The Singapore Free Press, 4 October 1957

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    13 1 The Singapore Free Press Own Family Paper -n^H=.. FH*». O.««r 4. > 15 ttS
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    Lock icon Canada and U.K. agree
    44 1 THE Canadian Government will explore the possibility of entering into a gradual free-trade union with Britain, it was learnt on high authority last night. On measures for expanding bilateral trade, the two countries seem to have reached general agreement.— A.P.
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    Move to break up 'black' school
    276 1 Move to break up 'black' school A ITHORITATIVE cir--1 ties reported in Singapore this niorninj> that the iirsl step towards the bieak-up of the 3,800 -pupil Chung Cheng n»s l» School, or alternatively moves to improve administration will be made tomorrow. The Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Education, Mr.
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    Lock icon POLISH ANTI-STALIN STUDENTS CLASH WITH POLICE
    292 1 POLISH ANTI-STALIN STUDENTS CLASH WITH POLICE L w r .ruU use tear gas and clubs to break up protest Freedom newspaper is banned QTEEL-HELMETKD Polish riot police used clubs and gas bombs in Warsaw last night to break up a student protest over the banning of the anti-Stalinist paper Po
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    46 1 picture. I Beautiful Hong Konjj I actress Miss Grace I j bang :i the Mambo" girl last night arrived in Singapore from Hong Kong u ith fellow s>t.ir.». film technicians and cameramen f<>r the shootin« of loi-al scenes for her latest Rim "Air Hostess Free Press
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    Japan in big drive
    57 1 I launch a major ►ort drive to South- rkets in com- tion with the United ates and other Western >roducm. junichi Purusawa 'f the Exportyrtßank of Japan, said esterday in New Ynrk L H J deterioration E balance of pay- as the result of the talent
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    Red offer to Sudan
    51 1 THE Soviet Union has guaranteed the purchase of all of Syria's surplus agricultural produce. Mr. Hamid Khuja. Syrian Minister for Agriculture, said in Alleppo yesterday. The Soviet Union has also proposed an economic and trade agreement with the Sudan according to Mr. Abdullah Khalil, Sudanese Prime
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    Prince will try to clear name
    230 1 >RIN T CE Carl Bernadotte. a cousin of Kins. GUStaf Adolf of Sweden, was yesterday indicted on a charge of complicity in grave extortion. the Public Prosecutor's office in Stockholm an- i nounced. i on fUa fwvt J he charge carries with It a
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    Rubber price
    32 1 October first grade rubber buyers fob. opened in Singapore this morning at 84 l i cent! a lb., down three-quarters of 8 rent on yesterday's close, The tone was Quiet.
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    Lock icon ROPE DIM FOR SURVIVING QUINS
    48 1 HKS§ held tor the two [urviving babies. The matron said they hould live for at least an. other ii hours in their present condition, Doctors said it could be several weeks before it was known whether the hahies were out of dancer. Reuter
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    China invites Malayan trade union leaders
    311 2 REQUESTJFOR JAGANATHAN AT PEKING LABOUR TALKS pEKIN(; has invited the president of the Singapore Trade Union Congress, Mr. S. Jaganathan, to attend an all-China trade union meeting starting on Dee. 2. Another invitation has bwn extended to the Malayan Trade Union Council to send
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    Lock icon Wheat for Poland
    19 2 A. P. Poland purchased 850.000 bushels of us. wheat, exporters in New Y"rk re ported yesterday.
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    Lock icon FLU HITS NEW YORK
    50 2 Tiio 'long-awaited epl- 1 demlc ol A lan flu hit n -a sfork yesterday i lump ahead oJ suppiiei ol Immu nil Hi" vaccine Ail estimated 150.000 Of the city'a 940.000 pupila ven away from KhOOl with th; I n f cc t lon U. P.
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    18 2 Christine Carere French screen and television star is now I In Hollywood under contract to 20th Ccn- tury-Fox.
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    Lock icon Baltimore burials
    25 2 The Duke and Duchess of Windsor yesterday denied in Paris that they have made plans to be buried In Baltimore, Maryland. A. P.
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    Lock icon Kashmir debate
    29 2 Hie united Nations 8< cu rity council w:ii resume 11 k i hmir deb iU In Ni a Yori next Tuesday, If waa announced la nighl Reuter
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    Lock icon West Berlin mayor
    33 2 West Berlin ma yor Herr Willy Brandt, a 43--year old tnodera t e tciali t ye ti rday el i ted Lord Mayor oi Cowniu n a ot| circled West Berlin A. P.
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    Lock icon Key man for K.L
    72 2 President Elsenhower yesterday named career diplomat Homer j. Byington Jr. as the first U.S. Ambassador to the Federation of Malaya. Mr. Byington, 49. U now Counsellor and Deputy Chicl of Mis-ion at the American Embassy in Madrid. Appointment of a skilled professional diplomat to the Kuala
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      103 2 Obtainable fi •'Mi MARDEN CO., 82. Orch.ird Roid, Singapore. |OHN LITTLE. R.iffl. Place, Singapore. LI SENG MIN CO. LTD 6. North Budge Road. Singapore. KAMIKAZE! CC C A UTHENIIC SCENES from CAPTURED JAP FILMS! jbKm E JAPANESE KAMIKAZE PILOTS in "LAST-RITES fW iTVM CEREMONY before taking off to CRASH DIVE
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      63 2 NAPRO^ BLONDING EMULSION lightens your halt to the exact slid U you desire* wiih Napio Blonding you can tighten your i ;i shade or be radiant Easy to use, safe T ;ipro Blon<; me Kti '.lin.s rich, exclusive oil leave your hail soft, i' king, shinin r:] n< aii'i beaut]
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    GOVT. CALLED TO INCREASE
    312 3 t n milv planning work demand grows 5 pore tafi''^ r *HF Singapore Familj Planning Association has asked the Gov ,menl for a further increase in its annual grant. The Governmeni has been prpgrewlyely tnits grant to the association during the s This year the association
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    Lock icon Nehru out to check Jap stand
    122 3 r riiE Indian Prime Minister. Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru, due in Tokyo this afternoon, is expected to try to reach an under-standing with the Japanese on Japans role in the AfroAsian group and on other political and economic questions of interest to the two countries.
