The Singapore Free Press, 29 June 1955

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    Masthead
    20 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale m Malaya No 1 1»96. Singapore. Wed., June 29, 1955. Price 15 Cts.
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    GANGSTERS KIDNAPPED ODD-JOB LABOURER
    120 1 GANGSTERS KIDNAPPED ODD-JOB LABOURER A CHINESE odd-job labourer v.as abducted for two days and two nights by a secret society gang, Singapore police Id this morning. The man. whose name was not disclosed, told the police that he was cycling home about 3.30 p.m. "last Friday along Outram Road, when
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    Cameraman on riots charges
    107 1 A SINGAPORE press photographer, Tai Yeow Khoon, the Nanyang Siang Pau, today claimed trtal before a apart court on three charges connected with the Singapore riots on May 12. He was charged with il> making statements with the intention of inciting a breach of the peace
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    RUBBER FIRM
    30 1 The Singapore Rubber Mar- opened on a firm tone this morning with first grade. July •shipment, at $1.15* 2 a lb., onequarter of a cent below yesterday's closing.
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    $1,000 missing
    30 1 $1, 000 missing A European left a brief case itaining $8,000 m his house i Patterson Road on June 26. ■rday, he reported that 1.000 was missing from the case.
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    Templer returns
    15 1 Gen. Sir Gerald Templer left New York by plane last night t London.
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    Laugh with TANKARD
    81 1 Laugh with TANKARD QUIPS and selections by PHIL TANKARD, the rac ins' expert with a sense of humour, appear again on Page 15 today. He got off the mark with three winners last Saturday and he reckons he'll have a few more today. But whether or not you intend to
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    Port men picket Assembly
    42 1 BETWEEN 20 and 30 silent pickets stood outside the Assembly House before todays meeting began. They carried posters bearing slogans which reminded Assemblymen that the Singapore Harbour Board .strike had now been on for more than two months.
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    Pelandok Specials
    34 1 Pelandok Specials HERE arc Pelandok's special selections for today's races at Ipoh. SPECIAL NAP Keng Hua DOUBLE Kheng Hua, Star Sapphire TREBLE Kheng Hua, Star Sapphire, Portmaster Other selections are given on Back Page.
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    GARDENING IN MALAYA
    41 1 AN cisht-page supplement on Garden .n« JJ UW which A will appeal to all plant lovers will be imlutl n morrow's Free Press. Make sun- of your copy by orch mi*, the Free Press from your newsagent now.
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    Lock icon Army 'Big Toe' row is called off
    265 1 Army 'Big Toe row is c alled off MR NORMAN DODDS. Labour Member of Parliament, has w I t todrawn his request to Mr. A n t h o n y Head. the War Minister, made m the House of Commons, to discharge Private Michael Frank Gazzard g tt Qaaard
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    PAP CLIQUES AIM: MOB GOVT
    214 1 rvHE Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall, at the Singapore Legisative Assembly meeting this morning, accused a "clique of the People's Action Party politicians who masquerade as trade unionists" of trying to substitute mob government for democratic government. which they represent had heaped abuse on the
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    OSPC IS ACCUSED OF MURDERING WIFE
    181 1 London flat tragedy pERALD HUGH ALLAN MURPHY aged 33, a Malayan police otflcei of Newham, Gloucestershire, and Eileen Frances Harfleet. a 24-year-old beauty expert of Chelsea, were m London yesterday remanded m custody fo: seven days on a charge of killing Murphy's wife, Patricia
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    Marshall accuses and giws a pledge
    176 1 Marshall accuses and giws a pledge Council of Ministers the noxfc day heard reports of heightening activities and inlimidutiwu m furtherance of the sympathy strike .set for Monday. He said he tried to see members of this PAP clique but he could not contact them. The Government wa.s naturally anxiou-s
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    TOP OF THE ICE SHOW BILL
    49 2 Miss Injje Dorn, Ihr principal artist? of the million-dollar revue "Holiday on Ice" which opens m Singapore tomorrow for ;< month's run. It is a completely new and even more spectacular show than when it delighted Singapore audiences on its first visit last year.
