The Singapore Free Press, 9 November 1957

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1 4 The Singapore Free Press
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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press pa's Own Family Paper I ore, Saturday, November fc 1957^ price 15 t is.
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    Lock icon Army told to launch US 'moon'
    201 1 Army told to launch US 'moon' states Defence Department yesterred the army to use one of its inch an earth satellite in addition jected civilian Vanguard project. It was stated that the army would use a modified Jupiter-C missile which Is based on the army's Red- stone missile. The first
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    NOTES-2 MEN ARE ARRESTED
    58 1 NOTES-2 MEN ARE ARRESTED ieties he Sin- E D. last night E len, be- mnect- '^c/ o/ .in a in an- were de- estioning. E >'sman E /fraf E te rfc- 000 ?ra6 -^\sio;i E rested E by Mr. ih of the E branch, E a ho?/ f E investigate
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    Lock icon SKIRMISH IN A VILLAGE
    48 1 An ofliciai statement In Damascus yesterday said a Turkish patrol attacked the North Syrian village of Jakkara on Thursday night, but was beat pn Off. The statement said there had been heavy gunfire be tween the Turks and the Syrian Dublic resistance ce. U.P.
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    REDS MUST BE SINCERE
    374 1 '1 7/ listen but won y t recognise MCP I Prime Tengku Vbdul •id the Free morning th:it he to meet Chin comi it u -is n Peng Ministe, ral times be within tin- present surrender (rnns Whether <»r not i h<-\ w ould •><• held
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    Black market forms at $2 each
    403 1 COLONY RACKETEERS CASH] JIG IN ON CITIZENSHIP (SINGAPORE Citizenship forms which arc being distributed tree by the Government have got into the black market. They are being sold in Chinatown at the rate of $1 to $2 a form. It is known at the
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      30 1 AH Fashion wise women choose rainbow tissues ■PwiyWß mr I 7 Ik. JB H pasl i red I I n for Boudoir or Sole Agei SiiEtlHO \4 Mi\ I 111.
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    Lock icon A free circus show for 1,700 Colony children
    140 2 A free circus show for 1,700 Colony children 1m: Christmas season In Singapore started <>fT on a grand style wltli the arrival of Santa Claus in the lobby of the Capitol cinema yesterday morning. He distributed free drinks to about 1,7(M) nnder- privileged children who were attending a free p^r-
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    'CROWN' OR 'OFFICE' LEGAL POSER
    437 2 'CROWN' OR 'OFFICE' LEGAL POSER War Dept. employees eligibility to polls r J l ni; Free Press disclosure 1 yesterday that highlevel talk> were now going on to determine the eligibility of War Department employees to stand for Singapore City Council elections has aroused considerable interest among lawyers and potential
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    Lock icon STAGGERED STRIKE
    64 2 Pai Lstznen are staging i week I ■■< red" Ike; i ui tot a ly 1. e The .;x di i"' 4 i'. Pai L an taking it in turn to strike foi a day [n r^mc pai I ol the city du itbtn i no! be< n
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    Teaching 'better service'
    253 2  -  ADELAIDE EASTLEY i By nmiii Ii'OMEX of Singapore nuiy Attend m hook f? charm and beauty, business adr u and fashion but a new one starts day when the city's first class In for women opens at a High Street departm*! store. Sponsor Of the proposed we
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    They seek the right nominees
    136 2 "THE Sir Provident has start- campaign t tors to nc i neficiar: The board I tributed ***** tion forms to c and hopes to i 50.000 by th< y< ar to campaign. A spokesman I told the Free contributors prompt in n forms beca i
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      69 2 I foh A»_r i/jrs.,_o>x_v J J THE WQ/UD 5 TOP STRIPTEASES J {/N AN EYE-APPEALING 2, J XitITERLUDE OF MUSICAL J J HILARITY! J Jr r-"-- jg a „«n*^ I You II blush 5f x^ I lw-2 S u^ you'll love it "jL LILLIAN WHITE (Queen of Burlesque] )f if
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    Lock icon LET'S DISCUSS WEST IRIAN-JAKARTA
    332 3 LET'S DISCUSS WEST IRIAN-JAKARTA r.s/a seeks immeaiate conference with Australia Your security is involved, says Subandrio INDONESIA'S Minister for Foreign Affairs, Dr. Subandrio, has suggested an immediate conference between Indonesia and Australia on the future of Dutch New Guinea (West Irian). '"The time has arrived for the Australian Government to
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    Lock icon PETRIFIED TREE
    28 3 Rumanian miners at Codlea have discovered a petrified tree which experts estimate to be 150 million years old. the Rumanian news agency Agerpress reported yesterday.- Reuter
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    Lock icon Laika's gift
    40 3 Laika's gift I, In !> (>sl s i.i t;l11 g lubie ln on S bowed o! i bos was iddress- 2 j The dog. outer li. irn d *W s 5 m Pa i s.A, Earth, j ontcntt! ■o^ biscuits.-■iiiiiiiiiiir-nniiii A.P.
