The Singapore Free Press, 22 March 1957

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1 16 The Singapore Free Press
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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper >o. *****. Singapore, Friday, March 22, 1957. Price 15 Cts.
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    THEY ALL HECKLED M-MAN
    376 1 THEY ALL HECKLED M-MAN Tengku slight' uproar I From Felix Abisheganaden THE Liberal Socialist representative in the Singapore i Merdeka delegation, Mr. Lim Choon Mong, declared in London last night that it was the policy i of the British Government that was preventing merger tween Singapore and the Federation. The
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    Lock icon No more curdled milk now
    102 1 rpHK invention <»f :l 1 method for preserving fresh milk hy the use of high-pitched sound waves was announced in London yesterday The National Research Development Corporation said the milk is first pasteurized, then treated with the ultrasonic waves and finally quick -frozen in plastic
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    Lock icon BY-PASS SUEZ OIL ACCORD
    332 1 Counter-moves to Egypt and Russia TREND of the Anglo-/ suggests that Britain the Suez crisis: By-pass and quickest possible att atomic missile attack oi Renter learns that tl ster. Mr. Harold Macmll Eisenhower have agreed I build bi^ new oil pipeline i oil supplies to Europe.
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    Lock icon Tough day fori 'Smiling No' & Co.
    361 1 Tough day fori 'Smiling No' Co. -•Illlllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll- THE NEXT HURDLE i- I rpHE Singapore delegaE X tion to constitutional E talks in London will E make a determined at tempt today to solve the single problem that has E virtually monopolised the E conference since it start E ed last
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    U.S. PLANE MISSING OVER SEA
    169 1 U.S. PLANE MISSING OVER SEA 67 aboard— a wide search being made THE U.S. Air Force reported in Washington last night that a transport plane carrying 67 people was overdue and "assumed down'' in the Western Pacific about 200 miles from Japan. The transport, with ten crew and 57 passengers,
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    COLONY'S BUILDING SPREE TEMPO SLACKENS
    373 2 COLONY'S BUILDING SPREE TEMPO SLACKENS Materials cost more and demand drops FEWER houses are beins built by estate V promoters and private builders m Singannre this year than m 1956. P The City Architect. Mr. H. Hawson, ascribed the drop to a rise m prices of materials due to internal
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    Colony pays its respects
    57 2 A REQUIEM High Mass honouring the late President of the Philippines. Mr. Ramon Magsaysay, was celebrated at 7.30 a.m. today at the Catholic Cathedral of the Good Shepherd, Queen Street. In attendance were city officials, the Philippines Consul m Singapore, Mr. Alejandro F. Holigores and members
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    TRANSPORTATION CHIEF RETIRES
    57 2 Mr. Frank Lilley has retired from the Sarawak Oilfields Ltd., where he was m charge of the transportation department, after 30 years with the Shell group. During the war he worked with the aircraft refuelling and the bunkering organisation at Freetown, Sierra Leone. Mr. Lilley proposes to
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    'Market-forces govern sales'
    216 2 ADAPT GOODS, TRADERS TOLD (^HANGING conditions j and population increase have recently revolutionised America's marketing methods, Mr. Charles Boehm, leader of the visiting U.S. trade mission, told Singapore Rotarians this week. This meant that both Americans and overseas traders who entered the market should adapt their products
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    Lock icon MISPLACED GENEROSITY
    41 2 An apple seller made the mistake today of offering a couple to three parading circus elephants m La Spezia. Italy. They liked the sample so much so they broke ranks and ate about 40 lbs of the fruit. Reuter
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    Lock icon ANOTHER SURPRISE AT DOCTOR'S MURDER TRIAL
    274 3 ANOTHER SURPRISE AT DOCTOR'S MURDER TRIAL Riddle of a gap m the page THE PROSECUTOR at the murder trial of Dr. John Bodkin Adams at London's Old Bailey yesterday questioned a nurse witness about a cut page m one of the reports she had made about the rich widow the
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    Lock icon It rains stones, here...
    192 3 E "pLK.YSK. h,)ss, take E me away. lam E Eto blame for this E E trouble." E E So said aborigine E Cyril Penny, 23, a sus- E B peeted jinx on Mr. E r Alan Davidson's home- E E slead at Humphrey, 92 E E
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    Lock icon 'A call to arms' for Cyprus youth
    98 3 rE Communist youth movement of Cyprus I yesterday issued a call to I iUs members and the youth of Cyprus asking them to join the fight against British occupation of the island. This is the first time that the left wing of the
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    Lock icon NYLON AS ANSWER TO PUNCTURED TYRES
    70 3 E Nylon, say the manuiacturers, can stand up to E anything even, they say, to the strains of mend- E ing a punctured car tyre dressed m frillies. "No, M you say. Well, here pretty 18-year-old Jill E Constantine proves you wrong. She was
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      198 3 J^^ TODAY'S HEADLINES pm^m^ JjPß| W# BIKINI CRAZE HITS I a cath»y ms*\m iV SINGAPORE! x *£f organis tion mSf t iibdtiiic rad a I >d»w release «§y- L WL\ All Nt lIIIf II mwk m *<S iwlMlillllt VnRvL A u-'^^M WV m^%^^ i&^^f \^i# f^ "ABBVm k^P^bV <■% SINGAPORE
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    The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, Mar. 22, 1957. Opinion APPEAL TO SINGAPORE
    213 4 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, Mar. 22, 1957. Opinion APPEAL TO SINGAPORE SINGAPOREANS, having known wartime distress and hunger, have always come forward spontaneously and given generously towards relief of any form of distress. Now has arrived an opportunity to extend a helping hand towards destitute refugees, fresh from the
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    I HAVE TO REPORT A WELL-LOVED MAN IS SLOWLY FADING
    981 4 I HAVE TO REPORT A WELL-LOVED MAN IS SLOWLY FADING Veteran correspondent RENE MACCOLL cables Dispatch from Washington T WRITE this article with a heavy heart. For I have to report the gradual fading out of a man loved and respected by millions throughout the world Dwight Eisenhower, President of
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    WHAT OTHER U.S. NEWSPAPERS SAY
    143 4 H lt could be that the President, like kings of yore, will soon be hearing only what his courtiers want him to hear. This would not be a good thing for the country. No man can be remote from the people he leads and still
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    HE STILL PREFERS A PLANE...
