Singapore Standard, 2 August 1953

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    Masthead
    24 1 SUNDAY STANDARD Wilh 8 page COIOTO comics FREE M 6 »55 Vol. IV No. 31. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, AUGUST 2, 197,3. TWENTY PAGES 10 CENTS.
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    WAS THE COMUS GOT AT?
    49 1 First mishap at yesterdays (irand Prix Trials took place when C. VifftMO'l Alfu Komeo skidd«d and landed m the ditch badly smashed up. Visjano, however, escaped with a cut <vn the nose and slight bruises. Standard picture shows the Alfa Komeo alter the smasli-up.
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    SAMSU: merchant is fined $27,500
    25 1 SAMSU: merchant is fined $27,500 n UMPIR, Sat n« a 40 mm. was default i nment, (Hilt possession im v on ng to i paid.
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    Ike" 'Taft A Tragic Loss ToAmerica'
    164 1 Ike" 'Taft A Tragic Loss ToAmerica' rk out d a rog profound >re adjourning r '-poet. •s from all over world ](-;k m today m m< n r Ta/t: PARIS: rrancta political loaders paid tribute to the Republican party leader for his honesty and forthrightness, <\o*p te their dilTercnces on
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    Rider Killed In GrandPrix Trial
    270 1 OSMAN ABBAS, Singapore's veteran crack motor cyclist, was killed instantaneously yesterday while c t «> i 11 a trial run over the Johore Grand Prix course In preparation for today's big race. ipping M at over!" t i »fl his i p I g f
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    WORLD TOUR CONTEST SARA IS STILL HOLDING LEAD
    318 1 WORLD TOUR CONTEST SARA IS STILL HOLDING LEAD WITH only lour weeks to go, the Ceylon Commissioner m Malaya, M. Saravanamuttu leads m The Standard World Tour contest for Malaya's most popular personality. Sara's total last night was 139,487 coupons. Sam is closely foil > by Seiangor's N.M Vasagam who,
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    FAREWELL DINNER
    66 1 Mr VV L Blythr. retiring Colonial Secretary, and Mr*. BlvW were firei a farewell dinner by the Btaga- pore City Councillors at the Sea View Hotel last nmnt. I Below is a rroop picture of the party takrn bef*f« j the dißßer S.ttin^ m the centre Is Mr.
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    Planter's Murder Is Avenged
    113 1 FIVE more Communist 4 rorists, Including a district 1 committee member baye I [killed by Security forces i: rthe F-. leration. One vii r tci- rorLst was wouhded and a suspect captured. A branch commiMoe member m this inig of ki'.'. ings was responsible for the
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    Commons Recess
    20 1 THE House of Commons has recessed for its annual summer holiday It will reconvene on Oct. 20. A.P
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    Navy Probes Three Seletar Incidents
    274 1 Standard Staff Reporter *U J i uthon 't«es «n Singapore are investigating rnree taults, which may prove to be sabotage, discovered m the British destroyer H.M.S. Comus within the past two months. AH three incidents affected the warship's cable connections and occurred at the Seletar
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    7 Stabbed In S'pore, Girl Dies Of Wounds
    277 1 7 Stabbed In S'pore, Girl Dies Of Wounds By LIM TIONG ANN IN four stubbing incidents that ocrnrred m Singapore yesterday, a woman was found dead and six men wounded. The injured were taken to hospital. STABBING NO. 1: On the floor of a cubicle of a house m Ah
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    Korea Peace Body Has First Meet
    83 1 PANMINJOM, Aujf. 1. (AP)— Spick and span Polish and Czechoslovakian army officers sat down here today for the first ti m <* with Swedish and Swiss officers to start the work of the Neutral Nations Supervisory ommission. This r ■rmistit'e m Ko The Comm
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    TinMen Vote For UN Meet
    74 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat Seventy-four pei sent, of Malayan producer! ire m favour of advising Govern 'v recommend the I •if the United Nat OdJ COl en c on tin. Announcing tlii^ Mr .1. T. Chapp president of the FMS Chamber o( Mini s and Air.
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    US Rejects Red Protest
    27 1 WASHINGTON. 1. CAP) The Unite I Stat reje 'ted Ru an I. R the r lii 4 by S fl from the r.'
