The Singapore Free Press, 26 October 1955

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press I iH'st Afternoon Sale in Malaya I Singapore, Wednesday, October 26, 1955. l»ri<•,. UCtfc
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    QUEEN TO VISIT NIGERIA
    270 1 /s^ t //e leaving way f 7i /or Princess? RISE announcement from Buckingham yesterday that the Queen and the Edinburgh will leave in January to visit in West Africa, caused London observers t er whether she planned to be out of the i if Princess Margaret
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    Concern over Adenauer
    54 1 Chancellor Adenauer's slow recovery from his reicent bout of pneumonia is causing concern in the West German capital, Lbs close Sides said yesterday in Bonn. The German leader, who will be 80 years old in January, has been confined to bed since he developed a 1 heavy
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    RUBBER PRICE
    19 1 [Singapore Rubber peneo this morning 'certain tono with Novmbor ship- 5124' 2 a lb, unfrom yostorrtay'.s Ict.
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    Lock icon And the joke was on Malayan planter
    266 1 lli&»h*Y;ivi3iu%i9 B*t*>h* sl«i24< k AS the stage-coach neared n lonely stretch of road eight miles from Newport. Mon.. yesterday it was stopped by a "highwayman" masked, cloaked and motionless on his horse and holding a pair of menacing; pistols. But the "hold-up" was
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    Lock icon SINGAPORE NOW IN TRAVEL GROUP
    61 1 Russia, Polnnd Rumania, Syria and Singapore have been granted tun membership in the inter national Lnion of official Travel Organisations. it was announce <i by retiring president Mr William Bop'ii ;tt the closing §e lion "f the union's lOth genera] as lembly in Men Delhi
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    Lock icon REDS OUT, SAYS HATTA
    184 1 REDS OUT, SAYS HATTA Cabinet talks J)K. M. HATTA, vice-president of Indonesia, said in Calcutta yesterday thai negotiations fora new government in Indonesia would be confined to the country's throe major parties. Any new government he said w< tild be drawn from members of the Masjumi, the Nationalists and the
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    Lock icon Macao is ours says Peking
    102 1 PEKING radio .said yes--1 terday that China had the right to demand the return o! the Portuguese colony of Macao, which adjoins the Chinese mainland. The broadcast said: "Macao is Chinese territory, ana the Chinese people have a right to demand the return of their
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    Repercussion in H.K.
    73 1 THE Peking statement on Macao is expected to cause sharp repercussion in Hong Kong. Observers there recalled the statement made by Mr Chou En-lui the Chinese communist prime minister, last April that all colonialism in the world should be ended within 15 years. Since the communists took
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    BIG TURKO MYSTERY
    138 1 MYSTERY surrounds the whereabouts of Turko Westerling, the ex -Dutch commando and leader of an earlier revolt in Indonesia, who is reported to be on his way to the South Moluccas. One report said he died oi heart failure in the Strait-. of Malacca. Another report says
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    Gang attack food store workers
    84 1 npiiREE employees or the i Singapore Cold Storage were attacked bv a gang of eight people near the I unction of Cheng Cheok Street and Tanjong Pagar Road, yesterday v; hi i o they were waiting for the company's van to take them t° work.
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    Singapore girl of 14 abducted
    84 1 4 L4 ylar (>i d Indian *1 |irl, Uwarj reported to have been ab i :ted h i homi In Ai.wu k id lln ip< h i nj. I inci Oci Her i hi r, Mi R Lid- told the it he believed ft. 1
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    T.U.G. will act in Bata row
    61 1 The Bat a E i ipl e< Union has authoi Ised the ipore Ti.t<: Union Con to w [otiate i settlement of Its wage dii pute with the company. The men have been on strike for the past 40 days. Mr. s Jaganathan, TOC
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    Lock icon Princess Royal
    18 1 Tht> Princess R>y -i jre«tei day ended a 27 da y-vlalt 1 to Ca i A.P.
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      6 1 REE TODAY: Woman and Home Supplement
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      80 1 V)ur Child's Health... lijhat wouldn't you give to ensure it f One way, Mother IS < f > re- N. COgnise the value of B food v v supplement, (ii've your child v delicious 'Ovaltine' every day. /gR Prepared from Nature's be I fOO <l B 'Ovaltine' supplies i it
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    Lock icon LAND WHERE WOMEN DO ALL THE WORK
    74 2 LAND WHERE WOMEN DO ALL THE WORK SENATOR Richard B. KussHi, returnhu from 17 days in Iv'ussia said in New \ork jreg terday that he could not presume to speak with authority after sn short a visit, hut quipped: "It's a mans country the *omen «li> all the work Russian
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    Faure is facing new crisis
    171 2 I) v hull* can mean end of cabinet ADKB.VFK which could mean the end ft! M. Kdj;ur I aure's ei^ht-month-old government will begin in the French National Assembly today and may continue tomorrow. The Premier yesterday accepted a Socialist request for such a debate and
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    Lock icon LITTLE MO SUES FOR $795,000: 'COULDN'T TURN PROFESSIONAL'
    89 2 ASUPKHIOR Court jury ol seven men and five women yesterday began dellberatlnK the $795,000 damage suit tiled by former worid b woman tennis Champion Mrs. Maureen Connolly Bnnker against a cement company In Ban Diego, California. Mrs. Brinkf.r charged In her suit
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    Morocco chief does about-face over Sultan question
