The Singapore Free Press, 11 August 1958

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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press Malavas Own Family Paper H- „j lu; m>ort\ Monday, August 11. 1958. Price 15 CU.
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    Lock icon An 'unwanted' child survives crash that killed 36
    219 1 An 'unwanted' child survives crash that killed 36 i FOUR-YEAR-OLD girl who survived a plane V crash In which 36 people died was identified v airline officials yesterday as the "unwanted hild" of an Knglish noblewoman. Central African Airways, owners of the Visount airliner which crashed on Saturday while rying
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    Lock icon 25 feared dead in ferry disaster
    22 1 (people wore i when a m the er, near Ba I'll hum nigh were reported Reuter
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    Lock icon Peking ban on fortune tellers
    69 1 Peking ban on fortune tellers PEKING City Government yesterday baiUK d fortune-tellers and palmists and ordered them to lind other work. An order published In the Peking Evening News said only a few people now believed the prophecies of the capital's \HI) fortune tellers, 47 oi Whom are blind. The
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    Lock icon MAC IS DUE BACK IN H.K. TODAY
    167 1 fold Macmillan, ■i Primi Mint conclu led mi ion to rkey He In London totwo t »m il Adnaj BMI i n ti ethei i m Anl*. i clined to give any accounl of the tUkS, It was nelieved, however, that there had
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    DRASTIC PLAN BY GOVT. TO END CRIME WAVE
    350 1 DRASTIC PLAN BY GOVT. TO END CRIME WAVE I £ijMfo Security Ordinance to be invoked WHE Preservation of L Public Security Ordinance, which has so far been used only to counter political subversion, may be invoked to beat the renewed secret society menace in Singapore. The Ordinance would allow the
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    Lock icon Hussein lashes out at Soviet plots in M.E.
    168 1 iZINCt HUSSEIN last nighl attacked "Soviet subversion*' in the Middle East in a nationwide broadcast marking the sixth anniversary today of his accession to the throne. He said no Arab country had escaped the "conspiracies" of President Nasser who had recently "made
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    Lock icon Syrians fire on U.S. plane
    31 1 The Egyptian Middle East News Agency reported Last night from Damascus that Syrian anti-aircraft guns had Lnril on a U.S plane flying over Syrian territory. Reuter
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    Lock icon 600 mph Voodoos fly to U.K.
    55 1 Seven American Voodoo twin |et fighter bombers i d at Bentwaters, Eastern England, yesterday after flying 5,300 miles from Bl it rom, Texas, at about quo miles per hour. They are the forerunners oJ three squadrons ol thi i tj pc of aircraft to
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    RUBBER PRICE
    30 1 An i first grade rubber tyera f.o b. openi d In c thi mornini i ib up cvi n ,i of on Pi i closi The ti 'lie
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    Lock icon MID-EAST SITUATION 'DYNAMIC'
    431 2 Get on terms with Arab nationalism, urges Nutting ViK. ANTHONY NUTTING, formei Britis) A? 1 Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, saidii a London television programme last night tint Britain had either to "fight Arab nationalisms the deatli or get on terms with it lie favours getting
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    Lock icon BIG U.S. JORDAN AIRLIFT ENDED?
    147 2 %1 R Da\ Id Ben I irion, _lrl i ra< ii Pi Imi Mi-i I iter, told hi I 'abm. in Jei al< m yi < rday thai th U s air force had, during the w< id, completed ii airllfl of supplie to Jordan
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    EVARSITY GIRLS AT EXHIBITION
    90 2 The 3rd Medical c Week Exhibition of the 5 University of Malaya Medical Society opened over the weekend at S the Faculty of Medicine E C premises, Sepoy Lines. 2 E Here three pretty E S young dental students E of the university. Misses 2 Agatha
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    Lock icon New pipeline to Haifa completed
    62 2 Tests were successfully completed at the weekend on the v t leg of the 250--mile oil pipeline linking the Haifa refinery with the Red St 'a port of Ellath, refinery sources said at Haifa yesterday. Crude oil is now flowing through the entire length. oi
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    Lock icon Murphy says he doesn't expect explosion
    292 2 Murphy says he doesn't expect explosion \|R ROBERT MUR- PHY, President Eisenhower's special envoy, yesterday described the situation in the Middle East as •dynamic." He added: "There i_s a very definite movement of the people in these areas." Mr. Murphy had been asked when he landed at Northolt Airport. London,
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    Lock icon Two choices — Negroes want neither
    78 2 Two choices Negroes want neither 5 VTECiRO leaders of ll French Africa de- g S manded yesterday that E French Premier Charles 2 de Gaulle should give them the right to "con- federate" with France in a loosely-knit, Bri- B tish-stvlc Common- 1 wealth, it is learned in Paris. Last
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    Lock icon COMET IS FIRST 4-ENGINE JET TO LAND AT NEW YORK
    133 2 BRITISH Comet IV yesterday became the first four-englned jet airliner tO land af Idlewlld international airport. New York. The Comet, which Is expected to go into transatlantic service with 8.0.AC, by the end of this year, la to have a
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    Lock icon HOOVER IS 84
    32 2 Former U.fl I Herbert Hoover I celebrated hi. 84 h I I day with a fami: I at the home ol I sons in Greenwi I 1 i'Mi U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Sultan phones to pin-up daughter: Return or else...
