The Singapore Free Press, 8 June 1959

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper r ijflfftpe •l<i«l«v, Juju- 8 V 1959. frle« I
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    IT'S AN 8 A.M. START AS LEE GETS DOWN TO HIS TASK
    302 1 IT'S AN 8 A.M. START AS LEE GETS DOWN TO HIS TASK dkjioeji THK PRIME MINISTER of Singapore, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, &ot down to the. job of leading the Government of the island at 8 a.m. today. The Prime Minister's car, a Mercedes Benz, was parked under the steps
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    $1 ,270 gem haul
    21 1 Jewellery worth from a hou Siak Ke-w Avenue, Bennett te, lasi night. The house b. Kay ll'.
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    Lock icon Pact aim is Arab common market
    23 1 The United Arab 1 and Lebanon economic n day de c way for an "common mark U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Arias not liable under law of treason
    92 1 Arias not liable under law of treason non that Senor Arias, husband British ballerina. :got Fonteyn, had with the oiutionary inn a Cuban base, of treason, a rt has ruled m ity. n whether Senor be prosecuted reason it by Panapublic prosecu- id Sandoval. m Panama Ity iat, following decision,
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    RUBBER PRICE
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    Lock icon 'Cure kills mother, 3 children
    22 1 Reuter I SIX peoplill chikii m the crash < I mother ha altitude v I [I <l \< U.P.I.
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    Lock icon A test ban talks on last lap
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    U.K. flying saucer test is successful
    108 1 U.K. flying saucer test is successful IIItITAIN'S revolutionary "flying: saucer 1 hovercraft made its first success- fui flight yesterday, it was 1 announced m London List night, Tin* announcement was made jointly by Saunders Roe Ltd. and the National Research Development Corporation. The Hovercraft half air- raf t and half
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      69 1 ONE STEP AHEAD OF PROGRESS CONTINA MATIC II C. An inexpensive 35 mm camera, with many expensive camera features, built-in i posurc meter coupled to shutter, introduces automation into camera design. The new Pantar 2.H lernes now constructed from a high refractive index glass gives that extra "Zeiss" quality to
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    Lock icon Erhard expresses his disappointment
    327 2 Erhard expresses his disappointment ADENAUER'S DECISION REGRETTABLE IN GERMAN INTEREST hit LUDWIG XXII \Kl>. the West German Yin- Chancellor and Economics Minister, said m a filmed television Interview In Washington yesterday (hat Dr. Konrud Adman* decision to remain .is Chancellor was to be regretted m the German interest and also
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    Lock icon Crisis point as Big 4 seek Berlin formula
    187 2 Crisis point as Big 4 seek Berlin formula The four-week-old EastWest Foreign Ministers' conference la about to face its crisis point m its efforts to iind a compromise formula on Berlin for submission to a summit meeting. If the private meetings ol the next few day* go badly the conference
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    Lock icon Ike — 'Rotary is force for world peace'
    62 2 Ike 'Rotary is force for world peace' THE 50th annual Rotary International i (invention opened at Madison Square Garden, New York, last night with the reading of a message from 1 resident Eisenhower praising the organisation as a forte for world peace. Mr. Clifford Randall »f Milwaukee, president of the
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    Lock icon Soft drinks and jam firms merge
    24 2 me (m of tlio soft firm of Liml .livers b i imitcd i! lams announced 1 ion Reuter
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    Lock icon POLLS IN BURMA SOON
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    Lock icon Japs caught trying to steal trade secrets'
    142 2 THE People, a popular British Sunday newspaper, yesterday alleged that Japanese seamen were being u>od as "spies" m a campaign by Japanese industrialists to steal British industrial i Tli- paper claimed thai .seamen from Japanese ship anchored Birkenhead were ntly h >t< ;raphin
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      40 2 AMIR SONS j ORIENTAL CARPET SELL-OUT STOCK Orchard lid.. Siii^ipor* -<> lfe*^^^^^ rf*** is '"""'^bl Bf \>^Bk!^Bb. v^" "*t^ M if V mA «h«oUi. w,,h .h,, w amy flavour bu| q J V fftl H*£«!!!i!L-.fru« andNu,, T,iol, h. THEY ARE QOOD.
