Sunday Standard, 24 August 1958

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    15 1 SUNDAY STANDARD Vol. IX Ne. 53. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, AUGUST it, 1958 24 Paget 20 CH.
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    Lock icon BRITAIN'S DEFIANCE ARMADA
    241 1 BRITAIN'S DEFIANCE ARMADA 200 Trawlers Sail To Test Iceland Ban On Fishing GRIMSBY, England, Aug. 23 (Reuter) A fleet of between 100 and 200 British trawlers are on their way to Icelandic waters to defy Iceland's ban on fishing within 12 miles of her coast after September 1. Naval vessels
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    Lock icon SORAYA'S DATE
    53 1 SORAYA 'S DATE SPENDING some vacation time on the French 'Basque* coast, lovely Princess Soraya (ex-wife of the Shah of Iran) has a certain little smile on her lips as she enjoys a cabaret show at Biarritz Isles Bleues (Blue Island) with her date of the evening; Spanish millionaire, Luis
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    Lock icon The Minister And The Coffeeshop
    78 1 The Minister And The Coffeeshop "Hello: Hello; Is that Mr. Jumabhoy's residence?" "Bo la! kopi tiam" (no, this is a coffeeshop)". The directory of ministers and government officials lists the home phone number of the Minister of Commerce and Industry as 29-845. This m fact is the number of a
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    Lock icon Training Them To Love Work
    74 1 BERLIN, Aug. 23 (Reuter) Erery East German School child over eleven years old will spend one day a week working m a factory or on a farm after September 1 desuite protests from parents, teachers and factory heads. This is called "poll/technical education." According ro
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  • WORLD SHORTS
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      Lock icon US Files Claim Against Russia
      53 1 THE HAGUE, Aug 23 Reuter) The United States has filed an application with the International Court of Justice here against the Soviet Union, claiming $1,355,650 damages for the alleged shooting down over the Sea of Japan of an American plane on Sept. 4, 1954. the
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      Lock icon Village Destroyed
      35 1 REGGIO DI CALABRIA. Italy, Aug. 23 <UPI> A fire caused by the explosion of a box of hand-grenade s destroyed the nearby village of Sinopoli Inferiore early today, leaving its 1.000 inhabitants homeless.
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      Lock icon Let's Be Friends
      34 1 AMMAN, Aug. 23 (UPI) Premier Sami El-Rifai opened the door today for resumption of close relations with the other Arab powers but called on them to abandon "imported doctrine and influences."
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      Lock icon Little Rock Again
      39 1 LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas, Aug. 23 (UPI) Nearly 2.000 students, none of them Negroes, started registering yesterday at Little Rock Central High School, torn by bomb threats and violence when nine Negroes integrated the school last September.
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      Lock icon Sputnik Scientists
      34 1 AMSTERDAM. Aug 23 Reuter i Eisht Soviet scientists carrying secrets of Russia's three Sputniks arrived here today for next week's International Astronautical Federation Congress due to probe problems of the space age.
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      Lock icon Mayors Say 'No'
      21 1 NICOSIA. Aug. 23 (Reuter) Cypriot Greek mayors of Cyprus' towns today unanimously rejected Britain's partnership plan for Cyprus.
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      Lock icon All Are Safe
      25 1 JAKARTA, Aug. 23 (Reuter) United States embassy officials m Jakarta said today they believed that all Americans m North Celebes were safe.
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      Lock icon Typhoon 'Flossie'
      34 1 TOKYO. Aug 23. (UPI)— The U.S. Air Force reported that typhoon "Flossie" was located 340 miles east off Okinawa at 3 p.m. today and was moving north-north-east at 10 miles per hour.
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      Lock icon Trade Ban Talks
      38 1 TOKYO, Aug. 23 (UPI) Informed sources said today the Japanese Foreign Office will ask West Germany, Italy and France to relax trade restrictions against Japan during a series of talks scheduled to begin m October.
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      Lock icon Marines In S'pore
      32 1 MOSCOW, Aug. 23 (UPD The Soviet Army organ Red Star charged today that U.S. marines and ships at Singapore were exerting open pressure on India, Indonesia, Burma and Cambodia.''
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      Lock icon 10,000 Red Shells
      31 1 1 0,000 Red Shells TAIPEI. Aug. 23 (UPI) The Chinese Communists fired more than 10,000 artillery shells on Quemoy islands during a two-hour period tonight. a Nationalist Chinese military source said.