    444 3 oHARI MAHAL, 20-year-old Inb clian girl who came to Britain to break Into show business, is renorted today to have been ordered home by her lather, the Sultan of t! naily Mail says the order follows the publication of a pin-up photograph
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    Lock icon KUALA LUMPUR GIRL WINS SINCAPORE PRINCESS TITLE
    92 3 picture, raiss aniriey Ann Jones, IS. of Kuala Lumpur, receives her a trophy from Mrs. M.P.I). E Nair, wife of the Assisa t.uit Minister lo the E Chief Secretary, for 2 winning the Princess a Singapore contest held E |on S iturday nighl
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    Lock icon CAR GRAB SN BID TO BLOW UP BRIDGE
    108 3 CAR GRAB SN BID TO BLOW UP BRIDGE TWO masked gunmen commandeered two ears yesterday in an attempt to blow up a bridge near Newry, Northern Ireland. They first seized a car In which the two sons of an undertaker were waiting to take mourners to a funeral. Brandishing gun.-,
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    Lock icon 30 mile trip by runaway train
    38 3 A 14-ear freight train ran wild for 30 miles yesterday before hitting a curve and hurtling off the tracks at Delaware River water gap near Stroudsburg. Pennsylvania. No injuries were reported. U.P.I
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    Lock icon QUEEN LANDS IN CHOPPY SEA
    45 3 THE Queen, the Duke Of Edinburgh With the Prince Ol Wales and Princess Anne landed al Loch Ryan Scotland, yesterday in a choppy sea to visit the home of Earl of stair Lord Lieutenant of Wlgtonshire and hlfl wife.- Reuter
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    Lock icon PROTEST OVER 'NO' TO 'IDIOT' REJECTED
    126 3 THE Venice Film Festival last night rejected Soviet protests over the exclusion of a Russian film called "The Idiot" from this year's show, which opens on August 24 and closes on September 7. Festival circles were now waiting to see whether the Soviet Union
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    Lock icon Chinese actor wins Locarno award
    41 3 Chinese actor Kwan Shan won the award for the best male actor for his performance in the Hong Kong production of "The True History of Ah Quan" at the Locarno International Festival which ended yesterday. Reuter
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  • The Singapore Free Press Monday. Aug. 11. 1958.
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      Opinion Subversion condoned
      217 4 Opinion Subversion condoned KUSSIA and the Unit- j ed Arab Republic were quick ofl' the j j mark to put the stamp of approval on a new regime born of j violence and murder i by promptly granting recognition to the Iraqi rebel regime. But then this was not unexpected
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    PELHAN GROOM writes every Monday
    615 4 i^tmsmttmtmttmmmtmmmmmtmmmmm^^^^^^ m The truth can he so brutal but luckily I few dare to use it I 4 VERY interesting sidelight I A on the human animal Is its inability to define a sini] le little word like Truth. Lexicographers have admittedly, made a praiseworihy
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    KNIGHTED THANKS TO A PHONE MIX-UP
    237 4 j I HAVE been called j by some odd names in my life, I ranging; from a fll- leted earwig by a drill instructor at Clielsea Barracks to a tasteful allitera- tion of four words j by a bargee whose right of way on
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    Now what would happen if...?
    67 4 Now what would happen if...? I (ANT understand why supporters of I political parties in Sin- uapor-p get away with painting their insignia «n roads. I feel quite certain If 1 was to advertise my wares on the high- ways in large and colourful letters, I would soon receive a
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    AFTER A LIQUID EVENING
    306 4 AFTER A LIQUID EVENING IT IS sad that in the film 1 of Diana Barrymore's lite her illustrious father, "The Profile." is shown only at the end of his career when drink had completely taken charge of him. He was always a fairly heavy drinker but it was only towards
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    The REME will hold an open gala day
    139 5 he Singapore Ba c Work- ijah Road ne to the t time. Sweeii 10 a.n d l P-m, he ,s whicl \i2: civilian workers r pell f o r public inbnection. h ops are respon- overhaul repair oi ihe equipment used bj
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    Cha-cha contest
    29 5 The cha-cha unci mambo pen championships schemed to be held In the tear World cabaret on pgusl 15 and 16 have been bstponed to August 2;. and
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    EISENHOWERS CELEBRATE 42ND ANNIVERSARY
    57 5 President Eisenhower (right) and Mrs. Eisen- J hower (centre) cele- 4 brate their 42nd wed- t ding anniversary with 1 a boat trip down the I Potomac River, with X their son John and his f family, aboard the T cruiser named after their granddaughter f
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    TWO GOVTS. AGREE ON PLAN FOR RESEARCH CENTRE
    251 5 TWO GOVTS. AGREE ON PLAN FOR RESEARCH CENTRE ■THHE Governments of Singapore and the Federation have at last reached agreement on the setting up of an Institute of Scientific and Industrial Researi h. The joint venture was suggested by Dr Francis Godwin, a World Bank expert, who spent about three
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    Lock icon Rapacki host to Stevenson
    37 5 Mr. Adlai Stevenson, U.S. Democratic Party leader, who is on a five-day private visit in Warsaw, was guest at a luncheon given him yesterday by the Polish Foreign Minister. Mr Adam Rapacki.- Reuter
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    156 to seek refund on widows' fund
    125 5 156 to seek refund on widows' fund THE majority of 156 Singapore Government officers due to retire this year are expected to discontinue contributing to the Widows and Orphans Fund and elect to receive refunds. The Government will therefore ask the Legislative Assembly for a supplementary grant of $100,000 to
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    ORCHID SHOW
    41 5 The Malayan Orchid Society will hold its annual orchid show at the Happy World Stadium from Sept. 5 to Sept. 7. Alwin Tan Scow Meng. 20-year-old Singapore student who left recently to study medicine at Michigan University in America.
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    Colony boys under canvas
    58 5 MORE than 200 youths from the Singapore Army Boys' Trade School are now attending their annual Outward Bound camp at Mersing, Johore. They are all living in tents pitched in the Jungle and are being trained In boating and watermanship and also jungle trekking They are
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    'BEWARE' WARMING IN BUSES?
