The Singapore Free Press, 18 June 1959

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    13 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS No. *****. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1959 15 CENTS.
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    Opinion And still no Art Gallery
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    THE PADANG NEXT
    304 1 A* Govt, may examine terms of lease of buildings SCC and SRC likely to lose •THE Singapore Cricket Club 1 and the Singapore Recreation Club are likely to lose their rights to make exclusive use of the padann in front of the City Hall. The Free Press
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    MISSING BOY IN S'PORE
    88 1 THE 14-year-old school- j boy. K Sivananthavel, who has be< missing irom his home in Seremban since j March 20. wi n in Singapore yesterday. The boy called at Mi Stephen's homo at Lothian House, Grange Road, and Iced for a job. He said that he
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    Lock icon Dev quits as Eire Premier
    112 1 Dev quits as Eire Premier DUBLIN. Thurs.—Sevent> six year old Mr. Eamon d<- Valera resigned la^t night as Prime Minister of the Irish Republic. The announcement was made after voting had ended in the election lor a new President in which Mr de Valera was a candidate. Political observers interpreted
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    WHAT WILL GROMYKO DO? RIDDLE OF GENEVA
    263 1 WHAT WILL GROMYKO DO? RIDDLE OF GENEVA GENEVA. Thursday MR. ANDREI GROMYKO will settle the late of the 39 day old Foreign Ministers' conference here this afternoon when he gives the considered Soviet reply to the final Western proposals for an interim Berlin settlement. Although the Soviet Foreign Minist- iporarily
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    CLUB PARTI
    14 1 The Red Cross Old People's Club will hold a pGovernment Hou>--4 p.m.
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    She's fascinated by Singapore customs
    95 1 I N U \l Kt aIiKM- [in methods and procedure for a croup < tisurance on a tour ,n nnmit puri ial con!11N who left Kong sh« K3S t .Is ciliated by the diversity <»f customs followed by the st.ttt cosmopolitan p<>- pulation. Shr had
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    Gagged and robbed
    33 1 Gagged and robbed Four ii aided a lonely farmhouse in Jalan Übi. i Singai a t r la-t night and got th SlT0 V v The farmer. Long Yoew, tied up and gagged.
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    Lock icon Strikes, lockouts in UK affect 240,000
    207 1 about 210.000 British workers threatened the 5 ther 30,000 en industrial disputes today. DO printing trade workers began a stoppage which, by the nearly 5.0h0 printing firms and provincial newspapers an. ting of nearly 3,000 printing workers was told in London might iio on
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    Lock icon Oil ON HOLIDAY
    42 1 picture. Mr ii Umont, an American engineer working in Jakarta, and "is wife, who left Singapore this morning for a threemonth holiday in Arkansas, United States. Mr. l.amonl JefUsid to answer ,««F«-- <> f hls work in Jakarta Free Press
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    Rubber up
    32 1 July first grade rub. ber buyers f.o.b. opened in Singapore this morning at 971- cents per lb up one and a quarter cents on Tuesday's close. The. tone was uncertain.
