The Singapore Free Press, 14 September 1955

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale m Malaya r Lijiifmiri. Wednesday, September 14, 1955. Pric« 15 CU.
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    Lock icon Death plunge into a party
    124 1 Death plunge into a party l YOUNG WOMAN plun- ged 24 storeys yesterday through a glass roof and into the midst of 150 people gathered for lunch and cocktails m New York Biltmore Hotel's fashionable Palm Court. .he died soon after. 'he man hurtled into a man .seated m the
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    ROBBER STEADY
    20 1 Singapore Rubber >• tned steadily this f irifh first grade pep t shipment, at $1.50 lents above yesterI ise.
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    To visit RAF Regt.
    32 1 Fressanges, wife of 3 in-C Fur East Air will visit RAF Regl- Malaya) depot m Paku on Friday. She c| the Asian famlii babies clinic and ed quarters.
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    U.S. DANCING TROUPE MAY TOUR MALAYA
    89 1 A MERICAN dancer x\ Martha Graham and 16 co-performers may perform m Singapore and the Federation during a fourmonth tour of the Far East opening: m Tokyo on Oct. 31. Singapore producer Donald Moore, is now m touch with Miss Graham. He said today
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    Mrs. Philsbury is silent
    128 1 IT'S RITA BUT SHE KEEPS IT DARK RITA HAYWORTH arrived m Ne* York yesterday m disguise from the west coast but declined to talk o: her plans. She travelled as "Mrs. Her flaming red hair was dyed black. With her two daughters, a nurse, a lawyer
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    RUSSIA PROMISES TO RELEASE PRISONERS
    193 1 RUSSIA PROMISES TO RELEASE PRISONERS l\ Germany and the viet Union agreed lay after five days biationa m Moscow iblish formal diplorelations and to ambassadors. wi spokesman said 1 id Adenauer the German Chancellor German delegathe Moscow negona, were told by the Government that tamed Germans Russia would be mln.
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    Mirza to be G-G
    21 1 iMona are being acting Governor I kander Mirza to onulam MohamOovernor Ocncrai. source! said m vl teiday.
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    FORD'S: DEARER CARS IF...
    335 1 FORD'S: DEARER CARS IF... 'But we are sympathetic to reasonable claims* gPOKESMEN of the Ford Motor Company and the Metal Box Company, which luce higher wage demands Tor their workers from the Singapore Factory and Shop Workers' Union, said today they were sympathetic to reasonable claims. Negotiations m both places
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    Year less for man who hit admiral
    130 1 A sentence of two years' imprisonment imposed by court-martial on Able Seaman James McNiven McSporran, 19, who knocked an admiral's hat off last July, has been reduced to 12 months An Admiralty statement m London yesterday said the Board of Admiralty had decided
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    MARSHALL'S RETURN
    27 1 THE Chief Minister. Mr. David Marshall, and members of the Singapore goodwill mission to Indonesia, are expected back at Singapore Airport at 3.30 p.m. today.
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    COCKELL LOSES, MAY QUIT
    66 1 NINO VALDES, Cuban heavyweight champion and world contender for Rocky Marciano's title, stopped Don Cockell, heavyweight champion of Britain and the Empire, m the third round of their 10-round fight at the White City, London, last night. It was said after the fight that Cockell might
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    PISTOL LOST IN PLANE FLIGHT
    25 1 Major 8. G. Dunn yesterday reported the loss of his \\2 automatic pistol during a llight from London to Singapore.
