The Singapore Free Press, 4 September 1953

Microfilm: NL3677
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    Masthead
    18 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale m Malaya. No. UNI. Singapore. I ri.. Sept. 4 r^ JWT^
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    MALAYA LESSON FOR WEST
    212 1 MALAYA LESSON FOR WEST Aattet* tean praise mr our Avar 'Lone* policy lie THE British check to Communism m Malaya was praised yesterday by Mr. Thurston Morton, United States Assistant Secretary of State for Congressional Relations. Speaking fo llu 1 National Convention of American Ex Servicemen of the lasl war
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    Katong temple murder mystery deepens
    188 1 By SIT YIN IONC. If ADAM Tan Kirn Neo, t!* 1H year old X to keeper, who was 1 to de yesten witchcraft, Ice this tnornii So the possibility I killing was the work of one who had not be from her charms and love
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    DEEP SEA DIVER
    109 1 DEEP SEA DIVER Swiss BORN scientist Aunuste Piccard, 69, one-time stratosphere balloonist, and his son Jacques, plunged 3,608 feet to the bottom of the Mediterranean list week m his ten-ton steel "Bathvscope." Piccard said afterwards that the diving craft could So to "any depths'. He plans to make a threemile
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    Kerima dreams of Malaya
    163 1 Kerima dreams of Malaya It's easy I i speak a little Malay but to speak it well Is difficult, says Kelma, the French-Arab girl who was ide famous by Carol Eteed'i Outcast of the Islands." And every night, Sicilians m the mountain village oj Noto can hear her learning the
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    RUSSIANS MAKE TRADE DEAL
    20 1 Sydney lane, dii f a British group of manufacturers, ha trad With Mos 000.000 sterling, the
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    Rubber price
    26 1 Singapore Rubber Ma > th a quiet this morning with first Septembe tipment at G4 3 8 3 ;l pound, ljB below y !v'i close.
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    Hornets attack a family
    105 1 Hornets attack a family A Chinese family of seven, iiK'ludinC m old man of 01, were ■tang by hornets at their home m Grange Itoad. Singapore early this morning*. A city ambulance took them to hospital. The hornets were disturbed m their nest by children taking: aim with their catapults
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    Reds free Gen. Dean
    60 1 MAJ. GEN. William F. Dean was returned to the Allied side at Panmuniom today after three years of Communist cantivitv. The 54-year-old former Commander of the U.S. 24th Division— highest ranking prisoner of the RM.s and their prize captive was re\r I >l only two days
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      48 1 There's something for everyone m the ARCADE Frocks for all occasions, sporting goods, toys, hooks, toiletries and household ware... Youll find all your needs at the Arcade, Cold Storage, Orchard Road. II I REFRESHING MORNING AND AFTERNOON TEAS, TOO, IN THE TEA LOUNGE SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO. LTD.
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    Dulles warns Moscow on Germany
    305 2 RED HOLD WRONG, MENACE TO PEACE •THK I.S. Secretary of State, Mr. John Foster Dulles, declared m Washington yesterday that Moscow's "stubborn" hold on Eastern Germany "is a menace to the peace." Mr. Dulles told a news conference he ahso saw a danger that Red
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    HE'LL STUDY IN BRITAIN
    67 2 Mr. Chan Yam; Pun. 30 a Technical Cadet of the Sim: ipore Telecommunications Department, who leaves by air today for the I'nited Kingdom on a four- year scholarship at Brighton Technical College. Mr. Chan joined the Department m 1947 sui a technical apprentice. He then attended
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    MOROCCO STAYS OFF AGENDA
    148 2 *jm l Security Council rejected a call by the AsianAfrican group of nations yesterday to place the Moroccan question on its agenda. The group of 15 countries had asked lor discussion of the situation m Morocco after the French Government recently deposed and exiled <he sultan
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    SUPPRESSED
    37 2 Mr. Yusuf cachalia. joint secretary of t ne South African Indian Congress, yesterday received notice under the Suppression of Communism Act prohibit.m- mm from attending any gathering ln any pIil(lp g houth Africa for two years.—
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    MONROE HURT
    40 2 hurt for the .second time m a week while working J near Jaaner, Alberta. C na a Btr studio, 20th Century-Pox n,; h utr torn lißamems ProdurtH.n 0l the tilni. "River of No Return." has been halted. A.P.
