The Singapore Free Press, 9 December 1958

Microfilm: NL2453
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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper So ***** Sinf»porr, Tuesday, December 9, 19M. Price 15 CU.
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    Early shocks for England
    492 1 Early shocks for England IT was a morning of .shocks for England m Me first Test at Brisbane. At lunch time on the i th clay the score was Hi for four wickets. Rom Oraveney and Peter the mainstays of England's batting, were both dismissed early. If it was a
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    Lock icon Adenauer, Macmillan plan to meet in London on Friday
    293 1 OFFICIAL British Government sources confirmed last night that Dr. Konrad Adenauer, the West German Chancellor, has suggested that he should visit London on Friday for talks with the Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan. The sources said the Prime Minister had been
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    EOKA WOMAN JAILED
    45 1 45 -y ear old Greek Cypriot school- -<l to 18 months jail at Lar oJtSfer gU yl posscssln 11le al BOKA I »i.t "But for th. hat you pleaded •would R,-t th maximum of threo years prouic Emergency Regulations for this ofTence
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    Lock icon Mr. K. SACKS SECURITY CHIEF 'BLACK IVAN'
    322 1 Mr. K. SACKS SECURITY CHIEF 'BLACK IVAN' QENERAL IVAN SEROV, Russia's security chief, has been relieved of his post, Tass, the official Soviet news agency, said last night. The agency said Serov was taking up "other work." It gave no details. Tass said: "The U.S.S.R. Supreme Soviet presidium has released
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    S'pore cable on Formosa food peril
    90 1 THE regional office of the World Health Organisation m Singapore has cabled Taipeh requesting information on a report that 98 per cent of the tinned food produced m Formosa w^ harmful to health. This followed a request from the Singapore Health Ministry after reading
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    RUBBER PRICE
    31 1 December first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened m Singapore this morning at ')31 cents per lb., up threeluarters of a cent on yesterday's closing price. The one was quiet.
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    No new polio cases
    21 1 No new polio cases No new ca.se of polio was reported In Singapore from 4.30 p.m. yesterday to 9.30 a.m. today.
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    Lock icon Ike visits Dulles
    16 1 President Eisenhower visited Mr. John Foster Dulles m hospital m Washington yesterday.- Reuter
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    HORSE FALLS INTO DOCK
    170 1 HORSE FALLS INTO DOCK A RESTLESS racehorse fell Into the London docks yesterday while waiting to be shipped to Malaya to race. Atonement, a two-year-old thoroughbred gelding, was waiting m a box to be put aboard the British cargo liner Surat. He grew restive and kicked his way out, stumbled
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    Lock icon RI delegate challenges Russian membership
    215 2 leader of the Indonesian delegation to the Afro-Asian economic conference m Cairo, yesterday challenged the right of the Soviet delegation to attend the conference as a full member. Mr. Soebehan told a press conference that the full members present should "consist only of those countries
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    Lock icon RUSSIA AGREES TO A-BAN POLICING
    216 2 RUSSIA AGREES TO A-BAN POLICING SWIFTLY following up agreement by Britain and the United States on Saturday to prohibit atomic tests, Russia yesterday accepted the Western proposal for the "policing" of such a ban. In the Geneva conference yesterday, experts from the three countries agreed on the text of Article
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    Lock icon JAILED 5 YEARS FOR 'SPY' LIE
    62 2 JAILED 5 YEARS FOR 'SPY LIE Murk Zbowow.ski, v j born anthropologist and lnrmr t at Harvard University, wa Tfiay Jailed for five years for having committed perjury denying he knew Jack Soble, the convicted 8 UtiiNd States Judge, John Cashin Imposed the maxl ;n ln prl on entence on
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    Lock icon JACK'S JAZZ PREVIEW WAS BIG SURPRISE
