The Singapore Free Press, 1 November 1954

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    Masthead
    16 1 The Singapore Free Press »est Afternoon Sale m Malaya. *****. Singapore, Mou Nov. 1, 1554. PrteelSCts
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    Dockers speed the job of freeing ships
    173 1 pRiiAiAvS vital docklands sprang to life again today when 44.000 dock rkers went back to work m eight ending a strike which started a month &go. today Sir Walter on, the Minister of Labexpected to assess the •.<> Britain of the .strike. tied
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    Two robberies over week-end
    52 1 Two robberies over week-end EVES got away with $357 th of cigarettes, watnd brandy m two robrturing the week-end rettes worth $162 and six brandy were stolen (hop m Albert Street. ictixn of the second a Chinese woman on a bungalow by the tiief broke open the and stole two
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    PARIS VISIT ENDS
    23 1 nix Mass at Notre Cathedra] yesterday mdthree day official vi.it >J the Emperor of H le s slassie. A. P.
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    RUBBER PRICE
    22 1 •ingapore Rubber marned this morning on a tone with Brat grade Shipment, at 77% lb the same- level as dose.
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    Tyres cost more but not in S'pore
    126 1 Xll>l: Ohio, the (.<>«. (i 11 "yn Hid Rubber < <>. "ownced thai it would In- from today the con- IW prlci of its tyrea five per ent. "< Blnfapore, this ffwjfi"! lh<% mftnaclng 1 >r «»f Goodyear Orlen< < ompany Mr. i*
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    BARTER DEAL
    46 1 Mr. Qaudencio L Ma carl nfl i, head •»f g Manila Imp »rt Ing firm, lefi for Tokyi i yi let to irrange thi bartei ii 8 $500,000 worth >i mv to vado i n for Japa ne te textile md [other goods. A.P.
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    42 LOST IN PLANE DISASTER
    197 1 42 LOST IN PLANE DISASTER Warships join big hunt 4 UNITED STATES Navy trans/Y port plant*, with 42 people on board, is missing over the Atlantic Oil a flight to the Azores, the U.S. Filth Naval District said m Norfolk, Virginia, yesterday. All on board are army men. a hu^'
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    HONG KONG WILL DESTROY ITSELF IF REDS INVADE
    374 1 A SUCCESSFUL attack on Hong Kong by Chinese Communists would only give them a "dead city because the Colony was prepared to destroy itself in*the face of an occupation, said the Governor, Sir Alexander Grantham to the Commonwealth Club of California. However.
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    Red Dean in Russia
    33 1 Doctor Hewlett Johnson, Dean of Canterbury and President of the British-Soviet Friendship Society, has arrived m Alma Alta, Kazakhstan, one of the Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics. Reuter
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    CHINESE HERE BACK GIFT FOR CHURCHILL
    84 1 CHINESE HERE BACK GIFT FOR CHURCHILL riTHE Singapore Chinese ChamJL ber or Commerce will support the Churchill Birthday Fund, which is expected to be sponsored here m a lew days Mr. Yap Pheng Geek, the vice-president, said today that at a weekend committee meeting all members had agreed to support
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    NEW BANK CHIEF
    46 1 sir Oliver Frank 19. Brl tish Amb tfl ad >■■ to the unit< I Stati from 1048 to 1952, yes '^•d.!, i,> n.i med i ha lrmo n ol i [oydfl Bank, London si: Oliver Bticceeda Lord BaUoui ol H" 'ioii. Tli A. P.
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    Adenauer leaves
    20 1 Dr. Konrad Adenauer, Chanjcellor of West Germany ,left i New York for home by air on (Monday. Reuter
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    Trade Mission
    11 1 A Japanese trade delegation arrived m Leningrad today, A.P.
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    A noble Queen
    154 1 A noble Queen (IOLUnIBIA I uiver>ilv has conferred an honorary dryree on the Queen Mother. citation aceompaaj luf the award, made -it a fund ion Neu York .1 noble Quee h qh iet and con ta f i oura(/(' m time 0/ ardctt trcsi sustained a nation and 1 i?ispired
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    Fashion styles of 17 lands in show
    226 2 Fashion styles of 17 lands in show Fashions of i: eountrtai Here exhibited at a show m aid of the Poppy Da} Fund m Johorr Bahru fCtld d.t-, afternoon Mala) Indian and •bl im dress stvlr> «cii well r#*pr nI ed The paiudc uinUr (hr paironafc ol I miKkn Aim
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    DEMOCRAT WIN IN U.S. POLLING PREDICTED
    239 2 ON the eve ol flections to all the 435 scats m the v 8 House of Representatives and to 31 of the 96 .scat..', m tin Senate, prediction.', arc that the Democrats, the Opposition party, will win con trO] of both Houses <>l Con
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    British: New Zealand films tie for award
    143 2 A BRITISH and n< d Itm tii foi Ri thl BSt I >U1 1 film pi th( ai In .m i iterna ttor il i ompetii j, end- In Brus.se] yesterd Plfty-thre( I natli wec f fompetition or- .v by thi Bi glan
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    Trade agreement
    15 2 Israel and Soviet Union .-■i'-Mioci :i nt w trade agreement on Saturday night.
