The Singapore Free Press, 3 June 1955

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    21 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale m Malaya No. 1 1 !74. Singapore*, Fri., Junf 3. 1955. Price 15 Cts
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    Lock icon 'Join up or serve in Malaya' charge by soldier's father
    152 1 'Join up or serve in Malaya' charge by soldier's father 4 1 LEGATIONS that Bri_i tish National Servicemen were being persuaded either to sign on for seven years or serve their two years m Malay. i were made yesterday at the British Co-operative Party, annual conference m Edinburgh. .A representative
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    STRIKE-HIT WORKLESS MAY TOTAL A MILLION
    205 1 STRIKE-HIT WORKLESS MAY TOTAL A MILLION BPvi TAIN'S railway strike last night forced the shutdown of six Welsh steel plants. closing was caused by a shortage of coal and scrap Iron and affects 2,700 men. It was the first major industrial stoppage among factories running short of raw materials re
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    AID BILL PASSED
    27 1 The United States Senate last night approved President Eisenhower's Block *the Communists foreign aid bill after rejecting all attempts to cut the $3,408,000,000 programme.
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    13-UNION BID TO END STRIKE
    91 1 13-UNION BID TO END STRIKE DELEGATES from 13 waterfront workers' unions will meet tomorrow to consider what action they should take to resolve the dispute between the Singapore Harbour Board and the staff association, whose 1,300 members have been on strike for 34 days. The meeting is being convened by
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    RUBBER STEADY
    28 1 The Singapore Rubber Market opened steadily this morning with first grade. June shipment, at 93i cents a lb., one quarter of a cent above yesterday's close.
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    Lock icon MUSLIMS JOIN TO FIGHT INDONESIAN REDS
    113 1 INDONESIAN politicians were divided yesterday on the significance of a meeting between two Muslim parties supporting the Government and the big opposition Muslim Party of \tasjumi. The meeting might lead to a coalition of the Muslim parties In the coming general elections to ensure
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    Lock icon Blast kills 4 children
    31 1 tioUR children at play irerekilled and r jured m a mystery street £_E'^HlEr day. Riots m which two men were stabbed broke oui uiur the explosion.— A.P.
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    UNION ROW ON COUNCIL FUND
    404 1 'Let firemen join 7 OTAFF unions of the Singapore City Council are angry over a new rule which excludes firemen and subordinate workers from the Council's own provident fund. The Council fund is claimed to confer benefits superior to the Government's Central Provident Fund, which
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    Lock icon Honolulu's airfield of happiness
    140 1 FOUR American airmen who were released from Chinese prison camps rushed into the arms of their families m Honolulu yesterday m an emotion-packed reunion that ended more than two years' separation. A gleaming silver-white Air Force Constellation carrying nine relatives of the fliers landed at Hickam
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    EX-DEPUTY M.B. JOHORE DIES
    40 1 Dato Ibrahim bin Abdul Rahman, former Deputy Mentri Besar of Johore, died at his home m Johore Bahru last night. He retired m February. The funeral will take place m Johore Bahru at 4 p.m. today.
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    Postman arrested
    19 1 A Malay postman m Singapore was arrested yesterday for thc alleged wrongful possession oJ a registered envelope
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    Templer in Cairo
    17 1 General Sir Gerald Templer left Amman yesterday for iCai'io after a three -day visit
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    GOODE SWORN IN AS O.A.G.
    64 1 YJR. W.A.C. GOODE the Chief x Secretary, was sworn m today as Officer Administering the Government. The ceremony took place before the Council of Ministers at Government House. Mr. A. A. Williams, Deputy Chief Secretary, was sworn m as a member of the Council of
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    Pilgrimage off
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    Lock icon 'Integrate all trade, power in Europe'
    12 2 'Integrate all trade, power in Europe' I I H I I Reuter
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    TITO, MOSCOW END QUARREL
    44 2 Iloth pledge closer ties, plan lo help peace m\ BIG 3, BELGRADE TALKS SOON It With i Tl ailbut >C thai < t Pari lonvau M would Jus tO ::.wc the I the larly the been to, it L i i
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    Man who got what he asked for
    194 2 HE GOES BACK TO JAIL KVEERASAM dhi got it. He was sentenced to ;ix m nths jail by the Singapore h Police cm;:' erday $8.10 worth of tobacco. 7Z. i-.-n ,n <•__.._._,-.- His ntenci a th of three ofT«'ii'« s commits mm lib
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    Lock icon The best reply
    38 2 B! 1 1 arlos ulu, Philippine Envoy. \v ishinj terday I a resolution n 1 U.S, Congress to r. affirm Ami rican opposition to col< i is live to Communist prooa- Asia and A A.P.
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    Lock icon SPORE SHOW TO SPIKE A LIE ABOUT H.K.
    158 2 T H! JhW Singapore exhibition ol lions Kon«' to open next J\ ida 3 *d to refute unfounded accusations that manufacturers m that polony are merely re-export-ing Japanese goods m the guise, ol Hong Kong product* h hl 1 was made g
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    MOTHERS TO ASK CHOU: WHERE ARE OUR BOYS?