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    Lock icon IRISH TEACHERS IN EGYPT NOW
    38 3 A number of Irish tea ers have arrive;! in Egypt. Ph< y have been emp] by the National [nstitutea Organisation, to r place English teachers in foreign whirh have been I Egyptianised. Reuter
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    Lock icon BRITAIN DROPS H-BOMB
    143 3 BRITAIN DROPS H-BOMB Fall-out expected to be 'negligible' A HIGH-FLYING Royal Air Force Valiant jet bomber yesterday dropped Britain's fourth hydrogen bomb within six months in the Central Pacific. A statement from the Ministry of Supply in London last night said early indications were that fallout would "again be negligible.
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    Lock icon Low necklines are immodest: Pope
    167 3 Low necklines are immodest: Pope rpHE Pope would like to I see .it least some' 1 Rim m .11 ■> taking part In < campaign against >■ modest and lavish dre m lie. ,i iin«' fashion is «•!><■ ol t hos<- Reids In w iii' i> public opinion li most
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      119 3 f or nfort and Quiet, stay at:— STifAND HOTEL Scncoolen Street. Smgajpore-7. s with Telephone, bath and Toilet attached lot and cold running water (several rooms with long bath) private car park facilities European. Chinese Food and Drinks also served. able charges Phone Nos. *****/*****. Hill iiiiiiiiiiini hii iiiiiMliiiminiiiiiill 2
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      180 3 BARGAINS LASf DAY/ ROCK -BOTTOM PRICES YOC/R LAST CHANCE TO BUY-FOR THE FESTIVITIES WASSIAMULLS HIGH ST. S'PORE HAS SET THE WORLD <#& Al■■ 0N FIRE.. .AND THIS LOVE MM i ilif I&B STORY, WITH THE>f 111 BIGGEST HEART IN THE Sn^^ V BBWORLD, IS MAKING \M HISTORY TOO! M NINE
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      Opinion THE BIG DOUBT
      221 4 Opinion THE BIG DOUBT A MERICA is pit dged to I A continue the struggle to prevent Soviet domination of the world. Until, in the words of President Eisenhower, "we .shall have secured a durable and just peace for all the world." And. because Russia's armament and political activities have
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    Where Reds' rule is harshest
    636 4  -  GUY WINT by FEW of the countries thai have fallen under the Communist ycke know such misery as North Vietnam.,. where periods of labour for the state are compulsory ...where "freedom" laws mean the exact opposite. JUDGED by its own J decrees, the Communist Government
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    27 4 "If you get back home don't lose your Party modesty and don't indulge in the Cult of Canine Personality, or little old Nikita will be after you!"
