The Singapore Free Press, 24 December 1959

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    15 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS No. *****. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1959 15 CENTS faff\ lk^\
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    THE $50 RUSH BEGINS
    356 1 lei s get rid of these notes, they all say after warning on forgeries Big bustle as shopkeepers open doors early Housewives, traders take no chances in Singapore [HhRK was a rush m Singapore this morning to change $50 notes into smaller alues following last night's
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    Message of Christmas
    29 1 Message of Christmas to ;>ore to I tred :ree. two rt. C the it that to ail coor be from I ude but the :>e of P ..d b-
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    No publication tomorrow
    46 1 npHERE will be no pub- lication of the Singapore Free Press tomorrow, it being Christmas Day. Publication will be resumed on Saturday. Saturday's Free Press will contain a two-page Penang race special and the next instalment of Eric Ambler's thriller Passage of Arms.
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    Lock icon NEW NAVY CHIEF
    19 1 \SHINGTON. Thurs. he North Atlantic Council appointed Admiral RoL. Dennison of the U.bas Supreme Allied Reuter
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    Lock icon EOKA OFFER
    137 1 Ready to help Algerians m fight against French NICOSIA, Thurs. Former EOKA guerillas last night offered "substantial help if necessary" to Algerian nationalists m their campaign against French rule. In a message addressed to "the Algerian rebels." the text of which was distributed to the press a group
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    Two die in road crashes AND TWO MORE IN HARBOUR
    103 1 Two die in road crashes AND TWO MORE IN HARBOUR TWO motor cyclists A died m Singapore General Hospital last night while yesterday a sampan man was found drowned and a worker was killed by falling into a cargo hatch. The sampan man's body was found off Pulau Minyak. His
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    Lock icon Planes crash
    67 1 TOKYO. Thurs .—Two military aircraft were yesterday reported to have crashed m and around Japan. The Japanese Self-Defence Board said one of its FB6F Interceptor Jet aircraft crashed near Mt. Kubowo. Search parties were looking for wreckage and the 23-year-old pilot. A U.S. Air Force FlOO jet aircraft
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    Lock icon Two dead after taking saltpetre
    62 1 Two dead after taking saltpetre SUBOTICA, Yugoslavia, Thurs.— Two children died and five were seriously ill here yesterday after eating saltpetre which a shop sold m mistake for baking powder. Officials said the quantity of saltpetre sold by the shop was enough to kill 2.500 people. All offices, factories and
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    Lock icon Comet damaged
    29 1 ROME. Thurs.— A 8.0.A.C. Comet jet airliner was damaged last night when its undercarriage collapsed on landing here with 38 passengers from London. Nobody was injured. Reuter
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    TOH VISITS AIRPORT
    64 1 MR. TAN BENG S\N (centre). Deputy I)ire(t.»r of Civil Aviation. shou> Dr. Toll Chin Chye, the Deputy Prime Minister. the working of the air traffic control system at Singapore Airport. Dr. Toll yesterday made a four-hour tour of the airport including the telecommunications section, the control tower.
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    Lock icon Lord Halifax dies, aged 78
    226 1 IHE MAN WHO PACIFIED GANDHI LONDON, Thursday. LORD Halifax. 78, former Viceroy of India, and wartime Ambassador to the United States, but best remembered as the champion with Mr. Neville Chamberlain of appeasement towards Hitler, died at his Yorkshire home last night. The tall, thin,
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    RUBBER RISES ¾ CENT
    33 1 RUBBER RISES CENT January first gTade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened m Singapore this morning at 118! i cents per lb.. up three-quarters of a cent on yesterday's close. The tone was steady, quiet.