    208 5 HE STILL PREFERS A PLANE... In crash last year ÜBA THAUNG, a Burmese businessman who was the hero of an air crash rescue drama deep among the Shan Mountains last yejir, passed through Singapore by Qantas yesterday. The soft-spoken, unassuming man of commerce was one of the 22 passengers In
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    Reports sought on hotels
    138 5 Reports sought on hotels THE Singapore Hotel Licensing Board yesterd iy appealed to community centres to report on hotels m their neighbourhood now seeking licences to carry on business. A spokesman for the board t3d the Free Press that their reports would assist them consider: /.ly m either granting or
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    Lock icon David to get all comfort
    174 5 WHEN a BO AC. Constellation leaves for 1 ondon next Thursday special facilities aboard will be provided fcf one passenger. seven-year-old David Yea. a polio victim. The son of Mr and Mrs. Hugh Yea. the ailing lad. Paralysed from the waist {own since attacked by
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    Lock icon ACE 'TEC DIES
    25 5 Scotland Yard's chief Supt. Tom Barratt, who investigated some of Britain's most famous murders, has died In hospital. He was 60. A.P.
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    Lock icon PREMATURE QUADS BORN
    55 5 A 34-year-old woman, Mrs W S. Munro, yesterday cave birth to quadrupletsthree girls and a boy— two months' premature. The three girls together weigh a little more than seven pounds. The boy weighed four pounds. The babies were placed m an incubator and all four and the
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      133 5 *I^ f £^l^ggfjAC Fully 1 Hh UliBr¥lAn 1 W^k Tropicalised << S> '///liyV Models >> >> Mns4alwm*t*4s I 101 N/WG titNG £CO WPM EEE^^ PIANO HOUSE g2BU IO3IOS.SELEGIE ROAD. SINGAPORE. 7. BRANCHES AT KUALA LUMPUR PENANCE it/*" PERFECT HOSTESS I tit rcrfrCU i nuut cuu "What a delightful party Mrs.
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      906 6 •■O^Wf l^ X ■■B^Wfflf^^^fl If IT In VLSI" -Z Ar^S .^AI/ J >l\\lMt\Ki; by Lee Falk and Phil Pavis i AjJ^^*^ J 1 J« Jwmasto fM SaTlan 11 JJIiW.^SIX fv^T-^^W^^SSeV DO RN today, you have an artistic iJV /u^essuPPole <df^ V vcxjpo? -j? NP 6F T k.^Bk.^l I D nature
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. dosing prices
      180 7 LONDON. March 21. Previous Today im UK I X No. 1 RSS elf. 27 «4 buyers 27 buyers European ports March 27\ sellers 27 S sellers April 27 buyers 17*4 buyers 27 sellers 27 sellers RUBBER No- 1 RSS Spot 27-, buyers 27 buyers 28 's sellers
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      New York prices
      125 7 NEW YORK, March 21. Previous Today TIN Straits spot 100.00 nom. 100.37 nom. TIN future Standard Contract March 97 75 buyers 98 50 buyers 99-25 sellers 99 25 sellers AprU 97 75 buyers 98 12 buyers 99 25 sellers 99 25 sellers TONE: Steady- SALES: NilStiaits Contract
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      41 7 NEW YORK. March 21. Previous Today 3« industrials 473.93 474.02 Railr.tds 142 65 143 59 4ft IH>mc*lio Bonds ..90 79 J« < J S3 Stocks rompo«iie Adages 107 19 167 31 Above prices quoted m U.S. cents per 10.
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      U.S. PEPPER
      49 7 M;i4bar/lAmpon* spot and and awaiting release 34 |fc, afloats awaiting refciE 24',. afloats 33', to 32' March shipment U% Sd March .shipment 24. 11%, and April shipment Sarawak spot 24-,. April -ship- sellers ex-dock, ment 23. Muntok white. si>ot Above prices quoted m VS. cents per lb.
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      99 7 COPRA Philippines c-i-f. UK-/ North European delivered weißht per lonic ton Mar-/ April COPRA. Straits c i.f UK /North European delivered weight per lone ton Mar /April April/May COCONUT OIL crude Straits r if. UK /North European In lone ton Mar /April COCONUT OIL crude. Ceylon
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    HANDS OFF
    49 7 THE person who gave the designer inspiration for the beach towel seen m the above picture could have been somebody who didn't wash his hands properly before drying them. E Wearing this amusing black -handed tswcl JB the beach at Sydney is Australian model VeU BJIItI man.
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    Father runs over his son
    189 7 Father runs over his son Later Melvyn was very ill m hospital. Mr. Rhodes, a pig farmer, and his 36-year-old wife Betty stayed at their son's bedside all night. "I was frantic when I couldn't get help,'' said Mr. Rhodes. "My wife was suffering from shock. "I was m too
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    Lock icon Smallpox victim
    29 7 A fatal case of smallpox was reported from Dondra, South Ceylon, yesterday bringing the number of deaths from the disease m Ceylon this week to five.— U.P.
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    Lock icon Cash for Burma
    19 7 Burma received a loan of M 5126.900,000 from the United States for economic development today A.P.
