The Singapore Free Press, 31 October 1955

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press irgesi Afternoon Sale in Malaya I Btwganw, Mtiiuiav, Oetotef ;i 1955, prk* iscti
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    Lock icon Throne's dignity 'threatened': U.K. press outcry
    185 1 Throne's dignity 'threatened': U.K. press outcry ii controversy raging iround Princess Marhire I and Group Captain I Townsend entered I -re urini phase yesi lay when the opinion the British throne's I lity was now threatenis expressed in the ~\i press. front page headline the "Daily Sketch" i d bluntly
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    OFFICIALNEWSOUTTHISWEEKS?
    131 1 N official statement on tiether Princess Mari intends to marry oup Captain Pet c r nsend is generally exjcted to be Issued this Is based on the fact little time Is Left to ettie the uncertainty bi Townsend returns from leave to Brussels, where he is air attache. He
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    Lock icon Not buying A-sub
    37 1 The British Information Service in Washington yesterday denied reports that Britain wanted to buy an atomic submarine from the United States Britain Ls working on her own atomic submarine.- U.P. \iivv |&;ir4* for B>iM-lir%s
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    Lock icon Due back in London today
    85 1 I* 1 c radio cars kepi on 1 1 c move around thfi lane circlln the estate, whiii iblc.s rhrvk< n un On t< ntitii ol all callers I" i Prln i. due back at Clare c Houj p I >n hoi c There joined
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    THE MISSING DETONATORS: 3 DETAINED
    76 1 THREE ])< ople have been detained by the police I for questioning in connection with tin- 10.-vs of 8,000 1 detonators irom No 443 Base Ammunition Depot Woodlands, Singapore. The loss was discovered during a technical check by the army lasi Tuesday evening. None of
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    Everest men drop plans
    73 1 i ,i hi Huni ider of British expedii I m to I- pi 1953 nd Sir Fi liiuiKi ii i who con quered the mountain have i opp theii lim > two big pea <he Efte region next ye i 80l i. >unl I] 18,146--foot Kai
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    Lock icon SOCIETY BEAUTY KILLS HUSBAND —BY MISTAKE
    134 1 SOCIETY BE A UTY KILLS HUSBAND —BY MISTAKE ANEW YORK .society beauty and big imi hunter accidental;/ shot her husband dead (>^ yesterday when .h< ml took him tor an Intruder Mr.s. Am. W xxiward >!■ her hu band, i 35 yeai old bank director and owner oi the champion
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    NEW FRONT TALKNEXTYEAR
    247 1 To elect a commit lee if necessary LIM YEW HOCK, Minister for Labour and Welfare, who was elected president of the Singapore Labour Front at yesterday*! party conference, told the Free Tress toda\ that he would rail a special conference of delegates alter January. Mr. Lim said
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      67 1 *it&,cs J The Tr u food Triu a (L -A V r m HUMAN LSED TRUFOOD If y ')tj fi n f fi h i V v yOUI I It im Hum inn (J i rui i follow -on TRUFOOD A Fortified mill Foi |fowi« N*-^—*^ hilir.n of iM TRUFOOD
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    Lock icon ANGLO-US 'ULTIMATUM' TO EGYPT
    446 2 ISRAEL CRISIS O VERSHADO WS GENEVA TALKS r rm: United states and Britain have sent an ultimatum" to Egypt and warned Russj that further CommunUl arms shipments to the Arabs will wreck efforts to end world tension, it was reported yesterday. Informed sources said in Jerusalem
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    57 2 Singapore a rem c n last night fougrht their biggest Colony fire |his year when two Harbour Board godowns were set ablaze. One godown containing more than 700 tons of rubber was destroyed and the other, holding sugar and general cargo, partly jiutted. I \iffiit fire engines raced to the
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    Lock icon 70 VISIT U.S.
    23 2 President Carlos Castillo |ma.s of Guatemala and wife left by plane yes•iav for an official visit to United States. A.P.
