The Singapore Free Press, 2 May 1959

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya^ Own Family Paper s,n K a|»»i. Saturday, May rl, 19.">M. Nm 1"> <
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    Lock icon Panama rebel band quits: Unconditional surrender
    202 1 CEXOR FERNANDO LOBO, of the Organisation ►5 ol American States investigation commission, announced In Panama City yesterday that the invaders had surrendered unconditionally at No nib re de Dios. nor Lobo said the invaders had displayed a white sheet on the ground, signifying their
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    Lock icon CUP FINAL EXPRESS DERAILED: SEVEN HURT
    71 1 CUP FINAL EXPRESS DERAILED: SEVEN HURT AN express train from Cardiff currying 700 Welshmen to London for today's Football Cup Final was derailed near Slough, Buckingshire. last night. It split In two. Six coaches left the rails a,nd at least one was completely overturned. Dazed pas engers scrambled from the
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    Lock icon World War II bomb found
    19 1 '1 men b main railv/ay line <i it 4,000- bomb, one Oermana n Reuter
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    Lock icon Planes crash: Three die
    40 1 Two military planes crashed alter colliding in mid-air over the Rome area yesterday, according to lirst reports. Police said later the planes were two-seaters on a. training flight. At least three people were believed killed. Reuter
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    Floating fair sails away
    36 1 The Philippines Presidential yacht. Lapu Lapu, loft ngapore this n for Jakarta to continue her goodwill tour ot South-] Asian countrii During it.s two days nere the exposition had thou.sands of visitors.
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    WED IN SINGAPORE
    28 1 Mr. John RcbHra and Miss Iff Cataf <>* Singapore uho u.rr marrird at the Chun h of Our I/.wly of Lourdfs in Ophir nu.nl thi> morn.
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    Lock icon ELEANOR sues GLENN FOR DIVORCE
    95 1 ELEANOR sues GLENN FOR DIVORCE (ILBNN FORD, rated J Holly wood's No. 1 box ortite attraction in 1955. was sued for divorce yesterday by the former dancing star Eheanor Powell. She charged mental cruelty. The couple were married in 1943 and have a 14--year-old son, Peter. Miss Powell said they
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    HOLLOWAY MUST BE HERE FOR MAY 18
    228 1 HOLLOWAY MUST BE HERE FOR MAY 18 Buttrose praises commendable spirit r FHE CHEW SWEE KEE inquiry commission held a ten-minute sitting this morning and decided to hold its next and last session provisionally on May 18. Mr. Justice M. Buttrose, the Commissioner, said he had received a letter from
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    U.K. taking 'great risks in S'pore'
    88 1 U.K. taking 'great risks in S'pore' Mil. Alan Lennox-Boyd, Colonical Secretary said in Waymouth last night that Britain had agreed to very dramatic changes in Singapore which attains internal self-govern, ment this year. He told a Conservative meeting: "We expect a certain amount of mis. representation in the press. I
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    Lock icon Venus must wait
    20 1 The United States has postponed its attempt to shoot u space probe to Venus this year.— Reuter
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    Lock icon Separated twins' birthday today
    51 1 Today la the lir.st birthday of Timothy and Jeremy Thackeray. the Sianu twii rated on March 23. Bartholomew** if. tal. London, said Tiinothy'.s •ICS.S waa better "than we had dared to hope" but my had not "returi to any real appreciation of the world around him."
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    Lock icon Punt party man missing
    41 1 Thr Rlvei searched at Oxford y» day for a missing Indian undergraduate, Mr. Syed Wa/.ir Ali Zaheer, aged 22, believed drowned during a punt party the previous night. Oxford Tinderj-rad Monally. groet May with punt iwrtins Reuter
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    Sukarno's trip
    24 1 President Sukarno of In left War ivi by train lit for Boul It Oswierlm. 1 1 a Nazi < in World War II
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      169 2 AUSTIN looks years ahead ,/^B p^ Plam for all to see is the hand of Pinin Fanna in the styling. In the iwift, uncluttered Ime of the silhouette. In the clean moulding of nose »nd tail. Look at the A55 Cambridge from any an^lc. its a thoroughly y •hapely car.
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    Lock icon 'WE AIM AT PEACE, NOT APPEASEMENT' -MAC IS HOPEFUL
    203 3 Al HAROLD MACMILLAN de)l at a Conservative rally last night that he was that both sides at the conference would "make a to .see each other's point were so, the negotiations be protracted "but they fruitful." Some Mr. Fainthearts The Premier
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    'Monty now says 'Sorry' to U.S.