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    TIFF WITH G.I. LED TO GIRL'S DEATH
    236 7 THE mother of a Gl's girl-friend who gassod herself sobbed after the inquest and said: "She didn't intend to kill herself. It was her way of trying to get the Yank back home to her after he had gone out. "Had he gone
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      118 7 /JrSK ijjjjtfo. One success leads to another tor tho ffiffittjPE^' -Solveig was the winning yacht on her JDbtcS arrival at Hobart. MM m[ Following closely on the memorable /Ja^Lfr^:, Atlantic crossing by Movado. this latest /•^^ff *V^Bk experiment confirms the indisputable Mr 7 li^Sak superiority of Movado't waterproof and SL,
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      47 7 ;inimiiM«iiiiimiMiiiiiiiiiiniitn«niiniii««mitni^; I SINGAPORE HIGH TIDES TODAY: 3.34 p.m. TOMORROW: 2i>4 am. and 1.37 p.m. SUNDAY: 3.40 a.m. and 6.38 p.m. MONDAY: 4.45 a.m. and 8.32 p.m. TUESDAY: 6.29 a.m. and 9.15 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 8.09 a.m. and 9.44 p.m. THURSDAY: 9.06 a.m. and 10.07 p.m. 'uiiimi m ...«««»"«MimMmm—
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    Where the South Winds of hope blow
    409 8 Where the South Winds of hope blow I PICNICKING POPULAR j r Another new enterprise is building construction j work. The inmates have already put up several I temporary shelters for the use of picnickers while a new hall on the same lines is at present under con- F struction.
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    ROOM FOR MORE
    173 8 ROOM FOR MORE F|R. G. H. GARLICK, th* zsJ Medical Director ol S.A.TA. said that m the near future it was m:- tended to transfer some E of the workers from its present rehabilitation cen- tre m Singapore, so that patients could be sent tc Southwinds as soon as they
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    Where the chickens live
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    THEY ARE JACKS-OF-ALL-TRADES
    136 9 THEY ARE JACKS -OF- ALL-TRADES ABOVE are seen three of the large pens for poultry m the grounds of Southwinds. There *are nine pen.in all with plan.s being made for more m the future In the picture below (left) one of the inmates Sam Kat is feeding the egg laying
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    A safe mooring
    92 9 SATA wants $5,000 more to provide electricity to the Southwinds. A Tanglin businessman, Mr. Chee Soon Keng has already donated $2,000. The director 01 the SATA. Dr. G. H. Garlick. said lowever. he could not proceed With the work lor v. ant »f more cash— ss,ooo more.
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  • ZANIES
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      WE TRAP A MAD SLASHER AFTER HIS WILD DANCE OF DEATH
      440 10 WE TRAP A MAD SLASHER AFTER HIS WILD DANCE OF DEATH ertetetret TT all began as a routine call. The station officer at Notting Hill police station* m London telephoned me to report an "unsound mind" case. It was 12.30 a.m. yesterday ...the moment I became part of the siege
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      Violets grew near Pole
      163 10 SOON after dawn on th< Thames below Graves end. a woman climbec aDoard the little redpainted Polar ice ship Magga Dan. back from a 19.000-mile voyage to Antarctica. She had gained a threehour beat over the other wives, mothers, and relatives, who waited at Butlers Wharf,
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      'CAT' MAY SAIL THE ATLANTIC
      139 10 A FATHER and son hope to make the first crossing of the Atlantic m their British-built catamaran, a speedy twin-hulled sailing craft that might reach the highest speeds ever sailed. But the father. Dr. J. D. Tothill. of West Anstruther. Fife. Scotland, said: "If we
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      BY FRED SULLIVAN
      316 10 The man whose courage helpec j to trap the wild Nigerian Outside could he a firemen wh had run v a turntabl ladder. A po lice orricU tried to g* through th man's window. He waj repulsed with a vicious knife thrust. Another hour dragged by. A
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      37 10 tvvtlditttj PICTURES Make arrangements nokw lor your photographs to be taken by FREE PRESS PHOTOGRAPHER Telephone: Singapore 2800 or write to Free Press Photographic Dept. 140-146, Cecil Street Singapore THIS SERVICE IS ONLY AVAILABLE IN SINGAPORE IJIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
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    HOW TO TAKE A NATURAL LIGHT SHOT
    640 11 HOW TO TAKE A NATURAL LIGHT SHOT I^Gyt^ etretete One of two Cuest Photographers this week, is M. L. Lim (right) of Serangoon, who says he first took a serious interest m photography two years ago. His picture above ["Outward Bound" was taken at 1/100, f II (light green filter)
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      85 11 'Photographers M*ara<lise* Another Cuest this week is Cpl. "Red" Salmon of the Photographic Section, Royal Air Force, Changi. "Red" writes that he is one of the Station photographers at Changi and has lived m the Far East for more than two years. "During that time I have travelled over most
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    Lock icon NO NEW TAXES DESPITE BIG INDIA DEFICIT
    300 12 NO NEW TAXES DESPITE BIG INDIA DEFICIT ALTHOUGH BUDGETTING FOR A HEAVY DEFICIT ANll ITJA CREASED SPENDING FOR THE NEXT FISCAL YEAR. INDIA DOES NOT PROPOSE TO INTRODUCE ANY NEW The Finance Minister, Mr. T. T. Krishnamachari, m introducing the budget admitted, that Indian economy had been submitted to some
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    Lock icon Asians' courage lauded
    189 12 Asians' courage lauded ASIAN countries are iacing serious medical problems with courage and some success according to Dr. Wilder Penfleld, noted Montreal neuro-surgeon. Just back m Montreal from a medical mission to India. Pakistan and Ceylon, Dr. Penfleld said tuberculosis is one of the chief threats, and so is the
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    Lock icon Return to China
    22 12 Thirty Chinese, mostly graduates of American universities, passed through Hong Kong this week en route to Communist China. U.P.