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    MOROCCO SULTAN QUITS IN FAVOUR OF EXILED RIVAL
    198 2 4 GED Sultan Mohammed Ben Arafa had agreed r to abdicate the Moroccan throne in favour of his exiled rival Mohammed Ben Youssef, French authorities announced in Paris last night. Ben Arafa's abdication was announced in a letter sent from Tangiers to
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    Lock icon Mobs go wild in towns
    95 2 IN FEZ last night nine Moroccans were injured, mx seriously, when a terrorist threw a grenade into the cafeteria of the Moroccan ex .servicemen's club. The man escaped. Tit Rabat, police threw tear pas bombs last nlghi among thousands ol stonethrowing Moroccan demontratora in the
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    Bomb hurled at tavern
    52 2 TERRORIST bomb in Famagusta, Cyprus. Last night shattered the entrance of the British-owned Crown Tavern wiiile 16 British soldiers were sitting at the tar. Shots were fired at the terrorist who threw the bomb but he escaped. Two military cars parked outride were damaged. There were
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    48 2 picture. Not one delegate M:lt from Farrer Park, constituency of Assemblyman A, K. Lasaroas, was occupied at the Labour Front party conference yesterday. The empty seats shown above were crowded on Saturday, when Mr. Laxarous was voted party chairman, an election later declared null and void. Free Press
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    Lock icon 'COPY U.K. ELECTIONS' CALL
    161 2 A FORMER French cabinet minister yesterday proposed that France adopt an election system .similar to that Of Britain because "nowhere In the world la there a parliament so effective, strong and healthy." It is up to u.s to adopt the same .system for the benefit of
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    Lock icon SNAKES ALIVE!
    35 2 Police reported in Osaka, japan, yesterday b thlel snatched b knapaack In the railroad station and ran. Thr knapsack contains 12 live snakes for use in mak IULI Hi* '.li UIC. A. P.
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    Lock icon ALL-SKY SNAP
    23 2 Japanese to produce ramrr;i.< v balf-ahaped lew I graph thr entire I tJI A during the world 1 Untie expedition. A.P.
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    WHY BRITAIN SENT TROOPS TO OIL OASIS
    225 3 RITAIN ordered troops n to the disputed oilrich Buraimi Oasis last week as she "had n< iher means o! honouring obligations to the twc \mb rulers concerned." r ilers are the Sultan pi Muscat and the Sheikh Dhabi who Per lan Gulf states-
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    Lock icon Farouk 'not rich' with $6 million
    158 3 Fa rou k 'not rich with $6 million THE fabled fortune of exKing Farouk actually -unt^ to about $t>i)00.000 Malayan), an Informant In position to know said in ome yesterday. This is far less than the million which rumour the monarch sent road before his exile from ypt in 1952.
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    Lock icon STRIKE ENDING
    20 3 A 10-day strike a'.vir^i apan's 10 major co 1 1 on ling companies showed of collapsing yester- A.P.
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    Lock icon 740 million words
    19 3 The c m moi ilth Telecomm ii London it 740 million iph n< I on# Reuter
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    SIAM ENVOY AT TEMPLE CEREMONY
    56 3 SIAM ENVOY AT TEMPLE CEREMONY A party of Buddhist laymen and women help to carry the robes in coloured boxes decorated with flowers from the outhouse to the Chapter House at the Siamese Temple in Silat Road during yesterday's Kathina celebrations. The Siamese Consul-General, Phat Woranart, leads the way hearing
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    Sudan offered arms factories
    32 3 The newspaper A\ Ahram .said in Cairo yesterday Czechoslovakia had offered to build a.nn.s and ammunition factories in the Sudan. The offer was made to the Sudan Government.-
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    Lock icon LIFE JAIL FOR PERON DEMANDED
    165 3 rpHE National Invest i<.-,a-X tion Co m m 1 1 1 c c demanded In Buenos Aires yesterday that ex-Presi-dent Peron be imprisoned for life as a traitor a charge that may lead to efforts to extradite him from Paraguay. The commission a-ked Federal Judge
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    Lock icon U NU FLIES
    37 3 B.i mi c Premiej U Nn flew from Baku to Alma A f i yi terday, (topping 01 the way to e< hi :toric n i numeni ol v i md, ovi Radio U.P.