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    Lock icon CITIZENS ARMY AGAINST GANGSTERS
    163 1 CITIZENS ARMY AGAINST GANGSTERS THE CITIZENS of Singa- j pore, spurred by the r^w; police swoop on secret society members, have declared war against thuggery and gangsterism. The "Anti-Thugs" Bill recently passed by the Legislative Assembly has given the citizens more confidence m Police protection. Many communities are now forming
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    Lock icon WEST'S NEW CALL FOR A SUMMIT CONFAB
    111 1 LONDON, Aug. 23, (Reuter) The United States, Britain and France today called on the Soviet Union to resume diplomatic preparations m Moscow for a Summit conference. i They did this is m identical Notes handed to the Soviet Foreign Ministry yesterday afternoon. The
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    Lock icon 50,000 Shells Hit Quemoy
    60 1 TAIPEI, Aug. 23, (UPI) The Ministry of National Defence said more than 50,000 Communist Chinese high explosive shells were fired on Quemoy m a two-hour period tonight. Both big and little Quemoy m the Nationalist-held offshore island group sustained their heaviest bombardments to date m the
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    390 1 August 24. 1958 THE Federation Central Welfare Councils constant reliance on the Social and Welfare Services Lotteries Board for its funds and the manner m which these allocations are being expended were sharply criticized at its annual general meeting m Kuala Lumpur. The criticism came from the Council's two
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    Lock icon Man Vomitted Blood, Coroner's Court Is Told
    132 2 Man Vomitted Blood, Coroner's Court Is Told PENANG. Sat.'— A clerk, who had been suffering from stomach pains for over a year, was one day found vomitting blood, a Coroner's Court was told today. The Coroner. Inche Nik Hussain. held an inquiry into the death of Pitchay Manikam. 28. at
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    Lock icon FROM THE RANKS TO CHIEF JAIL WARDER
    87 2 THE first Malay m the Singapore Prison Service. Ismail bin Alias, to rise from the ranks to become a Chief Warder, was yesterday awarded the Colonial Prison Service Medal by the Assistant Minister to the Chief Secretary. Mr. M. P. D. Nair. Ismail,
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    Lock icon HAWKER PUTS SIX THUGS TO FLIGHT
    79 2 AN ice-water seller routed six thugs who tried to extort money from him on Friday night m Sumbawa Ro^ri, off Beach Road. Singapore. The hawker told the Po ice that six men approached him and demanded prelection money. When he refused to pay, the
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    Lock icon Delegates For Montreal
    51 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat The Federation government is sending delegation to the Commonwealth Trade and Economic conference to be held m Montreal on Sept. 15 to 26. The delegation will be led by Minister for Finance Mr. H.S. Lee and Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr. Tan Siew
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    Lock icon TWO PLEAD NOT GUILTY
    66 2 Two women. Chun "Ah Kan. 47, and Soo Ah Noor. 57, yesterday pleaded not guilty m a Singapore Magistrate's Court to a charge of living on the immoral earnings of a prostitute at Serangoon and Geylang roads between May to August this year. They were each
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    Lock icon Secretary Of Union Weds
    65 2 MR. Cheong Mm Chee with his bride, the former Miss Sonja Leong Cheng Lang. pictured after their marriage at the Straits Chinese Methodist Church m Kampong Kapor, Singapore, yesterday. Mr. Cheong. who is secretary of the Singapore Business House Employees Union, is th© son of Mr.
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    Lock icon $15 m LOAN FUND TO AID MALAYAN INDUSTRIES
    162 2 $15 m LOAN FUND TO AID MALAYAN INDUSTRIES KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Final talks for the establishment of a $15,000,000 loan fund to be known as the Malayan Industrial Development Finance Limited is expected to be concluded next week, a spokesman for the Ministry of Commerce and Industry told The Standard
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    Lock icon 46,000 Register In Selangor
    77 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. In his latest report to the Selangor Chinese Citizenship Drive Working Committee." the secretary, Mr. Chong Shih Guan, stated that more than 46.000 applicants for Federal Citizenship had to-date been registered at the committee's centre at the Chinese Assembly Hall. Furthermore, the drive
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    Lock icon Teacher Back To Sandakan
    74 2 JESELTON. Sat Miss Lucy Tai Nyuk Tow. who was sent by the Red Cross Society seven months ago to Kua;a Lumpur to have an «r ti_ ficial limb fitted, returned to the Colony by the "Kiman.s." Miss Tai was met at lhe wharf by her father
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    Lock icon SJAB Appeals For $22,000
    64 2 KOTA BAHRU, Sat— The St. John Ambulance Brigade here which recently completed its headquarters at a ?ost of $38. 0H0 is m need of a further $22,000. It took the brigade 13 years to collect the money to build its headquarters. An appeal for the $22,000
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    Lock icon Teacher Exams Results
    643 2 THE following Teachers Training College candidates have passed all parts of the Final Examination held m June this year and have been awarded the Certificate m Education. Selene Ang Chye Geok. Jennifer Angus, Rosalind P.. Anthony, Jules Clive Avict. Chee Swee Chew, Jeyamani Chelliah, Cheok Yeow Lam.
