The Singapore Free Press, 2 July 1957

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1 16 The Singapore Free Press
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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press Malayan Own Family Paper No, *****. Singapore, Tuesday, July 2, 1957. Price 15 Ct s
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    Lock icon REASON JORDAN PLOT FAILED
    186 1 REASON JORDAN PLOT FAILED IIT'ING Hussein of Jordan ■IV says a Communistbacked plot to overthrow him recently failed because of the loyalty of his people, particularly the army. ■Kino Hussein recalled the events in a copyright interview with U.S. News and World Report, weekly I rews magazine. While some political
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    55 1 picture CW^-wS^XI^S K hrrp boa lif 11 irI lt a eri««^ moment in their Ping la Britain is barn of ballerinas, and they are on the point of stepftrc f thr Royal Ballrt All h °P c to NOWlll stars. They w vcar-old Annette Pave, Anya Linden, 24. and Mary
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    GOVERNMENT 'NOT AT ALL WORRIED' BY STRIKERS
    553 1 GOVERNMENT 'NOT AT ALL WORRIED' BY STRIKERS Threat to call out 2,500 to support Customs men but— Unrest mounts JHE Singapore Government is "not in the I least bit worried" about the strike of 400 Customs revenue officers and a threat to call out 2,500 other men employed in various
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    LIM: 'WE STAND FAST'
    189 1 I CairnM failure caused by mnlit Labour ranks rw\HE CHIEF MINISTER, E Mr. Lim Yew Hoik, E Md the Free Press this morning that the by-elec-s tion results from Tanjong Pa^ar and Cairnhill would not make any difference to the Government's proE gramme. E He said
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    Lock icon This is murder'
    105 1 rrtlE bodies of two j A children for whom I police and thousands of people had search- I ed for 11 days were found last night in a I shallow grave near a I i mental hospital in I Bristol, England. Police announced the discovery of the
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    Rubber price
    32 1 July fir.st grade rubber buyer* fob. opened in Singapore Uii.s morning at 91 T 4 Centfl B lb., down a quarter of a cent on yr.storflay'.s clo.se. The tone was
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    Lock icon Cheering up the patients
    88 2 RIGHT: M.rnUfS of the K.ith.r.nt Dunham S i dine troupe |4 (n < -nttrt.i mmj; m. n in the surgical w.ifd at th British M.litjry Hospital m Singapore yesterday E With Miss Dunham they had visited the hos p.tal to cheer the patients up MHm Amencin
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    A NEW HOME FOR THE KIDDIES?
    247 2 Dancer plans to help crippled children AFTER visiting St. Andrew's Orthopaedic Hospital a second time, Miss Katherine Dunham yesterday said that she was determined to talk someone into giving a large house as a recuperating home for the children. The American dancer, in Singapore
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    Lock icon Has a grudge against cars
    90 2 A CHINESE youth, who had been knocked down thre,. times by motor-car.-:, took his revenue in Ilon.u Konj4 by slashing the tyre.s ol ten ears. it was stated in court that he was first knocked down seven years a^o in Macao, and took a grudge
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    Lock icon Hungarians jailed 14 years
    57 2 A group of Hungarians have been jailed by a Budapest court for terms ranging from two to 14 years for plundering 50Q forints about £15 sterling) during the October revolt last year. They were also fined 500 forints, the amount of damage due to the plundering,
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    Lock icon GERMAN U-BOAT LAUNCHED AGAIN
    47 2 Wr.st Germany's first submarine was launched in Kiel yesterday. It is a 250-ton World War II U-boat, which was salvaged near the Danish island of Anholt about a year ago and Ha s been reconditioned. It la to be used for training. Reuter
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    Lock icon Nehru meets Mac
    22 2 Thr Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, called on Mr Harold MacmiUan the British Prime Minister In London yesterday Reuter
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    First aid step to nursing
    132 2 I^OR the past six months. a 20-year-old seamstress living in Geylang, Singapore, has made a weekly trip at night to the Sepoy Lines Malay School in Park Road. The reason? To attend a first aid class for adults conducted by the Pickering division of the
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    WARNING ON EXAMS
