The Singapore Free Press, 21 September 1955

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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale m Malaya 1J.168. S .i|K>re, Wednesday, September 21, 1955. Price 15 Cts.
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    Lock icon Beware Red smiles says Adenauer
    86 1 f lVi Jrrman Chancellor Adenauer warned yesterW das tlint the smiles from Moscow are "just a new phase ot the told war." The Free World "must remain strong !i on its guard," he added. The Chancellor, just back from talks m Moscow, added: "The Russians
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    MARSHALL Big protest CHALLENGE crowd at TO PAP Assembly
    269 1 rpHE Chief Minister, Mr 1 fla hall, .stoutly dethe Public Security Bill when he introduced it cond reading m the I Assembly today. He said t: U sinc^ 1948 thare had existed a subverrgani i1 i >:: seeking to overthrow the
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    UNIONS RAISE FUND OR STRIKERS
    67 1 affiliated to the apore Trade Union raising a fund -■•nknu employees gssSS than, said he dissituatlon with representatives U now instill on at Olaas Factory, the .steam to factory and 11 i Halle, a rflv J ol the Slngafactory directora, [roni Sydney to situation, Managements
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    Lock icon Record exports
    11 1 exported more month than m He PreViOtl* mrinth U.P.
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    Lock icon Oh, I say chaps, really!
    173 1 Oh, I say chaps really! AN AMERICAN author engaged on a wcrrhl investigation into caddishness. reported last night that Englishmen were the worlds "best cads This pronouncement name from blond, blueeyeirl Frederick Speneet Theodore Elliot P«v-k--ham, 38, who gave a Press oonferenct on a mink bedspread ho carries everywhere with
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    Lock icon PERON HELD UP IN GUNBOAT
    236 1 PERON HELD UP IN GUNBOAT REBEL WARSHIPS FOIL ESCAPE AN ATTEMPT by deposed Argentine President Juan Peron to flee the country m a Paraguayan gunboat yesterday was foiled by rebel warships. Peron got safely aboard the gunboat at the Buenos Aires waterfront yesterday morning but lute m the afternoon the
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    MARSHALL ON The key to Colony's policy
    306 1 MARSHALL ON The key to Colony's policy TIHE Chief Minister, Mr David Marshall announced m the Singapore Legislative Assembly today that there was every possibility of the Federation accepting his suggestion that the working party and economic mission to Indonesia should be formed on a full pan-Malayan basis The working
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    Malay Red gives up
    36 1 A Malay terrorist leader surrendered to a Chinese civilian at the third milestone, Mentakab-Temerloh Trunk Road, this morning. He is Ibrahim bin Sulaiman. sometimes known as Harun or Ba-uda to his comrades
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    Lock icon Chinese girl's killer dies
    75 1 James Richard Becker, 22-year-old, Eurasian driver m the Royal Army Service Corps, was hanged at Stanley Prison Hong Kong yesterday for the murder of a Chinese girl. Becker, a British national, was found guilty of the murder of a pretty 18-year-old typist, Evelyn Fung, who worked
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    Truth about Margaret
    72 1 STATEMENT SOON, SAYS U.K. PAPER A HIGH level statement is being prepared "to tell the truth about Princess Margaret's reported romance with Group Capt. Peter Townsend," said the London Conservative paper Daily Sketch yesterday. The paper added that it la reported that Princess Margaret "intends to marry
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    RUBBER STEADY
    33 1 The Singapore Rubber Market opened this morning with October first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. at $1 .49 1 a lb., three-quarters of a cent above yesterday's close. The tone was steady.
