The Singapore Free Press, 20 May 1958

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    14 1 The Singapore Free Press Malava'fl Own Family Paper Tuesday, May 80, 1958. Pita ISCtI
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    Lock icon Lim to meet Mac at lunch
    72 1 Lim to meet Mac at lunch ji: Lii v t '.v Hock. Sin- gapo Chief Minister, V ;;T luncheon talks today with Mr. Harold Macmillan, the British prime Minister, an author- [vi ource said In London last night, ir. Lim will be Mr. Macmillan's I at Number 10 Downing Street,
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    Information Bureau: Challenge by ths Mayor
    110 1 Information Bureau: Challenge by ths Mayor T I of Singapore, ng Eng Guan, ning challenged i HiiK'illors to a debate on a motion concern: the city counI iformation bureau. P motion, introduced by UMNO councillor Inehc Syed Ali Rcdha Alsagoff calls for the bureau to be given the status of
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    5 am ARRESTS AFTER CLAMP ON VILLAGE
    46 1 5 am ARRESTS AFTER CLAMP ON VILLAGE TWO suspected terrorist supporters were arrested at 5 a.m. today soon after a 24-hour house curfew was clamped on 5,000 people of notorious Kerling Village, about 45 miles north of Kuala Lumpur. A house-to-house check is now in progress.
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    Mrs. Niven ill, visit off
    57 1 Film star David Niven and his wife, who were due here this evening on a three-day visit, have had to postpone their trip.. Mr. Run Run Shaw today received a cable from Mr. Niven saying that his wife wa.s In hospital in Hong Kong but
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    TIED, GAGGED THEN ROBBED
    31 1 T IED, GAGGED T HEN ROBBED I mi m cash a rag-and- han Poh wan, 1 In a back lane .Road at about r> rd;iy h^themupat and tied and two men.
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    Lock icon ALGERIA 'HEADING TOWARDS SERIOUS EVENTS'
    383 1 ALGERIA 'HEADING TOWARDS SERIOUS EVENTS' Wlinttiii JJuiitsi Iw* rt>sislod\ 0r... 24-MEMBER public safety committee for all Algeria was formed in Algiers last night. But a spokesman for the Algiers committee of public safety set up a week ago told reporters that the new all-Algerian committee was "certainly not a Government.
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    Lock icon Wind-up order to U.K. firm with holdings in Malaya
    394 1 Wind-up order to U.K. firm with holdings in Malaya A LONDON High Court judge yesterday ordered the compulsory winding up of, a London company with shares in three subsidiary rubber firms two of them Malayan and one Ceylonese. The order was made on the petition of one of the subsidiaries.
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    Lock icon Mintoff Ministers arrested
    84 1 TWO ministers in the former Labour Government of Mr. Dom Mintoff have been arrested and charged with intimidation. They are Miss Agatha Barbara, former Education Minister, and Dr. Albert Hyzler, former Health Minister. They have been charged In Valletta under the Trade Unions and Trades Dispute Act
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    RUBBER PRICE
    30 1 June first grade rubber buyer f.o.b. opened in Singapore this morning at 731 cents per lb., up threeeighths of a cent on yesterday's close. The tone was uncertain.
