The Singapore Free Press, 14 August 1959

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  • 13 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS No. *****. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1959. 15 CENTS.
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  • 12 1 educe this road death toll I I I i be down
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  • 93 1 Foreign aid waste: A U.S. inquiry WASHINGTON. Fri. A Congressional inquiry into alleged waste and maladministration in the United States Foreign Aid programme in Vietnam ended here yesterday with a vote to reopen the investigation on the spot in Vietnam if necessary. Senator Mike Mansfield, chairman of the Senate Foreign
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  • 337 1 Big welcome and selected orchids from Gardens Loudest cheers for 'baby 9 o/ the party ot the Indonesian cultural mission were given a tremendous welcome when they arrived in Singapore this morning. came ashore to Clifford Pier in Customs The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Culture.
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  • 236 1 Free Press Staff Reporter 17ILM importers and distributors in Singapore ex- pressed concern today over the prospect of quotas being imposed following the approval by the Legislative Assembly yesterday of the CinematoFilms (Amendment) Bill. The Bili empowers the Minister for Home Affairs to impose film
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  • 111 1 Anti-Castro forces claim town jyjIAMI. Fiorida, Fri.— A Miami newspaper yester- day quoted an unidentified i "spokesman" as claiming that anti-Castro forces have taken the town and airport of Trinidad on Cuba's south coa>t. The spokesman, who the Miami Times said had asked his identity should not be revealed, said
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  • 20 1 TOKYO. Fri. Typhoon Georgia hit Central Japan this morning, winds were 75 nautical m.p.h. and weakening.- Reuter
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    55 1 Eight Singapore Chinese mutual-aid dubs in Singapore men closed clown »y the -Minister of Home Affairs, Mr. Out; Pang Boon, yesterday because they were said to liavo been used for gambling and harbouring secret locletj members. Free Press picture shows an official :losiirc notice being pasted on a
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  • 323 1 Satellite is shot into orbit over Poles yANDENBERG, AI R BASE, California, Fri. Discoverer Five, a 1,700-lb. United States satellite, was successfully shot into orbit over the North and South Poles yesterday. Tracking stations in Aiaska said it completed its first passage round the earth at 2029 G.M.T. and its
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  • 210 1 SEREMBAN, Friday. DON'T VOTE for a candidate just because he is a friend.' Tensku Abdul Rahman, the Alliance party leader, told an election rally last night. He said, "don't think that one vote will not make any difference because a candidate can be defeated by
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  • 36 1 September first grade rubber buyers f o.b. opened in Singapore this morning at 106 r s cents per lb.. up two and a quarter cents on yesterday's close. The tone was steady.
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  • 22 1 LA PAZ. Fri. The Bolivian Government has declared a nationwide state of siege because of a four-day-old teachers' strike. Reuter
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  • 10 1 STABBED V ON DAN t MAN WA^ i
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  • 146 2 Strike fear stimulates purchases YORK, Fri Rubber merchants in New York believe that recent heavy purchases of rubber in the Far East, especially Singapore, by Soviet bloc countries have sapped the already tight world supply. A leading manufacturer said fears of an Eastern and Gulf
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  • 140 2 Fri.--A new O season range in Mercedes cars, with a streamed look for the famous 220 (2.2 litre) series, was introduced here yesterday by the Daimler Benz Cornpa. the six cylinder 220. 220 and 220 SE models the forward engine cover is lower and the radiator front
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  • 153 2 Tapping work more stable KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The labour market tor rubber :appers in Malaya is back to lormal. said a spokesman for he Malayan Planting Indus- i :ry Employers' Association resterday. •The estates have not quite got all the tappers they want." he said. "They could still do with
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  • 103 2 ONDON Fri.— The general Lj undertone of the London stock markets yesterday was satisfactory, but price movements were somewhat irregular. Selective buying was offset some extent by profit-taking in front of the end of the account on Tuesday next. A minor feature was t) firmness of gilt-edged
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  • 61 2 JAKARTA. Fri. Officials of the triangle company, one of Indonesia's "big 'eight semi government enterprises, suggested here yes- terday that incoming commodities from abroad should be decentralised to clear the congestion at Java's TandJung Priok harbour. Antara news agency said they attributed tne congestion to the fact
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  • 35 2 The Singapore Transport- Vessel Workers' Association said yesterday that it had successfully finalised negotia- i bions with two transport vessel firms regarding implementation of the 1955 agreement j 3n "revised lighterage rates."