    88 2 QINGAFORB'S Ministry <»f Education yesterday reminded the nine fall) •«i«i«<i Chinese middle schools here that senloi middle third ttvdenti irhd /.iii in the coming <;»>vernment examination can* not be r<'Kist<'r<-fl as tr.i cherg or join the Govern men! service. The next Government iponsored senior middle tnird examination
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    Lock icon NASSER TO UK: LET'S BE FRIENDS NOW
    335 3 NASSER TO UK LET'S BE FRIENDS NOW Harsh words for Ike doctrine: making Arabs Red EGYPTIAN President Gamal Abdel Nasser went on British television last night to tell Britons he wants to be friends with them again. Answering questions put to him in an interview filmed in the garden of
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    PIANIST IS DUE AGAIN
    154 3 rE world famous American pianist, I Julius Katchen, will be back in Singapore again for another programme at the Victoria I Memorial Hall on July i The Singapore Musical Society, which is sponsoring the concert, is confident that the public will welcome J^fttr. Katchen visited Singapore
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    Pilot adrift for 3 days
    70 3 £N AMERICAN jet fighter pilot has reached a Mediterranean island after drifting for three days on a small rubber raft following a mid-air collision. The pilot, Lieutenant E F. Vols, was found by fishermen yesterday near the village of Malfa, on the island of Salina,
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    MEANEST THEFT ON RECORD
    53 3 The meanest theft reported in Johannesburg for some time happened recently. A one-legged man had his crutches stolen. He leaned the crutches against the wall on a Johannesburg bar and hopped across the floor to the counter for a drink When he hopped back the crutches
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    NAVAL SHIPPING
    17 3 Three ships are in the Singapore Naval Base today They are Crane, Alert, and Telemachus.
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    World beauty PARADE
    81 3 PREPARATIONS to handle a crowd of more than 750.000 for the Sixth annual Miss Universe bjp«ty parade at Long Beach, California on the 14th were announced yesterday by Mr. Oscar Meinnardt, the promoter. There will be 80 beauties from the United States and foreign countries, each on
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    Off on 3rd stage of global trip
    138 3 Off on 3rd stage of global trip ENTERPRISING West 1-i German journalist Dietrich Wawrzyn, 29, left Singapore yesterday on the third stage of a round-the-world trip that started from Hamburg early last year. On this stage he will travel alone by car through the Federation and Siam and later through
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    Keeping out of row
    159 3 WOMEN'S BODY TO MIND THtIK OWN BUSINESS rpilK Singapore Profes- sional Women's Association will not involve itself in the strike threatened by normal trained tea chers. The majority of its members are, however, normal teachers. The association's pre sident, Mrs. Scow Peek Letig, told the I
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    The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, July 2 1957. Opinion Unrealistic advice
    221 4 The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, July 2 1957. Opinion Unrealistic advice tphe annual delegates conference of the Malayan Trade Union Congress at Kuala Lumpur has called on the Federation Government Immediately to open peace; talks with the communist terrorists. Why? Because the Emergency i.s causing a heavy drain on the
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    The 18 months success story
    953 4 The 1 8 months success story THATS HOW LONG > IT HAS TAKEN %B B TWO MEN WITH A BRIGHT IDEA TO GET HALFWAY UP THE LADDER His matin; *W«#iV trust to luvk— 1 i there is no suvh thing in business* v IN an old gravel pit just outside
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      61 4 IMPERIAL BEE HONEY It is a fact, honey is a supplemental food of importance and high merit imperial Bee Honey is New Zealand's Best Blended Honey, sold in convenient 1-lb. Jars, under Seals Authority No. 1. it's delicious, too ful* trea? 0 Wh 1C famUy thiS eli Z htl Buy
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    A 'SILENT' U.S. A-BANG TEST
    54 5 HE U.S. Atomic Energy Commission yesterday off a detonation in the ond safety experiment lducted during its sumr atomic test series. The explosion was not seen or heard off the site. The A.E.C. said there was no nuclear explosion but did not explain what type
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    19 5 DOLORES CRAY, soon to be seen in MCMs Designing Woman/ which stars Gregory Peck I and Lauren Bacall. I
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    Lock icon U.S. AID BILL CUT BY $600 M.
