <mded tlit n of whole126 words
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229 1959-05-25 1 BIG 'WHERE-TO-VOTE?' WORRY FOR THOUSANDS Polling cards undelivered as people change address of cards telling: Singapore electors the polling station at r which they must vote on Saturday have been undelivered, creating a problem both for the Elections office and individuals. The Elections Office has been flooded with inquiries and229 words
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Article33 1959-05-25 1 U.S. exports to Iron Curtain countries jumped to US.$ll3 million last year, an increase of about U5527,000,000 over 1957. Imports from Communist nations rose by U552,700,000 to U5564,000,000. ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article95 1959-05-25 1 Seaman swept off sub in dive i BRITISH sailor was A standing on the upper deck of a submarine yesterday when it dived below the waters of Loch Fine, Scotland, without him. The sailor was on the bridge of the submarine Grampus during diving exercises and was apparently overlooked. TheReuter - 95 words
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Article27 1959-05-25 1 An woman, Lin Ah -atoned with a he tried to rea man who took her Ming $40 m worth $30 01 cross Street yesterday.27 words
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Article18 1959-05-25 1 Llpoa cases -ip to 930 ipore is ired a nonln nine lays' ent Mt.ua-18 words
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Article38 1959-05-25 1 h and lewellery $750 were stolen from a house m Rorhore Canal Ro; >.V. Tho owni'i c Slow children had left to g<< ivang. W». h«f eld at 3 40 p.n and ti38 words
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Article27 1959-05-25 1 Four members of a family of five were killed at Aarhus. Denmark, when their ear was smashed to bits by a speeding train.. U.P.I.U.P.I. - 27 words
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Article, Illustration44 1959-05-25 1 Actress Marie (The Body) Mac Donald I (above) and television I executive Lou Bass were married at Las Vegas m a surprise ceremony after Miss Mac Donald had finished a show at a gambling rasino. It was the 34-year-old actress's fifth marriage.44 words
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Article88 1959-05-25 1 Egyptian freighter intercepted AN Israeli coastguard launch yesterday intercepted a small Egyptian freighter reported to be within Israeli territorial waters and ordered it to the nearest Israeli port police sources said at Haifa. An official Israeli Army announcement said: "An Egyptian boat on her way from Egypt to the LebanonReuter - 88 words
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Article29 1959-05-25 1 June first rubber buyers f.o.b. opened m Singapore thi.s morning at hm-'.j centa pei lb., up seven-eighth- Ol a cent on Thursday's close. The tone was quiet.29 words
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Article180 1959-05-25 1 'A summit of the many' is urged Demoler Lyndon proposed In Texas, yester United Stu Communist a summit ie many" m "ild be 1 r may rewhore r foreign ow n n policy. fl d irl h< the Ar rlcan people." And Uu> country, he added, "must win the world'sU.P.I. - 180 words
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Article151 1959-05-25 1 Recess at Geneva Talks in U.S.? Rl SBIA agreed la»l night to recess the East v. (-(inference m (ieneva because of the death of Mr. John Foster Dulles. There was a possibility that the Soviet Foreign Minis ter, Mr. (iroinyko, might join the Western Bi< Three Ministers at Mr Dulles'Reuter; U.P.I. - 151 words
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Article, Illustration65 1959-05-25 2 picture. y PICTURED an* some of the winners of loft are Lim Lick (how, Miss Urn Hsin lOUriSm eSSay |he Singapore Junk* Chamber of Com- l"' n [T on Menu. Miss Kamialjit Soln, Mr. Nr Cheng Bok. president of the WinnGrS merce MMJ ront.st onFree Press - 65 words
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Article95 1959-05-25 2 SEVEN Chinese soldiers who have arrived m Misamari camp, near Tezpur along with Tibetan refugees have created a problem for the Indian authorities. The Tibetans refuse to allow them to live In the tamp with them and at present they are bein^ housed In police95 words
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Article63 1959-05-25 2 A Polish court found Frvderyk Tonike guilty on all counts charging him with Nazi war crimes, and .sentenced him to death, the Polish news agency PAP reported yesterday. At his trial at Voivod>hip court. Lublin. Tomke was accused ot taking an active part m the persecutionU.P.I. - 63 words