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  • 1055 2 I I I I r:«f»| I'M INDUSTRIALS Rremus Toaay ll ei S Ords. B B PC.-: S 53 B S v. Trustees 5 5.50 S wGi. b e B z 3b S H S 1 03 S 5 5 S S J.E. Life n. CO B
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    • 76 2 RIBBER No. 1 I;- < I ,an ports. Aug. m tap*. ELBBER No. 1 ESS Spot RIBBER No. 1 R>S MSMHSI House Terms Sept. Ocl l» TONE Stead x Above w PEPPER: White Sarawak c.i.f. European ports Aug PEPPER: Black Sarawak v p (la c.Lf. European ports
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    • 36 2 TIN straits Spot TIN futures Straits Conliutt Bcptf TONE: Quiet Ri Bin i: i utiir- hft TONE; irm v\| No. I R>S \uc. lauded pn« COFFEK: future B* Com Sept. New Aboie prfj
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    • 16 2 30 Industrials !0 Railroads 10 Domestic Bonds 15 Utilities 65 Stocks Composite \\riasrs
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    • 25 2 Malabar >pot 28 U release 28 2 o floats 28 A 28. 28. spot 28'_>. awaiting afloau 28 4 A Above prices q:.
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    • 70 2 COPRA Philippine <■ f IK Nocth lump* an port* drliwird icht per lon^ tun v rpt COPRA. Straits c.i.f. I K North I uropran ports delivered m per long ton Auu *-»-pt COCONI'T OIL crude Strait* European ports in bulk per lone ton Aug. Sept. COCONI'T OIL
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    • 179 2 NOTICE. 10 (1) of the MediVal Council nded by the Mo ers» < Amendment, Regulations. 1955. I ■egiMered medical p. :s to be fate of Singapore, under Ordinance .Chapter M BLQUERQLL Returning Off:' incll. You may not recognise this 1 j^ lady but y will recognise^ 1 radio giving medium
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    • 21 2 II 4>JiillUj FREE D RE I FREE PRESS Mm riMES H ROAt rHE \BLE N v IBM 1 Js I I
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    • 143 2 POP -Bxpemwe Dish Bv Go* MEUP K^E/SllsjCE «T I I MET MCT2. I \'Ll /)C I sK dQ'kjk. cxi ti it >-^ WHV d ami 'Si W books/ -,JX ;^Vv *^JI SINGAPORE SHIPPING w B «.v,. Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today: Roebiah 1/2, Halldor
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    • 101 2 Soon Bee. Rosita. Serampang, Katong, Dabo, Selangor, Tg' Pinang, Victory, Prekkak, Beetong Nangkasarindr, Southern Trader Giang Ann, Hai Chu, Pangkor Hua Heng, Toli Toll, Labuan Hadji. Kim's Dock: San Fernando, Adderley Sleigh. Keppel Harbour Wharf: Pitho, Tronoh, Calt. Medan. No. 1 Dock: San Ernesto Lnited Enf. Tiong Bee. Victoria Dock:
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  • 223 3 Local food extract is needed badly in rural areas REAL ANSWER TO MALNUTRITION PROBLEM rI K Kl ALA LUMPUR Friday. I nitTv Ol Bkimm «d milk from the In ted Nations were not the real answer to Malaya a serious malnutrition problem said a spokesman for the Institute lor Medical
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  • 152 3 Woman tells of robbery by masked men OiX marked robbers gagg>s td and bound two women and made oil with jewellery amounting to 58.59U. a preliminary iuiry was told in Sii. pore yesterday. Tan Eng Hock. 27. an odd b labourer. ive charge o; robbery Involving $8,590 to two wonu
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  • 130 3 The three Shaw's film stars pictured above will be present at the Singapore Great World Trade and Industries Fair to give autographed photographs to their fans. On uppei left is idiah, who will be there on Sunda\ niuht. Hasimah Yon (upper right) will attend tonic
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  • 30 3 CANBERRA. Fri. The Minister for Trade. Mr. John McEwen. announced in the House of Representatives, that the existing trade commissioner's post at Kuala Lumpur would be strengthened.