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    Lock icon BRITAIN WINS CONTRACTS
    47 3 Bi tish contractors car ried out work abroad worth £70,000 000 in the year ended lasi March, the official Board of Trade journal In London aid. The 3 obtained turt h e r 01 ders wori h an< I j ,< r £75 *****0. Reuter
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    Russo-Yemen pact BRITAIN WINS CONTRACTS BRITAIN WINS CONTRACTS
    11 3 Russo-Yemen pact The Red i >m of 'ol frii md i
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    Lock icon REVIVING EMPEROR WORSHIP
    11 3 S i .i <i itt A |»J A.P.
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    Lock icon Two old friends swap wives for sake of children
    150 3 Two old friends swap wives for sake of children r r\VO happy young couples who traded mates said from their adjoining- apartments a! Igglrsund. Svvrdfti, yesterday that they made the switch mainly '•for the children/ "There are times when a divorce k> preferable to an unhappy marriage," explained 25-year-old Lennart
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    Lock icon WIFE-EXCHANGE PROVED TO BE SO HAPPY
    107 3 WIFE-EXCHANGE PROVED TO BE SO HAPPY mWO divorced couples 1 who exchanged partners said .at Elmwood, Wisconsin, yesterday inai evervbod.v involved, including the children, "were happy about the whole t hint;.." The two couples served n^ witnesses for each other when Ju tice i of the peace tho m a
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    The Singapore Free Press Opinion COST OF LIVING
    183 4 The Singapore Free Press Opinion COST OF LIVING MONDAY. Oct. 31. 1955. SINGAPORE is .soon to have a long overdue overhaul of its cost of living indices, which ;;'•<• still based upon pre-war statistics. Many changes have tafcen place since, as a Malayan Statistics Department spokesman has pointed out, in
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    'Colonial Fight' in the United Nations
    1180 4 'Colonial Fight' in the United Nations ELIZABETH PARKER sees a dangerous trend which is diverting the U.N. from its true and useful purposes JMIE record Ol the pr« Bent B( ssion ol tin United Nations maj prove, in broad terms to have c i rength< ne< tii Or 4 a
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    2 5  - OAdelaide Eastley
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    SINGAPORE SPOTLIGHT
    1162 5 ars that Singa- ;in.S haw lv.sled to the cm ari h teatrica] talent and doing something rhat practical class age direction and "lion techniqui ti d last Wednesday itish Council Hall c to the interested i lie —is immensely Mar. three more to go ith these motive sessions,
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    Lock icon LARGE WORLD RICE CROP
    155 5 mQ i's Department o\ Agricultun >' lM not be po* <"• l(i a?oJ acreage allotment marketing quot < i 1956 us rice crop Total acreage allowed in rlew ol large rice uppliej it said, probab'y will about 1,840,000 compared with i,«r,i.o;») h< 1955 aJid 2,472,000 ID
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      92 5 Come Straight away to our i II i: A■» SALE for a better idea! GIAN SINGH CO., LTD. 30-1, Raffles Place, Singapore-! Phone: 521 I. lIIMIIIIIIIIIII lIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIMIIMIII I Ml I I II IM I Ml I Mil I II 111 I. MM 111. IM. 1,, I HIM, U||||IUIIIIIIIHIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIC3IIIIIIIIIIIIC3IIIIIIIIIIHC3IIIIIIIIIIIIC3IIIIIIIIIIIICSIIII|3 For i
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      659 6 ;.r. r i '{Jmo^ 4^bf'sf& M AMIII AKi: b« Lee Falk anitl IMiil D«vU j T\ !j [CO LOTHATM I BSB V: >v>>< FREEZE IN MiO-A'R! WvM W* BE THE CIAV CAMEL? X TOP I SBBBHBBBBBMB WB^WMM^MBBPWWKHW^gg 41 Mff lIOHN ia\ vimi arc i as < i must be/ other-
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    TOO OLD AT 25 STARTS RUMPUS
    149 7 i RAL girlj in the him 1 accounting dtment of the dental itate board at Eastare Looking for other jobs. say their supervisor them; After the of 25 you are too old this job." s of the board, Which >loys a staff of 900,
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    4-year-old girl saves brother
    52 7 mr-year-old Alice Tulip I d her 14 month old her Alfred were alone their prefab home in ltburn-road, Sunderland, lien smoke began pouring t of a cupboard. Calmly Alice took her little brother by the hand flames swept throuph home and led him safety. The prefab
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    AN MP WINS HIS £1,830 POINT
    129 7 MMANDER Harry Pursey, 04-year-old Labour M.P. for East Hull, won his High Court Lawlit in which he had challenged an £1.830 Legal bill. The bill had been sent to him by Mr. J. M. Isaacs, of aor Street, London, for the defence of his
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    S'pore farewell parly
    69 7 A farewell party was given in honour of Mr. M. E. Hook of Engineer Base Installations at Ayer Raja Road, Singapore, on the eve of his departure for the United Kingdom. Picture shows Mr. G. Del-Ferandez (standing on left) after giving the opening speech and Major P.