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Article73 1959-05-25 2 1 YU( book published In it Tito tour ol international lon The 200-page i devol ti» (i Endoi I Arab m D( ry. It of tlio toil) I .lay to The book .said V had "rosily mund a i ommon lai h the OiReuter - 73 words
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309 1959-05-25 2 Russia and U.K. sign $680 mil. trade pact OKITISII and Soviet trade experts yesterdt] signed a five-year trade agreement calling for Russia to buy £80 million ($6BO mil.) worth of goods m Britain m the first year. Sir David Eccles, President of the Board of Trade, indicated that British purchasesU.P.I. - 309 words
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491 1959-05-25 3 KIBUTES praising the late Mi. John Foster Dulles as a fighter for liberty I i m. m statesmen and politicians m all parts of tho non-Com- following the former Secretary of State's death yesterday morning. His death was reported without comment by the officialReuter - 491 words
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70 1959-05-25 3 Search for a Successor to Dr. Adenauer YE of West G illng Chris- Party is ex- again at question of M Dr. Konrad uicellor. Bundestag ip is also B ider the 1 meets toI virtually ed Presi- many on m to favour I ter, Herr his succes- ristian Deft vourDr.Reuter - 70 words
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Article, Illustration58 1959-05-25 3 jOVIN.I rSENO, nine, receives a Jovina took her primary examina- for the fust examination results Won only ID months ago. Since then i f th P u-a RkiiM sh< has towr< d the Grade I and Grade |rom t he principal of the Ked Shoes sy|lahi passin with honours iM58 words
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Article14 1959-05-25 3 ft Indonem sth B I PerAnl 1 on his the r havo U.P.I.U.P.I. - 14 words
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Article85 1959-05-25 3 London colour bar rally STRONG police relnf< menu were posted m London's X I l r Squar. terday to b rally calling halt to coloured immigration. Under the the coloured invasion," the meeting was held jointly by the White Del i i ague, with headquarters m race-torn Noil Hill, and85 words
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Article74 1959-05-25 3 The crowd included many coloured people who listened quietly throughout. A banner inscribed "Keep Britain White" stretched the whole of the width of the plinth of Nelson's Column, from which speakers ur^ed Government action to reject fur ther coloured immigrants. In a reference to the recent murder of WestReuter - 74 words
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Advertisement198 1959-05-25 3 LJ XjjxJ l X ISJ f? tX7 s L_ PROTECT YOUR EYES against harmful ultraviolet and infra red ray*. REMEMBER Umbral lenses are colour true and the best you can for sour eyes. Available at: CHAI MING OPTICAL CO. 67, South Bridge Road, Singapore. «/.'</ all reliable opticians and Department198 words
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Article245 1959-05-25 4 Opinion GET DOWN TO BUSINESS A. R two weeks ol wrangling, mutual recrimination and propaganda speeches, the Big lour Foreign Ministers have still to start negotiating. On *nday night the WeMn Ministers completed then pres< ntation oi their p;. which they ki they went to G' unacceptable to J today245 words
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Article, Illustration1153 1959-05-25 4 LEADING POLICY MAKER OP FREE WORLD JIN FOSIKH DULLES, ntty third iry ol State of the United St a t travelled around the world more than any other statesman before him shaping his country's foreign policy and preaching his gospel Of resistance to Communism. An eminent lawyer and already aReuter - 1,153 words
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Advertisement122 1959-05-25 4 /few/ max Factor curl contrl W Vf(V\ m 1 f\\t\ Pft\\V»* m u 't thout P enmrunt V \iu»» G io* Sor sticky syi< BY t^ Ai *o*** I *f r taili«« c rUt JB m 7 Spray first,., vomblnru Mt# J m and set your curls to M k.122 words
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Article, Illustration586 1959-05-25 5 P.M. RAMAN - WHERE FARMER'S VOTE IS LIKELY TO DECIDE ISSUE P. M. RAMAN Many new faces m the political arena I ■ti and tended to introduce parties and \UT constituencies covered hi tke flin the Counting centre at Bukit ntri. There are 36,320 voter a ■j|] S i s Mir ck'Ctioil v586 words