    181 2 CI THAMI EL GLAOUI. the powerful Pasha Of Marakesh, yesterday demanded the immediate restoration to the throne of the exiled Sultan of Morocco, Mohammed Ben Youssef. This spectacular reversal of the Giaours attitude burst on the Moroccan capital as a political bombshell. The
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    Backing for plan to cut samples cost
    165 2 AN international convention to cut the ro^ts of sending samples and advertising material from one country to another will come into operation on November 20. it was announced by the secretariat of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade G ATT in Geneva
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    Lock icon USIA 'FUTILE' IN WAR ON COMMUNISM
    161 2 REPRESENTATIVE John Rooney, New York Democrat, criticised the United States Information Agency yesterday as "futile." "It is more interested in propagandising the American public than in combatting Communism overseas," Rooney told newsmen as he returned from a month's trip to Europe and the Near
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    Lock icon Raid on Syrian village: 1 killed
    67 2 SIRIA reported to the United Nations truce nh vert that Israeli soldiers opened fire earfJ S r day on a Syrian village, killing a woman in* cilU f V s °l Vlc r} h stated in «*™™u" lh*. uflicial statement said the observers hur
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    Lock icon STOP FAVOURING ISRAEL OR LOSE ARABS
    274 2 - f* teamed AZZAM. former Secretary tf the Arab League, warned the Western wori yesterday that it was in danuer of losim: tional Arab friendship U it '•continues to embark on a policy of favouritism towards the Zionists" team told a Press conference in Geneva
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    Cairo buys Red arms 'for a song'
    94 2 Cairo buys Red arms 'for a song' THE Egyptian arms deal with Communist countries is reported to come to $240 000.000— with weapons priced at a fraction of their value in the West, diplomatic officials reported in Washington yesterday. They said they understood the Egyptians had agreed to buy about
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    Lock icon Visit to 'test village' after secret birth control report
    281 3 Visit to 'test village after secret birth control report IHIGHI V detailed report on Japanese response uaceptives will be read by delegates to biggest birth control meeting in Tokyo ■port is so Intimate that it is not being publicly. Each of the 300 delegates a copy privately before visiting a
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    Fresh talks
    42 3 Mr. Harold Maemillan and Mr. Spirog Theotokis, the British and Greek Foreign Ministers, last ni^ht in Paris discussed the Cyprus situation fjO 110W i n g the breakdown Of recent negotiations with Turkey to settle the future of the colony.
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    Lock icon SUSANA WINS 'MISS WORLD' CROWN
    51 3 SUSANA WINS 'MISS WORLD' CROWN Black-haired model, Susana Duijm of Venezuela, after she was crowned •'Miss World" in the 21--nation beauty contest held in London last week. Susana also received and a sports car. Margaret Hayw o o d (Miss USA) was second and Julia Counioundourn of Greece, third. Popper
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    Lock icon CYPRIOTS CALL FOR GENERAL STRIKE
    169 3 Businessmen protest against curfew BUSINESSMEN of Limassol, Cyprus, yesterday called a general strike for tomorrow in protest against the nightly curfew imposed there since Saturday. The curfew followed a bomb explosion In a Britishowned bar in which a British soldier and a Cypriot waiter were
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    Lock icon A.B.M. elects Arbuthnott president
    164 3 A.B.M. elects Arbuthnott president THE Association of British Malaya yesterday in London elected Mr. Archibald A rbuthnott, an accountant in the Federation for many years, as it president for the coining year. The association has more than 2.300 members. The annual meeting lasted only 20 minutes. The outgoing president, Mr.
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    Lock icon Warders on strike lock up jails
    107 3 I [FRANCE'S 7,000 prison guards went on strike for higher wages yesterday despite government "requisition" orders. The orders. Issued on Monday nighi under a war* time law still in foivr, WOUld force the guards *<> wort oi fare penalties. A Justice Ministry spokesman said
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    MYSTERY OF EGYPT BAN ON U.S. ATTACHE AFTER GAZA CLASH
    219 3 \N kc/VHPiiAN Foreign Ministry ipokesman laid In Cairo yesterday that the United States Air Attache to Egypi h;<d been expelied from the epuntrj for siding with Israel In axing the blame for an air clash over the St. 1 lp.
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      Opinion OPINIONS LATER
      226 4 Opinion OPINIONS LATER SINGAPORE Malayan- 1 -3 isation Commission j sessions appear to have taken on the' aspect of a tribunal be lore which officials —expat and localarc .subjected to rebukes and "pep-talks." Commission members should not lose sight of the fact that their principal function is to ascertain how
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    Lock icon He's Greece's youngest prime minister
    956 4  - He' s Greece' s youngest prime minister MICHAEL MANNING by A man of action takes over in a time of crisis \t -11',, Constantine Karamanlia is the youngest Prime Minis i. j Greece has ever had. Be hEf SUCCei di d 72-y< ai old FleldMarshaJ P a p ag <>>s.
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    BY THE WAY
    321 4  -  Unknown ddfd riiHE discovery that tine A campaign on Commercial television to make people buy the advertised poods la an odd way of encouraging them not to spend money may lead to a reversal of policy. The patriotic thing will be to say, "Please don't buy Snibbo.