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    Lock icon N.Z. party leader to visit Malaya
    118 1 N.Z. party leader to visit Malaya WELLINGTON, Thur>.~ The leader of the Oppo.sition m the New Zealand Parliament. Mr. Keith Holyoake. will begin a five-week tour of South East Asian countries late next month. Detail> of Mr. Holyoake'itinerary are not yet decided but he will fly to Indonesia, then to
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    Lock icon CALLAS SURPRISE
    21 1 LONDON. Thur.v Singer Maria Callas will not appear on the opera stage this net son "lor personal rea>una." Reuter
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    Lock icon Police in Madrid hold MP from UK
    392 1 Police in Madrid hold MP from UK MADRID. Thurs. MR. ROBERT Edwards, British Labour Member of Parllami for Bilston (Staffordshire), was detained by police for question. here yesterday. Mr. Edwards, who fought with Republican for. .nst General Franco m the Spanish civil war. detained by polite as he lelt iiotel
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    Lock icon RESCUE BID OFF
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    $1.270 GRAB
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    FIRST MALAYAN FUND
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      95 1 r H AYE DANDRUFF? I J Get rid of it with P^%| l^otwmicai FortEffective rj DANDRICIDE Hoirdrcsscn, Uodinq Storct. -.AOING CO. Spore T«l: ***** Page Passage of Arms *> Feminaseope JJ W.tkend bargains sleeping Beauty feature i-M Book section Cartoons "J Your lucky star Forces section lb Penanu race form
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      10 1 The Free Press wishes all its readers a merry Christmas
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    U.S. NEGLECTING MARKET IN MALAYA
    174 2 U.S. NEGLECTING MARKET IN MALA YA WASHINGTON, Thurs. "THE IS. assistant Secretary of State, Mr. Henry Kearns, yesterday that Malaya was a good market lor American goods. Malays ti<* saKinpletel) x \v>i ;o the free enterprtsf >nomy. They \\< viting invest rom it Aid as ail example, trading firm m
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    RUBBER GOES ¼d. HIGHER
    72 2 RUBBER GOES ¼d. HIGHER LONDON. Tburs. Opening bids on tne rubber market ye>terday were nominally unchanged from Tuesday's final basis but >el!ers were hesitant to quote. In the morning small enquiries found offers scarce. Values hardened and continued steady during the aiternoon with support from New York advices. Valuer finally
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    HONG KONG PRICES
    55 2 HONG KONG. Wednesday Closing prices here today were: Yesterday Toda; H «v S. Banking Corporation $1,080 $1.080 .sales Union Ins Canton $88.00 $8700 .sellers .sales Wheelock Maiden .'>.65 S 5.60 sales sellers H'Kong phone SM).lb 531.00 .s.Ues sales Dairy Farm Cold Storage $2090 $20.70 .sellers sales Taikoo
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    SINGAPORE SHIPPING
    247 2 S~HIPS lyini alon|«ide the >in{<iporr Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Thermopylae 1/2. Cyclops 4/5, Avala 6A. Laust Maer>k 6/7. Ber.a'ider 8 9. A&ahi Maru 10/11. Sibiso 13. Bruas 14. Langkoeas 18 Ellen Maersk 19. Semantan N Wall 3. Serdansr N. Wall 4. v Lee N. Wall
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    Lock icon LEE'S SECOND VISIT
    63 2 Singapore's Prime Minister. >lr. Lee Kuan Yew (right). accompanied by Mr. K. M. Byrne. Minister for Labour and Law. emerges from the St;ite Advocate General's office during his second visit ot the Ministr\ yesterday. Mr. Lee told the State Advocate General. Inche Ahamed Ibrahim, that the offices
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    West Germany overtakes U.K.
    32 2 West German y overtakes U.K. WASHINGTON. Thurs West Germany overtook Britain In the first hall oi 1959 to become the worlds second biggest exporter of manufactured goods after the United States.— Reuter.
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    ANOTHER ADVANCE IN LONDON
    163 2 ANOTHER ADVANCE IN LONDON LONDON. Thurs The big talking point In the ck mark< Is yt st< relay was the Government's proposal to allow trustees to invest m ordinary shares as well as fixed Interest securities. Tins save the Industrial market a further boost and accentuated th< upward movement m
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      Dow Jones Averages
      28 2 NEW YORK. Dec H Yf*tfrday Today 30 Industrial* §71 12 l y 20 Railroads 1«• 40 Domestic Bend* 15 Utilities N §5 StocHs Composite Avorasai
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      98 2 LONDON. Dec. 23 Yesterday Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS E o" P n um.uced un<,,,0..d Jan 344 34| RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot 35 3>i ÜBBER No. 1 RSS SSTS. •—•■»•?>•* Feb ii It 31 la il TONE: Qutet. A!.o t— Mi to OEPPCR: White Sarawak f
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      New York Prices
      54 2 NEW YORK. Dec ?3. Yesterday Today TIN Straits spot M TIN tutures Straits Contract TONE SALESRUBBER Futurtt jan < Mar I TONE Very steady SALES: 10 lots. No. 1 RSS Jan. landed price 1 i COFFEE: Futures B Contract March S4 4t>o\c it.' t- q i ed
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      79 2 10ND0N. Dec. 23. Yesterday Today COPRA Philippine* c.i f. UK. N«rth European port* delivered «e.»:ht per loor ton Oec. X >- COPRA. Strjiti c I f. U.K. North European port* delivered w«i*ht Ocr lon« ton Oee. Jan. I v *i COCONUT OIL crude Straits c.i t«'" ropean
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      U.S. Pepper
      29 2 lit in* t t j Uiuwun*. *\x>: h: i to 50, I y k v ii:-o <pot unquote*, -quoted. ivc. xhip- lock. rv« rnces .juoted m US.