    272 2 THi: mothers of two American servicemen missing m the Korean war, more hopeiul now that four airmen have been freed from china, drafted a letter to thc i Lnete Premier, Mr. chou En-lai yesterday asking for TO of their son.-. Mrs. R.
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    Lock icon Anti-French tactics
    38 2 A Fn rich Ov< Mii n yesterday described v i ntt-1 b I a charge that 5.000 had killed Ic-lonj i m the French Cam< I lid the di ath toil at 15 or 20.- A.P.
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      92 2 ifcWARE OF THESE WOMEN.... Th.it lovely girl you met m lhe plane that woman whc. asked you for a cigarette m th« hotel Did your heirt fluttc; wh< n tiuy whispered that th, yd LOVE to see you again? I LWARE! Thiy may be instruments m one of the mosi
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    FRENCH ON TOP AGAIN IN ALGERIA
    183 3 FRENCH ON TOP AGAIN IN ALGERIA LJELICOI rERB and fresh I I roopa have given Prance the mit In the war ag£in eral thousand rebel guerillas terrorising eastern Algeria, French officials said m Constantine yesterday i ),-is. roaming the arid country-side In lar &c aa 80. have ird the Fr<
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    Lock icon Fewer beggars in India now
    41 3 beggar population 1 declined uy 81 pej yeen 101 1 and 1951, G wernment Statement t ere 2 500.000 beggars mntry m 1911 and 10,000 m 1951. This s• the increase m the s ooDulation.- U.P.
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    Lock icon MARTHA VICKERS GETS A GIRL
    41 3 tress Martha Vickers *aye birth In Hollya ighter. She Is ife of Chilean actoi I Rojas >rmer wife of Mickey Miss Vickers has a ira old by that marRojas and Miss virkprs married last year. U.P.
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    Lock icon Shy Yank just had to kiss that blonde
    162 3 i _l-YEAR-OLD U.S. airman. A Preston Gregory, of La Junta, Colorado, yesterday -.eadlmes m the Sydney Sun as -the only Yank ol his i Th? Sun said Gregory handsome and shy. apologised for kissing a Brisbane girl. He flew m to Brisbane
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    SHE DIES AT 107
    25 3 Mrs Angela Casarella, said by her family to have been 10 < ?ears old. died yesterday m hei New York apartment. *VJ
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    wife who suapped wants a change
    115 3 wife who suapped wan ts a change airs. Arietta Gastel Mi central iiuun* m Hollywood wife exchange arrangement In which she divorced band leader Billy May to many his business agent, sre_£erda*# sought a divoi i c trom Carlos Gaotel. 40. The wife exchange two years ago culminated m the
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    Lock icon DYING PRIEST KNOCKED AT DOOR AT 2 a.m.
    178 3 DYING PRIEST KNOCKED AT DOOR AT 2 a.m. 4 ROMAN CATHOLIC priest trom inaia. tne wj. A John Chiramal. 40. rang the doorbell ol the Little Sisters of the Poor where he was Staying at Z a.m. ve'Verdav. handed the keys of his car to the doorkeeper. Albert Desnarias, said
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    Lock icon MARILYN' JOE DATE 'JUST FRIENDLY ONE'
    95 3 MARILYN' JOE DATE 'JUST FRIENDLY ONE' MARILYN and Joe had another date on Wednesday night. But it doesnt necessarily mean that Miss Monroe Ls about to become Mrs Dimaggio again. •Were iust good friends Dimaggio said. "We do not plan to remarry. That s all I care to say." He
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    Lock icon Women on hunt
    26 3 Four American women left \ew York by plane yesterday for a 67-day tour that will include a month of bunting In Tanganyika. A.P.
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    Lock icon Growing world trade seen
    46 3 The Panama Canal Company said yesterday that traiSc through the 51-mile waterway indicates a general improvement m world trade, particularly by Western Europe and Japan. Fewer US. Government smps have moved through th canal. since the end of hostilities In Korea A.P.
