The Singapore Free Press, 20 April 1956

Microfilm: NL2445
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    Masthead
    18 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale in Malaya WAT. Singapore, Friday, April 20, 1956. Price 15 Cts,
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    A NEW WRITER WITH A PUNCH
    131 1 A NEW WRITER WITH A PUNCH UOLLY ROTH is a writer who didn't wait for success. She grobbed it by the reck and made it hers. Her sensational thriller "The Content Assignment" thrust her, first time out, to the top of the literary heavens. With this one dozzling, punchy thriller
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    CITIZENSHIP PLANS ARE OUT
    457 1 CITIZENSHIP PLANS ARE OUT Singapore parties agree after compromise top secret proposals for a new Singapore citizenship which the Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall, and his Merdeka mission colleagues took to London for discussion with the Colonial Office were made known in Singapore today. They represent a compromise between the
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    Automation in school
    104 1 ft new system for school examtnations has been started in classrooms in the University of Pennsylvania Called the classroom communicator, it allows a student to take a tesl and give answers by merely pressing electric keys. The instructor gives the class a Question, inserts a record card
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    Red jamming is toned down
    164 1 THE arrival of Marshal Nikolai Bulganin and Mr. Nikita Khrushchev in Britain has coincided with a scaling down of jamming of British transmissions to Russia. British officials quarters in London welcomed the j Russian move and said Russian jamming had always been a major obstacle
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    Rubber price
    32 1 The Singapore Rubber Market opened this morning on an uncertain tone with first grade, May .shipment, at 90 y 2 cents a lb.. 1 18 cents below yesterday's closing price.
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    Mid-East peace nearer
    77 1 U.S. State Department official., hailed today the success of the U.N. Secre-tary-General, Mr. D&fl Hammarskjoeld, in arranging an Egyptian-Israeli cease-fire. The cease-fire announcement was made late last ni^ht. Officials said the news was "very gratifying* and set the stage for Mr. Hammarsk mold's next objective to complete
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    Lock icon Divorce denial
    21 1 Barbara Hutton in Pans yesterday denied reports she was negotiating a divorce action against Baron Gottfried yon Cramm.- U.P.
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    IT'S NO EASIER FOR REDS TO ENTER THE COLONY
    223 2 •ma a JL m_X._pm.mM- __L Restrictions ■llllrf 111 ff.ff, ftlrf fffOTf ,lfl npui recent liftini of reitrlctloiig In Hong Kong permitting IhC entry Of Red China residents will not make it «*asier for unrt«'sira,ble character* io enter Singapore irom Ked Chin*.
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    Lion avenged
    31 2 Mary Hastings Bradli author and bi:^ game hunter, was .sent to ho: pital yesterdaj after she tripped over a lion's skin m her home and broke her arm U.P.
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    More troops to fight rebels
    38 2 French forces pitted against the rebels in Algeria will be h. creased by 100,000 men within a month, the Defence Minister, M.Maurice Bourses- Ma unoury, told the National Assembly's National Defence Committee yesterday.