    130 3 'Monty now says 'Sorry' to U.S. piELD MARSHAL, Viscount Mont- gojnery, who returned to London yesterday from Moscow, said of his controversial television broadcast: "If I have caused stress to any of my friends on th.? other sid** of the Atlantic, I would like to apologise unreservedly and sincerely to
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    Lock icon 7,000 Tibetans cross into India
    179 3 7,000 Tibetans cross into India )RK than 7,000 I*l mostly men Including some fami lies have cro d nuu India n fai official sources said In New Delhi berday, The Chinese Communist suppressors of the revolt which bioke out In Lhasa on March 10 art- bell to be trying to
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    Lock icon Shipyard strike idles 11,000
    39 3 A third of the 11,000 workers at the Cammell Laird shipyards. Birkenhead, were idle yesterday through a strike by 1.750 boilermakers. More are expected to be stood off as the four-day stoppage continues.- Reu ter
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    Lock icon STRIKE IN 11 RUBBER PLANTS IS SETTLED
    92 3 STRIKE IN 1 1 RUBBER PLANTS IS SETTLED A STRIKE of 26,000 United Rubber Workers Union employees against the U.S. Rubbn Company was settled yesterday, a Joint manage-ment-union announcement said in N< w > >iKThe agreement ended a 22-day-old strike. A company spokesman said some workers would back to work
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    Lock icon Three die as bus falls into abyss
    24 3 Ti <>i> lf were kill* <\ ma! 13 Injured when I Into from the nj In I Reuter
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      136 3 Amazing realism of TRUE jfP STEREOPHONIC I*^bK]|Sm^^^^B j^»™% i J ;r ZZ Cm PORTABLE PHONOGRAPHS A AAodel PE Musical 3VS plays both 4 monaural and binaural recordings on a 3420 PE/Stereo record W player. To play binaural recordings connect the stereo jack of the phonograph to the phono jack of
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      242 3 \nu arc only as smartly rfmtwl M Ihe man you arc uith (If m!s f VSBA D I^-*- like living in a fishbowl you and your husband are on display wherever you go. Is your husband the well-dressed man he should be for his position in the business ond social
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    The Singapore Free Press Opinion A mutual danger
    196 4 The Singapore Free Press Opinion A mutual danger SATURDAY May 2, IS AS India begins mo> openly to look her defences against I the growing hostile Communist Chinese muster of Tibet, there will be a greater awareness among Indians of a need for dependable external support. And Pakistan "has not
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    They're poor,they're crippied, but oh how happy they are!
    803 4 They're poor,they're crippied, but oh how happy they are! TO VISIT THIS HOME IS AN INSPIRATION by a Special Correspondent! FjORTY of the poon Ippled children in Singapore must be among the happii children anywhen They live at the Crippled Children Home in Nicoll Drive which is run by the
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    ROYAL CHILDREN WON'T BE LEFT ALONE NOW
    291 4  -  Jeremy Banks by r rHE recent decision to give the Prince of Wales a companion while his father is away is a significant one. It shows that a new pattern is being planned for the Royal children's education. II tro reasons Thii If
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      57 4 _J i "ASAHI" I I WORLD FAMOUS CULTURED PEARLS I ALL FORMS OF JEWELLERY I AT ITS LATEST FASHIONABLE I SOLE AGENTS: S.P. H. de SILVA LTD. I 45, HIGH STREET AIRPORT SINGAPORE 6, STATION ROAD IPOH ASSOCIATE COMPANY S. P. H. DE SILVA (H.K.) LTD. HONG KONG. 157, North
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    Lock icon P.I. RAMIE MATERIAL
    73 5 Meliza Villa Ignacio is lure seen modelling .1 strapless evening 1 gown at the fashion show at the Victoria Theatre held in conjunction with the visiting Philippine floatin^ fair. The irregular hemline is emphasised by a short tram. Gold threads and sequins decorate the unusual skirt while
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    POLLS CAR RULES ARE LIABLE TO BE IGNORED