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    Lock icon U.N. still bars Red China
    362 2 '20 M. SLA UGHTERED IN GUISE OF LAND REFORM —YEH r PIIK I nited Nations Onrral Assembly yesterday postponed, by 42 votes to li, for the duration of its session any proposal to unseat the hinese Nationalist delegation In favour of the Chinese Communists. a
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    Lock icon Troops are withdrawn from Gaza
    115 2 PRIME Minister Gamal Abdel Nasser announced yesterday that Egypt has ordered its troops to withdraw at least 500 metres 528 yards— from the IsraeliEgyptian demarcation line along the Gaza coastal strip. Nasser said the Egyptians were also setting up barbed wire barriers on some vital
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    R.A.F. CHIEF DENIES AIR MERGER STORY
    125 2 OIR William DicfcSOXl, MarShal of the Royal Air Force, denied m New York yesterday he had gone to America to recommend that the United States and Britain unify their bomber commands. He was commenting on a "port m the New York Times thai Britain
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    Good R.I. relations is Juliana's wish
    121 2 QUFOKN Juliana f(>rrmoniftlly opened thi new s( inn of Parliament m The Hague yesterfiay with j the traditional speech from the t hrone ouUining her gorernment'i plans for the coming yenr The Queen expressed In hrr speech the government hope of an improvement m
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    Lock icon DIEM IS STILL FIRM ON POLLS
    129 2 SOUTH Vietnam Prim! Ngo Dinh Diem reaffirmed again yesterday m Saigon that he would not engage m any negotiations with the Communist Vie tm inh twr tl i proposed all Vietnam elections next year The preparatory conference for the elections wa.s opposed to have
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    Lock icon Soviet send back four Germans
    83 2 Soviet send back four Germans rIE tirst four German prisoners to be released from the Soviet Union since West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer's talks m Moscow arrived at Friedland refugee catfip yesterday. Thero are from 9.626 prisoners of war and thousands of civilian internees whom the Russians promised Adenauer to
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    Lock icon E. GERMANY WILL CREATE HER OWN ARMY
    103 2 E. GERMANY WILL CREATE HER OWN ARMY T^AST Germany's Communist leader Walter Ulbricht announced m Moscow last night that the Communist Party of Germany will create an armed force to "guard the homeland." "It is most necessary that the German Democratic Republic has an armed force to guard the homeland."
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      177 2 NOTICE Members of the staff of my shop who have dismissed themselves on the 16th Cr 17th September, 1955 are hereby informed that they will be re-employed if they apply for employment within one week from date. J. Tichy. Manager, Bata Building Shop, Bata Building, SINCAPORE. 20th September, 1955, Singapore.
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    Lock icon 300 princesses and princes glide to wedding of the year
    391 3 ItHREE hundred princes and princesses from European nobility will glide m gondolas along L e C analfi Ot Venice today to the wedding mi n the f em -like church of San Sebastiano of Princess f ra Puerstenberg and millionaire
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    Lock icon His week-end AT HOME COST 4 LIVES
    112 3 His week-end AT HOME COST 4 LIVES OK HARD LE PAGE, E IV aged 40, patient m E a mental hospital on E i week-end leave, was E found dead m his home E at Brighouse, near E Leeds, Yorkshire beside E E the bodies of his wife E E
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    Lock icon CHURCH SUSPENDS ITS ARCHBISHOP, 85
    134 3 THE archbishop and the congregational council of the ancient Egyptian Coptic Church have voted m Cairo to suspend its 85-year-old patriarch. Anba Yousab 11. but a .spokesman for tine patriarch said yesterday he refused to quit. The move apparently climaxed more than a year of
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    Lock icon Gay look for cars but up go prices
    189 3 BRITAIN BREAKS A TRADITION C*AY looks with an exotic range of two tone colours will cushion the higher prices of Britain's 1956 cars, the manufacturers hope. The Rootes group, who make the Hillman Humber range of vehicles, yesterday put on show their
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    Peer who was a newsboy
    66 3 A former newsboy who started work m a mill at 10 and who rose to be a peer m the House of Lords died In Leeds, Yorkshire of a heart attack yesterday. He was Lord Caverley, born George MulT at Bradford. His mother was widowed
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    Lock icon Dowries too big for her parents so...