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    Lock icon 'NOW RETURN SOVIET CITIZENS'
    126 1 In a statement after the talks, the Russian Premier said many cases were known of displaced Soviet citizens, "who do not Accept their lot of being jailed IE the German Fed* 1--r.il Rep ib! ■■<•." "The .Soviet government considers It a duty to tak^ up the
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    Lock icon ENVOY KEEPS REDS GUESSING
    202 2 ENVOY KEEPS REDS GUESSING II s Amb.t sador IT AlexJ J j( ju.. on sfim (i to be kt epinii the Chinese Cow muni i< ata ut Ihe t...-i would use •h< n hi n umed talk* ivith theii r. pi i ;#ntativei at O< neu i t. iay Ji
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    Algerian Reds are outlawed
    168 2 France uses heavy hand against home-rule backers rpiiF French Government yesterday outlawed v Algerian Communist Party for Bupportin 1 the bloody nationalist insurrection, and launched nation-wide raids on party locate. It was the biggest crack down on th< o, m m.mists since the 1952 mass arrests
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    Lock icon RIDDLE OF MISSING 11,000 TROOPS
    205 2 JAPAN'S special envoy, Shunichi Matsumoto. expressed shock yesterday at Russia's failure i_"i t n account for the fate of over 11,000 Japanese troops listed by Tokyo as missing, A Japanese spokesman said Matsumoto demanded to know what might have* happened to the missing men when
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    MacD. meets Mrs. Pandit
    66 2 Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, new His;b ComI missioner to India, prei sented his credentials I to President Rajendra Prasad m New Delhi yesterday. He is seen here, beI lore his departure from Loindon, chatting with Mrs. Vijaya I-akshmi E Pandit, Indian High I Commissioner to U.K., at
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    MOROCCO PEACE: LAST OBSTACLE CLEARED
    87 2 FRANCE yesterday formally cleared away the last obstacle to applying its Morocro peace i plan. It guaranteed Sultan Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa that his rival Mohammal Ben Youssef would never regain the Moroccan throne, Arafa. despite reiteration i of his determination to stay on the
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    Lock icon Seato warns —suicide for Reds if
    104 2 Seato warns —suicide for Reds if- THE military staff for the South-East Asia Treaty Organisation said yesterday substantial progress was beins made m collective planning for defence oi tne area. The staff issued a communique at the conclusion of talks m Auckland, New Zealand. The senior American nelesate, Captain T.
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    Lock icon Soldier charged
    42 2 Fui liter i,ro Hoyle, 25, on the Ist Battalion, Royal iii. h Fu llien v afl committed t' r trial ai Ankurs yea in (i.i v before the Kenya Supreme Court on a charge oj murdering ;i Klkuyu woman Reuter
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    Lock icon AIM OF NEXT BIG 4 MEETING
    58 2 Mr. John Bherman oop Bfi t }\>- \mmn< An nmhas •ado! I India said m Calcutta t< rday that the United statea would setk nuine solution to remove tne cxl I ing cause of dander" m the world at th< a meeting ol the
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    9th Mrs Manville gets 'record' $lm divorce settlement
    221 2 9th Mrs Manville gets 'record' $lm divorce settlement rpHE platinum blonde A ninth wile of asbestos heir Tommy Manville Jr.. called it quits m the Reno divorce court yesterday and was granted a record settlement for the Manvilles amounting to more than $1,200,000. Wearing a corsage of nine orchids which
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    HOLLYWOOD WANTS THIS STAR
    52 3 HOLLYWOOD WANTS THIS STAR Britais'i lllni export may b J i pas ui?;nt), who been invited to up with a leading .[ivwood areney. y e received news tin- oiler after Hollywood rt-presenta- bad seen rushes her latest fil^ 7fs i Grwil l)a .y' m c |i television's t family star,
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    Lock icon DRIVER'S LAPSE KILLS 17
    142 3 i\- express train crashed, killing H people and ajuring many others, beause the driver ignored a peed limit, a railway offiin London yesterG. R S. Wilon the chief inspector of said the accident. r curred on January 3" -due to the com- >■ ti egard of
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    FUND DRIVE FOR S'PORE SPORTS CENTRE
    328 3 FUND DRIVE FOR S'PORE SPORTS CENTRE AN' I-out campaign has sen launched by Sin- friends of youth for the proposed Youth Sportsi Centre with the prominent citizens commercial establishalertcd to receive contributions large or small "Hip Chief Minister's announcement that Government will match 'dollar dollar up to a quarter of
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    Lock icon 700 NURSE 700 IN TOWN
    67 3 SEVEN hundred cases of measles have boon reported m a now epidemic m the Holsteinborg settlement of Greenland. Almost half the settlement's inhabitants are bedridden .served by one doctor and nursed by half of the population still on its feet. Oreenlanders were hit by a
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    Lock icon US PORT STRIKE CALL BRINGS WORK TO STANDSTILL
    271 3 US PORT STRIKE CALL BRINGS WORK TO STANDSTILL IyORK at most of Am*- rica'fl Atlantic ports came to a standstill yesterday as the genera] strike of longshoremen called on Monday by the International Longshoremen's Association took effect The strike call, m support of New York longshoremen', fight against the waterfront
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    Japan visas to be stopped for a week
    83 3 Japan visas to be stopped for a week rrtHE Japanese Consulate A m Singapore will suspend the issue of ordinary transit and entrance visas between September 24 and 30 But Japan-bound travellers who need visas urgently will still be able to get them. The Consul General, Mr. Ken Ninomiya, who
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    H.K. BUYS MORE FROM CHINA
    42 3 Hong Kong's imports from Red China were $66,050,000 higher m August than July but exDort.s It'll by $48,750.--000. Overall trading figures ror last month jumped $27,400,--000 to a total of $257,700,000. Imports were $148,500,000 and exports 109,200,000.