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      15 2 Coated Kinohkor 1:3,3 60 MX, B, 1 I/ 500 Aufomot.c Wm Mrtof rimmed I HOCI
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    Lock icon SHOTS FIRED AT PALACE
    134 3 SHOTS FIRED AT PALACE band ol n on the p. igua, with lace luard rebel move, submachine killed < lie «-t No-one mdd lace was iliac.• .iid lllt sew drunk. j u i unable t tlte ly whether j vas the woi >. ins on a spr< c Or a
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    Lock icon BELGIANS CHEER ALBERTS FIANCEE
    70 3 BELGIANS CHEER ALBERTS FIANCEE cheering Bei>ke through as Princ heir preto the Belgian drove through the Brussels yester Uh his Italian Princess PaoU Run 'alabria. r-old print officially i S th^ Belgiat the first timi J ne engagement ed on April 12. hMi left the ■ace of Laeken led outskirts
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    Lock icon Mintoffs threat to Britain
    15 3 Mintoff s threat to Britain r MalParty leai i ik to but I i: Reuter
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    Lock icon Report of chat with false— Menzies
    184 3 Report of chat with false— Menzies AUSTRALIA'S Prime Minister, rL Mr. R. (i. Mentiet, said m London yesterday an Australian newspaper report about a conversation he had with Princeu Margaret was "completely untrue." The report had said he had suggested to Princess Margaret that she should visit Australia before the
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    Lock icon Cheers & Raleigh touch in Portugal
    174 3 Cheers Raleigh touch in Portugal GUITAR music, dancing children and a cheering crowd of 1,000 fisherfolk greeted Princess Margaret when she arrived at Nazare yesterday during a long sight-see-ing drive into Portugal's countryside. As the Princess got out of her car three young women students, one of them with a
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    Lock icon US-BACKED RADIO BANS STOKOWSKI BROADCAST
    120 3 US-BACKED RADIO BANS STOKOWSKI BROADCAST 4 BROADCAST planned for yesterday of one ol the main events of this year's musical season 'm Berlin— Leopold Stokowski conducting the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra was cancelled by the West Berlin RIAS (Radio In the American Sector) radio station "tor political rOaS A n sDokesman
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    Lock icon 42 CENTS FOR MONTY'S NOTE
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    Lock icon This car runs on petrol or oil
    44 3 This car runs on petrol or oil A new type of motor capable of running on cither petrol or dlcsel.oil. which I 5 developed by a numof West German firms, has now reached the testing stage, a W» man Defen Mi spokesman > |n Reuter
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      161 3 CARL ZEISS SUNGLASSES Model U PROTECT YOUR EYES against harmful ultraviolet and Infra-red rays. REMEMBER Umbra) lenses are colour-true and the best you can get for your ej Available at: TAI JOO OPTICAL HOUSE, 418 -F North Bridge Road, Singapore 7 ana all reliable opticians and Depart mm t stores
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    The Singapore free press Opinion Other talks in Geneva
    194 4 The Singapore free press Opinion Other talks in Geneva Monday, June 8. I<T>9. IIfHATEVER the out- come of the longI drawn-out negotiations m Geneva be tween Red Cross officials of Japan and North Korea for the repatriation of Koreans from Japan, it is certain that only a very small proportion
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    Lock icon MAN WHO WANTS THEM TO SIT DOWN FOR A PINT
    593 4  - MAN WHO WANTS THEM TO SIT DOWN FOR A PINT George Bishop By THE man who uant.s 1 to change Britain's ions-standing beer drinking habits and make us all sit down to take this form of nourishment does not unlike most public men list any hobbi In "Who's Who." He
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    Lock icon Can one put price tag on justice?