    90 3 year-old Pratim Barker Chowdhuw I hanged herself m Calcutta yesterday to save her parents the "miseries 11 of finding a husband lor her She left a note saying she wanted to "relieve my poor, helpless parents Of all the miseries due to their
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    TAMED A TERROR MAY DRIVE U.K. CARS
    219 3 JJRITAIN is taming the most dangerous and unwanted radioactive sub an JSSSSa m c world s successfully that it may shortly be turned into anatomic car battery, a London conference of scientists was told yestertniH^ C T itr f ine of the state-owned
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    Lock icon Shop named debtors... so they paid
    53 3 Shop named debtors... so they paid MR. Tom Seagrove, the South East London grocer who has been displaying the names of his debtors m his shop window m a bid to make them pay up, .yesterday pronounced the scheme a success. He put three names m the window. Two of
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      47 3 10, De Souzd Street, Tel: *****, Singapore 1. :hoice flowers we most variety best quality for sale OPl\ l> l try from S i.m. 7 p.m. Sunday from 8 i.m, 1 p m# fjen entertaining friends ftl 2)« tradition "with aj 2 pAMUS mdi Marque I OONAC
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      Opinion RED CHINA TRADE
      121 4 Opinion RED CHINA TRADE fPHE quef tion of con tin u ing trade sanctions on i'< (1 Ch ina is now bdore the Genera) As: embly oi the United Nut ions. The United States is strongly opposed to ending the .sanctions. Russia i.s of course backing the ca.se to! end
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    TRIUMPH
    70 4 'VUE Chiel Minister, 1 Mr. David Marshall, expected to elaborate In the Singapore Legii lative Assembly today on his receni goodwill mission to Indonesia. ji< can take pride m his statement. Pot his mission resulted In perhaps his greatest Success since he t<X)k ofTire. I Singapore win welcome the
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    Lock icon Colonial dilemma tor the U.S.A.
    646 4  - Colonial dilemma tor the U.S.A. WILLIAM N. OATIS by Fifteen Asian and African nations are pressing for a United Nations decision on four explosive issues f y\\E United suites lares ;i hard deciijon to the U.N GteneraJ Assembly meetJ again In K6W Vodfc That decision is whether to vote with
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    Lock icon Fall flat & you may live
    548 4  - Fall flat you may live ALTON L. BLAKESLEE by A BRILLIANT silent eerie light, like nothing you've seen before, marks the beginning of an atomic blast. If it ever comes, don't look at it, or you might be blinded for life. If you .scn.se surf] a flash. duck, tali Hat.
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      31 4 It means (so much more* (to give-or geM t a PATEK PHILIPPE Watch r llii. finest watch tvet made. Limited atitsuat I production I H. SENA LTD. Spore, IVnarif A Bangkok
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      91 4 Helena Rubinstein creates the first /^"^N Glamour Foundation J. J) for dry skin THIS AMAZING creamy liquid-real atomized silk and pretiOOt emollientt —brings youth-giving moisture to dried-up skin. Yet it leaves no trace of oily shine stays matt for hours, gives your skin a silken bloon Ollk-lone FOUNDATION SPECIAL for
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    SINGAPORE SPOTLIGHT
    976 5  -  Adelaide Eastley BY» ?TERMATH I old story, I families a I jo truggle I i pmeI erman< ntly, I tnam ReI eal Fund I sponsored I i\'s Youth I one glOUp I ing to help I ing refugees. I Consulate 1.. has had its I path c t
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      30 5 chromium!, SMOKING I STANDS S AND TfSOl LYES I y fit S de Silva Ltd. 1 HIGH STREET, SINGAPORE. f EMBANKMENT, K. LUMPUR. J| f) STATION ROAD, IPOH. I o
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      102 5 Controlled He.it Electric Automatic t^3/KKKuSmm Iron with signal lamp safety cord. wmwimwci A Six Months' Cuarantee. SS Obtainable from good dealers throughout M.if.iya. > Distributors: E.S.ISAAC CO., LTD. 168A, Cecil St., Spore > Beat the heat Wm^u w a n /V 16" Cash $90 H.P. $1 10 J $20 down
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    Your Lucky Star
    541 6 Your Lucky Star BORN today, you are likely U) make a success of almost anything undertake. You are B perfection f and thmk thing* out carefully bi you proceed. You are ambitious, energetic and t eager to get to the top Ol trie ladde And you have the qualifications to
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      289 6 iil.V\i»ilAlil-: l»v lie Faik and Phil »avi« iii j I AMY IDEA V^YF^ I FOLLOWVCO Hmm-JWi IMVENTO« V SHE JBfftJJ? lttiH*** 7 f V (MffiKTHK HW MKN'T MAY HAVt USED HER WENT OP RUTH ROBOT I| THIS WOMAN WAS CAN'T WOMAN MEAN ANYTHING AS AWOOEL FOR THE i IN I
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      87 6 Today's Radio Programme for Singapore 1.00 p.m. Thomas "Pats' at the piano- 1.30 Time Signal News; 1.45 Music After Lunch; English schools Broadcast 5.00 Dance 6.30 Children's Programn 5.45 English by Radio. <>.00 Time nouncement and ProKnimmr mary. 6.02 Rhythm .Session; 6.30 Review; r> r>r> Announcements Singapore share Market Report
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      171 7 LONDON, Sept JO Previous Today v l RSS c.i.f. 42 buyers 42 buyers p po t s September 42 < sellers 4294 .sellers Sari PorU October 42 sellers 42., sellers k>s Spot 4U buyers 43 4 buyers 'j,,,; So i RSS Settlement 43 a sellers 43 sellerj
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      New York prices
      116 7 I NEW YORK. Sep. 20. Previous Today r straits spot and nearby 97.0;) nom. 97.25 noni. futures September bi(l 96.00 bid 1 96.75 asked 97.00 asked Octobei 95.25 bid 95.75 bid 96.25 asked 96.70 asked November 94.874 bid 95.50 bid 95.7.") asked 96 40 asked M Quiet.
