The Singapore Free Press, 28 December 1959

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    15 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS w*T I No. *****. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1959 15 CENTS
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    tjiristmas rift' for to West
    15 1 I I me May D n :o be robto main
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    QUICK-CURE WARNING
    256 1 "ep pills, tranquillisers 'more an evil than blessing' 4O serious threat' public health By. A MAHADEVA SINGAPORE doctors today warned of the serious threat posed by "rapid-remedy" pills to public health and to the medical profession. They told Free Press rowing y to resort to tranquilly- ;d stiants
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    Lock icon 'BIG FOUR' MEETING IN PARIS
    62 1 The leaders of the "Big EFour" meeting m Paris: From left Mr. MacmilElan, General De Gaulle, EDr. Adenauer and PresiEdent Eisenhower. It was at this meeting that a decision was taken Eto invite the Soviet Prime E Minister, Mr. Khrushchev, Eto a Paris summit next
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    'Smuggler outlaws'
    223 1 GOVERNOR OF ATJEH HITS OUT AT 'FOREIGN SUBVERSIVE ELEMENTS' Xl TARADJA, Atjeh, Mon. "pOREIGX subversive elements" came under fire yesterday when the Governor of Atjeh, North Sumatra, charged them with being responsible for the recent outbreak of outlaw-inspired hostilities m the area. Antara news agency reported today. Governor
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    AUDREY HEPBURN NAMED 'BEST
    128 1 ACTRESS OF YEAR NEW York, Mon. Aud r e y Hepbur n right j was named "best actress of the year' 1 yesterday m a poll of American film critics conducted by Film Daily. Miss Hepburn. British wile of Mcl Ferrer, was selected for her role
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    Lock icon Invasion would have come next, say Kassem death plot men
    305 1 BAGDAD, Monday. A 21 -year-old student told a court here yesterday that a plot to assassinate the Iraqi Prime Miinister, Maj.-Gen. Abdul tfarim Kassem, last Octo- ber was to have been followed by a liberation army entering Iraq along a
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    H.K. STAR HERE
    42 1 Shapely Hong Kong film star Ting Hung (above) arrived m Singapore at the weekend to make personal appearances m the Federation m connection with her first film. Her Husband's Lover. (Hong Kong's brightest newcomer of 1959 See Page 7).
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    Lock icon TUGBOAT BLASTS THREATEN A TOWN
    249 1 CRESCENT CITY. California Mon. -All fishing boat, were ordered to evamate th«- harbour here yesterday after a tugboat was rocked by two violent explosions, police wen- Investigating reports of "several casual--58? after the explosions, which were felt up to three miles away. i nearby barge
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    Rubber is down
    32 1 January first rubber buyers 1 o.b. opened m Singapore this morning at ll€| tents per lb.. down one and live-eighths cents on Thursdays t lom> The tone was uncertain.
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    Lock icon Soraya may wed German
    61 1 Soraya may wed German FRANKFURT, Mon. ExQueen Soraya may marry German industrialist Harald Krupp m early Spring, the West German newspaper Das Bildz said yesterd The newspaper said Son broke off relationship with Italian Prince Raimondo Orsini shortly before Christmas. Krupp and So have been seeing each almost daily at
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      32 1 P.UiE Singapore Scene 1 Passage of Arms 1 Johore news 6 Footlights and Floodlights Women's page 8 Cartoons 8 Your lucky star Daily Crossword 3 Today's radio Other overseas cables 3, 10
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    Lock icon 1960 EXPANSION FOR NATIONAL ECONOMY
    375 2 American experts get together and forecast future NEW YORK, Monday. AMERICAN economy will continue to expand. Fifteen leading United economists predicted this rday for 1960. and forecast ;m increase In the country's i;ross national product to USS•iIS.OOO million by the end of next year. Tlu
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    PAA to build big hotel
    166 2 Business briefs MELBOURNE. Mon.— The Melbourne City Council has approved a Pan- American Airways plan to build a £A five million about 534 million i hotel on what la known as the Eastern Market site here. MOSCOW. Locomotives m several Russian mines are using a
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    Lock icon Atoms for Tito
    22 2 BELGRADE. Mon.—Yugoslavia's itomic capable of producing power will .soon make enough radioactive Isotopes to fulftl all Yugoslav needs. Reuter
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    47 2 SHIPS IN PORT Ships lying: alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves today are: Rimba N. Wall 3. Mandama 19. Laertes 33 34. Van Wacrwijck 1 2. Thorstrand 40 41, Flying Cloud 35 36. Hai Hing 18. Bayon 23. Empire Gannet f2l 22. Falstria 45. Sudan 31 32.