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    Lock icon OUR SOLDIERS KIDNAPPED—TUNIS
    144 1 OUR SOLDIERS KIDNAPPED— TUNIS rpilE Tunisian Secretariat of State for Information said last night that 30 French armoured vehicles from the French Army post at Remada in Southern Tunisia had kidnapped six Tunisian .soldiers. The soldiers were released after "intervention by the Tunisian army, a spokesman .said. He .sairl Tunisian
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    Lock icon DE GAULLE'S CHANCES BRIGHTER
    424 2 Favourable impression on French M.P.s GENERAL Charles lie Gaulle's chances of taking over the French Government in agreement with Parliament were increased by his statement at his Press conference yesterday, Paris observers said. First reactions in National Assembly lobbies were of relief at being able to
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    Lock icon Strife in France would weaken us – West fear
    184 2 Strife in France would weaken us West fear E INVENTS in France E JIJ and Algeria are beE ing carefully watched E in London for the inter--5 national repercussions of E yesterday's statement bjf E General de Gaulle. Officials in London E have made no secret of E their anxiety
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    Lock icon ACE BRITISH DRIVER DIES OF CRASH INJURIES
    82 2 ACE BRITISH DRIVER DIES OF CRASH INJURIES 13IUTISH racing driver Archie Scott-Brown died in hospital at Verviers. Belgium, last night of injuries received when his car crashed in flames during a grand prix race on Sunday. Bachelor Scot I -Brown, 31. one of Britain's most brilliant drivers, had been in
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    Lock icon PLAN FOR CYPRUS IS NEARLY READY
    137 2 PLAN FOR CYPRUS IS NEARLY READY IJRITAIN-s policy troubled MediterranJ bland colony 01 cypruj "aiinu.s! completed" ai will be announced befo June 17, Mr &an Lenna Boyd, the Coloniaj Seer tary, said yesterday. He told the House oj com mons thai, before cletai could be disclosed, clipir matic discussions had
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    Lock icon Romance – at the piano
    136 2 Romance at the piano A fti;i{ a romance lasting right months, a young ami talented sin. e;ipore pianist Miss Lim Pee Yin. will I today wed her lawyer sweetheart. /he daughter Of businessman, Mr. I N. K I im, Miss Mm returned from England last great with four music quali
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    Seven-day ceremony
    129 3 ABOUT 400 Buddhist r monks and nuns from E E all over Malaya yester- E day began the first E part of an initiation E E ceremony at the Siong Lim Temple in Kim Keat Road that will E last seven days. n E The ceremony start- E
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    Lock icon U.S. SEALS OFF CANAL ZONE AS STUDENTS RIOT
    268 3 ■piIKl THOUSAND rock-throwing high school 11 stiuaiit.s. including girls, clashed with Na■ional Guard troops in Panama City yesterday in K protest march on the presidential palace. This ■aused United States authorities to seal off a Bert ion oi the Canal Zone boundary.
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    Lock icon 'No monopoly' rule
    33 3 Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld, U.N. Secretary-General. s-aid yesterday he hoped the General Assembly would agree this autumn on a "basic rule" that no earthly state may take over the planets.— Reuter
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    Lock icon DAY OF RECKONING FOR A DOCTOR -JUDGE
    159 3 DAY OF RECKONING FOR A DOCTOR -JUDGE DR. LOUIS AIMEE NEWTON. 52, was sentenced to a total ot five years' jail in London yesterday for unlawfully procuring a miscarriage on, and unlawfully killing, an Australian nurse, Miss Jean Josephine Florence Cook. 35. He was found not guilty at the end
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    Lock icon WIFE WALKED OUT 6 TIMES, THEN TRAGEDY
    205 3 WIFE WALKED OUT 6 TIMES, THEN TRAGEDY A FATHER of 12 children alleged to have strangled his wife in bed was set free in Newcastle-on-Tyne, yesterday, the judge deciding that it was "only a little bit over an accident." A plea of Not Guilty to murdering his wife by Joseph
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    Lock icon EOKA BANS CARS