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    MALAYAN SHARE MARKET
    759 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. T.-;-g lv •eirat so UUL M 2 2;;a 3 35 STERLING RUBBERS Anglo OriWtW 4 f B:-gan Sera Brtam Ccn 3 1 <> B-- I Rajar- M 6 Efc B-- I Sembawang 3. 'lC'-i < C^rsone^e 3 d'-z C;e!v 3
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      194 2 HAMBURG-AMERICA NORTH GERMAN Ll To Colombo, Genoa, Marseilles An* Bremen Homburq Colls Southampton for pm REIFENSTEIN (LLOYD ?5 21 FKAWKFURT (HAPAG 30 Dec RAVENSTEIN dIQYD) Impress Serv.ce p. To Manila, Hongkong. Yokohc ISARSTU* (LLOYD) HESSENSTEIN (LLOYD SCHWABENSTEIN (LLOYD THE BLUE FUNNEL Liv* (NORTH AMERICAN SES^ ICE To Halifax, Boston, New
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    Boycott call to 8 million
    51 3 \i mcv VRNS OF IHE ,i n OME Thurs. lion Briirill be ott South n Conts a South of f the neir action. will the ConTrade s too th.it about rkers, toir families would be uork if retaliated 'd boyThomas Afri•4 000 •000 of ork
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    Lock icon HEY, THOSE XMAS GIFTS DO LOOK TANTALISING
    160 3 A study m facial expressions is provided by this group of happy boys, waiting for their turn when Christmas gifts were distributed by an Army Santa Clang at the Banda Street children's creche m Singapore yesterday. The gifts sweets, eats and toys— were
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    Lock icon To make people think
    156 3 To make people think LETTER ON ADULTERY T ONDON, Thurs. Tho Archbishop of Canterbury has more to say about adultery. Dr. Geoffrey Fisher, whoso recent remarks on adultery aroused widespread comment, claimed yesterday that some reports had been "misleading." Writing m his January Diocesan Letter yesterday Dr. Fisher said his
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    Lock icon De Gaulle likely to ask for greater powers
    324 3 De Gaulle likely to ask for greater powers PARIS. Thursday. DE GAI LLE may ask France to give him authority to govern without Parliament for three years m matters of vital foreign and domestic policy if the difficulties which the Debre Government has experienced recently m getting legislation through the
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    Lock icon BRIDE FROM HONG KONG
    70 3 PPI RONALD <irifTiths. Vi. and his bride, the former Miss Dine Oi Lun. >1. Th<-> were married at the Reftetrj of Marriam-s m Fort (anninsj Koad. Slncapore >osterHiv The bride, who arrived from HoOf Kon c a feu days Lo met li«'J husband seven months mgm
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      116 3 WISHING OUR FRIENDS I (NO PATRONS A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS I GOOD NEWS FOR g LADIES t ARRIVED NEW SHIPMENT OF MAIOENFORM BRASSIERES OF ALL STYLES cJ 2 LATEST LADIES SWISS HANDKERCHIEFS FOR 0 PRESENTATION S Them At:- g GIAN SINGH CO., LTD. J im of Elegance Quality) Singapore Tel.
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      400 3 II CHICKEN INN Pi 24th Dec. X'mos Eve 2.00 a.m. |&*l GALA DINNER BALL K'l SI 5'- per person. -<■ P?| 25th pec. X'mas Night 12 00 p .m. MM H DINNER A la CARTE DANCING U Kfl 26th Dec. Boxing Night 1.00 a.m. JLm DINNER A la CARTE DANCING
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    ANSWER THE EASY SIX AND WIN THE BOOK
    195 4 ANSWER THE EASY SIX AND WIN THE BOOK We have made the General Knowledge Quiz questions easy this week so that as many readers as possible will have a chance of winning the free copy of The Pick of Punch. Here they are: 1. What large island m the Indian
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    It will give you a year of laughter
    310 4 It will give you a year of laughter THE PICK OF PUNCH. Edited by Nicolas Bentley. Andre Deutsch, 16s. THANK goodness for the appearance of this book each year at this time. When you've spent weeks thinking about Christmas presents and walked miles searching for them, it is so pleasant
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    HE HAD ONLY 90 DAYS LEFT TO LIVE
    581 4 HE HAD ONLY 90 DAYS LEFT TO LIVE Pick of the paperbacks DEATH OF A MAN. Lael Tucker Wertenbaker. Pan Books. $1.25. True story of the last ninety days of a man's life. Striken by cancer, he knew he was doomed and defiantly chose his own moment to die. This
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      206 4 ■^ytff W^ MSi r% V* *W f* J L+UriLo m m 3& A K%U grown-ups $fl and charming ;]1 w. j^ Design 816 C 4 Controlled Retail V Pr.ce S pore Penang $3.20 per yd. Malayc $3.50 per yd. n'. 4990 These fabrics are all FULLY vfv GUARANTEED; if satisfaction
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      10 4 N i•: MITCHI air co.W So vs^der c-o-c SHRIRO iCHl^ii
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      137 4 RIP KIRBY By John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis UH-WMAT'STHIS^N X SO MAMPRA^E Ik^ y^ TWEKE WAS A MAX v\HO V. MANPONJGHERE? "%t/ J 'S TAKEN AWAY- ojjt^^ > KILLEP A BEAR--ANP ME-/ YOU WILL WET >. I PUTMIMTD WORKWITHy >- il/l UM i
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      355 4 IS natural charm, wit a adventuresomenes.s usually keeps you In i centre of any group as th»leader m any new and ex citing venture. 1 1 You have the courage and daring to strike out for what you want, and usually you get it, too! You are an Independent thinker
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    AMAZING BUT THE TABLE WAS BARE...