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  • 146 3 Japanese may build a bridge for KL council KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. rpHE Japanese Embassy here may be approached soon by the Municipal Council either for advice or to build a bridge across Sydney Lake in the Lake Gardens. The Lake Gardens advisory committee of the Council. which met
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  • 97 3 The second broadcast in j i the weekly series of talks on' the history of flying. "Power- ed Flight", can be heard over j Radio Singapore at 9 p.m. I tomorrow. Speaker- will be Mr. Charles Gibbs-Smith. Aviation Historian. Sir Geoffrey de Havilland. test pilot
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  • 139 3 Cleared on assault charge A YOUTH. Tay Geok Seng, was acquitted m the first Criminal District Court, Singapore, yesterday on a charge of causing hurt to a labourer, Low Lian Huat, while trying to extort $20 near the canal at Magazine Road on the night of July 11. In evidence.
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    • 479 3 .^rtr.^A tAT- ..,.:/.W-v..-..^.>.a. n .:.^.A^.^:sL-^A3iiliV>U:^.K. l K.-j.— BORN today you are one. of those senerous, wholehearted outgoing individuals! whose charm and personal j magnetism secures just! about what you want out; of life without your having to work too hard for it. Although you may appear so gay and happy-go-lucky
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  • 1139 4  - FIERY TALKER MAKES STAND M. P. CHERIAN MOST STRIKING OF THE OPPOSITION LEADERS By JNCHE Ahmad Hoestamam at 39 is easily the most striking of the opposition leaders in the 1959 general elections His qualifications to this claim:— A turbulent political life starting at the age of 19; eight years
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  • 50 4 r"eal humble pie' is an oft-used quotation. But it If wrong. What should it be 0 (See question 3). 1. Who wroU "7ho Prisoner of ChillorT? 2. What If a petard *> 3. What is wrong the quotation "Eat humbk pie"? 4. What wa> a rr. corde? I
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  • 201 4  -  Beachcomber *gfdg g PERHAPS it was. Even acl- resses have to eat. and; if they happen to be feeding in the wings when the cue comes, the show must go on, and food served on the stage is only cardboard stuff. "The constant champing of her jaws."
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  • 504 4 WIN THE BOO OF THE WEEK I SEED OF LIGHT by Edmund Cooper (Hutchinson, 13/6). IKE the "Western," Science-Fiction u has been considered by many to be i poor relation of modern literature That this attitude exists at all is lue to the vast number of entertaining out trashy novels
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  • 285 4 If someone PAID to stare at you V\ 1 RK) By MichH-Oroit Kvre and Spot(i>woodr. lbs. THE interest of this novtl lies almost wholly in its i subject. The original Red Indians of America are now preserved by a kindly, wellintentioned government In reservations where, as far as it can
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  • Page 4 Advertisements
    • 340 4 HENDRY'S for Special J^\ discount to Clubs 41 H Schools P. H. HENDRY Manufacturing Jeweller 78 North Bridge Road. Mnjaporr, 6. m\ Kuala Lumpur. CLASSIFIED ADS. \1 YOIR SERVK I ords $2 (Min.)-Box 50 cLs. extra PHOTOSTATS BY FOTO!ATIC— 2O7IO. PLAN Printing fan tic *****. OCE «fc AMOI puper, Sole
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    • 199 4 magnificent D K HUH V m B^A BaW J 10 valves -f radio— ||li fully stereophonic. ..Four speed automatic Stereo changer... Four high fidelity loud speakers... Large record I|% library space Connec L t*h> cr tape recorder and r' •jI I I isio" tor extension spe»>>. W «VI ...Modern contempr
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
    • 513 4 (I\ s ICEOSB Part ol the couir.v is a (ie1. Where to stand b\ linite number <7>." tion. together in the envelopt The graduate^ aren't i 9'- they're wa sli inc. pernaps (s>. 5. Half a choitt Is ol 9. PrLse back fcr'the party i5) > ..ficance (3). 2. Skill
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  • 17 5 w* 1 id i I ition P Yang shoaM Minday I f I