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    BY THE WAY
    94 4  -  Bencheomber ■;P JVIR discovery at Rothumstcrf that grass, though rather tasteless, makes a good meal has been followed by the report that leaves also can be eaten. But before you go shouldering aside cattle at pasture or pushing birds off trees, remember that these delicacies must be
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      38 4 0T means Best Tailoring at BAJAJ TEXTILES LTD. /'lease visit our Tailoring Department [both I ullti Gent We open till 6 p.m. today. 11A.1A.1 Textiles, Limited. 71, Hi^h Street, I g> rt I i- 1 SSHI I ;|(l
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      25 4 Famous Minx Economy The Handsome MINX JAff Over Malaya LYONS MOTORS LTD. orcMra PM UNIVERSAL CARS LTD: U»fc Pena WEARNE BROS. LTD: Kuala Lump-r, Soremban
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    FOODMEN REFUTE A COMPLAINT
    409 5 FOODMEN REFUTE A COMPLAINT fresh fare andlmusic also for all the customers Challenge to a money back' trial offered pKOPKIKTORS of leading coffee shops, bars and restaurants in Singapore yesterday claimed that their premises were adequately large and dean compared with those in other South-Kast Asian countries. They said they
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    Lock icon IKE-THE G-MAN
    34 5 President Eisenhower yesterday became an honorary G-Man. The President was given a gold badge. The ceremony was part of graduation of new agents from the FBl's National Training Academv In Washington.— Reuter
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    Wendy and Ann after Ko-op Queen crown
    129 5 I Queen Conorganised b} igapore Public St o-operative Stores Dec 14 at the S< Hotel, has at fr nil entries. I Ami first to enter 'ndy Loi-ke and idu, both ot s taken part in ity contests past two years. e first time
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    PARTY PLANS CURB
    218 5 It means better discipline SINGAPORE'S ruling party, the Labour Front, has a plan, to ensure that legislators and city councillors elected on its ticket do not join another party or act contrary to. the pledge they have taken. The latest move is to ask the candidates finally
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    Lock icon Height record by UK jet
    38 5 The wurld official aeroplane altitude record of i 70,310 feet set Up in August by an English Electric Canberra twin-jet plane has been officially confirmed by i the Federation Aeronautinun I Internationale. Reuter
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    NAVAL SHIPPING
    13 5 Ships in Singapore Naval Base today are: Andrew. Newcastle and Crane.
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    S'PORE YOUTH GETS FLYING EXAM PASS
    142 5 ONE of the six Singapore youths awarded Colam bo Plan flying scholarships in May is believed to have passed examinations for the Private Pilot's Licence. It is his second attempt, lour of the others are now being tested on practical flying in the HT-1
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      255 6 Jl I I lIWVKI by Sydhi#y Jortlan MVMH(\KI l»> Lee F»lk and l*hil Davi« YOU EXPECT AMV lUSUPAKJCE THAT'S TMAT! PIP MWM" WWY'-IP THERE COMPANY- OR 'Ot?V- TO y YOU EVER HEAR REALLY WASATHIEF-- I K LiSTtKi! YOUR ORJECT IS^^\ BELIEVE VDUR TLYIN6 ANYTHING SO y__V PIP HE USE EARPLUGS
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      398 6 I UOKN today, you an 1J action, and if you expand your latent ta be assured of a brill) fame and fortune are j you make the most ol j tunitie* e Hi fact, you are quite :naster E ol your own fate. n I reach you; objective, B %JJ
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      51 1 happens when the time comes for a man, afK r? Too often retirement brings not peace and relaxa- j a host of economic and social worries. IN this article J. NICCLL su^csts a scheme to smooth 1 iifficulHes. it can be summed up in three words De- 1 Hiotien with
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  • THE FREE PRESS Saturday MAGAZINE
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      9 1 THE FREE PRESS Saturday MAGAZINE S.iturd.iy November 9. 1957
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      RETIRING?