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    Lock icon CRASH KILLS 6
    35 3 An air force B-25 twinengine bomber crashed and burned m a cemetery shortly after taking off from Mitchell Air Force Base, New York, yesterday. All six people aboard are believed killed.- U.P.
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    First meeting
    27 3 The Inaugural meeting of the Singapore Deaf and Dumb Association will be held at the teachers' common room of Raffles Institution tomorrow at 5 p.m.
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    Lock icon Paying with rice
    22 3 West Germany will increase Its imports of Burmese rice In a move to maintain German exDorU to Burma.- A.P.
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      12 3 When entertaining-friends always keep tradition CAMUS I "< VM.i: \h R() E COGNAC
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      112 3 BJ r on the eyes vJ^pm CaSV t0 wear B to launder f^k .A AST W CUT FROM THE FINEST |IM/ /il^\i COTTONS— THE COLOR /HI Iff 'I \m a WOVEN IN TO KEEP UM I!) -f^^ M FRESH AND BRIGHT— A 11 1 tki m THE PERFECT SOLUTION LUf
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, Sept. 14, 1955. Opinion WATCH ON HEALTH
    248 4 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, Sept. 14, 1955. Opinion WATCH ON HEALTH r^EAR oi loss of em- ployment and, even worse, of becoming v n e m ploy a bl e rather than a desire to avoid the embarrassment of being a tubercular suspect could be behind the; reluctance of
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    SELLING TV ABROAD
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    Army of exiles plans a 'peace march' home
    610 4  - Army of exiles plans a 'peace march' home BERTRAM JONES by I^WO armies m hidden trenches laced each other across a mountain stre a m. The Kashmiri captain by my side said: "The 1 enemy. And he pointed to an Indian observation post 200 yards away. We wore standing on
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    BY THE WAY
    158 4  -  UNKNOWN afagfuagaft Which would you rathei be, ;i ii.* r i with b •teaming hat and .ilunii tlluxn boot,, or B in, m With an aluminium ha t and ■teaming hoot it ig noi an on v quei lor to am er Most t he candidates who
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    Britain faces keen competition
    258 4 Britain faces keen competition WHO is going to s e tele vision to th c world? This not the Importance of selling Mrs. Smith of Tyneside her first television set, or persuading lr Brown of London to have his 1953 set converted to get the I.T.A. programme this month is
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      27 4 "In Singapi>re f {...it's SENA 'S I always for i i v HIGH CLASS I JEWELLERY I i I H. SENA LTD.f SINGAPORE. PENANC 0 BANGKOK C
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      158 4 Helena Rubinstein's New quick way to 'Lift' sagging facial contours ANEW invisible beauty fluid (jQw^^-S^V^s that visibly 'lifts' sagging /*2^ ~V^^U fiuial contours— it srerns like a Ur dream, but it's true! Helena vt*^ IV J i Rubinstein*! new Contour-Lift fft^ t /^> v if^^/^ Film artually f.rms and braces
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    SINGAPORE SPOTLIGHT
    1287 5  -  Adelaide Eastley BY.. qK ETCH V cooking S facilities at the j s tai i Besar, Johore Bahru necessitate a catered feast at the fort hcoming State kanqui I with porcelain iruitead of golden plates foi service. The re<4 a 1 Ellen borough gold plate was lequate, also,
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      68 5 B^' 'j f I m/S ill I I LU'Ji ABm Announcing arrival of The DEC C A Felsted x lj l r .i 3-speed Record rue-High Fidelity Reproducer with Automatic Changer 33 1 3, 78 45 r.p.m, >»«__^_.^*ss j" «-■>* -jiii 1 li[!!!ilnll'ii'"'ffii{iiii, ''iiiiiilP^lflE records ol ftliy Ex Spore. <luarant«»ed