    43 5 The U.S. House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee yesterday voted by 22-6 for a bill authorising $3,242,333,000 in foreign aid for the coming year. The figure was 600 million dollars less than President Eisenhower requested. Reuter
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    Quick settling mother
    305 5 TRAVELLING IS NOTHING TO HER rHE wife of a new Singapore diplomat thinks nothing of traveling the world with her msband and packing suitcases for her 11 chilirvn wherever she goes. She is Mrs. A. Natalagara whose husband s the new Indonesian Jonsul Cieneral here. In the
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    GOVT. CO-OP HOUSING PLANS ARE HELD UP
    235 5 No reply to $2 mil, loan request Estate opening on Sunday L A CK u f money is holding: up further estate promotion and house building activities of the Singapore Government Officer*' Cooperative Housing Society. The society asked the Government last year for
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    Lock icon A GIRL AND A WAVE
    276 5 A GIRL AND A WAVE Last 'sayonara' for 'general's friend' WHEN a big black United States military sedan with four silver stars drove through the gates of the United Nations Command Headquarters for the last time in Tokyo yesterday, a little girl with a pony-tail hair style waited as usual.
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    SINGER FLIES IN WITH A SONG
    44 5 Australian singer, Shirley Simmons, arrived in Singapore by Qantas-BOAC Super Constellation from Sydney yesterday for a six-month engagement at local nightspots. Singer Janice Carter, due to arrive this week for a similar engagement Is now unable to come.
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      146 5 AMERICA S J|\ V:fe?w FINEST QUALITY iW^'w^J/ BUTTERFLY SJ^SMf CHAIRS l|| f^f^ Choke of 6 Colours \!tPls f f Red, Orange. Yellow, J Creen, Terra Cotta j i 1 and Black. I J$ I /I BUTTERFLY CHAIR THEY ALL FOLD 4 I I JI NO. ***** in a flash V-
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      134 6 1 All/ 1\ l»> lultjjar Hire Biirrou^lis F .^,^^^^^^ll WZffl^r SU77EKJLY siAN^ISHE^ 1 f f ffl^T?// ACCU?ATEL\ AN7 THE KAVE n^l^ffll^CTr V 1 1 THEIg. SPEAKS-- I|* v nU'\ I^EN COLLAPSE 7 IN 7EATH 1 2-<B-H"> THE SUM by^Leslic Ciiarteris JA:XI: by Hubbard FELLOWS- SURE AND THAT TME MOOSL POSBD^fV^BLL,
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      507 6 BORN today, you have an activ restless nature which must have something going on all the time if you are" to be happy. l« t things slow down for an instant, and i you are in there with a big stick i stirring them up again! Motion is what you
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      187 7 i LONDON, July 1. IBBER No. 1 RSS cJ.f- PreYi US European ports July 27 buyers 26 s buyers 27 s sellers 27 V* sellers August 27 buyers 26 buyers I'BBER No. I RSS S M %)< K^ BUBRKR No. 1 RSS Srfnement se ers 2 House
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      New York prices
      97 7 tNEW YORK. July 1. Previous Today IN Straits spot 97 37 nom. 97.62 norn JIN futures jjMandard Contract July unquoted unquoted Aug. 95.50 nom. 95.50 norn ONE: Quiet. SALES: Nil traits Contract July 96.75 buyers 96-75 buyers 97.25 sellers 9750 sellers Aug. 96.50 buyers 96 50 buyers
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      36 7 INEW YORK. July 1. Previous Today Industrials 503.29 503 29 Railroads 146 46 146.49 40 Domestic Bonds 86 67 Bf> 74 15 Utilities 69.84 70 28 65 Stocks Composite Averages 173.80 173 99
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      U.S. PEPPER
      44 7 Malabar/Lampong spot 27 L jivailiiiq release 27 1 afloats 17", to 27. Malabar July Ahipment 26'l>. I^impon^ July piipment 26. Sarawak spot and awaiting release unquoted, afloats 2G4 to 26, July shipment 25' 1 Muntok white sjx>t 33, afloats 32 sellers ex-dock.