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  • 49 5 picture thers film >ui Miaa Linda La* sm e pictured it pore airport yesterday shortly before she left b\ (PA lor Hong Kong for a shorj holiday, she is due to return next Monday to st.nt work on a new film. 'I Lore Malaj Free Press
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  • 266 5 Cars to park on roadside along Nicoll Highway HPHE roadside of Nicoll Highway stretching from Merdeka Br Connaught Drive is expected become oru car park when the metered king system is introduced in Rallies Place and ier citv centre areas in Singapore Car parks in Raffles Place, j d Collyer
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  • 13 5 Pr i of the Islamic Univer.karta. a wellrettftous' I >r a
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  • 278 5 SITE FOR FUTURE AIRFIELD AT CAMERON HIGHLANDS SURVEYED: 'ONLY AN IDEA' KUALA LUMPUR, Friday 'THE Public Works Department has completed a preliminary survey of a site A for a proposed airfield in the Cameron Highlands. It is understood that the report is now awaiting consideration by the Federation Government. Said
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  • 58 5 INDIAN ART EXHIBITION HERE SOON THE Indian art exhibition j now on tour in the Federation, is expected in Singapore next month. The Singapore Arts Council and the Indian Commission are arranging a timetable for the exhibition. which will be held in Raffle* Museum. The exhibition is now in Malacca
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  • 29 5 The Singapore Hans Ander- i son Club i.s to entertain 40 children from ihe Tanah Merah crippled children's home to a barbecue and a magic show tonight.
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  • 31 5 picture. Young Teo Ene Seng explains a painting en titled "Hell" to his prieipal. Mr. Low Kee Pow, at the opening of his art exhibition. Free Press
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  • 42 5 Eißhtcen-year-old Norraidah binte Bachik. one of the latrst to enter for the "Merdeka Queen contest at the gala ball sponsored by the Singapore Government Services Football Association. It is to be held on August 29 at the Sea View Hotel.
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  • 63 5 Hundreds of students from all schools in Singapore are to attend the one-week eduj cational and social activities organised by the Chinese Y.M.C.A. in conjunction with the annual Students" Week, which starts on Monday. On Thursday the .students i will stiiao a mock legislative assembly session.
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  • 260 5 THE exhibition by 19--year-old Teo Eng Seng, opened yesterday by the principal of Pasir Panjanpr Secondary School. Singapore, Mr Low Kee Pow. is the first "one man exhibi-j tion" to be held by a schoolboy while still at school. Teo Eim torm five nlllil of pasir
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  • Page 5 Advertisements
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
    • 173 5 SINGAPORE HIGH TIDES TODAY: 6.35 p.m. TOMORROW: l>.ol am. and 7.57 p.m. SUNDAY: 9.55 a.m. and J».OO p.m. MONDAY: 10.37 a.m. and ♦>.5O p.m. TUESDAY: 11.13 a.m. and 10.35 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 11.4G am. and 11.18 p.m. THURSDAY: 12.17 p.m. and 11.59 p.m. TODAY V.W.C.A. (Outram Road): CHINESE Y.M.C.A.: Talk Malay
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  • 1423 6  -  PELHA GROOM ANOTHER LATIFF THRILLER by LOYAL JAG A} THE name of Abbess was one to conjure with in the financial world, but although his presence could often be felt, he himself was seldom seen. He never sought the limelight and far preferred to leave everything
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  • Page 6 Advertisements
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  • 1406 7 WEEK-END BARGAINS WISE BUYERS, THIS IS YOUR PACE! BELOW YOU WILL FIND THE BEST BARGAINS IN TOWN IT'S A REGULAR FREE PRESS FEATURE! UA&E scheme lor carpets nas now been started and tnis means you can economically buy that carpet youve always wanted. niost of the carpets on nave been
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  • Page 7 Advertisements