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    Army test blast injures a boy
    204 7 rpWELVE- YEAR-OLD Michael Hunter, gathering chestnuts near his home at Tovil, Kent, took a short cut through a disused rock quarry. It almost cost him his life. He stopped to watch a Royal Engineers officer put something behind a pile ol stones and walk
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    GIRLS SAVE 1,500 AS ROOF CRASHES
    302 7 'Sudden Fear' ends. ..Then fire razes cinema FIRE broke out in a cinema as 1,500 people watched a film. Calmly the manager and his usherettes got them to file out. Minutes later the roof caved in. The cinema was completely destroyed. But nobody was
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    Carrots lure the labour
    36 7 peaker ►lling villa i n H i in Norfolk a king housewi\ I >■ if,, Iff*::. I tiy need their I carrot I ir. m r Wlllian I Winch, it cona i mort."
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    TEACHER WIFE WHO BARS SCHOOLS
    221 7 rnHE teacher v.-i;< ol aTV weather I >re< i'■ r w i led 1 prot< ting from a couri aft< r b< in i ftn< d I r not sendinfi her ion an i daught< r to ichool Mrs Qeoi fina W Clif I >n
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    New TV menace seen
    133 7 BRITAIN'S leading expert on the danc'TN of radio activity warned that TV sets and ttlgb flying aircraft must l><considered hazards of thr atom ;!«<• as well is H-bombs. Dr. J. I". I.iuitif. head of the Wedical Research Council unit at Harwell, was speaking In Lcndon to
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    £30,000 MAN LEFT WIFE £600 A YEAR
    302 7 £30,000 MAN LEFT WIFE £600 A YEAR 4 widow h .1 left £600 i yeai i' r »t h^r x husband's E30,000 c I plus a l >00 am lit) from hi t)U. bile it ■<: l 000 B vt-ur had her Income i :ured at £1,100 a year in
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    Germans had no secret from the Admiral in Room 40
    950 8  - Germans had no secret from the Admiral in Room 40 ROBERT BLAKE by admiral Sir Reginald Hall was Director of Nava] Int< lligence in the h»l4--18 war. His name i* not much i membered today, exc< pt among ilir diminishing band of those who work* d with him and under
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    THE MAN WHO CAUGHT BULLETS
    633 8  -  Harold M. Harris by rrHERE are .several ways of doing the bullet trick, and most Ol them are fatal. The procedure Itself does not vary much. A gun is fired at the conjurer who. with a quickness of the hand that deceives the eye. picks
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    May and Nellie lose old home
    256 9 May and Nellie lose old home rpHE Shepherd Market house was not pitresQiM a shop and floors above but it beta the family me of the (opsey ters, Miss Nellie and May, for almost a ury. i he two elderly splnhave now been by Mr. Justice vlin that the> would
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    The not-so-perfect butler dies
    160 9 |l< ii "old lag" of l'ri!uin\ underworld. mm of 30 different who originated j crooked role of the butler, I* dead. ter ling more than iif til i life In jail, he died at the age ol W in VVanrisworth prison. ng till 53 years Of
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    GIRLS HITCH-HIKED 26,000 MILES
    437 9 It was luxury and hardship Mj^ nM^ 1t Olie Of the most A JSESH »«S T^HSS'W^ have hitchhiked across Europe U8 Udla> i>akistail the Middle Kast and iuxui^ l A!uiS h U ir 2G f Mi 1 1 YipV ip tlu v "P" l^ hardship and
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    Put more women on juries
    182 9 Put more women on juries A WOMAN told 450 other women at a conference in London: "Men think there are only two types of woman— the nitwit and the battieaxe." Mrs. R. Wright, of Gloucester, was speaking at the Diamond Jubilee annual conference of the National Council of Women in
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    GAY BACHELOR LIFE