    11 5 AMAZING BUT THE TABLE WAS BARE... Green velvet I with I
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    Lock icon Bald Wigs, red noses were left at home
    26 5 Bald Wigs, red noses we re left at home Club cl Bishop i hurch. v solitary Mar- d m n her S Dera 1 N Reuter
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    Xmas Services
    43 5 I (.1 GARRISON < Ht'RCH. Tanglin Barracks: < ÜBISTM 1 1 4 > p.m. I I >mmunion; CHRISTMAS !>\\ 1.15 a.m. llolv Communion &3i a.m. Service i.m lloh Communion. H! I 111 -D\. 77 Bra, B.«-.ih hrisUMM D.i\. Mr i Sampson; 11 p.m. WatchI). Jamr>.
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    CHRISTMAS CAPERS
    87 5 One of the prises to be won at a Christmas dance to he held at the I Chinese Swimming Club \on Saturday is this at- tractive sportswear mo- delled here by a local mannequin. Organised by the Happy lllllllllllllllllllillMlllllHlllllillllll Wanderers, the dance will E feature Singapore's teen-E age
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    They don't believe in Santa any more
    222 5 They don't believe in Santa any more fHRISTMAS m New York. V> Detective Edward Egan, SL V N ;an oli< s Squad, dressed himself lp ils Santa Clans and strolled round Harlem handing out cooktea ami candles. "<• tinkled his little b<n bounced thr children on his «nee, promised them
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    Lock icon A white one?
    26 5 LONDON. Thun and unsettled weather Un Christmas was th ;in Air Ministry expert yesterday. There v le chance of snow, he >:iiri Reuter
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    THOSE OFFICE PARTIES
    160 5 THOSE OFFICE PARTIES OFFICE Christmas parties are they such fun? Their popularity is steadily declining, a survey of 1,000 firms shows. Only four offices out of ten will hold a Christmas party this year. The suspicion ha.s got around that people DONT REALLY ENJOY THEM. OHRISTMAB trees are banned m
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    Lock icon Christmas luck
    96 5 The happiest Christmas ever is m the ollinj; for factory worker J. V. Banham all because he taok a gambh' four years a n° An rleetrician at Torpoint. Cornwall. Mr. Banham bought CiO worth premium savings bonds back m I '>."><». Later, to lay hands on somr ready
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    A TATTOO THAT YOU CAN DO YOURSELF
    239 5 A TATTOO THAT YOU CAN DO YOURSELF MOST ORIGINAL GIFT tK)R those who are desperate for unusual and unexpected Christmas presents London has come up with the brightest idea of the year. Bright? Its a five-colour do-it-yourself tatto.) outfit. It teaches the art m just one evening and costs $60.
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    PASSAGE OF ARMS
    1572 6  -  ERIC AMBLER by |g GUNFIRE! Then came the ear-shattering sub-machine Dorothy Xilsen waits m a taxi outside a bouse on the island of Sumatra while her husband Cireg and the Eurasian Mrs. Lukey keep an appointment with the men who want to buy a consignment of arms
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      478 6 Wishing Our Customers Mehry Christmas T. S. de SILVA Jewellers SINGAPORE. 106. ORCHARD RD., CLASSIFIED ADS. RKLIGIOI ■< WNOIXCEMENT 10 Words $2.50 (Mm PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Orchard tmaa Day wrvlws 8 a.m. ;nion. 9 a.m. family aervlce. Ail AT YOUR SERVICE V in.)— Box 59 ets. •xtra TOP QUALITY COLOUR Print
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      281 6 CLUES ACROSS left us (Browning) (7) 1. Test the prize (5) 3. Free, it's the right to say 4. Joint with a sharp, quick be- what's on one's mind (7) ginning (7). 4. The cad is no good at an 8. That strung-up feeling of a auction! (3, 3) verb!