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    We deplore this delay says STC boss
    283 2 Our veterans want to join rpHE general manager of the Singapore Traction Company, Mr. A. A. Ewing, agrees with the residents of Serangoon Garden Estate that bus services should be resumed immediately up to the former terminus in the area. But he told
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    WE'VE GOT MR. LEE GUESSING
    119 2 WE'VE GOT MR. LEE GUESSING GUESS where, we challenged Mr. William Lee and we've got him. Mr. Lee has guessed correctly and swiftly every puzzle picture the Free Press has published so far He has always been the first to ring up and tell us the answer and he did
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    By air to the games
    127 2 By air to the games TWO young Australians who an flying from London to Melbourne to boost the Olympic Games in their home town, seen beside their aircraft al Singapore airport. They are from left: Frank Maelure, 25, an aircraft maintenance engineer, of Melbourne, and Frank Murphy. a bookmaker, of
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    Lock icon W. GERMAN A-USE
    28 2 The West German Lower House of Parliament yesterday sent to committee a bill authorising private industry to develop the peaceful uses of atomic energy. Reuter
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      3 2 SCHERERS SINGAPORS. DISPENSARY
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    Lock icon GRACE AND HER PRINCE SAIL INTO THE SUN
    437 3 GRACE AND HER PRINCE SAIL INTO THE SUN IV1 ALAYA will sc>on be S z importing cattle a direct from Australia E E lor the lirst time for S z many years. 3 Following a relaxa- zz E tion of export restrie- E E tions, Mr. Vernon Daws g (above)
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    Your garden shrub is deadly poison
    324 3 Your garden shrub is deadly poison rftylE Innocent-looking, 1 multi-coloured lan- m i shrub, which thousands of Singapore people grou in their gardens and backyards is I deadlj enemy oi Australia. An Australian Governmenl statement brands lantana as "poisonous and dangerous to liveaiM k The statement said thai the shrub
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    Lock icon NO SPLIT
    26 3 Mr. Richard Butler, Lord Privy Seal, yesterday denied there was any divergence of disarmament policy between the United States and France and Britain. Reuter
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      US Pacific hydrogen test is put off for week
      274 3 US Pacific hydrogen test is put off for week 'piIE test explosion of a U.S. hydrogen weapon in the Pacific, which had been set for about May 1. has been put off until May 8. The Defence Department and Atomic Energy Commission, announcing this today, said "technical difficulties involved in
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    The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, April 20, 1956. Opinion Deeds still required
    265 4 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, April 20, 1956. Opinion Deeds still required ITALIAN Communist lead< r Togliat I i has Interpreted Moscow's announcemi nt of the dissolution of the Cominform as reflect ing an md "i the cold war. Ji this lackey of the So vi c t Communist bosses
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    He fought man's ignorance
    1485 4  - He fought man's ignorance ADELAIDE EASTLEY bY MORE IHA\ 600,000 B iddhi I In Bin .pore lannin.fi tc <■( iebrat< W< ak Day on May 24 th< anni ol th< birth and death ol Gautama, ih Buddl i, d] which i embraced by millions throughout the world philasoph; me and
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      43 4 (i*£&ZZ^^A£iy^/ s<s~ v^ s O> 111 AHOMI A ialM SI I Ji t*illi r> in I In I .isliioiis fifllll' \i«Hll4 111. At:PHHENDRY M. unit, ii tu. iur Uw i Hit Th \i.i lli Bl ml^i IO! Bpm i ami X I umpui
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      76 4 here's the the greatest booster ol office output since the typewriter r k^m_k_^*m^\^- i wt i sZ^<H s. v s^yA? In the past. office dictation machines have been cumbersome and complicated. We guarantee that the "Stenorette" will enable any copy -typist to do a stenographer's job. with utter simplicity 01
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    Singapore Sportlight
    921 5  - Singapore Sportli ght ADELAIDE EASTLEY r By BCTB from to mayoncuii'io.s to those E I ick.3 yuu ne". i r wear again keeping the Wheel's memin current hudas they prepare the Club's Market and Jumble Sale for Saturday, alay 5 at the Presbyan Church Hall on rd Koad from 11
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    NEW 'ZOO' FOR SINGAPORE
    97 5 ANIMAI KINGDOM: With LegislatU <• Assemblyman .Mr John Ede b Speech "resembling the a Itvity of a caged squirreV* according to Chu- 1 Minister, Mr. Da i vi Marshall), Govern' ment's Administering officer Mr. vv A. Ooode's amazing hybrid "Flaming Torch" fre lilt of the union