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    HILLARY WEDS
    24 2 T ousancls thronged Aiwir land's streets vester iv v Ml EveifS (r(i ,v to cheer *&A'e%** A 'l"i't Club N L A.P.
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    5,000 males now females
    89 2 MR. M. N. Mistakidis came up yesterday m Liverpool with a report on the female shrimp of the Lower Thames. Most of them, it seems, used to be males Mr. Mistakidis. an expert on the matter, said an examinntion of 5.000 shrimps showed the males turned
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    Area is out of the red
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    U.S. GOVT'S HEMLINES SHORTS A HOT ISSUE
    160 2 U.S. GOVT'S HEMLINES SHORTS A HOT ISSUE WASHINGTON. Frid r lyiTH diplomatic caution m j m Secretary of state iT John Foster Duller deehJl yesterday to take a'stanC whether walking shorts w 0l be suitable attire f or St c Department men employ* during the heatwave. But he said they
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    OIL PIPES TO CRISS-CROSS W. EUROPE
    104 2 OIL PIPES TO CRISS-CROSS W. EUROPE THE Atlantic Alliance announced yesterday m Paris that it would begin building a $300,000,000 Straits" jet fuel pipeline network m Western Europe this fall. The 1.875 miles of pipeline will cover nine Western Allied nations like a cobweb. It will be one of the
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    Rat killers are rushing for new homes
    189 3 PrP^ StaH Importer S°K C^eX C aTaS pore Royal BodcgMW Kr^now'facin, the of finding now owners and homes for them mr n to last night, Miss L. E. Bach the society's general fe'retarv. had received phone calls.from owners offering 10 Mw^offen came from
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    Colony cinemas don't like force
    232 3 Free Press Staff Reporter SINGAPORE leading cinema operators do not want to be forced to show Malayan Film Unit productions. A report m yesterday "s Free Press said that the Federation Government may force all the 168 cinemas m the country to screen Malayan Film
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    SHE'S SURE SHE'LL LIKE STORE
    47 3 A NEW arrival to Singapore, Mrs. Eileen Stamper came m the Flying Enterprise II to ff* her husband Mr. J. C. Mamper, who is the Eastern Representative of Isbrandtsen line. Mrs. stimper said she was sure she was coin* to like Singapore.
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    FOSSIL FIND
    50 3 c JP le Chinese news agency sa d from Peking jhat ComSrn^ ar S*elogista have unearthed fossils of animals "fajy millions of years old. Inthrai n F remains ot mastodons, twr oe d hor ses. sabre toothed of th S 5, irafTos and rhinoceros 0i the Penozoic Age.
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    £100 reply to bandits
    40 3 MR. RONALD MiKINLAY 21, a Glasgow private detective. has a dioo answer to pay-roll bandits an armoured car. He will use the car auctioned for the Ministry of Simply when collecting pay-rolls. from banks for companies.
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    CURTAIN RAISER
    27 3 For the first time since the war a Russian student is to .study at Oslo University as guest of the Norwegian* Students U n ton.