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    Lock icon Jay Pomeroy dies
    40 3 Mr. Jay Pomeroy. en dan-born Impresario whoi aid that he had lost a El.OOO 000 sterling bringing ItaUaS opera to England, coli d and died m a London hotel la i v [ht. He was 60. Reuter
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    Lock icon 132 MAU GIVE UP
    63 3 SECURITY forces killed 280 h Mau Mau terrorists, cap-uu-ed 85 including M wooded, and gained for operational summary said m Nairobi yesterday. During the month 132 u- rorlsts surrenaereu. The security fore Aye killed one accidentally a nd ll wounded. Terrorists murdered 13 African civilians and
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    Lock icon Two Russian ministries attacked by Pravda for wasting public money
    162 3 Two Russian ministries attacked by Pravda for wasting public money it.-iv iii an article broadcast by DRAVDA, UM wean mUw Soviet 2~™™*£*\T gtf ™d-s*r, and the 1 .Moscow lUdloyer^rtay^ttf^ttoWnte^o^^J J^ .Minislrv ol Meal and Dairy Industry lor Ik ins ma ""in, time ago lhe Coa. Pravda. After 8 nullum rubles-
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    Lock icon MARRIAGE EXPERT IS SUED BY WIFE
    180 3 MARRIAGE EXPERT IS SUED BY WIFE Mr Dougal Herr, former New Jersey counsellor on marital relations, hw been sued for separate maintenance by his French-born second wife. Mrs Louisette HugoirHerr, 58, has filed a Superior Court suit, saying she ia m ll health, unable to work and depending on the
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      3 3 PP RARE EXQUISITE
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    The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, JUNE, 3, 1955. Opinion Owning your own home
    281 4 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, JUNE, 3, 1955. Opinion Owning your own home fTi riZENS ol al] j arl i and political coni tion '.'.ill hail the plan ol the Labour Front I alition Govt rnmenl U build 55,000 homes and i X them al co; I on tht hire
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    Lock icon Kremlin bows to 'Insolent Dwarf'
    874 4 ...Roving Reporter RENE MatCOLL flew to Belgrade to report the talks between Marshal Bulganin, Russia's Prime Minister, and Marshal Tito, boss of Yugoslavia. Mac Coll was m Tito's capital just over two years ago, when he interviewed the Marshal at his home. And he shares
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      23 4 TANKARDS j* i Sirrlinf *>ili «»r I in* st Bfeetee Plate M Ni<k<| Bilvei P. H. HENDRY Vr l .U">" h 1 iiti/piii
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      74 4 COLOR '^'^ESp^ MAKE-UP; OF THE STARS 'AN-CAKf -flfW <'*»«■ pM Mmmmt mv Immm ,/>/, -i fACI POWD6R Import, tmmm, taamimmaamauaa mam Mk yh- CHIIK «OUCI Cmmttttm Mmmm >t /«,,</;«, Jl sy, l sT,c,( V^ t» Cmma ami Hmnmmt Tn MAKE UP tmmamttam rata Mima -■>,/„,, ..•>.._.«>« .>-•-• j **fgo//Jto» Um,M
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    MORE TAKING PRE-VARSITY TEST
    459 5 Big aid to get jobs overseas A RECORD number of Singapore students are now sitting for the Higher School Certificate examination. So far, 382 students have registered with the Education Department for the examina* tion which takes place at four different centres from Nov. 21 to
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    THE MARKET OPENS WITH A DINNER
    102 5 THE MARKET OPENS WITH A DINNER STALLHOLDERS at the [I new $125,000 Alexandra Market m Prince Philip E I Avenue, Singapore, i I celebrated the open- ing of the market by Mr. Lee Choon Eng, Assembly- i E man for Queenstown, with l a dinner party, modern c joget, wayang
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    HIGHLAND WEDDING AT TANGLIN
    76 5 HIGHLAND WEDDING AT TANGLIN TIIE skirl of the bagpipes will be heard at Tanglin this evening when Miss Gillian Clarke, daughter of Col/ and lira. J. C. Clarke, is married to Mr. Peter James Henney, of Greenock, Scotland, at j St. George's Garrison Church. Bride, bridegroom and best' man will
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    SYMONDS INQUEST: U.P. CHIEF HERE
    147 5 A SENIOR representative of the United Press Association, Mr. Earnest Hoberecht, has arrived m Singapore from Tokyo to attend next week's inquest on Mr. Gene Symonds, a U.P. correspondent, who was killed m the recent riots. Mr. Hoberecht, who is vicepresident and general manager m
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    BURMESE AIR CHIEF IN THE CAPITAL
    80 5 BURMESE AIR CHIEF IN THE CAPITAL Air Commodore T. Clift, Chief of Air Staff, Burmese Air Force, yesterday visited the RAF station m Kuala Lumpur and flew m a Pioneer and a Sycamore helicopter. Air Commodore Clift. accompanied by the British Air Attache m Rangoon, Group Capt. A.R.L. Griffiths, and
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    20 Australian nursing sisters will help to run Lady T. Hospital
    158 5 TWENTY highly qualified Australian nursing sisters will arrive here soon to help Malaya's fight against TB. Australia is providing their services free for three years, under the Colombo Plan. They will help to run the new Lady* Temple r
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    Doctor's wife in gambling raid
    49 5 A doctor's wife who gave her name as Ah Su was one of 16 Magistrate's Court m Malacca yesterday with being found gambling m a house at New Market Road on Tuesday afternoon. All the women claimed trial and were allowed bail pending trial.
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    C.Y.M.A. FUN FAIR
    27 5 The Singapore Catholic Young Men's Association will hold a fun fair m aid of its fund from 2-6 p.m. tomorrow at Bras Basah Road.