    • 53 7 m 9 MACHINES I jgROFFS L.to-Measure Soon suits $79.50 DICKS 519.90 MM V^ •^EET P rrivals! IBAY IALS Bargain VI I wl i i table. HOP CADJA I ST BARGAIN KAY FADING CO. WL VALUE! 'TUIISSA" "KIVETIA" I MACHINES brands ADERS CO. W{ HURRY range of AI <ISTAN and rugs
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    • 193 7 HULDA Table and Pedestal Fans 14" 4 16" stock, Priy#d Hire purchase from $7/- per month SHROFFS The Carpet Shop 60-62, Orchord Rd., Sin 9 op O c Tel: ***** Old Orchard Motor Showroom ATTENTION LADIES! Special Half-price for BLOUSES. LADIES DRESSING GOWNS. PYJAMAS. PETTICOATS. COATS. PANTIES AND BROCADE JACKETS
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    • 146 7 SPECIAL SALE! Children's shoes from $1.50 Ladies' shoes from $2.50 Gent's shoes from $6.50 School Bogs f rom $2.90 Travelling Bags from $3.90 Please call of SAN MING 17, South Bridge Road, 221, South Bridge Road, 383, North Bridge Road, 211-213, South Bridge Rood, 264, South Bridge Road, SINGAPORE SPECIAL
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    • 158 7 I'S I' Non-Tarnishing Metallic Threads (Made by J.S. AugsburyGermany) Gold Silver Can be embroidered as ordinary cotton thread. S. 0. BAMADHAJ 45 Arab Street, Singapore. Tel: ***** IST GRAND CLEARANCE IN WHOLESALE SHOP Printed Crepe 36" .7Octs per yd. Dyed TAFFETA 36" 50cts Printed Voile 36" sOcts Cotton Printed Shirting
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    • 275 7 REMEMBER? Annual Sale! Dacron TrouM rv $4 90 Singlets, Ncektirs So\ 80.90 Bedsheets Single $2.50 Men's, Ladies, Children's Reduced to Prices. LUCK TRADERS LTD., 17, Orchard Road, Phone. ***** SUMMER SALE CUT PRICE BARGAINS NEW! BIG RANGE! AMERICAN SPORTSHIRTS Latest New Designs Colours Now $7.50, $10.50, $12 50, $14.50, SHIRTS
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    • 170 7 CARPETS HIRE PURCHASE SINGHS 47/49 Stamford Road Spore Tel: ***** TEEN ACE RAGE! Latest Baby Doll Pyjamas 52. North Bridge Road, Singapore. Tel. *****. This Week's Offer 10 c to 20 [u discount China Wore, Lamps and glasses in attractive designs. Also beautifully designed cups ond saucers at very reasonable
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  • 786 8  -  NURSE MEG YOUR QUERIES ANSWERED by TALKING ABOUT CHILDREN Q.vr b \t baby Iquite a mixed d: with mashed fru taW> ;id a little y minced fish or m« r him milk in a cup. If he Is not co-operative about t this, o for being
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  • 225 8 Household hints winners rpms week's winner of the Household Hints Contest is Mrs. P. A. James, 78, Branksome Road, Singapore 15. who is awarded $20 for this entry: A paste of powdered borax and glycerine is excellent for removing scorch marks caused by a hot iron. Cover the marks with
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  • 379 8 ROUND THE S'PORE SHOPS Beauty can be your* j] just 10 minuh IF you have a little time to spare but not enough for a full-scale beauty treatment here is a 10-minute pick-me-up for face and eyes. First, a quick face mask. There is an excellent one called White Mask
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    • 245 8 MENTAKAB '':s■%? GEORGf GON You can depend on LAC TO GEN— if has been proved P^^lT i^^^^^C "^v P^/ OCI BEE ENG Yoir twbv is a very person w*v Wn v t Maljva. B.N. Borneo and i who can us: e. PRO'. »re fed on a modified, powdered infant food,
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  • 90 9 |e |U SAAA mt l t\ we want to enPnme Minister. Mr the Singapore Amaob the occasion of its 23th nment will giv* every lich bring about a more t\ in both body and mind. >\ V Mr. Lee w>u have maintained nd the organised nreatlvc
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  • 263 9 I can beat Johansson Says Moore MONTREAL, Friday. Isky after his threeYvon Durelle in their world eht, said he could beat the pion. Ingemar Johansson. he takes ud m dollar offer to ie." said the ageing will be 46 in Derding to the rewhere he problem Moore told showed I'm
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  • 125 9 Darul unlucky to draw with G.S.C. lkhuna Sports Club 1. Darul Afiah A am:. "A" was unto draw with the GymSp rts Club in a SAFA round Junior knockout h played at the MFA :id yesterday. Alter being held to a scoreless first halt Darul Afiah "A scored in the