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      111 7 foPRA Philippines c.i.f. U.K./ North European delivered weight per long ton, June/July ;OPR.\, Straits c i.f. 1.K./North kuropean delivered weight per long ton June/July July/August PONE: Quiet but steady. OCONIT OIL crude Straits r.i.f. IK/North European fi% bulk per \onr, ton July/ Aug. JOCONUT OIL crude,
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    ROCK 'N' ROLLERS MISS THE BOAT
    185 7 ROCK 'N' ROLLERS MISS THE BOAT LMGHT teenagers were stranded at Calais. France, when their rock 'n' roll steamer sailed home last week. The rock-and-skiffle-mad eight were so busy jiving they forgot the Royal Daffodil's sailing time. Said a Calais police officer: "Five were sent home to England by plane.
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    Prince takes a peep
    55 7 pRINCE CHARLES recently went to Windsor Great 5 X Park with other members of the Royal Family i to watch the Duke of Edinburgh play a polo match. < And there above the cameraman caught Prince < C.harles about to take a peep through the door
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    BRITAIN'S WAR FILMS PRAISED
    97 7 A GERMAN visiting Britain has praised British films which record fighting between British and Gorman forces during the last war. Kerr C. Wichern leader of a party of 19 Duisburg athletes to Portsmouth, referred es- pecially to films about General Rommel and ab.jut the Battle of
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      113 7 Today's Radio Programme for Singapore 1.15 p.m. Lucky Dip, presented by Sarojini lourdes; 1.30 Time Signal and News; 1.45 Lucky Dip -Part II; 3 57 For Schools; 5 00 Light Music; 5.30 Fiesta; 6.00 Time Announcement and Programme Summary; 602 Happy Anniversary, presented by Zalnal Alam. 6.55 Announcements and Singapore
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      50 7 SINGAPORE JHICH TIDES TODAY: 2.36 pm TOMORKOH: 2.03 am M and 3.17 p.m. g THURSDAY: 2.59 am p| and 4.00 p.m. FRIDAY. 4.03 am and 4.48 p.m. SATURDAY: 5.28 a.m. and 5.45 p m J SUNDAY: 7.17 am and 6.49 p.m. H MONDAY: 8.50 am and 7.5! p.m. f iBI
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    HAPPY ISLE FACES WAR
    258 8 jy^KN who are preparing to fight in defence of their lives, their wive:;, and their homes are counting the days to the start of a civil war. The people dark skinned Tamils The plat c the tea i.' land m! Cej lon i in- date Augiu
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    GARTER SERVICE
    90 8 QUEEN ELIZABETH and Prince Philip an- seen In the picture on the rlghj walking in I lie prorrs' ion of Knights of the Garter u> si George's Chapel, Windsor i"r the (.;ir t«r Installation service, Earlier her Majes t\ had Invested i.«»r<i Ismay, former Secretary Gen ir a
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    Baby-killer boy it was only
    422 8 4 SEVEN-YEAB-OLD playing" after he a ther stole a baby who He sulkily refused t tions, Dr. Philip Scicnt week at Hull. England. Four policemen tried to get the .story out of him. He was defiant and obstinate. Neither would he answer in.s mother or
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    OFF TO GOOD START
    75 8 May the best man win IT was a hot day too hot for marathon running. That's what most people thought, but not so for these hardy athletes who are seen in the picture on the left setting out from Windsor at the start of the Kinnaird
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      274 1 K\^V^KS&%HSBB3B^Hrv |fr '-iraffWEff *-t %8k •■ofe-To-'*'- ■$»j£i^^*f^^Miw'^^ «»i.m>w iHwnPrvQ#^^^^^!%<%x-t<: t r?jKY'MiijK*y4VjJjlH<^ t x^-^Tr^WllKiiKSSiooffi *>r>v-; -^a6sa&K*K■?v'•*■*• l^ffi^n^yn^ :x':58ro8888f&% :-38ocS v'x^'JLi'stft^^^^jJMJr l^^^^ > '^s*^Hu^4. -:-:-:-^M raSfo.^Qm :;•'■>;■:•:■:■:■: JKswfsB^;-:v!S MMPSfcOMfcJBnHBM M^Ry*- RBSnfl^Kflß- 49^w1M9*"^^^^AbVV%*^^* b ■""'^"va'^CHt van RSSv. vwfl Hv^SSa- i£&*'-\vßvt" '""'■''''"'""''< rim A\ IDEA THAT MIGHT LEAD IP AMU LOOK lOH \II\IIV j
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      173 1 i Like most women pasi the mid twenties ihe takes j_'f. m t card tliat hor age is kept secret. Then w hj lei her -Km give her awayt By tho late tweni ies, most women begin t i bH< m tiny w rinkles where they pucker or Bmile, round
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  • EVE THE PAPER WITH A PAPER