    63 5 ALL bus companies In Singapore may soon be asked to display "Beware of Pickpockets" notices in their buses. The Singapore City Council is considering tnis pro- posal at the requc.t of a bus conductor Who said he had heard many complaints from passengers. The notices, it
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      241 6 JEFf'hVwKE ky SyJ»ey Jordan amm With little ree<~>BT th* thup^^ -A- FEW MINUTES i ATER, WHAT AfkOmAß W* S TME m acw/n6 IS GOOO-J W^Atfk^VE^EVA^l ™\\TTEMf>TS ™BE ™*Jj WAL WS74W L <T W S WE W LL 5^ S TO FkNO TUEM ANO ACE NO* AT UNQIXST&NtN^UARD E^^J^ TO MEET
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      487 6 ■""'"ll^ E |>ORN today, you havi < U "h E O cess potential and k:; C how to take full advanl ig portunity. You can mak( i i,, 0p f a li 11 0 You aiv aii h have definite opinions of your I S Became of this, r be
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    COAL
    384 7 If gives us drugs, dresses, plastics and perfumes By W. NEISH ELLIOT THERE is ii story told of a whimsical scientist who was asked by his wife for a new dress and gave her a lump of coal. The story is doubtless fictional and to mosl of us it
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    BURNED FOR HEAT IN ANCIENT CHINA
    398 7 another to man? The answer is 'No. It was burned merely for warmth in ancient China, where the wisest of men little dreamed what potential wealth was literally disappearing in smoke. There is evidence that as far back as the Bronze Age funeral pyres
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    TOP COOK ASKS the MUMS
    69 7 Will. British Army cooking champion. Sergeant John 1 Koworth, .'_9, has hern asking mothers of <>0 recruits about their secret recipes. lie met them at Queen Elizabeth Barracks. Strensall. Yorkshire, where the mothers h;ul come to watch the pissing -out parade at the depot of
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    Plan to beat dentist shortage
    666 8 Plan to beat dentist shortage THE chronic world shortage of dentists and ways of relieving the universal scarcity of manpower to fight dental diseases, the most common of all ailments, has been discussed for the first time by a group of experts called together by the World Health Organisation. The
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    63 8 2 """""tMiimnii, -Hr I fflffl not,. DR. EDWARD AN DERSON of the U.S. Novy Medical Corps I 1 displays one of the E S new hydro-sproy jet I injectors which hove arrived from America for use in Siom. The guns revolutionise the E administration oi in- I jections from the
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    Lock icon WOMEN LESS LIKEL THAN MEN TO TAKE TO BOTTLE
    426 8 WOMEN LESS LIKEL THAN MEN TO TAKE TO BOTTLE WHEN overwhelmed by their problems, men are more likely to take to the bottle than women, according to a report presented at a meeting of the American Psychiatric Association iii San Francisco. Drs. Josephine Hilgard and Martha Newman. who presented the
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    Lock icon 5-hour op. cut to 40 min.
    71 8 DR. KOMEI NAKAYAMJ of the tJniversity Chiba. Japan. W^StonSj hibited his revoiu surgical technique l°{.;B£i trie resection to the cUnww assembly of tho inter: van al College of C^PgE Surgeons at Pasadei > w fornia. Dr. Nakayama's techniQJ i which shortens sue! i opwj
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    Lock icon WORLD AWAITS THE START OF LUNAR RACE
    261 9 WORLD AWAITS THE START OF LUNAR RACE MISSILE TO BE BLASTED OFF TO THE MOON ON AUC. 17-U.S. REPORT tfROM August 17 people around the world will be watching the moon. For that is the date which is reported to have been set r or the blasting off of America's
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    THE WORLD OF SCIENCE
    178 9 Mr. Johnson said the urst u.s. rocKet siiut tv FIRST LOOK AT DARK SIDE OF THE MOON the forthcoming U.S. lunar rocket shot, if successful, will give man his first "look at the never-seep dark side oi* the moon. But it will be a fuzzy look.
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    POCKET CARTOON
    30 9 I by OSBF.RT LANCASTER I When I think of what they're doing to that poor tittle moMir down at Cape Canaveral, it makes my blood boil I I
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    Lock icon NO ANIMALS IN NEW MISSILE TESTS
    109 9 1/ omuls would not passengers in new <">n to be tested Hiiti.sh-Australian '"'ge at Woomera. terra Minister for M* Athol Townley. Mr Pownley was com- n §°n a report by ,;."•''•"'>' Sun-Hearld s that rockets-the ,k and the Black :*OuW be tested woomera and
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    Lock icon RIDDLE OF THE 'HUGE AIR OBJECT'
    406 9 RIDDLE OF THE 'HUGE AIR OBJECT' A PHOTOGRAPH of an 'unconventional aerial object" saucer-shaped and an estimated 4.000 feet across has been released in Alamogordo. New Mexico, by a group of civilians at that missile test centre. The Aerial Phenomena Research Oi ganisatlon (A.P.R.0.), which has government employees in its
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    'Russians tried in May but failed'
    357 9 'Russians tried in May but failed' RUSSIA tried but failed three months ago to score the greatest scientific and propaganda victory in history by beating the United States to the moon, the Washington Aviation Week magazine reported. The Soviet Union unsuccessfully attempted to hit the moon with a rocket on
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    TEST PROSPECT OF 17 SLAMS COUNTY ATTACK
    501 10  -  ARCHIE QUICK Xv FORTY SIX IS NOT MUCH OF A SCORE BY ENGLISH COUN--1 TV STANDARDS, EVEN IF IT WAS NO'l OUT. BUT IT COULD BE A LANDMARK IX TEST CRICKET. It was scored with the minimum of trouble for Sussex against Middlesex
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    SPORTRAIT
    18 10 "Funny thinQ. but until I loined the Gas Company I never took any interest in cricket ■i
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    WORLD RECORD SWIM
    67 10 Murray Rose, Australia's Olympic champion, bettered his official world record for the 400 metres freestyle when he won the United States outdoor swimming championship for this event in Indian- opoli s yesterday. His time of 4 mm. 24.5 sec. was 2.5 sec, inside his accepted world mark
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    Lock icon 3½ hr. duel for tennis ace
    83 10 Althea Gibson of New York, the Wimbledon champion, defeated Sally Mooro of California to win the women's singles title of the Eastern grass court lawn tennis championships at South Orange, New Jersey yesterday. She beat Miss Moore 9-7, 6-2. Mai Anderson of Australia won
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    Lock icon Kangaroo menace faces these speedsters
    505 10 Kangaroo menace faces these speedsters I)RIVERS and cars of MJ many nations will soon be competing for the honour of winning one of the world's toughest and most gruelling events the 10.000 miles roundAustralia car reliability rally, starting on August 20. Between competitors and the prize money, totalling 13,500 lies
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      282 10 51 "~"~__^_^_l*ys"*"^^^^i""™ "~'"^^^^i _J-_-_-___h^^l___^___^^^E____^^^| I I OgS I 1 1 I_R lES n CLUES across 3 edltor ta Rfter a 1 Nora fl for burning? (5). little residence (C). 4 Ahead In this dealing (7). 4 Quits and found after tea 8 It's mainly a ti ay« t\ (5) (6).