    35 3 Eoka, the Greek Cypriot terrorist organisation, yesterday ordered Greek Cypriots to stop buying cars and also to stop using their ears for pleasure in order to cut down petrol consump- tion.- Reuter
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    JB loot pawned in S'pore
    93 3 JTANTI BIN SOMO who pleaded guilty in the Johore Bahru mag Lst rate's court yesterday to housebreaking by day and the thoft of Jewellery worth $1,155 and $40 in cash, was sentenced to seven months' jail to be followed by a year's police supervision. On
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      107 3 I D(uhl( Bed I v y fcIETHELM [y° u i' welcome fo call and Mfconsuh oui Kim of qualified ■|d< sts;n. r., I I I sec fh< displ.iy in our I I air-conditioned ground floor d SHOWROOM I I 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
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    The Singapore Free Press Tuesday, May, 20. 1958 Opinion HURTFUL CHARGES
    218 4 The Singapore Free Press Tuesday, May, 20. 1958 Opinion HURTFUL CHARGES INDIGNATION of nurJ scs and other stair members of the Kandang Kerbau maternity hospital at allegations of rude and callous behaviour towards expectant mothers and patients is quite understandable. The allegations are as sweeping as they are vague. But
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    A man they can't bread
    902 4 I TRACE the STEPS TO HIS PRISON' IN AN ISLE OF FREEDOM AMID FEAR, SAYS COLIN LAWSON is more than 00, k iia i J. dn SS4 d Ul black, and Bh6 moves .slowly through lii f square in Budapest t j the bis house
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    BY THE WAY
    331 4  -  Beachcomber bn WRITER on moil's dress says that the little ventilator in the crown Of a bowler hat i.^ pointless. I admit, that, a.s a grating, it is too small to permit the pushing of food through to the wearer. But shy men have been known to
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      22 4 H*MlM*l«*|i MItMII U llllMllllHMliitlUltltttHli Drink ami dBNB?&FTl W i^^ jw am s i m A real fruit Juice (orangeade) ".mm miiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiir
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      22 4 Out with germs... 33 imacoolp l^ i 'innr strps, (t Brobit Ml WMMImXM '.^'i'iW V^^^^^ M J^Jmmm^' SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO. LTD.
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    MALAYS URGED: WORK AS A TEAM
    222 5 MALAYS URGED: WORK AS A TEAM n v secretary Oentral or i iberal-Sociailst V, M] E. K. Tan, yesfe/day UMNO 3 thai Malays should Sofci a team witii other ttioi alitiea ta a self eovenlng Singapore rJ T in was commenting on rtwo resolutions discussed > -ecent meeting of the
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    FOR BOMBAY
    39 5 Mr. Ong Choon Bee, 37. (above) a senior retail salesman of the Shell Company of Singapore Ltd. will attend a Retail Marketing course from May 27 to June 6 at the Burmah -Shell training centre in Bombay.
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    Senior council officers protest at R.O.V qualification
    348 5 'THE Local Senior Oflicers Association of the Singapore City Council has x protested against a committee decision that candidates for the post of Registrar of Vehicles must hold a university degree or professional qualification. This decision was made by the Finance and General
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    Office-bearers of S.I.T. Assn.
    75 5 r PiiE following officers were elected at the annual general meeting ol the Singapore Improvement TniSt Local Officers' Association: President, Mr. KhalafT Alba.srawy; vice-president, Mr. A. D. Ponnambalam vice-president. Mr. Chan Thye Swee; hon. secretary, Mr. M. M. M. Menon; hon. treasurer, Mr. Yeo Ban Seng;
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    Minister's pledge to union
    111 5 Minister's pledge to union THE Minister for Local Government, Lands and Housing has assured the City Council Services Union that its request for an independent board to select candidates for junior council appoint ments will be referred to the Council of Ministers. The union secretary, Mr. P Ramasamy, told the
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    August start an $683,000 home
    24 5 Work on the $683,000 home In Clementi Road to rehabilitate Singapore's juvenile delinquents is expected to begin in August.