    97 2 JACK' S JAZZ PREVIEW WAS BIG SURPRISE JACK TEAGARDEN t;ave a surprise preview m Singapore last night when he and his sextet visited the Singapore Musicians Ball at the Victoria Memorial Hall. At midnight. Jack and his players swung into Dixieland and blues numbers which had the crowd roaring and
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    Lock icon U.N. PLEA TO S. AFRICA ON INDIA COMPLAINT
    184 2 TME UN. General Assembly's special political committee yesterday A adopted, by 62 votes to none with nine abstentions, a resolution which asks the Assembly to renew its appeal to South Africa to join India and Pakistan m direct negotiations to solve their
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    U.A.R. tells Israel: We will repulse attack
    108 2 ISRAEL yesterday accused the United Arab Republic of "an act of war" m last week's artillery bombardment of Israeli Villages near the Syrian frontier. Making the charge, Israel's chief delegate to the United Nations, Mr. Abba Eban. called on the Security Council to
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    58 2 Due m Singapore from Hong Kong today is the M. V. Tliamaria (above) second largest pilot ship m t ho world, which v.in designed i»y a Singapore firm Ritchie and RissM .inrt huifl m llf»np Konn for (hr Port of Karmn.m on her v .iv If Iturm i niters uli«r,
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    Lock icon 'NO U.S. PART IN NEW IRAQI PLOT'
    221 2 'NO U.S. PART IN NEW IRAQI PLOT' spiracy to overthrow t Iraq Government c saia. The department has no information cJ2 cerning the discovery of a P^t m Iraq beyond that contained m the reported statement of Prime fitaSDec K 8^ sems *<**£! of No foundation A Middle East News
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    Lock icon Woman's murder: Cypriot accused
    34 2 A 21-year-old Cypriot ca[«j worker, Eyyup DJcla Halii Ibrahim, was cha Icester, near Oxford. > day with the murder oi Margaret Brindlcy. 20, who was expecting a baby this month.- Reuter
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      54 2 Xt-ALLY MODERN GIFT FOR MODERN MAN^ X MAS SUIT k v* > ft v ORDER TODAY From tlie latest range of "DACRON" Trousers $18.75 Suit $67.75 Smart Looking Lightweight C rease-resisting Sif.qoporc't Only Cjclumyc M, n Shop •1, H.qh MlUt, Ttl ***** Op<ru from Mondoy to Soturdov 9 30 o
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    'STREAMLINE LOOK' FOR HAIR-DOS
    66 3 Andre Bernard, the I Mayfair hair stylist re- cfntl) those nine mo- j dels, incliidins: Lian Foo of Singapore, to display the interna- I tional streamline look j for 1^59. Here, from left to right are Beverley I I Prowsc of Australia, I Gracia of Rome,
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    Lock icon 'Lost' girl witness appears as case ends
    199 3 'Lost' girl witness appears as case ends A 24-YEAR-OLD kennel maid, missing key witm a race dog doping trial which ended last Friday, has been found, London police said yesterday. Miss Barbara Margaret Baker who came out of hiding during the week-end was interviewed by detectives at a police station
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    Lock icon THUGS LEFT ANN TODD DAZED ON PAVEMENT
    127 3 THUGS LEFT ANN TODD DAZED ON PAVEMENT MISS ANN TODD. the British actress, found herself crawling along the pavement after being attacked and robbed by two teenagers on the sea-front at Brighton, English south coast resort, prosecuting counsel said at Lewes yesterday. Ronald Charman. 19. was jajled for two years
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    Royal wins at cattle show
    66 3 'JMIE Queen and her 10--year-old son, the Prince of Wales, won prizes and high commendations for cattle entries at the Smithfleld Show which opened m London yesterday. Prince won first, a third and was "very highly commended" for three steers reared on a Corni.sh farm
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    Lock icon U.S. AIRMAN ON ARSENIC SLAYING CHARGE
    114 3 U.S. AIRMAN ON ARSENIC SLAYING CHARGE A UNITED STATES Air Force Master Sergeant was accused at Denham, England, yesterday of murdering his wife with arsenic because ot his "overwhelming love for another woman." Master Sergeant Marcus M. Marymont, a short, thickset man from Hobbsville, North Carolina, pleaded not guilty to
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      66 3 A change' to greater comfort... BUY CROCODILE Brand PYJAMAS I oiloble m m«n y pleoting Jcsigns colour or ploin. AH uxc% to suit both young old. Very reosonobly priced. LI SENG MIN CO. LTD. 6 North Bridge Rd., S'por.. The Ideal Camping (ftjA&C I Suifcase Table Chairs f to oporot.