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    KAREN THREAT TO SIAM MINES ALONG BORDER
    107 2 'imik Blames* Government's valuable tungsten mines near the Burmese border are agaih on the alert against raid by marauding Karen tribesman, a mines i official said today. The mines, widely separate d m Kanchanaburi province about 50 miles west Ol Bangkok are m
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    A quiet birthday for Chiang, 68
    124 2 A quiet birthday for Chiang, 68 I>KKSIDENT Chiang Kaishek yesterday reached hLs 68th birthday In seclusion While his Air Force boasted it would be ready to return to the Chinese mainland before another birthday was celebrated. The boast was made by Gen. Wang Shu-ming, Commander of the Nationalist Air Force,
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    PEKING WANTS PEACE: NEHRU
    65 2 THE Prime Minister of India, Mr. Nehru, returning from a LO-day visit to Red China, said m Saigon yesterday that the Peking regime will have its hands full for 15 or 20 years with economic develop-' Mr. Nehru said ho was Impressed with the hopes for
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    17 die as car jumps rails
    52 2 17 die as car jumps rails VJAMPACKED streetcar yesti i day jumped Its rails on a steep hill m Zagreb, Yugoslavia, turned over several times and smashed into a tree. Seventeen people were killed and 35 injured. Tramway officials said the ear went cut of control because of faulty braki
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    BOY SNATCHED FROM AIR DEATH
    281 3 AND HE HAD GONE JUST FOR THE PLANE RIDE i [.TITLE BOY "went for A ride" with his r lather m a new airliner yesterday- -and lV ed through a flaming crash m which three men died. The boy. Roger Clifford, 8, told newsmen how
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    3 warships in collision
    36 3 Three U.S. destroyers and a submarine were damaged m bwo collisions m heavy seas yes■Miy while engaged m anti- submarine warfare exercises, Z"omilea east of Norfolk. I Here were no rasnalt.ips AP
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    Runaway girl killed in crash
    95 3 Runaway girl killed in crash A 16-YEAR-OLD London girl who left home on Friday after a disagreement, was killed yesterday when the car m which she was being brought back was m collision with a lorry near Oxford. The girl, Florence Ross, left her home m London with a friend.
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    Arms ban favoured
    37 3 The American Zionist Committee for Public Affairs announced m Washington that 239 candidates for the U.S. Congress have signed a declaration opposing the sending of arms to the Arab states, under present conditions. A.P.
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    PLANE CRASHES ON RESCUE MISSION
    97 3 CIVII, air patrol plane itself crashed yesterday minutes after it had found the burned wreckage a private plane m which three people died on a nignt from New York to Middletown m Connecticut. The two men m the patrol plane were injured, one critically, m
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    Crash victims recovered
    57 3 fHE bodies ol all 21 men killed m the crash of a U. S. Aii Force C-47 a week ago were brought down the mountainvesterdav to the little Ita--11 Village of Entrque, U.S. Force rescue headquarters at Nice said. Jhe bodlei will be flown to A, Force
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    31 3 picture. Mr. Chan Fo<>k Lee helps his bride, Miss Lily Chen Phaik Suan. to cut the four-layer wedding cake after their marriage at the Eastern Hotel, Kuala Lumpur, yesterday. Free Press
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    FIRST POLAR JUMP
    53 3 Russia claimed another first last night the first parachute jump m history m the North j Pole area. Moscow radio said the Polar jump was made by Master of Sport Andrei Medvedev with the purpose of finding a landing area for a group of scien I ti.sts.
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    PROCESSION THROUGH ROME
    55 3 A procession of Roman Catholics from all parts of the world moved RCfOM I Rome yesterday accompany ing an ancient painting Of the Virgin Mary for corona- tion by Popo Pius XII. The coronation ceremony m St. Peter's Basilica today will bo tho highlight of tho Roman
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    U.S. Navy has answer to 'invisible' mine
    264 3 T'HE U.S. Navy is developing a new electronic-age x "mine hunter" to combat the deadly pressure mine and its potential threat to allied control of the seas, Washington naval experts said yesterday. Unlike conventional mine sweepers which clear away mines sown just below
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    FIRST VIEW: $1,800
    36 3 FIRST VIEW: $1 ,800 -me Iranian army onered a reward of Msl,Boo last night for the person who first sights the plane m which Prince Ali Reza, the Shah's brother, has been lost since Wednesday. A.P.