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      U.S. PEPPER
      41 7 Malabar and awaiting se 39V2, afloats and Sept. iarawak spot awaiting release I afloats 35 U-. Sept. 3fi. Lampong spot and awaiting release 391-. afloats 39. Sept. 39. Sellers ex-dock. f Above prices quoted m U.S. cents per W.
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      30 7 I NEW YORK, Sept. 20. Previous Today Industrials 483 80 483.67 Railroads IGS.II 163.00 Domestic Bonds 98.34 98.37 1 HI ties 65.51 65.46 Composite Average 172.46 172.36
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      103 7 >i'i;\ Philippines c.i.f. UK' North European delivered Mghl per long ton Oct. Nov. )I'J:\ Philippines f.o.b. Manila i» bulk i>n on >'»:■» Minis c.l.f. UK/North European delivered weight per Ion? ton Sept. o c t. Oct, Nov JCONIJT pit crude Straits wn per lons ton Sepfc/Oci
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    GIRL WHO WOULDN'T WAIT FOR XMAS
    340 7 GIRL WHO WOULDN'T WAIT FOR XMAS r piE father ot a British t>irl whose body was washed ashore on the Danish island ot Bornholm said that he had not threatened to disinherit her it she married an Australian airman. At his 20-roomed house m Benhill Wood Road, Sutton, Surrey, City
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    Caning led to fight
    134 7 Caning led to fight **********1111 l IHIIIIIIIIIIIIIi TWO 18-year-old stewards from the 27 .000-ton Australia-bound immigrant liner Georgic were sent home to Britain m the 8.000-ton Roxburgh Castle after being caned for hitting the second steward on the head with a water jug. The punishment was ordered by a Cape
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    For Lord Horder they queued
    64 7 Fifteen former house physicians of St. Bartholomew's Hospital were ushers at the memorial service for Lord Horder associated with Bart's for nearly 50 years at St. Martin -m theFields. The number of mourners was so great that a long queue was diverted to side entrances
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    RAF SACKING ME: EMBRY
    261 7 AIR Chief -Marshal Sir Basil Embry, C-in-C Allied Air Forces m Central Europe and four times a D.5.0., has confirmed that he is being I "compulsorily retired" from the R.A.F. From the terrace of his Riviera villa overlooking Monte Carlo, he said: "I have been made
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    BEAUTY CAN WIN SEA TRIP
    84 7 /CHINESE Swimming Club v^ i, s planning: a fun fair and beauty contest on j September 30. Winner of the Muss C.S.C Contest will receive a trophy plus a sea trip to Hong i Kong and Japan. Second and third prize winners will get jewellery
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    SHE HELPS POLIO VICTIM
    175 7 SHE HELPS POLIO VICTIM AGTRL cured of polio S after a 12 -year I fight helped to keep alive a young man i stricken with the di- X sease who was flown 3,400 miles to England. The girl, Obre Baillow, aged 24, i.^ now an > air .stewardess. She was
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      33 7 THE OLDEST SCOTCH WHISKY DISTILLERS I N THE WORLD Haicj SINGAPORE BAGGAGE TRANSPORT ATCUPV I Til Appointed by Internation.il Air Transport Association .is CftfftO Agcntl for n.">. Thr ,\rc;ul»-. Sinr.ipoir Tel: ISfll/l Lines
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    COFFIN MYSTERY
    1021 8  -  Rick Lawrence JVO OXK HAS Yl I SOIYIM THE CHEAT BAHBADOS lllHdill by (Kin rint yynEN Prince* Mar- garet was In the Island ol Barbados it la quite likely that someone may have pointed out to her a very English looking lit tle church .surround cd by da
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    THE WORLD'S STRANGEST' STORIES