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    CUSTOMS OFFICER'S TRIBUTE
    95 5 CUSTOMS OFFICER'S TRIBUTE AN official of the Singapore Department of Custom s and Excise said in Canberra at the weekend that the Colony could learn a few things from Australia In customs administration. He is Mr. Trevor Hale who with another colleague Mr. Ridzwan Dzafir, is now undertaking a three-month
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    OFF AT WEEK-END TO I.L.O. CONFERENCE
    133 5 mHREE ol Singapore'* de--1 legatee to the International Labour Organlsa tion conference to be hold at Geneva will leave by air on Saturday. Th*'y an Mr. L C. Goh, Permanent Secretary to the Labour Ministry, Mr. Pang Tee Pow, Principal Assistant Labour Commissioner who
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    HEW COLONY CALL-UP DRAW TODAY
    70 5 HEW COLONY CALL-UP DRAW TODAY ANEW batch of 490 Na tional Servicemen is t be selected by ballot at th Singapore Military Force Headquarters this afternoo for .service in the Colony military force s and th civil defence corps. The ballot will be con ducted by the allocatio committee, appointed
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      134 5 I A new creation by 'CBI"VCH perfumes j I soft Agents Favre Leuba Watch Co., Ltd. I 18-F, Battery Road, Singapore Jt3IIIUIIIIIjii3IIIIHIIIIIIC3HIMIIIIIIIC3niIIIIIIIIIC3IIMHIIIIIIC3IIIIIIIHIIIHIIIIIHIII^ J^^ra The Stage Club j I Presents I THE RELUCTANT DEBUTANTE' E 1 This Week -Wed., Thurs., Fri Sat. at 9 p. m. CULTURAL CENTRE THEATRE produced by
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      261 6 V.V.V. V.V.V.V.V.V,V.\V.V.V.V.V.V.W^^ JEFF lIA%% r KE ky «Tdii€M Jordan 147 KOO^Mf /?A AUSTRAL I A UNKNOWN JO I I I //V ENGLAND f^ SOUADCOW LEAOecA /5 OCING Q€ADiEO f=OC A MOO*J HIGUT W* MM WtikiiMfflßW? W£s% <^*^^* V C^!^J. f^ 555 eVEfiJvOJE CL£AR ''/ev/ECVC>JE ALL H|w^ j£q O I '*^T
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      438 6 Jllll.i, II 'llllMtllllttltlltllll<lUlttlllli|lllllllllJ|il|,,,, BORN today, you have a D iSAni nature. You are Inclined b rather easy-going, an<J sometimes U takes a lot to get you moving with the status quo but i b, enough to do anything nartic ,u energetic about it! Conouer thu tendency if you Intend to
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      172 7 LONDON', May 1«) Previous Today I Kn-> til i N IV 21 buyers 21 buyers l»<-"' l 1 J2 sellers 22 sellers i llll( 21 Va buyers 21% buyers 21 sellers 21, tellers c^v >uot 21% buyer- 21 buyen 1 21 sellers 21 sellers i;^» >eltlt'ii)«iit 21%
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
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      U.S. PEPPER
      42 7 and aw ai Ing f I ampong spot e 25U, afloats ?nt 25 1 Sara--1 pri es quoted wak unquoted. Muntok white spol and awaiting release 39 afloats 39, and May shipment 3S sellers ex-dock. in U.S. cents per Ib.
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      105 7 I Philippines c.i.f, IK. (li uropean poi is delivered fl li; i long ton May Juno fR Struts c.i.f. IK. Nortli jropean ports delivered PSnt pei long ton May June <>N| OIL crude straits lf uropean ports in bulk H Ipnj Inn \l,, v J tt
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    IT'S C-DAY TOMORROW IN SCHOOLS
    35 7 japore arc i Commontomorrow witn 1 lay holiday, r, "Own as Empire >nwealth Day the Blfnlfli niportance of ol Nations." colony schools VIPs to give t win give con pupils
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    A-poiicy stands
    16 7 government nt b Its declared Policy in ommona yes- face of a bar > question!