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      226 6 CHRISTMAS EVE share market report; 7.00 The ranch; 10.00 Asian Club "Local t>"M IAA wnf i.ir»v. i «»n Th« news; 7.10 Newstalk. Gpvernment m Undeveloped news l4n NPwstAlk 14? -rh» 715 Talking about books, Derek countries"; 10.30 The Cherry Luton otris Choi? rinJL- iSn Cooper reviews some new fiction Tree,
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    FREE PRESS Sleeping Beauty FEATURE
    569 7 FREE PRESS Sleeping Beauty FEATURE wo worlds meet 18 MIL. XMAS ATTRACTION v oriels calm l the i lech"(lui mutiv Disney's i ma ted Beauecu m itta proi ision i adapt.tlion athaj auuPnm ess Domed bj htii enl p until Prince I is with md ol M»d m ele"Snov hi©.'
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    Actress provides the inspiration
    110 7 Actress provides the inspiration HELENE... ...AURORA HELENE STANLEY, left, attractive film and television actress, provided the inspiration for Disney artists m the creation of Princess Aurora, the title role of Walt Disney's feature-length animated cartoon production, "Sleeping Beauty.' Helene. who also modelled for the title role of Walt Disney's animated
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      257 7 GIRL OF MY DREAMS CONTEST <~4 FINALS ON STAGE AT THE J||^ CATHAY CINEMA ON MONDAY r- M/C3 Jl IBth DEC S 9 AT THE 9.30 p.m. SHOW WA LT DISNEY'S j&% PLUS! A SPECIAL FEATURETTE: CINEMASCOPL GRAND CANYON" TECHNICOLOR I GIRL OF MY DREAMS CONTEST PRIZES IV I A
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    THE KISS THAT IS KNOWN AROUND WORLD
    7 8 THE KISS THAT IS KNOWN AROUND WORLD
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    Long hunt for original beauty
    289 8 Long hunt for original beauty ALL the worlds lasting fairy tales are great love stories. Oldest of these idylls is "Sleeping Beauty." Walt Disney's production of this tale is based on the ba. r s outline of Charles ?errauli's version and coupled with an adapted score of Tchaikovsky's 'Sleepn; Beauty
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    Breath of life for cartoon characters
    93 8 "SLEEPING BEAUTY offers the finest example of the moulding of human voices to the personalities of animated characters. Minus the sound track, the animated characters would be mute figments with little illusory magic; whereas with human speech and song they have an eloquence which
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    WALT DISNEY STEPS UP PRODUCTION
    72 8 WALT DISNEY, famous for his cartoon fea- tures and, more recently, for his unique True-Life Adventure stories, is stepping up production at his studio at Burbank, Lost Angeles. This is m direct contrast to the curtailed production at other studios, and reflects Walts continued confidence
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      122 8 GLORIOUS TO HEAR.... TELEFUNKEN ob^4*» ?M1 S^^ i^ »^^F^^iii^il B^p iS .M^^^^^f Bt J«ry At f I I ?55^5^^bb BBfc, BBBw L-^ t I\W irtWT^ nl*f 1 Iffy 9VfI W f\ y/^ WA Mognetophon UK •J?2^' "**lt^l 2* r *'X»\^^\. tr BV^'^^^ DOW^If%OWT# Hr"rl B^^^ i* ft f i a
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      66 8 a really good night's sleep begins with 11 v\V\ «S DORMWELL ""tA EOEtAV*^^ the latest and safest sedative I a\%l *l Dormwell is a great new discovery recommended by J I^* I doctors as suitable for adults and children m cases V^ of sleeplessness. Two tablets before bed are all
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    Disney witches past and present
    34 9 f 5 have I perenWalt mated the White ■ess 'icent, cursed Ku n t s the ne of pre- cent g but a evil. Ed chanted :h and than
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    All those well-loved ingredients magic are there
    170 9 All those well-loved ingredients magic are there INTO its 75 minutes of running time, "Sleeping Beauty" packs all the wellknown and well-loved Walt Disney ingredients of suc-cess-spectacle, comedy, romance, music and song. When all these are blended with that special Disney magic the result is box office success of truly
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    N A FAR-AWAY KINGDOM A PRINCESS WAS BORE...