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    Killed On Duty
    23 1 DRUM MAJOR X < irnett .of the I Bati i E V '11l ami i j> '.-.'ion m th. X i
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    Byrne Issue THE TUC BACKS JOINT COUNCIL
    367 1 Byrne Issue THE TUC BACKS JOINT COUNCIL By K. <;. PtLLAI Sffiarii St.ilT Keporter Till] 50.000 strong si,,^,. pore Trade I nion Cm* Kress, \esterdav plrd^itl full support to the Joint I ouncil ol \<tioi). hi its stand on the "lUini' issue." i < from T.U.C I i i W.-
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    Templer Takes A Boa t Trip
    52 1 Templer Takes A Boa t Trip Pi River. 1 S >n t in m I Pen i on I iopok Paku iv i them o if 1 r i r> i>i ri Besai v ll.it B IT I >t \< I 1 and to P i i ■i vi. it
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    Staff, Pupils Accuse Principal Of Misconduct
    259 2 Staff, Pupils Accuse Principal Of Misconduct SERIOUS allegations of moral turpitude against the principal have been made by the staff and pupils of a charitable institution m Singapore. In an effort to remove the man from his post the staff have sent a report to the organisation responsible for running
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    'I Can't Manage My Son'
    139 2 'I Can't Manage My Son' -A Mot fur's Hoe A SDfGAPOU mother brought hrr son fo m rnu-r-SjeSM y i oiirt yesterday and told the Magistrate, Mr V Ghows, that she no kMfjer wished to stand surety for her son. "I cannot manage Fiim." she said. If hr runs aw:iy
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    Youth Hears Forgery Charge
    50 2 A YOUTH. Tay Chooi Kaw. heard a tentative < liarge of I cry of 1 bank cheque > him m a Singapore emergency court yesi It was alleged I Tai let to claim $600 from iUA\ Thiam Tee on Vlay 25. Bail of $1,000 was allcrv
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    $2 Mil. New Building For St. Xavier's
    138 2 PENANG. Sat. Further stridei m Malayan educational history will be m.ide m Feb* runiy. next yenr. when St. Xavier's Institution, one of 'the principal English schools m the settlement moves into Iti new $2,000,000 building. The new building is being built on the
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    RotaryClubs Fete Dato
    91 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat Dato EL EL MacKt n:ie. past president of the Rotary Club here, is receiving a warm wel'•ome from Rotary Clubs m Africa. At Capetown his visit coin:<k«.l with the installation of the new President of. the Capetown Rotary Club. With Datin MacKcnzie. hr attended
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    Council A id Sough t In Wage Deadlock
    246 2 KUALA LI MPIR, Sat-Representative s of Government daily-rated workers decided today to request the national YVhitley Council to consider measures to break the deadlock between Government and workers m negotiations for a wage increase and better terms of service for 75,000 workers.
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    Students On Goodwill Mission
    163 2 Standard Staff Reporter TWO students of the Univer;ify "of California. passing through Singapore, will leave by air at noon today for Indonesia. They are Duk Wheeler and Jim Porterfield, rcpresenta<u T Of the sl udent body of the Lniversity of California tent to visifc iadoiiesiaa aaivii?
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    Indians Say: No Gate-Crashing
    243 2 KUALA Ll'MPl'R, Sat.— Considerable indignation is expressed by leaders of the Indian community here at the suggestion that large numbers of their countrymen have "gate-crashed" into Malaya m a desperate hid to beat the immigration ban which came into effect today. It is pointed out that
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      353 2 SATURDAY BRIDE MR DKMS V UKJUIt helps hi* Hridr. !hf former Mis* fcnid 'lulu) (ardoza, cut thrir wrddm^ cake at a reception at Raffles Hotel yesterday. The couple w^re earlier married at the Cathedral of Ihr Cm*! Shepherd. The groom i* attached to Hatayaa Garaiaa Ltd. Standard photo am om
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      55 2 Fete To Raise Funds For Hall THE Presbyterian Church m Singapore. Orchard Road. Will hold a garden fe. c at j Firestone Park. Tang m Road. I on Aug. 8. to rai<e funds *o I complete a new hail for Sunday School. The Commissioner-Genera l Mr. Malcolm McDonald, will open
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    MOST TEACHERS FAVOUR USE OF CANE IN SCHOOLS
    212 3 MOST TEACHERS FAVOUR USE OF CANE IN SCHOOLS I j^ trporal punishment is outlawed m young teachers feel they should use their discretion with the cane. t* j" 11 Imaster or principal of tbe he cano on the boys. Usually, hree occasions, he is expelled 1 from the school. I
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    Concert Flan ToBoostFund
    18 3 R ■•.try I, a the I I Mr. m of >ney p to i is
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    This Phoenix Was Not So Frequent
    74 3 A SMALL but eager audience, who turned up a t the British Council Hall on Friday night to hear the Singapore Theatre's production of a Christopher Fry play were disappointed when they di covered the production had been cancelled some two weeks earlier. The
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    Circus At Ipoh
    28 3 CIRCUS BUSCH Berlin will open its seas m m Ipoh on Aug. 7. t'ti^y Will pitch on the inner padang of St. Michael's tuti mi.
