The Singapore Free Press, 8 September 1955

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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale m Malaya vi U3S7. Singapore. Thursday, September 8, 1955, Price 15 Cts
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    MALAYA TRADE ENVOY FOR JAKARTA?
    180 1 I'll l: Governments of Singapore and the Federaklon are considering the appoinment of a trade commissioner la Indonesia. The Free Press understands the appointment will be made soon after the return of the Marsh ill goodwill mission. due to leave for Indonesia tomorrow. The Governments
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    Lock icon HUNGARY NOW CUTS HER ARMY
    64 1 THE Hungarian Government decided yesterday to reduce its armed forces by 20,000 me n by December 31. "m the interest of bet ter understanding between nations." Officers and men affected will be employed mi n industry and agriculture. Hungary is the fifth Iron Curtain country
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    Lock icon France invites Tito
    20 1 France has invited Yugoslavia's Marshal Tito to make an official visit to Paris this autumn- U. P.
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    EXCHANGE MAY BAN STRIKE FACTORIES RECRUITING LABOUR
    146 1 'THE Singapore Employment Exchange may not m future be available for recruiting labour to strike-hit factories m the Colony. A spokesman of the Ministry of Labour and Welfare told the Free Press this morning that the position was being reviewed— whether to continue
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    Lock icon The mercy planes fiy in
    134 1 T he mercy planes fiy in AMERICAN naval air- craft flew into New Delhi yesterday, starting the biggest-ever flood relief airlift to India. The planes brought 10.000 lb. of medical supplies, blankets and bedsheets from Red Cross societies m the U.S., Canada, Italy, Switzerland and Luxembourg. More aircraft are expected
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    Hotel offers pay rise —by poster
    166 1 Hotel offers pay rise by poster ONE of the picketers m front of strike-hit Adelphi Hotel m Singapore was arrested yesterday for allegedly intimidating a Malay who was going to work. Strikers continue to picket some of the other strikehit hotels, including the Cockpit, Sea View and Gleneagles. Officials of
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    THE WALK Closing date
    48 1 THE WALK Closing date Monday Is the closing day entries for the Singa--Johore Bahru Walk 'ntest organised by the re Press. No entries will be ac- d after the first post bat day. wo British Army officers, corpora] and a priare among the latest 01 entries received to-
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    RUBBER DOWN
    19 1 Singapore Rubber opened on an unfl >»c this morning first grade, September $1.47% a lb.. WlO* yesterday's
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    Lock icon KASHMIR INVASION STILL ON
    74 1 TWO West Pakistan organisations still plan to make a joint satyagraha (peaceful) "invasion" of the Indian- held part of ECasl mir with 15.000 volunte< rs next week despite ■ep >rts that it will be strongly discouraged by the Pakistan Govern- meni The organisations are the Christian
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    S'PORE AMNESTY TERMS TODAY
    27 1 Detailed arrangements regarding the Singapore Government's amnesty offer to Communists will be announced later today. The terms will become effective shortly after midnight.
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    Lock icon TROOPS RUSHED TO CYPRUS
    415 1 TROOPS RUSHED TO CYPRUS Martial law m Turkey pOUR Royal Navy vessels sailed yesterday for Cyprus with 630 marine commandos from Malta to reinforce British troops on the trouble-hit island. The aircraft carrier Ocean mustered her crew at Plymouth to sail with equipment for Cyprus-based British troops and unconfirmed reports
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    Lock icon Fears of new terror in Morocco
    141 2 PRANCE MAY NOT MEET DEADLINE tjUSARfI of a new waVi terrorism, bloodshed and rioting were n Ing m Morocco yest French Government officials conceded for the first time that Fj would probably not be able to meet its "homerule" deadline on September 12 for
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    50 2 The Assistant Mufti of Johore leading the Kathi Besar, Itnani and Court Heralds (above) Into the Sultan Abubakar Mosque yesterday m Johore Bahru for the Diamond Jubilee thanks- riving service. Below: Schoolchildren from The Convent who attended the thanksgiving service at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Free Press pictures.
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    Lock icon CHINESE PREFER H.K. AS COLONY
    139 2 CHINESE PREFER H.K. AS COLONY riniNF.SE residents of Hon- Kong had cho ien to delay their normal desires for elf-government In order to escape the grave danger ol eizure of the port by Communist China, a Hong Kong newspaper editor i a d In Fes Angeles y< terday. Mr. choi
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    Lock icon RUSSIA ENDS DISARM SILENCE
    220 2 But West keeps secret RUSSIA'S Arkady A. Sobolev broke his silence with a "Significant" statemint on disarmament m the United Nations yesterday but the Western powers joined him m dropping an iron curtain of secrecy around his remarks. For six days, the Western powers have sought
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    SLAIN WOMAN'S BODY EXHUMED
    47 2 THE body of 29-year-old Nottingham school teacher, Janet Marshall, murdered near Amiens 13 days ago, was exhumed at La Chaussee Tirancourt cemetery yesterday. The exhumation was carried out on the examining magistrate's orders at the request of the police chief for Northern France.