    605 11 .line, m iar is much I ild c WOUld Auroi :h birthci uiid ratic r Rom' to permitted a i 1 1] Fell m love Briar H riding hi Sam- through g the voice. th« decided to Investi■;e camt hi> mbled. The
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    GREATEST CHALLENGE
    134 11 This film been my dream Imagination is the mould from which reality is created. Centuries ago men of vivid imagination created the fairytales which live to this day, even though m many cases the authors' names have been lost m the mist of antiquity. Of all these stirring
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    LEGENDARY FIGURE ACQUIRES A VOICE
    119 12 LEGENDARY FIGURE ACQUIRES A VOICE ILX)R the Qrsi time m her long, legendary life the Sleeping Beauty will have a voice. v 1 I i animatio.. :i of the lovely ok. Mary Co*ta put; the breath oi life into th< blonde heroine, .lerselt a noted beauty fa Lsion Idiences and
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    Top-level story conference
    58 12 Amy DIRECTOR Eric Larson (left) holds a story conference with storymen joe Rinaldi and Don Da Cradi and animator Marc Davis on Walt Disney's feature-length animated cartoon, sleeping Beauty. In the background are storyboards tor the production, consisting of a series of sketches labelled with dialogue and
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    Musical treat for pundit and movie masses
    255 12 Musical treat for pundit and movie masses I W 4LTDISNKVs •>,,,, with its visual delict* ears outstanding musi The spectacular p. m the integration ol Beauty Ballet with the tion of all Disney enterl In fact, the Tchaikoi by Walt, had much ment of the belov, d duction suree m
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      68 12 vis ual wonders m breathtaking color. A c the delightful songs and O ap. 12") original^ /^^^^^^TuV yi X lJ^ "Once Upon a Dream". Hail A Magnificent New Motion Picture! ((/I /H\\]\ *<* Aur ra Wondefl ami ft V^ -M| v x original motion picrurc fc II J^^^fSV ;^}fc I
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    HIGHLIGHTS
    65 13 ■efiven, ro- Phecy that sh* hcs bestowed upon the mfQnt Princess Aurora. WALTZ-TIME Lovely Briar Rose (Princess Aurora) dances with a mock prince invented by her animal friends of the forest m this amusing scene. ROYAL GUARDIANS. The three good fairies, Merryweather, Flora and Fauna, who protect Princess Aurora
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    Award-winning short is screen triumph
    417 14 Even the gorgeous rainbow pales... OE.U TIH 1.1.V packaged m Cinema Scope and colour by Tricolor B Wall Disney's Academy Award-winning -Grand Canyon (best lne action short nkjeet) is Bigantic and beautiful screen triumph. The featurette is a vivid pictorial interpretation ol Ferde Grofe's inimitable
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    Paintings in motion...
    211 14 Paintings in motion > T OT only is the young Prmc Aurora the Sleeping Beauty of the beloved fairy tale the most gorgeous of legend maids, but the fabled land and castle where she urew to her ta 4 sixteenth year is a setting of transcen beauty m Walt Disney's
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    FAIRY FUN AT A NEW HIGH
    368 14 FAIRY FUN AT A NEW HIGH P AIRY tale fun reaches a new high m "Sleeping; Beauty." The princess is blessed with three godmothers, all of them good fairies, and it w Flora, Fauna and Merrywrather who provide mmh of the laughter and drollery to balance the necessary fury and
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    A real villain for the hero prince to beat
    113 14 A real villain for the hero prince to beat SLEEPING BE again rem: older members of family of what i youngster knows al hero tales it tak real tough, mean lams to tost the g people and giv< dience somtt I cheer about. That applU mation fan! well as to
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    MALEFICENT
    12 14 MALEFICENT, the ever invented b\ PHere she sends her of lm<
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    287 15 -i ll ?^^_J^Jiavejiiost up-to-date air control centre m S.E. Asia 55 air t?affi ""A* the most danced V^ia whin S C C ntrol tentre m South-east niSdfe of Se a xtioa r r S C mP eted bef rC the Deplr h tme^t
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    Changi man commended as Air Force sets record
    205 15 Changi man commended as Air Force sets record II'ORK on the largest trooping and equipment airlift yet carried out by the Far East Air Force has won special commendation for Sgt. P. R. Cowley, a supplier serving at the R.A.F. station, Changi. The new RAF Beverley freighters were used m
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    PRISON CHIEF LEAVES
    82 15 Singapore has not made as great strides as the Federation m the rehabilitation of prisoners, according to the retiring senior superintendent of the Muar detention camp. Mr. S. C. Smith, (above). Mr. Smith, who left m the liner Canton after 29 years service both m Singapore and
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    HIGH-WIRE RIDE OVER PADANG
    161 15 HIGH- WIRE RIDE OVER PADANG Christmas Day thrills for Singapore The visiting German Zugspitartisten team of aerialists will give a performance at noon tomorrow on a wire string between the Supreme Court tower and the centre of the Padang. One of the team will ride a motor-cycle up the wire
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    Tax increases: MTUC protest
    56 15 Tax increases: MTUC protest KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Malayan Trade Union Congress is to protest against the t-ax increases. It is considering sending a delegation to the Finance Minister, Mr. Tan Siew Sin. The Selangor Government Daily-rated Workers' Union, which represents about 2.C00 employees, said m a statement yesterday that
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    MCA changes
    29 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Malayan Chinese Association is to appoint new officials to fill vacancies caused by the resignations of 'rebels" just before the Federal i elections.