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    Lock icon DEAD SERGEANT WAS JEALOUS, SUSPECTED 'FISHY BUSINESS'
    293 2 |>ROSECUTION witnesses at the court' martial m Dusseldorf, Germany, of a British army sergeant accused of killing a fellow sergeant yesterday built up a picture of a romantic association between the accused and the dead man's wife. One prosecution witness agreed under cross
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    Far East not on Big Four Geneva agenda
    296 2 REDS WAIST 5-POWER TALKS AIR. I OS JFK DULLES, the I'niti-iJ States Secretary of State, said m Washington yesterday that it was not expected that lar Fast problems would b<- disrussed at the Bi£ lour meeting at (ieneva next month. He said
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    Lock icon Glasgow the first
    33 2 The British cruiser Glasgow left Southend for Communist Poland yesU rday on the fir.si Western naval goodwill trin h hind the Iron Curtain lince \)i* end of the war. U.P.
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    'MARILYN'S TOO FAT'
    75 2 'AND OH! THAT SPARE TYRE' Tiff: London Daily Sketch complained yesterday that > Marilyn Monroe'i shapely midriff was marred by too much fat. The widely circulated newspaper printed a four-column pin-up photograph of the actress perched on the arm of j a sofa with an arrow pointing
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    Lock icon NATO shows it can fight off an A-attack
    153 2 rpHE NATO air exercise "Carte Blanche" just ended A showed that the air forces of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation could meet an atomic attack "and fight back m a sharp and concentrated way," Air Commodore Peter Barnes, said m Moenchen. Summing
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    Lock icon WINSTON TAKES IT EASY
    48 2 OIR WINSTON CHURCHILL is today, lor the first time m O his life, mjoying the relaxed atmosphere of his couniry home at Chartwell, Kent. Hut the H<) y<ur-f)ld itatetman still keeps a team of secretartea working at unpredictablt hours ana toi lengthy bpells. Reuter
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    Lock icon U.S. SECRET SERVICE TOLD-TAKE MORE RISKS
    140 2 U.S. SECRET SERVICE TOLD-TAKE MORE RISKS A SIX-MAN committee of the Hoover Commission Investigating the civil service yesterday criticised the intelligence agencies of the United States government for lack of adequate intelligence data from behind the Iron Curtain. The committee, which was headed by retired General Mark Clark, m a
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    Lock icon 'New look' of Reds leaves him cold
    85 2 'New look' of Reds leaves him cold CIAM'S Foreign Affairs Minister, Prince Wan Waithayakon. said m Los Angeles yesterday that he had seen no evidence that Russia and international Communism had given up their basic programme of expansion. "Molotov may have a now look but he has no new attitudes,"
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    Lock icon Mr. & Mrs. Mason
    336 3 Mr. Mrs. Mason say 'Marriage far Three 9 is libel i)KITISH-BORN actor James Mason and his wife, 1> Pamela, yesterday filed a U551. 199.000 libel suit alleg- iiij; that the New York magazine "Raye 1 accused them of E immoral conduct. The suit, filed m the Superior Court, asked U*****,000
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    Lock icon MILLIONAIRE ON MORALS CHARGES
    57 3 Ivan Jerome, 62, a multimaire inventor and era manufacturer, worth 3,000.000 was arrested and ild on $150,000 bail m leola. New York on morals ...i rues. These Involved several 11 to .ir-old girls he allegedly '■•graphed m immoral acts a penthouse which was j stroyed m
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    Lock icon BID FOR TRADE
    33 3 Italian Government experts mpleted on-the-spot study night of plans to make ste a customs-free port m!- the Italian republic m a to recapture markets lost i post-war years.- U. P.
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    Anti-hashish war
    28 3 A Cairo coast guard spokesman said yesterday that plane.s and 500 troops have born launched against hashish smugglers hiding out m the mountains south of Suez.