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    Lock icon 'It's A State Duty To Give Education'
    372 2 -SAYS WORLD TEACHING BODY IPOH, Sat. It is the "absolute obligation" of every state and government to secure funds for the education of its youth and it is also the function and duty of all teachers' organizations to stir up governmental and public
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    Lock icon No Cross-examination In The Interest Of Justice—Magistrate
    333 2 No Cross-examination In The Interest Of Justice Magistrate KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. First Magistrate, Inche Abdul Rani, presiding: at the inquiry into the May murder of Kuala Lumpur schoolteacher Stephen Peter Fonseka today refused to allow the police officer conducting the inquiry to examine a witness on a state- ment containing:
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    Lock icon SQUADRON'S TWELVE YEARS' OPERATIONS IN MALAYA
    186 3 SQUADRON'S TWELVE YEARS' OPERATIONS IN MALAYA a,m*]mm*a**rt No. XI 1 p*K idron will P m p|rted 12 years n n Malaya ft* ii h.»". c been iiini: throughr" \ni urgency i n midon I.ead- ...rd Officer V, the squad- n (limbing M.-t.-or PR. 10 r tii prior to rti«- from
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    42 3 i Sin: re branch of iti m the Thai m Bangkok the Iny* ro,- deaths or yi m Singa- ester- v. is one c knen 3 a ays about ii a heavy as i cause Colony a? the confined m Thai-
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    Lock icon Housewife Fined $150
    39 3 Housewife Fined $150 CSI IF E, Onh Chye fined $150 m a Mag strate's Court M>j r assisting m the pj I public lottery %9 et on Friday d having 26 lips rallied at B arresti d by the
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    22 3 i Hassan bin Ab- Offirei X lan- Pen mg to v posl as c o'e. He Ini ne DID A: ''Uil
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    Lock icon Bank Opens New Branch At Malacca
    149 3 MALACCA. Sat.- The Officer Administering the Government, Dato Sir Chenglock Tan. today said he wa.s confident that the Overseas Union B.itiK wnu.d play an Important role m the economic development of this country. Speaking at the opening of the bank's branch here this morning,
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    Lock icon Air Chief Presents Cheque
    80 3 GROUP Captain D. O. Rogers, (left) Base Commander of the Seletar Air Base, Singapore, hands over a JlieaiietoMr J. Chapman. Far East Area representative of R W Cinema Corporation at Friday nights Southeast Asian premiere of the film 'Dunkirk.' screened at the istra Cinema, Seletar. The
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    Lock icon APPOINTED
    29 3 MR. OON Khve Kiang. Permanent Secretary t a the Treasury, has been appointed Acting Financial Secretary m place of Mr. T. M. Hart, who has gone on leave.
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    Lock icon ONG BRINGS BACK GOODWILL
    259 3 Malaya Stands High In World Forums, Says The Labour Minister KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.. There is a tremendous amount of overseas goodwill for Malaya which stands high m world forums, declared the Minister for Labour and Social Welfare, Mr. Ong Yoke Lin, on his return from a
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    Lock icon P.A.P. SEEKS VIEWS ON C-DAY PLANS
    147 3 P.A.P. SEEKS VIEWS ON C-DAY PLANS THE City Day celebrations m Singapore this year is likely to be different from those held m the past. The PAP-dominated City Council ha s asked members of the Finance and General Purposes Committee to present their views on what lines this year's celebrations
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    Lock icon Preliminary Inquiries Should Not Be Reported — Smith
    239 3 Preliminary Inquiries Should Not Be Reported Smith PRELIMINARY inquiries into tentative charges, which may be tried by an Assize Court, should not be reported m the Press, chairman of the Singapore Bar Committee. Mr. C. H. Smith, said yesterday. Mr. Smith said he wa? not expressing the opinion of the
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    Lock icon Man Falls 30 Ft. As Tree Snaps
    82 3 Man Falls 30 Ft. As Tree Snaps GHANI bin Ali, 20, a Government peon, was seriously injured yesterday when he fell 30 feet while cutting a coconut tree m Lorong Bengkok, off Paya Lebar Road, Singapore. Ghani was hacking at the crown of the tree when the withered trunk snapped
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    Lock icon P.M.I.P. HOLDS MASS RALLY AT GEYLANG
    97 3 THE Singaoore Branch of the Pan-Malayan Islamic Party held a mass rally at the Geylang Serai Amusement, Park yesterday at which more than 2.000 people attended. More than eight speakers from the party m their addresses emphasized the "importance of establishing a free and
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    Lock icon Governor Will Take Salute In George Town
    219 3 PENANG, Sat. The Governor of Penang, Raja Sir Uda, will take the salute at a parade to be held at the esplanade on the morning of Aug. 31 to celebrate the first anniversary of Merdeka day m George Town. Nine units, consisting of
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    Lock icon Man Granted $2,000 Bail
    57 3 HARBAJAN Singh. 20. was charged m the Singapore Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday with assaulting Baboo P *\"h and attempting to extort $5 from him at Queen Street /ay. He pleaded not guilty and was allowed bail of $2. D00 m one surety until Aug. 30 when
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    Lock icon WOMAN, 48, RESCUED
    48 3 A 43-year-old woman was rescued from the Singapore River near North Boat Quay. last night. She was later identified as Wong Ah Lan, a hawker, of Eu Tong Sen Street. A passer by saw her m the river and plunged m and pulled her out.
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    Lock icon PRICE MART
    49 3 SINGAPORE tin price rose 25 cents yesterday to $369 i per picul. Singapore Copra Association closing prices per picul: Bombay/Japan August. $33 buyers. 33£ sellers. The tone was firm. Singapore Coconut Oil Millers Association closing prices per picul: bulk shipment $495, drums $53*. The tone was quiet.
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    Lock icon REMANDED
    36 3 A YOUTH, Koh Pee Tat, who pleaded not guilty to a charge of possessing a sharp instrument at Lavender and Penha.s roads at 3.20 a.m. on Saturday, was yesterday remanded by a Singapore Magistrate's Court
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    Lock icon PRAYER ROOM ATOP CITY HALL?