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      50 5 1 c ti I j CHROMIUMS S V/ j SMOKING S S iii—i. STANDS S •I f %Uk i AMD w J' i "j TEA i/ TROLLY ES i I, T.. >■♦ f S S.P.H. de Silva Ltd. g 45, HIGH STREET, SINGAPORE. 6, EMBANKMENT, K. LUMPUR. 6, STATION ROAD,
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      532 6 jtw"^""'^"^ '^P^Sfe «k x Ik Vs. IV HI a. BK ■^?3^^^^JEjr<a Tyif 17/ F^ l/ mah W Wm i **™A ■■r fIV sAT ■yH mRe *J3m I I Mt& Jam ®rsB warn. laßry? if& Sfe Sfi .^Bfev.....v^ TJJ^o&^c***>^ffiiß 'Maaw Waaa MB) ■■■■1 «^m ■■■■■■^■■•'■■■^^^S*®^^^^^^^^ B^"'''™^^ 1 A >I\MMI\K[ i»> l<<
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    CYCLISTS PILE UP IN MASS CRASH
    175 7 CYCLISTS PILE UP IN MASS CRASH r>RTY teenage racing cyclists piled on too of one another m a tangle of limbs and wheels at the bottom of a steep hill near Skipton, Yorkshire. Fourteen of them were injured, one fatally. It was one of the biggest mass crashes In the
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. dosing prices
      192 7 LONDON. Sept. 13. Previous Today •I MEfl No 1 RSS c.i.f. 42 buyers 42 buyers Torts September 42 sellers sellers RIBBEK No. 1 »SS c.l.f 42 's buyers 42 buyers European P^*« October JJJi sellers 43 sellers RiBBER N o. R SS S P°* m buyers 43a
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      New York prices
      103 7 NEW YORK, Sept. 13. Previous Today IN Strait, spot and nearby 96.50 norn 97.00 norn lIN futures September 94.50 nom. 95.50 norn October 94.00 bid 94.00 bid 95.00 asked 95 00 asked November 93.50 bid 93.50 bid 94.50 asked 94.50 asked !ONE: Quief. SALES: Nil. UKI'.fK futures
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      U.S. PEPPER
      56 7 Spot Malabar 42 i sellers exprehouse, awaiting release 42, moats 42, Sept. 41^, sellers kdock. Spot Sarawak 37 4 fellers exwnrehouse, awaiting re- lease 37, afloats 36%, Sept. 36, sellers ex-dock. Spot Lampong 42 4 sellers exwarehouse, awaiting release 42, afloats 42, Sept. 41, sellers ex-dock. Above prices
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      33 7 NEW YORK. Sept 13. B Previous Today 10 Industrials 476.51 480.93 ■0 Railroads 162.26 161.39 Bo Domestic Bonds 98.26 99.21 ■5 Itilitit-s 66.13 66.26 m Storks Composite Average 170.99 171.66
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      120 7 Sept. 13. Previous Today lOPBA Philippines ci.f. UK/ North Kuropean delivered weight pp, long ton Sept./ Oct. $176 paid $177 sellers r<>PR Philippines f.o.b. Manila m bulk pet ton Unquoted Unquoted #OPR.\ Straits ci.f. IK North European delivered weight per l«n« ton Sept. Oct £65*.^ buyers
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    Multiply 19,763 by 27 to be a civil servant
    268 7 Multiply 1 9,763 by 27 to be a civil servant NEW EXAM FOR NEW SCHEME IF EACH child has to have 10 square feet of floor area In a school dining-hall, what area of floor, m square yards, should be allowed for feeding m a school where two-thirds of the
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    Nice to look, up at a man
    230 7 MARGARET SKALLEY. 20-year-old .shorthand typist, pulled herself up "to tier full Git. lin. i and said: "It is wonderful to be able to look up to J a man." < On one side of her stood Ben Crowe, a 7ft. lln. forestry worker,
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    Duke may start UK A-power station
    289 7 AN ATOMIC achievement that will surprise the world is to be announced by the United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority m the next few weeks. British atomic engineers and the contractors working with them have been able to save nearly a further six months m
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    THE BOSS'S ACCENT IS IMPORTANT
    954 8  -  TREVOR EVANS Says a new book on employer-employee relations by it ASTONISHED me to read m thi pre face ol b book |ust published "Communi cation In Industry" dited by < %t "'J Chisholm, Batsford, 35s I thai II is the first to apj har