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    POTTIE IS ON HER ROUNDS
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    British Council scholarships
    67 3 fTHE British Council, Singapore, is offering scholarships for study m the United Kingdom during the 1954,55 academic year The scholarships arc mainly for those who have successfully completed university degree courses or who have equivalent professional qualifications. These scholarships will not be available to persons who are
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    rake gems sola to tourists
    161 3 SINGAPORE GETS A BAD NAME Free Press StufT Reporter SINGAPORE has got a bad name abroad for the large number of fake gems which have been "palmed off" as genuine to unsuspecting tourists. Mr. William Sena, who told ♦his to the Free Press yesterday, irned
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    IN A HURRY
    33 3 American. British and Canadian prisoners who returned to freedom yesterday were so anxious to leave Communist hands that they poured out of trucks without taking any of their possessions. Reuter
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    NO SURVIVORS
    37 3 The burned wreckage of a chartered airliner that crashed with 19 soldiers and two crewmen on Tuesday night has been i found on a timbered western i Washington mountainside. I There were no survivors.— A.P.
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    NILE OVERFLOWS
    41 3 The Nile overflowed its banks and inundated 2,000 acres of farmland yesterday after nsnng 20 centimeters In the past n hours. Nt The village of "Blonde Island m Gulza Province was isolated and several hundred I inhabitants were evacuated.
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      Opinion GROWING TRUST
      426 4 Opinion GROWING TRUST •*FHE Trust is recognised as the housing authority for the Colony... lt i.s now firmly established as the agent for Government, for all matters connected with planning, housing and land use." This quotation from the annual report of the Singapore Improvement Trust for 1952 indicates how far
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    'Queens Still Rule
    723 4  -  John Sampson The 'United States' may be taster but the Says WHEN the iuperlincr "United States" made her record-b re a k ing maiden voyage, a roundtrip passenger remarked to me: "The British made more fuss over there than our people here!" That may have been an
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    IT'S FULL STEAM AHEAD
    216 4  - IT'S FULL STEAM AHEAD MONTAGUE LACEY AIR travel is far from killing sea traVi'l. More new ships are being built for the Atlantic trade everyday. Even the shipping companies which run the sunshine summer cruises- the P. and O. and Orient Lines having stepped up sea cruises this summer, plan
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      38 4 j VALUE QUALITY jj I I ENGAGEMENT I RINGS i Choose a Ring you will j| be proud of all your life. << j! IP. H. HENDRY I r> Jewellers 78, North Bridge Rd. SS Sintapore -K. humour g
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      120 4 AVOSET keeps... ca tItWJ tIWIG SO Ullf llllsw is whipped cream time! I Bar 1 s>^. ibb |Bsr^K T ilujk' V~ l^j- always prepared for easy, jfy mmmmr^m\ dilicious whipped cttam I f^J AVOSET KEEPS FLUFFY *M WW\w\WmlmW^ ways whips whips W^^T^W J AVOSET KEEPS SWEET whip up only as
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    I.C.F.T.U. man may help end a dispute
    174 5 I.C.F.T.U. man may help end a dispute p r e S s Start Rrporter FrM 1 secretary of the PlSdtte whole day m the Eton? meeting unionist, and C S"pon- °«£fe .re S to ««le their differences Si the Government over the eligibility ol official union 't^Suc m*. unl oiu
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    VAN FLEET DENIES
    33 5 Retired us. General J.> A. Van Fleet said last night m New Delhi the report he is to be the chief military adviser to South Korea "is news to me."
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    U.S. aid for Persia
    48 5 President Blsenhower has told, the Persian Premier. Zahedi. that the United tea ii prepared to help his hard-up new regime with U.S. dollars The first American emergency aid la expected to be around US$3O,OOO 000. Persian newspapers have been guessing as high as U*****.000.000.