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    Lock icon MANY ARRESTS IN 'TREASON' SWOOP
    130 2 gEVERAL Officials of the Bonn Foreign Office have been arrested on •suspicion of treason and contact with Soviet Zone Communist authorities, reliable political informants The exact number wa,s not known but they were said to include a senior official m the passport section and "two
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    Russian had US visitor at gunpoint
    169 2 LT.S. Representative Joe J Holt returned to New York following a visit to Russia with other Congressmen, was detained near Moscow for nearly an hour by a Russian soldier w 'n> held a cocked pistol against his head, it was disclosed m Van Nuys,
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    Lock icon Stabbed teacher sues city
    29 2 New York city is sued for U*****,000 teacher who was BtaDDea the bark by a 15-y «r-«J boy while conducting evening gymnasium last June- A.p.
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    Lock icon U.K. army will go underground in atom attack: Eden sees plan
    160 3 U.K. army will go underground in atom attack: Eden sees plan < m ANTHONY EDEN yesterday saw how the British Army is preparing to ixo underground m the event ot an atomic attack. The Prime Minister visited army units at Colchester, Essex the first of a series ot* "seeing-for-himself" visits
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    132 MILES UP OR BETTER
    179 3 132 MILES UP OR BETTER vm American rely search rockets, which will probe the secrets of space, are expected to reach a height of 132 miles "or even better," a United Slates scientist said m Belfast yesterday. Dr 11 Edwards of the United Slates Air I >rce Research and Development
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    Lock icon ONE CARRIER IS MORE POWERFUL THAN WAR FLEET
    72 3 Streamlined and refitted for atomic-age warfare, the United States 33.000-ton aircraft carrier Bon Homme Richard rejoined the fleet at San Francisco, yesterday after a reconversion costing $192,000,000. Her commanding officer, Capt. Lamar Peyton Carver, said: "It is hard to believe, but true,
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    Lock icon Austria to join U.N. this year?
    43 3 The head of the 20 nation Latin American group m the United Nations predicted yesterday that the U. N. General Assembly would seat Austria as iis 61st member before the end of the session m December. A.P.
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    FREED BELGIANS
    14 3 Eight Belgians returned to Liege yesterday from several years of Soviet captivity.
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    48 3 picture. The Assistant Minister for Commerce, Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy, cuts the ribbon to open the Labour Front's branch m his division Stamford m Bencoolen Street, Singapore, yesterday. On the left is the Minister for Communications and Works. Mr. Francis Thomas.— -Free Press 111 *****1 l HUM mum,,,,,,
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    Lock icon Film comic in hospital with bites and bruises after row with fiancee
    113 3 Film comic in hospital with bites and bruises after row with fiancee ROSCOE ATES. 60 year-old stuttering film comic, has landed m a Hollywood hospital for treatment of cuts, bruises, and bites. Sheriff's deputies said he told them the wounds Were inflicted by his 21 -year-old fiancee during a dispute
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    Lock icon STRIKE TIES UP NEW YORK PORT
    244 3 N. Atlantic (lockers may follow as. WALKOUT of longshoremen pending a mass meeting to discuss grievances against the New York-New Jersey Waterfront Commission tied up the entire port of New York yesterday. William V. Bradley, president of the International Longshoremen's Association said he did
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    A-station plan
    26 3 The Indian Government is studying the economic possibilities of establishing an atomic power station, the Prime Minister. Mr. Nehru, said m New Delhi yesterday.
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    Lock icon FIVE MEN PRAISED FOR SIDON RESCUES
    129 3 FIVE MEN PRAISED FOR SIDON RESCUES IjiIVE officers and men of the Royal Navy who took part m rescue operations wht-n the submarine Sidon sank, after an explosion m Portland, Dorset, on June IG, h;tve been specially commended. Thirteen men lost their lives m the? disaster. Admiral of the Fleet
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    Lock icon ME. sports car
    26 3 A Messerschmitt sports car, made by the German plane manufacturers, went on display m an American department store m New York yesterday.— A.P.