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    LIGHT VOLUME IN RUBBER DEALINGS
    87 2 >TEW YORK. Mon. Rubber futures were steadier m the nearbys a:;d about unsed m the other months dun:.,; Last week. The volume was light, with the approach ol t season h light Into m the markei ued Russian and b:;;. •■re> t abroad aided foreign
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    Lock icon WARTIME NAVY 'KILL' FOUND
    44 2 LOS ANGELES, Mon A professional divei sail yesterday that a Japanese submarine is lying m salvageable condition just outside Los Angeles harbour Tho vessel is apparently the one which was sunk by the is Navy on Christmas day. 1941. Reuter
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    Lock icon CASH FLOWS FAST: BOOM CHRISTMAS
    410 2 CASH FLOWS FAST: BOOM CHRISTMAS LONDON. Monday. ONE of the biggest money-spinning Christmases on record was reported from many parts of Europe yesterday but the holiday was often marred by wild weather. Gales and rain swept most of Switzerland, ruining all skiing prospects and causing heavy damage. But there was
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    Robot
    72 2 /CHICAGO, Mon—Electro\j nic brains that work faster than the human brain could make mankind their victims, because the machines lack human wisdom, a scientist warned here yesterday. Dr. Norbert Wiener, Professor of Mathematics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. said such machines could take a decision before the human
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    Lock icon AUSSIE TRADE TO BENEFIT
    60 2 CANBERRA. Mon— Au> lia's export trade would be encouraged by the conference In Tokyo of member nfttl the GATT. the Australian Tradr M ter. Mr. John McEwen. said yesterday. The world economic situation had recovered so much that Australia. a GATT member, had benefited v. other
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    Cut bank rate move hailed
    50 2 COLOMBO. Mon.— Business circles here welcomed the Sinhalese Prime Ministers action In taking steps to reduce the bank rate to 2 per cent. It was less than two weeks a°o that the Bank oi Ceylon increased the rate to 3 per cent from uer cent
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    MALAYAN SHARE MARKET
    728 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. \H i o :75 E 88. 49 B.M. Trustees 5 25 Prtf. 19 Ords FrttfJ i y 1.C6 Frastf f.'eave P-ef. I 4.! 5 Ordi. 62 G.E. Lit? Gasmen ,:959' 2. 2.17 ieorgetown Dispensary >2.07'? 2.02'^ Gocd#ood Park 1.02 1
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    70 2 brain could destroy us Winner told reporters The machims would u trained on data from simulated modern uar ronditions. "If the rules )<, r t< v m a war do not correspond to what we a<tuall> wish for our country.' Dr Wi said, "it is more than like|\ that such
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    Croe gets a back scrub
    20 3 Croe gets a back scrub 2; a tor, ferociovs 1 11 ally enjoys than a with a Davul t.i it
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    100 at Varsity talks exams
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    Lock icon CHURCHES AIM AT CLOSER CO-OPERATION
    138 3 CHURCHES AIM AT CLOSER CO-OPERATION NEW YORK. Monday. T'HRKK major sections of Christians Protestant, Roman atholic and Eastern Orthodox now recognise the urgency of better mutual understanding among themselves This is the view of Dr. Roswell Barnes, execuretary m New York of the World Council oi Churches, m a summary
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    Lock icon Outbreak of smallpox in Sumatra
    89 3 Outbreak of smallpox in Sumatra lAKARTA. Men.— Smallpox J has broken out m Djambi province, central Sumatra. 150 miles across the sea from Singapore. Six persons have contracted the disease. No deaths have been reported so iar. Bubonic plague has broken out m several villages of Magelang Regency, central Ja