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    At council's mercy now
    218 3 At council's mercy now 4LL we want is a roof over our heads." sobbed the wife of a jobless tuberculosis victim yesterday. She had just been ordered to stop re-building the tumbledown shack which was her home, and which a Singapore City Council squad demolished on Monday. Her husband, Lim
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      64 3 'omforl and Quiet, stay at:— STRAND HOTEL 25, Bcncoolen Street, Singapore-7. II rooms with Telephone bath Toilet attached 1 ond cold running water several rooms with long baths) an, Chinese Food and Drinks also served. nable chargei Phone Nos. *****/*****. Ladies Choi, carypi^l i R I F F E //^X^kv
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      177 3 HANTU BANGKIT! U CI I >"J^ Wk aftm ak^V BJ i Dm MtLl i •^Cr^sf#»B Bk. o*^b! bm A I ml^BJ I a hH Bt j^r vJr y I S^Hl'&Sblbßv^ /^BBBk A X^b*/^x jßui IVK. '^bbbbW *pW fl^^Bßß^Jßßflr J "^*9 Kj Bs f- j jul W»l 1 fl fT^vflßaßr I
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    The Singapore Free Press Opinion SELFISH PARKING
    263 4 The Singapore Free Press Opinion SELFISH PARKING RIDAY, Oct. I II rriih difficulties of car- parking in Singapore are known to everybody and, with the inrrca.sm^ number oi car;-;, it, is lik< ly Unit thr problem will get even worse. Lucky is the man whose position in life allows him
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    Talk with jailed Britons
    335 4  - Talk with jailed Britons LORD LAMBTON By Their desire is i £or b00k5...! I read through i Pickwick Papers i every three weeks, said Swinburn I WENT to President Nasser's Turah jail outside Cairo and talked with James Swinburn and James Zarb, the two Britons serving sentences for allegedly spying
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    BY THE WAY
    168 4  -  Beachcomber IT look .is though Wt shall iiavr to do some shoot Ing today," said the Macaroon of Macaroon "We can't expect birds to drop down the chimney every day, said K ilcocki obhin FouienOUgh was silent Present!} he said: "Leave »t to me." in two hours
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      20 4 Platinum > (JoU ENGAGEMENT WLUDING RINGS P H H E N D R Y it-r ',n \.,n. Briigf k- >«i, I|K,IC
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      266 4 Srills^ntttottie Movies P O^H DESIGNED FOR K^s||f M A LIFETIME OF SO /VMNY WONDERFUL FEATURES 500 watt Lamp Bmm. Projector. ,(V_ Mraighl line Opti..«l "^y Framinc adjastmri it'~"^i l fflffj Sv^trm Eliminates re- 7f> forr.-ot framir M 'VJ Ij^ lifft- d light toes a \lr f.i-iiy nbt /N special condenser
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      26 4 Gold Dram *»>£. High Marks 4i Ah, the fortunes of war, Ludwig Let's lend the victors a few million to help put them on their feet!'' aucountnel
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    CO-OP BANK TO BE STARTED WITH CAPITAL
    258 5 CO-OP BANK TO BE STARTED WITH CAPITAL I «*.<*£ an expert to help organisation mi finalised to form a co-operative bank in Singa)LANS r.il'bo inatnintccl within H few days with a capital of i"» e $2 750,000. The chairman of the Singapore Co-operative ;,,n Mr N r A Kularajah, told
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    Orchids once a week
    145 5 Orchids once a week E rrW{E daily sale of E JL orchid phuits at the E E Singapore Botanic Qar- E dtns ivill be stopped by E the end of this month. E E The acting director of E the Botanic Gardens, E Mr. H. M. Burkill, an- E E
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    Expansion of fire brigade
    100 5 Expansi on of fire brigade jadeis to be expanded next fa to cope m [reasing demands made on •he si vice. The City Council has sanctioned a total of 63 new appointments to be made from Jan 1. They include 24 firemen, nine foremen and sub-fore-men, three section leader* nine
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    CANCER QUERY
    25 5 Mr. Seah Peng Chuan, at the Legislative Assembly meeting on Oct. 16. will Inquire about facilities for the treatment of cancer in Singapore.
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    Lock icon DE GAULLE AS PREMIER?