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    1.000 out to raise $18,000 for school
    161 15 1.000 out to raise $18,000 for school NEARLY 1,000 volunteers will be on the streets on Friday and Saturday m an all-out drive for funds for the I mar Puiavar Tamil High School. The Tamils* Reform Association hopes to raise $18,000 by this effort to make it possible for classes
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    73 15 BOAC FLIES OUT CHILDREN FOR HOLIDAYS LONDON, Thurs. British Overseas Airways last week flew about 1,300 unaccompanied children from Britain to spend Christmas with their families overseas, the Corporation said. By far the largest number went to West Africa, including one flight of 65. Others travelled to Singapore, Penang, Hong
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    Nation-building: Govt. praised
    252 15 rpHE British European Association m Singapore yesterday praised the Government for its -wise realisation that despite the State Flag and the National Anthem, the real worthwhile long-term objective was the inculcation of the spirit of belonging to a Malayan naU ?n'an editorial m its out that there
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      38 15 TODAY: 5.15 p.m. TOMORROW: 6.10 a.m. and 7.04 p.m. SATTRDAY: 1-M am and 8.32 p.m. si NDAY: 8.13 am. and 9.40 pm. MONDAY: 9.02 a.m. and 10.33 p.m. Tl'ESDAY: 9.48 a.m. and 1122 p m. WEDNESDAY: 10.34 a.m.
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      179 15 Y.W.C.A.: (Outram Road): Malay civil service Std One 7.30 p.m. CHINESE V.M.C.A.: Table tennis 9 a.m.; Children's Christmas party 4 p.m. YMC.A.: Christmas Eve social party. 8 p.m. KAMALA CLUB: Sewing class 10 a.m. to noon, 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.. 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.; embroidery class 11 a.m.
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    30 16 THE PATROL wraps up the vehicle m about two feet of water. THE LAND ROVER is held still while the trailer is attached before starting on the crossing.
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    583 16  -  Cpl. K.H. Sharp Story by Pictures by Cpl. D.I. Sullivan REME put ancient Egyptian idea to use m Malaya THE Royal Electrical and Mechanical En--1 gineers m Malaya have modified an idea used by the ancient Egyptians for taking vehicles across rivers. Method: Wrap up the vehicle m
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    478 16  -  Jonathan Russell by FRANKIE VAUGHAN at the London Paladium Stars m your eyes. June night. I'll build a stairway to Paradise, It all depends on you. Isn't this a lovely evening! Kewpie doll. Am 1 wasting my time on you? That's my doll. No help wanted. Come softly
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      108 16 MUSIC QUIZ Stumped you! Nobody could guess that the mystery star last week was Paul Weston. although the entries ranged through a variety of personalities from Walt Disney to Frankie Lame. The prize of ttoo Philips EP discs will go into a special Netc Year Jackpot Prize to be presented
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    Horse of the Year
    544 18 TECHNICOLOR WINS BY PHOTO FINISH ALLAN LEWIS PICKS TOP HORSE OF 1959 IT was a photo--1 finish between Technicolor II and The Friar II for the Horse of the Year 1959 title. Technicolor II gets Ihe decision by Ihe narrowest of margins. Both horses have the
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    OREAM WARDROBE
    346 19 to dhe best tfty-time E Vt Rv k«»«e trirl is crazy about clothes or she just isn t a uenagc girl. v (;mn >- reading of the women's K S of yom news Paper, observing well-dressed .'".I .exchanging EC s UT >ls you can plan yourselj a dream
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    EXERCISE IS AID TO EASY CHILDBIRTH
    598 19 Talking about children by Nurse Meg TT is wise to decide A fairly early where you are going to have your baby and who is going to attend you. There are always arguments for and against having baby at home as against going into
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    116 19 Q/ started giving bahv orange juice when he was six weeks old. but it seems to give him colic and causes loose stools. Should I stop it? A Some babies do not tolerate oran«e juice so well m the early months and perhaps you nave him rather
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    She can make stale bread fresh again
    417 19 She can make stale bread fresh again I $30 FOR I YOUR HOUSEHOLD 1 HINTS 1 A HELPFUL suggestion on how to freshen up stale bread wins Mrs. G. M. Frugtniet. co St. Paul's Parsonage, Upper Serangoon Road. Singapore, 19, first prize oi $20 m our "Household Hints" contest. She
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    130 20 DAYTON. Ohio. Thurs.— Eleven prisoners squirmed through a hacksawed hole m a Montgomery County jail steel barrier and escaped at dawn yesterday. Within six hours four were recaptured. Several of those still at large were believed to be armed and fleeing m stolen cars.