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      25 4 I i "In Singapore 1... it's SENA' Si J I always for f HIGH CLASS JEWELLERY H. SENA LTD. B 'C SINCAPORE PENANG BANGKOK 9
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      162 4 Helena Rubinstein I says Give me 10 minutes a day I I'LL ADD 10 YEARS YOUTH I TO YOUR SKIN" W YOU ran have skin that looks and *tt's I feelsasmuchastcnyearsyounger. SKA 1 How? By faithfully following j I these three indispensable ruies of I%^ m- I' beauty cleanse nourish
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    SINGAPORE SPOTLIGHT
    1099 5  -  adelaide Eastley BV.. L another tiim lor author B r g] ih I. Hsiung, now ■< ion, who writes K tie's "working {e ip on the iilniK v play, "Ludy m Stream," a study in social ts classical and I that when m >d producer H; ivros Skouras
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      31 5 < EFFECTIVE IING USING SOUND WAVES OWN SINK, TUB, OR BUCKET. NOME SONIC VASHER option, 30 Watts Wv. AC only Price $120.00 r >olc Afjcnfs:— W BAKER LTD. O'chgdjd. S >o,, 9
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      140 5 Controlled Ht-it Electric Autom.iHc Iron wit'i sis?n.il Limp (r siJuty tord tnu^'iimvii t Six Months Guarantee. Obtainable from good dealers throughout Malaya. Distributors:- E. S. ISAAC CO., LTD. 1 68A, Cecil St S'[ ,r<.tttis oS3a?* in oa ir ViiKiXV* %Ai-N ,y JH HL mil A L mk HL i A
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      626 6 '^'**^^£^fffc*jr*^fer-j^^s£^ -.'-x'".'*'*.' *»*'a" "''v* I IW—Bga, ;.:> a am Ms i WlfSSt ■•>• £ii&& ■(■>: i'.. f 4 '^■aSow*:;*^' a A £:jSf X^ V. f 4* Sf flf 1" I XWIHI Aiii: hy Lmm Falk ami I'hil Davis !7^ I that V;A C > rue /hf f-tA' wVCßld's HE ALWAYS
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      183 7 LONDON, <)<t Prevtotif Today Kl 881 K No. 1 RS> c.i.t. unquoted deleu-d i!i Poj is October i:l 881 H No« l I{SS cii. i) ,.v- Ports November 35% sellers 35 sell* i No. l K.s.s. spot buyers 35 i buye BBEB No. 1 BBS Settlemeni 3
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      New York prices
      106 7 NEW YORK, Oct. 23 Previous Today l!\ Straits >|><>t <»nd nearby U'i iiL! num. 96.50 nom. TIN future October 95.40 bid 94.50 bid 96.40 asked 9G.40 asked November 95.25 bid 95.25 bid 96.25 asked 96.25 asked December 94.90 bid 94.90 bid 95.90 asked 95.90 asked TOM Quiet.
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      U.S. PEPPER
      53 7 spot and awaiting afloats 39 to 38 Nov. 36, Dec. 34 ch in equal monthly j. Sarawak spot m\:\ Above price rawaiting release 33, afloats 32 Oct. 31%, Lampong spot and awaiting release 41, afloats 39 tc 38 L October 37%, Nov. 3G'j Sellers ex-dock. in U. S.
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      28 7 NEW YORK. Oct. 25 Previous Today istrians 460.82 458.40 Iroads 152.00 151.34 0 Domestic Bonds 96.65 98.69 02. >M 62.70 ocks Composite Average 163.27 162.63
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      118 7 Oct. ::.i. Philippines c.i.f. D K Previous Today Vorth European delivered weight i>er long ton Nov/Dec. $182 sellers $181 quoted I'K\ Philippines f.o.b. Manila in bulk per ton Unquoted Unquoted < "»'K Straits c.i.f. IK North I uiopoan delivered weight per i.'ii^ ton Nov Dec. £66
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    Too much pay so family is told to quit
    285 7 CHIPYARD litter John McCiow, whu v.a.-, aid to have earned £632 last year, was told that he must quit the council house in which he and hi family have lived for the past four years. Whitley Bay hoiihin- committee ruled thai
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    Legend of Lambarene
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    HE BACKED WINNER -BUT NO BET
    218 7 HE BACKED WINNER -BUT NO BET A N actor backed a six-to--liV five on winner in the name of band leader Ivy Benson. Later he was fined £10 for trying to get £16 13s. 4d. by false pretences. j Detective-Inspector Douglas McMurdo told Leicester magistrates that 35-year-old Guy Eric Vernon
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    MUSIC FILLED HALL OF EMPTY SEATS
    403 7 |^|R. ALBERT SCHWEITZER, the legend of Lambarene, sat at the keyboard of the organ in London's Festival Hall. Suddenly the great hall, with its rows of empty seats stretching Into darkness, filled with ir*usic. For 20 minutes he played. His only audience were officials
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      60 7 THE OLDEST SCOTCH WHISKY DISTILLERS IN THE WORLD le Distri >u1 < JOHN LITTLE (MALAYA) LTD. flncoTvorcitcd S n <:■ i p )tc RAFFLES PLACE SINGAPORE. TEL 016 7 8 9 TOWN BOOKING OFFICE for MALAYAN RAILWAY Reservations made and tickets issued to all Stations SINGAPORE TRAVEL BUREAU II ThC
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    Lock icon Churchill is enjoying his 'retirement'
    805 8  -  STEPHEN COULTER reports When the G u I Man gets choleric... I Unwitting owners of I pictures painted by I Sir Winston... (ar Kr. with a big armchair I I in the back I Sir Winston Churchill is basking In hia retirement with the reliih
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    NEW POWER IN MOSCOW
    331 8 THE new power in Soviet foreign policy making Ls Mr. Shepilov, editor ol "Pntvda" and a prominent member of the Communist Forty-nine-years-old Mr. ShepilOV is a supporter nl Mr Khrushchev, in the ,i i iy iiit \i s lu w;i i he h( ad ol the
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    U.K. defence calls for drastic step
    552 8 U.K. defence calls for drastic step OEHIND the news that there is to be a slowing-down of the National Service callup rather than a cut in the period of service is the story of an unresolved problem within the British Cabinet. There is not as has been suggested in some
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    Tombstone dictators under fire
    166 9 Tombstone dictators under fire |rp;ii \otnbstone of the fumble came in for defence by Sir [nntt of Learney. I Lyon King of Ami;* lid tombstones should ol "the harsh and leas restrictions of bureaucrats" on local councils. Then he gave his reasons: They are one of the most important sources
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    MP FACES THE MEN HE WATCHED AT WORK
    464 9 MP FACES THE MEN HE WATCHED AT WORK Slacking? Certainly A f* in tent j n the street and told 20 workmen he would honest ap l0 ISe for calh "S attitude to their work -immoral and dis gan^oVmen^a^^ .*>r Erith and Crayford, who watched a He UM them h
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    MR. DURBROW
    19 9 The new American Consul General for Singapore. Mr. Elbridge Durbrow, starts his duties at the Consulate today.