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    Lock icon Mimic is sued for slander
    73 3 LONDON. \lon.--An action for Libel and slander instituted by pianist Liberace against a stage mimic was settled yesterday when j the defendants apologised, paid costs, and made a donation to the Actors Benevolent Fund. Th<' action was against James Edward Thompson. Peter Myers and Linnit
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    Lock icon Round-England walk plan
    30 3 Round-England walk plan LONDON. Mon Dr. Barbara Moore, recovering from her classic 373-mile march from Edinburgh to London, yesterday talked ot plans to march around the coast of England.- Reuter
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    Lock icon Death for three before rally
    99 3 Death for three before rally GRENOBLE. Sun.— Three German motorists reconnoitring the route for next month's Monte Carlo motor rally m which two of them were due to compete were killed today when their car skidded on a mud patch and plunged into a river near here. The car overturned
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    Lock icon Moderation' call to Iran
    246 3 THE AM JS__TO__AVOtD JNTERRUP TIOISI 0F FLOW OF OIL FROM ABADAN British and American advice m border dispute with Iraq TEHERAN. Monday. ORITAIX and America have advised Iran to use moderation m dealing with Iraq over the disputed Shatt al-Arab border territory to avoid any interruption
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    TABLE CLOTH GIFT
    85 3 Mr. A. G. S. Danaraj. a Singapore student who helped raise money for the World Refugee Year m Newcastle, shows Lady Mayoress Mrs. C. Whitlie one of the contributions. A post graduate student m Town and Country Planning at Durham University. Danaraj played a prominent role m
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    BLOOD SALES RULED OUT
    62 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— A spokesman for the Kuala Lumpur general hospital blood bank said yesterday that there was definitely no widespread sale of blood for transfusion. However, he did not rule out the possibility of such sales being conducted privately. The spokesman was commenting on reports
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    Snow, then fire
    38 3 TOKYO. Mon. Heavy snow crushed a two-storeyrd wooden house to the ground last night m Nagaoka City, a charcoal brazier i I lire to the ruins and the inmates, a family of tour, all died.
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      426 3 CLUES ACROSS 3 Like one's American Uncle m 2 Green way to split m .-lang rhe East 's>. j, 4 This bird comes to 2 a' I 5 Do come back about six and be tipped for delicated eating see the poet! i4i. (7>. 7 2 ac laid In the
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    WHEN LOVE TURNS SOUR
    799 4  -  IAN MOK-AI DS DFSD FSDF AM) SO Christmas has passed to leave an array oi' cards on my friend's piano, acknowledging that the world still notes his existence, expressing m social terms its sincere wish for him a better future. But my friend, a social animal,
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    One PASSAGE OF ARMS
    1349 4  -  ERIC AMBLER SDF DSF ASDF ASDF reluctant canary sing On a holiday trip to the Par East, American Greg Nilsen and his wife Dorothy are drawn into a web of gun-running and intrigue. In an atmosphere of mystery m which it is impossible to detect who
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    80 Nanyang grads get jobs
    195 5 01 TO TAKE IN 60, flgW AND BANKS 10 RECRUIT OTHERS I pore (.overnment and leading il firms have agreed to give it mi students of Nanyang Uniu will be graduating next week step, about 60 graduates will be the various Ministries, the Free nds.
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    A comedy to dispel post-Xmas gloom...