    68 5 DE GAULLE AS PREMIER? riiiit lengthei shadow irles de the F I scene last night as President Reno Cot v name the new prime n Pari s obsi favour M. R Pleven, twice premier of France since the war, to be asked to form the next government but both ho
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    Lock icon RI warns on New Guinea
    14 5 Unite! the Aybly yesterday for a is in Reuter
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    AT NAVAL BASE
    6 5 1 are Bill
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    Lock icon TICKING HEART MAN DIES
    71 5 Leo a Caffrey. who.se !^>t ticked like a clock. died in hospital m Boston, Massachusetts* yesterday. Hiiee years ago a plastic valve v. us inserted in his heart to replace the leaking aortic valve The plastic valve had a little ball lnside it which clicked audibly
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    Community picnic
    25 5 A picnic will be held on Sunday by the Community 1 f ntre ol Kumponß Bllat state ai the Chlng Kcc Sun Bungalow
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    THANK-YOU IN INDIA
    33 5 THANK-YOU IN INDIA fOR *ho wu rescued rrom ago yesterday said he sc In India. (1.,, land ti. Mi.i unrecovered from hu "i""! that he was tO build j '°W tun of tlurnks-
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      162 5 j Tho FEDERAL DISPENSARY Ltd M, WAFFI CS Cl A! r S'PORE I OLD STORAGE ANCADC, ORCHAHO RO. |linillillill||inilllllllllllC3l|||||||||||C]|||||i|i||||C]!llllltlllllC3llilil|||||in!i]llll^ For comfort, convenience economy Stay at Malayan Railuiuj I STATION HOTEL! KEPPEL ROAD SINCAPORE A Home from Home Every comfort provided 3t prices you can afford AIR-CONDITIONED ROOMS. ..ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES
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      80 6 PICK THE PACK THAT SUITS J YOU BEST! With L G M.. and only L& M can you pick the park thai su I S s i V'Hi best. And only L M t. l v if tU flavour rhe ''I'LL fX( lli:j;, AVOUR. S &SXJ yi I rtTr i
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      113 6 >I%M»HAIii: l»> l<< l.ilk an«l I'iiii Davin r ropp avi /T^ i cat. -Y~ i ga/v fSwNfwS > YOURSELF UPf) K J WiT^ /Cv> VvJ SOMETM'/ I \JSMOOTINOf/ i, r A', r/ i l P' y MOVING —^rfHiKfiGOi/T in THATCA-^ r% AT"^ INTHERf. >/ ;^i' J^jMßgß^pJSl^SM^Hfe: I s^oa. p^oa s-ee'a
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      432 6 BORN today, your tact, dlplom ana personal charm will further your major objectives at all tim. it may app -a- that you do not work ai hard as many to achieve goal but you have the habit ol fu] planning and the capacity working bard without appearing put out much
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  • Round the World market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      132 7 io\no\\ OH, li n.viuiH Today r I K S Clt 05 buyers 84 i Ott- J 5 y filers 21 i IfUers I buyers 24 ibu 25 *i .sellers 25 MUSTS ki buyers M buyers geSers MH .imfiEß !BS S 35^ buSl 2j a 1 81 B
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      New York prices York prices
      112 7 New York prices York prices ID! Strait Spot [F*,l!!iUr! ««Ddard 101 Ouiet Kc rJntract Oct Slrail> (t)"1 Tom Quiet. RUBBER: Futures Nov. f rrONF Barely steady Ko' 1 RSS Oct. landed price ronn Futures *H' contract p fr M W YORK, Ott 3. I'revious Today 9300 nom 92 62 nom.
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      36 7 NEW YORK, Oct 3. Previous Today 10 Industrials 465 03 465 82 !0 Railroads 126 02 ***** tO Domestic Bonds 84.79 84.81 [5 Utilities 67.04 66.83 15 SlorU famnnsil.- UprirM I.tQDQ 159 20
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      U.S. PEPPER
      33 7 and wall a floats Sara1 release 24si. G merit 2;V.: Muntok white spot and awaiting release 35. afloatfl 35 to 34'j. otober shipment 34, sellers ex-dock. shipquotcd in U.S. cents Ib.
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      91 7 OPRA Philippines c.i.f. t'-K./ North European delivered i i \.>\ I>KV f I K. /North l delivi i,t »e r lon§ ton Oct N Nov. Df( h^°. NTT OIL straits in ,55 P? r lo n« ton Oct Nov. )N1 r OIL crude Ceylon "•I. European
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    79 7 picture. Mr. T. Saeki, (left) director of the Ajinoinoto Co. Ltd.. and Mr. Saburosukc Suzuki, chairman of Ajinomoto Co. Ltd., last night arrived in Singapore by Qantas-BOAC on a two day visit on their way home from a round-the-world trip. Mr. Suzuki, 67, one of the biggest industrialists in Japan,
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    It's 'safe' to crash in S'pore
    234 7 gINGAPORE Airport is now fully equipped to deal with any major air crash. A Government spokesman said that a large quantity of new and modern safety equipment ordered in the planning stage was now in use and firemen were proficient in its operation The
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    STAGE CLUB
    32 7 Members of th singa Stag.- Club i lei i Ml R|V Coombi w i new committee Mi Woiicn is the ne? witii Miss tnei t 1 tzoi I the secretary.
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      121 7 :BIG DOUBIE MTRACTION!: P^(I T cfft OFUCIAL WORLDS MtOOLEWEIGHf ■I Ml 1 CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT FILMS P ft^l SUGAR RAY :p" cotVen DnDIIJCnU rhonda I lUUlallllj II Ail iWn wendell vs CARMEN .nya*^ DflalUU nßftfl 3vMr I I UL 1 m m T>, A .fc»fi,f SUNDAY M'NITE multisonic W control pTIl
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      211 7 illlllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllll^ ISINCAPORE i IHICH TIDES I jE TODAY: 802 pm I E TOMORROW: 9J52 a.m. 5 E and 8.5«) p.m. E SUNDAY: !M7 a.m. and 9.40 p.m. MONDAY: 10.00 a.m. and 10.1."> p.m. E E TUESDAY: 10. 31 a.m. E and 10.49 p.m. I WEDNESDAY: 10 54 a.m. and 11.20
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    GLUG...GLUG—IT'S STEAK ON
    218 8 G LUG. ..G LUG— IT'S STEAK ON LJERE is a picture that would horrify our grandmothers These babies are being fed on steak And they are only five days old. The experiment is now complete and is you can see the revolutionary ritual fO6f orx three times a d.iy at
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    They're making heavy weather of it
    112 8 They're making heavy weather of it Nav a I Forces of N i.a. countries are now taking part In large scale se air exercises In European waters. The NATO, strike force includes some of the world's mi^hti est fighting ships the I S. aircraft carriers Forrest al and Saratoga, and
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    A LIFE ON THE OCEAN WAVE
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    UNKNOWN
    111 8 •"THE COlleg Eton may fa fish and chi bai term. Sixty-two sh the town's High-strei considering the college aui their fight ag£ fish and chip street. The new sh open at No. i '•it will main! the college bo pn ipFietresi White last But shopk have signed Eton Coun
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    THE MENU
    33 9 I premature babies on 5 two years ago. <%: pic- it fe Mnlottil 'rccd.nj; the" five day olds on solid food. Left one of the contented babes aren't any cries >n this
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    81 9 A typist in a Manchester office. England, with a new look, is really taking precautions against Asian r E Flu by wearing one of the masks now being sold in the town for combating the epidemic of Asian flu. A medical officer of health has stated that the E spread
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    something fishy college
    30 9 something fishy college v:.. n my Mr. White: "My hus>a and 1 think our new shop will pn much ippn j Dignified i done -here fish want parcels sorry neigh-
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    Flooded out..