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    Mr. Lay's excuse— so tired
    141 9 Mr. Lay's excuse— so tired HIS name is Lay Frederick Lay and one of the complaints made against him in court was that he lay in bed too long. He is 21. He seldom gets up before noon and sometimes stays in bed until 4 p.m., a probation officer told
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    MAN TOOK LIFE AT 77 m.p.h.
    185 9 MAN TOOK LIFE AT 77 m.p.h. SHORTLY after a company director attacked hi.s wife in their luxury Bournemouth flat he was found dead in his crashed car near Dorchester with a bradawl sticking out of his chest. The car had crashed into a tree and the speedometer needle had jammed
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    Fire engine hits a cottage
    53 9 A fire engine crashed through a wall into th<* front room, of a cottage at Brlalsford, Derbyshire, but the cottage was the only empty one in a row. The engine, returning from an exercise, ran oui of contri »i afi er a l i lon
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    Desks-to-fit will stop those excuses
    180 9 Desks-to-fit will stop those excuses "Stop jidgeting, Smith minor." can't sir, fcj'j I this desk. It's too small." THAT age-old cry from the heart of every iChOOlbOB) may no longer do him any good [1 the British Standards Institution has its way the naatai will have an answer every time
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    FIRE HEROINE
    26 9 Twonty-y ear-old .stable girl Josephine Roberts, who saved several thoroughbreds from fire at Eaton Con-stan-tine, Shropshire, has been presented with the R.S.P.CA.'a Bronze Medal.
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    Six MONTHS' JAIL IS CUT TO 1s. FINE
    143 9 A SENTENCE of six months' Imprisonment <>n a youth for stealing two-pennyworth ox glycerine was quashed on appeal A line of one shilling was substituted. "Small wonder that he is smarting under a sense of I :.r.»treatment," said the chairman, Mr. c.
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      185 9 There's something to sing about the Real Good Values at Bajaj's GRAND SEASON R;< Kfy A B ,GGKr %fejps I Now in full swing! \jn A Sale that IS a Sale Jl Knjjlish Printed Ilairrord $O.HO per yd. Striprd Moirr TifT.lla |g M $0 T |M-r I Plata oloured p«piin
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    AUSTRALIA NEEDS 150,000 WOMEN
    371 12 THE shortage of women in Australia is now being described as a "national menace." Australia, needs at least 150.000 women of childbearing age Immediately to reduce the disparity caused bv heavy migration ol men l'rorn Europe. Mr J. P. Abbott, a former F ideral Cabinet Minister,
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    Iron frames no bar to laughter
    722 12 TWENTY FIRST in a series of articles by Free Press writer VIVIENNE PUCK RIDGE to mark Singapore's Health Week from November 21 to 26. T? IR. S T impressions can be very misleading. Entering the long, low pleasant buildings of St. Andrew's Orthopaedic Hospital,
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    The Secret of Success
    920 12  -  Amanda Marshall By HOW TO GET ON IN A HURRY A MKKIC'A. home of the successful A woman, has always believed in starting her young even though one is not obliged to retire as early as Shirley Temple. But if fOU want to run for Congress,
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    Lock icon The IMPROBABLE Mr. PERELMAN
    1232 13  -  BRIEN ASHFORD by forehead roughly comparable fo ihat c Javanese or Pilfdown man... a pair of y pig eyes., .and an appearance rather e an alert chimpanzee DESCRIPTION BY MK. PERELMAN. HE Marx Brothers t d never existed it ve been to invent )d the only
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    Hundreds lose homes
    113 13 SEVERAL hundred n dent "i Budape t have \< en evicted pom th< lr hom< and 01 dered to lea\ th( It lI In the l**t few mont I i campal ;n, which a it it height In June and July, n< w appi to hi b
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    THE PHANTOM GARDENER
    1599 14  - THE PHANTOM GARDENER Unknown by TBI answ.r lo s<A<u\n%\ Hid It Happen'* slot > I IN I '.MUUV.As iv VIS. it id h; ppn MIIMIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIMIIMIIIIIM lIIIIMIIII||IUI|||||IS I DON'T know when I first sa'A Joe Lewis. But it will certainly have been In the burden. He was as much a part
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    SO THESE WERE THE CULPRITS
    166 14 rpiiE congregation at Chesham Bola parish church in Buckinghamshire, can now listen to the Sunday evening sermon without embarrassment. Fo r The Snonr has been found. Thfl ParUh Magazine re ports; Members Of the congregation who Bit in th<- back h.Ht of the Church have
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    HE'LL HAVE TO ASK HER NCLE CHARLES...
    850 15  -  THOMAS WISEMAN I BL London has 1 Kt milkshake jfl ica. Both wed by me HI I bout all u^^M mmon. HI I a sort (it ebel. Miss An*m K kind of sophisM K Guide. *-\|^Bolly\vi-'"H.i raved about -~^^Ri: Broadway ranted l^K I
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    FAITH, TRUST, is answer
    106 15 FAITH, TRUST, is answer '"MI- )RS to the Bob :.ir.*^B imiTigs TV set, K! with the QirU who play V l ;M[' :>!f l oil roles on :^R, fc one question l/^m. i tow d o e s 1 Bl ;^</,s- /ceZ abf)/// ni^v andng with all •'■■..■E 'C2o?/.s' actresses?