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      4 3 mm R ARE EXQUISITE
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    The Singapore Free Press Opinion JOBLESS PROBLEM
    240 4 The Singapore Free Press Opinion JOBLESS PROBLEM THURSDAY Sept 8 1955 rpHE refusal of the Bri- tish Borneo territories to accepl a number ol squatter families and Jobless people from Singapon as Immigrants Is regrettable bul not unexpected. Brit i. li Borneo, notably North Borneo, has for years sought immigrants,
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    It's good to stop and LOOK AT BRITAIN
    1422 4  - It's good to stop and LOOK AT BRITAIN RENE MacCOLL says RENE MacCGLL's assignments normally take him to the farthest places of the world. But m the past month he has been on an Assignment Without Visa— the rediscovering of Britain itself. Every morning he has jumped into his car
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      19 4 YOUR REQUIREMENTS I SPORTS PRESENTATION (Consult G. C. De SUVA BROS., "Jewellers" 3 RAFFLES PLACE S.ntpporc 1 Till *****
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    Brain-wave test before marriage
    171 5 IT'S DOCTOR'S IDEA FOR WEDDED BLISS 9 FEWER DIVORCES n YOUNG couples had their brain-waves tested before they were married there might be fai fewer divorces, suggests brain-expert Dr. Grey Walter. His experiments have convinced him that people with the same kind of brain-wave rhythm re
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    MINDING BABIES BEAT BOY SOLDIERS
    195 5 MINDING BABIES BEAT BOY SOLDIERS T\HE sergeants at Bradbury Lines, Hereford eadquarters oi the Boys Regiment. R.A.. were having rollicking time at an end,rm party but as the rty warmed up, shrill ies of babies In the nearby trried quarters added to din. Some bey soldiers acting s nursemaids for
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    'Work horse' flies
    23 5 Handle? Page Herald and freighter made maiden flight Radlett Airfield 8»r Frederick Hand jalla it "the work W iho air."
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    'Gunboys' in orchard
    50 5 Six boys made an armed raid on the plum orchard of 46-year-old Mr. Walter Robinson at Elstree, Herts. Mr. Robinson grabbed one boy who had m his hand what appeared to be a revolver. The six boys were taken to the police station, identified and later released.
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    Lock icon ELSA MAXWELL HAS 110 GUESTS ON GREEK CRUISE
    72 5 ELSA MAXWELL, one of the world's biggest parlygivers, has borrowed Greek millionaire Stavro Niarchos's luxury yacht Achilleus for her latest party, a cruise from Venice to Greece and the Greek islands with 110 guests. Elsa is seen above welcoming film star Olivia
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    Discipline loafers, TUC tells bosses
    118 5 Discipline loafers, TUC tells bosses TF employees do not work the full agreed hours it is up to the management. not the trade unions, to take disciplinary action. Mr. Victor Feather, assisi tant .secretary of the Trade.-* Union Congress, said this at Oxford m a call for managements to face
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    W.H.O. delegates to be feted
    49 5 Tn honour of the delegates to the Congress of the Western Pacific Region of the World Health Organisation, the president and members of the City Council will hold •> reception .-it die City Hall on Wedni day, Bept. v from 7 v. a. lb piu.
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    SPECIALISTS
    243 5 Are they now too specialised? gCIENTISTS are becoming intellectual cripples, said Ritchie Calder m his address as President of the Assembly of Corresponding Societies at the 117 th annual meeting of the British Association m Bristol. Too much specialisation forced upon them by the rapid advance of research and
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    SARAH WILL SAVE LIVES AT SEA
    155 5 SARAH WILL SAVE LIVES AT SEA ROYAL Air Force pilot.* down m the sea car now guide rescue aircraft or high-speed launches to them without waste of time by a now radio system which can send out signals over a radius of over 75 miles Even on conditions of poor
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    Smog not tobacco blamed for cancer
    131 6 statistics Just Issued k5 m. New Zealand support a theory popular among New Zealand's doctors that smog -and not tobacco is chiefly responsible for lung cancer. The New Zealand Health Department reports that settlers from Britain are far more liable to lung cancer than
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      403 6 MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis < *Z Z -'-I [weu )/ipaioamanhamed| I tm.s looks like an /it was I £"Vnll ?he° 1 /worVd 0 Tsaw y_ MBViP?y COG TWOMUUON ORDINARY WINDOW «UTH SV i ITWITHMY WHAT K'NO I'M NOT HRTAiN. r y \IN CA^H fOR HIS DUMMY" WITH
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      644 6 YOUR LUCKY STAR BORN today. U Is llktlv Friday thai SDlrltual valu<s VIR(iO (Aug. H t t 23) An 111 relativ. tei mor< importani w nave nrst (>all upon itl than material gains. services. Be kind aas i tcc< ss. considerate. Literature, music. bcl- libra (Sept. 24-Oct ences and art
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      207 7 l-tJ-NiJON, Sent. 7. Previou s Todaj L'BBEB No BSS C-1 42 buyers 41 s buyers BnropMa PaHi September 43 sellers 42 sellers i BBEB Htt> 1 RSS C -M' 42 H buyers 41% buyers Puropean Ports October 42 >; sellers 42 sellers BBEB N«- R ss Spot
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      New York prices
      107 7 NEW YORK. Sept. 7. Previous Today H>)\ Straits sn<>t and nearby 95.37 nom. 95.62 nom. Bl.\ futures September 94.25 bid 94 50 bid 95.25 a. e ked 95.75 asked October 93.625 bid 94.00 bid 94.625 askea 94 75 asked November 93.25 bid 93.80 bid 94.25 asked 94.40
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      U.S. PEPPER
      45 7 (and awaiting Malabar {36. Lampong spot and awaiting 4:. September 40%. release 42 1 afloats 41. Sept. spot anil awaiting re- 1 shipment 40 1 sellers ex-dock, se 38. afloats 36^ to 37. Sept. I Above prices quoted m U.S. cents per lb.