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    Lock icon New air link
    20 12 A commercial air service connecting the capital cities of Combodia and Laos has been started.— U.P. MggWWWfllPBBBBP'llffM
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      Lock icon Japan bid for more trade in U.S.
      131 12 Japan bid for more trade in U.S. iN eye-catching view of Japan's industrial and scientific progress as well as its traditional crafts will be presented to visitors at the first American World Trade Fair to be held from April 14 to 27 m New York. rhe Japanese exhibit will contain
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      33 12 Another Japanese commodities exhibition will be opened m October m the Central China city of Hankow for a threeweek run. It will then be transferred to Canton far a further three weeks. Reuter
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      26 12 An eight-man Republic of Korea economic mission has arrived m Taipeh for a week-long visit that will include talks on a new Sino-Korean trade pac U.P.
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      63 12 The New York Herald Tri- bune, commenting on\ nearly completed negotiations for grant of l/Ss42 million m loans and credits to Burma, said, "It is gratifying that the Burmese have abandoned their suspicions of the United States to the point of recognising that economic co operation with America will help
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      30 12 The third annual conference of the Anti-Communist Asian Peoples League is scheduled to convene m Saigon on March 27. Representatives from the Federation of Malaya and Singapore will attend Reuter
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      36 12 Whaling experts from Britain. Holland, Japan and Norway met at the Foreign Ministry m Oslo to discuss a Norwegian proposal for posting neutral observers on board all pelagic whaling expeditions taking part m Antarctic whaling. Reuter
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    Lock icon PI DEMAND FOR TEXTILES
    34 12 The Manila Government has relaxed n^il n cotton textile imports o W in 5 to hsuffU ie„ t "fiZ es^ nroduct.on and growing demand i„ the PhUippin" ma,- U.P. kets.-
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    66 12 Admiral Felix B. I Stump {left), ComI mander m Chief Pacific and U.S. I Pacific Fleet, greets f Brigadier Ky aw Winn during a vi- sit to Rangoon. In the group are ComI modore Than Pc i and Col. San Yu. The Admiral and his party paid a five-day visit
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    Lock icon S-EA Chinese transferring money to H.K.
    160 12 S-EA Chinese transferring money to H.K. CHINESE m Singapore and the Federation of Malaya have been transferrinr capital to Hon* Kong:, according to that colony's Hua Chiao (Overseas Chinese) Wan Pao. During 1956. capital transferred by Overseas Chinese to Hong Kong totalled over HK5200,000.--000 the paper said. The heaviest transfers
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    Lock icon JAP A-CHIEF FOR U.S., EUROPE
    60 12 The Japanese Government has instructed the state minister m charge of atomic development, Mr. Koichi Uda to accept an invitation issued by Mr. Lewis Strauss, chairman of the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission to tour the United States. The Cabinet has also advised Mr. Uda to
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    Lock icon Anti-Red play by U Nu
    165 12 Anti-Red play by U Nu RETURN to premjerx ship of Burma by U Nu has been marked m the United States by publication of an antiCommunist play he had written almost seven years ago. •The People Win Through" was first performed m a theatre at the Pasadena, California, Playhouse m
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    BRIDGE HAND
    390 13 Vol: NORTH C*Q9B2 0 10 9 *EST EAST (D) 83 4 J 10 5 C 10 65 4 CKJ7 0 754 2 0 K J k 6 2 A Q t 4 SOITH JQ9764 J 3 0 863 10 7 53 Th? bidding: Esm South *r«t NorUk 1
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    Book of the Week
    172 13 THE GOLDEN STRANGERS, BY HEN- i RY TREECE. Bodley Head, 13s. 6d. f FIIIS novel is set m the period m which Stonehenge was built. It tells the story j of the invasion of the Southern chalk country 0/ Britain by the Golden Strangers, the men
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    THE HIGHLY IRREGULAR SOLDIERS
    845 13 ►the book pa.ge^ The Desert My Dwelling. By David Lloyd Owen. Cassell. QF the numerous private armies that flourished during the Second World War few can have rendered more consistently valuable service than the Long Range Desert Group. While the Eighth Army and the Afrika Korps
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    Fiction Shelf
    176 13 I I ■JHE FOURTH WORLD. By Daphne Athas. 3 Seeker fir Warburg. Harsh, sometimes strident American novel, set m a school for the blind, whose head insists that loss of sight demands social chastity; no mingling of the sexes; no marriage for the blind. Rising tension brought to
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    GREAT SAXON CAN TAKE THE COLD CUP
    980 14 li fecFby RACE by ALLAN LEWIS Task too great for Three Rings QREAT SAXON is my selection for ffirfr the Selangor (.old Cup, main race Isjfif at Kuala Lumpur tomorrow. JBf I am anticipating the going being good iWrl a nd relying on
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    Boy Garyth a possible
    89 14 IHIIIIIHIIIHIIHI tllllll 111 1 1 IMIli Hl* .lames Aitch, though he won j well the first day, does not j arouse a lot of enthusiasm over 1 1 4 miles. I think nine furlongs is about as far as he likes. However if you fancy him
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    RUBBER PLANTER LOOKS BEST
    216 14 I>UBBER Planter is my selec- tion for the Henggeler Memorial Trophy. He finished close up fourth behind Aquarua on Wednesday after being one of the last into the straight. Since winning the Perak Gold Vase he has been fairly consistent without earning a place With Aquarua
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    Probable scratchings tomorrow
    392 14 Probable scratchings tomorrow FOLLOWING h o rs c s uill not start tomorrow: Adelaide Star. Shangrila, Cypress Point. Malay FiLm 11. Marvel of Peru 11. Notaverse, Roman Flyer, Golden Rebus, Wedding Waltz, Tanah Bijeh, Hattrick, Aquarua, Hops a s a, Triwalla. Palio, Misty Jadi, Palm Valley, Amazon, Brilliant Light, Honeypot
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    Lock icon COMBINED BRITAIN RUGBY XV
    103 15 COMBINED BRITAIN RUGBY XV rin IE International Rugby X Union team. drawn from England, Scotland and Ireland, to meet a Welsh XV at Cardiff on April 6 m aid of the 1958 British Empire and Commonwealth Games fund is: P J Berkery (Ireland); A R. Smith (Scotland); W P. C
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    Kedah ask for grant
    84 15 THE Kedah Playing Field! Association has asked the Federation's Social Welfare Lotteries Board foi $163,000 for sports facilities m the state. The association plans tc build a $150,000 sport: centre and also leveral football pitches In the rural areas. A memorandum to the Lotteries Board say
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    Lock icon CHAMP TANAKA BEATEN TWICE
    68 15 rSHIAKI Tanaka. Japan's new world singles champion, was twice beaten during a table tennis match between Japan and a German selected side last night m Augusburg. But Japan won three-two. Tanaka was beaten 2 J -18. 21-18 by Conny Freundorfer. the West German champion, and then
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    WEST HAM WIN
    24 15 West Ham. the English football league second division team, drew 3-3 with the Spartak Club of Czechoslovakia m London last night.