    233 8 THE WORLD'S STRANGEST' STORIES no sign of any watt: with m the vault, no tide mark or discoloration. An earthquake viulert enough to shift bhosi i den shells would have levelled the church caused havoc m churchyard. In a signed statement the Hon. Nathaniel Lucas described how an expert stonemason
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    Science soothes smokers on cancer danger
    517 8  - Science soothes smokers on cancer danger STANLEY KLIGFELD by SCIENTIFIC investigators m the great cigarette sea r e arc beginning to sound off. and their words may be as soothing to you as an after-dinner cigarette. What these persons are saying, m effect, is that the accusers of Cigarettes m
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    USAF pays plane net improver
    95 9 USAF pays plane net improver *l% vi \K-oiJ) English nu'tr who helped to Jerfect an invention m l aircraft at s I stations, has awarded ss.— .uH^hy the uj mthoi i llx>%h Derrick ii«M»tli, of; KilM Avenue, Ipswich, w ,th two American en-; e ineers, devised an lm-| Jroveraenl t.»
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    Bulldog Brigade battled on
    161 9 Bulldog Brigade battled on Bit was half-time on the town sports field. A {I* huclcli* 1 of i>reen and amber shirts showed that I the Soccer team of the Ist Burnley company of I the Boys' Brigade were facing a problem: To I keep on playing or give m? Hrht'
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    Health on the march show planned in Singapore
    402 9 SCHOOLS TO TAKE BIG PART pLANS have been completed for Singapore's Health Week, from November 21 to 26, the programme to include a show at the Happy World Stadium, health exhibits at seven regional centres and a Colony-wide health poster and essay
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    BRIDES AND 250 GUESTS ARE ILL
    157 9 BRIDES AND 250 GUESTS ARE ILL THERE were two weddings, two miles apart and after the receptions both brides, five brides- maids, and 250 guestf were taken ill with food poisoning. The two bridegroom*; stayed well. Health officers at the County Durham mining town of Stanley were trying to trace
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    Army food is grand -Angry Soldier
    333 9 lUST how good or bud is Army food 9 Wonderful, says an "Angry Soldier," and he's got lots of evidence to prove it. Reports of poor food at Army camps have driven tile Angry Soldier (he asked that his name should riot be printed)
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    GENERAL HITS OUT AT UK ARMY QUARTERS, PAY
    389 9 Salisbury Plain is too small, he says 1 dit ons and tr^h l W" 1 about Arm y accommodation, pay conG o C in r qlth l facilities by Lieut.-Gen. Sir Ernest Down, dents -if i^,m?rH .7," Command when he addressed Press
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      14 9 pv# n I eaude jOfl cologne fej I ™'k j dun soir R «UBAWATCMCOtn>
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    ROUND ABOUT S'PORE
    342 10 ROUND ABOUT S'PORE Weekend picture round-up ,mwald Henry j (ABOVE): it u.i, i,n <i,i»mi tiiat Mi Chmttm vfarKiMii |4, M m,i op u> tht mikf Bt i nlfht pot U» «-lnjj llu rrft.iin «,f muiiilmi th.il Ihi>auA mi playing i'.im it w.«s no accident thai In <i,rn«l m rnrorr from
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    FROM TALKS
    125 11 B 'f (h < IK afto,- conH \r,.«'7 fonn «tlO|| with the BhS "7 tte »«n« the Farni s l l <*•' --Cieneral of Civil I -r,,;?, ln ;r H h(l(K sorn with his wife It U Ulllo "«hby at a popular j eronaotica] cammnnleaUoij. Bl\ ■> of
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    A-scientists go back to school