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      164 3 IS^I? HEAVY REDUCTIONS l^^^^r IN ALL ARTICLES S^Sr^^S^^) ct our Gift R\ /Wmlj Wt~Y\ INDONESIAN I r^y^sM// m\ HANDICRAFTS jtfj/J*' ■n_i^l' Kashmir Wolnut Woods, g\' Cff^* JT^ Embroidery Stoles I Jwr Skirf>< Buffoll Horn WM^feyMl fclS fcfS F '9 ures Kelantan Silver, pi HyJ E^ Batik Saron 9« Etc Etc
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    BY THE WAY
    162 4  -  Beachcomber by THE Interplanetary Society (with which Is Incorporated the Friends of Space Society) has been considering the possible effects on human beings o f travel to the planets A Journey to. say. Ma. docs not sound very stimulating when the diet recommended li "frozen food m
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    How many children make a family?
    1036 4  -  BARBARA GRIGGS PARENTS EVERYWHERE HAVE PONDERED ON THE QUESTION —by— pRINCE RAINIER, replying to questions In New York about a possible third little Rainier, replied: 'Pure invention. Two are enough." He did not say whether Princess Grace shared this view. ARE two enough? Is
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      3 4 OltlMi Green Spot
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      96 4 y r-~^~J FAST/ AND SO DELICIOUS V^CT 1 as if prepared by an Italian Chef M^E^El If time is short and you enjoy tasty food, the answer to I^^^TBmßSJ^^ Lda your problem is delightful Chef Boy-Ar-Dee Spaghetti WMmmrfSA Dinner. The Spaghetti Dinner package contains all the *J^ ingredients, even the
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    Choice for Mayor: Vasagar or Tang?
    350 5 Choice for Mayor: Vasagar or Tang? E vrIGOROUS canvas- E V sins is nmw going i on behind the scenes to t hoos»e i new Mayor E fur Singapore when Mr Ong K»s <ivan va- E .tt( s I. is office. The E mayoral flection will E take place on
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    Art exhibition
    47 5 Members of the Singapore Art Society will exhibit their work at the Victoria Memorial Hall from Dec. 7 to Dec. 21. The exhibition, which will be the ninth to be held by the society, will be officially opened on Tuesday. Dec. 16. at 5.30 p.m.
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    Indian Govt. pledges aid to students
    109 5 Indian Govt. pledges aid to students Lan (Jovernmeot Promiwd to help [nd Federation ndian origin m i iinisoion t6 meerin. and other musts" which '"dates have l d pass the Science Ex"i Indian n equivalent lOUld be Able tO i their Il(1 includiiiß '(I rrom India. ;i I rttwrn to
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    GOVT. TAKES ACTION AGAINST TARDY UNIONS
    280 5 GOVT. TAKES ACTION AGAINST TARDY UNIONS A MAJORITY of the 219 trade unions m Sinua- y^o^q y now submitte d their returns for the 1957-58 financial year to the Registrar of Trade Unions. A spokesman of the Ministry of Labour and Welfare said appropriate action was being taken against those
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    NATO warships for Baltic
    24 5 The West German navy will station six Americanloaned destroyers m thp Baltic Sea, within easy reach of the Danish Straits
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    Workers Party to meet
    105 5 Workers Party to meet A COMPLETE reorjjan isation of the Worker* Party is expected to be undertaken after its branch representatives' conference on December 17. The acting secretary general, Mr. J. C. Cortra. said a central committee meeting would be held thb Friday to consider somp important issues. Full support
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      224 5 THE STAGE CLUB pm Grand Christmas Pantomime V/C^Tl>/ "PUSS IN BOOTS" at the Cultural Centre Theatre I BOOK NOW! Wednesday, 24th Dec, 600 p.m BOOKINGS Boxing Day, 26th Dec, 3.00 p.m. Saturday, 27th Dec, 3.00 p.m. Monday, 29th Dec, 6.00 p.m. BABIiIMII Tuesday. 30th Dec, 6.00 p.m. ROBINSONS, Wednesday. 31st