    350 4 2IR David Robertson, the M.P. who first raised the "Waters cuse" m the House of Commons, told a crowded meeting at Thurso, Caithness, that among documents he sent to the Government on the subject was a letter from a man who claimed to
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    BY THE WAY
    218 4  -  Beachcomber la rpiip; old joke thai of 3,000 I pictures painted by are m Amerii apparently no lon thi oom In loi. When Poulenough art bu time :,< n OIU Ol I 1 "Utrillc He ilalnlng that Man ill while palm the picture, and Utrillo to linih
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      61 4 ENGAGEMENT RINGS BUYING THE RING TO SEAL HER ROMANCE IS ONE OF THE MOST IM PORTANT EVENTS IN H LIFE—MAKE SURE IT IS A RING WORTHY OF THE OCCASION CHOOSE YOUR RING FROM THE FASCI NATINC SELECTION S.P.H. DE SILVA LTD 45 High St. Airport Singapore. 6 Station Rd. Ipoh.
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      52 4 If you cannot feed baby will want to know that hr very best you can give him I can get to human milk Tiufood. It looks, t liko natural milk! Rcmnni on-Trufood and Cereal I teed to prodiu I for the best babies I w I 111 II Ml I'M
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    MINISTERS NOW GETTING TO GRIPS WITH MANY PROBLEMS
    269 5 MINISTERS NOW GETTING TO GRIPS WITH MANY PROBLEMS R/g shake-up m Covt. expected Minis! ent most 01 morning on it] tho stall d tl routine ol oin- tarl today v ms awaiting 11, Ol effect new I Big changes? Ministers are isit InstallaI I offices conh their Miduring the the
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    Mrs. Seow's pledge to the women
    225 5 Mil onlj woman member of the opposition In the new Legislative Assembly, Mrs. Scow Peck Lens, said yesterday that she would press tor equal status for women. Ifomen have suffered for so long and there should be no further delay m granting them their
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    Light opera by S'pore teachers
    25 5 '1 Bull] >pera, by i ultural Augusi l bo the fifth nted by within i 'o b<' i tlon i
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      102 5 "WHY NOT FLY THERE?' Sydney? Hongkong? London? Let us do your bookings you do the journey. Our expert assistance costs you nothing extra. COOKS WORLD TRAVEL SERVICE 39, Robinson Rd., Singapore. Tel: ***** Grams: Coupon ARCO 8-804 ITS FAMOUS VARIABLI ti^T,\^ 1/lmimMwA SHUTTER. *^*£&r^JP^^MS'JEjS 103, North Bridge Rd., and 255,
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      48 6 FRESHEST NEW TASTE IN SMOKING! J RCTM-TIF O&15 VWTH SOOTHIWO Mf KTMCH MIST' Menthol Mis! mal i ft rich tobacco fiJM n kite i freshness stays with lons after smoking, i S\lanuf*ctHre4 l>> I nhn,,n t H. 5.4., < 111 Si lIdII I If an, l I A 11.
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      199 6 Jl.il HAW Kl] liy S>iln< > Jordan TALK ABOUT NIECE SSi TV r H^ T- qJH BflflHf^CSl BEIMG THE AAOTMt HH^OS iflO/Jfc'D 7A/£T S/Vt/ltL BPt^^Zjl (NiVENTION BOY.YOU ATMOSPKL'BE ROCKET Should G.O FAU l^^_ Vi HVIHBB^~SHHHPViB^^^^A.^m B» TB -«*^^ff B^ $Mr you p<3Oc I I B^ wB b(u I I YOU
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      361 6 <» an tlc temp II stern control J o il you are to ai w\ Icti should be Frank and out Dot one to -put on" I II Your I! will m them may If 3 innot j what you mt, thei until you ran have l| with your Ideals.
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    Lock icon HE'S PROFESSIONAL NOW
    60 7 H E'S PROFESSIONAL NOW picture. Keith Haveshere. a 13-year-old schoolboy from llford, Essex, has just got his first professional engagement to appear at the world famous London Palladium. He sings to his own guitar accompaniment Above is young Keith at the London Palladium with Aleta Morrison, the girl who is
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    Lock icon A COUNCIL TO FIGHT TRADE BATTLE ?