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    Lock icon THE TEA DEATH STRIKE IS CALLED OFF
    141 3 THE bloodiest strike m the history of Darjeeling's tea gardens was called off yesterday after unions representing 20,000 .strikers demanding higher wages reached a settlement with the West Bengal Government. Six labourers, two of them women, were killed when police opened fire to
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    Lock icon Pilot's wife on murder charge
    85 3 Pilot's wife on murder charge rpHE parents of a slain U.S. v I Army helicopter pilot In Japan were told yesterday m New York that their sun's E wife had been charged with E murder. E Warrant Officer Robert J. E Abidin, 28, died of gunshot E wounds on June
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    Lock icon The low fliers—1. THE MINK ATE THEIR YOUNG
    74 3 The low fliers 1 THE MINK ATE THEIR YOUNG Mink raiser Linwood H Atkinson's $300,000 damage* suit against the U.S. Federal Government was settled yesterday out of court m Bay City. Michigan. Amount of the settlement was not disclosed. Federal Judge Frank Picard announced the agreement just before the start
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    Lock icon FOREIGN LEGION KILL 14 REBELS IN BIG ALGERIA BATTLE
    164 3 FOREIGN LEGION KILL 14 REBELS IN BIG ALGERIA BATTLE AT LEAST 14 insurgents were killed m the biggest singk* action of France's North African campaign when the Foreign Legion clashed yesterday with strong Nationalist "Army of God" forces. An army spokesman said the battle started early m the morning and
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    Lock icon The low fliers—2. SHOCKS FOR THE AGED
    42 3 The low fliers— 2. SHOCKS FOR THE AGED Supersonic bangs from lowflying jet war planes swooping over Barnstaple. North Devon holiday and lishing centre, are giving heart attacks to elderly people Mayor A. W. Clarke, has told the Royal Air Force. Reuter
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    Lock icon 800 pigeons lost in storm
    71 3 Some 800 pigeons were reported lost last night m a sudden storm over the English Channel during a mass homing flight from France to England. The pigeons were part of two flights of 1,600 sent by Doncaster homing societies to be released on Monday at
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    Lock icon ARCHDUKE DEAB
    31 3 Archduke Wilhelm Hapsburg, commander of Ukrainian antiBolshevik troops after World War I, has died m a Soviet prison near Moscow, Austrian returnees from Russia said m Vienna yesterday.- U.P.
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      43 3 1* Stainless steel, Ij and rustproof if parts. At hardware, home furnishings, and department stores. your deo/«r can't lupp'y you writ* vi for Itterctur* ond v^: j The Marden Co., DAZEY7B -f R> ORCHARD RD. ICE CRUSUt* Singapore- 9 (o!.»rs $29.50 FOR SHOES
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      71 3 A'«w on Sale <" Reduced Prices SILVER &E.P.N.S. CUPS MEDALS SHIELDS etc (Shittul WnrkmvnHhip and speciw Bwe^Pl P^A. discount >1 1*] fry C^^ SCHOOLS, r»a*t tins Call ai Wfl¥4B?ifisli\ 'bJ&wmm NO WASHING INSTRUCTIONS! rf^ THEY'RE fete PERMANENTLY y i \lft^^- SYNTHETIC »L AtJlv /3^vi; FABRics 4 >^y^lh SUITS „^'TT V
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, June 29, 1955. Opinion The people and jobs
    272 4 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, June 29, 1955. Opinion The people and jobs One of the great pro- j blems that has faced the world m the last century has been the lack of balance of population: usually, heavily populated areas have not, enough jobs for the people while m
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    SHEPILOV ....the Man of Danger
    619 4  - SHEPILOV ....the Man of Danger ANTHONY WESTELL by d\N to the world diplo- mitic stage at a cri ttcal moment itefM a, personality: Dlmltii Shcpilov, 49 year old editor-in-chief of -Pravda a key figure m the Communist hierarchy and a virulent hater of the West. Be is tipped to iteeeed
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    Social reconstruction, not F.P.A., is urged
    569 4 IN SPITE of the birth control movement whi c h euphemistically goes by the name of Family Planning Association m Singapore, there is a ri.se m the general birthrate. It is almost impossible to go against human nature. People will marry, will have children
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      40 4 iCharm and Choice I At I SENA'S t v Here is the work of I I f I r craftsmen, upholding m contcmjt pordry manner the proud traditions of centuries. |H. SENA, LIMITED HIGH CLASS JEWELLERS Singapore, Pcnang, Bangkok I <