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    GHANA ENTERS
    22 15 Ghana is to take part m the British Empire and Commonwealth Games to be held m Cardiff "Wales) m 1958.
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    RUGBY UNION
    20 15 Results of fllfldiy*! two Rugby Union matches were London Irish 30 Aberdeen University 3. Neath 9 Pontypool 3
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    Lock icon Good start in the doubles
    496 15 MALAYANS TO THE FORE E T»HE Choong bro- thers of Malaya I last night sailed through two rounds I of the men's doubles E to enter the quarter- finals m the AllE England Badminton E Championships at I Wembley. E First they beat D. C.
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    RUSSIA INVITES COLONY
    79 15 Russia has invited the Singapore Amateur Basketball Association to participate m the World Youth Festival to be held m Moscow from May 31 to August 9. President Mr. Goh Chye Hln, yesterday told the Free Press that it was most unlikely that they would send a team.
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    VASS VERSUS BAKAR WAS THE HIGHLIGHT
    198 15 koccentes 6; Police 6. JHTHIS game will long be remembered by soccer j A fans. The outstanding personality was Ivan jVass, deadly m his accuracy and persistent m lattack. The Soccerites centre-half was m magnificent form, •feeding his forwards one moment and breaking up
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    Lock icon TORY SLUMP EASES —DECLINE IN LABOUR SWING
    240 16 TORY SLUMP EASES —DECLINE IN LABOUR SWING British by-elections surprise TWO by-elections declared m Britain last night showed the slump m the British Conservative Government's popularity is easing, j though there is still a swing away from the Government on the pat- torn of nthpr rpcpnt contests. A surprising ieature
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    A Red danger warning
    148 16 A Red danger warning |> KIU \< II Liberal Mr. William Aston n m Canberra yesterday |j urged the Australian ii Government t 0 take vigorous action m de~ monstrating the dan- i ger of Communism to j the masses of Indonesia. n Speaking m the House of Representa. I
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    POLICE CHASE GANGS
    150 16 Two assaults SINGAPORE police last night saved a youth and an ice-water hawker from serious injuries at the hands of secret society thugs. In Joo Chiat Place, the youth, Lim Joo Pah, 16. was walking when 30 men, believed to be members of the 18 Gang, attacked
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    Plays 'mother' to 20,000 seamen
    201 16 Plays 'mother to 20,000 seamen THE Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy, called for a positive approach to the problems of Singapore's 20.000 seamen when he inaugurated the first Seafarers' Welfare Board this morning. The board is a statutory body *et up to give special attention to
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    Lock icon NOW RUSSELL JOINS ATOM ROW
    179 16 "PARL Russell the DLstin- guished British philosopher protested against the British Government's decision to carry out nuclear explosions on Christmas Island m the South Pacific m a letter to the Liberal Manchester Guardian, published today. Earl Russell, better known as Bertrand Russell, said he wished
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    Rubber price
    31 16 April first grade rubber buyers fo.b. opened m Sin gapore this morning at 94 3/8 cents a lb. down half a cent on yesterday's close The tone was quiet.
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    60 16 Mr Sim Cheng Kaw, the chief salesman of the Imperial Chemical industries (Malaya) Ltd. presenting its retiring chairman, Mr. M. F. Cutler, with a silver tankard at the dinner given by the company's Asian staff to Mr. Cutler m the Orchard Room, Capitol Theatre. Singapore. In the background is Mr.
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    Lock icon TO VISIT JAPAN
    22 16 The Pakistan Premier, Mr. Suhrawurdy, is flying to Tokyo m April on a ten-day official visit to Japan. A.P.
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      257 16 CLASSIFIED ADS. ACCOMMODATION VACANT 29 Worda $2 (Mia.)— Box SO eta. extra. COSMOS", 17 Scotts Road. Available single room, private entrance, full board. Tel: *****. "ROCHFORT', 4 Oxley Rise. Vacancies early April. Attractive Comfortable, self contained Suites, Full Board, meals served m Suites. Unsuitable Children. Tel: *****. FOR SALE 20
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      72 16 yb-to-mo-ttms. Whatever the qoal«g< -Jjl Ovaltine* is the food beverage preferred W%-^^m by atnletes an<l sportsmen who must m^ir '----0 maintain the highest degree of physical 'ilSv^^fiß^ fitness. It provides essential nutrients Jgp^-^tf' —including added vitamins which assist mP nourishing bod\ and nerves. WS&ffi'i M Ovaltine' was used m competitors
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    • Title Section
      Masthead
      10 1 FREE PRESS and MALAY MAIL SUPPLEMENT Friday, March 22, 1957.