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    Josanne weeps as Marlon flies off to Rome
    174 3 Josanne weeps as Marlon flies off to Rome lOSANNE BERENGER, pretty French Hanoee of J Marlon Brando, arrived m Paris last night wearing no engagement ring but saying that the actor had promised to meet her m the U.S next week. The ring was m her handbag, she added. Earlier
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    TYPHOON THREATENS ISLANDS
    81 3 TYPHOON THREATENS ISLANDS A LATE season typhoon with winds of 115 miles an hour swung north westward yesterday toward Formosa, after steadily building up m intensity m the Pacific between the Philippines and Guam. The Manila Weather Bureau predicted the huge storm, which is 240 miles wide, would strike the
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      36 3 New Season's i H s M TOYS 1 Unpacked See our wonderful selection of SOFT TOYS DOLLS SOLDIERS TRAIN SETS TEACHEM TOYS GAMES SOMETHING OF EVERYTHING FOR BOYS AND GIRLS THE STORE WITH A TO OFFER
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    The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, Nov. 1, 1954. Opinion Training the young
    405 4 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, Nov. 1, 1954. Opinion Training the young Tin i mpha. i laid by thi Chiel Seoul ol the Briti h Com monwealtl on th< 1 ntiaJ worth ol the scouting move mint's work m Singapoi v.iii be an incentive alike to hoi < ho foster
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    'SAUCER' HAD A HANDLE!
    232 4 'SAUCER' HAD A HANDLE! I\\ fit tlii-, Wttk the (.reeks boasted they were the oni\ people on earth who had no! report- »d seeini flying saucers. Now, however, they can no longer boaci or be jealous. The turning, poinl eanM a fei dayi i(o when vil- i r. lasers on
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    KIDS TURN HOODLUMS IN FRANKFURT
    566 4  - KIDS TURN HOODLUMS IN FRANKFURT NORMAN LINDHURST Police statistics show that every fifth bicycle thief, tenth robber and twentieth killer is a juvenile. That's the grim score m hresent-dax Germany as says 4 ttuuDKN aiarmmg A Increase m crimes of violence by young German hoodlums, is being blamed on the
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    WOMEN WILL HAVE BIG SAY AT POLLS
    277 5 SINGAPORE PARTIES just woo THEM U'OMEN will have a big say i" determining ,!i (> character ot the first ministry under the new constitution m Singapore t\ vr;u. iarty aiming to capture of seats In the LeAssembly cannot ignore the women as •m
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    78 5 Two visiting representa- 5 tives of Phillips Radio were entertained to a .cocktail party at the Dutch Club, Singapore over the weekend by Messrs. William Jacks and Company (Malaya). From left are Mrs. Otten, and Mrs. P. F. S. Otten, president of the i Board of Management ot 1 M.V.
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    Overloaded: $120
    23 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon— Oh v Cheo, a lorry driver, was ed $120 m the Police Court fur overloading his V( hide.
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    COUNCILLOR TO STUDY BUGIS STREET CASE
    198 5 Sim Beng Seng, Singai i pore pore City Councillor Rochore, is to study the 1(1 Ol iood stall men barred from their popular pitch m Bugia Street. They were recently cleared »ni two vacant pieces of i: 'i Where they had pitched Stall* along
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    $20 speeding
    31 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. Wtiar Osman was lined htre for Rpfttding, He told th hit! i h f he wm m a burr) to g I to a BiCk relative.