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    Assembly to hear of union charge of ill-treatment
    190 7 4 LLEG ATIONS of ill-treatment l made by the Singapore Peas ants' Union against the Outram Road Remand Prison concerning a detainee, will be brought up at the next meeting of the Legislative Assembly on June 11. What is being done? The
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    COUNCIL'S FEES BID DRAWS PROTEST
    211 7 COUNCIL'S FEES BID DRAWS PROTEST IF the Singapore City Council wished to be honest about giving free treatment at the new out door dispensaries Uo be opened soon), it should make no charge, however nominal the sum might be said Mr. S. M. Vasagar (Lib. Sue.) at yesterday's City Council
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    JOHORE COAST OUTING FOR SHUTTER-BUGS
    117 7 rnHIRTY members ot the 1 Singapore Ctalnti 8 YMCA Art and Camera, Club arc to visit the ea-.t coast ol Johore on May 24 and 25 to photograph tha scenery there The charge for each person is $10. which covers expenses for accommodation, food and
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    Lock icon Cardinal has stroke
    28 7 Samuel Cardinal Stritch suffered a stroke early yesterday in Rome and was given the last rites of the Roman Catholic Church last I night. U.P.
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      138 7 SINGAPORE HICH TIDES TODAY: I:M 7 p m. and 11.34 p.m. TOMORROW: 12.56 p.m. THURSDAY: 0.09 a.m. and t.37 p.m. FRIDAY: 0.47 a.m. and 2.20 p.m. SATURDAY: 1.28 a.m. and 3.06 p.m. SUNDAY: g.15 a.m and 3.58 p.m. MONDAY: 3.12 am. and 5.00 p.m. Today's radio programme 1.16 p.m. Music
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    DOSE OF DRUGS CHANGED WIFE
    439 8 DOSE OF DRUGS CHANGED WIFE IT was the "very last" dose oi a series of streptomycin Injections which changed the life oi Uis. Florence Smith and her sea captain husband. it changed her from a woman who lived a healthy athletic life in the Far East to a woman who
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    UNKNOWN
    67 8 the run-down oj J F tor victims." So .said Sir Fredertaj per. managing director mineral water u m head of the Forces ft tlement Advisory Bo speaking in London] Mansion House meetia He said some emplj also have odd ideas i ex-Servicemen. They believe that offi "don't know what
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    46 8 Ever;/ year the pi of Purls elect t\ ''Muse." This year lucky "Muse" was year-old Sandrine, i prcfcr.< to be callei comedienne." Elected "Uute IS by her poetical t temporaries she is I turcd here red poet ru to a vett soldier in Montmi Paris.
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    W.Indies flag hoisted In London
    112 8 W. Indies flag hoisted In London The new flag of the young West Indies Federation jlcio in London for the fir.u time recently at a reception given by the West Indian Covimis Sio n e r in London, Mr. Garnet Gordon. Joining with the West Indians in celebrating the birth
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    68 8 A face -lift fur Goofy, the London Zoo giraffe as he gets his daily toilet with an oUtsi26 rn o p vvielded by head keeper, M r George RobinThis is a daily ritual for Goofy not so much because it is necessary, but simply because fie enjoys it like some
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      11 1 THE PAPER WITHIN A PAPER Eve I Tuesday, May 20, 1958^
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      VIENNA GOWNS FOR US
      354 1 VIENNA GOWNS FOR US as lilting as "Tales from the Vienna Woocts" are new gowns arrived here from Vienna. They are original creations by one of Europe's leading designers, Viktor Maschek. Here is ultimate quality in feminine apparel to the proudest couturier tradition, interpreted in daytime, cocktail and evening frocks
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      37 1 Here's your child's dream of a Shetland pony. Indestructible, his imitation fur and tossinq mane are delightfully realistic to small hands. He comes complete with saddle, bridle and reins for endless flours of amuseme?it. Free Press picture.