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      57 5 have YofsfiiTmrNlw!! AMERICAN SKIRTS I SWISS BLOUSES j LOOK THI-Af NOW.' Ar House J| t JW House <V ASH A S f I Novelty mMtW KLW M^m\ m\*_W Fashion 42, H/CH SfJlffr^^^^ I ffiaJPeam I I *-^7ft PORTABLE BATTERY LV j L ifalPi n S^^^gll pcndabl< pcrformcmcc ml E L^ff^JJP
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      75 5 V£ f WF'mmmSml W flowers. %;rf a -Loo£ your prettiest on all ''f&__*y9 Jb. >4 occdsions... choose your piirty $^ffijmjmn9\ r mood frock (imi complete the \*mi''^L. \jjk ensemble with a corsage of I Jftji/V i&' Artificial ÜB%, ,1 flowers... T?.' _XSr _____K» _Jl M aF M Single Roses from
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      314 6 ._._■_>__■__._■ Il i VIWIMIAKI l»? lalk .iiml Phil P«VM oj jry —11l I FEZFI I E^nTl"][7^RßX SWTft. r« o7AVE~^E N )7 HE DIDM'T J^LjStiT 1 AtWHWII U-^" J|^ > YOU ARE «f I GUESS BE. NG ANYTHING TO FALL HE VL^S£ul\lSm^ *«CHAE_ PROPOS. :0 ffMM| K.'NG? YOU I A KING
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      753 6 l Kttmjy^ i^mmta^T Z nORM today, you are -si run- v u I ♦I) and. at times, arrogant t want your own way and intend i have n, no matter what happens sir mgely, how< ver, there La anothi T characteristic which is evident those who know yuu well. You
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      216 7 LONDON, April 19 Previous Today &IBBIK No. 1 SS cif 26 buyers 2G<_. buyers f v fl in ports April 26 s sellers 26 .sellers ■tCBIll fl No. 1 RSS CJJ. 26% buyers 2(i' J buyers I European Ports May 367ft sellers 26% sellers ItlBBI'i: \<» 1
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      New York prices
      104 7 NEW YORK, April 19. Previous Today UN Straits spot and nearby 98.87 norn 99.00 nom. Jl\ tutuiVs April 97.25 bid 97.25 bid 98.75 asked 98.75 asked May 97.25 bid 97.25 bid 98.00 asked 98 00 asked June 96.00 bid 96.00 bid 97.00 asked 97.00 asked TONE: Quiet.
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      U.S. PEPPER
      43 7 SMalabar/Lampong spot and ting release 28. Afloats 27^ to 27. April and May shipment rawak spot and awaiting release 27. Afloats 26 to 26, April shipment 25 May 25. June 24'_. sellers ex-dock. Above prices quoted in U.S. cents per lb.
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      32 7 NEW YORK, April 19. Previous Today Ai Industrials 506.55 504._» i2O Railroads 172.61 171.92 'Si) Domestic Bonds 97.02 96.91 [IS Utilities 66.17 64.78 .61 Stocks Composite Average 179.86 179.05
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      109 7 LONDON, April 19. Previous Today COPRA Philippines c.i.f. U.K./ North European delivered tveighi per long: ton Apr/May $199. buyers $199. buyers COPRA, StTaits c.i.f. IK North European delivered weight pfer long ton Apr. .'May £72 buyers £71 buyers £72 hj sellers £71 sellers M.iy June £72
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    Franconia returns
    58 7 The Cunard liner Fran conio orrives back ot Southampton with engine trouble after abandoning her voyage to Halifax and New York. She had left Southamp- -•lIIIIMtMHtmHI.iI IHlllttlllHMlttltlltll ton with 669 passengers aboard when trouble developed in one of the two turbine engines less than 48 hours later. Alternative
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    BLACK MAGIC STARTS ROW IN A VILLAGE
    193 7 THE shadow of Black r Magic has fallen across the peaceful, picture-book Cotswold village of Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucester. And it has touched off a big row. On one side are villa- gers; on the other, film director Mr. Cecil Hugh Williamson. A few days
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    A homely cot plan for Singapore's old folk
    154 7 A homely cot plan for Singapore's old folk BECAUSE old people may find it difficult to climb staircases, the plan of the proposed St. John'.s Home for the Aged in Singapore, has been revised. Instead of the two-storied blocks, the building committee has decided on a plan to erect five
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    GIRL WHO LOVED INTENSELY
    128 7 GIRL WHO LOVED INTENSELY {SHORTHAND TYPIST Margaret Mor r 1 1 o n posted a letter to Douglas Harrall, whom she was to have married in July Mr Harrall, metallurgical militant, ol Longlandi Road, BldCUp, Kent, said at a Lewlsham inquest on Mißa Morri.son last week that the letter v
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    Big tay show far S'pore
    91 7 Big tay show far S pore 800 junior 11 members of the Singapore branch of the British Red Cross Society will take part in a toy exhibition at the Raffles Girl s' School on May 5 at 11 a.m. The juniors who are known as "links" are now working on
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    IT NEEDLED HIM
    50 7 When Patrick Alley n. a 39-year-old salesman was charged in the Bow Street c h-a rg c d in the Bow Street, London, magistrates' court, he said he had been driven to drink by nagging women assistants in the gramophone records department of an Oxford Street store.