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      150 4 1 HELENA RUBINSTEIN'S f DEEP fesM^i i f CLEANSER p^- Cleans Deep for beauty! I Hcre*s a truly modern way to Melt» off lipstick. All m a moment! W g clean your face! Beauty genius, A special antiseptic ingredient Helena Rubinstein, perfects new destroys harmful blemish-causing y 3 »cicntific Deep
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    Singapore Spctlighc
    986 5  -  ADELAIDE EASTLEY By i\ ITHFUL servants of historic sentiment... Friends of Singaunheralded and .sung. Raffles Museum is 'mimed with their preyed collected memor- aquatints and irnals, faded mezzoipha and books and "ach progressive phase of city's changing face they marked with some noti evidence of its existence. c
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      55 5 > jfA I E j 82- 1 Brat Basah Rd. Near Raffles Hotel Tel. ***** j (Air-conditioned) Rings of matchless quality WE OFFER YOU A RANGE OF ENGAGEMENT RINGS IK DIAMONDS PLATINUM, DIAMONDS EMERALDS, DIAMONDS SAPPHIRES, DIAMONDS RUBIES RANGING FROM $125/- TO $5000/- OR MORE j S. P. H. de
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      119 5 Dveea tl Itßtittsuivli Long Playing Standard Records World F^ mous Artists //cor //ie /atesJ i6i«cs a^ authorized dealers m Malaya. Sole Distributors FC|CAAf£ffi ITft 168 A (eril SlrM I for Malaya. C. J. I jAAI Ot W./ L l l/. S 'pore -1, Tel. *****. /x* (t 0 THBRE WILL
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      265 6 MANDRAKE "by Ue Falk and Phil Davis ___>__>—— —r-r n f I r*^± <;AY--WHATIS TWENTY Y€ARS I J lag tr^sr.Jl isw*)\ Bwaa'lWtt; TARZAN by Edgar Rice Burroughs *im f Mßto'*k*jS>iL* s gxc-?TE? every last ounce op P' y v^ r /< .^?Cu^ rfrW WXJk'7^ STREr-j6TW TO VO/E Th(E T^EE ANC7
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      681 6 YOUR j LUCKY j STAR I t>ORN today, you have a J 4 rather complex nature. On *> the one hand, you are dogged 4 <> and perseverinjf yet, on the J other, you are a born dreamer < 4. and much too inclined to get 4- fulfillment from building
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      231 7 LONDON, June 28 Previous Today riBBfK No. 1 BSS cJi. European 33 Vj buyers 33 bir tN July ..34 sellers 33 2 sellers X! KBER No. 1 BSS ci.f. European 31 S buyers 11% bu>en« I'urts \u«u»t 32*/2 sellers 32 seller* i;i i;iiER No. 1 BSS Spot
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      New York prices
      103 7 NEW YORK, June 28. Previous Today Tin Straits spot and nearby 94.87 norn 95.00 nom. TIN futures June 94.00 nom. 4- 95.00 nom. 4- Expired at noon July 93 00 bid 93.00 bid 94 40 asked 94.50 asked \j? 92.00 bid 91.75 bid 92.90 asked 92.75 asked
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      U.S. PEPPER
      59 7 dabtt v.a.s quoted at 494 43 4 July 42' i. Lampong spot 494. petea.se 49 4. Afloats 49. Awaiting release 494. Afloats 49 to ent 49 Jjly 48. Sarawak 484. Jun» shipment 48. July 47 4 47 Awaiting release 464 sellers ex-dock. ts 4n to 44 1 June
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      32 7 NEW YORK. June 28 Previous Today HO Industrials 449.86 449.02 20 Railroads 162.03 160.91 JO Domestic Bonds 99 69 15 Uilities 64.05 64.04 > u« Us Composite Arenge 164.76. 164.25
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      120 7 June 28. Previous Today f ni'R\ Philippines c.i.f. IK/North i uropean delivered weight per Ioni TST July /Am $183 sellers $182', quoted COPRA Khilinpines f.o.b. Manila m bulk, per Ion? ton Unquoted Unquoted COPRA Straits cJf. IK /North European delivered weight per w,.--,. Im June/July £66
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    Divorce judge on a wife's malice
    219 7 Divorce judge on a wife' s malice IS it cruelty for a wife to tell her husband falsely that heir child is ill? That was one of the charges made by 38--ear-old Jack Thomas m the London Divorce Court. She told him, it was said, Uiat a specialist had diagnosed
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    SCHOOL FOR NAVY BARS BOY WHO IS ADOPTED
    302 7 SCHOOL FOR NAVY BARS BOY WHO IS ADOPTED WHEN the parents of 10--year-old Kenneth Roberts chose a school for him, they picked one that gave a sound general education and with it special nautical training for when he eventually went into the Navy. Now Chief Petty Officer and Mrs. R
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    In forestry post
    26 7 Mr. I. P. Tamu-orth is acting as Conservator of Forests. Johore, during the abtenee on leave m Britain ol Mr. M L Webber.