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      THESE COTTON SATINS ARE RICH IN COLOUR
      410 2 NEW HOKIZONS in Swiss totton textiles have been exploited in the 1958 line of Mettler originals, just arrived at our leading local shops. The bolder and most daring conceptions ol artistry in the current textile picture, these lovely cottons are the first Continental
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      GOURMET CLUB
      201 2 (CONTINENTAL natives i travellers lament that, they sorely miss the characteristic foods of sunny Italy while in Singapore. It is a tact that the best. ol these are rare here, spaghetti being the exception, although local chefs EVE has found overcook the sauces so that none of the
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      1346 2 Femi ascope THE NEWEST, SNAPPIEST \i MOST PRACTICAL PAGE DESIGNED FOR WOMEN l§ WHEN teatime comes around sink M W by Verkade of Holland r«7 M queenly confections ranging lloni (jn tailed speculaas (a tvpicallv Dufrh „/i--sophisticated moW Sticks 88? 55?, cream filling:. nto (he exquisite biscuits Paralleled for these
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      WHERE TO UNKNOWN
      234 2 Toy Shetland pony, Chinese rugs and furniture, tamphorwood chests, C. K. Tang, 241 River Valley Rd.; Viktor Maschek of Vienna original gowns, John Little's. Raffles PI Chinese porcelain lamps and bowls, waxed natural teak Oriental furniture, Helen Ling's H7 Tanglin Rd.: buffalo horn carvings. Malacca wood crafts,
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        67 2 Bac Stick DEODORANT a touch for day-long freshness The new, delightful '•nderorm-hygiene so delightful and comfortable and so neat and .<Jt P |easin 9 E3 Shapeliest, Softest Cotton cool /> i w 1m *^'v «-^i'* i c^ y f 1 1 I^l I "IL I m~ I y v B«J^
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        115 3 a Just Arrived JSWIM SUITS Orchard Road Open 9 A.M. To 6 P.M. IMIMMMMIUUMUi t Jeunesse et Beaute E Tuition French Beauty Culture t 3 1 Ring Louise Klerk t Tel: ***** <► ESI 1 w 1 Bb ■I n| 1 HJH^m| IB^^l aB IB! I Bf 1 fl $k
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      ROUND THE SHOPS
      175 4 ROUND THE SHOPS F*REBH from Federai ion kampongs is u fine array ot handmade pewtei objects at b Bukit Timah centr which blasts a large stock of native Malayan goods, 21ie8e contali) a good percentage oi our tin <mc thi in;ii; lng of tin decors tive Items including .sonic very
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      Putting colour an walls
      253 4 Mi\(.\roi:i \\s now m.»> tftjts w > I'XIMK on th« ualU <»l fheir homes M offices Will |M|>«| so il«'i orativr If It) oifei emllrv s possibilities iii li.iikijri'litiil decor I Saiulrrsiiti I ii-luiul h.is sent its first .ii»inii< Hi t(» a t-iiti.ii departmental store and
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      BRILLIANT NEW SILKS ARE HERE
      269 4 BRILLIANT NEW SILKS ARE HERE ORILLIANI as jungle parrots are the newest "silks from Siam just arrived at a central store of! Rattles Place which specialises in these luscious handwoven textiles Infinite variety glows to these, some in coveted piuri, the radiant orangeyellow ol royalty, iridescent cerise, pineapple gold and
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        93 4 NEWS! A LONG-LASTING LIPSTICK THAT DOES NOT DRY UPS r iafFlfe">ih V^hr ja^MWaV. I lelenu Rubinstein NEW CREAMY Stay-Long lipstick 100 I lor LIPBI i get lleli mi Boblntti i'i leu m i itii k i lini i but I i clii rarctHßfli t I At, I il r v,
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        59 4 The hand operated non-electric ROTABON FLOOR POLISHER ROTABON will L -I \-'X^\& operate under the s l ?,%\~Aw, very lowest furniture "v<- «i J'^^B^i A soft rubber but -V .%■> cr IS f'ttcd on the I L^HPf^ll outside edqo to qivc full protection to f turni«ur c onj panel- 9
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      RED BALLET STARS
      48 9 I Two of the lead-nq women members of the Arts Theatre Company, at a reception at i Wells Theatre, London, where the Comi ueek began a four-week season. ire Alia Konstantinovna Tarasova, left, Artist of the USSR, and Margarita The company arrived in Britain by
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      ESS: IT'S SO DEGRADING, SAY OFFICERS
      135 9 ely a salary little, one they refed in the Service" j ne of the main jobs of, boar s was to clear the, ids of plovers and n these false im- < ssionsPersuasion hothe problem facing of Labour and resettlement organisa- j iwi to
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      HE'S BREAKING THE: 'BRICK BARRIER'
      109 9 Signal-Sergeant Sankej of the Royal signals motor-cyclists, demonstrates if how to «o through a brick Wall on a motor-cycle and slay in(act when the 5 E '<"it gatt a preview display (o the press at Caiterlck Camp, Yorkshire recently. The 84-man tram half of (hem
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      300 10 INDIA'S Planning Commission has reported that the second live-year plan, now in its third year, will not achieve its original targets. In a memorandum presented to the New Delhi Parliament, the commission said the resources had .so far been below expectations
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      45 10 I A donkey cart carry- i ing a slogan "Down I 1 with brown im- perialism," follows a r Pakistani procession in Karachi organised to protest the Indian rp- I arrest in Srinagar of former Kashmir Pre- mier Sheikh Abdullah. United Press pie t ure.