      141 1 •m iv of the year, all over tlu m übers <>! men face our <>(' M ;csl events of their lives relime of peace and content, oi decades of work well done, a >ving some <pnci hobby. idyllic 1 view. But for m;in\ n not so idyllic. For man>
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      THEY MUST FEEL THEY ARE STILL NEEDED
      88 1 liy difficult for men who are still and mentally alert and who ed to retire simply because they rbitrary point in life, swer? Here is one, brought to ledical man who is K n close touch and their problems'. Tt can be words:
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      HUMAN NATURE IS THE BIGGEST SNAG
      67 1 1 be .1 scheme that Industrlal--1 irJ y, hi look ai more clo i h hi coun e Human nature la In Public Health and Social i doctor in industry for two 1 !1 'his kind of demotion work ea ,ind prove almost Im-
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      Then you ought to read this
      50 1 or not it is economically possible to keep a worker when he reaches retirement age: There must be genuine need of his skill because the worker himself will be quick to sense if he is being "carried." The man must be chosen with care.
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      OLD PEOPLE'S CLUBS A GREAT HELP
      227 1 Retirement circumstances v ry In each Individual case, depending, for instance, on how much advantage a man has been able to bake during his working life of sup rannuation schemes, insurance and so on; but even those who used to be consid< red well
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      One man who has found the answer...
      155 1 QNE m,m who h.is sol ved the problem of enforced retirement is Mr. Rex Hays who makes scale models of racing cars in his workshop at Steyning, Sussex. Since he built a miniature D type Jaguar sports cir for Prince Charles orders and
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      She's Britain 'milkmaid'
      249 2 She's Britain 'milkmaid' Meet ZOE, the girt ni "I I r i^lll\ impish face of a blue-eyed blon milk drinking in Britain than all the And in the prOC6BB the pretty /ace 0/ E i become well known as the Prime M Ister's TlllllllllillllllllillllllllllllllllllllMllllH matiV ninrip c/«»e S Her rocketing
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      I watch a Premier stand on his head
      786 2  -  WILFRED FIENBURGH uy <»!N the golden sunshine people lowered tlicir heaJs to the sand —^riz^lcri heads, blonde h^ads, brown heads... Legs s J ;ot into the air I r- f V right and centre thin legs, fat logs, Straight legs, bandy legs.
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      Lock icon THIS IS LIFE IN RUSSIA
      444 2 THIS IS LIFE IN RUSSIA SOON film goers in the West will be able to see the answer to the question so many of them have so often asked. How do the Russians really live? THEY will be able to do so because of the skill and determination of an
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      NEW LOOK FO
      201 2 u r ll vi the workers In Bri lish factories need Is their cup <>i tea or coffee, 01 n»Hr lunch, .K the <h «>p of a < oin." v iid in :i j ear old Ameri can girl w.l h 1 i»< detei mint d lift
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      ns know
      29 3 THIS IS ZOE R pheno ft 'd 0/ E H E K <//nn/ from I/M/ADO R 0/ bzZZ- I j( 0/ V I ft up i B
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      CANTEENS
      93 3 b ope 1 ined '"'i' beaf anything America lid: "We reckon seven 1 in* served a minute is !l vi this place id h m.is more Uke 10 iute." sh food was quite nn^.i and ls »tiable it. prl( Bui I >o fartory managements were 1 co ttive and
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      Chinese Guneral
      1014 3 PELHAM GROOM continues his series on Chinese Beliefs and Customs and this week writes on the subject of Chinese funerals. The Chinese funeral procession is well known to everyone in Singapore but, as the author points out, there is very much more to it than can be seen
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      Lock icon HOW TO SPOT a sputnik
      351 3 rpiiosi how to" kits, which "<>u include almost JL everything from hon to build a recreation room to horn to chisel .1 tombstone, .n» keeping right up 1 11ii tlic 1) 1;i1 1 1 of science. The National Geographic Society, Washington, 1 has put on