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Article119 1959-05-25 5 ■i nil Candidate r.trty Mr. Lee Khoon (hoy.. P./VP. Mr. Mm Siak Cum MM Mr Tan Lronij Terk I Mr. T. T K. Alexander VII Inche Viirob bin Mohammed I' I' Mr Prk Cheng (hum I Mr N sniR in. i Mr. On* Chang P A. P.119 words
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Article306 1959-05-25 6 Your Lucky STAR BORN today, you h.> tionally strong na which is continually b tween extreme en; rigid rationalisation You are rarely d< other person tlonall m turn frustrating to thi You are an ortglna have a .spiritual t: follow. Vo U will d vatlve which you meet contemporary n306 words
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Miscellaneous117 1959-05-25 6 ,11 I I II \IVKK l»> S^«lnr> Jordan -no APfiOSv- \~a7 THAT MOMENT A FAINT mEMO*?] STARTED ALBEADV- TMAT MAW' E O H£RE G -°Y S ES. TMAT 1 SHAXES^E «Zc«E T f PIAN6T .S B6GJNN.N6 J FBO g^Jg E c SJ^^ EP ULTAR-WMAT PP*^S| Ml S^EbSjG^ANE^ JTchECKED^HE J QUICKLY117 words
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Article404 1959-05-25 7 U.S. feels safe from an A-attack LESSON OF BERLIN TEST' I-, Herlm air tt almost ,/h elm' to the bePenUfon l.i. ted States ser- headquarters 111 that UM raited M-' 1 I lt pre Jent virtually ufefrtM Sdeai attack from KuU, according to Ihe London Times. daily portI BUt involved404 words
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Article221 1959-05-25 7 CHEAPER TO DESALT THE WATER? AN expert employed A by the U.S. Government has predicted that it will be ,;per some day to desalt ocean water than to develop new r supplies. Dr. A. L. Miller, director of t. rior Departline water office, >uld be the ult of a risingU.P.I. - 221 words
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Article121 1959-05-25 7 By PETER WOON pussiA is striding into xx the jet age at a staggering paco. When I landed on B.E.A. Viscount Flight 488 to open the flrat London-Moscow air service, I saw a fleet of modern Jet am which could matched on any alrfi.121 words
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Article, Illustration35 1959-05-25 7 picture. This trapeze line suit in black and green check with the very original shape is called "Avenue Matignon." It was one of the fashions shown bv Basta in Paris. PopperPopper - 35 words
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139 1959-05-25 7 FARMERS OF P.I. TURNING OVER TO MACHINES \1 I HANISED farming Li lowly gaining ground In the Philippines agricultural archipelago 7,000 inlands, according to agricultural ofT Manila. But, they add, it is CO much too slowly, for I production la hind the growth oi the population, estim il present, atReuter - 139 words
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Advertisement128 1959-05-25 7 FOUR MODELS l^kf I to choose y^yl V^^fl (Singapore) Ws zS JACK'S PHOTO CO is? Nort* t,,* 9 m. »>•»■» I SINCE 1815 jS^K THE SWISS WATCH /T^^^^L FOR ALL CLIMATES U^ -1 T GENEVE ftiW^^^ FAVRE LEUBA WATCH CO LTD P^WJ 1 TRANSHAILER IrftANSiSioßisto /ji B l oiioh a128 words
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Miscellaneous48 1959-05-25 7 Kiiiiiiiiiiimiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiimr- SINGAPORE HIGH TIDES! TODAY: 1.27 p.m. TOMORROW: 0.3f) a.m and 2.17 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 1.83 a.m. and 3.0(i p.m. E THURSDAY: 2.12 a.m. and 3.57 p.m. FRIDAY: 3.05 a.m. and 4.53 p.m. E SATURDAY: 4.07 a.m. E and 5.55 p.m. SUNDAY: 5.28 a.m and 6.59 p.m. "miiiiimiiiimimniiimiiiiiiiii" N48 words
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Article, Illustration119 1959-05-25 8 PERFORMANCES at the gala opening ceremony included two gymnastic displays by boys from the Chinese High School and Chung Cheng High School. There were also two folk dances by pupils of the Nan Chiau and Yoke Eng Girls' High Schools. The lantern dance by 200 girls from119 words
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Article, Illustration29 1959-05-25 9 THESE tiny tots are some of the 40 boys and ffirls from the Ming: (hong Primary School who took part m a physical culture dance.29 words
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Article, Illustration264 1959-05-25 9 STUDENTS FROM 87 SCHOOLS ■ILY decorated with flags and bunting, Bmgapore's Jalan ■rvir Stadium was Backed with over KoOO youthful specBitors at the weeklusion was the 18th Bnnual Chinese In-w-Schoo! Sports, Beclared open m an Riprts.>;vr ceremony By the Permanent B v to the Ed uBatimi Ministry, Mr. B v264 words