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      69 6 lIIIMII SI \l\\ TASTi: X* SMOKI.W! Oasis tastes fresh ir/if'A i you unok* fresh aft< i smoking too. That's why <j smokers who know...- now smoke the big "O I y Vnniiftirfnrrrt by I j i I ii/rjrti Hytr* A Tohnrro t'.S.A., I Ihr m nf m^^^ rill -I 111
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      237 6 »Vyv\WVW^ %y^.%^-av%v.v.w.v.w.w.v.v.v.v.v.v .v.v.-.w.w.v.-.v. •1 1.1 I lIAUKi: b> Sytlnvy Jordan CAN ASSURE THE" iT v( rc c, o -n~> I ALREADY TUB *VCW?< OIS o£/*J<3 I HMH Tj§t^ .^^^"^l ETK3MT MOLW?S '"**N THAT n/\Aw i 1 w—^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^t^itlm mlfm I^P &m«%um«i is i SOUADPOK /^EAfs< J MONTf vi OE-O 1 Ht
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      417 6 1 j pORM today, y< g IJ imposed upon you by V- :t to compcnsi E been given a capacity i i performance against an 2 opposition. you have an exeepti* c imagtnatlon. S Self-analysli is another t I G thos,> who come under I 1 and, if not carried
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      178 7 LOMBOM, l).(. h Previous Today I, 881 N 1 KSS cif P«"t s I)e<1 24' i bu 24 buyers 24 s sellers 24?, sellers J«» 24', l)ii fis 24 s bir. -'4 sellers 34 Ti .sellers i;i i i KSS spot 24 l bU] buyers 24 .sellers
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      New York prices
      98 7 NEW YORK, Dec. 8. Previous Today ll\ Straits N>ot 25 no 99.25 nom. TIN futures Straits Contract Dec 97.25 buyers 97.62 buyers 99.25 sellers 99.12 sellers •fan 97.12 buyers 97.50 buyers 99.12 sellers 99.00 sellers lOXI Steady. SALES: Nil. BIBBER; Futures Jan. 30.05 buyers 30.30 buyers 30.40
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      15 7 NEW YORK, Dec. 8. Previous Today 6j Stocks Composite Averages 193.97 194.0f,
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      U.S. PEPPER
      57 7 24. awaiting reafloata 23 I to 23'; December shipment I I.amponn spot 24 elease 23",. afloats 23i i, first half Decem- ber shipment 23', t if. Sarawak unquoted. Muntok white spot and awaiting release 39. afloats 38 1 nnd first half December shipment 23.. cif, sellers exdock. aooic
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      84 7 (< »l'K\ Philippine, c.i.f. U.K.' North tiuiopcan ports delivered "•j*M per on? ton Dec. COPRA Ml .,its c.i.f. U.K. /North «W»» ports delivered yuM 0njJ ton Dec/Jan WOMj 1 OIL crude Straits im-oppan Ports in bulk per long ton Jan r «f0»W OIL crude'reylin •f I.ui-oppan
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    60 7 VTO VVONDEK there has been a sharp rise m delivery orders from the butcher's shop m Ditchling. Sussex, for the butchers "boy" who cycles round the village is 17--year-old "Beauty Queen" Daphne Collins (above). Daphne, whose 38-24--38 figure won her seven beauty contests during the summer, cycles as a hobby
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    LONDON STOCK MARTS QUIET
    166 7 I V quiet condi- prevailed m the k markets yeswas restricted mber <>i factors, the uncertain "t look and the the Christmas 1 later m the reports "i tension on li border. securities were > f li the short ated h irden while md rails re
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    Lock icon POLICE SEARCH BEACHES FOR MISSING GIRL REPORTER
    215 7 POLICE SEARCH BEACHES FOR MISSING GIRL REPORTER pOIJCF were searching bathing beaches m the Accra area last night for Miss Elizabeth Bower, 25-year-old Reuter staff correspondent m Ghana, who has been missing since Sunday afternoon. She was fond of swimming and the theory was established that she had left her
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      102 7 THE FINEST IN VJj^^ saSSfiiMT SWICK COFKE SERVICts /ILVCIWIvIiF I 3, Penong Rd# SINGAPORE. TEL ***** (Button m Ear Brand) TUcutqwtek Suift Plush animols created by Morgarct* I Stciff are the ideal playmates for K6 Oil STIC ?5 ur eh »d'«n. By ploying with m them baby will get his
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      184 7 Today's radio programme 1.15 Musical Comedy Favourites; 1.30 Time Signal and News; 1.45 More Musical Comedy Favourites; 2.00 Close Down; 5.00 The Rocket Club--5.30 Fiesta; 6.00 Happy Anniversary, presented by Zaina) Alam; 6.45 Lights On; 6.53 Announcements and Singapore Share Market Report; 7.00 Time Signal and News; 7.15 Music Magazine;