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    Lock icon Britain and U.S.battle for a draw
    223 11 Britain and U.S. battle for a draw t lie holders, and the United States O id out a draw in the Curtis Cup women's lf nternational yesterday at West Newton; X c husetta Each team scored 4| points. The result of the tie hung on the last match, between Mrs.
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    Lock icon AMATEURS BEAT PRO'S AT GOLF
    198 11 AMATEURS BEAT PRO'S AT GOLF AMATEUR golf in the British [sles received its Mggesl b<><» s t for years when an amateur selection beat a professional side, including nine oi the last victorious British Ryder Cup team, by nine matches to five with one halved yesterday at Turnberry, Ayrshire. After
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    Lock icon Fast puncher aims to beat Patterson
    112 11 U 1 height challeng- Harris said yes- expect to win the nti i loyd Patterson labs and left t ten dark-haired there is no i :Ws plan for the fight next week. I to beat him at I flth jabs and c right uppercuts."
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    Lock icon Kenya force a draW
    123 11 Kenya force a draW l-TENYA Coast held the touring South African Non-European cricket team to a draw in Mombasa yesterday. The tourists declared their first innings closed at j 180 for nine at lunch and the Kenya Coast XI, who were dismissed for 41 in their first innings, hit up
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    Lock icon SWIM RECORD
    26 11 Dawn Fraser of Australia broke her own world record for the women's 100 metres freestyle at the Hague yesterday, plnplHntr fil 9 <pconds.- Reuter
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    FIRST TO SWIM THE CHANNEL
    107 11 rpillßTY FOI R-YEAR-S I oil) Brazilian Abilio Couto yesterday became E this season's first man to swim the Channel. He crossed from France to England in lMir. 45min. In Buenos /Vires yesterday Manantial (Gulf Stream— Magda) won the Pola de Totrillos, a colts classic, at
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    Lock icon IT WAS A FINISH OF OUTSIDERS
    1374 11  - IT WAS A FINISH OF OUTSIDERS ALLAN LEWIS IBESSI IN a finish of "out- siders" Couag won the Penang Gold Cup on Saturday to give Newlands Stables their most important success since their colours have become familiar on Malayan racecourses. No-one will begrudge Mr. John Watson, manager of Newlands Stable,
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    Lock icon MAO ALSO FOR SUMMIT?
    210 12 yiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiii!!,,,,,,. JYudisi cangrtKss j MaeUHsteti by Mt.C bishop I rpHE ROMAN CATHOLIC Bishop of Southw ark i 5 1 don, the Right Reverend Cyril Cowderov hL I 1 forbidden members of his flock to attend th 5 forthcoming international nudist congress. i The congress of
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    252 12 JAPANESE and American intelligence sources in Tokyo are convinced that Russian leader Nikita Khrushchev is now pledged to press vigorously at all times for the inclusion or recognition of Communist China in top-level talks, writes Richard Hughes, the London Sunday Times
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    PRO-GOVT. LEADERS SLAIN IN LEBANON
    125 12 A SPOKESMAN for the £X right-wing F.P.S. Party declared in Beirut, last night that slaying of three top party members on Saturday night "opens a new era of assassination." The men's bodies were found early yesterday in the Yanta area of the Syrian-Lebanon border. Rebel
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    S'pore war on thugs
    78 12 From Page I working on a plan to enlist public co-operation. He would be writing to all associations, clubs, coffee shop guilds and youth organisations today or tomorrow asking for their help in curbing secret society violence. He would meet them in- j dividually to explain
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    44 12 The South African Prime I Minister. Mr. Johannes Strijdom. who is suffering I from a blood clot in the lung, "slept well during most of the day and Is comfortable, but his condition is unchanged/ an Official bulletin said last night.- Reuter
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    138 12 A Swedish father who left his dying wife in Stockholm to fly to the bedside of his critically injured da U g lit c r at Greensboro, North Carolina conferred with the girl's doctor yesterday Al the hospital. Friends who had ki
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    THE LAST STOP FOR PRINCESS
    35 12 Princess Margaret arrived At Halifax, Nova Scotia, by train yesterday afternoon after a tour of the scenic Annapolis Valley. It was the last stop of her month-long tour of Canada.