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      218 6 •g-TjjfynqiianMi-JiUi-i-a MANDRAKE p I™^^ ,U4 y V •••//fit **H> fr v i l>mfMi ,^ff N lit MV grvf^lj^^^toMlliW __m s M_-_» TARZAN by Edgar Rice Burroughs W I-JL J^E Uf-VE? APPTCAC-E7, SPC<E 'VV TSS7K i^J^l^ _ll> F _X__BJ*^ MP:NALrV SOO7SVE OA?^S" LAVE?// -3 S 1"^ I i -^_^Ai __T J^JmmWfr*
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    Round the World Market Prices
    5 7 Round the World Market Prices
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    U. K. closing prices
    182 7 LONDON. June 2. Previous Today RI'BBER No 1 RSS ci.f. European 27»» buyers 27 t buyers n.iiU June 271 sellers 17% sellers i;i nun: No. 1 RSS c.i.f. European 27 buyer s 27 buyers ports July 27 sellers 27 4 sellers 111 IIBER No. 1 RSS
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    New York prices
    104 7 NEW YORK. June 2. |>revious Today Tin Strait, spot and n~r by 91 62 nom. 9187 traded TIN futures. June.. 75 ;vsked 92.00 asked luW 90 65 bid 9075 bid 7 91 65 linked 91.75 asked Aue 90.50 bid 90.65 bid S 91.50 asked *sked TONE: Steady.
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    U.S. PEPPER
    57 7 Spot Malabar, awaiting release. afloats and June shipment were all quoted at 00 cents sellers ex-dock. Sarawak spot unquoted. Awaiting Above prices quoted m release 48 Afloats 45 to 45. June shipment 43.. July 42*_. Lampong spot 50. Awaiting release »0 Afloats 50 to 49. June shipment 49.
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    DOW JONES AVERAGES
    31 7 NEW YORK. June I. Previous Today 30 Industrials J»;g 40 Domestic* Bonds jjjj 99.^5 lj I till ties tea or ***** 61 Stocks Composite Average 158 9b W».«
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    Copra, coconut oil prices
    89 7 June 2. Previous Today COPR\ Philippines c.i.f. IK/North t^w^-!!; unquoted COPRA Straits c.i.f. UK/North European delivered weight per lons ton June/ July too ouyers» lulv/Auir £66 buyers £66 buyers July/ Aug. £67 sellers COCONUT OIL crude. Straits c.i.f. spiiprs UK/North European m bulk, per £89 buyers
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    LET ALL SPEAK AT FORUM ON EDUCATION, SAY OLD BOYS
    321 7 rpWENTY-EIGHT Singapore Chinese schools old boys* associations have decided to ask the 15-man Chinese Education Committee who are arranging the June 6 meeting of representative Chinese organisations to allow all delegates present to give their views. The meeting, which will
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    Lock icon Glamour girl at work
    44 7 picture. "HELLO, this is the Kuala Lumpur Railway Reservation Bureau," says Miss Ashiah Manan, tackling her first inquiry as a Malayan Railways receptionist. She is one of four "glamour girls" who have just started work with the bureau. Free Press
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    $410 burglary
    33 7 A burglar broke into a house oi a contractor. Cheng Keng Chok, at the 1 3 4 mile, Kuala Kangsar Road, Ipoh, early yesterday and stole cash and jewellery worth $140.
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    Meeting put off
    18 7 The Perak State Council meeting, fixed for June, 15, has been postponed to July 15.
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    For leave in U.K.
    27 7 Mr. JG. Pollard, Inspector of Machinery, Johore, left on Wednesday for Britain on a holiday. He has been succeeded by Mr. J. Yuill.
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    46 7 Fifteen members of the Persidja football team of Jakarta who have arrived here by air fco play four matches m Singapore and 1 two m the Federation. They will play Singapore Combined Services tonight. Sino Malays on Sunday. Singapore "A" on Monday and Singapore on June
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    St. Anne's Feast
    38 7 The annual Feast of St. Anne will be celebrated by Catholics m Malaya and neighbouring countries at the Church of St. Anne, Bukit Mertajam, from the evening of July 30 to the the following morning.
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    Police transfer
    20 7 Inspector Wu Chi Moon, of police headquarters, Telok Anson, has left on transfer to Sungej Siput I North).