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    • FILM PREVIEWS
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        'YUP, NO' GARY IN ROLE OF A LADY-KILLER
        506 4 'YUP, NO' GARY IN ROLE OF A LADY-KILLER Gary Cooper, Audrey Hepburn, and Maurice Chevalier seen above make one of the best teams ever brought together on the screen and their acting in "Love In The Afternoon" is a joy to behold and a treat to listen to. Some people
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        TOUGH, ROUGH, GOOD
        265 4 TOUGH, ROUGH, GOOD RANK'S "Hell Drivers" has I n .specially written for those of you who like tough fiims with plenty of I action. Stanley Baker who is going from .strength to strength is in the lead and his part is that of a man recently released [ruin gaol to
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        This is a film with a human touch
        258 4 \NN SHERIDAN and Stn^e Cochrnn arc the stars in Come Next Spring*' which is set in Arkansas at a time, when the "T" Model Ford was the mark of a jjrosperous fanner. Matt Ballot (Steve Coehrati) returns home after m having left
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        INGRID STEALS THE SHOW
        162 4 INGRID STEALS THE SHOW IpoX'S Paris L~>oes I Things" U rather sap- 1 1 pointing. Admittedly. re I 'is Ingrid Bergman more lovely than ev and I there is Mel Ferrei but I apart from that the is I very little. I The story, written. -ript- I ed, and directed
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      48 4 RATING =£Jlllllllllllllllllflfllflll |Fiims u v] I showing I The Rainmakei s FP. N<'v 2 XXX Privates Progr« F.P, Ocl '.>> X j drens Arena I Nov I An Affah To Rem( E F.IV Nov. I Forty (Huns I IV Nov. E Street of Sinners F.P. Nov. 2 S "imiMmimiiiiiMiimiii'
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      143 7 LONDON. Nov. 8 Pifvious .Today 1 KSS c-i-f. L-mw 2 v buyers 82% buyers lellers 22% Belters ■w 22 r, s bn M 22% buyers 2-J 1 sellers 22 Vi sellers i kss Spot 22 's buyers 22% buyers 22 se] i 22 sellers 1 g g
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      New York prices
      109 7 NEW YORK, Not. 8Previous Today TIN- Straits Spot 89 50 nonv 89 50 nom. ttv futures Sundard (outran Nov. unquoted unquoted bundara unquoted unquoted TAXI?. Ouiet SALES: Nil. E contract Nov 88 87 buyers 88-50 buyers fetralts t0 89.75 sellers 89.50 sellers Dec. 89 00 buyers 88.75
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      40 7 NEW YORK. Nov. 8Prevlous Previous 30 Industrials 438 91 434 12 30 Railroads 108 55 107 19 40 Domestic Bonds 84.37 84 33 15 Utilities 64 97 G4 85 65 Stocks Composite Averages 148 03 140 til
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      103 7 COPRA Philippines c.i.f. IK-/ North Kuropean delivered one ton Nov./ Dec COPRA, Straits ri.f. IK North European delivered weight P*r long ton Nov Dec. rn/, AV,., COCONUT (HI Crud« Straits in ((uLFt* Um Nov Dec. OIL (rude pylon ci f Kuropean ports in bulk niiM. 0
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      U.S. PEPPER
      49 7 spot and 2 4 l j afloats 24Vi to 24 ember .shipment; 24. Si and awaiting j release >ats 24,. Novem- I prices quoted in U.S. cc?its per lb> ber shipment 23 Vj Muntok white spot 84%, awaiting release 34. afloats 34. November shipment 33, sellers ex-dock-
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    Lock icon Billions for U.S. missile programme
    258 7 Billions for U.S. missile programme THf VERY TOP PRIORITY r VO meet the cost of America's "accelerated" missile-satellite programme, the U.S. CJoverument is likely to increase next year's defence spending by USsl,ooo— s2,ooo million. This was disclosed by Senator Styles Bridges after conferring With President Eisenhower at the White House
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    Lock icon NOW TO MARS BOAST
    214 7 The experts say it's possible A NOTED Soviet scientist said yesterday that his country now had the knowledge and means to launch an unmanned rocket to the moon and even to Mars. '•This is not a Utopian area," Professor Ari Sternfeld, a specialist in interplanetary travel,
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      41 7 r- SINGAPORE I TIDES H TODAY: 1113. TOMORROW: 0023 and a nifi. B MONDAY: 010.? and 1221. ■Tl KSDAY 01 15 and B i:;no I WEDNESDAY: 0232 and 1342. B THURSDAY: 0328 and 1435. FRIDAY: 0429 and B 1540. A ■■■■■■■I?