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      Modern Home
      72 1 The house m the picture above was built to the design of a Singapore woman and furnished completely to her own ideas. It took two years to complete. Rightly, she is proud of her work. The story of her dream I house is on this page. ■■■t■ii i
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      DREAM HOME
      848 1 IT WAS THE CHANCE FEW GET... TO BUILD HER IDEAL HOME BUT THIS SINGAPORE WOMAN DID, SEIZED IT. ..AND TRIUMPHED AMERICAN men have the reputation the world over of being A "Perfect Husbands 99 at least from their wives' point of view. They spend their lives with one
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      Make a Coffee Table for the Home
      305 2 Make a Coffee Table for the Home IIERE'S a job you cai do yourself mak< a coffee table for al the family. And here i the man to show yoi how to make it Bobb: Howes, the British stage and screen star. Bobby has ma d i TWO tables like
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      A HOUSE NEAR THE SEA
      221 2 SINGAPORE is fast developing into a modern city, as can be seen m the innumerable new houses m various modem styles of architecture that have rapidly sprouted up. One private enterprise, Sin Chew Realty Ltd., of Singapore, is now constructfhg 200 houses at Opera Estate,
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        67 2 (jOmroH thfouqhout uour home' »m BB^HB^Bb »5 B^BB 9 1 I J I &&9*Zr'****i^Lw§lß^^s^^^ 'vp fißßf i tff _3flßß w&iaak b^^ .^^^aWaWs^ )U 9^ BB^B^B^B iir B^bY*. aL /Jv)k jsf BS^t ~^^ttttk v x M ><^**^^ .^■l^Hßfcß*^*^ Ihe answer to your flooring your home supremely comfort\nZo' j fljd quieT^omfort- genuine
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      He grills his fried eggs
      814 3 rE youngest chef m London holding a premier position i s Eugene Kaufeler. He is Maitre Chef des Cuisines at the Dorchester. When I called on him I was astonished at the scene m the kitchens under his direction. .1 rash. to fuss Everything was
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      A CHEF'S BEST FRIEND IS HIS BUTCHER
      943 3 A CHEF'S BEST FRIEND IS HIS BUTCHER SEVERAL months ago, M. Etienne R. Cottet, general manager of the Gordon Hotels, invited Cavaliere Bartolomeo Calderoni, a distinguished member of the Old School of Maitre Chefs (now, alas! fast retiring), to take over the kitchens of London's May Fair, so I knew
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        57 3 I MALAYA BORNEO BUILDING SOCIETY I I IMITFH 11 1 nnAHATIAM Pit UIYIIJIIUft. riiviiiviivii I HOME OWNERSHIP I Total Assets: Exceed $55,000,000 j General Reserve: 1,150,000 I I FOR HOUSING LOAN APPLY:- j ij, SINGAPORE I KUALA LUMPUR IPOH PENANG MacOonald House Mansion House 31 Hale Street 25 Light Street
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      This hard board is better than natural wood
      436 4 FOR many years houseproud Malayans have specified Masonite for their homes. The product which has been supplied has made itself famous for its unfailing good quality, and while the initial cost is somewhat higher than other types of hardboard, this is repaid
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      IRONTIDY
      124 4 I RON TIDY EVERY year, hundreds of fires are A caused by irons being left to cool on an inflammable surface y Many accidents, too, are caused by people tripping over the trail--0 ing cord of an iron too hot to be put safely away. Now both these dangers can
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        146 4 ||8g SNOWCEM is the inexpensive jl§| JJJj ,s t the "°[y of two houses, both needed The wise house decorated and protected him- But the other house just la/ed m .he sun and 111 weatherproof coating hich a d Pr ,eC,m? hu n,V nC as 7' ,h Sno^ em <
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      Sitting in Comfort
      593 5 JLJOST foam rubber products are used m some form of upholstery, such as pillows, mattresses, and seating of many kinds including cushions, back seats, headrolls, armrests for coaches, cars, furniture, theatre seating and countless others. What the industry has learned is that foam rubber is used to
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        27 5 lifcif ffi»»nlß^tttf^l ■WBmHP' M^^bVß_wh|H HSU H "Bk i 9 Bm SaSsS"^ s*is IBS BR 1 Bkiiii^fl B^^^BBHfl mlßy •< SBsMmßHi^^^BßßßnVXK^BamH^^^ Hp I ufll PL' v -I: sm Br
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      MAKE AN ALBUM FOR YOUR RECORDS AND KFEP THE HOME TIDY
      379 6 i r.w.^tvl fan m your norm 1 uocs lie or a I away those records left lying around Why not give her a surprise? Make an album for the records yourself. Here is ragtime pianist. Winifred At well to
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      Moving a home without worry
      167 6 WITH the ever increasing cost of living, the purchase and upkeep of modern furniture and household effects become more of a problem to all householders; especially those who by nature of their employment have to travel for loriK periods or remove fairly often.. Singapore Packing
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        118 6 r MASONITE <r6on«o PANELS and METAL HANGERS OU;^§M W^^Wu the home workshop orderly utility room In the garage H..ld* all took m «ight and within ea*y The tmalleat closet or .pace can hold all Nothing on the floor to be damaged or to reach right where you want them. your
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      Double-life carpets get glamour
      234 7 CISAL carpeting, long M considered an unfashionable v tility floor covering, now takes on new glamour with the recent introduction of contemporary, bright colouring and new weaves. "Tintawn" is the name or the new product. It is manufactured In Dublin by Irish Ropes Limited and distributed
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      THE PERFECT TREAD
      223 7 Every inch of carpet is ins pected for the slightest flaw to ensure that its uniformly high quality and resistance to abrasion prove its reputation of "The "Life-time Carpet." "Tintawn" also has the great advantage of being reversible and it therefore has "double life." "Tintawn" is available
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      LET THE OFFICE HAVE HOME COMFORTS
      403 7 LET THE OFFICE HAVE HOME COMFORTS (GENERALLY, office furniture stands out as the incarnation of purpose. But at least m former times this judgment would not have been just. On old pictures we can admire the really distinguished looking office equipment which merchants of the previous ■ntaiHaai could afford. However,