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      95 7 SHROFFS CARPET SALE UNPRECEDENTED REDUCTIONS Your choicest carpets on display B. fIK. K. Mothproof Carpets 9' x 12' $216.00 9* x 10.' $190.00 9' x 9' $162.00 9' x IV $13^.00 9' x 6' $108.00 SHROFFS (MALAYA) LTD. Agency Showrooms: 47/49 Stamford Rd. Singaporc-6. Tel: ***** 139, Batu Road. Kuala
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    SCHOOLGIRL BRIDE CAN NOW GO ON HONEYMOON
    48 8 SCHOOLGIRL BRIDE CAN NOW GO ON HONEYMOON Al I > 1 i "v. Tl* Bl fro i I n her ti m h*r mil ii*> v 12. Ij J I Rl I I I leavi ii i on, j: oon i 11 m than b j) i !,< < Igii
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    Stock car show
    26 8 I lock ra( Ing u ill i>* fi l< vised li B Itain nexl Mond from Bram un I Ladium Cov-i n trj
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    Divorce clears way to banned wedding abroad
    685 8 Divorce clears way to banned wedding abroad WHAT cribed i iinui ual eai c In thc Divorce Court I'M lin ii iir i 1 1 tn marry i i iaa hi i mi < r'- 1 1 -husband. \There a legal bat Id tin it mat iage m Bt itain
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    BOGUS PRINCE FINED
    36 8 that ne could back up 'ii' rs ol royal Icome, It wa: I «lmead road HartlMtoi Mid «~th, mi (oraiu-i .1 th. word "ph, j I iv DerHc. Sai'i prlnce MPbew ol Amanullih
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    The vanishing sheets start liner mystery
    124 8 I3ES of linen running Into thousands of pounds a year are worrying British shipowners. Most ol it just disappear* durin .1 voyage, and is never seen again r H M liner r< centiy lost re than 2 000 piec( linen In lour montl travel
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    Bey spots blaze, saves house
    52 8 Qt c wne of a h0 ««e m Stoke Newington, London, did ZJT that a roon the third floor wa.s on fire. But the blaze awoke 13-year-old Jeremy Brock m a house op Posite. and he raised the alarm Furniture was damaged out the hou.se
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    RIDDLE OF SISTERS DEAD ON BEACH
    167 8 RIDDLE OF SISTERS DEAD ON BEACH rpwO elderly sisters were J- found lying side by side on the beach below Branksome Chine. Bournemouth They had been drowned, and their bodies had been uncovered by the falling tide. They wrie Miss Ethel Angaged about 65. and Mrs. elvn Colverd. a widow.
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    Lock icon King Gustav at christening
    94 8 KlNii Gustav and <}uee-n Louise of Sweden attended the christening of the infant daughter of Lord a-nd Lady Brabourne. at the parish church at Mersham. near Ash ford. Kent. The King stood as godparent to the baby, who was christened Joanna Fdwina Doreen. Picture shows the
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    SO DOCTOR 'X' AUCTIONED HIS PAY-OFF
    244 9 SO DOCTOR 'X' AUCTIONED HIS PAY-OFF A BRITISH Doctor auctioned his £4,089 Health Service compensation and got £3,250 for it. The British Medical Association said, as far as it knew, it was the first time such a thine: had ever been done. So did the auctioneer, Mr. Howard H. M.
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    British farm workers reject shorter week
    219 9 tV.RMERS have been saved at least £16,000,000 a year m extra labour costs as a result of a decision by the British Agricultural Wages Board. Instead of having to rind an extra £20,000,000 m overtime and special payments .every year, they will now have
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    FLYING CASH
    39 9 French francs. £1, and 10s. notes flew out of a car window on the Great West -road at London Airport. The owner, Mr. John le Maitre, and passers-by chased them and recovered all £30 of flying cash.
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    Lock icon THEY EXPLORE SUNKEN CITY
    94 9 y> II7BAMKG t,uir l,n(1, ss MM miter near are three /> of the seven members of << the British Underwater SS Explorers Cluh who are <7 now m the Eastern Me- ditcnanean exploring thc >) sunken city of Salamis, oil Cyprus. They are, s< from left:
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    Lock icon Daring trapeze stunts from helicopter
    79 9 I A HELICOPTER lifts the E French "Queen of the Stunt Artists" 33- E E year old, red-headed E E Andree Jan. from the E E top of a 40-foot pylon E Ein the Festival Gardens. E E London. As the helicop- E ter flew
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    Driver dies after aiding police
    45 9 A motorist collapsed and died after taking a policeman from the scene of an accident on the North Circular-road, London, to a telephone. The accident involved a 16-year-old boy p?destrian, a motorcyclist, and his pillion rider All three were injured.
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    A 'Valentino' confesses: 'Still in love'
    437 9 A 'Valentino' confesses: 'Still in love' A doctor, whose photograph .va., mid by a Divorce Court judge lo resembl<* that <f film star Rudolph Valentino, sal motionl* s before the disciplinary committee oi tin Oenend Medical Council when it was ordered thai his name should be erased from the Modieal
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    Was Holstein REALLY as innocent as tnis?