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      33 7 «NR\\ YORK. Sept. 7. Previou s Today Industrials 476 24 473 20 Railroads ..158 94 160.43 Domestic Bonds 98.38 98 39 1 tilities 66.43 66.36 Stocks Composite Average 170.06 170.28
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      116 7 I Sept. 7. Previous Today •PR Philippines ci.f. UK/ rth Enropean delivered per long ton Sept./ Oct. $174 sellers $173 sellers PRA Philippines f.o.b. Manila J M»lk per ton Unquoted Unquoted Straits ci.f. UK /North uropean delivered weight per ">n« ton Sept., Oct. gg*^ buyers £64
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    DOCTORS NEEDN'T TELL...
    238 7 J)OCTORS are not required to inform the police when an injured person seei_ treatment except m cases where criminal circumstances are suspected, Dr. R. H. Bland, Director ot Medical Services, Singapore, told the Free Press yesterday. In any event, doctors are normally expected to attend to the
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    Lock icon Sir Anthony at a fete
    59 7 picture. Sir Anthony and Lady Eden m a launch at the Warwick Venetian fete, which included a procession of decorated boats down the river Avon. Later m the day Sir Anthony addressed a meeting of local Conservatives at a garden party at Stoneleigh Park and
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    BEST MAN ARRIVED WITH ONLY AN HOUR TO SPARE
    231 7 Army kept its promise and got him home m time MRS. WINIFRED HARVEY, of Deptford, London, felt like crying when her second son was married at St. Paul's Church. Not merely because most mothers shed a tear at weddings, but because
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    UNDER-WATER CAMERAMAN IS DROWNED
    80 7 AN amateur underwater camera man was drowned at Hastings while swimming to a frogman's outfit, At lunch-time Peter Valerio took his camera and with two friends went swimming Willi an oxygen mask. He was missed and ha If -an hour later found floating on the calm
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    ON LONG LEAVE
    29 7 Mr. J. a. Hail. Mechanical Engineer, PWD. Johore Bahru, has gone on long leave to Britain. He has been succeeded by Mr. R. R. o. Germer.
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    Nine times welcome
    17 7 Torquay now welcomes visitors m nine language notices. Including Hebrew aud Wil..U and Arabic.
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    'Little pool' cost 23% to run
    52 7 Empire Pools, the Black* pool Independent pool flrm, has lodged 1955 accounts. It showed that management co.st.s and "profit' took nearly 23 per cent of the £666,533 staked. With 30 per cent going In tax, there wus less than half 47 per eent for
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      30 7 DON'T WORRY OVER PACKING SINGAPORE PACKING COMPANYLTD. m ASSOCIATION with MIfGAFORI MOGAOS TRANSPORT AQINCY ltd 65, The Arcade. Singapore Tel: ***** 3 Lines I. Rodger Street. Kuala Lumpur Tel: 1317.