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    107 12 THE Bristol aeroplane company is building Britain's first "rocket killer," the News Chronicle's air correspondent reports, j The correspondent says it is a more deadly ver- sion of the Bloodhound missile. He adds: "Armed -A'ith i nuclear explosive, it will j be fired into th? strato-
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    KEY ROLE FOR DAG AT ASSEMBLY TALKS
    242 12 AN intensive round of consultations among- key delegates has begun at the United Nations in preparation for the General Assembly's Middle East debate on Wednesday. Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld, U.N. secretary general who outlined a fivepoint plan for the Middle East on Friday, is
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    58 12 GARDEN 'FIND'- A TON BDMB After digging for almost I five weeks, an army bomb disposal squad yesterday I recovered an unexploded German bomb weighing about a ton from the [garden of a house al Chatham. England. They recovered the bomb. dropped on the port during a World War II
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      512 12 (Straits Timet Free Pres* foi the convenience ot odvertitert our representative at Ist floor. SINGAPORE COLO STOR AGE. ORCHARD ROAD, will re ceivo ftmall advertisements and answers to box numbers. Classified advertisements may olso be handed to CITY BOOK STORE LTD Winchester House. Collyer Quoy. Singapore MALAYA DRUG STORE 142
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      25 12 Hunt for ihe best PEACH HALVES TOMATO JUICE fresh from WHOLE NEW potatoes k^Ji sunny California tomato catsup j r Available at your favourite Crc
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    246 13 Landowners are still worried by Master Plan liINGAPORE landowners have still plenty of doubts about the Master Plan which came into effect on Friday. They are apprehensive of hat effect it will have on their land. Manj landlords and land surveyors turned up at the Master Plan vhihh; on when
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    RUSH TO BUY P.O. GUIDE
    73 13 There was an unexpected rush to buy the new edition of the Malayan Post Office Guide when it was put on sale in Singapore last week. A spokesman of the Postal Services told the Free Press that nearly half the stock of 200 copies was
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    Lock icon SON OF STANLEY BALDWIN DIES
    33 13 Earl Baldwin of Bewdley. son of the former Conservative Prime Minister and a former governor of tne Leeward Islands, died in London last, ni_rht Hp -orris 59.- Reuter
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    Lock icon R.I. DELEGATION ARRIVE IN U.K.
    25 13 A six-man delegation ol Indonesian parliamentarians and administrators arrived in London yesterday for a thres-wppk st.ndv trmr of Britain.- Reuter
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    Lock icon KNITTING GIVES CLUE TO NEXT ARRIVAL
    47 13 KNITTING GIVES CLUE TO NEXT ARRIVAL Jayne Mansfield and husband Mickey Hargitay seen on arrival in New York harbour v from England with their daughter Jane Marie 7; but the knitB ting gives a clue there's one more to come, a baby expected in the autumn.— U.P.I.
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    Police want to interview man
    51 13 Jesselton police are anxious to interview a man named Tahil bin Halimah who, it is believed, may be able to give information about a recent pirate raid on a timber camp at Kalabakan. Any person knowing of his whereabouts is asked to communicate with the
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      175 13 I[[|||||||||IIIIIIIH!limUIIIII«» S SINGAPORE [HIGH TiDES I TODAY. 7.27 p.m. E TOMORROW: 9.37 a.m. i and «->> > P-m, zz WEDNESDAY: 10.15 a.m. and 9.23 p.m. E Till RSDAY: 10 50 a.m. and in. OS p.m. E FRIDAY: 11.23 a.m. and E j SATURDAY: 11.56. a.m. E and 1 1 35
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    81 14 JT will be -fasti motorways. Bul one thiol the Ministry 0 M say, Silverstone hi race-tracks? I Mr. George Nugi Parliamentary Sm.t„B the Mlnistry y saS 6 Commons: "if m M that, they will be ail to them elves and to* one else, but with o'M open wi are
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    UNKNWON
    49 14 A split -second picH ture oi the 600-tol motor vessel Kel lani" as it hits thl water sideways wheHj it was launched rel cently at YVillingtol Quay. Newcastle. I Mrs. Kennetl Craggs, wife of thl chairman of thl builders per forme! the lav lulling cer! mony. B llli:illllllli?lliillhii!iillilliiB|
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    Lock icon THIRSTY YOUNG DANCE WINNERS
    67 14 THIRSTY YOUNG DANCE WINNERS Three very young ladj ies enjoy a well-earned drink after winning the first three prizes in a j session of the London stage dancing compc- titions, organised by the Dance Teachers' Asso- ciation and held at the Roy.il Scottish Corporation Hall, London. They are Lynnc Berry
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    • Title Section
      Masthead
      7 1 Free Press Supplement Monday, August 11, 1958
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        35 1 pUiSSvI _2^% 1 __D_^S______________l IK *^l Wrltr**Mm\ OS^f^Hl I IB Bk IHf '^B IT Hi|__B iißUi ■W*w__«_? 1118 BP mmW WJ Bf iB m Bk Tmmm mw Aw^ I ''^^^BKU(^*'■ N '*^l||^Bfc^.■..* jj -BB &b*yier*W£Mm~iet
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        113 2 ._______r I ____F ______r AmMr _B ___________r ______^______T MMMW AMMV AMM* AMMr AmT AMMr AMMMr AMMr AMMr m\^r AMMw^ AMMv^ AMMM* AMMV AMMr AMMMM\m^^A9mr .^k^T AmmY AMMMr mw _^___r lflf ________r IK _^B FITZPATHICK FOOD SUPPLIES (IAIt EAST) LTftJ o// /7/<? Opening of their New Supermarket I W. 0/ /7**./r
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      ENTER THE SUPERMARKET!