    603 10  - Was Holstein REALLY as innocent as tnis? ROBERT BLAKE It was said that the fantastic power of Friederich von Holstein, key officer m the German Foreign Office, sprang from the cunning use of blackmail. Now Holstein tells his own story... a very different story. by fgfhhgmjg The HoMein ■vlrmoirs Witr<l
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    A king lay dead in the palace
    379 10  -  HAROLD M. HARRIS by twfcayi and Kingv Threr let ten i*> Tlweders Ko<»s«*velt. Harvard I'niversity Prrsi london: <jeof"r**/y Cumbcrkgti tts, pROM all over Europe, the kings and tho princes, the emperors and archduke s, gambled, it was thc last mass gathering of royalty
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    Lock icon These kids must not go to church
    535 11 These kids must not go to church REDS LAUNCH MMIIMMIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIMIIMIIIH 111 l 111 lIIMIHHHIIIIII MM AN ANTI-GOD •(MIIIII.IIIIIIIIIIIIIItIIMIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIiIMiIMIIIIIIII CAMPAIGN IMIIIIIIIIIIIMMIIIIIIIimiIIIIIIDHIIIIMIIIIIIIt fOMMUNIST East Germany is waging a campaign to lead youth away from the church into Red atheism. The cover for thc new campaign is "Jugendweihe" (Dedication of Youth) which began
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    GUESTS 'FELT LIKE CRIMINALS -THEN LIKE KINGS'
    297 11 PRINCESS MARGARET, gay and laughing, stayed dancing at the Household Brigade Saddle Club ball, at Victoria Barracks, Windsor, until 4.30 the next morning. This was an hour and a half after the ball v due to end. and nearly two hours after the
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    Everyone won a prize!
    147 11 Everyone won a prize! EVERY tombola ticket won a prize at the England Ball at Grosvenor House. London. Prizes ranged from 10 cent combs (there was a gross m stock) to a $135 silver flower vase (one). Said organiser Mrs. Clarence Parker: "Many people have complained that on' other tombolas
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    He makes banners for kings
    317 11 THE Collingses greet you at the front door of their house m suburban Northumberland Road, New Barnet, lead you upstairs to the top back room which is their studio, and then you span the centuries. In this room, overlooking a well-kept garden, the banners of
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    SHE WAS ONLY MAKING SURE
    77 11 LONDON MODEL June J Hunter enlisted live other model nirls to canv;es for her husband. Mr. Colin Hodckinson legless ex -pilot who was the Tory candidate at South-West lsliffi/'ton (Socialist majority lfi.ooo pluv). A uiri of li answered the door lo Veronica Mltß and ;i-krd:
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    Bringing up sons like Prince Charles
    591 12 Bringing up sons like Prince Charles m-m-WrnVrraflCl _0 \T MOTHERS UM. *__™s*__H_l_i DRII 1 P ol a ne* book which i claimed to be "an i I tlv€ ti. Royal 8 p n ia I no* I" 11 il Bl ki I been i tie Oil k'lMMl I oi princess
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    50 12 picture. HARASSED husbands, here's something to bring relief to a hard-pressed pocket— a neat little -lampshade" hat that's reversible. Its very simple, buttons at the back, and is m navy and i white spotted Sudan cotton. Madge Chard of London is the designer.- Reuter
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    Lock icon You can keep your wardrobe inside this mountain
    771 13  -  KAY MURRAY IF YOU'RE SCARED OF ATOM BOMBS By A FEW years ago a Mr. Herman Kanoust of New York bought a disused iron mine. Being one of the most prolific producers of mushrooms m the U.S. his idea was to grow
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    Bridge Hand
    413 13 The bidding: SOUTH WEST NORTH EAST Paas Pass Pees 1 4 1 9 Pass Pass 2 4 Pass 2 0 2 9 P«ss Pass Dbl. All Pass TODAY seems like a proper one to meet Mr. Santa Claus. In this deal, it would appear that he occupied the
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    Tigers die when this spider bites
    264 13 r pHE killing of the largest tiger m the Sydney Zoo by the inch-and-a-half long funnelweb spider recently reminded citizens of Sydney that theirs is one of the few western cities whose residents live intimately with one of nature's deadliest killers. Many humans m
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    Ringside row as Barton goes down
    122 14 I i Ron Bai ton il the verdti I yn D Empire ellmin .1 lurrflli i. Hiii. "i by referee m |0*« imped i round I round I upl Bill Ti r übbed t *;i<- (i .it i bio enl Barton hi knee Ihen
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    SPECIAL ENTRY FOR GAMES FANS
    406 14 SPECIAL ENTRY FOR GAMES FANS SPE( HAL ai i angemenl i are being made In Australia lo en lire thai the 10,000 itoi ho ill rome by air to the 1958 Olym pic (< ime In Melbourne, ur lergo the lea ,t possible on an Ival i A'i il ralian
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    32 14 Players from to countries are to be invited t<> compete m the fourth \mi Lawn i nnia Championships to be held m Calcutta towards the end of the year.-- Reuter