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      12 1 EVE THE PAPER WITH A PAPER No 51. Tuesday, July 2, 1957,
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      JUST RIGHT FOR THE JUNIOR MISS
      230 1 JUST RIGHT FOR THE JUNIOR MISS QN a par with the choicest imports in this Singaporemade blouse, worn by an attractive junior miss. Nicely detailed and double-stitched at sleeves, the crisp cotton is striped to the mode in a choice of colour schemes. Striping of the poc- ket is blended
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      Lock icon DANCE-TIME
      88 2 "XfANTOVA," a dance-time gown of stun- P i? 1 ning originality in this exquisite charmer made of green cotton satin. Very French is the ballerina length, flattering the eye-catching double front panniard. m The full skirt owes its picture-prettiness to a hooped petticoat, the bodice moulded to the attractive
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      GOURMET CLUB...
      336 2 IN the mood for holiday 1 fare? Hop into the airliner, keep your interlined trench coat handy and in no time we'll nip across the blue to America to San Francisco, as a matter of fact, the Colden Cate city, renowned for its Chinatown (American style, that is),
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      Backward women?
      347 2 SINGAPORE'S popular City Coun- cillor, Mrs. Margaret Kiat Neo Smith, has just, returned from America and thinks that we womj'n here are "still living in a bygone age, disinterested in anything beyond persona] problems." she believes that we "could dominate the fields" In which we arc best suited.
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      HUN IN CHED BACKS OUR SCHOOLS
      375 2 HUN IN CHED BACKS OUR SCHOOLS jMIE wrong kind posture ami f| that schoolgirls ((J| As for the fod tseem to be the com troubles which may] classroom seats and the wrong kind of footwear are ruining the health of Singapore's schoolgirls. The School Health Service reveals ■only reveal abnormality
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      COCKT ALS
      58 2 COCKT ALS &HEER elegance i =*5 original cock! Iby a charming 'pi Featuring the sn S hemline, it is a < win plaudits. t i The skirt is a iidewise swirl end* elj p hipline panel cr' i a t a ftew. So/* shirrln >c I Empire Un c of
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      Lock icon SPORTING
      67 3 INSPIRED by a man's rogue shirt ts this sports blouse WOTfl by this stunning brunette. Made Of handwoven Siamese silk, the fingertip* length blouse is a slipover style. With handy pockets at the hemline and efficiently loose to be comfortable nfien worn during the most strenuous sports activities, this
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      Operation 'face life in S'pore
      339 3 Operation 'face life in S' pore OMART new materials from world-wide manufacturers arriving at our local marts are the result of considerable "face-liit-ing" operations in manufacturing methods. These have raised the standards of materials in exactness, dyeing and quality-control. You gel more for your money these days because of this
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      Where to buy
      127 3 Where to buy JEWELLED combs and cos- tunic jewellery, Vanity, 11 Battery Kd Plastic and Jewelled shoes, Bata's, North Bridge Rd.; Matchbox Series tiny toys, archery equipment, King Co., 23-1 Raffles Place and sports clothes, Radha Store, 86 North Bridge Rd. Golden earrings, C.or-ray skirls, eye-beauty treatments. Salon New Yorker,
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      Feminascope
      719 4 THE NEWEST. SNAPPIEST MOST PRACTICAL PAGE DESIGNED FOR WOMEN we Al ,rid we ir, always amari and Ifl eamlnff. pOSTI VIE jewellery In pin d by the fabulo I gems ol historical coll< ctioas has ai rived at a B ttt< i R< ad shop for party ornamentation in
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      New cottons for cocktails
      124 4 ARIBING London dr I.mr i.s doiOg wonderful i htngj with th luxur! vet budgei minded i"' ton i he dayi in deed thla bclmoti gcnlui makea |e( an cotUmi r.> emble !ht finest silki with manipulation with artistrj and opulenl originality EVE h;i examined i newly
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        167 16 CLASSIFIED ADS. I iik II lOR SALE |0 »t $2 >»m Box fOctM txtra Wolaeley 4/44 May 1954 1 000 miles Single European Owner, Excellent Me( hanical condii on $3 400 or offer. Ring ***** Ext, 50 I 111 lON tO Wordutt (Mm /(<-« iO ett txira Bound your horn