    12 9 the UFges yS5* S th'vi', rough hZ theta h«,,H.s f
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      115 9 NO OTHER AIRLINE OFFERS SO MUCH! /'<>/■ example: WORLD-WIDE LEADERSHIP Wherever i\ the wobld you're going, fly there with Pan American the airline that gives you the priceless advantage ol round-the-world experience on <\ t i y flight. First across the Pacific, first across the Atlantic, Brsl throughout Latin America
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    KING SAUD KEEPS ON THE GO-IN LUXURY!
    561 10  - KING SAUD KEEPS ON THE GO-IN LUXURY! COLIN LAWSON In three years, he has logged 200,000 miles By to Damascus, for talks with Syi lan Pr< sident Bhukrl Kuwatly. An I tint Dip i balked up an esi imati d 200,000 miles of ti ivi i since Baud buc I■■de
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    All dressed up, but...
    95 10 All dressed up, but j The poodle in our picture, in front of a photograph of film star Jayne Mansfield, was looking forward to meeting the actress in London last month. She had been washed, combed, trimmed, perfumed and beribboned, but "POOR HONEY, I JUST CAN'T HAVE HER." That was
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    ARTIE JOINS RUSSIANS IN WAR AGAINST INSOMNIA
    74 10 ARTIE JOINS RUSSIANS IN WAR AGAINST INSOMNIA A SLEEPING machine has been invented by Russian scientists, said Dr. Horsley Cant of the Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore. I>r. Cant said he had seen this new eur e for insomnia during a recent visit t o Moscow. It works by attaching two
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    Cab girls are barred
    217 10 Cab girls are barred pvo American cabaret expelled from Egypt by Nasser cabled him last week: "Tell us th e reason why." Blonde 28-year-old Wanda Smith an <i darkhaired 26-year-old Berneta Denson went to Cairo three months ago on a si\month contract. Politicians t a' my officers, and rich Egyptians
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    Shots from a revolver hit lovers
    476 10 Shots from a revolver hit lovers A QUIET ROMANCE cNQs 4 LITTLE boy played in a corner as revoh shots in a tiny back kitchen ended the qujei romance of 51-year-old Denyi Bower, owner oi a ISO-room castle, and 21-year-old Aim White whose family shares a Hat in a terraced
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    INSIDE SHOW BUSINESS
    421 11 NEVER NEVER ENVY A GIRL LIKE THIS! By A Special Correspondent KIM NOVAK used to be a plump, shy girl who sewed seams in a silk-stocking factory for a living. I have Just watched her soar into the sort of life many a working girl day-dreams about.
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    Mitzi switches to drama
    97 11 ABOVE. Lovely, vivacious actress, Mitzi Gaynor plays her most Iramatic role to-date in Paramount' s "The Joker Is Wild." She portrays the unhappy wife of night club comedian Joe E. Lewis portrayed by Frank Sinatra. Singing, dancing star Mitzi has appeared in a host of musical
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    Lock icon Bogarde's new role
    91 11 Dirk Bogarde, Britain's busiest star, fulfils a long-standing ambition with his portrayal of Sydney Carton in the Charles Dickens' classic, "A Tale Of Two Cities' 1 He joins a select group of world-renowned actors such as Sir John Martin-Harvey and Ronald Colman who have brought this part
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    Round the studios
    279 11 Dorothy Tutin's appearance with Dirk Bogarde in A Tale of Two Cities is likely to be her Last film for some time. She has signed for the next Shakespeare season at Stratford-on-Avon with the promise of playing Juliet to Richard Johnson's Romeo, 0 Plans for In e
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    Lock icon She models gems
    58 11 The girl with Malayan 550.000 worth ot|c»cMc.y to choose from is model Cynthia Blackburn, who comes »rom Yorksh-re. The jewe lery .s l.i.d out on Scr dressing room t.iblc it the Roy.il Albert Hill London «l she prepares to t.ikc p'rt in f«hlon .1 .ho thirH intcrn.t.on.,l
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    Lock icon HATTA BACKS RI'S 'GUIDED DEMOCRACY
    286 12 DRKSIDENT Sukarno told the people in Makassar, the capital ol South Celebes, that Dr. Hatta had agreed with him that the best democracy for Indonesia v\ as "guided democracy.* 1 He (aid that al] the sacrifices made by *»<' [ndonesiaru In the past were aimed
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    Lock icon A way to the heart
    233 12 A way to the heart 1 PHILIPPINE Ambai- sador General to the United State* (arh»s P. Koniulo, said In Anna- polis. Maryland, that the I S. can continue to make friends all over the world if its deeds continue to ton- form to its ideals. The Ambassador spoke at ceremonies
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    Lock icon Reds tour China
    43 12 VISITING Hungarian and Bulgarian delegations have left Peking to tour other parts of Communist China, Radio Peking reported. The delegations are led by Hungarian Premier J;»--nos Kadar and Bul^ari- in deputy chairman of the Council of Ministers Anton Yii'jov U.P.