    57 3 The Singapore City Council is considering to build a Prayer Room on the roof of City Hall for Muslim employees so that they ran pray there. The Council has asked its Finance and General Purposes Committee to approve a total of $6,000 for this purpose.
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    Lock icon ECAFE Man Here For Economic Survey
    178 3 ECAFE Man Here For Economic Survey KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East is to conduct an economic survey of Malaya. This was disclosed to Tiie Standard last night by Dr. Shu-Chin Yang of the ECAFE Secretariat m Bangkok. Dr. Yang arrived h«ve on Thursday
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    Lock icon Motorist Pleads Not Guilty To Charge
    90 3 Motorist Pleads Not Guilty To Charge A MOTORIST, Tay Scow Huah. 25. pleaded not guilty m a Singapore Court yesterday to a charge of causing the death of a schoolgirl. Lee Siang Fong. 16. by a negligent ?ict not amounting to culpable homicide. Tay, of Langsat Road, was alleged to
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    Lock icon ROCKET RANGE VILLAGE BURSTING AT THE SEAMS
    429 4 WOOMERA. S. Australia, Sat. VTOOMERA. the "rocket range" village which grew t:p on the bare stone, red dust and grey-green -alt bush of the south Australian semi-desert, is growing so rapidly that it is bursting at the seams. As the range is extended
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    Lock icon THIS FAMILY HAS TWO MOTHERS
    380 4  - THIS FAMILY HAS TWO MOTHERS Madeleine McLoughts WIPE AND EX-WIFE i J AFTER FIVE CHILD*] By_ AN amazing domestic set-up m which a mon iv wmw m his wife, his ex-wife and her five children wosV'^S The husband and wife share one room. The ex <* ce d ost haye
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    Lock icon On the POLICE BEAT
    381 4  - On the POLICE BEAT 'Bo Peep' i IT is well ani good for the Police "bijj wigs" at headquarters to announce that secret society gangsters \vh<-> nuit Their nefarious trace and turn over a new leaf will be rehab:, it a* cd. Bit the bis Question is: What happens when
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    Lock icon 10,000 ELEPHANTS ONCE ROAMED THE ISLAND
    667 4 Now They May Become Extinct COLOMBO. Sat. 'T'HE Ceylon elephant, which once roamed the country m great herds, is m grave danger of extinction. Experts estimate that only 750-800 wild elephants are left on the island today compared with over 10,000 a century ago.
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    Lock icon 14 Films Vie For The 'Golden Lion Of St. Mark'
    210 4 VENICE. Sat. THE annual two-wees film festival m which 14 films from 9 countries will rompete for the "Golden Lion of Saint Mark" the festival's top award opens here today. Two Japanese films will be shown. "Jujomatsu No Issno" (The
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      49 4 mW*^A\*7 i/iilliMm I" Oon l blame me I've merer brought empty j bottle into the house %m»tK you're o bore*o<e<l har!" 111/ j^ IW mamia* f I 'am^*aT~*^~ V^l^" M J T*~rri *tf aw ...a ..tttaa m mm ••Mfm <*oa«m am j -rw— hrn 9 omm m tht ArtW
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    Lock icon Princess Holds Secret Of Kings Who Sacked Angkor
    553 5  - Princess Holds Secret Of Kings Who Sacked Angkor Bruce Russell By IyTIKT. South Vietnam, /fAD ANT of the Soutb- uhn royal line of Cham piled the 400-year-old c whereabouts of »he 1 J and possessions l! itt i ham kingS «en the Inhabit--5 at present Central me 12th century, they
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    Lock icon ITS LIKE THE OLD PROHIBITION DAYS
    156 5 ITS LIKE THE OLD PROHIBITION DAYS c d prohibiFot the and bootlegand sel•a hiskj —are D America. conduct- wide war booze boys." m fa aa an rg mis at ion operating a v.- wareprinters are labels of g distillerlea them on to p. ddltalg the whisky to and cafes. New
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    Lock icon DO STARS GROW INTO THEIR PARTS ?
    308 5  - DO STARS GROW INTO THEIR PARTS Jack Bentley £\\\\VV\\V\\V\\ By piN-UP girl Joy Webster is getting worried about her role as a man-mad, drug-taking society slut m the current West End play 'A Hatful of Rain.' She's worried m case she is carrying her Method form of acting too far.
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    Lock icon WHOSE LEGS ARE THE LOVELIEST?