    239 7 A COUNCIL TO FIGHT TRADE BATTLE World markets may decide cold war SENATOR Alexander Wiley, the senior Republican member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, s.mi In Washington that Congress should provide President Eiien hower with an economic warfare council to meet SUIO-Sovlet aggression m trade and production. President as
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    Space law now urgent
    169 7 r*R. Eugene Pepin, who helped draft the fir, t international aviation laws 5o years ago, says a new legal convention is urgently needed to control the use of space. Retiring as director of Me Gill University., Insti tute of Internal lonal All Law m Montreal. Dr
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    180,000 TARGET SET FOR BRITAIN'S ARMY
    152 7 180,000 TARGET SET FOR BRITAIN'S ARMY THE U.K. Secretary of 1 State for War, Mr. Christopher Soam c s, at Oxford that, when the last conscript h ad the British Arm the end of !962. it was hoped to army of around 180.000 men. tialii would Mr. Soamrs added: "It
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    First A-reactor in Africa
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      115 7 %CT THE WATCH OF Jll 4yj /a life time -"^^Ja WATERPROOF Jf^ i SHOCK PROTECTED \V^4 \^m UNBREAKAILE MAINSPRING jlLl^gassg^S^/ ""V^ V >s^ _^^TH E SWISS WATCH FOR ALL CLIMATES r f i Sold by till leading watch dealers 7ii\ ,8 iMI GENEVE FAVREXEUBA WATCH CO., LTPTI 18-FB/TTERY RD, SINGAPORE.
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      46 7 SINGAPORE I HIGH TIDES TODAY; 1'2.3(J p.m. and 1143 p.m. TOMORROW. 1.12 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 0.19 am. and 1.49 P'» THURSDAY: 0M a.m. and 2.26 p.m. FRIDAY: 1.37 a.m. and 3.05 p.m. SATURDAY: 2.22 a.m. and 3.5 i p.m. SUNDAY: 3.20 a.m. and 4.48 p.m. 1 1
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    GLAMOUF IN THE SUN...
    93 8 GLAMOUF IN THE SUN... WHERE there's sun you'll f; nr i l with a pretty smile... as fhesep I adequately show. v On the beach or m the quietn J the countryside, beauty comes ml own and photographers reach f or cameras. Bright sun and bright smiles J gether, and
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    Jackie likes waves
    42 9 Jackie likes waves KAY KAYSE (left) and PAT JOHNSON try new slants m headgear X 1 G II I Jackie Walker en|oyi the ua\«s at ii o rlda'i Mia m i Keaih. II dy WHITTAKER cools oil with p ilm frond r«ni
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    THE COUNTESS GOES INTO FILM BIZ
    438 10 The Three Capitals special -every Monday m The Free Press Ugan GourlayJ IT was tin' kind of room shown m jjloss\ magaitnes .is Betting for the Top People. Mirrored rittinrs and wallpaper with a bamboo motif transformed what th« Victorians built probably as a
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    News from Malaya
    54 10 "o v.mr Mmdi know and p Ihrli <)"" liclit Ihh tn ||,r •t. ton nf nrw, ml, R 1 »^nd miterly to JJ»»T»n .tudou »,,d r,. your ■uhsriiptlofM IJPl JP m uUtlon Manager. Iliid^l. lime* llousr. Kivrr Valley apore* „IUI, only $24.00 l»v nirmail »<• i X
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      FIXED FOR $30 a YEAR: ALL THOSE ODD JOBS
      64 10 YOU need a burst pipe fixed? Your hedges clipped? A baby-sitter? Or the TV set's broken down and you quickly want a new valve? Instead of telephoning plumbers, c!ectrirj;ins. and carpenters to «et these household chores done, thousands of Americans are
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      81 10 i hese «iiii>. arc spririKIng up all over th«- U.S.— and doing verj bl i 10 doll. 11 tli' \n liv t who will do aim anything from bi your tipsy husband hn [•If «< ni>;lit to fit,. is one of the touchstones oi lm< i llTffii snd »h. streamlined
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      73 10 by collecting 10 per cent on all the plumbers cai pent, nd electricians Dills. And these hai men are pleased to up with home ser\ because th« put m touch with pfentj of bus! I thru |oba that home service outfit* wont do. •ALike the lad) In i>.ii ailed hum.