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    Lock icon POLICE CHARGE MOB
    104 1 TRIVANDRUM. < Kerala*, Thurs Police charged. swinging lathis, and then fired into the air yesterday to disperse rival Communist and non-Com-munist mobs pelting each other with .-tones at the town oi Dhanuvachapuram, about 15 miles from here. Meanwhile, police here dispersed 554 pickets b a chang< of
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    Car crash victim No. 3 dies
    60 1 Car crash victim No. 3 dies NORMAN StoUl <l>«* rt ■terdas in ll British Military H< tal. Sinsapon <»1 jurit -s received! in a crash in Holland Road on Tut mI ire! in t about 1 tan »^d 17. Rob* Stobie worked counts next-of-kin in Bi Mr Stobie died Übral
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    Lock icon S. AFRICA TREASON TRIAL MUST CONTINUE
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    Lock icon Revolt in Tibet: Reds seise over 10 Nepalese
    85 3 K -Chinnd inand Tl. told Chi: would "co: Lands seized also in- have !he monaM fully under nd are distributi: a- they h. to pay no rent lor working them. Tnose monasteries which ••d ni direct complicity in the recent revolt in
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    Lock icon WOMAN JUROR WINKED AT LIBERACE BEFORE VERDICT—PRESS
    213 3 WOMAN JUROR WINKED AT LIBERACE BEFORE VERDICT— PRESS I WOUld D Oil 'Looked tired' Tilled tbling :niies But I jt to have shown to Libt Tiu Splashed i did u Th< ashes jury The Daily Herald quotes her husband ie to Britain from tralia in lilt also re] in an
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    Lock icon U.K. cash aid for Cyprus hinted
    47 3 U.K. cash aid for Cyprus hinted NICAOSIA. Thurs. The j s Governor of Cyprus, Sir Hugh Foot, has told the Cyprus j transitional Cabinet that he j expects the British Govern- ment to grant financial ai%i to the island. Greek press re- j ported here yesterday. Reuter
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    Lock icon TOP-LEVEL VIEW OF LONDON
    69 3 GOINO I 1* in the world is this girafft East A It is being unloaded nd ill from the liner Royal Albert Docks, ration, two more of tl turn below. The giraffes were part oi a bin consignment of animals and birds brought from >lomb.i>a in
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    Lock icon U.K. Government has right of veto over all U.S. planes in Britain
    445 3 U.K. Government has right of veto over all U.S. planes in Britain YIR. DUNCAN SANDYS, Minister of Defence, j i made it clear yesterday that, if American N.A.T.O. fighter-bombers were moved from France to Britain, they could not operate from British bases in an emergency except by a joint decision
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    Lock icon LAOTIAN REBELS FLEE TO N. VIETNAM
    163 3 LAOTIAN REBELS FLEE TO N. VIETNAM BANGKOK. Thur.s. The .Royal Laotian Government decided at an extraordinary Cabinet meeting la.st week to lift the protection measures it had taken lor the safety of former members of the Communistled Pathet Lao movement, according to a press communique by the Laotian Minister of
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    Lock icon KISS BID ON STAGE UPSETS SABRINA BUT SHOW GOES ON
    126 3 KISS BID ON STAGE UPSETS SABRINA BUT SHOW GOES ON PERTH, Thurs. Shapely British stage actress Sabrina struggled with a man who tried to kiss her on the stage of Her Majesty's Theatre here last night. She fell down, and her attempts to push the man away were ham- pered
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    D-DAY
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    FACE TO FACE WITH FIVE GERMANS IN A MINEFIELD
    787 4  - FACE TO FACE WITH FIVE GERMANS IN A MINEFIELD DAVID HOWARTH H 6 a.m. and all the might that Freedom could IJLI Ho Ivy _1_ IAJLIi^ flip h^itfprpfl oi IN ormandy THE shore was now close. Landing craft armed with 4.7in. guns were closing in on either side, shooting at
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      212 4 HE IS A little man in a big war. This is his testing time, multiplied a million times over for freedom, for us. This is his beach, not the beach the planners intended, but there are Cermans here, surprised, like the planners, but still lethal. Onwards the little man. He
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      5 4 y Copyright David Howarth, 1959
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    Lock icon FALLS-by accident-KILL 20,000 IN U.S. EACH YEAR
    67 5 FALLS-by accidentKILL 20,000 IN U.S. EACH YEAR •AL fall ounl for more Hum in tin* United u uins of the Metror Life Insurance < onip suiting From such falls tinus li used bv fires imes thai resulting i idents involving ml about s Ihe toll from accidents Mostly older people
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    Lock icon The Himalayan Season is so popular...
    814 5 The Himalayan Season is so popular... GEOFFREY lIMESON REPORTS FROM KARACHI ON THE NEW CLIMBERS THE mountain climbing season has stun-, ed in Northern Pakistan and five overseas expeditions have this summer headed into the glacial Himalayas. A six-man British team led by 31-year-old Dr. Keith Warburton, of Liverpool and
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      156 5 JIH MWVKi; liv Sydney Jordan A DATOO^L.^G NiC+iT MATCH MAN PAYS L lAv THESE NOQTH&9N LATITUDES. j YIET T«£ TUING> WHICH HAS COME TO THIS TTLG i~EED TO THE QUICK FLASH THE APCTIC AUQOQA IS A LONELV PLACE IS NOT OF TEDBESTRIAL OQICIN >lAMIKAKi: br Lee Falk and Phil Davis
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    POLAND IS KEY BRIDGEHEAD OF GOOD WILL TO WEST
    373 6 POLAND IS KEY BRIDGEHEAD OF GOOD WILL TO WEST SEFTON DELMER reports from Warsaw FOR the past fortnight I have been travelling up and down the new Poland, gayest, free-est, and most friendly country in the Soviet bloc. Friendly to the West and Western ideas and particularly friendly to Britain.