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    A girl's best friend...
    100 15 A girl's best friend WOTKS tin i, tto/rs little who u ill il tdi his wife all he knOWS ThOTftQ I ullcr. •Y- V JiOLBRANCB is the lowest j form of co-operation Luim O'lirien for the winter party season is a Hress that s warm as well as pretty. Blonde
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    This lamp can glow-forever!
    590 16  -  THOMAS R. HENRY b> AND IT'S TEN TIMES BRIGHT ill I THAN A FULL MOON 4 "PERPETUAL" lamp A which needs neither batteries nor fuel baa been devised by navy physicists. The devlee'i green light Will illuminate an averagesize room so well that a person with
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    GENERAL SEES A 'FAIRYLAND'
    121 16 GENERAL ftfanghorn Phrotnyothi, Thailand's Minister oi Education, and lour Thai educationists, recently toured the itiited stales to observe methods and practices In schools, colleagues and universities, including the vocational schools. General Phromyothi made the visit at the vitation of (he International Cooperation Administration of (h<' U.S.
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    EIGHT MILES OF FILM TEACHES A CRUISER
    138 16 EIGHT MILES OF FILM TEACHES A CRUISER THROUGHOUT the f winter British naval experts will be sifting reports of battle tests carried out in the c r u i 8 e r Cumberland, the Navy's "try-it -out" .ship. They will have before them eight miles of film and a mile
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    BRIDGE HAND
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      332 16 DAILY CROSSWORD I t II I I 1^ n n I 9 1— J I I 1 I I L__Jffiß I__ 1 lii 1 I 'I I H i I I sc" j*i Br9i 7 1 E^-^r^^^BHsW^^^Tß^B 4 f I I I I II I i wfey'lß S CLUES ACROSS
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    HIS 'GOODBYE' WILL BE HIS FAREWELL
    431 17  -  HAROLD HEFFERNAN h Vt 1 ran Walter gets the part of a ifetime at last! i«i PER Breonan, \> time AcaAward winner the mm Ingreatest cha.ctors, disclosed will go into i\ upon comof his role in My Lady," nun *****1l lIMHMIIUIMMI i iiiniiiiiiiiiniiimiii: whic
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    They send their idol apples
    96 17 They send their idol apples ALL the top film stnrs get presents from their admiring fans, but Eve Arden, America's favourite acting Bohoolmarm, known to 'i v audiences "Our Mis Brook Ifl the champio: recipi< tit, Pan of Constance Brook i vie t,o find novel way.. Ol i ending appi
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    Lock icon THE PRICE OF REALISM
    69 17 JOAN CRAWFORD'S famous fingernail trademark long, mandarin type -is gone in Mi'.: pursuit oi' realism. When Joan started her rule of a typist in "The Way W«* Arc, 1 Bhe had her ultralong nails trimmed down to aci ual working girl Length. "Now my nails are
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    F.A. FACE REVOLT OVER THE CUP
    392 18  -  Bob Pennington League Club officials plan breakaway By TIIF FOOTBALI ASSOCIATION ARK UP %OAINST A PHI.AK.WVAY BY OFI-'l AIS WHo WANT FOOTBALL LEAGUE CLUBS TO WITHDRAW FROM THE FA CUP NEXT SEASON AND RUN THEIR OWN CUP COMPETITION. bfembers of a northern First Division
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    B.O.D. 'A' SCORE FINE VICTORY
    60 18 BOD "A" scored a 3-0 victory over S.R.C. Blues In a SHA Div. 2 league game on the padang Gupta (2) and Kirpal Singh scored' This was the first defeat for S.R C Police "A" beat Post and Telegraph 3-0 in a Div. 3 match
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    Lock icon 40 to run in today's Cambridgeshire
    193 18 > jIDELFIN was scratched from j the Cambridgeshire Handi- j cap to be run at Newmarket at 10.50 p.m. today (Malayan time). This reduces the field to forty probables. They are, with jockeys: Tale of Two Cities (W. Nevett >, Marly Knowe (A. Harvey).
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    Lock icon PEREZ WILL HAVE REST
    71 18 ARGENTINE flyweight world champion Pascual Perez will have to take an undetermined period of "absolute rest" as a result of a musmular distension in his right hand, suffered in his fight with Filipino Danny Kid. last Saturday. It was not immediately announced if the injury has
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    RAF Changi sports round-up
    196 18  - RAF Changi sports round-up RALPH BLAKEMAN C^IIANGI "A" surrendered two home points in losing 2-0 to the R.N Police in their Division One S.H.A. League game on Saturday but were most unfortunate in doing so. They had fully three-quar-ters of the play but could not get goals owing to a
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    Campo is getting in line for a world title
    450 18 Campo is getting in line for a world title .WNY CAMPO, a qolcksthret Hywriyht with m frl B i punch in each band. Is shaping ;l d v niuint B u»r a world championship crown of greatness worn B other yeari by other Filipinos iiieh as Pancho Vlih 1 -.in
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    White scores four goals for Admin. Wing in farewell game
    736 18 The Depot had no difficulty In accounting for the Civilians by 4-1 but they knew that they had been in a game on Sunday when No. 19 A.F.S. gave them a terrific battle before going under 2-1, the Depot snatching
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    ENGLAND WIN 6-0
    40 18 I ENGLAND beat Jby .six goals to I "JJ women's horkey int I nni at Highbury st 8 London last night. It was the first I match in Britain to V under floodlights.- K V .J dfdf
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    AN ERA ENDS: Arsenal seek new foundations
    610 19 Jf DIVISION TEAM. husT SEEM A V KU'KTION O F OTBALI HISTORY io THEIR SUPJ2 ERS vM) TO THEIR f}£ uflO. IF NOT •ril VSED. MUST BK BPRISED. F jrlj 30 years Arf \o ia been the most club in English itball. with
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    R.A.F. Singapore XV
    80 19 R. A. F. Singapore XV if R i F. Singapore rugger team which scored recent lories over the Army and Royal Navy. BACK ROW: 1 Capt. <). A Morris. D.S.O. (Command Rugby Officer), K. H. Cantrell (referee). Ac Black, Sgt. Morgan, Ac. ird, .1 nr. Tech Packer, Lac. Wiltshire. Cpl.