    62 5 WHOSE LEGS ARE THE LOVELIEST? F I MUSTS m th* seventh annual Nm* York's Most Beautiful Legs contest meet at Roseland last week to decide the winner. Left to right are: Karin Bay- 20; Marilyn Fleischman 9 16; Carole Mellander, 17; Fancy Carroll* Pat Slevin, Carole Kelly, Honey Rubin and
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      262 5 I A powerful factor m modern engine performance j Car engines are getting steadily more efficient It's a story of The influence of I.CA. is far-reaching, for as engine compression I engine designers making best use of the higher quality fuels ratios go up. the need for it grows greater
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    Lock icon New Theatre Tariff A threat To Concert Promoters
    373 6  - New Theatre Tariff A threat To Concert Promoters ANACRUSIS MUSIC NOTES by hgf hgg gfhgf fh MUSICAL organizations and concert promoters m Singapore are perturbed over 11 the increased Victoria Theatre and HaU charges recently announced and passed by the City Council's Finance Committee. The main grievance is over the
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    Lock icon 2 AMERICANS AND A SWISS TO GIVE CONCERT
    118 6 2 AMERICANS AND A SWISS TO GIVE CONCERT ON SEPTEMBER 21 m the Cultural Centre Theatre the Musical Societv is presenting a concert by a young American violin and piano duo, Alan Grishman and Joel Ryce. They won first prize In the chamber music section of the 1956 Munich International
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    Lock icon He Will Give A Recital On Thursday
    91 6 He Will Give A Recital On Thursday I.EROY PETERSON. 21 year-old American violinist who received his early training m Singapore, is to give a recital m the new air conditioned Victoria Theatre on Thursday. September 11. Leßoy. who is on a holiday visit to his parents after six years' study
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    98 6 T)R. Kenneth Barritt. visiting examiner for the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music, will give a short organ recital m St. Andrew^ Cathedral after Evensong on Sunday. September Tth. Dr. Barritt studied the organ with the famous Birmingham organist. G.D. Cunningham, and is currently Director of
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    Lock icon $300 PER SHOW OR 25 PER CENT OF GROSS
    213 6 hearsals (these are now charged extra at $20 a time, or $100 with air-condition-ing!), entertaining the visitor and the usual dozen unprovided-for extras. T THINK this suggests a very dim future for public musical entertainment m this City. A flat rate
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    Lock icon THE NEW RECORDS
    486 6  -  Vidor Doggett Reviewed By nuitiiPSSnm^H' vn LP h n y ln c ma J°r ("Great). PhilharMxi%cTT6 n oo6^ltit e ht a COnd SiF AdHan B U,t Pje A GENERALLY vigorous ■lm. reading this, with orchestral playing of outstanding polish, clarity and unanimity The great work unfolds expansively
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    Lock icon THE MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL IN THE WORLD
    72 6 THE MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL IN THE WORLD In on effort to return fo elastic standards of judging beauty, the Professional Photographers Society has named British-born Hollywood star Joan Collins "the most beautiful girl m the world." She is, m the opinion of the organisation's president, the only woman m professional
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    228 6 |J Britain* best selling jj records. v 1 ALL I HAVE TO DO i ji IS DREAM CLAU- I jl DETTE— I 1 1 Eyfrly Brothers ij 2 WHEN— Kalin Twins j I, 3 RETURN TO ME J I Dean Martin I I 4 HARD HEADED I 1
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    Lock icon Songs Are Like Distant Relatives
    208 6 Songs Are Like Distant Relatives CONGS are like dis 4 ant relatives. They arrive at the most unexpected timet Just ask Joe "Mr. Puno" Henderson. Joe does a piano ict the London music belli, writes songs, records '.hem and publishes them via nil own company. And he gets the urge
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    591 7 air chipmunk PENNIES FROM HEAVEN T WONDER how many of A the rubber tappers working on remote and almost inaccessible plantations m the Federation are aware of the existence of the Royal Singapore Flying Club. Yet to a very large extent, they are completely dependent upon the pilots of the
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    335 7 *EW DELHI, Sat. (LTI) Bullocks In India are m trained to produce rarity faMiican Leigh Stevens poshing his scheme ?essfully In i i "?'f. ace 14 miles I witb financial i/" p from the Ford age to see the t and was much imy?
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      1014 8 A Glimpse Into Those Reckless Days Of m the Karamazov Story This wgefc+s choice ranges from a HAPPY BRIDE to a MONSTER from a GUNMANg WALK to ZERO m^^ m^^^^ m^^^^^ m^^^^^^^^^mmmmmmmmmmammma*mmmjm*mmaw HOUR m mid-air... ]yj URD E R, lust and hatred abound m their worst forms, but
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      260 8 INDIAN film fans m Singapore and the Federation will soon see two good productions one produced m Bombay and the other m Madras. The one imported from Madras is THIRUDARGAL JAGRITHAI (Beware Thieves), a Tamil film ably directed by veteran director, B.N. Rao. The other, a Hindustani
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    262 9 Singapore 3 Penang 3 REPLAY ORDERED KUALA LUMPUR, Sot. Singapore and n drew 3-3 m the 32nd Malaya Cup final 1 j a f the Merdeka Stadium tonight before wd of 23,000 which included the Yang pgftuon Agong, the Prime Minister and rre O 10
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    956 9 PLAY: PENANG ON TOP MOST OF THE TIME ■ISNING the toss, Singapore secured the right to off anH immediately the Singapore forwards knived ',h th? Penang defence. Rut both sides were rn it 1 autious and both the sides cleared the ball Z (he held whenever moves looked dangerous. wing
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    75 9 SYDNEY, Sat Australian heavyweight champion Alan Williams will defend his title against Italian Sandy Assogna for the thiid time at Leicbhardt Stadium (Sydney. m September After two unsuccessful bids for the title. Assogna stopped W::'.:ams. who suffered a badly CUI eye. m the sixth round >f
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    319 9 Hamilton Breaks The Only Record E. Hamilton was the only swimmer to break a record m the individual events at f he Singapore Amateur Swimming Association's 15th annual championships at the Singapore Swimming Club yesterday. Results were: 100 metres: 1. Lionel Chee— 61.5 sec. 2. Gan Eng Jee. 200 m.