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    Lock icon Machinery pact
    31 12 a Japanese motor com- pany has concluded a contraci for the export of tome CJ*****,000 worth of construct lon machinery to Burma under the .JapanBurma reoaratlons agree ment. U.P.
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    TV INTERVIEW WAS 'GROSS DISCOURTESY'
    127 12 TV INTERVIEW WAS 'GROSS DISCOURTESY' gIR Robert Craigle, British Ambassador to Japan from 1937 to 1 94 1 discribed as "a gross piece of dlscourtesy" the interview last week with the Japanese Foreign Minister Mr. Aitchiro Fujiyama, on British commercial television. This was contained in a letter from him published
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    29 12 Sam Sary, ftfembei o! King's Council, cutting j the ribbon to opt i Ihe bridge at Kam,>on« Smach, Cambodia, \t right is I.S Amba i dor Carl W. Strnm.
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  • Glimpses
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      Lock icon US. economic aid hint to Asians
      154 12 US. economic aid hint to Asians AN American govern- ment official offered a four -point programme aimed at creating a favourable climate for United States investments to aid in the economic development of the Far East. Mr. Walter Williams, Under Secretary of Commerce, told about 1,000 Asian and American business
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      16 12 China Syria Friendship Association to support Syrian Independence has been Inaugurated in pe- king. U. P.
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      76 12 Asian flu vaccine has arrived in Japan and will be administered to all U.S. Fifth Air Force per- so7inel by Oct. 14.— U.P. Under a new trade agreement. India will trade animal skins, vegetable oil, rayon, cigarettes, sports and leather goods for Czechoslovak tools, diesel engines, tractors, diesel locomotives and
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      68 12 The United Nations Korean Reconstruction Agency and the South Korean Government dedicated a modern cement plant at Mongyong, near Taegu, Central South Korea, built at a cost of 1 4,280.000 sterling. It has a capacit 1 of 200,000 tons a year.Keuter. Janos Kadar, Hungaria? Prime Minister, told 10,00( students at
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      66 12 Fhe Nopal election commission has announced Ir Katmandu that it is imix>ssible to hold the nation's fir.st genera] elections on Oct. 10, as originally scheduled, Nationwide balloting is not now expected before next sumIM'T A P. Hr John Hill and Mr Robert Mathew. Britisii Conservative Members of Parliament, said in
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      68 12 A FOREST FIRE HAS BEEN RAGING U N C HECKED FOR SEVERAL WEEKS ON FLORES, ONE OF THE LESSER SUNDA ISLANDS. DESTROYING VAST AREAS OF PASTURE AND MANY THOUSANDS OF ACRES OF FOREST. REUTER. Communist China has reported major gains in the production of basic industrial needs plus a big
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      18 12 by German experts v)h helped to build it as bein{ one of the finest in j/j ivorld.— Reuter
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      29 12 The Cairo newspaper A Ah ram said that Yugosltt President Tito would vis* Syria, Egypt and Indo nesia next January fo top level conferences witt Asian neutralist leaden U.P.
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      24 12 -k Red China has reported thi start of construction on large hydro-electr; powa station on the Yi I i Rive! in Yunnan Province. U.P.
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      21 12 Communist China that it had pumpe i ove; US$lB,OOO million Intj over-all capital iiv. a during its first M plan U.P.
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    168 12 HK goods for fair at Manila AN estimated Msl,- worth of Hong Kong products will be shipped from the colony in November for display at the international fair to be held in Manila, trade sources reported. At present more than 45 local manufacturers most of them from the metal industry,
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    1284 13 ROBERT PITMAN tells of strange adventfsrcs 5 as 34 men battle (or a I frozen continent J L CAP IMG FROM GERMANS HE QAMt "r to face 4S the luhtoi A sea Hie liiosl din par Win re myon( i thousand la^ •laciei rarest inr ,way.
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    197 13  -  PHILIP OAKES THE BEST IN CRIME By mi: wii f OF THE D-HAIRED MAN. Bv Mil 8. Ballinger. Relnhardt. i ts. 6d. r suspenseful story of fifed Negro detective the heels oi an escaped Onvicl and l Ls wife <who.se oua husband he has dead),
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    84 13 THE NAVY HAD A DAVY CROCKETT EXTRAORDINARY SFAMAN. By J. V \V Mallalieu. MacQibbon ifi Ki Lss, r i'j pa\ MALLALIEU complains, reasonably enough, that for cvcrj ***** Britons who have heard of Davy Crmki a mlnoi American frontiersman in a had period of United stairs history, ma •>•' otH'
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    Problem horse Curls to take main event
    401 14 ALLAN LEWIS sums up tomorrow 1 races f r ii i \m m 1 PLATE, for (lass l>i\ I horsefl over S '.I, main race at Penang tomorrow, looks fairly open because i can (hand's to Shah D'Or Sadoura, CurlSj Turn To, Showman
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    TRAILER CAN TURN THE TABLES ON DENTUREENE
    158 14 mRAILER, ;econd to I Dentim-ene the. second day now mi ets 1 hat (lass 5, i)i v l 6F Dentureene 9.07; Trailer 9.00; (.net x.oii; Big Hit 8.05; Pearly 8.04; Grazie 8.01; Cyrene 8.01; Ellew x.oi Brown Eyes 7.11; Tre a Bien 7
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    168 14 fFIHERE arc five final ae- day. They arc: Electro 8.13; A ceptors for the Au.s- Monte Carlo 8.12- Evening tralian Jockey Club Derby to Peal and Caranna both 8.11; br run over twelve furlongs Llanisfair 8.10; Cardigan and at Randwiek tomorrow. .Book Link both 8.09; MacThey are:
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    Entertainment 111 obvious choice in the main sprint
    362 14 Entertainment 111 obvious choice in the main sprint The result of the main sprint. Cl. 4. Div. 1, 6f. at Penany tomorrow will depend on the state of the going. If the going is good, which is not probable. Periwinkle will win despite his rise of 7-lb for his last
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    SENTIMENTAL LOOKS BEST
    254 14 YY 1 1 h Parrot Pashlon promoted to Olasa 4 Sentimental ;U1(1 Plox !'»ol: f.oo for the opposition In the c'i 0 imv 1 event over one Mile Sentimental tret;, only .'i It) oxtra for hi.s secoMd' r je;ul neat with Wox) behind Parrot Fashion the first
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    THEY WILL NOT START
    29 14 FOLLOWING horses wili not st ai I >„ 1 Elturius, Argentina, Kust i, w Drafoon, living (lose, Peurto Rico vi li(<l ami Emperor. ltu >i f
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    REASONABLE CAN BEAT THIS FIELD
    302 14 I am not looking beyond Reasonable tor the winner of the Cl. 4 Div 2, B\f race. Reasonable was running on strongly at the end of his first race, when third to Curls and Ffarwel Hat for which he drops onepound. He can win Without
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    CLIONA LOOKS ONE OF TOMORROW'S BEST
    352 14 pLIONA, second to Satellite in her only race at the last Penang meeting, can be one of the best bets' of the day in the Cl. 5, Div. 2, One Mile race. Clicna gets an extra 6--Ib, which us not harsh, with Satellite in
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    ACSOT HEATH RACE RUNNERS
    74 14 piNAL ACCEPTORS, with weights, for the Duke of Edinburgh Stakes, to be run over .six furlongs at Ascot Heath on Oct. 11, are: Eli.sha and Abbey Oaks. each 9.07; Rose's Reject, Barleycroft and Boccaccio, each 9.03; Daiicne, 9.00; Teynham, Supreme Joy, Sunflash. Veronese, Suchard. Crystal Bay,
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    157 15 BRAY TO MEET JEFFREY IN FINAL I LT BRAN the B.AF doctor, saw feop! C Clf hub yesterday. B who led the qualieet SAC J I R A R 1,: i today piaving consistent golf hout, Bray won Ins arter final 6 and 5 JnstSgt O'Carroll. and [en teat W.
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    53 15 JILWAUKEE BRAVES, iplaying in their first 'orld Baseball Series, beat ;w York Yankees, winners the title IT times in New crk yesterday to level the ls t oi ?e\ ii at one ime Braves, National ague pennant holders, on 4-2 to Yankees' '1 victory in Wednesday's
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    CARDIF 11-6
    19 15 Cardni beat Swansea Ml point* to 6 in a rugby nion club match at Swania yesterday Renter
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    $170 WINNER
    26 15 SHOW IP (Posner) returning to scales after scoring a spectacular upset in Race Six at Penang on Wednesday to pay $170 for a win.
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    Unbeaten Maxwell rout Bedok 4-0 in Div. Three final
    136 15 Unbeaten Maxwell rout Bedok 4-0 in Div. Three final lAX WELL SPORTS CLUB maintained their ?1 unbeaten record in the S.A.F.A. League when they won the Division Three final yesterday. beating Bedok Sports Club, the "B" Division winners, 4-0 at Jalan Besar. Maxwell outplayed their rivals from the start. But
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    Colony may see Wright or Matthews
    120 15 r |^HE British Council representative in Singapore, Mr. A. J. Thomas, said yesterday that arrangements would be made for either Stanley Matthews, the England and Blackpool right winger, or Billy Wright. England captain, to visit the Colony next year, if either one visits the
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    COURT HARWELL
    61 15 MJ Mullion's court Harwell won the Jockey :ib Stakes run over a mile ml three-quarters at Newmarket y< sterday. Major l Hollidays A!, xia was second, and Prince Aly Chan's Ommcyad w a 8 third Six ran. Court Harwell, who started 11-8 on favourite. won by half a
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    SRC XV BEATEN 14-3 BY NEWCASTLE AT RUGGER
    134 15 A|( (K> holding nm a 41 N( --^;i tie to 3-3 m th« ;t Singapore Re« n Club were beaten 1 points (goal and thre* I!(A s) to three m their n match on the pad ina ti rday l; C started
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    Heah changes his mind, will bid for place in singles
    321 15  - Heah changes his mind, will bid for place in singles EDIN PETERS By JOHNNY 11LA1I, joint holder of the All England doubles champ ionship with American Jut' Alston, hits changed his mind and will bid for the second singles berth in the Malayan team that will defend the Thomas Cup
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    SERAMGOON 2-0
    27 15 Serangoon English School beat St. Joseph's Institution 2-0 in the inter-school j hockey match at Serangoon i yesterday. Both goals were scored by George Jacob.
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    297 16 JAPAN 'AID ASIA' TALKS SOON But U.S. reception is cool JAPANESE sources said yesterday that the United states had agreed to open explore lor\ talks ***** OH Japan's proposals for the economic development of Soiltn-Esst Asia. Phe propo als envisage United States ftnaniaJ assistance and Japanese Industry and technology in
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    92 16 i^LEVEN people were mi jured by a human -stampede m Colombo yester- day when government supporters threw home-made bombs at a protest march organised by the former ruling United National Party. The marchers wore protesting against Premier Bandaranaike's agreement with the majority Tamils 1 on
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    24 16 U.P U.S. Senator William F Knowland is to stand for election as California's governor against his fellow Republican. Governor Oonrkvin J. Knight.