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  • 42 9 Ul-Indonesian soccer tudents of In Jakarta. Surar is exp Singapore on j will play i a pore Malays on Singapore "A" on d Joint Services, .g 29 They will combine thp Ui of Mala,:nbt Singapore XI on Aug. 31
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  • RACING
    • 2014 9 On track form Starala has a good chance THESE HORSES WONT START TOMORROW PLYING PHOENIX, who defeated a brilliant Class 3 field by five lengths in the near record time of lmin. 11 sees, at Bukit Timah in July, should be one of
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    • 249 9 Army beat RAF 5-3 at Changi ARMY beat the RAF 5-3 at RAF Changi in an interServices soccer match yesterday. The RAF opened strongly and scored through Wingfield from an opening made by inside right Toth. who is a newcomer to the RAF side. In tfce eighth minute, the RAF
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    • 144 9 Police V 4; S.H.B. Police 1. Singapore Harbour Board Police were eliminated fr6m the SAFA Junior knockout competition by the Police Sports Association "A" at the Police Training School ground yesterday. Police "A" led by two goals to one at the interval and scored two more before
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    • 28 9 MOSCOW, Fri. Anatoli Vediakov of Moscow broke the world 50 kilometres walking record with a time of 4 hrs. 3 min. 52.2 sec. here yesterday. Reuter
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    • 58 9 TODAYS SPORT C RICKET: MCA Final Singafpore v. Selangor ilir«.t day), Padanx 11 a.m. H KK: SAFA League Div. 1 Fathul Karib v. Darul Afiah. Jalan Besar Stadium 5.15 p.m. Friendly JolUlads v. RAF Changi. Farrer Park. SWIMMING: RASA championships. Amber Road 5.15 p.m. BADMINTON': Inter-Sectmdary (.iris School final Cedar
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  • 359 10 Prime Minister refers to 'exceedingly foolish person' Nehru is cheered loudly as he bluntly states Indian Govt's stand NEW DELHI. Friday. INDIA will take firm action against an\ attempt to encroach upon her frontier line with Tibet and Red China. Prime Minister Nehru was loudly cheered
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  • 161 10 SPRAY FOR HAIR A WARNING LONDON, FrL' A doctor warns in the British Medical Journal, today that there is a possibility of men's hair sprays causing chest disord< Dr. B. G. Edelston. physician In eha M:iic> at Fclkeatone and D< referred to the case of a 26-year-led woman with a
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  • Article, Illustration
    49 10 pictuic. IWM MANSFIELD displayed this new >t\le in dresswear when she \isited London with husband Mukry Hargitay, daughtei Jaync Marie, and baby Mil key she will stir in a new British filni called **Too 80l To Handle." Here she waves to fins at the airport Popper
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  • 89 10 MAN WHO STOLE MAGIC SCEPTRE FACES THE CURSE CAIRO. Fri.— Police last night were reel at Csiro Museum as a .en from the tomb o: Pharoah Tutankhamen. st two d welled collar, i Pharoa which is :se ma rr.atlons. e containing had not been said Police. e had van: The
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  • 271 10 WASHINGTON. Fri.— President Eisenhower would like to visit India and the Middle East on his way back from the Soviet Union this autumn, according to a report circulating he: Quoting "high author the report >aid last night U while no definite arad been
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  • 193 10 CALCUTTA, Friday. Fill; Japanese and 'North Korean Red Cross societies signed an agreement here yesterday providing for the "voluntary return" of an estimated 600,000 Koreans resident in Japan to North Korea. M:. Yoshisuke Kasal, vice-president of the Japanese Red Cross Society, said the
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  • 15 10 SUVA. Fri.— Princess Alexandra leaves here today on her way to Canberra. Reuter
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