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    Lock icon BRITISH AMATEUR BOXERS IN FINE WIN OVER AMERICANS
    254 19 BRITISH AMATEUR BOXERS IN FINE WIN OVER AMERICANS I^NGI-AND'S amateur boxers gained a magnificent victory j over the United States bj seven boots to three >it Wembley last night to win the "rubber* 1 series in postwar matches between the the two countries. In l!»l<i England won but America reversed
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    Lock icon Sugar Ray is injured: Fight off
    78 19 AN ankle injury to Ray Robinson has caused the postpone- I men i rf his title bout j in Chicago against j wOr 2 d middleweight i boxing champion Carl "Bofoo" Olson from November 4 until j December 0 the International Boxing Club announced
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    CHINESE HOLD WANDERERS
    58 19 SINGAPORE Chinr.sr Recreation Club and wanderen drew 2 2 in their Singapore Hockey Association League first division match od the O.S.C. ground yesterday Wanderers did enouph to win, but they worr unlucky with their attempt* to .score Scorers were Halge (3rd min i, Mm Swam-, <6th mln
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    Lock icon Kramer to make new approach to Rosewall and Hoad
    235 19 Kramer to make new approach to Rosewall and Hoad AMERICAN tennis promoter Jack Kramer, due to arrive in Sydney today, is expected to make further approaches to Lewis Hoad and Km Rosewall. Australia's star Davis Cup players, to reconsider a professional offer. Road's father, Alan Hoad, .said last night his
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    TODAY'S SPORT
    94 19 BtJGGEB Police v Singapore Bn|IU6U Rtgt.. PTS fround; S.C.C. v 30 Bn. R.A.O.C, padanc; Tengah Nomads v CI.H.Q., Tanglin; R.A.A.F. Ist Eqdn. v R.N. Z.A.I Tcnuah; Navy v Army, Trrroi ground; R.N.A-S. Sembawang v K.A.S.C, Hembawanjf. SOCCER S.A.F.A. Rrnior cup final: Argonauts IT, v Marine Dept., Jalan Rrsar,
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    Hungarian keeps lead
    72 19 AN SZONDY of Hun- tained ihe leader- the general classified the World Modern Championship yesterday after ghth In the swimcompetition, the v ent in the Cham- -snip, V the holders, also retained their lead in the team classification after winning the swimming yesterday. Lar.s Hall of Sweden
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    Lock icon INDONESIANS WIN 3-1 IN FAREWELL
    322 20 INDONESIANS WIN 3-1 IN FAREWELL Lolony torwr Jl were Qoal-sn pHUNG HUA-TIONG ll()\, IHF INDONESIA* I Vj TOURISTS GAINED ANOTHER SUCCESS i > vB unit YESTERDAY WHEN THEY DEFEATED v 'v OKI SELECTION BY 3-1 AT JALAN BESAII il WAS THEIR IINM (AMI! HIKE B The standard oi play fell
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    Eight Fijians in Johore XV
    78 20 j^IGHT Fijians are in the ■a Johore team to meet the imbined Services In the [alaya cup rugby match m ngapore on Saturday. Naidole is not in the team. nd Domico. of Lnternation--1 fume is down as a re- serve. The Johore team will be:
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    More rain in K.L.
    60 20 RACING IT looks like a wet meeting at Kuala Lumpur. More rain fell lasi night and the main training track. was closed this morning. Horses were out for cantering exercises on the third track. Tjoa's horses which arrived yesterday, were exercised by Phil Povall and Jackie
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    Lock icon QUEEN HAS THREE SECONDS
    53 20 f riiE Queen had three runners at Mewmarket yesterday, opening day of the current race meeting ;ii)(\ they all (mi ihed Second. iSpani.sh Court w>i. beaten by a length, then Alexander failed by one and a half lengths and finally Regal Breeze was beaten only by
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    Lock icon 'Games will be best ever'
    128 20 AN official of the Australian Olympic Committee said in Vancouver last night that construction of fanilit- lea for the 1956 Olympics at j Melbourne would be r >mpleted ahead of schedule. "Arrangements for the Games are 100 per cent perfect," councillor Maurice Nathan of Melbourne
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    Lock icon FAMOUS 1938 DERBY WINNER BOIS ROUSSEL IS DESTROYED
    61 20 FAMOUS 1938 DERBY WINNER BOIS ROUSSEL IS DESTROYED zzz T\ois Roussel, winner =E of the 1033 Epsom Derby ana successful sire of over 300 winners and 1200,000 in stakes, WUS destroyed at zzz Sandymount stud at Newmarket, Suffolk. yesterday. Bols Roussel, who was ssz 20 years old, was zsz, stricken
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    Annual referees' match tonight
    131 20 tH)MniNKI> Scivlcrs IMftTMI will meet civilian Referees < In thfir annual soccer nuitrh at. 7 in at Jalan Hesir sl.ifltuin j tontuht i>eforp the safa Senior Clip AIUU IX'tWfPn At"on;iiit s ;ill<l Marines The temini for tim refereei' m;iitr>\ will \w Scrvicrs: 8 '.Svt.. Llllington (Army);
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      560 20 SWltllllltll .1,1.. I -.11 j Straits Times Frre Press "z > i the convenience ■)> c our rip/c ivnfof i- ol Ivt I tioot. SINGAPORE COLD bTOR- AGE, ORCHARD ROAD wiil re cwivc kmoll oji. 'twfT'cnt. end I on**e*\ to b;« ii^.<i'.j(.rs E Classified ail- I I .r.t-, rt.uy alvo
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      73 20 y^ at a border for V X lack of visa. How em- harassing! This Just doesn't I happen to those who see their /'A I ascnt. Taking advantage of htf M I «»rrvice, advice and COVMCI Htfti I you money, insures freedom from B I worry, makes your trip a
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      13 1 WOMAN and HOME FREE PRESS and MALAY MAIL SUPPLEMENT Wednesday, October 26, 1955.