    122 5 A comedy to dispel post-Xmas gloom CharQ Boxi: Victoria -:apore, it) made rk of the .aid life of the old 11 capable 2U »Owen it isn't truth to under of is 1 far .ime for character. reci of and evadt tenhe .inrich iere ..:id Don Chi Wykenam ide a little
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    Move for a merger is rejected
    127 5 Move for a merger is rejected KU-\LA LUMPUR, Mon. Tlv iilth annual cons 01 Party Ka ayat held at the week-end m K-ua.a Lumpur, rejected a proposal lor a merger with the labour party oi Malaya. The motion was moved b> the Perils branca it stated that Party Ra'ayat and
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    Boestamam to attend Bandung conference
    143 5 ITU ALA LUMPUR. Mon. The president of Party Rakyat. Inche Ahmad Boestamam, will leave for Indonesia next month to attend a "peace conference" at Bandung sponsored by an Indonesian peace committee. This follows an invitation received by the party from the committee which been accepted
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    ROUND THE WORLD
    124 5  -  CARAVAN BY Miss Marianne Thai. 22, a German photographer, and Dr. Ernst Wiese. 54. an Austrian author, who are on a 30,000-mile world tour m. a van converted into a caravan. They arrived m Singapore last week after covering 17.000 miles and are leaving today for Palenibang,
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    FOUND WITH THROAT CUT
    55 5 SINGAPORE police are m vestigating the case of a man found with his throat rut m a house at Woodlnnd^ Road last night Police found a bloodstained chopper nearby The man. Tan Beng Swer, 59 was found lying on his back m a pool of blood,
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    First time— no overnight accidents
    85 5 First time no overnight accidents FOR the first time m Singapore, nut a single traine accident was reported today between midnight and 8 a.m. Normally ttte average lor this period Is 20 accidents. Ie City Council ambunce Service had an unusually quite niulU. Since midnight, they had only one call-
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    Bid for higher salary
    220 5 NEW UNION IN TALKS J7-UALA LUMPUR, Mon. The newly-form- < ed National Union of r Commercial Workers!; will soon start a series of negotiations with < commercial houses on improved salary structure and working conditions. The first of the claims by the new union was submitted
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    NEW S'PORE GOC HAS SERVED IN MALAYA
    256 5 By GEORGE HOGAN RRIGADIER Jan C. X Harris, CBE. DSO who becomes General Officer Commanding S&apore Base E list xict m February 1960 wiin Se temporary rank Major General, nas snent much of his servk^ m the Middle and Far East, Including Malaya.
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    Led men to gallows: Now he's retiring
    241 5 A FTER 13 years m the Prisons service m Singapore, Principal Officer Charles Hossach Tetter, 47, has left for Britain under the Malayanisation scheme. Mr. Telfer was a very popular officer, not only among his colleagues but also among the prisoners. Some broke
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    Trained men for top posts sought
    174 5 Trained men for top posts sought /COMMERCIAL firms m Singapore have openings for trained local men for managerial posts now held by expatriates, but the pace of Malayanisation depends on the number of local men trained m the art of management the State can produce. This was stated by the
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    Big K.L. plan
    34 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon The Kuala Lumpur Municipal Council is understood to be considering a $27,000,000 fiveyear development programme starting m 1961. This figure does not include a $15,000,000 public housing scheme.
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      46 5 Shopping I Guide American Bde suits NRAIS vlusive 4h Street. «v: that Hotel Arcade liH INK? It >Uni soft as shrink dress is latest Ger- available m and designs. and see the 1 4 50 per °d necki. n nr Gain, h »ir> Going Bald? w.w
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      36 5 TODAY: 10.33 p.m. TOMORROW: 9.48 a.m. and 11.22 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 10.34 a.m. THURSDAY: 0.10 a.m. and 11.20 a.m. FRIDAY: 0.53 a.m. and 12.05 p.m. SATURDAY: 1/5 a.m. and 12.49 p.m. SUNDAY: 2.15 a.m. and 1.35 p.m.
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    GOVT. ASKS ASSEMBLY TO PASS $32-m. SUPPLY BILL
    418 6 Barrage of questions by Opposition likely at Johore meeting JOHORE BAHRU, Monday. APPOSITION members m the Johore State Assembly are expected to question the Government on various items of expenditure m the 1960 Supply Bill at today's session of the State Legislature.
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    GUEST STOLE HIS WATCH
    42 6 JOIIORE BAHRU. Mon.— Mohamed Jusoh bin Mohamed. 19. for committing thett ol a watch and one dollar from the dwelling of Cpl. Latiil bin Kadir. was bound over for $300 to be of good behaviour lor >ix months.