    254 5 POLLS CAR RULES ARE LIABLE TO BE IGNORED DOUTICAL parties foresee trouble in enforcing the rules on transport on polling dav. According to the Elections Ordinance it i.s forbidden to park curs within 100 yards of a polling booth except when carrying infirm or sick people to vote. It is
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    To visit s'pore
    35 5 To visit s 'pore Mir Chairman of the Council f«»r tin- !<•• unification i Wllhrlm Wolft fi.l Mis ITlfe, u!ii» Mill niivr in SlnffAPOTf tomorrow I m< funu lo lloim Kone on a foodulll UHU TiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir
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    IMPROVING KAMPONG SANITATION
    52 5 IMPROVING KAMPONG SANITATION THE Rural Board has worked out a schedule to improve sanita. tion in 32 villages this year as part of its kampong programme. Six kampongs in the s Katong district, nine > in the Serangoon clis- < trict and 17 in the S Bukit Panjang-Jurong district will
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    They wait for park and a zoo
    160 5 They wait for park and a zoo BOTH the Rural Board and the Singapore City Council are waiting lor the Government to tak<> the initiative to build a national park and zoo in Bukit Timah. Mr. P. H. Meadows, chair man of the Rural Board, said that the scheme was
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    SCHOOL FOR BLAKAN MATI
    15 5 A by the Singap T! tO Hie Into Moid at a <
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    HAWK ISLAND
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      148 5 (f v 3? ms\\i BaBStSBB&rtEb mm \v. SaofrMf J BEFORE YOU MAKE UP YOUR MIND HAVE A LOOK AT R^ LANDING IE I U EW ELS HH SWISS MADE THE WATCH has undergone 27 tests it is built to withstand a water pressure to a depth of 150 feet. sole
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      266 6 t^Mul^ 4R)Pi>IVY/ v JEFF lIWVKi; b> S>«limv Jordan 7 AVSSSSvVV Wf SK/MiOi AS SW€ *4S f #1 I 1-Ai V (f IHSTtKjCT£O TO OO BY TH£ fHOIHC > fMFArfA«?«C* Kdf-A -f O* ANOTUmt* DIMENSION > niE SMIMING HSf A y' »VMAT HORN t >l\M»lt\Kl b> Lee Falk and IM.il Davis
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  • SATURDAY Magazine
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      7 1 SATURDAY Magazine Singapore. Saturday. May 2. 1959.
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      BIG BENTHE VOICE OF A NATION
      652 1  -  Anne Sharpley I Fourteen tons of baritone I bronze known to the whole world is 100 years old soon By An EXPLOSION of NOISE' IvjATIONS wlshlni t'» get aiiead need a symbol. A Something tall and distinctive so that patriots can feel proud, impressed
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      You re going away...
      294 2 A CHANGE IS AS GOOD AS A REST, THEY SAY fIMU in beams <: from a ricai blue ..u ick. .m fa imes tin- shrill chatter <>i rimping expedition the spla u nl i quiet A i j WA I bid you bet' I<j i the
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      ROBOT BOOKING SYSTEM COSTS $6 MIL
      15 2 what from f] Ihe qui putor determine or the
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      but will you enjoy your holiday?
      430 2 meet new people? J When in a restaurant. do you: •a) Choose something iyou know? <b) O c c as ion ally choose something new? <o Wished you had stayed at home? 3 Do you often go back to see if you have switched
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      NOW CHECK UP ON YOUR SCORE
      116 2 1. (a) 1. <b) 3, 11. <a) 1, <b> 3 2. (a) 2. (bt 3, <c> l IS. (a) l. (b) 3 3. <;u 1, <b) 3 13. (a) 1, (b) 3 4. (a) 3, <b) 1 14. <a) 1, (b) 3 5. (a)
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      THIS IS WHAT IT MEANS
      130 2 THIS IS WHAT IT MEANS \\D OVER: You Intend to enjoy every minute <>! your holiday not in an bumptious wa> (which springs from a feat that you won t) but with self-possessed, cheerful Insistence that life is meant for living and holidays art happy days. You are Wt\ come
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      IS ANN
      238 2 IS ANN pios, m Ith n 1 I the Bril ral Astociat tI J, don T j to I most quote Iritish nights 1 gho not. visit these li I the worlds Unlike the ants of tl I I the BTA p is anotht r the same kilt-wearhi called Sh.