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    VILLAGERS DON'T SHOOT THESE CROCS
    289 3 VILLAGERS DON'T SHOOT THESE CROCS KAMPONG folk of the Pandan Forest Reserve estimate there must be close on to 1,000 crocodiles m the rivers and swamps m the area. a #oori percentage '>r the men work the prawn ponds which arc Jinked togeth ?i along the shore. They often have
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    'Pirate' Taximen Offer A Car-With A Girl
    272 3 New Attraction To Boost City's Unlicensed Transport Trade Standard Staff Reporter HARD hit owners of pirate faxis m Singapore have now resorted to supplying 'attractions' «n their cars m order to get custom. In addition to hiring out vehicles at nights, they can
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    'Crowned' For Fight Against Disease
    222 3 TIIK year INI, the Coronation year of Queen Elizabeth, is also the crowning year for 14 year-old Elizabeth, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Peter of Madras Street. Singapore. little Elizabeth was afflicted with poliomyelitis (Imi mi.; the Japanese occupation The disease attacked
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    Security Measures At Penggerang
    188 3 Security Measures At Penggerang BRIGADIER M.W. Roberta of GHQ. Far Ea^t Lan l Forces, Singapore has written the following letter to The Stan m connection with the article m last week's Sunday Standard 00 the subject of illegal entry into Singapore through Penggarang: Dear Sir. Tn your IstM of Sunday
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    TAXIMEN DON'T WANT METERS
    298 3 TAXIMEN DON'T WANT METERS A THOUSAND Uxl owners m Singapore have petitions I the City Council to withdraw its decision Calling for the i installation o( meters m their vehicles They laid the meter \\i\\ benefit no one. "In theory, wo trill tarn mort money, as charges by a taxi
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    Air Arrivals
    115 3 >:k. i k kao. i u.n I kmturt lean m Indiiri It ink i it U i -irvU's, uho am «-<l m Sinc.ipori" >«-n|i-i(l.»\ on a BOAC Arcnn.iut to tttbt over the nruly rrcidd p<»>t of l#is|rit t Minurr f«M- Ihf IVtuk of Indi.i m Mil t St.ind.ird
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    118 People Gave Blood
    56 3 ONE It und red i a gave bio SinfE ip -I Blood iJ ink week from the X linn D -.t. I SVC M 3 tar Thii en d'>r, I theii SVC m i v men B i il D 1 1 'I I' 1 <»f
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    Club Party
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      125 3 Sissuday Prize Puzzle T2!OI"S A N I) S have seen and used this. What li It? Some one must know. A pri7<- 00 S*o will b«- paid m first MfffCCl entry opined b> the Coatesl Editor or his assessors. losing date i> Thursday. August 4. Ihe decision of the ontest
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    Meet The Golden Voice Of Malaya
    165 4 Xl ALA LUMPUR, SatMiss Sylvia Rarbosa, 26--vear-oltl telephone operator from Penang, was last night adjudged Miss Golden Voice of Malaya i m a contest sponsored hy the Telecommunicationi Department. Mis* Irene Harpur (23) of Penang was second, while I Miss E. Jansen of Kuala
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    Architect Is First To Aid Kennel Plan
    129 4 a Singapore architect, Mr. Ng Kcng Sianf, yesterday sent a cheque for $500 to the W< fare Association. the first donation m m appeal for S8 noo A donor who contributes > will have his or her m a "heart." be em- two
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    New Hope For A Widow
    65 4 New Hope For A Widow Xl AM AN. Sat.- A widow who had keDt her children c and water for severs months is now steadily returning to a more normal hildren from English V' ld L ur hool, have come d «th clothes and wit? 6 w! lV r S
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    A Variety Show To Aid Brigade
    12 4 THE Sixth a .M Tenth Com-
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    Aerial View Of Malacca Town
    53 4 V SERIAL VIEW »t Malacca Toun showing Kirn Smu; BriifC which spans the Malacca River. ?n the fores round can bo seen the Clock Tower, while the road leadtag from the towel upwards is Jonker Street. The white building X that of the Overseas Chinese
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    High Calibre Material For Police 'Core'