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    Hurt -it own
    79 8 Hurt -it own Tney stru b«'«Mi v Uw inj i a bra Id DO 01 1 STRUGGLE No clothes Said th, rev hla personal pi used to remove STRUGGLK No. 2 \va J Jones buck to his Said the report: "j minimum of force ii it mta during report, thai
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    REFUELLING AT SPEED
    75 8 CARRIER OFF MALTA The British aircraft carrier Victorious, above at present operating m the Mediterranean is seen m this aerial view refuelling at sea off Malta from the Royal Fleet Auxilliary Fide Plow. Five Sea Venom aircraft can be seen parked on the forward end of the
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    'Bone-sha
    73 8 With typical school boy enthusiasm Davi Gibbins, at the wh* Johanthan Fox at it starting handle, m Stephen Schneider, ha converted a thirty-yea old Austin Seven urei into a recognisable s at Sidcol School, Some M't. They bought the vei cle, almost a complc write-off, for C 9. Wit
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    Mum closes Flash's nightclub
    174 8 Mum closes Flash's nightclub SIXTEEN YEAR OLD "Flash" Panthorpe's night-club for schoolkldri i^one out of buslm use his mother cannot afford it. Ex-clerk "Flash" name; Theodore sadly m the eobbold back garden which for 'tic month was the Kin" Creo pot and "It's v. appolntI i club whil.It lasted." His
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  • THE PAPER WITHIN A PAPER Eve
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      10 1 THE PAPER WITHIN A PAPER Eve Tuesday, December 9, 1958.
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      MAGIC' THAT CAN MEAN ROMANCE
      708 1 Mr. Right may come along any time but liiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii he must have something iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii special to look at ...if you're ready different it vo carefree fcOMANCE is wattle in<i for the girl whose loveliness has the magic of summertime. It can happen, you know, any
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      Simple style best
      178 1 hair featherlight and airy. A few enormous pin curls left to set while you soak m a luxury bath will restore your hair to good behaviour. hot-ellmate style i> necessarily a simple style. and now that medium hair is fashionable well as short hair it h wonderfully
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      Discovery of the week
      88 2 This will aid your child to save ENCOIRA(;k your child to *aye by putting this little money bank m his Christmas stocking. Available m red. maroon, green, blue, black and white, the box is fashioned like a radio. Place a coin m the slot at the
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      THEY CARRY ALL YOUR NEEDS
      63 2 THEY CARRY ALL YOUR NEEDS I EVENING purses that will J match anything you may wear are beaded and sequlned m delicate flower patterns. These bags, although corn pletely flat when folded, have amazing cacpacity. There are many compartments to carry milady's paraphernalia. They are available m several designs and
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      Subtle beauty in this bra
      157 2 Subtle beauty in this bra THE new school of fashion teaches the charming:, lyric "lady look". Suits of tissue wool are fitted, lightly, gowns of sculpturing crepe and airborne chiffon cling, but never tightly. Figures must match, light from the skin out And the long-line "living" bra gives you that
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      Heel glamour
      33 2 llamoroui thia ChrJ t•nd backless spike- heeled '»it first blend a tinted make-up base over your lioel.s to <>ivo your feet nee, even colour. tck cllnffl close maa with s stockii
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      Feminaso
      10 2 VICKI'S exquisite gown is styled m clinging Chinese brocade.