    721 12 TRAINING FOR PEACE IS HARD N a major "atoms-for- peace" project the ►rid ftrsi International School of Nuclear Science and En gineerin 30 scientists of 19 nations are li arning to design, operate and use atomic r< ictors. 'i tie p irpose of tins school,
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    So many conferences that he covered the wrong one
    234 12  -  LANCE KEYWORTH a week of this summer has passed without at least one "inter- national" conference m Helsinki. Conferencing and congressine are of course, Europe's post-war terms for tourism. The Ameffis on the V^ttoSgf haVG hUd thC habß for yeurs thatThey
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    'Tinfoil trust' for 'eyes'
    102 12 'Tinfoil trust for 'eyes rrtOWNSPEOPLK of lvr y 1 St. Edmunds, Suffott, have formed a "tin fa" trust" to raise mone> lot J guide dog for a »-yetf-OW blind telephonist. M Their objective ls J J tons of tinfoil. When »< have it Miss Dorothy M(K who operate, the ll(
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    Miss Abicair Confesses by Candlelight
    594 13  -  RAMSDEN GREIG fo lljgg SHIRLEY ABlfl CAIR, the singei I- ih the zither and a »me-hither look about h( plays it X !h< consider- blf comforts of her m mbankment mj> London and ■TV \U\ the sods X.', the British Broadcasting CorporaKun and the gentleKen
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    67 13 Wlitl or K a v the ronq licror of Mount Everest w «th Sir Edmund Hilary, and a group of Shcrpa MiKi,, ntlv r<l <' or «'<*d two Shcrpa songs m the r < f thr Gramophone Company at Hum Hum "''titta Thr recordings will be issued .shortly ><■ lIMY
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    Elegance, spirited rhythms & an old favourite
    538 13 Elegance, spirited rhythms an old favourite Some new recordings CLAUDE DEBUSSY'S "Petite Suite" is a delightful piece. It has a captivating simplicity and is readily comprehensible to anyone with an ear for music. It was written m 1889 as a piano duet m a new style that was to introduce
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      129 13 MOUTRIES Wlm Whole World Play ami Sing Series, Modern Pieces the Whole World Plays No. 8. Piano Classics the Wh- I, Wf.rld 11.'/' No. 30. Piano Pieces < n Everyone No. 32. i Children, (Mn, Facets No. 18. ',r k>! ,i t fl' r(i>f f i.i" i. Lighi Piano Pieces.
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    Credit where credit's due...
    1249 14  - Credit where credit's due... 41.L ovt-r the world there are places, ott the beaten track, that are .skiving posts for the more unu.sual birds o! passage, such a place li the Fort at Sharjah m the Persian Olllf, and it was then* that I met Commander Morgan and became involved
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    CHARITY is a PASSION with this PRINCESS
    573 15 CHARITY is a PASSION with this PRINCESS L s "forgotR;. princess' 1 sets Friday on a Canada. ■L s the Princess Mary. Dowager TU of Harewood 1 g u n Elizabeth's w social wniu I Royal family m ul :i H-y(>ar-old M vr id easily mix R d and BO
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    EDWIN SHANKE
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    Moyage of goodwill begins this week
    114 15 Moyage of goodwill begins this week ■iiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiumfMiiiiiiim ■Yot. at home m YorkA a familiar and m gure. She lives In M ed Hare wood Hbu>t> a showpiece man--2 m a wooded parkMi 10 miles north of m which is open to the S: oi certain days. 1: quiet, .shy man--1
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    Hold your hubby-with this handkerchief
    286 15  - Hold your hubby-with this handkerchief Eileen Anderson delightful sub--ty of the French! but a lovely Latin v answer the !i 'ii 'how to keep four husband?" with 1 surprising words: "Aiwaya look innoWho but a ting Fren chWOUld add: about it? And, lo and behold the handkerchief gives her the