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      THE DO-IT-YOU
      184 2 r pillS parson was dressed 1 like a parson, and I must say it came as a surprise I torn all I had heard, the Kev. Vivian Symons, M (Oxon), viear of Biggin Hill. Kent, is usually to be louud in the slightly grub- Mials of a demolition
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      A haunted room: But I just ' , ' fell asleep
      362 3 A haunted room: But I just fell asleep P*P— _F_i _T_L_l UK ll hI 1 Ii ill 1 I p^PwPIIIIIII •i il iiu i sharpley! I in that .(I the i ighter of Norfolk •tractive mansionr guides have idenlj I into. log-light plays on r slim ad short >v curly
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      SELF VICAR BUILDS A CHURCH
      389 3  -  George Whiting By <>. theolog) (unl for would- al West till '51, ?fii| ustol I and ►ouro hi rears Symona the rust Old iron look at the 1 itty, and Id then h Mint QUI build a Ol* too long. ne Wild do so long
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      The farmer and the scientist must be friends
      380 3  - The farmer and the scientist must be friends W. RAMSAY "T<HE farmer ■■-and the cowboy must be friends" so runs the refrain of a song from one of the most su c c essf ul of post-war American musicals. But more important to humanity in general is the maxim that
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      Lock icon The ferry takes to the air
      58 3 Only the weight Of the engines saved the Loire ferry, between I'illerin and Cotieron, France, from serious damage when "faulty navigation" left it high and dry when the tide went out. The main weight being at the stern, the ferry was kept perilously balanced
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      THEY WILL PROBE SECRETS OF HEROD'S TOWN
      267 3 THEY WILL PROBE SECRETS OF HEROD'S TOWN TWO teams of n archaeologists are to probe the secrets of o ancient Caesarea. the < n capital of Judea tinder Roman rule. The important town o built by Herod the Great in the first cen- tury of the Christian era has been
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      Bang on course for fun afloat
      465 4  - Bang on course for fun afloat rpHE adaptation of Kit-hard Gordon*! novel "The Captain lablt" in.tkrs one of the ht^t eomedlM of ail lime Onee again it is tin team spirit which raise* it to thai level. illy it is tl command oJ a t iip. Such a iu d
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      LOVE AND LAUGHS DOWN ON THE FARM
      248 4 bour Burnshaw (Philip Obcri— but Pop is like that he will share everything he has with everybody and expects everyone to do the same with him. Burnshaw has different (it s that the Larkin farm Is an eyesore and should be liquidated. Burnshaw
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      A fairy story from Russia
      259 4 I npili; Russian film E I ■E A "Sadko" is the most =II i difficult to assess Ij; H, have ever seen, for it E wanders from profes- 1 I E lional brilliance to I amateur crudity. Some of the --< H arc magnificent and
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      Lock icon NINE GUILTY ON JAIL MUTINY CHARGES: FOUR ARE ACQUITTED
      188 7 NINE GUILTY ON JAIL MUTINY CHARGES: FOUR ARE ACQUITTED All the findings and suntencei are subject to confirmation. Four other soldlera were acquitted on the same charge. Rifleman David Robert Dean, one of the men sen 'enced to five years, v ?cquitted on a .second "harge of inciting to mutiny.
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      Lock icon 16 climbing mountain to secrets plane
      148 7 AN R.A.F, plane It-it J\ Nicosia yesterday to E drop emergency rations E =to a It). man R.A.F. E mountain rescue team E E scaling 14,000 ft. Mount E Suphan, East Turkey. E towards the wreckage of a crashed British E transport plane. E
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      Lock icon Herter returns to Washington
      26 7 U.S. Secretary of State Christian Herter yesterday left Paris for Washington by air after attending the em foreign ministers' Reuter meeting there.-
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      Margaret asks to meet 'cruel song' man
      101 7 Margaret asks to meet 'cruel song man I'll brin» along a f«w kids and torture them." Princess Margaret. is known to be an admirer ol Lehrer'a cynical and Ol cruel songs. Reut( IJRINCESS MARGARET la reported to have requested that Tom Lehrcr, American singer of "sick" songs, be presented to
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        391 7 |t/.K. closing prices LONDON Mai i I'lmuus Today I Ks <• f .i,v buyers 29 buyers 1 lens Plane 'juyt L'B H sellers 1 > P ut 28}, buven A -ttlrnu -lit H lunt- \msvtz lutar/ltpl 21i' .sellers 29^ wl Him .li;c»rt' prieea quoted in pence Hi'i'i WiMi vuawak i.a.q.
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        103 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i <_: i sincapore |hich tides! TODAY: K II p.m. TOMORROW: 7 »o in. and
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      Father Mole-Cricket
      557 8  -  WILLIS HALL ROYAL ASTROLOSE* A SERIAL STORY BY Part 3 No package TIIK ITOBI so I \M Some Vtakl after their return fiuin the war with Um Kmperor I nf |1m Distant Mountain. Um «!.i\ d.iwns on Ihe birthday <>l 111 m I nd« I* K»jra and he
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      LAST WEEK'S WINNERS
      302 8 rpHE winners of last week's colour-in contest (each ol whom will receive a $5 prize In dut course) are as follows: Miss Cecilia him <10». 334 River Valley Road, Singapore 9. Miss V. Shanta (9), 7 Clifton Vale. Singapore 13. Master Ng Soon Kwan U3 >, 11-
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        161 8 CLUES ACKOS S— 2, right. 3. Equipment or tacBtretch of water parted kle, perhaps. 4, On one from the sea by a low occasion only. 7, They are ndbank. 5. There is a used to guide or check a nursery rhyme about three horse. 9. Fourth in size of Ol
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        398 8 A colour-in contest! W/f/i prizes for you!| POCKET-MONEY prizes Thursday nexi t > i imit ß: are offered for colour- is 15. ing this scene with paints, ■< crayons or chalks. I There are four priies Name (Master/Miss) offered each of $5 (two Ru for boys and two for B
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      WHO IS TO GET THE BLAME?