    499 4 High Calibre Material For Police 'Core' Training Centre Produces llsl TSE KWANG Standarl stair Reporter POLICE tone is only as no'.) i as its core vi Inspectors. These arc the men that form the pivol upon which any police force revolves. These men are the key oAcen who make the
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    Korea True Last Nail In MCP Coffin
    201 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat Th< re ire people who believe that Korean wuw haj <j the last nail m the coffin of Malayan Coii}muni>t terrorists. They come to thii elusion I from experience. j» haa been apparent m.< the moi th< se men ;..•;.<
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    First' Half Bandit Round-Up
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    Youth Charged With Stabhing
    5 4 Youth Charged With Stabhing I
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      53 4 DAN 1 rS THICK >7-7 ALV/AYS A! FOR ELBO BRAND Pt/Pf r«/c/< O# the most per* without any pr^s^rHOMOGENIZED STERILIZE? SINGAPORE 52 cts Stlongor c HOCK LEE CO V~rrp PiJ A.A.B LAL SWECJ P 14 1 118.331: H II A m of IOQ (These wonc<erful Wtu^ii IM^S^ BANISH l^^^te' trou:
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      71 4 ENTERTAINMENT 'IVV/^'i Pl '"-"< P»^rs' l'r! TIDES AN *> TIMES OK Ncra li m, -JESL- i ■jw*vJr? Dc A o 'wSsia isa bus services ..teii; c 'lASiuw Tamm ■B» l ja i BS m M QUEENS; A™ (Hindu 3 630 915 kxVHMa M s *\V 'J i ll 1 "">
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    10,000 AT S'PORE HADE FAIR'S OPENING NIGHT
    121 5 10,000 AT S'PORE HADE FAIR'S OPENING NIGHT R Reporter ,r Trade Fair opened yesterday There were n«> qieeches atni eremoMy. But the lair was no simple matter. m. I 10,000 peo] hi ties to luxui Irinks 1 < i- m th< X m two r a ■ed by **1 I
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    Glow In The skyPuzzled Thousands
    19 5 Glow In The skyPuzzled Thousands i h c r i f nIn island. \ho I r sir nund the
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    Athletes To Help SATA
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    3 Back From Study In Aust.
    16 5 3 Back F rom Study In Aust. B i• i J i '•lore. I mar Colombo
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    Holiday Makers Flock Outstation
    302 5 V 00 can i r e Causi way ■■'■> ana pend m the ■i the a y 1 1 i and n ©Uteni 1 *«c sifciU on the waiting list But unlike last year, when three a planes wi.e used to cope with the ru>h, no
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    Asked Court Protection
    91 5 AT 1 yesterday K< I I v. i k ntral 1 i »nd that and ho c pro' tated by Injector J. C. m an when B ted gui-tv to a ■•> of being a vagrant. he was afraid tion as three or lour persons had threatened
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    Che Raman For U.K. Studies
    49 5 JOHORE BAHIU'. Sat. Che Hannah daughter <>l Mr. Jus- ice Hamid of Kelantan has i awarded a State scholarsrr.p and is leaving for the U.K." on Thursday. She is granddaughter of a former Johore Mentri Besar a niece of Dato Sir Onn bin .Ja'atar.
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    READING ROOM
    29 5 THE Malayan Indian Coni fress Pudu Branch, js opening a Read m« Room for nu>m- hers at Sungei Besi Road Siven Temple School. Pudu, on Au2. 11.
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    Heavy Weekend Road Toll
    121 5 TWO Deople were, ki'.'oi and ix others Injured In leven road accident* m Singapore yesterday. The two killed wore a five-vear-oici boy, Tan Boon Kong. d Thonvon Road, and a 27- ar-old inofhei of three children, Ng Show Kirn. of Tiong Bn'nru Road. Lan \%as killed
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    He Couldn't Wake Up For Court
    113 5 He Couldn 't Wake Up For Court MARIM Hmi a Sequeira was fined $5 m a E pore rgency court y- for pderly behaviour m a cofshop m Joo Chi I I I i>> shouting at the top of his I breaki::" art:. Sequeira told that r, Fran t, who
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      94 5 WEATHER REPOKI M I I M I M TernjMT.iiure: from 7.'< i pm. on I'.lvt Juh to I t in. (mi I^l Aug. Singapore 781 Prnanc f?6l Kota Bahru 1 7.*! Ruafai 1 umpar 7 1 Ipoli (73F), Kuantan (731 1 Maximum Temperatarr: rron 7.::o :i m 40 7 ;:o
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    How Are Your Morals Today?