      30 3 HERE IT IS ALL UNDER ONE R00F... ANYTHING FROM A CAN OF BEANS TO J3AVIAR... _FROM A JTICKET TO THE CINEMA TO A JOURNEY TO FARAWAY PLACES...
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      Now shopping in the modern manner comes to Singapore
      668 3 Now shopping in the modern manner comes to Singapore GENERAL MANAGER OF I THE COMPANY IN December, 1957, Fitzpatrick's celebrated the 10th an iversary of their ommencing busiAlthough at the benning many doubted the young company *isl against tiUon, it has m into one of the r °od companies p
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        44 3 CONGRATULATIONS TO FITZPATRICK'S FOOD SUPPLIES (FAR FAST) ITn l 1 nil UIU 1 1 LIUi on the occasion of the opening of their SUPER MARKET _-B-_B--BW-MM--MM--l--i-WM-l--M_W___i^ To ensure their patrons the maximum degree J of comfort, they have selected By SIME DARBY j I
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      THE END OF A SHOPPING CHAPTER
      13 4 The interior of the former FiUpairick premises
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        23 4 When shopping at FITZPATRICK'S remember your With Best Wishes to I FITZPATRICK'S SUPERMARKET >> tt \V it _>_> tt tt ii I? RECORD FITZPATRICK'S SUPERMARKET
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      ...and ticket to far-away places
      1393 5 L popular brands. hl variety ol cli 0 hardware, aning matenals is ot all available. The display of fro- usual and Lial in open "serve fur; W^K! on v extensive but ill be a delight to c gourmand, the Uewife and the rehurateur as well
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        97 5 Featured at FITZPATRICK'S j S ________________________Mf-fißfi^''_'> *^3'^^<________PwHn2S^BlS^^^S9fe ?_£v™*i yW «■_!_>• ivmW __^B flr^T.___^ll^_^^^^____i________i^^^^N»» to \Bff ■4^, jgjjppP^""*^ ,j jt jf 4 mWe\ t r k ljsm_ IH^H MBl^^^^jßßjl^^|fl^p_>^^^Mwp -iti' >' i L 1 ..X SUlfl H WWM „^?iisw^BfiSu^^^Bß I 9^K *3i>^i B.flj i W^^^ I C©mpony, points out to Mr.
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        63 6 mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmwmm^mmi^^ Sunrise Produce Co. FITZPATRICK'S (F.E.) LTD. send their very best wishes on thi- occasion of the opening in Singapore of the most modern and up-to-date grocery store in South East Asia. Sunrise Produce Co., Growers Packers Shippers Distributors General Exporters 210 WASHINGTON STREET, s\N FRANCISCO 11, CALIFORNIA, I .S.A.
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        26 6 SIFTA SAM SAYS: "HELP YOURSELF TO_^^ripvi j©J-*lr lAKj*: f(tilii*Y.,s il'"""" liiil i»| U I I i. J IN IMb TINS AND |^J5 JQ*+ Hb CARTONS tfft^
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      This is a housewife's dream
      130 7 NO DETAILS ARE OVERLOOKED TO MAKE SHOPPING A PLEASURE ■J-HE GROUND floor of Fitipatrick's Supermarket is a housewife's dream. The goods are attractively laid out, and, what is very important to the busy shopper, there are plenty of signs, clearly lettered in bold red ond
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        58 7 Ayam Products are proud to be associated with kTK FITZPATRICK'S /f J«|>*^Jfi*;i*^^ NEW SELF SERVICE SUPERMARKET j#^r^"^: "V^-^^^^K^^^^^ FAMOUS AYAM PRODUCTS INCLUDE: "4w r /^fW^ Ji' <lj_ W\ I M^^-Mffiyv-L^^'' fOX Champignons Asparagus lflf ffSHi^^Ll? sHs^ Green Peas Abalone jU -*3*^^^ly^^^> Pearl Barley Washing Blue <^^^^^^g^v o__!^^^^^^^^0 w<- proprietors <>/
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      So simple—just help yourself
      181 8 MODEL HELEN LEE SHOWS HOW TO SAVE TIME. EFFORT THE Free Press took model Helen Lee along to the Supermarket to show how easy shopping can be. She takes one of the trolleys just inside the main door, sets off on her tour and is immediately
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      IN THE FROZEN MEAT SECTION
      58 8 The liquor department is a new venture for Fitzpatrick's Y °B will find all kinds af drinks here from the finest magnum 4 champagne to a small bottle of tonic water. Miss Lee mafccs Hf choice for a party— j n this case on exotic
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      UNKNOWN
      130 9 RIGHT is Jim, the chief butcher He has been with Fit/ Patrick's since the firm first, began operating and there is nothing he does not know about meat. His workroom at the back of the Super market holds man/ aluminium and formica topped tables where the joints are prepared.