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    CRIME DOSSIER from ISTANBUL
    589 8  - CRIME DOSSIER from ISTANB UL Percy Hoskins by AN amazing city, Istanbul. A city where people must have a licence to use a Cigarette lighter. Where local laws stipulate that the interior of taxi-cabs must be kept fully lit at night. And here it, is that \bQ of the world's
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    39 8 picture. The charm of the French Impressionist painters i? captured by this short evening dress by Digby Morton of London. It is m pale pink velvet and exquisite shades of a shot pink taffeta. It is called "Nostalgic." Reuter
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    Tlks called for Health Week show
    89 9 Tlks called for Health Week show i 2 KADRI. chairuun of Singapore ltil Week's exhibition m ittee said yesterday B meeting of prospeccommercial exhibitors t he forthcoming show November 21 to 26 will •eld today at 5.15 p.m. i;l ii Health Office, Max ii Road. n invitation is extended 11
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    GOING NAP ON THE NAMES
    52 9 ANT race days have been lost at Worcesthrough Hoods. o events m the last flat tting oi the season are >c named for luck to ti off bad weather. They uric Four Leaf Clover :e. White Heather SellRace, Early Bird Nur- Handicap, the Horsee, and
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    ALL PAINTING
    25 9 mains of a 12th-cen-f wall painting of the t Supper were found m hall of Dover College c hc refectory of a Dry.
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    Captain blamed for loss of ship
    274 9 Captain blamed for loss of ship VESSEL WAS AFLOAT 19 HOURS AFTER BEING ABANDONED fHE stranding of the British cargo-ship Wychwood (2,506 tons) eight miles off Bermuda on August 11, was "primarily due to the negligence or the master, Captain Aaron Thompson/ says the report of a court of inquiry.
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    Borstal boy dies 10 minutes after escape
    173 9 BORSTAL boy Angus Stewart, aged 19. lived less than ten minutes after breaking from a church party at Feltham, Middlesex. Stewart, who came irom Grimsby, ran away from the party with two other boys at 7.55 a.m. one day. They ran across the
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    The vicar says... NO FLOWERS
    98 9 The vicar says... NO FLOWERS A VICAR who officiated at funerals m a North London cemetery has told his parishioners: "In the course of a week 1 saw such an exorbitant waste of flowers that I could hardly bear it." The Rev. Frank G. Sprineford. vicar of St. Andrews, Kingsbury,
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    The doctor says... NO FRESH AIR
    54 9 The doctor says... NO FRESH AIR SLEEPING with the bedroom windows shut is far healthier for many people than breathing fresh air all night. Dr. Guy Daynes, of Hove, claims. "We should more often advise our patients to have a source of heat m the bedroom on cold nights." he
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    GIRL, FIREMEN FIGHT ON ROOF
    256 9 FOR an hour a 17-year-old girl defied police and firemen from the 40-foot high roof of a Home Office approved school m Exeter. She shouted that she would kill herself. -i The girl was missed from the school at roll-call just before dusk. Then she
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    THE HUNT IS ON FOR 15 LOST PANTINGS
    139 9 THE HUNT IS ON FOR 15 LOST PANTINGS A TATTERED, yellowing piece of paper has set 80-y*»ar-old Mr. Charles Kinross off on a search for 15 paintings done by his artist wife over 30 i years ago. The paper is a receipt given Mr. Kinross when i I he deposited
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    'War on TB under single Command'