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      119 10 BANDIT David Masio picked the wron when he stepped into the back of a 1959 Cadillac m a Bronx street and held a Kirn to the drivers head. The man at the wheel \eteran New York policeman 11 year old Mario Biaggi, m off-duty (lot I 'Drive," said the stickup
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    Princess tells Cocteau: Don't fret
    185 10 Princess tells Cocteau: Don't fret HAD a word Cocteau a matter which has caused him consid< able pain. During Prin Visit to Paris invited to a dinner at the British Emba and was quoted In a Pi newspaper m ly disparaymu tv Princ Anyone knowii I aid have SaFWhTt^ he
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    Paris's grand old lady celebrates 70th birthday
    293 11 Paris 's grand old lady celebrates 70th birthday Oiss best loved old ed her 70th birthday m thr city's finest tradition. attended Ifauric fain "i tin- .same them. The "old Lady" ua.s the Eiffel Tower, built Just 70 part of the I88«j I Khibttion. The lunch. In the m I
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    Lock icon ANNIGONI'S FACE IN 5,000
    55 11 WORLD famous artist Annigoni is seen mpleting the portrait sketch of 16-year-old Iglish drama student, Elizabeth Compton, lose face was chosen by him from 5,000 entries m a competition organised by a British paper. Elizabeth flew to Florence for a week to pose two hours a
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    SUCCESS SECRET IN ECONOMY RUNS
    164 11 SUCCESS SECRET IN ECONOMY RUNS i^VERY year petrol J companii <• a dealers and manufacturers organise "economy runs" durin which powerful c cover lonK (list an at fairly nigh averages on almost, unbelii ably small quantities of fuel. 'Die key to th« whole business i.s how to lose the leaden
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    THEY'RE ALL AFTER THAT BIG FISH
    198 11 THEY'RE ALL AFTER THAT BIG FISH A BIG FISH m a moat deep In the heari of Westminster has caused quite a stir among those fly-casting philosophers who are by profession members of Parliament and members of the City and other offices of distinction. Among them Is Sir Roger .Conant,
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    110 11 \vii\T.' said Mr. Justice Henry Wynn-Parry In the British Hijh Conn, "is a stripctte? I suppose I ought to have judicial knowledge of a stripette?" "We wore born m a different era, my lord," replied counsel C, R, I>. Richmount. "Apparently a
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    14 11 I thought \<mi s.iid (liis stuff had no lion with the I Isonhower Doctriin
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    SIX WHO YEARN FOR THE DOCTOR'S KNIFE
    408 12 SIX WHO YEARN FOR THE DOCTOR'S KNIFE r DOCTORS m London have sent out a professional S.O.S. call m ii bid to trace >i\ ni\s(ii> patients who make a habit of having major surgical operations they do not really need. The th cc men and three women, using any half-dozen
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    Aid for unborn babies
    119 12 IN SPITE OF all the efforts of Britain's doctors, the number of stillbirths m that country has remained stubbornly around 18.000 a year for the past ten years. Now a 45-year-old medical physicist, Mr. Lionel Fothergill, has invented a new electronic stethoscope, simple enough to be
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    Probe to make that old bully beef smell good
    357 12 r FO HELP provid e A tastier rations for the United States armed forces, scientists at Battelle Memorial Institute In America are investigating the relation between physical properties of substances and their effect on the human sense of smell. 'We know
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    WHY DO CHILDREN START SMOKING?