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    MEET SPOONER of the YARD
    1478 8  - MEET SPOONER of the YARD Percy Has kins by Beginning a new series on the great cases of the great detectives of today. rpHE man m the chair facing k< ginald Bpooner, Murder Squad chief, wu.s growing more C 0 n d<'l] I n Y tin* minute. He v.;is positive
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    Lock icon Goodbye to the Jeepneys
    504 8  -  DON HUTH by JEEPNEYS, one of the ,J must unique vehicles to come out of world war two, have been struck a body blow. The Philippine government motor vehicle office Ims started a nation-wide campaign to remove faulty cars from the road. The drive Is aimed
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    Torn-out page mystery of army girl's death after wedding
    483 9 CORONER ASKS ABOUT HER PAYBOOK pVLLVE days after she had been demobilised a 19-year-old ex- rac on her honeymoon died of a rare blood disease. Later a coroner considered the riddle of a missing page from her Army payShe had told
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    Lock icon THE BOY FROM MALAYA
    158 9 pHEW Ah Tsai, who is only five, has arrived m Britain. But he brought with him worry to an Army and the choice of heartbreak or happiness 'or the only woman m his life. Miss Catherine Smith. 56, is i major m the Salvation Army which
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    Boy baffle meter experts
    166 9 A BOY of ten seems to have stumbled on to a foolproof method of rifling meters, a magistrate said. He has certainly baffled the police and experts of the Electricity Board. The court, at Leicester, was told that he stole £3 9s. from a meter at
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    Girt who walks the Atlantic
    107 9 A T a reception held at the Dorchester Hotel. London, presentation was made of the Louis Deforest Travel Trophy to the most-all-round travel personality of the year. A new award, the first winner is famous dog show judge, Mac Don ald Dalv, who has flown
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    CHILD ROAD DEATHS UP
    70 9 ABOUT 20 per cent more children were killed on Britain's roads during the first half of this year than m the corresponding period of 1954, the Ministry of Transport stated. "This is a major change m the pattern," the Ministry said. Total casualties m July rose
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    MOTHER NEED NOT REPAY THIS MONEY
    358 9 MOTHER NEED NOT REPAY THIS MONEY A YOUNG wife whose husband has deserted her returned to her home and her two children relieved of the fear of having to repay £66 to the National Assistance Board. The London magistrate who heard her story said he could not believe that a
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    FUN FAIR AT BOYS' TOWN
    73 10 Boys' Town m Bukit Timah held a fun fair JErHL*? raise funds for new dormitories. vo.ooo is needed. Many people attended and, as these pictures show, had a lot of lun (Top) An official makes a last minute check of the prizes. The little boy
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  • VAN KLFEE AQUARL
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      7 1 VAN KLFEE AQUARL Thursday, September 8, 1955.
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      Another fine landmark for Singapore
      968 1 VET another land- mark has been added to Singapore with the opening today of the $470,000 Van Kleef Aquarium m King George V Memorial Park, at the junction of River Valley Road and Clemenceau Rising serenely from the anthem slopes of Fort -inning hill, this
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        47 1 > Admission to the Aquarium is: I 30 cents for adults > 20 cents for children s The Aquarium will be open: Mondays: 10 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. Tuesdays 10 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. !> to Saturdays: 4to 9.30 p.m. >\ Sundays: 10 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. !< 1.30 to
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      It's modern in every respect; its air
      32 2 Another view of the beautiful Van Kleef Aquarium. (Kelow) The palm lounge leading to the exhibition halls. The round cane chairs are called flying saucers.
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      conditioned & beautiful
      33 2 conditioned beautiful In the office is Miss Ann Goh (below) to deal with enquiries. (Bottom) The ticket booth at the foot ot the stairs leading to the palm lounge and the exhibition halls.
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        31 2 ALL ORNAMENTAL WROUGHT IRON WORK AND STAIRCASE RAILINGS FOR THE Ivan kleef aquarium 3 i 1 CONSTRUCTED BY I SENTINEL WIRE MESH FENCING CO., LTD 350. KALLANG ROAD. SINGAPORE-12. PHONe *****.
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      Ihe inside is cool, spacious
      192 3 THIS BEAUTY HAS MANY NAMES ONE of the most beautiful fish on show m the Van Kleef Aquarium is the angel-fish, (Rhina squatina) known for their extreme grace as they glide through the water. The angel-fish is known by many names: "angelfish" because of its
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        55 3 PILKINGTON PRODUCTS FOR THE GLASS AGE glass with both surfaces ground, smoothed and polished, to render GUTHRIE 61 COMPANY LTD them flat and to provide clear, w _wi n ft. I_/ Write to Cuthries for details of .tssclton sizes and thicknesses. A X f r thc nufa ur^ HUWMCTON WOTHW
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      They come in all the colours of the rainbow
      731 4 They come in all the colours of the rainbow Here are short descriptions of some of the fish m the Singapore Aquarium Green Turfk I and Hawkbili MAULED coiiY «H--\«-l**«>tris ui.irnior.it ur j rpHlfl li i Malaj P i I hi- Ol 'ix ii. it i an] Ibali i <i
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        121 4 _^W TROPICAL f||^ as a Hobby YOU want ONLY the BESTWE supply ONLY the FINEST OUR SHOWROOM DISPLAYS: ,|J The fabllloui "Am.non M.in E.iti rs". TSc 'jj mystified "Electric eels". The striking i'jij !j bi.iufy of "N< on" fish .md .ill other popul.ir i/i •j species from th< world over.