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    MANILA INVITES STOKE
    336 5 Big jamboree is planned Singapore Boy Scout*' a nation has been invited to send a contingent of scouts and pouters to attend the first national jamboree of PhilipPines Boy Scouts to be held at ?q on a ue?on City, from April 30 next. The invitatir,;! has tfcen
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    MONK, 16, GOES BACK TO SCHOOL
    345 5 MONK, 16, GOES BACK TO SCHOOL Freed from vows for five years By PETER DE CRTZ TAN SA WATT, a IG-year- old Singapore boy who was ordained two weeks ago as a novice Buddhist monk was released from his vows today to go back to school. And While he remain.^
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    Opium seized in house
    51 5 POLICE on Wednesday swooped on a hou.se m Cecil Street. Singapore, and seized 22 lbs. of raw opium valued at $8,800. The opium wai found locked In a wooden bo\. Police questioned a number of l>eople living In the house but no I arrests have been
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    BAN LIFTED
    44 5 All restrictions on sending parceLs to Austrian prisoners still held m Soviet Russia have now been withdrawn, it was announced m Vienna yesterday. The Soviet authorities informed the Austrian Ambassador m Moscow recently of the decision to lift all such restrictions. Reuter
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      322 6 BMMm>>^aaaaaaaaaaapaaa| ,;>■■:;:;-.;■%. ;-vc:--: MANDRAKE, THE MAGICIAN by Lee Falk and Phil Davis Jf^R Ll_ J I^T^, sfffij. m! V .7j '^JsVEA /mW —^J L*M E 1 \,n, imi ''"ne'Mhir.V* J into doins anvthin, knen what you want and ia£j TARZAN by Edgar Rice Burroughs jVt» iV TLT "C I 1
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    Hostess-with-the-Mostest shakes off Moscow dust
    487 7 NOBODY CALLED HER MADAM MRS PERLE MESTA came down the gangway of the Russian steamer Beloostrov m London Docks, shrugged her sables round her shoulders, and declared: "Roys am I glad to be back." 'For three months she had been touring Russia. Mrs. Mesta— 62-year-old
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    TWO LIVE ON £2 A WEEK: WE JUST EXIST, THEY SAY
    250 7 UK REGINALD DEUCE, 33 year-old former estate M K affe nt said m court that the only income he and his wife have is E2-a-week National Assistance. But he admitted that they have g car. -It is the only
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    1 st 8-day birth: both well
    140 7 A BABY C.IRL has been A born to a 21 -year-old Cambridge wife after the longest childbirth ordeal on record eight days. The child weighs 71b. 2ozs. and is healthy. The mother was able to leave hospital ten days later. The mother "healthy and
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    S. KOREAN PROTEST
    41 7 mill Korean Foreign Minister Mr. Y. T Pyun, served notice yesterday that his government will oppose United gate.s purchases to Japan for T rehabilitation which *owd build up Japan at the expense of Koreas hopes for industrial development
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    PISTOL FOUND
    29 7 A six-year-old boy. Antonio Castillo, who was playing near a rubbish heap m Boon Teck Road. Singapore, found an automatic pistol. It was given to the police.
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    Choose your weapons, sirs —and they selected cars
    178 7 TWO men fought an early mornino duel with cars. damn ***** WM C 27 w °rth of 52X1? an! a cut for a woman passenger. Dm*', uel Mr T Pa". th^fe a** Brtstol b«an on ne F ailand tQ BristQl Road at
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    RHEE IN SEARCH OF HONEST MEN
    61 7 President Syngman Rhee yesterday urged his people to recommend -honest and able people" to him by placing names m a •"Suggestion Box." Dr. Rhee said this nation ha.s "tens of millions of things to do" and needs many honest and able men and women
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    MAN ROBBED
    34 7 While walking along Kampong Bharu Road. Singapore, a Harbour Board laboured was suddenly confronted by two Malays who assaulted him and got away with his wallet containing $1 and an identity card.