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      213 15 1 y^^^ because she's happy A.'^W her skin is clear... y^pN^T)) H'jW proud nor rnr.ther feels how g i t^^~^Jv^~ thankful too, that her teenage v _^^^S>^^ I daughter used Sofution 41; the \N^ N. maaculous preparation th,it v j^^^ s banishes that agony of adolescence ~3^^" Ss^^^^.^-^^'. -unsightly acne
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    CREDIT WHERE CREDITS DUE
    892 16 ri PorU October 42 sellers 42., sellers ﾕ ﾕ.. k>s Spot 4U buyers 43'4 buyers 'j,,, k From Page 14 great cliffs of the Run.- al Jibal humped against the > tars, I wok' 1 again just before dawn, conscious of novement and a stir about
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      256 16 i >■- \w '■'■>- j'.'M-l- v.^.v .^?S?wcO^^^i^i-i.i.'U^^SaaM CLUES across thi>>.' (8), 1 Half Mr. MULs t lie him B< UT A BlUnlflJCent stai gofs io make' a complete G Bne i'l ;> martl bottle (8) a^d a,s a woman 7 Flora'a companion <5). fashioned now >>;> B[l tlu.s a lymbol
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    MIKE GOT THE PARTS— but lost his accent
    537 17 MIKE GOT THE PARTS— but lost his accent L xEL RENNIE, ■1 was recently ET lajara, Mexico, X i role of X i mipero Serra I fllm, "Seven X i Gold." conK. -hut the variety El tuilities he's Ei. .!i recent pic- has left him a Eg k} when it
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    SHE'S GOT A 3-D TITLE
    106 17 ■"•■tIIKVRF calling Dana I 1 Wyr.ter the "3-D 1 girl, I an< not just because the I sta "Trie View From I Poi";'.pey's Head," is beauti- I -"portioned, nor Is iri to appear m medium, onounced Don* by her "3-D" 'rally and again. mphaaised, not
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    458 17 THE BOYS TOOK Illlllllllllllllllllltllllltllllllllllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiinui OVER WHERE THE II ■■•"IMIIIItIIIIIIIIHIHIIIIIHIIIIIIMItimiItIIIII FILM MOGHULS 111 'tlMllltlHlttllllllllllllHllllllHllimilllimi LEFT OFF iMMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIMir TJOLLYWOOD film 11 men were m a panic at the recent Venice Film Festival. As the two week, glamourwrapped, 19 nation movie merry-go-round whirled into its closing stages everything
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      77 17 .-^aaifiEs— Mix Robinson's Patent' Barley to a thin, smooth paste m cold water. J Stir paste into hot water and boil f«»r one minute only. Sweeten and flavour to taste. 3 Strain and serve hot or cold. It's just as simple as that. And remember that although you get 192
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    RIKIDOZAN the champ believes in friendliness and sportsmanship...
    819 18 RIKIDOZAN the champ believes in friendliness and sportsmanship... POOD SPORTSMANSHIP— IN EVERYTHING. THAT'S THE MOTTO JAPANFSF WRESTLER KIKIDOZAN HAS FOLLOWED ALL HIS LIFE AND IT WORKS, HE "Ignore unfriendli manners/ 1 he says, "an Your worst enemy is be become your best friem "Riki" has known all the adversities m
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    He could have been in U.S.A.
    204 18 He could have been in U.S.A. TOMMY HenauQhan, of Kilmarnock, has just joined the Army, and is stationed at Worcester. That is far enough from Kilmarnock, but it could I have been worse. It could have been Fort Worth, I Texas, for Tommy ivas 1 born m America and had
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    32 18 yenterdijf D X niKby results Hiikl.v I .«-ai; iip Yorkshire < tip spnn iin.il nuii 23 Bradford Northern 10. KiiKl»y I'nion: Peimnct and Newljm (j, Roaslyn Park I 1 lOulcr.