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      137 7 TOOTAL FABRICS? ll 1 Here's round the clock fashion planned for more colour .md variefy. less care .md trouble. It's all in Tootal Fabrics, lovely to look at, famous fo- wash and wear, the longest lasting beauty you can buy. Checked for fashion, I colour, wash and wear. Come Sec
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      53 7 fsiNCAPORE 1 fHICH TIDES A TODAY X p.m. 8 TOMORROW: 7 19 H a.m. and H T» 1 p.m. SUNDAY: X..v» a.m. ami// 9J3p.ni. MONDAY: 9.53 a.m, ami,, 1008 p iii TUESDAY: lo 1! m and 1049 pm W (< WEDNESDAY: 11 ...am" and 11.90 pm. THURSDAY: 12.01 X am
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    Poor fish? That's me
    516 9 I CHANGE MAKAN TIME BUT I'M STILL HUNGRY 11 thing have discovered \f through living on a dollar a day he feelings of a guineapig. I am a guineapig. Make no mistake l a t that I endure, with what I hope Ij4 stoicism, the stares,
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    Brink choked him
    33 9 Mr William Fowler 44. drinking almost a full of lemonade. It hapusl before a party to ebrate his silver wedding Us home ai Byker, New--upon-Tyne. He is beto have choked.
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    Church to get steeple
    159 9 Church to get steeple ANEW steeple to be erected soon on St. James's Church, Piccadilly, London, will not be to the design of Sir Christopher Wren who built the church. It Is the work of Sir Albert Richardson. President of the Royal Academy, and will take the place of a
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    WHY ONLY A WEEK'?
    294 9 Living in Singapore on a dollar a day per person is no miracle. In fact, it i.s being done in many homes. Take the case of employees in the lower income group working in Government and commercial establishment!, for example peons. Their monthly income is about
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    Exit the Goose Cathedral
    94 9 The "Goose Cathed.al," a picturesque stone building on the seafront between Folkestone and Hythe, ts to be demolished. Built in 1875 it housed the Sandgate lifeboat until 1891 when the vessel was transferred to Hythe. It got its name from the author Jocelyn Brooke, who when
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    Even after death ...
    25 9 Even after death Three dogs refused to leave th P body of their master, found shot near his Farnham, Surrey, home. A. shotgun was nearby.
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      52 9 THE IDEAL WIFE: This weeks WEEKENDER has a very frank i j^i i 111 ll article on the role wives m mf^^^^k Wm m ust play to keep their grave Prntty Helen H'.io (Hsi.. Hsu-Lan) Chinese Mov.e St.,rlet In H.K. OUT TODAY t w It Am\W mvffl/ mMm w m
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    Lock icon SHUTTERBUGS ELE A FLASH QUEEN
    307 10 Top. lhese lovely «irl s .ire all keeping their lingers crossed as they wait for the results of he I lash Queen election. Number 13 doesn't seem too perturbed it having the v nlucky nm ber hut what a variety ol expressions on the other
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    Hold that smile
    165 11 Smile please. It's a real treat for camera-minded folk of the Singapore Photographic Society at a social and dance and the election of a Flash Queen for 1956 at Raffles Hotel. The lovely competitors for the title were greeted by a battery of photographers— professional and amateur
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      91 11 *h "J _^T 4 _r _f X ii Visit Paris and London I J_____M____l r y Jjß-il J _r R _____k I J^ lonclon, if /m. on to New York by one For retervationi, call your travel agent or D a tAx-y Pun American s tti ree Man.field A Co.,
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    Lock icon Guest cameraman
    87 12 THE Free Press's guest photographer today is Terence Khoo of Singapore. The ort editor extends an open invitation to all amateur photographers in Singapore to be his guests on this page. If you would like to illustrate the Singapore scene ns you see it send at least four
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    This 'Guy Fawkes' SUCCEEDED
    841 13  - This 'Guy Fawkes' SUCCEEDED Roy Heman Chant b U He master -nt inded tiu* hints tp outrages in tlit» Rouse of tZommons find the Tower of London seventy years ayo to re member h of November, c .< treason and reason gunpowder treason \OuU et be forgot! 10 s the
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    THE WORLD'S STRANGEST STORIES
    109 13 pared to the wrong Ireland has suffered at English hands?' "Then I nuuh up my mind he wa.s the worst vilhan on this earth and decided to kill him Mrs. Dudley made a IM« ond appointment to see Rosea— for the following Monday afternoon A.s they
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      156 13 T* a!(^4 of what you fancy does you good y^lfc Jl H snovve d over with fine sugar, f Smillmm de,i K ntfli, ly chilled fruit salad I i fl 111 r a come bac,(^ or -more I-TN Jt^ steamed Padding its then \yßi \_f timt f haVC b X
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    HITLER refused to sign for him...