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        70 16 dPP^r, BUUDS HAPPY Jiw^^ HEALTHY J^s^ BABIES r^^ HUMANISED «iP TRUFOOD Most like Mother's Milk. If you can't feed baby yourself give him Humanised Trufood. f~% FOLLOW-ON A fortified milk for growing children of all ages. AvnitM I^^ TRUFOOD at uit Kamctß CEREAL FOOD good dealers -j| and:- For babies,
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      175 2 i j^ «A BRAS V? k *P\ i<^w^ Moulder \e M// I iODDESS *>^ ,u > rdmary French bad for i,n, dju 1 fments Nylon t t f f t,, with Shiffli i d< n d ms< I in white. 4 S''/-/ c< litsivvly dl: TOWN COUNTRY Dn Ist Floor,
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      190 3 sonic girls thiin others^ t^SHfc 111* 1 -Cili'l i<l ion Ik let Me i- I lilt they |>ut their trust in K<itt\, l^jjjjjj^ kiMiwin lli.it Kt>te\ 1 1 ii.il it is 111 I m i -> 1 1 r i > e<|. 1 1 en tlii! "ceit.iiri yfl time (<»nie-i
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      115 4 Better health If,, O'.'H d> ici iji i health potk »d d''"kl nuln.nll letl '•'<!' Better menus :::;:;v,;r;;; Better budget OfTIKIZI -jii bui Hig ""Ky' (i""'i in »wn >iii I 1 rT>efu wimmJi i f S'H «">►> h.olth und flo»o« 'd; 4 Owci chromt v.■ JiVi T I '>" <>•■'.
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      257 4 >^ :m mM the If ATO-MOP SSI (MA D E IN GE R MAN 1 > fOBQ she new 3 INVENTION I Wm rf2 A TIME LABOUR SAVER, W^ "^B® FOR CLEANLINESS COMFORT! automatic squeezing T< > do c 1 I>a.ainii1 >a .a i n ii work with SOOGER is
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    says play
    113 9 says play carrying something. They Sltrted fighting. After hearing the verdict. the baby's father, 32-year-old typewriter mechanic Mr. Horace Trory, of Hop-wood-street. Hull was angry. He said: "I can understand the coroner's attitude about the boys. "I can't forgive the mother who still hasn't offered me or my wife a
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    'Yes' to convent bride
    216 9 WHEN Robert Allen *|decided he wantJJ# to marry Jean Williams he went to a convent to ask the nipher Prioress' P6tmission. For 23-year-old Jean went to live in the hos- tel at the Convent of the Good Shepherd, I South Gosford, near Newcastle, England, fOßtr years
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    'Police beat us up,' say 3 men from Kent
    245 9 'Police beat us up,' say 3 men from Kent rpHREE Men of Kent went on a day outin* to x Boulogne. And there, they s were called "English p by the police, and loct Each got a black eye and bruises. And lost their cigarettes. The men are 26-year-old Michael
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    73 9 riMIIS is a picture of A <>ne of the satellites the United states is Wilding up into the reaches of the earth's atmosphere daring the coming geophysical *ear. Only about 54 centimetres in diameter, it contains a series of Instruments and a radio transmitter
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      213 10 Overseas Chinese told— QVEKSEAS Chinese in South-East Asia would Uv wisv to switch from commerce to industry. J'lii j the advice ol Mr, Ch tutc owned China Fii h< rl South-E Asia as leader Blon Mr Chen added thai most ol the ''"'in! i"i ;> ol
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    153 10 Regional talks soon on P.I. A-centre A REGIONAL conference Of II Asian nations and the United States oil the establishment «>f j nuclear centre In the Philippines will open in Washington on July 8. The United states 'ia S offered to back the Asian nuclear centre with a U5520,000,000 contribution
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    137 10 'THE Washington correspondent ol the Japanese news agency Kyodo quoted United States Defence Department sources as sayIng that the return of the Okinawa and Bonin islands to Japan could easily be solved. The correspondent said he had been informed b;. the sources that "if Japan
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    47 10 A Taipeh Foreign Office spokesman said. "S' the Republic of Korea again become the victim Chinese Communist > gression, the Republic China would render prompt, and effective Biftance in a manner would best eontribu 1 the (\nfo^¥ nf thn MfcTfJ* SO IS A.P.