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    Grand Old Lady (100) of Kusu Island dies
    423 5 Grand Old Lady (100) of Kusu Island dies HER HUT BECAME A TEMPLE "OIBI" Ng Cnai Hoong, popular keeper ot the Tua Peh Kong (God of Prosperity) temple on Kusu Island, died m May this year, but it was not until last week that her thousands of friends came to
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    College is 'big step forward'
    139 5 College is 'big step forward MALAYA'S first Co-ope- I rative College, to be established at Morib, Sel- angor, is expected to be ready early next year. Funds for it have been made available from the l Colonial Development and Welfare Fund. The October issue of the Malayan Co-operative I magazine
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    $2 bribe gets a $100 fine
    73 5 RAWANG, Mon.— Wong Sun of Rawane New Village was fined $100 m the Sessions Court here yesterday for trying to bribe a policeman. Mr. I. Pereira, prosecuting, said the constable arrested Wong for riding a bicycle without a light. It was alleged that Wong
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      110 6 MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis WAUB WiiNr,Ai <,/A m f> MANDRAKE' (&3± I rtN^. //dffJi Am/,,/ MlLFOffl "^^jßc* TARZAN by Edgar Rice Burroughs I AniP NOW miS Ohk <nEES WEAKENED? THE SAINT by Leslie Charteris 1 a Kir JANE by Hubbard YES Sift. I'M GuS 6ASEMANN- "\J I
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      714 6 II YOUR LUCKY I STAR IMiKN fOOAYi > OUI vom- plex natuie is suth that i-wii you do not ulv»u>s understand it! A \it •tun of moods, you uaste time and energy brooding. Learn one cardinal rule of success; never worry about anything you cant do something constructive about! Extremely
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    Co-op union to fight usurers in S'pore
    210 7 Co-op union to fight usurers in S'pore THE Singapore Co-operative Union has declared "war" on moneylenders who perpetually keep farmers and fishermen In debt. As a first step, the union is to make a survey of the rural folks' living conditions, extent of debts, production and marketing methods, off-season Jobs
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    These numbers are winners
    38 7 MALACCA, Mon— Results of Malacca United Charities lurkv Programme draw 1 night are: *****' (radio set); "i ***** (sewing mac- third ***** (bicycle); 'Olation *****, *****, *****, 1 *****, *****, *****, ]I >>;iin pens).
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    500,000 voters
    19 7 1; ,A1,A LUMPUR, Mon. l "y 500,000 people have ret "rt a.s voters m the com-H-deral election*.
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    DOES POLICY COVER MURDER ATTEMPT CAR?
    290 7 INSURANCE MEN ARE PUZZLFn SINGAPORE motor car insurance agents are scratching their heads over a problem— the first o f Its kind posed by a recent Johore court case. Docs the third party policy cover victims of an attempted murder where a vehicle is
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    REMEMBER US -FORGOTTEN MEN PLEAD
    139 7 REMEMBER US -FORGOTTEN MEN PLEAD IVUALA Li\JM.fVn, MOn. TNCHE ABDUL HAMID, newlyJL elected president of the Laboratory Assistants' Union, told members at their inaugural meeting here last night that they did not receive due recognition for the assistance they give to Malaya's scientists. "We as laboratory assistants," he said, "are
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    MUSICAL 'NEW LOOK' WAS BIG SUCCESS
    181 7 IJADIO Malaya's presenta- tion of "Musical New Look," a Chinese variety show, drew more than 7,000 people last night at the Singapore Happy World Stadium. The Radio Orchestra gave top rate performance which was described as a "co-ming-ling of the cultural fields. Seven popular
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    His service rewarded
    63 7 Among 19 servicemen honoured lor service reI cord m Malaya is (right) Lt.-Cdr. G. D. Luff, of 848 Naval Air Squadron, who sot DJF.C. He is getting a hearty handshake and smile from 1 his commanding officer, Lt.-Cdr., B. Patterson, at the R.A.F. Station, Kuala Lumpur. Looking:
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    American varsity professor flies in
    154 7 DROFESSOR K. A. RYERSON, Dean of Agriculture m L the University of California, arrived m Singapore by air from Sydney yesterday. He said he hoped to meet Dr. Lin Yu-tang, Chancellor of Nanyang University. "I have heard so much about this university and I would
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    Oil director here
    34 7 Mr. J. A. McQuilkin, a director of Standard-Vacuum Oil company, arrived m Singapore from Bangkok yesterday for a two-week visit. Mr. McQuilkin Is visiting the company's branches m the Far East.
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    UNKNOWN
    100 9 J. Piper (centre m top right pic;ure), fires the little cannon used to start a race. Immediately above. T. Churchill m Pommie VI gets away first at the start »f the class \l race while Jack Maugham has a little trouble starting Pommie 111. (Right) Lawrence Tan is all
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    What Makes the African tick
    820 10 What Makes the African tick SEPORI FROM THE JUNGLE from I >>> Sfa 24 eat old Old Etonian, ihe v "The li tih Sun" describing how he found lost /V m Malaya, continues the ttory of hi* jou through I AM ro Uii h h i think j* the i
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    19 10 Sir Winston Churchill arriving for a dinner at the Ethiopian embassy. Note his breeches and Order of the Garter.