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    88 20 WASHINGTON. ThUTS. Informed sources say yesterday that the United States will lend Indonesia about U5548,000,000 for two major development projects within the next two weeks. The U.S. Export-Import Bank was said to have completed all but the final for- malities. One .sourer said the bank
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    84 20 DR. BARBARA HAS 50 MILES TO GO LONDON. Thurs. -Dr. Barbara Moore, 56-year-old dietitian who has now been walking almost non-stop for seven days and nights, is now only 50 miles from her destination London. She left Scotland last Thursday and has plodded across wind-swept moorlands, almost always through drenching
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    DUTCH RUBBER FIRMS MERGE
    57 20 AMSTERDAM. Thurs. Vrede&tein Rubber oi The Hague announced yesterday an amalgamation with Radium Rubber of Maastricht which has resulted m a concentration of the Dutch rubber procession industry. Vredestein has taken over all shares of the Maastricht factory. This merger will allow further rationalisation and spe-'
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    84 20 MANILA, Thurs. Officials In Australia, New Zealand and other South-East Asian countries believe that South-East Asia must "get together and co-operate" to check the advance of Com--1 munism. according to a Jap- anese official here yesterday He Is with the party, m eluding former Premier
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    62 20 Steel industry's biggest problem NEW YORK, Thurs.—Building workable stocks of steel is the biggest single problem facing steel users at the start of 1960, the magazine Iron Age reports. Looking ahead to the end of the 80-day Taft-Hartley injunction, Iron Age says steel mills are not likely to go through
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    22 20 MONROVIA. (Liberia) Thurs.— Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld. United Nations Secre-tary-General, arrived here by air from Senegal on his African tour. Reuter
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    40 20 Boeing flights increased LONDON. Thurs. Pan American Boeiim 707 jet airLiner .services between London and Tokyo have been increased from one to three a week. Now a passenger from London can fly round the world m under three days.— Reuter
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    40 20 MOSCOW, Thurs— The Soviet Government has transferred Russia's New Year holiday from Sunday. January 3. to Saturday. January 2. "to comply with the wishes of the working people.' 1 Reuter II! OK kl IHTICIVI KAL
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    342 21  - Shuttle star Say Hup stands supreme FRANCIS BOEY M LJf Al \|r> '•■■mil ii 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 1 1 11 11 1 11 1 1 111 1 1 1 111 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 MKOUND
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    445 21  -  Allan Lewis By PENANG, Thursday. PXCELSIOR (Dragon), who looks well, showed that he is m peak form when running half a mile m 51, the last three m 38 here this morning. He was not fully extended and for a horse working alone this
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    124 21 SUKARMAI SLAUGHTER PONDOKS Sukaramai 7; Pontiok Peranakan 1. 1 IT was slaughter, and a; systematic one at j that. Sukaramai scored at will against their nine-man rivals m this Singapore Malay. Football Association junior league match at Balestier Road yesterday. It was no match tor the soccer connoisseur. The Sukaramai
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    25 21 MANCHESTER, Thins. Australian Test star Norman O'Neill will not be playing m English Lancashire League cricket next summer, after aIJ, he said here.
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    15 21 SOCCER: Tamil Festival (iuines Alasappan M.S.C. v Tamil Brotherhood S.C., I arrer Park.
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    37 21 Australian paccman, Alan Davidson, took seven wickets for 9:} runs for Australia m the second Test match against India at Ranpur yesterday. Scores: India 152 and 891. Australia 219 and 59 for two
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    39 21 GRENADA. Thurs. Freddie Trueman took five wickets for 22 runs m the MCC's tenwicket victory over the Windward Islands yesterday. Scores Windward Islands 89 and 69. MCC 121 and 39 for n Reuter
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    168 21 IT is hard enough to play a hand when a certain type of partner has only one card m your suit, and quite impossible when he has none at all. West opened this deal, after a pass by South, with One No-Trump. North bid Two Heart;, and South
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    466 22 U.K. IS TOLD: 'WE ARE READY TO FORGET WHA T IS PAST 'Moorhouse museum' is opened as Nasser makes Victory Day speech pORT SAID. Thurs. President Nasser told Hritain m a "Victory Day" speech here yesterday that Egypt was ready to forget the past and start a new age m
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    192 22 "TEHERAN. Thurs. 1 Jet Ashlers of the Iranian Air Force were moved to the Iraqi frontier yesterday to reinforce tanks and heavy artillery transferred there earlier this week, according to official reports from Aba dan. Five brigades Tension has built up
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    218 22 Soldiers pay duty on Xmas gifts and their stamps r PHK Army m Malta has made representations to the Malta Government on the law which enforces customs payment on Christmas parcels sent from Britain to soldiers here. An Army spokesman said dues are levied by Malta customs on a wide
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    101 22 Threat' to Mature's new bride CHICAGO. Thurs. U.S. commissioner C.S. Bentley Pike yesterday issued a warrant for Mrs. Violet Dembos. 35. charging she threatened movie actor Victor Matures new bride Mrs. Dembos, according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, sent a letter through the mails to Mature In California saying
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    30 22 HELSINKI. Thurs. The Finnish Seamen's Union yesterday declared all United Arab Republic .ships under blockade as a counter measure against the Arab states blacklistinc some Finnish shiDs U.P.I.
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