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      YOU CAN SEE RIGHT THROUGH THIS FISH
      585 5 YOU CAN SEE RIGHT THROUGH THIS FISH Gl \>^ (\n is ii (Kryp topterui biclrrbus), t ou can s« c righi hrough this remarkIts internal or enclose d m a illsac just back of the flesh, from the into the tail. Is tit and the skelertsible. Found In nea. Sumatra
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      292 6 Expert was brought from U.K. MES P( E f< the original o nising and preparin I as a 44-y< old a nt curato from the London Zoi Mr. FYedi rick Akhi iio h• since ret m land. Mr A 1 d to instruct r on how i r an a
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      CARPS ARE THE MOST NUMEROUS
      191 6 QNE of the largest families of fishes m the world are the Characins from tropical Amer i c a and Africa. Most Characins have teeth but they are, generally speaking; not fighting fish. The largest family of fishes known are the Carps. They have no
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      What the public does not see
      62 6 This is a section Oi the aquarium from which the public is barred one of the show tanks m the sea-water section seen from above. The pipes supply water and air. Below is what the public sees. The tank contains one of the tiniest
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      IT'S A MATTER OF BACKBONE
      650 7 IT'S A MA TTER OF BACKBONE m T You can tell a fish's age by its scales piSH differ m the kind of backbone they possess, and can be divided into two main classes: I Those m which the backbone is soft like grists (cartilaginous), as In th< shark, dog-fish,
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      Some fresh facts on fish
      451 8 THEY HAVE THREE EYES DIVING lOR I vnuAR food] LMv'Ksii fact on flah I v. inch have shown them up i" be three eyed and equipped with the power to ta \te all ov( r have been un covered by an Ameri M;r i urn
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      49 11 It raised helMfC the fair opened Wit this did not damp the enthusiasm of the crowd (below) though tin- airl helpers (right) a«d not look too happy about it. She won a prize (right) and is happy about it. Below, the fishing game and, above, the horse race stall.
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      EMPIRE PIONEERS WEAR SKIRTS
      482 12  -  ll Mary Heuat 1/ [PLIN( i wouldn't credit It. c iwa i d ii.- to cha nic til f une for 11 Is no m i "mad dogj and En -ii. hmen out In the ■id. iv sun,' 11 Is I iishv. onii ii. Today's pioneer
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      THEY ARE BEATING LANGUAGE BARRIER
      293 12 THEY ARE BEATING LANGUAGE BARRIER ADELAIDE EASTLEY reports on an experiment A KiSh_2KJE IJSTfSS „OW"'"' conducted the British Council „h.^e dontSta^ S___S£ -d% ce ce r ech ha „fecT COme hMI SKSftSS; -mm oi tudenu/-SfSe tow 0 me, "Joined i>- cause bh< v were .r.«. n oi their Engll h
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      WORLD TRIP A DISHCLOTH
      1338 12  - WORLD TRIP A DISHCLOTH DANIEL FARSON By ONE morning J decided I i go round the world. I woke as stale as an old bi lit and knew that I had to get away. I was tired oi life m a big city, tired oi smart conversation m nabs, tired
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      742 13 MECCA for TRANSPORT MEN they II discuss the modern Uady-hardening of the raffic arteries m an oldashioned town which ioived the problem half a century ago. THIS year, as they have for ma n y years, squads of transI engineers are flocking into Wuppertal. The visitors all have one thing
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      'The Beetle' becomes U.S. 'second car'
      502 13  - 'The Beetle becomes U.S. 'second car' OMER ANDERSON by THE second car that many American families buy this year may be a German car the Volkswagen. America's motor industry, locked m a fratricidal battle for the U.S. market, faces an eventual serious threat from the buglike little car that Hitler
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      MAGICIANS are BORN...
      1663 14  - MAGICIANS are BORN... JOHN BUCKMASTER by Did It Happen? fl_K__H_s pLARKE pul hUs gias y down on the bar with ft gasp. His jaw dropped and his eyes dilated. I followed hi* gaie to the gilt-edged mirror mhl C h ran round the hack ol the baf and .saw the
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      DOWDY WIVES-are mean husbands to blame?
      781 15  - DOWDY WIVES-are mean husbands to blame? Eilecn Ascroft By do so many smart girl* become v and dull after are married? :ve a quick answer b wife is the one i little money. a] for a woman Oking her best. are few things she tter than a shopition lor a
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      It comes from Paris
      167 15 It comes- from Paris ATOP Paris designer brings his prices down for his London Summer ready-to-weur collection. Some attractive linen I suits, making their debut l shortly, are around the I twcnty-quiiiea ($l7B 40) mark. I The Paris Spring line i is strongly stamped on I this coiled ion. Dead
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        72 15 i I I TO EXPECTANT ANDJ I NURSING MOTHERS j a /jj vb/J J > 2 CP\ m/V/ tor 1 RECORD BOOK 1 k_W lh _i a,trflr,ivr W -f"f« W«^ «He detail* of your i IB l>ah> birth and his progress through the early vrarn. Includes t ,IOM T,IE Dlsthibi
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      They'll teach better manners at this 'Courtesy School
      498 16  - They'll teach better manners at this 'Courtesy School Michael Ruddy by 4 i:f Miey" brui que A «he ii an miin youi telephom enq iiry Do*'th< ai you if you ask a li quest lon Do thi > ki ep you v. ail Ing unci ay when you visit municipal
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      Bridge Hand
      463 16 VJiXTEI IN prearranged "par" deals, recently played m more than 150 U.S. colleges to decide the 1955 Intercollegiate B Championship are being pn en led m this page dally To play these neat- m your own game, Instead of reading the par results now, save the enl i
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      Castaways are in for a happier deal
      317 16 Castaways are in for a happier deal imE H.A.K. are testing a new emergency ration Murk Five for use by air crew survivors tinder both very have the odd name of ditions. The cold tests have the old name of winter-Nation trials. The ration was designed and developed at the
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      Holidaying ex-Queen likes to cut a dash..