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      We are heading for better way of life —be ready for it!
      574 1 npHERE'S a "now look" to our domestic I lie and Mrs. Malaya, with money to find shopping nowadays a thrill. from all over the world are on our ..modern, streamlined goods ch to add comfort, beauty and to
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        130 1 wilh Ov#"**'-* Cum 'ont > or«h.iiky. v "i(^J.*. GaifMl irti|t»rff« lion«. CftlM I' T l" f f 'Z fectli Clft« all ibe adt anian i io>aka>«f <■> w pan. ■■•-/v3sto« to .^idtZ' m b NajlMMi ela« Mm H t Max Factor alont kiwwi V^^HKBS^' v fh-i-,.. -i,. i .■..•<. i
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        392 2 j Helena Rubinstein I I IIcl( naßul)iMsl(in Qtavrl ono* I creates the first i^J/LCXy _L JvJI 1 W \]M Glamour Foundation/ J <^ I I for dry skin! I i) SMEAR-PROOF LIPSTICK J j I •**L^-/^ -~^sm. f Yl s oltl < lustrous stay-Long keeps '^?^k S I Zj^ l^
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      Here's a milk made just for babies
      548 3 A PURE PRODUCT IS GUARANTEED „m[K health of a baby 1 pends on its rel!1L good nutritious During its first months, the natural breast milk, is the and most nourishdiet but it is not ays possible for the mother to breast-feed her baby.
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      Road to beauty
      56 3 MISS l NIVERSE," Ilillevi Itumhin of Sweden and three runners-tip i u the International beaut] pageant meet Max Factor, Hollywood beauty expert, who explains his latest make-up methods Prom left t« right: Max Factor, Maribel Arrleta (Miss El Salvador) Miss Kotnhin. Maureen Nellya Hlngert (Miss Ceylon), and
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        37 3 l« •tAT/ owr furnishings set the stage 1 i^ §ssd FOR GRACIOUS UVING! i .^^^^^J^^^?^s^iyßß i J&^o^*A i ''i cs5 o nr;nnc colours Excitingly beautiful designs and colours. '"^^^JJr^,.^ Woven from rich, thick yarn J r 'wmiiiniiiiiiimuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiimiiiiinmmn^
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        36 4 'a. mo i.% CONDENSED fl^jlp^ I SWEETENED I EVAPORATED s^\F\ x!^ Si I V mss^^Mk Wl I BE Jl D DBA I DEJDIR n||n mil I AND AS CHEAP AS BOTTLED FRESH MILK I I I
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      Enjoy swimming—and stay glamorous
      567 5 Enjoy swimming— and stay glamorous apply your -up tor swimI i ui, same way 5 ing for the I and your I kit after every B ix Factor, B id m a ke -u p m il you know I apply your for swim- ju will come up water look-
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      FOOD AND DRINK MIXERS HAVE A PLACE IN EVERY HOME
      126 5 ELECTRIC food and drink mixers, up to a few years ago regarded as luxuries, are now recognised as standard items of kitchen equipment. As most mixers have a versatile range of attachments, they are often regarded as the most useful
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      63 5 r r :us lamp fitting won the Lightrend Award, the world's premier award for lighting and design, In America last rear. The lilting was designed In ilngiand. This and many other modern and modernisti c lamp fittitiKS arc available in Singapore from Scott and English (SEA.) Ltd Alison Road. This
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        206 5 yTyT Jfif^ty THE F!RST NAME IN COSMETI£S \^y >/ HERE ARE THE ESSENTIALS THAT EVERY DISCERNING WOMAN NEEDS S I FOR THAT "SPECIAL LOOK WHICH ONLY REVLON CAN GIVE REVLON'S m'lßl I "WEAR-LONGER" 1 U/ NEW IMPROVED M JBy 1 NAIL ENAMEL LANOLITE LIPSTICK Jl' Ul I /li I W'ltmM)
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        309 6 Pabeofi^s-umo "TURNALL" I r""O- "Lovi 7 INSr. -M.CN BOARD jfi^ tTieNEW I -A tones NONCOMb/, fi eaAND((OM,Mi(A, I L— (SOPQIIQ S^SOP I r 1 A REFLECTIVE INSULATION c.crro.r I /V^^^^U-- f f CVCry j AND MOISTURE BARRIER ELECTRIC. g Nli UmliWm l> m* m l^^M I "j I I nhu
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      NEW 'WONDERS' IN SEWING
      480 7 Latest machines can do anything faster, neater Bt;VE s women who are I i) mi n g blase I the virtues of I hold equipI ist be im- by advances in I wing machine I the last five m advance s, I can only be B
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      MR. MARSHALL SHOWS INTEREST IN A DEMONSTRATION
      45 7 MR. MAR SHALL SHO WS INTEREST IN A DEMONSTRA TION stopped to have a look when be visited trade fair earlier this month The demonstrator is Miss Laura Koh, Tin: new Pfaff sewing machines are so revolutionary that even Singapore's Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall,
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      HOUSEWIFE CAN EXPERIMENT FREELY
      182 7 HOUSEWIFE CAN EXPERIMENT FREELY changing the speed of the stitch and the pattern during sewing operations. Again in the words of the makers: "There is no limit to the imagination and fantasy of the operator. An abundance Of offects can be achieved by arranging different or the same patterns beside
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        42 7 I //'s like having a sampan M f Bam am Y^Sk^v' rou 9 n t to your door! ti.. aw W Rlßn^ rvr I\\ v /A/ \r r® \W *ml Ii l\ <k means I Jr^ jjCSi'ircsn JrisJi v r^SCZ-^ CCI I
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      MILK-A KEY TO PROPER NUTRITION..