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    92 9  -  GEORGE HARLEY By >>ETER PASS (Polytechnic;, top British water polo player. has been dropped from the tram to fompete m the European championships m Budapest next month because he refused to attend a training course at 'Josford (Wolverhampton) during the weekend, Mr Dick Hodgson, manager
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    279 9 IVOR KLASSAN of Shell Sports Club was awarded the Victor Ludorum trophy for his outstanding performance at the annual athletic meet of the Singapore Business Houses Athletic Federation at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Mrs. Lim Yew Hock, wife of the Chief Minister gave away the
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    Lock icon JON KONDRADS TASTES A JAPANESE DEFEAT
    265 9 TOKYO, Aug. 23 (UPI) Tsuyoshi Yamanaka, Japan's greatest swimmer of all time, swam his own race with confidence and thereby succeeded m defeating Jon Konrads of Australia for the first time on Friday night m Osaka. Yamanaka's victory by a touch over the 16-year-old
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    284 9 Dhanwant Robs Varsity Of Victory A DROPPED catch m the last over by Dhanwant Singh off K. T. Retnam enabled Ceylon Sports Club to force a draw with University of Malaya m a rearranged SCA senior league fixture at Balestier Road yesterday. Taking first lease of the wicket University totalled
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    304 9 All Roads Lead To The Merdeka Stadium All motor vehicles seemed to have been heading for the Merdeka Stadium which was more than three quarters full an hour before the kickoff. The cr o7c d within the stadium swelled to more than 15 thousand when there was still half an
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    105 9 Reds Win Fencing Title PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 23 (Reuter). Russia won the women's foil team championship m the World Fencing championships here m Thursday. They beat Hungary and tied with France m the fina' pool Germany were second, winning two of their thr^e matches, France third, and Hungary fourth. Christian Doriola.
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    388 9 English Soccer Results iMMi«ttaa^^M^^i^"""r;iiiiiiiiii il LONDON. Aug. 23. (Reuter)^ Results of today's English and Scottish football matches were: LEAGUE DIVISION I Aston Villa 1. Birmingham C. 1 Bolton Wan. 4. Leeds Utd. 0 Burnley 3. Manchester City 4 Leicester City 2. Everton 0 Luton T. 1. West Brom. Alb. 1
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    30 9 LONDON, Aug. 23 (Reuter) There was no play today m the fifth cricket Test between England and New Zealand because of rain and a saturated ground.
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    441 10 PERHAPS very few m Singapore's sporting world Is aware of the fact that the Colony's AAA president, Mr. A. T. Rajah b still the fastest man that was at Victoria Institution, Kuala Lumpur. His century sprint record of 10.2 seconds, created
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    391 10 FORGOTTEN S'PORE DESERVES A LITTLE COURTESY KEN JALLEH...FranhIy Speaking PERHAPS, out there m the ulu, some people have got their geography all mixed up Singapore, at tiie tip of the Malay Peninsula, is still part of it. And by the time the Peninsula Games that is being organised by Thailand
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    793 10 BRITISH GIRLS WITH WINNING WAYS... Peter Wilson Likes 'Em LONDON, Sot.— A REVOLUTION has taken place m British sport— almost uni refer to the fact that while our male athletes would be lucky to figure m the first six m competition with the rest of the world m all sports,
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    183 10 SINGAPORE Hockey Association's special league for »>Jayers of under 23 years come into force when the season starts next month. The special league, proposed by the president of the SHA, Sir George Oehlers, is a move to spot talent for training
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    56 10 A. AZIZ AHMAD, Singapore's veteran badminton champion, with his trophies. Aziz Ahmad of the Young Men's Muslim Association won the title when he beat Mayflower's Neo Seng Kee 18-13 15-4 m the final recently. A junior doubles title holder m 1056. Aziz is the first Malay to win
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    39 10 THE Hong Kong and Shanehid Bank Snorts Club won b, th their friendly table tennis matches against Chartered Bank and the Tamil Brotherhood Association. They beat the Chartered Bank 7-2 and Tamil Brotherhood 5-4.
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    36 10 The Batn Pahat Overseas Chinese High School basketball team. Johore Slate Chinese Secondary Schoo l champions. They beat the Foon Yew Middle School, Johore Bahru by 49 po;.i:s Co 47 m the final ot the competition.