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    BY THE WAY
    92 10  -  BEACHCOMBER v ct,,n of hLs nnanclal game* on'- lady Hid rtwnttr nSTU n an or SS« oadiy ihLs igporei Foule that h en l w«mlMlon Jjat he lovfs her ror hei »oney, rather than for Jfi "J don'i i f J2"i money to come bel about you
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      34 10 niDFPTIIDV Of SINGAPORE MmllSS^^ND MALAYA 1954 ISSUE NOW READY I V>^ «J^^l mi I /iB m If M mi V\-. W C^ Im m X. A mml ■L^HrF^l^ ORDER £A "LV Jgjffl^2^^r D| SAPPOINTMENT.
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    Metro goes to a planet!
    306 11 Metro goes to a planet! I^OLLOWING nearly a year F of research on possible scientific advancements during the next century, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayef will produce its first motion picture m the science-fiction field, "Forbidden Planet." Cyril Hume wrote the screen play which will be filmed m Cinemascope and colour with Perspecta Stereophonic
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    HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP
    307 11  -  SHEILAH GRAHAME WHERE do stars go when they finish a film? I have often been asked this m letters from Britain. Let's look at "Moonfleef which ended last week. JOAN GREENWOOD returned tc London for a play, "The Moon and the Chimney". She returned sans eyebrows (plucked for
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    Hollywood says NO to Glasses
    779 11  - Hollywood says NO to Glasses HAROLD HEFFERNAN STARS MUST NOT LOSE FAN APPEAL SAY FILM MAKERS V^EAR after >ear, dur- ing clinics and conventions, the opticians and spec-manufacturers vigorously resent the fact that Hollywood film producers discourage their players from wearing vision boosterseven though they may actually need them to
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    CURVES are still in style
    541 12  -  DOROTHY ROE THE NEW DRESSES REMOVE SOME WOMEN'S FASHION FEARS, )\f)fjr!s from New York lyoMF.w who have been worrying about a return of the flat-chested silhouette of the flappei era need feel no alarm about next spring's clothes. ftomlnine cunres art still m tyle, According
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    Careful with that dynamite!
    66 12 FISHERMEN without finger or arms are becoming numerous on the beaches of Cyprus. The fishermen are the victims of fish-dynamiting when a short fuse attached to a small stick of dynamite and thrown into the sea is meant to kill all fish just under the surface.
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    Bridge Hand
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    POCKET CARTOON
    23 12  -  OSBERT LANCASTER "Mummy! Do you remember what vow said übout human beings being just the irrational concepts of a childish imagination
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      FOUL BLOW QUERY
      85 14 ia|| vhcti the new ruli ding a fou bloi In I ein iv&lJ i nto effecl n P i Free Pn that the Ii I il Amateu eratloi had iw i d tl n I] the nfi fTei -iin boxi th< idgi I 'i" 't a point
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      ROUND THE ISLAND RACE PROTEST
      364 14 ROUND THE ISLAND RACE PROTEST rpni ettei L on tiii tubjecl 1 thi Round the bland 8 tee I Boal Race winch on 8 inday < October 24 m i < i Wednej day's 1 1 ue you had an article m (tied n took him v Htb Round the
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    HOW DO TRACK WONDERS DO IT?
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    COLLEEN WINS
    46 14 Colleen an Irish im potted (hrer-year-old filly WOU the Kln^ Alfonso Memorial stake* run over one mile, >'4 fuiioiiKs m Madrid yesterday, Hidden i).v Alvaro Dlee, Colleen won by iv lengths from Dona] wt»»i I Aurrera a loukDi further aw^v LhirH li ran Reuter
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    Amateur racing
    73 15 LFFT: Mr. Winter rides Audiola to first place m the Div. 1 Polo Pony Scurr> ovrr two furlongs at Bukit Timah on Saturday, when the Singapore Turf Club held a (iymkhaiia Meeting. Maybe (Bendahara) and Speaiiight (Donaldson) are close behind. BELOW: Greyboy, ridden by Major Lind takes a
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    LIM PENG HAN DOES IT AGAIN
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    U.K. FOOTBALL LEAGUE TABLES
    1022 15 n-isiTIONS m the U.K. soccer leagues after Saturday's matches are as follows: FIRST DIVISION P W D L F APt5 Wolves 15 8 4 3 31 19 20 unchTland 15 7 6 2 26 16 20 Everton 15 8 3 4 26 17 19 Huddersfield 15
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    46 15 Major Sammy Lee, two time Olympic diving champion, left for Tokyo after completing a Far East goodwill tour under sponsorship oi the U.S. State government. The California-born Korean's tour included stops m Ceylon, India, Pakistan. Indonesia. Singapore, Indo-China. Burma and Hong Kong. A.P
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    BASKETBALL
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