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    DON'T MISS YOUR CATCHES
    275 14 DON'T MISS YOUR CATCHES Cricket hints ah dose m flelders A should watch the f^t. „,,,-pt Brsl dip •■'<• jg who should watch UM ball r i iad hips 3 Hand In front I th*- knees, pointing more or ii. The forearms free and not resting thl 'hs. i h
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    Lock icon Accepters for the Pitman's Derby
    121 14 Accepters for the Pitman's Derby 1/< run o lib. Ith revised Gui I^ ible Bore 8 <>8: I 07 Di tnaha and I h ul, A; c:ic Slave 8 03; i ove 01; Lord For 8.00: Mahi i Vfixed Vermouth, r Light Oar I 7.12; Oreystown and n Lands 7.11,
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    Soviet has no amateurs -SAYS A RUSSIAN
    334 14 Soviet has no amateurs -SAYS A RUSSIAN V r URI A. Rastvorov. former i I Soviet secret agent who recently fled to the West, said I yesterday that America may be m for some rude shocks m the 1956 Olympics if they fail to realise that their Soviet opponents will
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    KRISHNAN BEATS DROBNY 7-5, 6-4
    59 14 Ramanathan Krishnan, 18\ ►I I Indian player, caused one of the biggest tennii upsets of the •v when he beat Jaroslav grobny Egyptian holder of the Wimbledon title, m (he Northern rourii.unent at Manchester. Krishnan, last years Wimbledon lunxor title holder beat Drobny 7-a 1
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    FOXHUNTER TO MAKE A COMEBACK
    263 14 I:i\CH morning before breakLi fast you will find the old firm of Llewellyn and Foxhunter briskly at work down Abergavenny way. Their job Is Jumping fences together— Llewellyn the Immaculate horse" man, Foxhunter the immaculate horse. A short time aao they were the toast of
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    ASTON A.C. OFFICIALS
    81 14 Aston Athletic Club office bearers for 1955-1956:— Patron Mr. Chin Yon- Lock. President Mr. Tan Ewe Chee. Vice Presidents Messrs Hem- Sen,* Cheng, Choo Kirn Chwee. Wee En^ Chye. Pek Tiong Beng, Hon Secretary Mr. Lim Fook Hee, Hon. Treasurer Mr Wong Suee Wah, Hon. Auditor Mr.
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    SINGAPORE 'A'
    49 14 Stag .-pore "A" team to play the Wja tourists at 8 p.m. next vlonday will be chosen from:— Arshad, Idros Albar. Johan, Boniface. Yong Kong. Aman Kastawi, Rashid Giman. Boon Khim. Kee Seng. Harith, Zainnl, Kok Peow, T. Mis.son. Tahir, Tien Chong Duitu. Ibrahim M_nsoor, Jui Ktuiu.
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    Lock icon THREE LIKELY WINNERS FOR HEDDLE
    1097 15  -  TRESPASSER Rubber Packer deserves break By IT MAY be Heddle's day at Kuala Lumpur tomorrow, 1 concluding day of the Selangor Turf Chib MayJune Meeting. Three fancied horses from his stableRubber Packer. Kempton and Indian Heather ll— have bright winning chances. No horse is more
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    PROBABLE SCRATCHINGS
    41 15 Brown Boot y, Maori j Chief, Holiday Flight, De- j Win, Forget-Me-Not, Mont i Clare, Madles Chirala, So I Sorry, Padi Field, Golden Serenade, Solidarity, Es- parto, Hot Iron and Pal OMine. The going remains I I hard. *nllllll-l-lll>'HltlllltlllHI'lll'll"lilllllll'llllll|-||ll|ir
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    RASC NET 4 COALS IN S MIN.
    143 15 RASC NET 4 COALS IN S MIN. SERVICES SOCCER RASC 4; RAOC 0. ALL the goals came m the first ten minutes of this United Services F. A. Div. 1 league tie yesterday at Ayer Rajah Road. Both teams fielded reserves, and tho football was mediocre. RASC were somewhat lucky
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    Athenians rally
    190 15 Spartans 2: Athenians 2. THESE two Seletar teams made hard fight of their local Derby m Div. 2 yesterday. Spartans were two jjoals up m -he first live minutes. They opened m the second minute when Dawe crossed from the left winy to Adanv who headed the ball
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    LEADERS WIN
    21 15 Malayan Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve, leaders of the second division, beat RAF. Changi "A" 4—l yesterday at Farrer Park.
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    SIGNALS DRAW
    20 15 Royal Signals and R.E.ME. j drew their Div. l match I—l yes- j terday at Princess Mary Barracks.
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    10-MAN WOODBRIDGE FOUGHT IN VAIN
    88 15 Woodbridge hospital, though beaten 5-0 m yesterday's SAFA Div. I League tie at Jalan Besar Stadium, must be congratulated for putting up a hard fight against Star Soccerlties. Playing with ten men throughout, they had a fair share of the game, which was a dull
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    THE DISTANCE SUITS THREE DIMENSION
    186 15 THREE Dimension certainly lost no marks last week when he just failed to finish m the money over 7f. with nine stone. He made his bid a wee bit too late and across the line was fourth by 11/.l 1 lengths and a short head.