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        59 7 I i TAKE OUR ADVICE! SflslL Lw**-~**~ s*' Lk ''^flfl *W m M, fl^^T Abbl fl fl^flS fl) A^fll flWal flfll fIV flfll flaflawflk mSW I Villi flrv^ 1 -y "ZP^^. S^ l*W/w if A <£ ELECTED DEALER V *a| C m V M B flflF^ay a«o a: 63. R.bies.n
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      MORE PICTURES OF THE PAGE 1 DREAM HOME
      134 8 part of the lounge is a mirror through which you can see the reflection of the bar and dining room, seen on the right. And on the right of the bar, behind which Mrs. Chua is standing, is the winding staircase. The
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        72 8 Bit 4TH MILE DUNEARN RD. KHEAM HOCK RD. ONLY S MINUTES DRIVE TO CENTRE OF SPORE. I CLOSE TO BUS ROUTES, SCHOOL, CHURCH, MARKET, THEATRE, TURF CLUB, GOLF CLUB ETC. SEMI-DETACHED 2-STOREY BUNGALOWS (FREEHOLD) MODERN SANITATION, WATER, ELECTRICITY, GAS, TELEPHONE SERVICES PAYMENTS MOSAIC AND ASPHALT TILING. WHITE GLAZED WALL TILING
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      Peking carpets to match bedspreads
      80 9 Peking carpets to match bedspreads rw\ASTE, smartness and simplicity are all evident m Mrs. Chua's bedroom design. The twin beds (left) are most attractive and m front of each is a Peking carpet to match the dark grey bedspreads. Below left If Mrs. Chua's dressing table against a background of
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      Party pergola
      57 9 Above is the 25ft. by 15ft. pergola which adjovis the dining room. Here at night Mrs. Chua holds her dinner parties. The floor is made of chipped marble. Although the house is visible from the roadway, it has great privacy because it is built at right angles to
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      COLOUR GIVES NEW CHARM TO A ROOM
      628 10 GOOD taste is many things it's the books you read the hat you wear even the manners of your children. But what is good taste m home decoration? It's the way you "feel" m a room the way things "go together." It's the
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      Good night's sleep
      185 10 Good night s sleep ALTHOUGH it is generally known that scientists have calculated that most of us spend one third of our lifetime asleep, how often do we hear people say "How I wish I could get a good night's sleep." Slumberland Ltd of London, the largest bedding manufacturers m
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        244 10 HOW PROUD IS A PEACOCK t I Not at proud at the housewife m whose modern home O* Cedar polith it uted. She pridet herself on her gleaming furniture, sparkling tilet. glistening paint and enamelwork. All thankt to O'Cedarl O* Cedar dusts, cleans and polithet m one operation. In no
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      RADIOS IN THE MODERN STYLE
      236 11 RADIOS IN THE MODERN STYLE GRAETZ, world famous radio and television manufacturers, have their factory m scenic Altena m Western Germany. Employing more than 3.500 technicians and skilled labourers, they turn out thousands of radio and television receivers a day. besides a considerable quantity of their well-known "Petromax" lamps. The
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      They're a MUST in every home
      421 11 They're a MUST in every home iitEET the Westing- house family of home appliances. In refrigerators there are economy models of 8 and 9 cubic feet with manual defrosting and luxury models of It 12 and 13 cubic feet with automatic defrosting and m sparkling colours that will delight your
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        68 11 I MODERN HOMES NEED LATEST I LIGHTING FITTINGS Pendants Chandeliers I /TIT Jiftl Available also wall /jj 11 brackets to match Selected ceiling fl ill I J '■m-\ fittings with jUfl m^\ HsL I iWP decorative 40\ l^l/to- Mfc^JJ W illu minations V /§T Iwf 1 1 1 WVf^*^ roiir
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        149 11 Hh fcttfEJ at "fejjiWS ami E? \S3k£i wsst gfm Is* W% UnWB I— -C- ■E? t "C* r"* yWt^jpai ZJ2 rafiaSX jtz w." l£ fcjfc U ISA K'M^;' ft ■fi sß' If^E /JH F KS f^Jll £3 i i PgSf SM WHY PAY RENT WHEN YOU CAN OWN A HOME
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      HOLLYWOOD PLAN
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      Principles in building
      298 12 THE Secretary of Hollywood Park Estate Limited, when interviewed, said that his company will spare no efforts to build Model bungalows (twostoreyed semi-detach-ed design) by a blending of new techniques and special imported materials with the social requirements of the times. The housing estate is i known
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      IT'S A STYLISH WAY TO KEEP COOL
      314 12 IT'S A STYLISH WAY TO KEEP COOL BE it m offices or m homes, all our ideas are focussed m one direction comfort. And comfort m Singapore means to keep as fresh and cool as possible throughout the warm days. The only solution to this is the air-conditioner. It keeps
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        117 12 r /v^_S^V >&. __F sVJ_fc l_l T_l _b__l KJ_ M_L_, a J-. klu Vta\___B___— > I%__l__^^*^ ,a^^^^^^^^^^ _*A_M_ _al _J \xTWE^~^^^l_aF^^ lwnr-««»«q-~»~ 3 "*^?f J ~_B__R_K s="4al H I i ii* /j- y'<n' />/* w To modern homes, GRAETZ Radio, is more than a ro dio jt gives beauty to
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        190 12 MAKE YOUR HOME A HAPPY PLACE TO UVE IN WESTINGHOUSE f_g^s'iB REFRIGERATOR Ifl— S =^_Jf^S SPARKLING MCORATOR S^~J COLOURS y 13 2 cubic (cc». WESTINGHOUSE 16" ifljfßh PEDESTAL FAN '^jR*/ An easy solution to hot humid weather. /^H Si Delivers 1600 cubic feet of air per minute 2 speeds Powerful
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      'Lighting is our business'
      387 13 UNDER the growing influence of the continuing trend towards the contemporary m the East, the people of Malaya are becoming more designconscious and discriminating, and nowhere Is this new interest more marked than m the field of domestic lighting. Lighting for the home, whether it b
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      Cabbage goes with pork
      160 13 •m COOKERY CORNER mi^ EVER tried cook- ing pork and cab- E i bage together? Do it today Schwein mit 8 Kraut is a popular Austrian dish. For two: i **lb. pork; 1 small or i part of a large cab- bage; 1 large onion; 2
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      SO MANY TO CHOOSE FROM
      23 13 Some of the many lighting fittings on display at the General Electric Company's Lighting Fittings Showroom m Singapore.