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      75 10 o< >ME Japanese traders In r*> Tokyo believe that Peking's trade rupture with J.i pa i. -a 1 ill be short-lived. because it seems to be aimed at Influencing the JapB -c general election due i" be held on ThursdayOthers, however, believe Communist China has bi
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      594 10 PULSE ...featuring news and views about Asia today Refugees in Siam now must leave [Glimpses] PH E Siamese Prime 1 Minister, Mr. Tanoni Kittikachorn, has disclosed that his Cabinet had decided to repatriate all refugees in Sia m, including 40,000 Vietnamese, 300 Chinese and 280 Cambodians. vlr Tanom said those
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      235 10 Nepal to pattern govt. on that of Britain t epai;s first const]- modelled on B SS? u to «i is now read* With the British coi^f.' tutionai Jaw expert Sir Ivor Jennings, as adviser a Nepalese Governmeni commission has been busy during the past few weeks drafting a constitution that
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      154 10 /COMMUNIST China haa \J claimed the development of a new variety oi high yield rice resistant to pests and weevils. The rice developed by researchers at Kunming, in South-West China, is expected to yield nine tons per acre, Radio Poking said. The origin of this
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      150 11 New Africa group lines up at U.N. HE newly-formed consultative group of eight African states which are members of the Ued Nations will work closely with the larger fro-Asian group, delegation sources said in New F k lid that the new association would concentrate L ly African problems," and whenever
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      217 11 Polynesia link is with U.S. claims an expert NORWEGIAN ethnologist Thor Heyerdahl emphasised in New Yo.'k that modern bloodgroup surveys show that there is a Polynesian racial affinity to American aborigine^ rather to Asian peoples. In a letter from Oslo and published in the New York Times, the skipper of
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      109 11 /COMMUNIST CHINA is today winning friends without influencing many people among the Chinese in India and Pakistan. Formerly the Communists tried to persuade their uncommitted countrymen into joining the Red fold. Now they concentrate more on ihe Chinese cultural, educational and social aspects. The change
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      76 11 Plight of Asian seamen in West PAKISTAN has asked the International Labour Organisation's 42-nation maritime conference tn Geneva to consider setting up special 1.L.0. organs exclusively for maritime affairs Mr. S.B. Chaudhun, Pakistani Government delegate, said such organs could deal with cases of Pakistani seamen who came under various articles
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      26 11 Kuwait has granied a concession for oil exploitation off the coast of Kuwait to the Japanese-owned Arabian Oil Company Limited of Tokyo.— Reuter
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      834 13 m Aluminium foil is the answer to many problems NEW material, a new medium, is an event in the life of the handyman. In the last few years the growing production of aluminium foil in varying thicknesses has provided the answer to many problems in the
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      159 13 An easily made footstool rpHIS easy to make X footstool can be knocked up in an evening. It can be made either with an open shelf space for magazines or fitted with a drawer. The ends are cut !)ins. square from jin. ply or solid slock. Cut two 'ain. wide
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      301 14 Safe Invest will run better here IMAY be sticking my neck out going for Safe Invest again. But I really believe he will run much better tomorrow than he did the first day. He WES budly drawn and p never inui a cnance to yet Class 3/ Div. 1—
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      1906 14 THE FIGURES POINT TO HOPEFUL BLUE ALLAN LEWIS GIVES THE BEST BETS FOR TOMORROW Class 1, Div. 1-6 Furs. l>i»iiu«- 10.05; Hopeful Hint* 1.13] AiiuiM mriii Park 1.12] Artina N.uT; Sun of liuimt 8.o7; General rii 8.05; Silver MfaitreM M6; Marigold 1.04; Tudor Wonder B.O'J; Forest ftltßil H H.OO; Anna
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      46 14 These horses won't start tomorrow FOLLOWING horses I will not start tomorrow: Silver Mistress, Anna Kuniara. Bliss Fire, Little John, Dinkuni, Never Better, Kerr- brook, Oleander 11, Lindalou, The Anak! i Rose of Malaya, Water- line. Joyful Glory, and Oalveyan. Slipper Prince is a doubtful starter.