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    Mobile 'ghouls' tour city insafety first stunt
    141 7 Mobil e 'gh ouls' tour city in safety fi rst stunt TEN thousand frightened citizens of Singapore, yesterday saw two black i "/fhouls" creatures who i prey on the dead tour the town. The gnouls were the idea of Capt. E. Richardson, secretary of the Singapore Safety First Council, which
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    Lock icon THEY PUT ON A TH LLING SHOW
    210 8 THEY PUT ON A TH LLING SHOW Three schools. Pearl's Hill, Park Road, and Pearl Bank hold a Triangular Athletic Meeting JBm Pictures by With grim expressions on their faces, competitors m the three-legged event (above) race towards the finishing: line. (Left) This pyramid formation was performed by boys of
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    These EYES see the secrets of ATOMS
    665 10 These EYES see the secrets of ATOMS DOCHESTEft, New York, li the home of eyes thtfl ran MC the smallest lid farthest things m the I ni verse. They can, In effect, look atoir,<. Thpy can tee distant Milky Ways 0 (> ilaxiei containing billions of stars, and they t
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    He climbed higher than MAN has ever flown
    283 10 He climbed higher than MAN has ever flown A FLYERS life U by nature an active one. Particularly is it so for those who fly fast airplanes. Yet some flyers are men of action while others who put m as much time at the controls are Just pilots of airplanes.
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    43 10 THIf SAPPEK of the Koyal Engineers is wearing the latest model m a particular type of footwear. They are experimental pneumatic anti-mine shoes, designed to enable him to walk more safely m suspected mine fields by spreading his weight over a larger area.
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    Deposits will help repair oar broken bones
    111 10 Deposits will help repair oar broken bones IN the future decayed teeth and defective bones may often be restored to a healthy condi- tion by a new method. Dr. Norman Slovik recently told the American Chemical Society. In the past broken or defective bones have been repaired with metal pins
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    GARNETSby pressure!
    122 10 [SING the press which I recently produced hist»r>'s first man-made genuine diamonds, the I General Electric Com- I pany has now succeeded I m creating real garnets. The press duplicates nature's jewel making processes by exerting pressures equal to those that exist far below the j surface of
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    Lock icon She had to fight her father to win fame
    849 11  -  DA VID LEWIN by OUR FATHER is a ijor power m Hollyvith a world-wide Isation— a n d you to go into show less. \<>lR FATHER conHollywood's largest io with the biggest line-up. At his nod ra can be made. have
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    Lock icon This piano player gels the kisses
    364 11  -  BOB THOMAS by AMERICAN piano layer who gained on radio and televiund who is known •ly as Liberace has I he challenge of bign movies, kissing i and all. far m his professional i. he hasn't been allow cfa more affection than his mother
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    Hit with a hat
    39 12 HARMING Debbie Reynolds who usually makes a hit m any Hollywood musical (oulrin t fail to makr a hit m her new summer hat a coolie shape m cane basket weave, decoratd with sea shells.