      382 9  -  Rev.Frank Martin Kidii'tlo?' .M'riiioii H-- by the 1, naclng 11 omed Ittfrk When l the door i thought ot eg, ot holders. in my study the i callers suring, plaThcy were ivicts only for the price tit's lodging. AJen, they admitted, with long, alarming
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        1246 9 [Tomorrow's services Hp, m Singapore ROMAN CATHOLIC School, 2.45 p.m. Worship Ser- 417 New Bridge Road: 8.30 1 I omorrow ve: Cathedral of The Good Shefc J* 5 Malay 4^00 p.m., Wor- a.m. Breaking of Bread; Mr. J herd (Victoria Street): Maw hi P Service in English, Minis- Chia; 9.30
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      WEEKEND QUIZ PAGE
      240 10 ONE QUIZ FOXED ALL OF YOU QUIZ THREE Mini, i i i. mi SURPRISE this week was that no one scored full marks In the Film Quiz, for nobody knew the name of the actress who turned down the parts of Searlet O'Hara and Mrs. Miniver. It
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      PRIZE QUIZ 1
      106 10 THE winner was Stephen Chua of 148-A PongRol Road, Singapore 19. Answers were- 1. Mickey Rooncy; 2. Nor ma Shearer; 3 Sol C Siegel; 4. Dore Senary; 5. Vittorio Gassman and Marline Carol; G. "The Vintage." Now try these questions: 1. Who was Richard Conte's father in
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      PRIZE QUIZ 2
      64 10 QEI i ii!) winn i] H) Si l Quentin Dur 2 w M Thack< eophra collection inch he called "I tei in 161 1 sir Th. i rbury wrol in in. Which title; 4. Han I l< In Wonder] ir knowlcd 1 Who ;u> I V With
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      SPECIAL QUIZ
      86 10 rpili: winner was Mr Teo Kah Hens of 21 -A Lorona L V*. Geylang, Singapore 14. The still was taken from the Him -The Barefoot Contessa" and showed the late Humphrey Bogart and Ava Gardner. U was. written and directed by J L Mankiewicz and was released through
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        68 10 A FEW LINES TO THE I SHAPE -4— AND ri. WIN A V>^^—^ PRIZE DELUXE CORONITAS ias^-i@^J Singapore Importers LIAN HUP TOBACCO CO., LTD 72, Robinson Rood, Tel: ***** ***** ROMANSLIDE P?S? pB-3° oo M||n.> E I—fc yjff^ V needle shorp CZUMAR Jm\Sfm}'% AHASTICMAT PRICE: I nE^ $125 s >»«)-
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      Draw and start times for Eu Tong Sen golf
      313 11 Draw and start times for Eu Tong Sen golf Draw and ktmrtini tin the Eu 'loiik «en cup open -lion j;olf tournament i< Ufylng round; tomorrow at the Royal Lsland Cliib are follows:— FIRST TtE: 8(>0 M.G. Murehbon (6), T, Blddaway (Hi, M. Tukey (8> 805 P.K. Pr (11). W.
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      Lock icon Guineas double
      61 11 I Khan brought ft] Petite I On* Thou- Nt wiikii k< t I champion jOCI smith, the urey lion trained at Newel about a m comfortth from the lengths away Khan's I at French trained ■ie French I by the (pi cted to be .000 ve him the
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      Lock icon Champ puts a kick in it
      124 11 WIIFN Orient middle weight champion Dawthong Sinphanlok works out on the punch bug ho is inclined to forget himself. Earlier this week at the Singapore Youth Sports Centre he surprised members of the press and public who had turned up to watch him train
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      NEW SPEED BID
      32 11 Donald Campbell, world wat<r speed champion, will return to Conlston Water. Lancashire, on May 10 t j prepare to atta< k his own record oi 248 miles an hour.
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      TODAY'S CUP FINAL IS THE MOST UNUSUAL
      258 11  -  ARCHIE QUICK By BECAUSE they are the better footballing team Nottingham Forest should Win the 78th Football Association Cup Final on Wembley's lush greensward today for only the second time in this famous club's long and illustrious history. But the odds of their
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