      227 16 Holidaying ex-Queen likes to cut a dash.. THHE question every- one is asking m Cannes these days is: How does Narriman Sadek still manage to live like the queen she once was. Staying at the ritziest hotel m that Riviera paradise, Narriman is stepping out mighty at gay parties. The
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        214 16 CLUES \< BOSS 4 Variou inderwater peopl< lr 3 wide roi I ma (5). the main (7.. b < ln Rood order 6 i •i without hei iW tation (3). 2 4 C lUX i m;:. ;,re !i,.,. tl c to a a m an <c antageoua pa Itlon oert
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      GARDNER IS 'Our NEW GARBO'
      325 17  - GARDNER IS 'Our NEW GARBO' DAVID LEWIN L^OR Garbo read L Gardner. That is what Hollywood decided when it saw these vivid pictures from Ava Gardner's latest made-in-Britain film, "Bhowani Junction." The pictures show the glamorous Miss Gardner as she has never been seen acting before. And that de- by
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      HUBBY'S the one!
      83 17 HUBBY'S the one! JARRIAGE Is getting bo be a habit with ■lie Ball and Desi Ar- day filming on Darling" found iple reciting their nt vows for the TH time— so they m- j ti 100 members of the Is to join them at the j fling reception, ne of
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      72 17 MARISA PAVAN. sister of Pier Angeli; hopes to do a musical. The actress has a lovely voice, but she has so far had only straight dramatic roles. "At least one musical," she says. "Then I'll concentrate solely on drama." KEEPING rool m Ibp Hollywood
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      That 'Knave' meets a new fate!
      176 17 That 'Knave' meets a new fate! [should be the punishment married man who love with other I I m s that it deft On where the is shown... French*ard Philipe who l 0V( with Joan 1 ">d. Valeric Hoban Margaret John£h< British film A Hi arts." version a broken 1
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      53 17 I feci pJi m i>eI have nevt r iking a film mv father Auguste Renoir), thing m fje just got up j had br< ak tudl and only inti r si a did m his •J wephine A 'C( ol Bri J lor to Mos- Haytcr)' forward to
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      Rivals will share the same marquee
      130 17 FROM rival box-office attractions to costars m the same film— that's the fate— Kismet! —of Howard Keel and Dolores Gray. When "Oklahoma!" opened m London m 1947. Howard Keel scored a tremendous success m the leading role of Curly. A couple of months later.
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      USTINOV learns about LOVE
      161 17 USTINOV learns about LOVE PETER USTINOV, actor, author, wit. etc., has just returned to London after making a French film, "Lola Montez," m three languages. He has also returned as an expert on acting a film love scene. It happened this wwainy m Munich. Mr. Ustinov as a circus ringmaster,
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      Lock icon FILIPINOS LOOK TO FLASH ELORDE FOR WORLD'S TITLE
      475 18 FILIPINOS LOOK TO FLASH ELORDE FOR WORLD'S TITLE riMll PHILIPPINES 18 hi vi im. THE DK< WS lOR I (M M I V,H ERWRIGHI 11 HOPES WILL PI I 1 "I s NVI HIN BUM X m lin WORLD BOXING LIMEI Kill Thi Is the Bi I tin c In
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      CHANGI UPSET CEYLONESE IN HOCKEY TOURNEY
      98 18  -  DAP CHANGI "A" created the fij I upset ol the Singapore Hockey Association's seven-a- n imenl when they eli- minuted Ceylon Sports Club "A" 2-0 m a second round fixture at Balestier Road yesterday. Singapore Cricket Club "A" also entered the quarter-finals yesterday when
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      Lock icon $120,000 pro offer to top tennis men
      126 18 $120,000 pro offer to top tennis men RICHARD (PANCHO) GONZALES, world's champion professional tenii player, .said at Prankurt, Germany, yesterday pat he i.s prepared to offer ►120,000 to Tony Trabert Lew Road or Ken Rosewall turn professional. AM three arc now playing H the U.S. national tennis fjampionshipa at Forest
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      Spurrier's hard Climb to become a top athlete
      378 18 Spurrier's hard Climb to become a top athlete Diligence pays off YOUNG truk hopeful who nru, mm.ii o i»e n U»g 1 ton performers In their events can take heart Hon the eareei of LON SPURRIER, lieutenant la the I nited M,h's.. V Rwe' r ity of California track captain
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      McBRIDE'S RECORD SWIM WAS WEEKS HIGHLIGHT
      505 18 IERTAINL- been to the tore this past week. The tation again came into \e limelight when L.A.C. Vlcßride of Admin. Wing, beat the Singapore record ;r the 200 metres breast troke with a time of !min. i !.2sec. Also two of the school children
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      254 18 Business Houses soccer: Final positions E^INAL positions In the Singapore Business Houa a League and Cup competition are (riven, belo* Onlj one game remains to be played, between Bime Darby wi Malayan Airwaj i In Group IMII the result will not alter th( position GROUP I' W I) I FA
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      Lock icon CARPENTER WAS TOO GOOD FOR BRACELET BOY & CO.