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      143 7 1,000 TOMS OF HORROR! m m y~^ CANT STOP OR KILL IT! "I^HWSfeU TH AT EVER LIVED! I CRAIG STEVENS ALIX TALTON WILLIAM HOPPER I TONIGHT If EX MIDNIGHT I lli!S: i'HlillHllllHi:i!HI!; 1 fl!!liB!!l!HI!!IHUIHIii!HIII!Hi!i!HlimH!i!B!l!Hl,! H>' H >■> ti* N0 MATTER WHERE YOUR NEW 'ggL^. 3^^^ HOME MAY BE^^Sp WE CAN
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      143 7 Today's Radio Programme for Singapore i i"i pni Saturday Date p. ut i; i 30 Mine Signal and News, 1 4.'i Sat m day P.ile Part II; 2 If) Weekend Sport 2 4:> 'i he i atln American Way; 3 00 Saturday Pronv 3 30 Juke' I?nx Parade; 4 00
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    House by the beach
    1163 8 DOTH the boya star- ed towards the dimly moonlit .sandhills, every muscle tense, hardly daring to breathe. After moving a few feet the dark shape had .stopped, as though to take stock of the situation. Now it, began to slither forward again, making almost directly for
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    LAST WEEK'S WINNERS
    64 8 nnHE winners of last wees "s« A colour-in contest (each of whom will receive a $5 prize in due course) are as follows: Miss June Chen (12), 21 Dunsfold Drive, Singa-pore-13. Miss Pauline Them (6), H. M- Naval Base Hospital Qrs. Singapore-27. Master Teo Kah Heng (14),
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    Rupert's adventure at Greyrock's Cove
    203 8 P»ij>rr< i ul Dtvid h.ivc h^rrly emerged from Mu tunnel wtim then ia f-.^m .ltwvr John* iii» <>'hr i '>< <,;ii M s teen hem j»*iH down t'i i ir sin if. Wlirrr Oil etftti li.iv Mil i*n h*#n Jif dCIMndl I .«.|wit,f-4j y>'ir hji
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      A colour-in contest
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      With prizes for you!
      96 8 pOCKET-MONEI prizes are offered for colour ing this scene with paints crayons or chalks. There are four prizes, offered—each of $5 (two for boys and two for girls). All you liave to do is to set to work to brighten up the sketch, then fill in
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      191 8 b s I I I I h9|s y§v& ■17 I I^«JH I CLUES ACROSS. 1, Red 4, A scat in ChUfCl Wj Indian warrior's "trophy." rier which takes l u 5, Seed we eat as a vege- from a part of Y^r nuj table. 7, First name of a 8.
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    SPACE HUSKY LAIKA MAY BE DEAD NOW
    475 9 A full page of world cable news about that satellite in outer space For first time communique does not call condition 'satisfactory' [AIKA, the spate dog, may be dead. Last night's communique on the second earth satellite was the first to make no
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    Pair of 'stars' sighted at dawn
    240 9 SCIENTISTS in Mas- I Jj sachusetts y ester day said Sputnik II may have separated into two parts. Dr. John S. Rinehart assist Jctor of the Smit mian \>>tr<i- physical Observatory, said two i t s )<>ut the I ury 10 or I 15
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    SPUTNIK TIMETABLE: ONE A MONTH TILL '58
    154 9 I 1 he head of the U.S. satellite programme C said in Washington yesterday: "1 wouldn't g i be surprised" if the Kussia?is launch a Sput- nik each month until the end of 1958." Dr. John P. Hagcn, director of project j 5
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    67 12 Our progress at the last Games oingaporf/s contingent to the last Asian Games I collected 19 medals. This is how they .secured them; Gold medals eight through the waterpolo i team. Silver medals seven, won by two athletes, one i boxer and four by the freestyle relay swimming i team.
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