    152 12 Intensive investigation begins An int inquiry to discover why people smoke is being earned out by doctors and ta of the London School of Hygiene. Their f inquiry into the mokirm habits of nearly ioolchildrm ha.s convinced them that m ile the habit i^ (irmly
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      31 12 .Sn// a bif worried about those buiineu lunches I 4 -q^^ J S /or expert <^^n C^x pzokint: re/not insurance PHON 3224? a/rf TRANSPORT* STORAGE LTD M. M( h| t>,,, 4
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    NOW SCIENCE BRINGS YOU
    856 13 High fidelity has failed at lifelike reproduction A concert hall right m your living room v IRONICS U ..'lit the con- world, formeily privilege of the !t w into the home ol ,ne. But only a reproduction, which st iU lacks some of those elusive qualities
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    Hailsham inspects a Russian invention
    61 13 l( >Ki) HAILSHAM tries a radio Russian thcrmo-elec-ilor mounted around the oi kerosene lamp above < Ml. I he jfonerator, on show al Ilir International Translator BxhlW lion m London, w.is developed Professor lolfe ol the Leri rrad insiiim ml < onducto It ton tne
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    BRUSH UP YOUR BRIDGE
    220 14 BRUSH UP YOUR BRIDGE by M. Harrison -Cray UtaArr Game nil N VJB7 6 4 2 ♦Wloy6♦ X 5 4 S W 10 5 9 X 830K 7 6 2 4A985 4 10 6 4 #A J 2 tf A 9 3 0 QlO 5 4 Q J 7 1
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    THREE WINNERS TO WARD
    1040 14  -  ALLAN LEWIS Sunday racing draws Mm m m m big crowds -By— AK'MII'K \V\Kl> v.is m good form at Ipoli resterday, riding three winners, Roman Galley, Hi^h Socks and White Heather. I thought his Judgement on High Socks was perfe< He allowed everything m turn to
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    Lock icon FRASER BEATS ROY EMERSON
    42 14 Neale Fraser, Austral leading challenger for year's Wimbled* i: title, beat tellow Australian Roy Emerson 6-2. 6-4. 3-6 6-2; m the men's singli international lawn te tournament tn Bare:. last night. The match was played indoors bee Reuter
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    STIRLING MOSS IN FIRST PLACE
    104 14 ORITAIN'S Stirling Moss and Jack Fairman, driving an Aston Martin DBR 1 300. won the 1,000 kilometres (621 miles) sports car race at Buerburgring, West Germany, yesterday. This win gave Aston Martins their third successive success m the event, which counts towards the World Sports
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    Lock icon ENGLISHMAN BUILDS U.S. RUGGER SIDE
    391 14  - ENGLISHMAN BUILDS U.S. RUGGER SIDE JOHN BAKER By Till Dartmouth College Rugby Football Club of New York, which caused a minor sensation m the English sports world last winter by beating five out of the' seven crack English club sides they played, would like to try to repeat that success
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      138 14 CLUES \< ROSS (5). 1 Pull to the watei 5 at r> B n i» (Anagram) that's a Riiide to ItrokC (7». fT no, ,i»f, „v urn b. Ld ln London of tlie law! 7 Then come kiss me sw-ppt 8 1.. ol Information due to and...." iTwSfth NiSit Kpringing
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    Lock icon FAST SCORING AS WORCESTER CHASE THE RUNS
    484 15 ii'OKCFSIfcKSHIKk S opening batsmen Cej lon-born Laddie Outsrhoorii and England resl player Don Kenyon put their team m line for £500 prize being ottered for the season*! fastest 200 runs m the first Innings (ll a county championship cricket match. playing against Nottinghamshire
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    Lock icon GOOD START BY JAPAN IN ASIAN BASEBALL
    51 15 I! PhilippJ terday m tlio I < the rhird ball Champion--1 m -tors imea tournameni June 13. m econd I \hr day between th( other tournameni South Korea fl t Nationalist China 6-4 Japan will vie With Nat lot. South Korea with thlippines
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    Lock icon Nat. China to re-apply —but what name?
    358 15 RATIONALIST Chinese ambassador In Washington, c;ror K k. y< h, said \i .\w s f* r ay llis (ollntrv *ould apply under another name to compete In the i%o Olympic Games. But m Talpeh it was being Mated thai the Nationalist Oovemment win
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    SPORTRAIT
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