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    104 10 ITTF Chief Cannot Understand LONDON, Aug. 23 (Reuter) Ivor Montagu, President, of the International Table Tennis Federation, said today that Communist China's withdrawal from the Federation on the groups of its 'unconstitutional recognition' of Nationalist China was 'a little difficult to understand.' One reason was that 'socalled Nationalist China is
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    296 10 M SYDNEY, Sat. The New South Wales Amateur Swimming Association has invited Olympic Games triple gold medallist Murray Rose to compete m the State swimmine: championships at Xorth Sydney Pool m January next year. It has offered to pay his fares to and from the United
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    Lock icon Army Rugby Strengthened By 6 New Stars
    236 10 Army Rugby Strengthened By 6 New Stars SIX newcomers with th, reiMH VllN ed good rugby m Britain will „,n of k. Singapore its strongest m B ev^»i th O" 41 sp as ons 'S Lt. Col. A'an. the secretary of the Army Rugby Agnation,^ said with so>-no 0 f
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    156 10 'Mermaids' Fly In Tuesday ausi kali as National l Women Swimmers who competed at the Empire Games Ed Cardiff are scheduled to arrive at Singapore on Qantas a« 6.30 p.m. on Tuesday. The Dartv of 10 includes nine swimmers and the manageress. They are: Miss Lorraine Crapp. Miss Dawn Frazer,
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    309 11 Sentimental Dies After 9/ Race By Our Special Correspondent APPRENTICE jockey Moses Lee landed another good price winner when he booted home Prise Entry m the opening race at Kuala Lumpur yesterday, final day of the Selangor Turf Club's August Meeting. On the first day
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    1816 11 RESULTS DIVIDENDS OF All THE RACES T. F. Sum's Trainer: Sle:gH. 204-106 No. 8 PRIZE ENTRY 7.10 (3) Lee 1 1714-299 No. 1 ERESH MYSTERY 9.60 (1) BarraH 2 454-192 No. 3 MYSTERIOUS 8.12 (8) Donnelly 3 369-212 No. 7 Persian Count 8.03 (2) Moon 4 156- 89 No. 2
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    336 11 STOCKHOLM, Aug. 22 (Reuter) Soviet athletes continued to dominate the European track and field championships m Stockholm today, winning four of the eight events decided. G^pina Bystrova of Russia who yesterday won the women's pentathlon, today took the 80 metres hurdles title m 10.9 sees to
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    49 11 photo. I POLISH and American track stars elbow each other for top place m the heated 1,500 metre race held m Warsaw, Poland recently. Shown m photo are Z. Crywal and S. Lewandow«kl of Poland leading E. Noran (U.S.) and J. Crelle. The race wai won by Crywal P.E.
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    91 11 IPOH Sat. This seasons Inoh distrct soccer league chamnions. Perak Chinese Recreation Club will play a friendly match aeainst Negri Sembilan Malays on the Chinese Assembly hall ground here tomorrow starting at 5 15 pm The PCRC team will be selected from the following: Low
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    29 11 TANJONG MALIM. Sat Taniong Malim Indians drew 3-all at soccer against Slim River Youngsters m the opening match of the Merdeka Cup tournament at Slim River yes-
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    41 11 WELLINGTON, New Zealand, Aug. 23 (Reuter) New Zealand beat Australia by 25 points to three m the first rugby union test here A 30.000 crowd saw the All Black pile on pressure after leading nine-zero at half-time.
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    Lock icon Rain Robs Surrey Of The Lead
    275 11 LONDON, Aur 22 (Reuter) Surrey with a matrh m hand drew level with previous leaders Hampshire m the English county cricket championship today. Seeking their severth successive championship win Surrey gained four points from their rain-ruined match at Northampton by taking a first innings
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    95 11 First To Swim The Channel DEAL England. Aug 22. (UPl)— American lumberjack Albert Thomas swam the English channel tonight m 19 hours and 45 minutes He rested 10 minutes and then set off on a return swim to Cap Gris Nee, France. Thomas, of Portland. Oregon, was the fir^t person
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    66 11 IPOH. Sat -Mr. and Mrs R Kerne, with a score of 17 and 3/32 points won the mix*»ri foursomes competition over nine holes at the Perak Turf Club sports club on Thursday. Twenty took part m the competition and runners-up were Mrs. B. Fraser and Mr. Lincoln Leong.
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      188 11 SINGAPORE SOCCER— S AFA Leagus Div 3 A P. Peranakan vs. Seletar f C Geylang, 5.15 p.m Div 3-—Setia Jaya vs. Te'ok Kumu I'td.. S T.C,. S.IS p.m Fnpnn".y JoUilndn AY. vs. RAF. Changi, Changi MOTOR RACING Prim cess FlrznboAh Estate Motor sprmt trial. CRICKET Senior— Uni~ versity rs CSC.
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      224 12 A-Sub Is Foolproof Against Radiation, Say Officers NEW LONDON, Connecticut, Aug. 23 (UPl)— The system of controls aboard an atom-powered submarine is so foolproof that it is virtually impossible for a serious accident to occur. Furthermore, the two medical officers who have served aboard both Nautilus and Seawolf, the first
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      151 12 PORT BAN ON U.S. A-SUBS LONDON. Aug. 23 (5eu 4 rr) > Britain's Atomic Energy Au- i thority stated last night lh*l it j had advised the Admiralty against allowing the American nuclear-powered submarine! Nautilus to enter dense' y populated British rx>rts. The statement followed news that Denmark had refused
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      122 12 JOIN FRANCE OR SECEDE DE GAULLE TANANARIVE, Madagascar. Aug. 23 (UPl).— Gen Charles de Gaulle formally offered Madagascar yesterday the cho.ce between an "equal right's*' association with France or a breakaway into total independence, wcich he labelled "secession." Speaking to a joint session of Madagascar's six territorial assemblies at Assembly
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      35 12 RUSSIA has completed the draft of a seven-year economic plan aimed at catcning ud and surpassing the most developed capitalist countries m per capita production of industrial goods. ?vloscow Radio reported yesterday. Reuter
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      95 12 SHE'S A SIGHT WORTH SEEING THESE two American sailors certainly got an eyeful when they ran into London model Dawn Shubette on location m Trafalgar Square when they went on a sightseeing tour of London— and they definitely decided she was one of the sights worth peeing. The two men
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        33 12 UNITED NATIONS, ftug, 23 (Renter).— The Peace Bell donated by the people of .la; an to the United Natior 1 was rung yesterday for the first time m four years.