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    121 12  -  SUNNY GIAM BY A silhouette study by Teck Kons, a 13-year-old Primary Six student at St. Patrick's School. Using two members of the Pictorialist (iroup oi tin- Photographic Society of Singapore, he took this Hue shot at Telok Mata Ikan on one of the group's regular Sunday
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    273 12 MEET Singapore's youngest exhibition photographer 13-year-old Lai Teck Kong, a Primary Six student of St. Patrick's School. He took up photography only last December when he enlisted as a member of the Photographic Society of Singapore. Prior to that Teck Kong wasn't interested in photography until he
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    123 12 A dinner p;irty given recently by the Singapore Art Society Photographic Group in honour at one of its members. Mr. Van Fook Leun, who has received o |lp the highest awards in photography, the Fellowship of the Royal Photographs Society of Clreat Britain. Seated from left
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      269 13 I AST week we told you how to make a simple shallow pool for Your garden. This week we present a more ambitious idea for readers with space to spare. An ornamental pond Makes an ideal central feature for the formal garden. The cost of construction is
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    700 14 For first time post-war there's no U.S. representative in semi finals SVEN DAVIDSON REMAINS THREAT TO THE AUSSIES 4I S I KALI A, the world's leading tennis nation, are closing in again on the men s singles titles at Wimbledon. They provided three of the last
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    420 14 TOURISTS WELL PLACED FOR WIN DERBYSHIRE'S batting crumpled against the furiOUfi assault Ot Roy Qilchrist and Tom Dewdney after they had been set to score 291 to beat the West. Indies at Chesterfield yesterday. in the last 35 minutea they lost three wickets for 20 run and, though le pitch
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    434 14 MEN'S SINGLES (farter-finals: A.,hley Cooper (Auat) beat H, Plain (U.S.) v > 7— r g i; Noaie Fraser (Aust) beat v Schmidt (Sweden, 1 U, 6—4, 6 8, G 4, G— 4; i/<'w n<,;ui (Aust) i)t Mervyn Rose (Aust) G 4, 4—B, 10-8, 6—3; •S. David'on (Sweden)
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    200 14 r EW HOAD, on orders from higher up, refused to talk about the report that he may turn professional after the Wimbledon tennis championships. All indications were that the report, which originated in Sydney, was premature. In New York a spokesman for promoter Jack Kramer
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    325 14 Somerset score a quick win versus Leicester OOMERSET sco r e c their fourth victory of the season in the English County Cricket Championship yesterday by beating Leicestershire by 58 runs in a remarkable day's play at Leicester. A total of 23 wickets id] during the day for 153 runs,
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    197 14 "DESULT in yesterdays cricket matches: At Leicester: Somerset beat Leicestershire by 58 runs. Somerset 150 and 95 (Savage stt for 28); Leicestershire 146 and 41 (Langford five for 15, Me Ma lion five for 24). Close of play In other matches were: At The Oval: Surrey
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    687 15 ALLAN LEWIS'S report on this morning's workouts STRAIGHT FLIGHT DOES DAY'S BEST WORK STRAIGHT FLIGHT, a last start winner at Bukit Timah, ridden by Sydney jockey Arthur Ward, drew attention to his chances on the first day when he went better than Superscope (Posner) to dispose of
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      89 15 Brian London has strong claim for title fight RRIAN LONDON, son of JJtormer British heavyweight champion Jack London*, staked a claim for a British heavyweight title bout by knocking out Peter Bates (Derbyshire) in less than two rounds at West Hattlepool last night. A crowd of 12.000 .«aw London floor
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      27 15 Somdrs Yontratfit. of Thailand, arrived in Tokyo yesterday to defend his Orient welterweight title against Japan's Jiro Swada, former Orient lightweight champion, on July 15. A. P.