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      83 7 aa»s»-»- jj J Dear Sir, le tters J u a ve y° ur > clears ITS tIV v» y r UNDERWOOD .>w DE LUXE s^ UNDERWOOD 6ENERAL AGENCIES (M) LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG I FRESH OYSTERS AIRPORT HOTEL SINCAPORE Phone 3351 RADIO WMLY INCORPORATING RADIO MALAYA NEWS ALL THE
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    UNKNOWN A Gden of Libation for animals
    379 8  -  PETER DE CRUZ Story by Pictures by !> Buddhist ie mpe Po: son Road, SinSL? Picturesque pie& "Kwang Meng San Garden of Liberation Covering app roxilr acres and fenced «2 '•protected" area ic^ lost and unwanted gg! They can be sure or? harmed
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    BANKNOTES: IT WAS A RINGER
    327 10 The Big Five tighten up SEALED BAG ALARM THE £12,000 banknote robbery from the guarutu 1 bullion van of a London bank was the coup ol a currency ringer, it is revealed. 4 Somenow K somewhere, he switched a seated bagd waste paper for the
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    DOES A DAUGHTER, 16, NEED CUDDLING?
    175 10 S a daughter too old at 16 to be cuddled by her mother? O, said Professor Barbara I Wootton m Chelsea Juvenile Court. rofessor Wootton, twice-mar--1 rled iher first husband died of wounas m World War I) is I 55. She i.s an author,
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    GOLD BOOSTED
    24 10 The sterling area boosted its gold and dollar reserves by US$--13.000,000 last month to US$2,--409.000.000 the Treasury an- nounced m London.- A.P.
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    Titled barman is fined
    187 10 ORD GLENORCHY, 34-year-old heir to the Earldom 1 of Breadaibane and Holland, was found guilty at righton of stealing Is. lOd. m pennies from a slot conU tamer In a public-house. ,1 This man, who spent a large inheritance, who worked m turn as a labourer,
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    4 FLOORS OF ARGUMENT WILL GO UP
    105 10 4 FLOORS OF ARGUMENT WILL GO UP GIANT office block so big that critics say it will partly mlnate St. Paul's Cathedral. 1 start to go up In the Cltv of ndon as soon as a building mcc is granted. >our years of argument are tied by the announcement it
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    MANIAC WITH MATCHES
    156 10 IREMEN and police at Croy- don made emergency plans deal with any deliberate nreising by a maniac they believe sponsible for five fires m three turg ttiey are sure none of the fires a accidental, and that ail ll tne L w ork of the «ame man.
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    Smoke ~ but no fire
    42 10 Smoke but no fire A MAN hurriedly dialled 999 m London and gasped: "County Hall is on fire." But firemen found the blaze was smoke from a flare on the roof to guide R.A.F. pilots rehearsing for the Battle of Britain fly-past.
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    New role for Shirley
    15 10 SHIRLEY BOOTH m Come back. Little Sheba.' a Hal Wallis' production.
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    GENIAL GENERAL GETS TOUGH JOB
    515 11  -  Selig S. Harrison by NEW DELHI. AN AFFABLE, general A with a diplomatic Hair will represent India as Sirman of the Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission at Panmunjom. Lt Gen. Kodendara Subbayya Thimayya— •Thimmy'' for short— was Prime Minister Nehru's prompt first choice to tackle the
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    Bridge Hand
    288 11 IRoih sides vulnerable South dealei NR B INT s 4 4ltt 3 I Mil 070 A A 7 5 2 A t. Bovm C*j 1 1 0 A X Q J ft 2 4. 1 The bidding South Went North Kan 10 Pass IW.T Pa** 30 Pass 4-
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    A Grand Old Lady
    6 11 photo. Popper
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      259 11 I I David Livingstone P"a salamander"! In 1861 C. F. Mackenzie, the first Bishop to establish a Mission Station m Central Africa, gave this portrait of the brave and inspired explorer: "You would like to see our picturesque appearance on the march Livingstone m his jacket and trousers of blue