    442 14  - HITLER refused to sign for him... Michael Goh KING OF GATE-CRASHERS HERE: SORRY HE'S NOT IN MONACO NOW... DINKY GINSBERG I a steward oo fch< freighter Ba iba r a Lykes on the high seas. Ashore, he Is tin* doorman's nightmare the world's champion gate crasher HU hobby for these
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    Lock icon Safe in 'pigeon holes'
    87 14 Safe in 'pigeon holes' THIS automatic "iiini'onliii'. cm parker, at Washingto] I'.s.A Is half-trolley, hall elevator, irith quadrupled parking space. Powered by sjMfial motors and controls it runs <>n ;i tra<k In d corridor extendi! through the middle <>i a fouritorey structure of pigeon-holes, •a. U \Aiy enough for one
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    Lock icon PARK YOUR CAR IN THE SKY
    361 14 America's latest: r PHE motorist drove his car into a mechanical parking garage. An attendant took it from him and it was whisked sky-| wards. The was the Sort of building which could solve any city's street congestion problem. The lift which took the
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    Let's show them some of our dazzlers
    1255 15 U) WONDER the \y .iv of our Rus•i mast took so ily the aewfi that ad boon kissed by ishwomen, Just ai the Englishii n that Mr, Malta.net Dagenham Pipers and deans* M.P.s and mayoresses. Next time I hope we phua- less emphasis
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      142 15 mdvertisemcnt A Royal start for your baby can have an equal J i life if Mothers would if 'hat just any milk is J' i enough for their ■J. When, as will happen, f r S own milk fails it Jl .v to give her baby fV-! Hi xt best
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      58 15 1 she lioltlsf _-fi V\ Beauty 1 ikin thai exqui it< ly cared-foi iii| -i ,i \r 'li ii i'li in big imih W 'K.-.i nli n. iH.in I "ii k No i hi a AnleiMi Velva Cream m B 5 <),.,,,., kinf I V |MAYNARD CO., LTD.V\ j 11,
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    Lock icon THEY KEEP A CAMERA IN THEIR IGLOOS
    595 16 THEY KEEP A CAMERA IN THEIR IGLOOS ■7 It I-T lIUU '_|el\^ i\ .allt a < Accompanying Canada s Governor-General MrVincent Massey on a tour of the Canadian Arctic, our Correspondent cables these impressions from Cornwallis Island. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiih rpHB i- l ,,vlf 1 rial lignity 'i h proud race, i
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    Bridge Hand
    512 16 Both sides vulnerable South dealer NORTH ♦J 10 6 VJ9 4 3 0 X J •AB 1 3 wEST EAST 98 2 9 A 8 7 6 s? X r, 2 ***** 2 0 9 6 *Q5*J 9 7 6 2 SOI 111 ♦AX Q 4 3 <?Q
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      238 16 DAILY CROSSWORD i.ia*^r^ I I I I I I II CLUES ACROSS f5) i Might be th< mosi valuable 5S55! hl1 a M diamond-or what makes it mM tloU wllh N worthless! (3, 2. (i». 5 Polite in Cai B Perfect Oat) Mr. Read (5). g Old boys Initially 9
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      70 17 _g S SivvV 111 l VuX^fSJ Hf WtA ifff ''^^40$? mffoJf^ _______\^_W _m\W ammmW '^^^^L m -_______^___f ?fs| .---»-------aswgia_w^ HH Hfl HbHm^^^B---I^^^^^^^^^^^ •The xoo says that we musnt feed it!' kx X s L. f 'Hello doctor? Can you come at once? fti Mv little boy has swallowed something! John,
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    Top British referees attacked
    385 18 Top British referees attacked QUOTES Ml I.VVN GRII II 1 lis "I uas on the spot and though! it a clear penal tj Both neutral linesmen agreed (Newsreel pictures proved Griffiths ";«s right). JACK MOWAT: "Of wirk is the best centre half I have ever seen hut I don't know