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    BY THE WAY
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    IN YAKUTSK THEY QUIZ ME ABOUT U.K. SOCCER
    821 6  -  CHRISTOPHER DOBSON sends this second dispatch from the 'Wild West on which Russia is pinning her hopes for the future. This is the land of diamond fields, petrol, iron and coal all waiting to be From LWSIDE SIBERIA 'rHE st 1 are
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    Plea for teachers
    90 6 Plea for teachers SIR. one of the matters which should be given top priority by the Singapore Government Is the recognition of the Indian University degrees held by teachers in Singapore schools. Witti the government's policy of safeguarding the interests of the minorities, it is hoped early action will be
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      54 6 fg dgf gsf d 1.00 PM PROGRAMME SUMMARY; 1.02 LUM HTIME PROM; 1.30 THE NEWS; 1.40 NEWSTALK; 1.45—200 TURN ON THE HEAT Chris Barber and his Orchestra: 5.00 PROGRAMME SUMMARY; S.t3 MASTERS Ol MELODY. Richard Rod- > JO CHILDREN S BARN DANCE. Host and Caller: B:il Cam 2. From Carlisle.
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      49 6 CALLING ALL HOSPITALS Specially compiled and presented for those in hospitals by Maisie Conceicao; 6.45 SINSET SERENADE An interlude of music; 6.53 ANNOUNCEMENTS; 6.55 SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET REPORT; 7.00 THE NEWS; 7 10 NEWSTALK; 7.15 THE NBC. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Symphony in D Major ••Classical*' Op 25.. Prokofiev; 7.30 SATELLITE
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      65 6 SEVEN. Sixth in a series for children of all ages by Angus MacVicar. "Zero Hour" (A repeat of last Sunday's programme). 7.45 FOUR WITH A HAMMOND. 8.00 IN THE NEWS In which a panel of journalists discuss foreign affairs. The chairman is Derek Cooper. 8.30 BE OUR GUEST. Ho Ah
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      51 6 lighting youth at work and at play. Produced by Kingsley Morrando. 9.15 MAKE MINE MUSIC. Terence De Souza at the Hammond Organ. 9.30 THE NEWS; 9 40 SINGAPORE SPORTS RESULTS: 9.45 RADIO RANCE; 10.00 ASIAN CLUB. Children's Television." Guest speaker: Owen Reed. Head of the BBC's Children's Television. 10.30—11.00 THE
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    SINGAPORE GOVT. PLANS A SWITCH IN TOP JOBS
    40 7 Review of all senior appointments under way VPORJ v eminent officers are expecta l>k switch of top appointments, in.l >oimes told the Free Press this nil appointments is being \bsorbed ider Je-
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    Visit to cemetery
    82 7 Malays in Singapore yesterday celebrated Hari Raya Haji in a quiet way. For most oi them it was a day of visits to friends and relatives after their prayers in the morning. Hundreds visited the cemetery in Bartley Road to pray at the graves of relatives. Picture
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    Tourist industry: Review by Govt.
    89 7 T^HE Government is be- ved to be re-as-position with the tourist inin Singapore and the meantime has en instructions for Department of To to close down months. which oi the Mr. R.A. to by surprise >n. onomy move the another move cut And did not
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    Repairs? Yes...on one condition
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    Faculty for Law early in Nov.
    257 7 Faculty for Law early in Nov. THE new faculty of the University of Malaya (Singapore) for law studies—is expected to be created in early November. The University Senate and Council has approved the setting-up of the faculty. The Dean of the new faculty will be cnosen by the faculty itself.