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    Beechnut set for a double
    328 15 OEECHNUT won In such convincing fashion over 7f. m the near course record time of lmin. 24 2/ssec. on Wednesday that I tip him to bring off a double. A 12Jb. penalty is not likely to bother him. •♦♦♦♦♦♦♦< Cl 3, Div. 1 6f Beechnut
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    THE CHAMPIONS ROUT GLAMORGAN, OUT FOR 56
    533 16 THE CHAMPIONS ROUT GLAMORGAN, OUT FOR 56 Q XXIV and Vorksl.irr. joint leaders m the bfJUsb S (ountv Cricket rhampionship owed much to their „,,i s l,' n,;:n;' n, ;:n; bowier* m.- Be** gurridge wah the assistance of a heavy atmosphere, ran through the Glamorgan first innings Ol im< i
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    'Giant Killer' is beaten
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    DEATH
    29 16 It v>, 'inimin am I 11 j (aria hii o I behind a „.,1 children m cave 12 Kam■h m lot Bin n (Manila Paper* pie i op
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    BIRTH
    27 16 •ii M „< mmv"i i *I I H I' Rom f Kan Both rHOMPSON To Margaret and Kandang ;mc I.ARKM N Al,, "_"l on Brodrlta, Home 2nd
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    WORLD BOXING CHIEFS MEET
    44 16 The International Boxing Commission will meet In Par i.s tomorrow to confirm new champions and 'h.n future challengers. They Will also decide whether the Asiatic Federation, Including th 0 Philippines, Siam and Japan, .hould be admitted to the commission Reuter.
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    Lock icon BAILEY TO THE RESCUE
    381 16 4 PIOHTING unbroken fifth wlcyY kel tand of 161 \>y fcngland rest itai Ttevor Bailey and Doug In oie, hi. county skipper, practically ended South African hopes of forcing a victory over Essex m their Colche tei match, which ends toX c. Bcored 242 for the
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    BENAUD TOPS BOWLING
    156 16 BENAUD TOPS BOWLING f riiK An tralian cricketers scored 1 Ul and then dismissed the ■id 1 lands for on the ■econd da] ot their three I Kami vi st. Johns (Antigua) lay Pollowina on 400 iun:> behind tlie Uanden had scored J8 without lo si '101 ol play. The
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    60 16 The special commission of the International Football Federation T'lFA', appointed for the IMC Olympic tootrmii tournament, will meet m Amsterdam on June 13 to deal with the grouping of the teams for the eliminating pools. About 34 cauntrtea have sent m entries for the Olympic, but only lfl
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    U.S. BASEBALL
    17 16 Chicago White Sox 4 Boston sox 2; Detrio-l Tigers 4 i hin -ton Senators 3.
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    9-0—my forecast for the final
    626 16 9-0 my forecast for the final ■j iiku iioob roou ffIHERE is «»>'> „i lookins at t»»' TkMMMms up Challenge K•ii n (I tomorrow and Sunday, mvA that li what margin will >'" :i > l l„. lt Denmark I propose to stirk m> nee* out md M uill In-
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    BAD DAY FOR U.S. GOLFERS
    81 16 r\NLY three of nine Americans survived the fifth round of the British Amateur golf championship yesterday at St. Annes-on-Sea. And thoee three went on to the last eight only because of ail-American clashes Quarter-finals:— Carr v Slater. Perowne v Bisplinghoff, Scrutton v Patton. Bayhss v
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      70 16 The Proud Record of ©YAILTtIt^E OLYMPIC GAMES oeen accepted for the Olympic Games. Melbourne ,n 1956 (AA ik. Umlm Ofmmms Camet OVtT iJtooo mmmJ io Uuring the training of the Mali.™ 8...4-. <ood L^ uj.n hT^J^" VALT NE f l^^ U!*v^i:iilij| nm| hMlth r, r t \V *-Cv!. _ji_^ w
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  • Free Press Suppelement Robinsuns
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      8 1 Free Press Suppelement Robinsuns Friday, June 3, 1955
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      263 1 ROBINSONS came into being through one of thc comparatively few commercial pioneers m the early days of Malaya's development. In 1838, a Mr. Philip Robinson commenced a retail business m Singapore and it is thanks to his initiative and enterprise m importing and supplying manufactured commodities needed by the public
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        213 2 OemSStSßsSSimmm^^ 9. When you consider air conditioning It _r L _*f [_f^^ i fr^ a I. V-i_« t_^ ti_. t' i* X_«^» fu> I f WkmAm* __n VHr Wr^ml*** mW imp mm M OTm «HH^P KNOWS AIR CONDITIONING BEST I f vs Whether you're thinking about air conditioning an office
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      ROBINSONG
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      AN IDEAL CONVERING
      156 3 AN IDEAL CONVERING HOW can such a beautiful decorative material as Formica Laminated Plastic be so hard-wearing? In busy hotels, restaurants, department stores and homes, it stand, up to year after year of hard use with never a sign of wear. In fact it has won such a reputation of
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      THIS SHOP BEATS THE HEAT
      275 4 THIS SHOP BEATS THE HEAT Adequate automatically controlled has a definite effect on merchandise, the efficiency of employees, and thc comfort of customers. IN DETI I I m the phj ieal I ricI limitation imum md. an iti I- 0.:,* dUC- iiir. -tid auto-ilr-c m i i r material!. r,s
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