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    Swimmer Dave is leaving Singapore
    170 18 Swimmer Dave is leaving Singapore I ITEST sports star to fade J from th' Singapore scene is (pi Dave Rogers, who has just completed ths tour of duty at K\l hangi. his second spell in the Fai last He has mad<- his mark in Kong Kong, Malaya and Singapore Swimming
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    Marathon was fastest ever
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    40 18 St. Mary's beat Guy.- 16-0 in the Hospitals Rugby Union Cup final replay at Richmond Athletic ground yesterday. Other club results Bridgewafer 12. We.st on-Super-Mare 5; Newbridge 8, Neath 0; Gloucester 3 Cardiff ll.— -Reuter.
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    ANSWER TOMORROW
    93 18 ft Yesterday's picture was of Fijian sportsman Tomasi Naidole. He set three inridual record* at the last Malayan A.AA. championships: 120 yards hurdles <14.6 sec, 440 yards hurdles (54.5 sec, and hop. step and jump 48 ft, S in.). Only team to beat the Fijian rugby side were
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    104 18 LEW Hoad. tho Australian Davis Cup player and his wife, Jennifer, scored two victories each yesterday to advance to the quarterfinals of the men's and women's singles in the British hard courts tennis competition at the Connaught Club. Lew beat Res Kalay ol England, 6-0.
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      29 18 Sports stars I have met... By ARCHIE QUICK BIG JACK PETERSEN STILL HAS HIS FIGURE omm Tn form' r Bni: n h- avy hi cha.r.mon ntnv.l mm. __\\y?__\\w*" "flr*
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    RACE by RACE by ALLAN LEWIS Perfect pearl to win
    1663 19 RACE by RACE by ALLAN LEWIS Perfect pearl to win Starala should score again in main sprint i YCOS' per- formance, 54 cond to Starala. over seven the first day is uood enough to select nim to win the main Cl. 3 11 miles event at Kuala Lumpur tomorrow, last
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    113 19 pK lure* I Garnet Bougoure brings Davenport up on the outside to snatch vietorv right on the p„st from Montego Bay (Leongr). Third is Majula (No, 8), ridden by Don,<!l The Official photo showed havenport the winner of this CI, r >, Div. r>_F. race by
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    55 19 IMIE following horses Will not start tomorrow Windy Corner, Ten Dollars, Quicksilver, Troubadour, Golden Surprise, Matrix, Holiday Flight, Winterdrina, Four Charmers, Diamond Jubilee, Theatre 11, On Demand, Selskar City, Small World ,Sea Belle, Golden Dollar, Sir Hercules, Lycos, Rogation, Bright Sun, Westoth, Proud Moment, Full Moon. Leonora,
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    Soccer Secret
    271 20 r> if!:i:..l:.:ti_;!M. l *-'nuii»!.; jlMltttitJTiTliinJlimnimniii.T.i*! "nnatmur MAN WHO REDUCES FOOTBALL TO STATISTICS H ENGLAND MAY USE THIS NEW PLAN Xv Special Correspond**!, t pHARLES KEEP, an ex KAi win*; commander chums he [Jf? can re establish England as a top Soccer 2H| power a.s Sheffield Wed- nesday, 'iun
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    128 20 MR. DAVID Marshall. Chief Minister of Singapore beforp t '"n, p' v V :il ;v''»'th, r Press or radio interviews 1 h merdeka talUs with Britain which open on Monday, v was understood In London yesterday. in,s H i,,'h v!"'!? 1 f V have ll:i(1 eve-of-conference
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    SINGAPORE MAN HAS THE PLAN
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