      703 19 CARPENTER WAS TOO GOOD FOR BRACELET BOY CO. By Free Press Racing Correspondent CARPENTER, FOURy Yl IR-OLD BY JOAN'S 51 GAVE A PERFORM INI E WORTHY OF VASI WINNER WHEN ii TROUNCED STAR lIGNAL Wl) BRACELET kOY IP THE 53 FURLONGS STRAIGHT AT [POH i STERDAY. J kie Smith rode
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      53 19 TWO RAF Seletar rugger players Wilson and F/Lt. Eden were sent to hospital after being injured m a ma'ch against St Andrew's OB A at Seletar yesterday. Wilson had a suspected fracture of the left leg and Eden was suffering from concussion. The airmen won the
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      Lock icon MELD SURVIVES OBJECTION TO WIN ST. LEGER
      213 19 MELD SURVIVES OBJECTION TO WIN ST. LEGER LADY Zda Wernher's brilliant Ally Meld survived an objection to win the St. Leger. the last of the 1955 classics, at Doncaster yesterday. Starting at 11 to 10 on, she passed the post threequarters of a length ahead of Miss Dorothy Paget's Nucleus,
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      201 19 STAR-STUDDED PEARCE'S XI OUT FOR 236 AGAINST S.A. I A STRONG side including nine Test players, playing j under the banner of T. N. Pearce's XI. provldf d the opI position at Scarborough for the South African's last first -class match of their tour. Pearce's XI were all out for
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      SELETAR STARS SET 4 RECORDS AT RAF GALA
      222 19 SELETAR STARS SET 4 RECORDS AT RAF GALA DELETAK swimmers set four new records at the annual Royal Air Force swimming championships at Seletar yesterday and helped the Station to retain the team championship. Seletar ended with a score of 76 points. Second were Changi with 61 points and Tengah
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      223 19 100 yards freestyle: 1. Sgt Taylor (S), 2. Cpi Rodgers <c>, 3. AC Kerrigan (O), 59.45 ec (rec), 200 yards freestyle: 1. Cpl Rodgers (C), 2. LAC Hasey (Si. 3. SAC Llewellyn (S) 2min 20.85e0. 400 yards freestyle: 1 lAC Bauld (S). 2. SAC Llewellyn (S),
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      73 19 fHE United States 1955 Ryder Cup golf team which will play Britain on Nov. 5 and 6 at Palm Springs, California, was announced yesterday The team is: Gary Middlecoff. Tommy Bolt. Ted Kroll, Jerry Barber, Sam Snead, Jack Burke, Jr., Marty Furgol and Chandler
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      Krakatoa and Enjoyment II in rousing 3f. gallop
      514 20 Krakatoa and Enjoyment II in rousing 3f. gallop .ffAnirAflTC AT fPdfl COLD VASE HORSES IN FIMAL WORKOUTS AT IFOtt BIG RACE JOCKEYS NAMED FREE PRESS R\( ING ORRESPONDENT (mild vase Win J 1) vI is WOUND IP THEIR TRAINING ON A Goon GALLOPING TRACK AT ll'OH THIS MORNING BUI ONEV
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      403 20 DRAW STOPS PRESTON FROM TAKING OVER LEAD I>RESTON North End missed a chance of taking over leadership m the First Division ot' the English football league yesterday when they drew 2-2 with Charlton Athletic m an exciting match at Preston. Preston, had they won, would have shared top place with
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      125 20 ARCHIE- MOORE'S manager Charley Johnston .said yesterday he was going to demand "a bell that can be heard all over Yankee Stadium," on Sept. 20 when Rocky Marciano defends his heavyweight crown against light heavyweight champion Archie Moore '"I don't know if Mari ciano is
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      445 20 U'.wis iioAD, Australian Davis 'up ar, entered the quarter-finals of the men's singles In the United States lawn tennis cham pionships al Forest Hills, New York yej terday with .1 straight set victory ov< r Art Larsen, the sixth seeded American player. Hoad
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