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    SINGAPORE v. JOHORE ATHLETICS
    392 18 ■■■c/wvio ior cne Singapore versus Johore athletic meet at Johore Bahru on Saturday were announced yesterday. The competition, part of the Suit mi ol Johore'l Diamond Jubilee celebration*, will be held at the Johore English College irioutul and will beuiti at 9 30 D m. The
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    RAFFLES HELD AT HOCKEY
    69 18 A NOI.O Chinese BchoOl Rafflei Institution (l!( l In their inter-school match yesterday. ACS. who monopoli first half exchange!, tm>k lend m the Isttl minuti Jaabir Singh wtaved hii through die defence to A C.S. appeai'od sot fOI but. m the last minute Kirn F'oh. who
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    Lock icon MARCIANO-MOORE TITLE FIGHT WILL BE HELD TODAY
    558 19 MARCIANO-MOORE TITLE FIGHT WILL BE HELD TODAY THE ROCKY MARCIANO -ARCHIE MOORE HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE FIGHT WAS POSTPONED FOR 24 HOI US YESTERDAY BECAUSE OF HURRICANE 'IONE". In view of weather fore- casts warning against strong winds and h^avy rain for the New York area, promoter James U. Norrla of the
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    EMBAWANG GO OWN BY 2-NIL
    34 19 EMBAWANG GO OWN BY 2-NIL tn a SH.A. Div. 2 game at angi, the Changi "B" m beat RNAS Sombawang 2-0. mere was nn scoring m p first half. M irtin and i; am
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    22 19 picture. (ETER (raven of Belle Vuc, Manchester, witn trophy after winning world speedway chamnship in the finals at mbley Stadium, London. Reuter
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    126 19 ARMY went down 4-2 to Chinese In their S.A.FA. Community League tie at Jalan Besar yesterday. This victory gave Chinese their fifth success. Army were nrst to score. !An indirect free kick was awarded for obstruction. Fleming sent the ball to Arthur Koh. who swept
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    23 19 photo iiocky Marciano Is examined by i»r Vlnctnl NartfleHo at his training camp I 1% at Caiossingrr. Lit wa^> declared "perfectly lit." A.P.
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    ABBOTT WINS GOLF MEDAL
    55 19 Royal Island Club's September golf medal (Stableford) resulted: "A" Div. S. Abbott 37; "B" Div. Heart Hock Soon 41: "C" Div. J. A. Robertson 41%. Mixed foursomes four -ball; best ball (Bogey): Winner: Mrs. Hodgkinson and SqLdr. A. P. Clegg. Siam Cup: Winner: Mrs. Rita Allison;
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      23 19 OCEAN PARK HOTEL'S FAMOUS QUINTET Ace Band of Singapore with MISS SALOMA the Malay j "Marilyn Monroe" f -000Ring ***** for Tflbk Reservations
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    250 20 T' v stiti in l"- tngeles yesterd.iv tli.il li< li.id ni;ifl»" profatonal often to the lustraliai F);»'is fop champions Lewi! ifu.KJ and Kit) Roaewsll > irefl t<> the Wimbledon and tmei H i ii silicic, champion Tonj 1 1 i bert. \r;itn»T said
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    64 20 n n Ordl <i, l minimum CHAN Mv v ife of Winrecei' ed from God a i on Wth mi' ;o XX. IBE On 20th Eh ptember at Youn iberg Memoi lal Ho ipital, to Ife ol Boon Teck son I c L»IM To Je i«■ and Robert KJ
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    LILLIBULLERO DOES SNAPPY WORKOUT
    468 20 SOLIDARITY LOOKS A 1 PICTURE OF FITNESS IHXiitl Mi i:o WITH HUDSON VF t SHOWED j M(l n K\ <>» SPEED TO CLOCK :m 2 5 I oil 3P on THE TRAINING TBACI IT HI KIT TIMMI THIS MORNING. Then wa« little ictlyitj m the main
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    54 20 photi I ARCHIE MOORE, who E challenges Rocky E E Afarciano for the world heavweight title m New E E York tonight, is hard at E E work m a sparing ses- E E sion with Jesse Jones. E The Rght takes plate at E E 10.15 a.m. Malayan time
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    230 20  - Seletar sports letter JOHN P. HAMILL ri PorU October 42 sellers 42., sellers ﾕ ﾕ.. k>s Spot 4U buyers 43'4 buyers 'j,,, QELETAB certainly went all 0 nautical lasi week, every cJuy ijfin^ occupied by rac ing, twice and sometlm< three times per day. 'i he weatherman waa kind to
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    FREE PRESS FORM GUIDE
    20 20 The Free Press racing form guide for the Singapore Gold Cup meeting will be published tomorrow.
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    563 20 Saturday morning, th H la.st day of racing, when Seletar oilieiaLs could not tind the telescope and racing flags until one team produced them jusl before j scheduled time of .start. Alter the presentation of prizes, a social was held and m the early hours
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    182 20 T>AF Changi scored a I* 1 creditable victory m the Singapore Hockey Association Div. 1 league yesterday when they defeated S.C.C by 4—2 on the padang. Changi fully deserved their victory. S.C.C. missed the services of Wood yesterday. Wood i.s en the injured list.
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