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        70 9 I r? \\T yTi EA f /t \r I The New Zealand Insurance Company Limited, believing in the I 1 economic stability of Singapore, takes this opportunity of congratulating I Fitzpatrick's Food Supplies (Far East) Limited on the opening of I FITZPATRICK'S SUPER MARKET I ORCHARD ROAD SINGAPORE 9 9mm\
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        103 10 1 1 11C 11 IJtJol TVlollt_sS IO I FITZPATRICK'S I ■§■^■1 a— a^r-r -jr- 1 _o r r_n _Ff TW iw/mT A WmXs Wy^ T7i HP I SI Hrjli iwI A liKfrj I I 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I 9m9m c B I I They
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      Customers came first in the design of the Supermarket
      56 11 GAUNT and still grace, less, the r e i nforced concrete walls of the Super, market rise into the sky during buliding operations late last year. ft AS it is today an imposing building that combines &race and dignity with its
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      AND IT IS A TRIUMPH TO ARCHITECT'S SKILL
      333 11 QNE OF THE primary considerations m the design of a supermarket is the aspect of crowd control and general traffic circulation. In the case of Fitzpatrick'.s, every consideration h. is been Riven to the comfort of the customer Hia car is taken
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      Dreams plus degree -success for two
      121 11 Dreams plus degree -success for two M voars ag tw Snanghal students m of owning a gWtal company. That bmm reality re- Ir«sd the splendid I ni Supermar k et is Mr' 'n' lwo students, B»leh Chang Sun V Kuo Yu Shen, r directors of the I I Construction J«WI
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        80 11 NEW SUPERMARKET OPENS!! Serve Yourself At Fitzpatricks Serve Your Family At Home With BATCHELORS WONDERFUL FOODS! A triple delight-3 NEW *m* 9 mkMW ISatchefoiA Saupi t&W tempting VEGETABLE SOUP -^n^^y Micious MUSHROOM SOUP \N j (JtW tasty ONION SOUP e:: fm^^^^ m^ Taste the rich flavour of Batchelors 1 lp
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      TO CAPTIVATE THE GOURMET
      103 12 Delicacies from lotus nuts to gingers LIERE IS the countej(left) where the gourmet items are sold and here is good news for all those people who like very special Chinese d.shes. Take your pick from such exotic foods as white lotus nuts, chowchows, gingers, water chestnuts
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      THEY ARE THERE TO HELP YOU
      54 12 TWO charming girls ore in charge of the Supermarket's courtesy booth. Mrs Locke answers a question while Mrs. Silva takes a telephoned order. They ore there to help the customer. Thty will tell you whore you con find any goods, take your orders or
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        152 12 TMBMnwrw>i^ti"i4llTr*f****ii J *lWfcWHr' *ii '^i**?' SMl l______'*^^ __2-_ii_3__K£&'9E CmfflHsOKs^isak mt > y mMitvnliNn?Mr*B3*^*^^ i ■j(_j_3___fck_6_*. 4*<^ St'-ISS &_c i'-'** «"••■<■,.■. JJM Bar/ s^". ~^^SJ! faii'.'**"^^" $^^^^IHB^_________HB^^^_^*^l_ C- <^^ lit ii-jJWr fll WT^ 0> iiiiiiii \w*^ s^^mm OaFv 4rv-< MB ~&Ammmmw!MWLJ&\W*mm m9 m^^ fm ___^y _J /V _»._,-y.^^llB£r^* ''\*\WN* *^>v. --jp^^
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      Largest in S-E Asia
      198 13 TUCKED away in a charming nook under the staircase on the ground floor is the peri*imc counter, where a wide ringe of scents from Paris, London and New York may be ob- tained. If in doubt ask the assistant's advice as this customer is doing. She
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        158 13 T TTT T ttt T-y TTTTTT T T T T T TTTTTTTTTTTT T T T T T TTT T TTTTTTTTTTTT TTTT T T T T f TTTTTT TTTTTTTTTTTT T T T T T T TTT TTT TTTTTTTTTT TT T T TTTT T T TTTTTTTTTTTTT TT- SEE MANSFIELDS FOR TRAVEL AT
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      Beautiful silks to delight the eye
      278 14  -  A WIDF range of beautiful Thai silks are available at Thai Craft, on the firsl floor These lovely shim mering materials may be bought either by the yard or in stole lengths of three and a quarter yards by 40 inches. One heavenly stole
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        68 14 Introducing none other lhan HAIR STYLIST BEAUTICIAN FITZPATRICK'S SUPERMARKET WITH SUSAN IN ATTENDANCE PERSONALLY for the latest in HAIR STYLES USING THE LATEST EQUIPMENT FROM LONDON GERMANY TAI WAH TRADING CO. 32, MOSQUE STREET, SINGAPORE. COMPLETING ALL YOUR NEEDS UNDER ONE ROOF Dl ETHELMS j PAINT DEPARTMENT SHERWIN WILLIAMS' Famous
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      TALKE A LIFT TO 1st FLOOR FOR A MORNING COFFEE
      55 15 TALKE A LIFT TO 1st FLOOR FOR A MORNING COFFEE FEEL like a mid-morning coffee or perhaps a light snack? Then take the lift from the mezzanine to the Cafe on the first floor. It has a continental look with its multi-coloured tables and chairs. There is a bar too
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      Brighten up your outlook...
      64 15 Isqqc^ on thi W m P ec,o,, y designed spectacles may be bought at F. J. SporM '"q dmnL m eilamne floor Many of fhe,e from ore decoroted with wQr lo brioKf f yOU moy choose P re *y ornamental clips for party 9 en your
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        65 15 /i.i£ materials I /or building I HARRISONS CROSFIELD (M) LTD #r<? />rowJ to have supplied the I Drift-wood Wall Panelling, I 7V#& Veneer Wall Panelling, I Formica Working Surfaces, FITZPATRICK'S FOOD SUPPLIES (FE) '< A I I "T> 1 I g-_ Si* n l 111 TELEPHONE J I Sanitary Equipment
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      A STORE FRONT WITH ZING IN ALUMINIUM
      505 16 A STORE FRONT WITH ZING IN ALUMINIUM J plTZl'A'A KICK'S Supermarket is without doubt the most modern shop in Singapore. This is due in no small extent to its Kawneer aluminium shop front and entrince Messrs. James Ferric Partners, architects, and Messrs. Fitzpatrick's Food Supplies Ltd., are to be congratulated
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      THE MAGIC DOORMAN
      33 16 THE magic doorman in action. Tread on the rubber carpet and an electrical circuit it completed which automatically opens the door and closes it once the I customer passes through.