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    New Singapore Bar Committee
    50 7 Mr. K T. Ooi has been reelected chairman of the Singapore Bar Committee for 1959/1960. re-elected are Messrs. R. H. Green. T. E Atkinson. Dennis Lee Kim Ye": and P. Coomaraswamy (secretary*. New committee members are Messrs. Robert Hsieh. Y. R. Jumabhoy and Tan Tee Seng
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    X-RAY DRIVE MAY BE THE FIRST OF MANY
    217 7 X-RAY DRIVE MAY BE THE FIRST OF MANY rrHE street-by-street X-ray campaign to be launched in Tanjong; Pagar on July 1 by the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association may be forerunner of others throughout the island, :As Medical Director. Dr. N. C. Sen-Gupta, told the Free Press yesterday. j Recalling that the
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    'Singapore must have a legal draftsman'
    226 7 'Singapore must have a legal draftsman' rE Sir.. Government should follow the Federation by ha. drafts- mar. and by giving more powers to civil dbtrict judu* and magistrate- the Malayan Law Journal in an editorial. A legal draftsman, the journal a: .ary in Singapore tor the "social revolution that is
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    Transferred
    19 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Thur.s Inche MiLstapha bin Omar, a Johore probation officer, has left for Alor Star on transfer.
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    DECISION ON MENTRI AT WEEK-END
    200 7 lOHORE BAHRU, Thursday.— The decision as to who is to be the first elected Mentri Besar of Johore is to be taken this week-end. The Permanent Chairman of UMNO General Assembly. Dato Haji Mohammed Noah bin Omar, told the Free Press today: "We don't expect
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    500 INVITED TO THAI RECEPTION
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    Police 'inquiry service' popular
    130 7 rpHE new "inquiry service" 1 offered by the Singapore police is becoming popular with the people. The service enables the people to find out from the police the whereabouts of mlsB i n j4 relatives or friends The police secretary, Mr. William Chens, told the Free
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    Weekly air service stopped
    113 7 Weekly air service stopped HHHE Union of Burma Airways has suspended its weekly services from Singapore to Rangoon. Mr. Lee Tye Toh. managing partner of Eng Lee Hong, agents for ÜBA in Singapore said that he had received a cable from Rangoon announcing the temporary suspension of the service. He
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    Re-elected
    72 7 Mr. Lee Chew Yeow has been re-elected president of the Caltex Employees' Union for the fourth year in succession. Other officials elected are Mr. Yap Foeng En. (vicepresident), Mr. Koh Ho H i secretary). Mr. Tan Chwee Seng, (assistant secretary). Mr. Tan Seng Chia i treasurMr. Foh Kum Wah
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    Dance contest is postponed
    52 7 Dance contest is postponed The Singapore open Nov. ballroom dance championships, which were to have b< held at the Great World Cuban t on July 3. have been postponed to Aug. 1. Entries are to be sent the organiser. International Society of Teachers of Dancing, 10, Lorong 28, Geylang, before
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    Ban on bar girls? Plan for protest
    129 7 TIIK Singapore Public House Owners W tion plans to petition the Minister for Labour and Law. Mr. K. M. Byrne, against any proposal to ban the employment of girls in bars It will meet on Monday to discuss the Ministers announcement that he
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    Mr. Lee's call to undergrads: 'Play your part'
    283 7 Mr. Lee's call to undergrads: 'Play your part' rpHE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, has appealed to students of th<- I'niversity of Malaya to be worthy of the "greater responsibilities" for which they had been trained and contribute their share to building up **a new and a more just
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    S'PORE CLUB LEASE: TALKS CALLED
    109 7 S 'PORE CLUB LEASE: TALKS CALLED T'HE Singapore Governn is expe to bring up for discussion with the Singapore Club the question of lease for occupying: part of Fullerton Building, in Colly member n the id. But hold a the G The Singapon Club, will celeb: :>ut up in i
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    Parents' Day al Army Boys Trade School
    94 7 Parents' Day al Army Boys Trade School The Army Boys' Trad--School at Nee Soon will hold Its annual Parents' Day tomorrow from 9.30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Parents will be eiven the opportunity o: 3 at work and play. They will also get an idea of how their sons live
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    PRESIDENT
    10 7 Mr. Fred J Barretto has a re-elected p th(
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      35 7 SINCAPORE HIGH TIDES- TOMORROW am and pm SATURDAY 10.50 a.m. and 10.09 pm SUNDAY: 11.40 am. and pm MONDAY: 111* p.m. and 1.38 a.m I I I MMY Ki WEDNESDAY u o'l am. and I
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    Lock icon 'ALL SECRETS BARED TO NE WIN'
    171 8 Israel stresses enduring friendship with Burma Information was valuable says visiting Premier I. ion Tel Aviv independent evened in an editorial that Win's visit to Israel demonstration of con•h appreciates this conBurma's Prime Minister :idship between Israel and f changes in leadership. 'Identity of
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    NURSING AWARD
    80 8 NURSING AW ARD Mis. frames Lee Whang expresses her appreciation for the honour of the International Florence Nightingale Award. It is awarded to members oi the nursing profession for outstanding service to humanity The 59-year-oM nursing lecturer at Yonsei University in Seoul is the set ond Korean to receive the
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    170 8 SPOKESMAN Committee Rid Cross has emphasised tha i hudtarian organisation uld not any pressure on the deli Y I.C.R.C. had pi nit by Ju. o< neva. "'Mr itement is his perO opinion and In no way binds I C.R.C." thc spokt .iid.