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      277 14 OAGE BLUE who won vJ her last start at Bukif Timah (defeating Pouhatan easily) is my selection fo r the Class 1 J" Div. 2 sprint. < After that first win, I* Sage Blue was handi. ml rapped in Div. 1 of a
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        298 14 I j *****1211A bWbWI~~TS I II I I II 1 I P CLUES ACROSS 2 I bail it, (5). I Change Paai lor the chink 3 Donkey appears In this (U) transparent Condition (G>. 6 Take the article ofi the seal 4 Change the seat for the <3> food (4).
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      170 15 ";i Warwickshire Surrej 306 ed P, way 73, Lock 58). 1 "x 128 and Dodds 4.;. Q it, USavUl 40, Prodger 98, n 1 wdrej 43), f ptfriN M-.ni for B irber 94; n 0) and 6(i \i ti '■■■>' or I ln«l n hin I u
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      25 15 Spain cut Sweden's l< ad to 2-1 by winning th< dou bio.s yesterday In their European z<>?u' Davin Cup tip in Barcelona Reuter
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      445 15 Asian Games report from Tokyo S^^SSy?* KESAVAN SOON IS AMONGST THE RASH OF MINOR INJURIES o^)TKTU i' HAVK THE MANAGERS OF MORE THAN 15 ATHLETIC TEAMS RUNNING OTHER MEDICTN AN GAMES VILLAGE W WITH ICE PACKS, SALTS AND Suffering from a pulled thigh
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      355 15 New Zealand shine v MCC T»HE NEW ZEALAND--1 BRS GAVE A CONVINCING DISPLAY AGAINST* THE MCC YESTERDAY ON THE SECOND DAY OF THE MATCH AT LORDS. Maintaining pressure in all departments of the game, the tourists ended the day 224 runs ahead with lour wickets in hand -a sound position
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      236 16 mm f a 8 a Km Tripoli quiet but rebels are still entrenched lEBANESE army troops ami J Insurgents eyed each other through gunsights In the port city ot Tripoli last night but not a shot had been fired in 24 hours and it seemed
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      101 16 RED RADIO TAKES A CRACK AT MR. DULLES AMOS4 ou RADJO coiiiini 'iiiiihir on Lebanon said la>t niyht: VVliiic\rr there d smell of u;ir. the voice of (is. Secretary of Stftte John luster) Dulles is always to be heard Reierrlni to Mr. Dulles s statement of U.S. readiness to land
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      164 16 /GENERAL Nuri Al Said, sworn in yesterday as the first Prime Minister of the Arab Union of Jordan and Iraq, said in Bagdad last night the armed forces of the two countries would be built up. He declared in a policy statement
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      35 16 Singapore detectives raided a hut in a kamponq. off Lavender Street at 4.10 a.m. today -and recovered lour daggers, a penknife, two iron rods, a bunch of keys, and a car jet.
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