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    SHE'S as crafty as her name
    186 12 SHE'S as crafty as her name A BLACK bear who loves to play pranks \s plaßuing guides and trappers m the hi [h Adirondack Mountains i In New York .state. She's a 1 male "Naturally," ay the hunters, alter finding j that she ha.s nipped condensed milk and honey from
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    HOME-MADE BREADS HAVE A SPECIAL APPEAL
    426 12  - HOME-MADE BREADS HAVE A SPECIAL APPEAL ADELAIDE EASTLEY says When it's tea-time In Singapore, do your family and guests grouse over the same old routine treats like bread-and-butter sandwiches and scones and pound cake? Why not introduce a few surprises? Homemade breads have a very special appeal, especially to those
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    DEFINITIONS
    22 12 Maurice Chevalier said m Paris last week: "Stupidity is when adults behave like children. Delinquency is when children behave like adults."
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    Nature's gift
    60 12 SO VITAL is sugar to life that any animal without sugar m its blood would drop dead, the National Geographic Society says. Every green leaf touched by sunlight turns water from the ground and carbon dioxide from the air into sugar and oxygen. i Sugar ranks as the
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    An IDLE remark got her a West End opening
    116 12 An IDLE remark got her a West End opening MRS. Tommy Manville, ninth wife of the American millionaire, heard Hutch sing for the first time when he opened at Quaglino's m London following hi.s tour of India. She joined 'n the cheers of old fans, Lord and Lady Portman and
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    QUOTE OF THE WEEK
    27 12 MP. M. BURNEEL: France is for foreigners the most beautiful country m the world because they .see it through a £lns.s of wine.
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      239 12 i 10 > I nßfl^^H IsV H|^HH CLOU ACHOSS 5 Soft assistance (4). LAn unknown person iaaf 6 et:l »»*wai* a .ship iiLside (8). 18) -7 Extend a Harden implement 7 How Sambo describes the for thLs fowl i 5). perfume? (Tj. 8 TIM opposite concernim; i>oetiy J l Alternative
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    The RED WITCH eyes Australia
    424 13 She's learning English, hoping to emigrate By a Special Correspondent DED-HAIRED, green l% eyed Use Koch is learning English and hopes to emigrate to Australia. Called the "Red Witch of Buchenwald." Mrs. Koch was sentenced by the Germans m 1951 to life imprisonment for atrocities
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    Bridge Hand
    386 13 Bridge Hand Both sides vulnerable South dealer (Yea* of four play) The bidding: SOUTH i NOWM FAST 1 4 fuss 1 N. T. Pass 2 9 All IMiss WEST opened the elirht of diamonds South won the trick and led the QUMO of hearts. 00fered by West and won by
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    POET-PLAY WAS 'VERY MOVING'
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    The Yanks always won
    96 13 American air force lerali and a Royal Air air chief marshal "We of a war-time poker went to the London Cinema together to The Dam Busters." aid General Carl Twoey") former chief of the ite^ic air forces m "We generally had a things to do, but
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    The Duke left his notes —on the table
    113 13 The Duke left his notes —on the table VENIR hunters at he Royal Society of lcine'B 150 th anniverbanquet at the Dorster Hotel, London, id the Duke of Edingh'fi pencil and his Iced menu card. Duke used them to jot down notes for his speech, and left them on the
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    He couldn't stand that noise
    96 13 PIPES wailed at the Hyde Park Hotel, London, nearly 100 Scotsmen 1 an eightsome reel. It annual banquet of Highland Society of Major Hill, of the I and Sutherland Highlers, who had piped m the had his hands over m the bar. "I can't stand
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    THE NEW CHAMPION
    282 14 McAteer offered fight m S. Africa IF THE N.CB. ALLOW IS SOUTH AFRICA THE NEXT STOP FOR PAT McATEER 1 THE BRONZED, GOOD-LOOKING. BRAND-NEW BRITISH AND EMPIRE MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMPION? Negotiations for an October Empire title defence against South African champion Mike Holt have already opened with a
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    DUCHESS TO PAY £100 RACING FINE
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    HIP, HIP HOORAY! FOR BRITISH RUNNERS
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