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        226 13 A. 1 1 I -NaY" r*Mk 4M__K~M loors Jb. y\ jCJL'~\ Jf _Hm _>v +>/ they can't leave fast enough This wonderful new KWIK WAX is strong insect rcptllant that tafces the u<rk out of huusiwork. Its »o easy to epply ond the shine lasts so long jrou only need
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        230 13 HI J j£s&z _H .__3%P^*_9_W&ss^__ C^| *^mrv 9k i EAV> Inexpensive floor-covering yet devised has ever imparted such carpeted luxury.,, and with such a large range of colours to choose from tool From $7|- per sq. yard. See them at:--r SINGAPORE -J ROBINSON A CO., LTD., Raffles Place. DIETHELM CO.,
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      FESTIVAL OF WOMEN
      129 14 AN exhibition calculated to attract visitors from all over the world is to be held from June 7 to 29 at Wembley, near London. This is the Festival of Women, which promises to be not only unique, but a quite stupendous job of planning. Sponsoring it is
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      GUARD your home and property against FIRE
      725 14 GUARD your home and property against FIRE A risk no-one can afford to take ALTHOUGH you may not realise it, m tho excitement of moving into your new modern home, the fate of the unfortunate people who lived m the blazing house m the picture on the left could well
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        125 14 l__J_^"'_r^o^^_-ll I > illif liiils^^^PM^^^^^^^^^^^^^^a^^^w —< ililP*"™* n -^m *"<r> TIOV. Id.' new s> ,tern if j j ff^B^Tnffilllllii W- nWlMr^l— a* a_P* laf^llT ~m II fl^Jli Automatically control room air HP,. 1 ur stxerii rmn.iort mtr» ili'/iXsiaS Kii-iiW 11 H i ■■SBSitßMat t rl i •t■ >* net mil
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      Lock icon A 'healthy' shoe-shine
      889 15 Liiiiimiimiiiitiimitmiimiimi 2 Charming Mrs. Wee Swee z.Neo, mother of three children, has been loork- ing at the Kiwi factory m 111 l Singapore since it was opened four years ago. She was recently made Assistant Female Super- visor. I THIS POLISH PENETRATES AND 'FEEDS 1 THE LEATHER
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        65 15 $13,900/- upwarbs m 'I NEW MODERN TERRACE HOUSES (Freehold) ON EASY PAYMENTS AT OPERA ESTATE OFF SIGLAP ROAD (FRANK EL ESTATE). 3 BEDROOMS LAWN SITTING ROOM FENCING DINING ROOM MODERH SANITATION PORCH WATER ELECTRICITY NITCHEH METALLED ROAD BATHROOM LOW ASSESSMERT INITIAL DOWN PAYMENT $3,000/- TO $4,400/MONTIILY INSTALMENT $91-05 FOB 15
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      The Royal fashion in cutlery
      199 16 The Royal fashion in cutlery WHEN Princess Mar- j garet, during one j j of her recent tours j overseas, said she pre- ferred to use light easy- to-handle cutlery and forks and spoons, un- knowingly she started a fashion. So many women with j J small hands share the
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      TWIN or DOUBLE
      71 16 TWIN or DOUBLE HERE'S a clever I idea twin beds I _/iic/i can be locked together and yet will I pi?jo£ aparJ wnen S Mey are beina /wade. i4nd swinging the I beds apari m Mis way 7»afces i£ tfen/ rancn easier Jo clean Me /Zoor ?mder the beds. T/iis
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      His House of Ideas is a Home on stilts His House of Ideas is a home on stilts
      537 16 His House of Ideas is a Home on stilts His House of Ideas is a home on stilts I AN ARCHITECTURAL STYLE I MALAYANS HAVE KNOWN I FOR YEARS APPEARS IN BRITAIN.... BUT ONLY AS I A SHOW HOUSE. REPORTER 1 ANNE EDWARDS VISITS IT I AND PRAISES IT HIGHLY.
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      HOMES SHORTAGE
      266 16 OINCE the end of the second world war the population of Malaya has been on the increase, so much so that we find a housing shortage m most of the towns throughout Malaya. In spite of public bodies as well as private enterprises building houses for sale to
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