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      66 15 The Washington State Athletic Commission has decided to stand by its approval of a proposed heavyweight championship fight between champion Floyd Patterson and Olympic champion Pete Rademrtcher at Seattle on Aug. 22. Dr. Charles P. Parson of Tncoma, chairman r<f the commission, said the commission will ignore the action of
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    56 15 Cracknell back in the saddle MAX CRACKNELL, who injured his knee in a race accident at Ipoh late last year, has returned to Malaya and was riding track work at Bukit Timah this morning. Cracknell, who has been out of the saddle for about six,, months, will probably resume race
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    122 15 TTOi X world's best plt- f<': MKiiicrs for 1957 were r 5B5 (i a 1 a two-day atßwtic, international betW«^i Poland and Cv.rrhn afc la in Krakow Poland. rn&V lav J lln 6wirth i iSS v;ikl;i > won the LOW in. in- in 3 mln. 40
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    125 15 JJUGBY LEAGUE circles In Sydney today doubted whether French captain and centre Jacques Merquey would be able to accept the big offer he has received to play at Wollongong on the Southern New South Wales Coast for five years. Terms of a contract are worth
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    66 15 Pootball-pola win soon bei Introduced In Omc. to help rjiisr funrl.s for tn€ drvclopmr-nt of Gr<"\. sport* Other m6ney sources wiii Jyg-*^ r;inr; j Twenty new 'tudiunr and I gymnastic fields will be compli ted id h< ncai future. Bev< r;ii organise t ion; anrl
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    297 15 Gembira in attractive 3f. wide out Gembira (Bougoure) was attractive when running three in 39 2/5. wide out. Sterling < Maniam l and Charlemond (Camer) easily ran three in 42 1/5. Sound Barrier and Karang were not impressive when running three in 40. Tarzan went easily over three in 43
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    287 15 'PLAY SAFE' ROUND BY STAR PLAYERS riiWKLVK hours of |O)J oa 1 the old and new course* at St. AndlVWl yesterday gave no pointer its to who will win the British Open Golf Championship This wa.s the first qualifying round and most 01 the .star players were content to "play
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    53 15 Don;; Ford, American Masters Champion, won the Western Open Golf Tournament In Detroit yesterday after a play-off. He beat Gene Littler and Bill Maxwell on tho first hole of the play-off, and then beat George Bayer on the third. All four had tied with 72-hole totals
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    465 16 C 'WEALTH: INCLUDE RED CHINA U.S. to unfold nudearjruce plan today Otherwise pact worthless i i iDERSof ten British Commonwealth nations agreed yesterdaj that Red China as a potential nuclear power should join in signing „i\ East-Wesl treat} on disarmament. 1 [nf ormanl Inside the Premiers' meeting room said there
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    66 16 A MALAY DKIVKR, Ilu.'i him Jumai 20, whs mlted, while on his way home In Lorong \i. ai about 8 p.m lasi night. Hi ai .ailants, bfiWed to be i wo ihlnese an lalay, a] o took away h allei containing $125 In ca >h and other
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    219 16 ERA OF THE ASIAN 'Their moment in history' says PM Mr. John Diefenbaker, Canada's new Prime Minister, .said in London last night that the enormous surge of nationalism in Asia and Ai'rica was probably the dominant feature in the history of this period. It overshadowed even the confrontation of Communism
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    112 16 TMU'i White House was told yesterday that it is now feared the hurricane death toll in Louisiarfa will be around 500. Mr Vai Peterson, President Eisenhower s personal representative on the .scene, ijave this report He Ls Flying back to Washington to report personally to
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    37 16 Lovely Ann c ||m wood (below), uiuiVr contract to the Organisation in i land keeps slim J bicycling to the studkj every day Her next picture is Daßferoiu Exile, whiih uls«> i (rs Louis Jourtlun
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