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Article, Illustration272 1959-05-25 10 The Three Capitals special every Monday m Ihe rree Press DEBS may be dead, lost, and unfavoured- but c lucky young things have just been preiitod to the Queen. With a flounce of their coy hite di and a Jerk at their jaunty tiaras272 words
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Article, Illustration86 1959-05-25 10 'ril», <Jt and Prince Philip spent visiting the Tort of London An thoi it After Inspecting the rious Wiirrhmi the royal visitor! had lunch at the P I X ueadquai nity Square. Then, aboard the P.L.A. \(ssci st. Katharine, they cruised through the Royal doelFex - 86 words
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Article, Illustration149 1959-05-25 10 The maximum mischief ROC, Kit PEYBEFITTE, at .">!. has achieved the double distinction of brinK France's most highly praisrd writer and its most notorious personage. After a series of acidly witty novels on homo- dlplnmricy and now all li i s book The Exiled of Capri. In previous novels highly149 words
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Article, Illustration229 1959-05-25 10 This was life in the White House AMERICA a new look the other at Life with as lived In the House, hoii Presideni it came 1 daugh;< meeting at the Wm, Press Club W n to talk over old I The story that brought the house down was told by229 words
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Article, Illustration832 1959-05-25 11 DAVID CARRITT - THE GRANDSON OF A BANKER FINDS RICHES IN ART DAVID CARRITT By fII my list of Proud PosI i place Roland Penrose, h aed the safe prospects bank to study painti, made iriends with nd the surrealists, wns, almost by accin the most valuable turea In England. nd of four832 words
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Article, Illustration292 1959-05-25 12 Nicotine increases acid m stomach a H-: qu< 'ion ha red in a will eptable to most scl< hut the answer won't p] smokers w\ have stomach ulci The Question Is, <i cretion ol acids from tin' lining? it had been answered with a and292 words
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71 1959-05-25 12 pRINCESS Margaret is shown a cigarette smoking machine by Dr. William Carruthers, head of the experiments department of Exeter University, during her recent visit there. The machine smokes about 300 cigarettes a day Six at one time and analyses the smoke as it inhales,71 words
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268 1959-05-25 12 jiJONIC bangs can cause heart attacks, according to the president of the American Academy of General Practice. The frightening noise of the shock waves, Dr. John Walsh, of Sacramento, told members of a recent assembly m SanFrancisco, can cause the human body268 words
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Article207 1959-05-25 12 Drug addiction Is now confined almost entirely to very poor and very rich countries, a spokesman for thi national police orgai tion. Inlerpol. In Mr. Jean Nepote, d. puty secretary-genera] oi Interpol, told a pr< it nearly all the Illicit international traffic In drur I207 words
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Article159 1959-05-25 12 NEW QUEST FOR SAFER PENICILLINS British and American scientists will join forces m a combined effort to produce stronger and safer penicillins by combining the method of synthesis discovered by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and the fermentation process developed by the British Beccham Group. Doctors on both sides of159 words
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Article, Illustration230 1959-05-25 13 IT PACKS 3 TIMES MORE ENERGY riiHE U.S. Air Force 1 that factor. Btatai icing a r< that packs t i: s the energy fuels. Bernard A. Shriever, the Air For 1 research and development, sad liquid cpected to be luel" lor Phi i <>wered230 words
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122 1959-05-25 13 A ol .scientists to dangeroua would result if 'ing continued the past five i on Pheir i 40 <' preNeumann, 'y p-o- -thai hazards an nail" from tests to date, but that "w e into serious trouble' il the fall problem If ignored.122 words
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232 1959-05-25 13 RUSSIAN SCIENTIST DISCOVERS NEW SOURCE OF POWER A TOP So vi. t astro<Y nunuT has forecast the disco "a new energy from a source hitherto unknown to physics the course of timThe scientist. Pi Nikolai Kozynv, who cently won world wide publicity with his reports of volcanic activity on the232 words