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      A PARTY GIRL'S GOWN
      122 2 A PARTY GIRL'S GOWN ARE you a party girl, fond of gaiety, bright lights and bubbling: champagne? If so, take a look at uh.it the real Party Girl is wearing this year. Vicki Dutton here shows an exquisite gown m peacock blue that looks M if it has been sewn
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      RAI GO REC
      94 2 \N entirely new i brings to the Si playing form porfec classics. Ideal as Christnu the year, gifts for i reproductions are a i The originals of m m collecting circles i ing. These re-recordin ingly acquired over claimed to be unequal anywhere m the worl Can
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      Thirty minute facial
      93 2 Thirty minute facial A SO-MINUTE j IS good h looks (and I Clew tti< r j and spread on i j mask. Lie d icarm room lot ion -soaked pads twer eye for 15 mmiiU perly. J /?/;/.sr 0// vu: vrorfr. <n cream for two n irfii.sk Off, soap and
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      E CLASSICS ON ORD
      175 3 E CLASSICS ON ORD bflypA^Bi^V' IHE FEWEST. SNAPPIEST fc« MOST PRACTICAL PAGE I, ggfJlHVrt^ DESIGNED FOR WOMEN li hi recorded art He public m long ■odiictions of the ■any nther time of Hiusic lover, these Rr's series, ■oral rarities extant ■seel when produc■ve been painstak- perioris, and are ft regards
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      Summon your family
      87 3 Summon your family SUMMON your family to the table on time for meals with this dinner gong (left) from Germany. Of solid brass, it is suspended by a slim chain from a contemporary frame of thick brass wire and has a striker that is tipped with rubber and wrapped m
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      Seafood is an ideal dish
      281 3 SINGAPORE is a city for seafood and a good dish that the whole family will enjoy is Seafood Casserole. Melt one halt cup butter m a large skillet. Saute until golden one small onion, peeled and minced and one pound small mushrooms that have been
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      Doll is telling U.S. about Singapore
      358 4 Doll is telling U.S. about Singapore TWO CHINESE whose desire is t<> make Singapore and Mala a known to the OOMdC world, America m particular, are James and Mas Hsu. Coming here on a visit from their home at Great Meek, New York, one of the HBUB' first thoughts was
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      BEAUTY IN SILVER
      221 4 Original I designs from Japan JAPAN repeatedly amazes the world with the beautiful and comparatively inexpensive products she sends to foreign markets. Their silver work Is especially beautiful. From sterling silver they have fashioned tableware, jewellery, hair ornaments and home decorations Available In a Singapore shop dealing
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      171 3 BELCANTODISC records of classics; books; |ohn Little (Malaya) Ltd., Raffles Place. MUSICAL BANK; Orchard Store, Orchard Road. PLAYTEX longline living bra; Melwani's, 52, North Bridge Road. SILVERWARE (Page 4); Wako, I, Raffles Place. MALAY DOLL (Page 4) Distributor, May Hsu, 2, Paterson Hill, available at Orient Craft, 108, Orchard Road.
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      311 3 «OG£R4Gaiict unlike p| 7jj\\ onyotherEaudeCologne JiW So fresh and feminine i$ J^J JM •is fragrance, it leaves i\S^'^ r you with a goy. wonder- l f~^"^ ful feeling that lingers on ~t^\ 1 1 and on r>3Pv S Ssjvv r -ssir*^£\ I A to h fe odd lo vo\tt 5a
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      133 4 WITH THE NEW r\j Vy Pj JtS CONTROLLED HEAT I^/jBJj DRYER fiojjL^[lsJll\ Soft vinyl cap fits easily on tSSIBr, head and concentrates dryij ing air where hair is rWOf6 LOnVCniSflt, heaviest. Cap has no elec floi/flf UinJc I trie wires Choice of pink, LcawcS ndfi US J yellow, turquoise. 9f
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  • FREE PRESS Modern Homes SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT
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      10 1 FREE PRESS Modern Homes SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT Tuesday, December 9, 1958.
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      235 8 Anything from boats to bathtubs can be built with this fibre-glass process from America ALIGHT, strong plastic boat is one of many products that can be built quickly and inexpensively by a new fibre-glass spray process developed m the United States. Almost any surface or form can
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      65 10 JAPAN will be the largest exhibitor at the 1959 Chicago international! trade fair, scheduled for July to 18. Mr. Akiro Sono. Japanese consul general, has signed a contract on behalf of his government for 10.000 square feet of exhibit space. The Japanese pavilion
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      131 10 SOONG'S VISIT TO H.K. STARTS SPECULATION banker-businessman T. V. Soong formerly president of the Nationalist Chinese Executive Yuan (Premier), has been seen at a number of parties given m his honour by his close friends m Hong Kong The purpose of Mr. Soong's visit is not known. He has spent
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