    152 9 bachelor, squandered ail his money. He was bnrn in IS"° In a blf>ck of Mali m Westminster. There was little mniioy, but his parents, anxious that lie should hav<> a trade, appron Herd him M a WOOfl-CaT-v(t and monumental i"na.s(/n. He was fond Ol his parents and
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    Cancer may be prevented
    264 9 F^AR REACH ING <i I covcrh's have b«-.-n tnadc which, without holdini Ollt hopes ut a cun* for naany ftan .^trikf at the very nature vi cancer, A pntrni.se held out by Dr. Cornelius Rhoad I i\ the ten! h atini v<-r i; dinner ol the
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      124 9 0 1 1 r^^P^ ET ■C^ 0 Ef O THE STRAITS TIMES ANNUAL It's a long job raising technical TM ■09 M 00k. 'M* standards but each year the I I I :;j U colour pi if)to>:r.iphy and thr» J^ >^ 111 rf[)roduM ion in the Annual mm DB BMB
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    211 10 THE dinner and ball of ihf Koyal Singapore Yacht Club, hold in the ballroom of a Singapore hotel, was 11 gala affair with dancing going on till the we« hours of the morning (above). Everybody had a wonderful time, including the (loverner of Singapore, Sir Robert Black (left) seen talking-
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    Round about Singapore
    182 11 Round about Singapore II anybody knows how to have a good lime it's the Ametieans and they certainly went to town at their "Hard Times Party" held at the American Club. Members and guests really let their hair down and damed in the oddest of costumes. (Above) "A Victim of
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    Men live by the GUN
    473 12  - Men live by the GUN ALAN McGREGOR /V\A. By IN SOUTHERN Egypt, 1 wh er e the Nile Valley narrows to b thread ol green between the tawny Sandstone mountains, you will find a race ol people who are as rough and as tough as any to be found in
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    The Russians do not forget...
    579 12 The Russians do not forget... GARDEN TO THE FALLEN Jit/ sb spwicai j r rHE Russians have 1 created two remarkable monuments. One, of cours e, is Lenin's Tomb in Moscow's Red Square The other is the "Garden of Remembrance" in East Berlin The Garden of Remembrance was completed- only
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    A WARTIME DRAWING OF PETER TOWNSEND
    386 12  - A WARTIME DRAWING OF PETER TOWNSEND Godfrey Smith 'Dreamer, thinker, even rebel' IT IS portrait number 62 In a wartime book called "Pilots of Fighter Command." Even among so many legendary namesBader, Malan, Finunane there is something about the face that makes you stop and look at it again. It
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    PORTRAIT OF YOUTH
    511 12  -  Christopher Dobson By IF you have a son, read this: If you remember your boyhood, read this: If you are a boy under 18 read this: "Lack of physical condition is somewhat widespread among recruits; this is apparent from poor muscle development and posture, lack of self-confidence
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    Two old soldiers look back
    284 12  -  J.W. TAYLOR 'hi r |MiE oia soiaiers wno wore barrackmates since they signed Up for the Army together have just renewed their friendship for the first time in five years. It w;is in 1895 that John Thomas Mayes, a youn^ man from Oakham. Rutland, mounted
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    Lock icon The patient who did not know
    724 13 line patient who did not know by the SINGAPORE DOCTOR 1 L sat dejectedly I front of me. ll' L in. his face m and lie was E disinterestedly C vi him. "What C ouble?" 1 asked. lonM know." I| v have any fever Ir I did the whole thing
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    The HUMAN PROBLEM THAT CHALLENGES LONDON
    583 13  -  Lady Cynthia Colville by ||Ai USTRATES, social workers and., in(i the general public Britain, aiv greatly C( rned today, not 9 at the increase in '>■ titution since the iit by the attitude hose who carry on •sordid and pitiful ion. In K.i. t
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    Appointment with the Fleet