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        35 12 WASHINGTON, Aug. 23, (Reuter). President Eisenhower held a 40-minute foreign policy conference last evening with Mr. John Foster Dulles. the Secretary of State, and Mr. Christian Herter. the Under Secretary of State.
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        41 12 KARACHI. Aug. 24 (Reuter). Malik Firoz Khan Noon, the Pakistani Prime Minister, will fly to New Delhi on Sept. 9 a day earlier than expected to confer with Mr. Nehru, the Indian Prime Minister, on border issues.
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        36 12 BEIRUT, Aug. 23. (Reuter). The Labanese Government held a cabinet meeting yesterday to discuss the U.N. General Assembly Arab resolution coupled with "practical arrangements" to permit the withdrawal of the United States forces.
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        26 12 WASHINGTON, Aug 23 (Reuter). Senior United States and British official will hold a three-day meeting here next week to discuss exchanges of atomic information.
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        34 12 MANILA, Aug. 23 (UPI). SEATO's top military advisers will meet m Bangkok next month m the wake of "new developments*' which constitute a threat to the security of the treaty area.
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        32 12 TOKYO, Aug. 23 (UPI).— The Welfare Ministry said that 1,500 persons throughout Japan have been stricken with polio this year, twice the number for the same time -ast year.
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        28 12 SYDNEY, Aug. 23. (Reuter). "Australia is the only place m the world still worth living m," commented famous English stage star Roger Livesey this afternoon.
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      69 12 LONDON, Aug. 23 (Reuter) Heavy storms said m places to be the worst m 50 years lashed Britain yesterday, killing two and causing floods m London and north and west country towns The Rev. Sydney Dolph was killed by lightning as he played golf at Colchester.
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      25 12 METROPOLITAN F o 1 i c c have begun taking the census of the Chinese populace m the capital city of Korea. UPI
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      111 12 PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 23, (UPI).— A 200-pound truck driver, called the "world's most brutal son," was found guilty yesterday of beating his 74-year-old widowed mother because she refused to give him some of her social security money. Judge Vincent A. Carroll was so moved by the testimony
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      216 12 TOKYO, Aug. 23 (Reuter)— A middle aged Japanese woman today committed suicide m the vain hope that her eyes would be used to restore the sight of a nearly blind ballet dancer she had admired since her high school days.
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      283 12 Lloyd Urges Accord On A- Blast Ban DECISION A BIG STEP FO RW A J D LONDON, Aug. 23 (Reuter) The British Foreign Se Lloyd, today urged that a political agreement on controlled 7 M I tests must be made. SUs Pen n >■ Mr. Lloyd told reporters on his
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      59 12 WASHINGTON. Aug. 23 (Reuter) President Eisenhower yesterday signed a record peace-time $39,602.--827.000 Defence Appropriation Bill. But the President, m a statement. criticized Congress for giving about $1,000 million more than he considered necessary for the security of the United States. He was also critical of Congress
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      238 12 180 POSTS REQUIRED TO DETECT H-TESTS, Say Scientists GENEVA. Auk 23 (UPI) First leakages from the secret report which made possible the Anglo-American nuclear test cutoff showed that scientists from east and west agreed it would take 180 land and sea observation posts to control an end of nuclear tests.
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      54 12 TAIPSI. A;;: new nati< n ca! kan Republic" I ated under th< *JJ ■of Russia Sinkiang th< vince :r. Cr. Russia, th? ,jr n News Ageaci r Hongkoni Thr rep r }y', k;ans rel :;Jf2 said the R<?pu the si7f nf F heen ind^r J since
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      187 12 NUCLEAR BANS FROM BALLOON LONDON", Vi i The Mini announced la r low-yieid nuc ipended fr m '>■ succeisl lllj Christmas is Pacific yesterd Thi.v wis h nouncement I j thr- British '6 G warned shipp- I a 36.000-squarf c J the Par; A 5x C( Th? Ann« wl "-vn
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      2645 13 CLAWS OF THE EVIL! BIWAY TO HOPE rha Disfigured C etr arrival In AmeL go plastic surgery ble seers. These ited at the Mount m New York. I FOUR ENCINED aircraft bearing the letters MATS -the registration letters of American military Hi „es -taxis along the runway and comes gently
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      164 22 AUTO SHORTS Motor Show, 1956 THE 1958 MOTOR SHOW, whirh opens m M October 22. will feature cars from the I 'sited Ml Canada. France. Germany. I tah Sweden OmMI vakia and for the first time. Holland New Car Plates New "reflectorised" car number platf* rlaird* be the first m
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