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Advertisement60 1959-05-25 13 /If U k m 1 n m mm Bfl i^ vj ii 1 1 nt I ENLARGER i^r^^^i >. ROBUST, BEAUTIFULLY FINISHID. AND ?ML X] BACKID lir NEARLY THIRTY YEARS i fIRIENCI OF ENLARGER DrSIGN AND MANUFACTURE, THE GNOME RANGE COVERS FROM Jirnm to 4 plot* 11 Jl 10J NORTH60 words
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Article, Illustration139 1959-05-25 14 UPSIDE DOWN GIRL i nr n^ TUBVEI head heeli E goes tin- «irl who I just cannot stand j E still on her feel. Slit- is Miss Dcflllsc (ioddard, who while Other young: women k<> dancing .md romancing, prefers to practise sutner- sault^iH the K.vnin- asium. Hut her keenness pays139 words
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Article89 1959-05-25 14 /U.RMANYS Wolfgang Seill del and Edgar Barth. driving a 1,500 cc Porsche. y( te relay won the l.oim kilore ")2t;; miles) Tar io on the mountainous Madonh track near Palermo, Blcilj econd event m the world championship. Ferrari, whose ear>, were ninated m a series of mishaps, hadReuter - 89 words
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Article, Illustration39 1959-05-25 14 John Kelley of Boston i ecame tin- Aral man to win the American Amateur Athletic Union marathon Ip four times He ran the 2G miles 38f> m 2hr. 21min. 54 mile ahead of his two R39 words
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Article226 1959-05-25 14 UNSEEDED lan Vermaak, South Africa's number tun player, overwhelmed stateless Laclislav Legenstcin 6-1, 6-3. 6-3 yesterday to win a place m the men's singles quarterfinals of the French Lawn Tennis Championships m Paris. Martin Mulligan or Australia, who won through on Saturday, la the onlyReuter - 226 words
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449 1959-05-25 14 Hv ARCHIE QUICK. THE entire future of county cricket lies in the hands of the professional players," Ueut.-Col. O. B. Grimston, Secretary of Sussex, told me at an interval in the Sussex-Hampshire match at H<>\ How right he is, but the shadow of the averwhich449 words
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Article152 1959-05-25 14 BRUSH UP YOUR BRIDGE Nwth^outh <41ne< 0A X 8 854 *X a 8 4 1 7 i 10 7 2 $QJ 9 4 6 X 8 A Q 10 MORTH-801 reach contract on todaj rtin« begun with south. One Diamond and One Bpadt b After two faced with »n Two152 words
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Miscellaneous198 1959-05-25 14 CLUE! ACROSS (7j. 1 Taken by actors oversea 6 Just the person one woulc (7, 5). expect to find at BlffOfl 8 What has been left out (B>. (6. 6). 9 Cliff face resulting from the 7 Having one is not fti all th< pounding of the waves? (4). same198 words
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308 1959-05-25 15 TOKYO PUTS OLYMPIC CLAIMS TO lOC TODAY r riu; International Olympic Committee <ioc> meeti In Munich toiaj to hear delegations from Tokyo, BrussHs, Detroit and Vienna candidate cities for the IW4 Olympic Game* Each delegation will have 45 minutes m which to present their |)1 for staging the Games andReuter - 308 words
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276 1959-05-25 15 Earth tremor as England lose again r \Gl |)s loccer h prestige had anlltllt severe Jolt jrei terda> "hen tll < v 5S tbrtr th,rd Recessive defeat of |he four-match tour 0 the imerieai. m earth tremor, which ast ed about 21 seconds, after Mex}co had >(|)H(1 the winning goalReuter - 276 words
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Article56 1959-05-25 15 Ilum, conqueror lerby favourite I 111 m the Prix f month ago, was t i tremendous i Prix D'Aru at terday. Dupre's Grio I In front of owned by de Waldner. ith M n CunningI a neck lurrd of the 11 im was n 6 toReuter - 56 words
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Article109 1959-05-25 15 NOTTINGHAM Forest, the English F.A. Cup winners, were beaten 1-0 by Oviedo. the Spanish first division team, m Oviedo yesterday. There was no score at halftime. In Aarhus. Denmark, the Scottish touring soccer team drew 3-3 with a Jutland XI after leading 2-0 at hall -timeReuter - 109 words
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Article146 1959-05-25 15 iEAVYWEIGHT challenger Ingemar Johansson 1 day announced the dismissal of n »rmate who could have boon a "spy" for world Floyd Patterson. dish Ingemar resinned training: at tho Country Club after a four-day layii an ailing back. He ran four mile? on the road. He isU.P. - 146 words