    1632 14  -  Martin Lindsay DID IT HAPPEN? Another story to keep you guessing. The answer will be given tomorrow... f*y I^WKNTY >ears affo Martin Lindsay led a 1100-mile sledging trip across (ireenlari and discovered lf>o miles of new mountain ranges. His Arctic liooks Sledge and Those Greenland Days,
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    'I'M A HOOFER AT HEART'
    729 15  -  EVE PERRICK 'Roz' Russell explains the switch in her life by ...CCMPLETE WITH SEQUiNS, SPLIT-SKIRT AND WHITE FOX LMI.m star Rosalind Russi a, last in Bri tain in 1949 to make her curtsy before the King as one of Hollywood's more dignified d< legates to
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    She learns how to hop in 'copters
    259 15 IN her Manhattan Studio, in New Yoi k artist Aline Rhonie .sketches portraits ol Charles Lindbergh for a mural ol aviation. When she Is not doing that she is learn uw- to fly helicopters. "Bui lessons are expensive more than i'2o ($i 10)
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    He hammers himself into shope
    56 15 'rj.i RE i man in Capetov n i«« teh d mn Hit( rally) him f into P€. iif is 82-year i I who th( mli II on tummy with ii cr'a bamm Ml n youn I bron mach with a mighty v. I [I then
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    It's delicious to be made up for television'
    1008 16  - It's delicious to be made up for television' William Hickey by t heard for the ftrti time last week why Lady Barrett gave up her pi act ice ai a doc tor. I: v. as ijiiit. simple. sh< objected t< i Mr. h» van and I he N at ion
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    BRIDGE HAND
    529 16 North South vulnerable Ka S t d r.) 1c NORTH 10 3 7 6 I I 7 ojs 3 9 6 •VEST EAST A k i j o .965 3 2 I OQ 10 7 4 > A X 9 8 *X 0 Q 5 4 3 A
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      248 16 DAILY CROSSWORD i.i i ■> ROSS you diacover II yourself! (8) i What B 110 l Waj look UP 4 The soldier and the <;ir] if) i'»r! (G. g> j I'll win a penny for this B i ibrl ■> tnual il Instru- BSrSjJPK ii 8) o mii. ical apparel
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    Lock icon few stars can tell the WORTH of a story
    571 17 few stars can tell the WORTH of a story 1 1 >W many toj 11 know a good story When th( 5 1 <! out Or a good picture when they see It? These questions come up repeatedly during idio renci whenever an important box-office figure steps in with a
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    A sell-out
    232 17 fr- and all because of Miss Dietrich lp VEGAS is on the H irch again facing ipping Falls season if only because a H oils. pencil thin n ma named Dietrich, m out from another uk yen more startling w s creation, shook H> spending life into saloon
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    They STILL call him 'Davy Crockett'
    306 17 They STILL call him 'Davy Crockett' fL T DISNEY i ci n't have this location :j or all the hot Of* in Disneyland a ty excursion to W mountain of Clation, GeorSte where he superlaunching of his J}£ -v.; War screen *k fhe Great aoti i Chas( I bour of
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    Free to sing
    100 17 OPERA SINGER Or< K;r>- p they drop la i i for poses of b< tter publ I has a unique <\< al for ai i singer i to coi I pany uid. what few of the filn tai I I hi I AlMl 18 yotll and SLV
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    CEYLONESE GAIN FOURTH DIV. 1 HOCKEY VICTORY
    91 18 MR 6c MRS. MARCIANO IEYLON Sports Club L scored their fourth victory In the S.H A. first division league wn< n they beat g.h.q. farelf 3-1 at Balestier Road yesterlay. Ceylonese opened scoring a:* 1 1 an early goal by Nalliah. G.H.Q. equalised
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    75 20 SAILOR'S Oulde an 11-2 chance joint 1' owned by A. C. Dibba and K i Hbbs w on t ho £5,600 i terlin Victoi La i terby (i ei i n Lie and a nail in Melbotu on Ti. i photo flni ii Bailor*! Guide, i Idden by
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