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    Lock icon Ne Win meets Burmese trainees now in Israel
    148 8 Ne Win meets Burmese trainees now in Israel OURMESE Prime Minister General Ne Win, before concludhis tour of Israel, I at Ayelet-Hasha- on tru tsraeliSyrian border north of the Sea of Galilee. "•roiip of Burr. vicemen and their famih who training in Israel in preparation the ablishment of vrans villages
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    Lock icon CHINESE IN MAURITIUS TOTAL 21,832
    105 8 CHINESE IN MAURITIUS TOTAL 21,832 MR. Fenner Brockway (Labour) asked in the House of Commons how many people of Chinese race resident in the Mauritius are British subjects. He also asked how many are subjects of the Chinese People's Republic and of the Chinese Nationalist Government respectively. Mr. Alan Lennox-Boyd,
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    59 8 Mr. Masakazu Kobaya.shi first vice-president of Rotary International, has estimated that a minimum of 3,500 Rotarians will attend the Tokyo convention in 196] from North \merita He said he hid been assured that IMt would attend from \u>tralia and New Zealand. IT n 1 Nationalist China has conted to buy
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    39 8 Ibe lokyo Ministi\ <»f Trade reported that Japan's vis ble exports durin» 1958 totalled US2.BBU million, which was almost unchanged from the previous year Visible imports in U>sB amounted to U553,030. which was 29 per cent, less than Reuter
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    36 8 Indonesian President Sukarno will return to Indonesia with gifts from Japanese crippled children for the children of Indonesia. These include an embroidered cushion, a sweater, tablecloth. bag and two toy animals all madt handicapped children. Reuter
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    35 8 Kurme>e army unit i> irported to have wiped out a 20-man group of the Chinese Kuomintang forte> netr >laingpone, in the Soathern Shmn Stete& Among the victims wma to be I.ieut.-Gen. Lo Shoh San.- U.P.I.
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    23 8 Secretary-General of th^ Jakarta Health Ministry Dr A Mid the governrr: would spend about .1/$3OO llion for combatting disi next 10 years.- U.P.I.
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    21 8 South Vietnam Govern- ment ha dp U*****,950 of U.S. aid to tname.se students; and technician* abroad this war for training Reuter
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    68 8 The Japanese Government is decided at a Cabinet meeting to award thi French Ministers with I Grand Cordon of the Order ■>f the Rising Sun in appreciation of their efforts for the return of the Matsukata art collection to Japan. They are M. Andre Malr^ux, Minister for Public Information and
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    24 8 New Zealand's Prime Minister, Mr. Walter Nash, said in Wellington that the Government wanted to sell West Coast (South Island) coal to Japan.- Reuter
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    TODAY'S BRIDGE
    183 8  -  M. Harrison-Gray by WHEN a responder. holding lour Spades and lour Hearts, is too weak lor two voluntary bids, he should usually say One Heart over a minor suit opening. This leaves room for a cheap rebid cf One Spade by the opener, thereby reducing the risk of
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