      801 8 MILK- A KEY TO PROPER NUTRITION. Malayans need not go without "Milk is Of such OUt" standing value that the consumption <>J a sufjicu fit Quantity of it may be regarded as the key to proper nutrition'* extract from the report of the advisory committee on nutrition, Ministry oj Health,
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      Extra well-heeled
      41 8 WHEN YOU WEAR shoes like this yo u are really well-heeled. Each shoe, in Stardust pink and blue kid, trimmed with sequins and pearls, has two heels. The shoes were shown in a footwear exhibition in London last month.
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        109 8 IH 11 ft #VV TAMVA t^ mam rcasom xcJ 'y vn should I n umj vdrnd lu i A Sowing machine of International fame Automatic Embroidery. I >!• Perfection and Infinite variation. B M&Kj O(A/v ~**&Wr Bjßs^^^^^^^gfi^iiHipi^^/ Tangle-proof rotary sewing machine I •>■ "^*V Sl^^r^^ lHll lla^H Complete Speed Control.
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      Sea's key to health
      704 9 COD LIVER OIL HAS JOINED 1\ MALAYA'S FIGHT TO CURB T.B. 'I Mil. Ill II 1 1 II 1 1 llll llll 1 1 1| Illlllllllll UK |i HU ||i HIII^ THE BRIDE WORE HYLONl rpHIS DAZZLING Victor Stiebel bridal of nylon net, was modelled by
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        44 9 I A WOMAN'S HOME I IS HER PRIDE AND JOY I m I Protect yours with the j I BEST PLUMBING SANITARY FITTINGS j I come to BAKER LTD. I! SANITARY ENGINEERS PLUMBI^RS I 304-N ORCHARD RD. TEL i1179 I I! n-iiimiittttttttftimmiiti mmammmmmmtmrnm i
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      An Arctic angler stumbled on Quick-Freezer
      1191 10 An Arctic angler stumbled on Quick- Freezer ryilE Singapore Cold Storage Company Ltd. who for over 50 years have been bringing the worlds finest foods to the people of Malaya have installed deep-freeze rooms at all theii main branches to ensure that quick frozen foods reach everyone in perfect condition.
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        278 10 W^W^ vwmrw Vw>Aw>V ♦^M-M-f &wmf W einlirfiidery designs ran be stitched 1 A There tff eisjhrv b.. ic N /^A C^V^ v d n vin dlfKrcnl ti fibMMVifSL (^;J t^o-ncedle -ffecf. -{ivos I ir v* «W t.t il uf 1120 embroidery *S V L B \-.\V' designs. Of course, by
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      Beauty imprisoned in a bottle
      621 11 Beauty imprisoned in a bottle lODAY we live in a of dreams true a world rich would seem, to neone horn 50 years o. to be full of minor We do not have seven fcgue boots, like the tale character, r v can, if we wish, in Singapore jj! din<
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        109 11 I I i n «Bp^'§ d nesp raY fj i I -i I PRODUCT PURE Hj i Peered kiil^ R c n H ni y s A l-lb. tin contains the equivalent II IfX C LJv I OF H NAv fl I SIX IMPERIAL PINTS °hJ I A V// IV
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      Legs can be more beautiful
      338 12 Legs can be more beautiful Bj DOROTHY HOI AMERICA da Hie world In tl lei < i of "gam that 'a the study I tx mttful legs pretty Dorothy I r ime, herself a qualified Instructor m the nbj Dorothy has travelled 0V( the world and made a r studj
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      HOW TO HAVE GLAMOROUS 'GAMS'
      175 12 to assume an attitude that spreads the calf of the leg. and makes it look larger. 5. Sitting in a low modern chair requires real talent, if you don't want to look awkward. The best solution is to slant the legs sideways, crossed at the
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      A treasury of gems
      60 12 A FORTUNE lies on =II the dressing table as z I E model June Duncan EII E tries on some of the II a £38,000 worth of II E jewellery worn at .E I E fashion show in Lon- EII I don recently. Officials II E
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        144 12 ffl r^gi JPj ft; JL HOME FASHIONING I I^^^J S(lSo\| BiAjtlr^ is not com P lete witlloUt an ill J^>^ AUTOMATIC CLOCK RADIO |1 f i !iKH ":3u|^/^r II JERRESI SH r> mm m KYSS 01 S^m y vSfi HBi I 4 M~~~ "Q^K -9 °iv r H ui v^
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      NEWSBOY NOW A MAKE-UP EXPERT
      768 13 NEWSBO Y NOW A M AKE-UP EXPERT tie specialises in ail polish, lipstick IpHIRI FOUR years ago a small boy embarked 1 a his first business venture— a newspaper oim d. Today he is president of the worldamous Revlon Products Corporation, largest ndivid lal sellers of nail enamel and lipstick
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      NOW EVEN RAINCOATS LOOK GOOD
      268 13 &J LOUISE PETKIE EW raincoat is as uch a fashion nt a.s the most Lllating of evening iscovered this on to the Bishopfactory of ono of and'a loading mfacturers, Mi 'of.sky, W hose ither pioneered the Ind ust ry in H'fj years ftgO, a bit
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