    700 6 Clean ThatMind With Druritone ELL, really! I have just been reading m the newspapers that a group of nudists forgive my usinu such a naughty word are seeking some secluded nook m which to ahem! unpeel and walk about m the altogether. Nudists, indeed! What
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    British Way Of Handling Unpopular Opinion
    614 6  -  Andrew Roth By 1 )R. VICTOR PURCELL J sailed between Scylla and Charybdis on July 25 m talk at Malaya Hall to the Malay ,-.n on the '<- S before Malaya. In the audience of 30 who led to hear him were Mr. and
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    Story And Drawing By WILLIAM DRURY
    345 6 od at me for s tment, then he threw 1 on the table, thrust his iroughi tie and i the k:i 1 VOW you li^trn to n• he said. "Obscene is a pretty strong word. To ice anything obscene about these, you've got to
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      436 6 Foot Itch Cause Killed m 4 Days Pain and Itching jjr.r r I mm. j I 1 Stepped m V-si/^l 7 Minutes S<~ r'thSSi'nelrl? drive ycu crazyT L>oes i your feet crack and Infections. n.« n»il so ninfrworm. I. Are there blisters between It stops th<» itch a-id southei and
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      22 6 T IN A LAWIEJ WILDERNESS mo M t The NAKED SPUR CAXH3Y DISP R I N Fai Reducing taref Discovered Rheumatis Curbed
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    IMPERSONATION
    1402 7 ft A Short Story B) Ernest Dudley ft A private detective and a smart girl can be an unbeatable combination against any set of dangerous crooks. I «^MBBBBBBBBBBB m th w H h o 1 1 I IE I 8 i B m 1 I m i of 1
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    PARIS, ALWAYS GAY
    23 7 .uak.s Parisians' livr, urll w..i-11. llv JJ^ a loliv ai b beinu celebrated. Arch u£ lnuuipli *cea reitntl> whicii J»n»
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      86 7 S^L. Jf il^nlc «nnd fed s»g/^ your besl X \\uh the exquisite \J^// beauty-aids "4711* s ts v^^^v S\lSl\*> For well-groomed JvJ» 4 >J /^B I lC lonic l ut CC P S your jf^^r IAU DC COLOGNE. JF^&* flvcon, a dab behind your < \f /ml^^&~~ I you poise
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    Where The Painters Gather
    2873 8 S Montmartre Retains Its Ancient Colour r rAKK your seats m the tourist bus, folks. Today we're starting off with a little trip to the most painted spot m Paris, m France and possibly m the world— the Butte de Montmartre. In case you've never bee
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      123 8 CHLORO: Hy[[ is m Palmolive Soo^ No Other DOCTORS PROVE PAIMCUVE 3EAUTv PIAN SRINCS MOST V COMPLEXIONS IN 14 ifot*l .ii! lather on to; mm wmci BtMQf plan pfOVtd CHLOP<Noturc's wort. I Pa/moAVe... 7h* 'C'>/o* {A/;t/ t r/,f p So[ fe\ MADE vMRIC^^ it E* DiruT P/ HIOH I M
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    Conguwar By Terror
    49 9  - Conguwar By Terror Leland Stowe .-w3Nb&6&£&l.-. -»*■>. W This Is the sixth of a series of articles entitled, CONQUEST BY TERROR, written by Mr. Stowe a distinguished American newspaper correspondent, who spent more than a year digging out facts about Sovietized Eastern Europe. He is a Pulitzer Prize winner. 4
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    HUNGER IS A POLITICAL WEAPON
    978 9 Yo ordtn* to how loyally you serve the Communist system, how much value the Red rulers attach lular (unction, or how soon the men m the Kremlin desire to have you eliminated. These applied as ruthlessly m every satellite country as m Soviet Russia, because
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    Happiness In 37 Languages
    455 9  -  PATRICK DONCASTER By LXEL MUNTHE brought happineii to ma n y people. He cured them as a fashionable nerve ipecialist m Paris and Rome. He brought happiness. too, t© birds H nd animals, his particular friends. He imparted more happiness In X te r years with
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    WHITER TEETH in 14 days with Macleans
    96 9 WHITER TEETH in 14 days with Macleans r MAKE THIS M DAY TEST: Why not give Macleans a tr a 'or v Bt qu tc fair about ii c\ear, your teetn thoroughly mo'-n.ng and n.ght for a couple of wrRight from rhf start your m.rror will show you difference as
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