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        106 16 if it's a Kir*** HI md H's n y<nnl Mind I ll Filzpatriek's made an excellent choice when thcv selected the aristocrat of Venetian blinds, Kirsch Sun Aire Venetian Blinds, for their new Sujx Tiuarkel building. supplied by mil irn I SINGAPORE C KUPLH LUMPUP J 7 j ms. Bukit
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      Blinds-a place in the sun
      330 17 Blinds -a place in the sun rins< II SunAire Venetian blinds for fifty yeans— ivfi been installed in Fitzpatrick s v Supermarkel in Orchard Like Fit /.pat rick's, many people n this country are faced with the Snblem of protecting their valuaJe rugs and window draperies Tom fading. Kirsch SunAire
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      'LIGHTING FOR SELLING' WAS KEYNOTE HERE
      231 17 THE ELECTRICAL installation of Fitzpatricks Supermarket presented some unusual problems to the architects. Messrs. James W. Ferric and Partners, and the electrical contractors, Harrisons Lister Engineering Ltd. In particular, the question of adequate lighting of high efficiency and suitable colour rendering properties had to
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      Beauty is her business
      136 17 AVERY welcome figure to the world of beauty in Singapore is Mrs Susan Lim. "Susan Hairstylist and Beautician" in Fitzpatrick's Supermarket in Orchard Road, offers (he latest in hairstyles, dressing ;nd beauty treatment. Mrs. Lim, a graduate of the London Institute and Morris School of Hairdressing,
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        103 17 "YOU CAN NOW m%^^m^\\T l SEE INTO OUR NEW ll orricES. ALL Jgj \v// Sanlugr* Slmlilom >#S% OF COURSE." %^J \T JJ^| SANKEY-SHELDON LIMITED. 46, Cannon Street, London. E.C.4 Eu nc a n Jjj| obcrts ml imited Crosby House, Robinson Road, Singapore Tel: ***** or P.O. Box 772, Kuala Lumpur
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      Stay cool, fresh with York airconditioning
      502 18 Stay cool, fresh with York airconditioning YORK Aircondition- ins: has created another firs: in being selected by the management of the Fitzpatrick's Supermarket. The installation of the York central station air conditioning system, together with a York refrigeration plant for the cold rooms, has been carried out by Sime Darby
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        147 18 Monarch Foods 1 1853 Fufs?9«. I^sB i_r fl/TLA'' r&rtf V^ FITZPATRICKS FOOD SUPPLIES (far east) LTD. ON THE OPENING OF THEIR SUPERMARKET AT ORCHARD ROAD. I TRADE ENQUIRIES: EDIBEN TRADING COMPANY 19, MEDEIROS BUILDING SINGAPORE. TEL: ***** 1 ii:ini!lllllllllllllllllllllilillllHIII,IIMIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIMIIIIIIIMIIII!:|MMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIi:illllllli I Bi^__ _A ___T freni deep /ewe/-/ifce tonings JM BA _^m
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      STRONG, CHEAP AND EASY TOO
      442 19 Wood and steel are combined in this new prefab shelving M Mf mm —meal for stores and shoos I UNDIA prefabricat"ed re- in forced patent shelving is a Swedish invention patented recently in Malaya. It is a combination of wood and steel, and although wood
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        31 19 jgiiiiHiuiiiiHiimiiimnimiiimiicMiu^ I Fitzpatrick's j __E wk m 9mt> flmmmW _F f f f I 1 I jss^P^a fully Licensed I LUNCHES f IWE SPECIALISE IN WEDDING CAKES i 5 ittti r^
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      ENTER THE MECHANICAL BRAIN
      521 20 ENTER THE MECHANICAL BRAI N A NEW (ASH register, built »>> the National (ash Register Co., which automatic all\ computes in seconds how much change a customer is entitled to, and then keeps a record of the figures to pro\e calculations are correct, will he lit use at all check-out
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      Fitzpatrick's use National Cash to ring up thanges
      128 20 ence between $20.00 and $14.85, and registers $5.15 opposite another little sign marked "Change." Ordinarily the clerk would be forced to do some swift mental arithmetic, or more likely, use a pencil ?nd paper to figure the customers' change. After that, the
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        34 20 Itr Ai mAr W I w^^^«^ <: -,4i>yJ?i lx _j ■'mm%-\w^^ '■"'X'ilr^ ill STORE FRONTi jf £plW^ STORE FRONTS DILI HELM oL Co., LTD. Branches at:- Kuala Lumpur-Phone ***** Penang— Phone 4108 Ipoh-Phone 2177 j
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      Lock icon IT FOR FAST OADS
      227 21 IT FOR FAST OADS llvl 0 n Britain's new this decision worries \\i\\ aspirants for. use them as practice Vice Admiral Hiillett (Tory. on N.E i came a plea J, r a speed limit ol ioo an hour. -I have not the slightest loubt will be cars dvertised to go
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      Brave Delia is a veteran of the road
      227 21 Brave Delia is a veteran of the road y IMDE a gaily painted London mews cot«»if c y° un S woman slowly hoisted her- into the driving seat of her car. Her in- ;<< chair was stowed away in the boot !y^ nlic drove from London into the hei Pedal
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      Lodon Gossip
      780 22 Lodon Gossip rpHE most cosmop_--99 litan party m London the other night was undoubtedly at that historir, somewhat r a m shackle house, No. 10, Downing-streel Lights burned out from all three lloois illuminating a damp, murky London evening. And Inside 200 men and women representing East and West, all
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