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Article33 1959-05-25 15 backed English colt for the E] Derby, is back m full work after a setback In training. but then till a doubt about his running m the ;<• on .1 ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article169 1959-05-25 15 SOCKET COSTS MATCH Worst golf moments By JOHN INGRAM OXFORD lost the University goli match by one shot a never-to-be-forgot-ten socket* which flew crazlly oir the tee, scattering spectators. Th<» striker was Tony (now Colonel) Duncan, all square with two holes to play m a singles encounter with Hugh Neilson169 words
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Article45 1959-05-25 15 Paris Racing club boat Mont de Mar.san 8-3 y< ctay to Win the French Rugby Union championship. The winners l^d H-o ;it halltime. The Racing club's points came from a try and .1 Mont de Mar.san r< with a penalty goal, ReuterReuter - 45 words
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Article, Illustration70 1959-05-25 15 hill UVII II >!<(! two the Singapore (lulls Gap lull climb, lit his "Nyllir Sp. pi' fund lrfl>. li«- won r\i ni i.ii Sport 1,000 < m i i- Mr tOOh the Spot I i rnf m 50 s i noth< i i r t oid.Free Press - 70 words
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Article, Illustration80 1959-05-25 15 SUBVERSION in Malaya M.i!.i\.t is |he point of Smith I i i and .'i 10l of people think n area where World will Im i ll.lt <lo J OUI ihoul id Mai t i m d i< I rui i n I polil i m .it |ii< hi. i tlir80 words
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252 1959-05-25 16 KRUSHCHEV MAY HOLD A RED SUMMIT IN ALBANIA imunisl summit conference when he flies from M Alban tour beginning today, according to London diplomatic ODSerVi Th< Premier, r (juo Orotewohl, i.s officially on h >liday m tei n Eu reported to be m Albania. The Pi of Bulgaria and RumaniaU.P.I. - 252 words
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Article29 1959-05-25 16 Actress Debbie Reynolds, divorced wife of crooner Eddie Fisher, said m New York yesterday that she had no plans at the moment to remarry. U.P.I.U.P.I. - 29 words
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Article84 1959-05-25 16 'AFRICANS FROZEN TO DEATH' AFRICANS are threatened with starvation and some may have frozen to death after the heaviest snowfalls for the past 30 years m the Mokhotlong area of the British protectorate of Basutoland. Mr. David Alexander, director of a transport company, who had flown out of the area84 words
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Article67 1959-05-25 16 More than 51.200 persons have applied lor voluntary transmigration from Java to less crowded areas of India, according to Dr. F. L. Tobing, Minister of Transmigration Affairs. ll*' said 100,000 persons i) I'hcduled to be moved from Java to other islands —primarily Borneo and SumatraU.P.I. - 67 words
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Article143 1959-05-25 16 New London fashion week opens JYjORE THAN 100 overseas fashion buyers from some 21 countries have been converging on London this weekend for the openin" today of the first fashion week organised by the new London fashion group of ready- to-wear manufacturers. The week will be opened by Britain's leading143 words
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Article106 1959-05-25 16 FREEDOM MOVEMENT UGANDA THE LEADERS of the proscribed Uganda National Movement have announced the formation of a new organisation called the Uganda Freedom Movement with aims similar to those of the National Movement. The National Movement was banned by the Uganda Government on Saturday on the ground that intimidation arisingReuter - 106 words
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Article15 1959-05-25 16 President Sukarno of Indonesia continued yesterday his sightseeing tour of Buenos Aires. U.P.I.U.P.I. - 15 words
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Article144 1959-05-25 16 rplIE significance of Commonwealth Day was brought home to thousands of students m Singapore this morning when their principals read out a brief message from Air Marshal Sir Victor Goddard, president of the Commonwealth Day Movement. Air Marshal Goddard i: "Let us all wish each other many happy144 words
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Article90 1959-05-25 16 Neutral summit hopes dim foreign Minister,*" ference n Report lrom Repubi.. Iku, smi the Indian Govern men! on the need f», meeting betweeg p., sident Nasser, Nehru and Preside^ Tito of VuiosUtU, Secret talks The iponson of this move were underwood to be planning an informal meeting brtween the headsReuter - 90 words
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