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    TWO NEW FOREST RESERVES IN JOHORE BAHRU DISTRICT
    111 6 TWO NEW FOREST RESERVES IN JOHORE BAHRU DISTRICT TirE Johore Government yesterday announced plans for creating two newforest reserves m the Mukim of Pulai. m the Johore Bahru district The reserves will be known as Sungti Kemudi and Sungei Bahan and will cover hundreds of acre- ol fore>t. All the
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    Xmas at home after last trip
    123 6 Xmas at home after last trip members of the RAF. who have been serving on Christmas Island m the Pacific were home Christinas thanks to a globecircling flight by a Britannia of number 99 Squadron. R.A.F. Transport Command, from Lyneham. Wiltshire. The Britannia left Lyneham on Dec. 16 on a
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    Manager fined
    33 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon.— The manager of Lien Wan Rubber Shoe Factory In Jalan Tebrau was fined S2CO m the magistrate's court yesterday for operating a steam boiler without a certificated driver.
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    Tenders for 30 pawnshops in State accepted
    164 6 fTHE Johore Government has accepted tenders licences from 30 applicants to run pawnshops m various parts of the State for the three years 1 to 1962. The licence fees vary 'from $10,850 for a pawn- shop m Johore Bahru to $115 for one
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      457 6 BORN today natural organiser liab grtat skill, k:. oi detail ana the abUi carry out large-scale to gucce^&ful pert< You will Drubabiy d. tercsted In the phy lencei and art iy to come up with new discovery which c< make you rich as famous. Your tense of justu kec i
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      can be 'good girl' on stage, too, says Umi
      102 7  -  be- c on tve r of m Lif' N In i.ildreu ncik rm ictre 111- -by- Roy Lazaroo L who has five cmidrrn, elf .m only child. All t and love a mother c Is Jmh divided among her chiiaren. M
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    KIWI PLANIST to PLAY in S'PORE
    93 7 Its pi Mr South and tral Africa. t u his Singapore debut uT will include the B. Beethoven, uilnld Chopin. poi ty v; s<)< lv wili lne A r Berlin Chamber OrPbruary. sir Donald and m Sinre. Other celebrities with whom the Society Is
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    MEET A
    256 7  -  Margaret Wee by the> ca him th "an m-inv m any taces who P'avs wit?h nst^ men ts: When you Br«v Tr 1 3 com edian" Guvs sL» W'^ you get thc im P^sncarmg nnto t one performer but Guvs. his wife Myrna, known as n.noi aUtllUl wom^n
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    THE TIGHTROPE IS SAFER, SHE SAYS
    101 7 DRIVING a car is more dangerous tnan riding a motorcycle balanced on a tightrope." In just 14 words 16-year-old Br il l Marie Ottosson revealed how unperturbed s he is when performing her ropewalking act. One of the youngest members of the Zugspitartistcn team
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    How much do you know about Dawn Addams?
    251 7 How much do you know about Dawn Addams? LET'S start the last Film Quiz of 1959 with some questions about one of the most glamorous of all British born stars Dawn Addams. 1. How old is she? I. What is her estranged husband's name? What ha s she m com-
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    STAGE STAR OF MANY, MANY FACES
    20 7 STAGE STAR OF MANY, MANY FACES APART from being a man of many faces, Gnus plays nine different musical instruments.
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    Ting Hung—1959s brightest newcomer
    476 7 Ting Hung— 1959s brightest newcomer j OONG KONG'S big I 1 new star of the I'] year m 1959 was, m j the opinion of compei tent critics, Shaws' beautiful Ting Hung. She began In minor roles i during the early part of i the year. Then came her big
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      WORLD'S LOVELIEST GIRL GIVES SOME HINTS TO LOCAL LASSES
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    227 10 AIOSCOW. Mon. Pravda x welcomed ne\i Spring's East-West Summit meeting In Paris and the western Powers' '•admission" that further Summit meetings will also be necessary later on. In a leading article, quoted by Tass News Agency, the Soviet Communist Party newspaper, said:
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