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    'Dead' player lives again
    107 16 OONALD Wynn. a 24-year-old carpenter, yesterday told of how he "died" during a football match in Rainham, Essex. He was playing when he collapsed and stopped breathing as hi.s heart .stopped beating after the ball, kicked from four feet away, hit him In the .stomach. Trainer
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    61 16 n lli( 'o r »f rice In Indonesia lumped ins week lr m three to six rupiaha a 1 ram, the sharpest rise e Independence, accordl!l' l(i ofßcial flguret, XI tsjumi Member ol Parliameni Mn DJunah Pardlaman t( rday appealed for Government Intervenvention In nee
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    53 16 picture. Mr and Mrs Michael Phang Pin Sang Ire wen here after inelr wedding Singapore yesterday The bride i ii the former M.ss Sallj Koh Cheow Cheo^ the eldest daughtei of Mr and Mrs Koh Kim Tee "Mi the groom is the eldest son «,r \i,- m.. 1 Pbang Sow
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    188 16 France warns of war danger FRANCE wan, „n 1 ted Nation, that Intervention in i?J*S could 'only p? 0 Sng^ bloody test" there he Mr. Guillaump r Picot leader of th« S? H delegation, tola the i n^ Assembly that h llera would {not be KSe-gHg from what she deemf?
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    38 16 Sweden yesterday becamj the first Western nation to conclude a trade pact with Red China. The n^.ivrment stressed Sweden's view that Communist china should M recognised as a member oj the United Nations. A. P.
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      12 1 Free Press and Malay Mail MODERN HOMES Supplement Friday, Oct. 4, 1957.
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      Why not go back to stilt houses?
      372 1  -  Margaret Wee THEY HAVE ATMOSPHERE CINCE the war, there has been a significani change in house building in Singapore and bi g Federation towns. Now, instead cf fcright little houses, fcach bursting with a Itfalayan atmosphere, the home of the average family n:
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        138 1 INSIDE THIS ISSUE HAVE you ever thought of pre-stressed concrete as a fascinating subject? We'll bet not. We'll also bet you change your mind if you read what an expert has to say about the wire muscles that are built into this miracle substance. Are you happy in your home^
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        111 1 For the title block of this issue we use a picture of a new Singapore home a modern home in every sense. If you are plarining to build a home turn to the centre pages for some tips on how to make it cool and comfortable, yet retain its basic
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      A chair that's versatile
      268 2 A chair that's versatile 4 QUICTj tool corner, a cold drink, a good book, and a comfortable cliair that's many people's idea of relaxing. What is the most important? A com fortable < hair of course! 10 relax completely a (hair must have several features the seat must be iirm
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      LOCAL MADE COMFORT
      407 2 lIN previous years it has always been necessary to import supplies of the original latex foam Dunlopillo from Britain but this year full scale product ion has started at the new Dunlopillo factory at Bahau, The plant is equipped with the most modern machinery and up-to-date methods
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        29 2 jtijm > 1 BOARD OF THE AGE. |_^JjA_^-*JI W^ k I jfKi Ja V r^ ew of tlie uses o( Cupboards, V7/ yKBr <^-\i"A^> XJJi^Ji, l ACKS CO. (MALAYA) L
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      AMERICAN MANSION the MASSES
      931 3 AMERICAN MA N S IO N the MASSES kIBIIIIKIII a REMARKABLE B BUILDINCa BOOM IS GOING ■ON IN THEj UNITED STATES. aMO R E THAN 1.000.00O 1 ■DWELLINCJ UNITS HAVE ■BEEN CON" STRUCTED AN- NUALLY IN THE a i YEARS. IN THE 1960S THIS* NUMBER MAY a RISE TO 2,000,-
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        48 3 More and more buildings throughout Malaya are fitted with— StHLA&E^JgI P^""""^^^ t0 f u the best THE EASTERN BANK LTD. PI Kuala Linn pur is yet another building with k SCJHUKjE IHIiWWM plvmouth' oesigm Trade Mark Registered THE WORLDS MOST IMITATED LOCK so.. A CLOUET CO., (MALAYA) LTD.
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      COLOUR in our LIVES
      689 4 COLOUR in our LIVES J_l 1 1 11 1 fI It 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 M I I^o you know how colour affects people? In this E art.cle HARRY H. SCHEID gives the facts in layman's terms. Mr. Scheid of the Royal E
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        35 4 (JomfoH throuqhout uour /iome f s J 1 sEil4 hi I c DunSopillG W^fa&Jj^m tP I*'-*1 m St^^- ill 'llllf' lik t if>F, in, slip proof floors .il cushions ha\ r tlir nanir DINIOl'll I
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      Your roof is a radiator
      380 5 SLEEP BETTER AFTER SUNDOWN ilium"""" told f so m e S ..odd 1 nevertheless true i- „°1 7 witti a sually above the bedrooms. hich have B ceiling mado of sott board. The hottest time of the day is around ,m, but it takes some
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      THIS COULD BE THE ANSWER TO A CRAMPED KITCHEN
      106 5 THIS COULD BE THE ANSWER TO A CRAMPED KITCHEN W MBINED TABU, IRONING BOARD Iyou? M£ H/WC £N *I*ELY NEW i -S eh H j;r. d 'li' ft difficuit to ■ficultic Possible answer to your In idea <'> entirely new in kitfol r << »abl c and ironing board. i»
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      The heart of the kitchen
      141 5 THE Heart of the Kit chen" that is what the amazing Bauknechi "Allfix" has been called. An apt description when one considers the versatility of this little machine. Basically it Is a machine to which any number of attachments can be fixed to do nearly
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      CACTUS FOR FASHION
      60 5 For that contemporary look try a few cactu around your room They're cheap. neat, tiny in keeping with modern ideas of neatness and they are easy to look after They come in all shapes and sizes and even one or two will set off a room and
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        207 5 HOW PROUD IS A PEACOCK I Not as proud as the housewife in whose modern home O'Cedar polish is used. She prides herself on her gleaming furniture, sparkling tiles, glistening paint and enamel. work. All thanks to O'Cedar I O'Cedar dusts, cleans and polishes in one operation. In no time!