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      250 11 BUCKLEY 'ITS THE ONLY WAY THEY CAN ENJOY THE COUNTRYSIDE!" Today's Crossword gggan Hani __JBI P i T^ r^ nanas Banal nnan K> ***M HH BBaV ■a nBflH H r J^* bWBM hmEj iBBI ißßga B.iTJii.ijßj Bjf ll I I W^lm^.-'ll *M* *s MMMB fcaansaaMM IB^ ICBOSB BUres In the
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    THIS IS A S... CREAM
    86 12 THIS IS A S CREAM Delirious whipped cream made with laughine ras. Dont laugh it* hl< l Mr. Axel ■mill-Hal Swedish Kngineer. has m vented a method. The intention is not to make proph* laugh when they .at it. The gas is too weak to affect them. But it doe*,
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    The Pressman's Postbag
    164 12 The Pressman's Postbag GOBS STILL ON I CREDIT SIDE 9 SHOn-l) like to refer to a Utter m which the wnter i stated tl.at to and his wife were molested by 4 I bunch of I.S. Gobs. l L i. s regre table na* Incident was not reported U> tic
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    So he takes dim view of prowler
    247 12 IiTIIR roads parallel to, and those intersecting Carpmael Koad, are brightly lit by fluorescent lamps, but not ii iiin.irl Koad. Whv? It I plra.su re to walk along the lighted roads any time at night, but Carpmael Road is shunned by lonely pedestrians
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    Letters must be short
    39 12 Thp weekly Scout Corner appears in Page ;"> today. MR. V. KNGARAJtJ of tinWar Department. Singapore, and Miss Krishnaveni, daughter of Mr. X Mippiah of the City (ouneil Electricity Department were married m I Singapore recently.
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    Volunteers 'let down'
    160 12 I WONDER if your correspondent. "Shanmugam.*' is speaking for himself or on behalf of the Singapore Volunteer Constabulary? He may be an inspector or some small fry. Whether he is a special, or not. I deduce that he is of the latter type. Take Mr. Scow's complaint,
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    NOT ASLEEP
    117 12 IN reply to "Wake Up'.s" comments on district numbers, I must remind him. or her. that not everyone is fortunate enough to possess a Straits Time.s Directory or a telephone directory nor can afford to go all over Singapore to note the numbers on red discs. The map
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    Any grouse?
    36 12 lI AVE you a grouse? Have ll you a bright idea? Have you seen anything strange or unusual? ii Then write to the PRESSMAN and tell others about it m his POSTBAG j briefly.
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      105 12 v #< *2Sßßßa^Bßß**3c**r CRAVEN A FOR SMOOTH, CLEAN SMOKING largest-selling '-S^Sl cork-tipped cigarette /^feS\ m the world. i^vlV^? Imported from London M M Bl 0 1 A Grouse to Enjoy! '-M Try just half a pep: of fe. this most famous of Scotch fJj whiskies and you will ask JPP*gL
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    No Freaks, Say Clothes Experts
    591 13 THE NEW U.S. FASHIONS AVOID EXTREMES PARIS. CHRISTIAN DIOR, has raised skirts to the knees m the new Paris fashions, but American buyers have avoided extremes of either length or shortness m buying: styles for U.S. women. First pictures of the new fashions show some
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    Two teenagers who differ on dress ideas
    141 13  -  SHERADSKI TOKEN AG ERS! Do leave those sophisticated clothes to your A much older sisters. See how Miss Holiday Wrong: minces along feeling so grown up m her too tight linen skirt and too low neck. It will be a long time before
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    Short Skirts? They're Fun Says Marlene
    162 13 Short Skirts They're Fun Says Marlene THE SKIRT LINE controversy continues to draw heated arguments on street corners ng Seventh Avenue the home of New York's trade". Only one U.S. manufacturer tar appears to demur at Dior. Seymour Fox tl inks American women ought to look pretty and dress With
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    54 15 British heavy weight champion Don Cockell will fight I'ber Bacilieri. Italy's baavywelfht titleholder. In a ten-round bout m Leu ester on Oct. 5, lt was announced yesterday. It will be Oocktil's first fight since he outpointed Hairy Matthews, the American heaw. ba Seattle. Washins- ton
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