    199 9 'War on TB under single Command' DR. SEN GUPTA, a specialist attached to the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association's clinic, said that there should be a single over-all authority to fight T.B. He said on arrival at Paya Lebar Airport after attending the fifth conference of Western Pacific countries on tuberculosis at
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      127 9 iV<r*f£? Arrival Decorate your house bungalow tor the New Season. Here we offer you the Heavy the Largest Selection of FURNISHING from various countries. In stripes, Fancy Brocades, Printed Flower Designs Fancy Curtain Nettings. Also available New B.M.K. Carpets. For better selection come Cr visit our FURNISHING DEPARTMENT on the
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    ROUND ABOUT S'PORE
    212 10  -  Oswald Henry fl c fff'ft!li^lTffflMWiMffi^MM^iaiiillirr'nmnrMflllPliriiifr I'limiflmiTn'ii'iiii 'HinnniiMiiiiiniiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiin i <AltO\ V.) That'* "Mitch" m the arm.s of Mr. I. M<( a In* at his HrHt "birthday" i<l<brati(»n at a. wHI known ni^nlspot. Wellwishers at the party Include Miss (.urn Day, Mr 11. Oates, Miss L. YoiiriK. Or. W.
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    HEADING HOME
    160 11 lhe B °fl^m T akin l J me Ut betlVeCn dances c <*>» off m B. Poh, Miss P. C. Kwek, Madame Annie Leong, Miss Yook L*n Song and Mm. Gladys Kwek. Standing behind them are Mr. Richard Poh, Mr. Ernest Tan and Mr. W. 8 Kwek. iiiiiiiiiiinniftiii
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    Isn't it time U.K. took this curb off Princess Margaret?
    1110 12  - Isn't it time U.K. took this curb off Princess Margaret? GEORGE GALE —>asks> HOW would you like it if you couldn't gel married before you were 2$ without your big sister's permission? Not much. I hope. You would like it still U'.sn 11 the only way you could get married
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    Fashion queen of Mau
    323 12 SHE TAKES TUE DiOMl LMNE TO TMUESMEWS WIVES r vi\E Kikuyu womon are going all fashion conscious. Instead oi Man Mau oaths, the talk now among the women m the Kenya Villages is of creations by Dior, Givenchy, and BalmalrL Several of them asked 24 -year-old
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    HUNT FOR WHITE SLAVER
    236 12 HUNT FOR WHITE SLAVER WHITE slavery on the Messina pattern is rife again m London. Scotland Yard has been secretly working for over three months on a top-level investigation m the West End and Paris. So much importance is attached to the case tru the head of Scotland Yard's C.1.D..
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    'PROMS'- a sixty years success story
    538 13 'PROMS'- a sixty years success story y; AUGUST 10, it 60 years to the since a bearded man of 25 leapt c conductor's L oi the newlyr Queen's Hall, In raising v iaton he inauguri. radition extrardinary m the history 1 msic m Britain nci, indeed, of the oi Die
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    Patience pays off for Miss Cogan
    519 13  - Patience pays off for Miss Cogan FRANCES MARTIN by OIGGEST selling re--0 cord m Britain during the first half of July, according to an authoritative poll of gramophone shops, was Alma Cogan's "Dreamboat." Miss Cogan reckons that m two months this disc has sold 150,000 to 200,000. Smart going. Patience
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    HARRY JAMES DISC
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    50 17 AMONfi Hollywood's glamour who love th«» nun I* shape Iv Donna Reed Vre seen acquiring a tan hv the swimpool m onr of the swanky film Clij hotdt. Donna Is reported m be all set for a new film now. One of her previous portrayals won her an Academy award.
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    44 19 Johow nrc wMI I 1 Singapore Police Thompson Road rugby match JohOTj tr,,,n will f icy; F'tr Dixon, Roberts Ctpl Ron Wilkin on Cpl. vu n y i 1 a Admaton, ''mpr fCapt i iMr el. il Inthamoney. I
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