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      You can be master of the sun!
      234 6 You can be master of the sun! JIIOKK and more people in Singapore and the i Federation arc usinj; Venetian blinds in the hones, schools, ollices, club-houses and other commercial and private buildings. Venetian blinds have never been bo popular a.s today or their need bo obvious especially in countries
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      THESE VENETIAN BLINDS GIVE YOU CONTROLLED COMFORT
      306 6 THESE VENETIAN BLINDS GIVE YOU CONTROLLED COMFORT wnitf Kwong'a factory is in fW'ntinj' Lane whore 400 Venetian blinds of various Sizes, .styles and colours are turned out every month. A special feature of the blinds is the identifying mark, a medallion cord equaliser embossed with the name Levolor. There is
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      GOSH!
      37 6 What a kitchen 1 Bags of cupboard space and so attractively laid out. It's a housewife's dream come true. And that s a dream of a housewife too. S'ne's Muriel Pavlow a star of Pinewood studios.
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        83 6 easily and economically laid over your ceilings can keep xf^/^^\ > YOUR house REALLY COOL! <f c-^J^/) i 13|| a^,c^:rn;^ f roi^^j- a sss r f hclt ho JSUJSTtt. 11 d UnroM FlbffflMl W ro«r ce,»,n g s- l X^V B.tumcn Bonded FJbr.gb,, n,» it availablc in lcnKfhs |M 1
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      NECESITY WAS THE MOTHER OF HIS WONDER INVENTION
      444 7 Novobord as good as timber CIENCE Has again come to the aid (i t' dinary people like iu and me. The problem was le worldwic \e of timber and an [swer be nmd quickly "Manjade timb j cloiloped and jecause I its
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        41 7 MIRROMATIC Pressure Pant MARDEN CO. 78 82, ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE -9. Relaxed, natural sleep on a cool, perfectly bpru n ir SI it tti Iwrlttn *l is more beautifying than all the cosmetics, diets or massage in existence COMFORTABLE a. tBJ^
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      SPA AN
      115 8 SPA AN block of t 1 the firm o Pai,* As it sent any in erior, the layoul remab As win, all weiuS out homes been designer /:J owners* part' ment.s w tastes. n Tt is dl<<: I int« zones, each senSS Interconnected P t ming privacy a n d
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        125 8 ■■■■■v.-. Which is the best way to air condition your business We have the Carrier equipment to do any air conditioning job Air or water cooled, with or without ductwork, in all sizes -^llf^gL^ 8 {mLm 01 U m alr conditionin g Problems. I*S. U»» ,i, „t k I W
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      E, GRACE TASTE
      409 9 rated in the iK>"t page title SiSby Mr. K. Smith-Mitchell of wner architects and engineers. uri f are uiuible to pre--1 of the living room, how- i at <i March. 1956, and v the his house is home in every sense r i bis one 1: tl
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        176 9 s the inexpensive s Is 1S tne stor) of two houses both needed T 1 £^..v... i.. i,-.',-v 1-_^ ,>,-,,,- g55« weal r oo f contin- v| rc SSSfi decorating and'proiccting hut'onK one was n c wise house decorated and protccicd him- Buc the other house just lazed in ihe
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      Haven of peace for war orphans
      908 10  - Haven of peace for war orphans A. J. BRANSTON by A REAL HOME FOR CHILDREN FROM NINE LANDS i!: I Swi -n vilhige <>\ < i looking I ik i- < »iisi i\ K children ol man> nationalil ies, wlio once had no futui < ai e imiug l« live,
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      HERE IS HOW TO BANISH THE HEAT
      372 10 HERE IS HOW TO BANISH THE HEAT IF FOUR hou B is S going to be m fortable. Vou keep the sun ou n surprising tlw often this apparent ly obvious ci< overlooked. An otherwise co s able room can „n e uncomfortably direct sunli«h \s lowed to beat in
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        86 10 r7 k Ar c DECORATIVE MADE IN CERMANY LAMINATED PLASTIC I RESOPAL decorative plastics bring joy and inspiration to architects designing modern rooms and Shops. In addition to its beautiful plain colours RESOPAL presents other excellent qualities for use in coating of furniture and wall panelling, RESOPAL sheets are free
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      Furniture design—the rise Of a new art
      407 11 Furniture design— the rise Of a new art mi'"-- 1 1 t0 what P"h of activit, may fells was not the e u £opl< continue d adher. I ninetenth century think- as Cferior and furniture tesign. Old thinking n ua> this old thinking. production and fifa Station of ant yles,
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      Life's tiny pleasures
      164 11 i great philosopher once saM that tim happi- "< ss, watj mad.- up oi Uitle things, and *<> »t uiUn proves. 1 l»c feel tfin linen as v\«- drevs, Uir M«nt of coffee stealing up the itairf from n»<- kitchen, or the tiny pleasure ol unwrapping a
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      HOUSE PLANNING? DON'T FORGET TO ADORN THE DOOR!
      374 11 HOUSE PLANNING? DON'T FORGET TO ADORN THE DOOR! DLANMNG a new home is the most wonderful adventure of a lifetime exciting as you visualize i t s special beauty... perplexing, as you face unfamiliar problems and choices. Sfou will find it helpful to sum up your expectations and use them
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        66 11 We t MORE MODERN HDMES ARE U5/W5 H HI I Bl I i ißb JP****?***^ iMh.-uik_^. ftt& a i HH W- WaK f B BM I aaf i s *Bb S ■l: vt^^^^^ Bff a Mat flB ft tt/^ II I ll^flv' I "■■■•■JP-~ 9 MODELS: PANEL FLUSH VARIOUS SIZES
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