The Singapore Free Press, 12 July 1955

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1 12 The Singapore Free Press
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    Masthead
    19 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale m Malaya i r,07. Singapore Tues.. July 12, 1955. Price 15 ts
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    Hush-hush meeting today
    221 1 r pilF first meeting today ol UM OMB--1 mission to inquire into Malayamsa tion of civil services m Singapore is xpected to be of an exploi .itor> nature, said Mr. Lee Siow Moni;, the connnis lion'l secretary. The netting is due to benin at the Public Relations
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    Lock icon S'PORE LINK WITH MALTA PLAN
    401 1 S 'PORE LINK WITH MALTA PLAN London talks start soon THE appointment of a round table conference to consider Malta's request for representation m the British Parliament may set a precedent for constitutional changes for other colonial territories, including Singapore and Hong Kong, authoritative sources m London said last night.
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    Jail-break man is caught
    107 1 pENANG jail breaker, Ooi Ah 1 Hoe, alias Lew Hoy was recaptured early today after two and a half months' of freedom. Ooi was surprised m an attap hut m Permatang Pauh, Province Wellesley at 1.30 a.m. He offered no resistance. A special branch party led
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    NAVAL DOCK RIOTING
    57 1 DISORDER broke out at the naval dockyard m Valetta, Malta as a result of a "slowdown" ordered by the General Workers Union following a pay dispute. Some of the 1,300 workers affected were locked out, but they smashed down the entrance gate and threw stones at dockyard
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    Rubber up
    57 1 The price of rubber continued to rise when the market Singapore opened this morn- with first grade, July shipt, at $1.25% a lb., two and -quarter cents above erday'a close. Tlio demand for lower grades tupled with the better vernlght London and New fork prices contributed to the
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    SERIOUSLY ILL
    27 1 Pn» Ah Poh who was admitto hospital alter bein^ *tked by four men m China 1 1, Singapore, early this trning is still seriously ill.
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    GIRL ROBBED
    29 1 A 16-year-old girl, Sin Bor Choon, was cycling along Koh Sek Lim Road m Changi, Singapore yesterday when a man assaulted her and stole her gold ring.
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    Lock icon 'U.S. children not as fit as Europeans'
    108 1 'U.S. children not as fit as Europeans' President Elsenhower yesterday expressed ahum at a report that American children are far leu physically lit than Europeans of the tame age. The report was presented to him at a White House luncheon conference attended by 32 leaders of the world oJ sport.
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    Lock icon Prisoners can now earn a holiday
    78 1 PRISONERS m Belfast and Armagh jails m Northern Ireland are Retting summer vacations this year. Prison authorities are granting seven-day paroles to Rood conduct prisoners who have Benred 12 months or more of fcentences of three years and over. The plan is an extension
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    Lock icon BRITISH GIRL CAN GO HOME-MUST LEAVE BABY
    176 1 BRITISH GIRL CAN GO HOME- MUST LEAVE BABY BRITISH woman mar•d to a Polo, who t.)ld la.st wp'-k the could leave Poland, will not be allowed to take bei founder child with her to Britain, a Labour Member of Parliament said m London jreiterday. The M.P.. Mr. George Brown, said
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      101 1 1 Men m the public eye prefer 1 BRYLCREEM 1 Ihr clean, smart looft what every man l^^^l want- That's why more m.-n use Brv'crrcna ff^SßrjP har mv other hairdresMng m the world. f^sß6ar Stre tor vourseli how Ury creem keeps voUf j^ Hair lustrous and under periect control ill
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    Lock icon 2,500 now idle in press strike
    145 2 2,500 now idle in press strike A total of 2.500 printers and newsmen wen Idle y< .sUrday In trike all- 1 all major (Sydney newsp* They were on strike*. dJsini «fd by th'-ir publishers, or Hi jy u(\((\ t(,i refusing to work on a composite newspaper that came out yesterday
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    Lock icon EXTRA SECURITY FOR BIG FOUR AT GENEVA
    177 2 NEARLY 1,500 Swiss police and soldiers will Ix- on special duty during the Geneva four power conference which starts next Monday. Men of the Swiss 2(>th infantry regiment will form the main guard on duty it the fates and around the grounds oi
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    Lock icon U.S. policy talks today
    272 2 PRESIDENT EISENHOWER will outline to Congressional leadens of both parties today the broad principles which will dictate American policy at the Big-Four conference. At this critical moment, when the Soviet and Western leaders are about to plan a lon^term effort to end the cold war, both
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    Lock icon Russian to see US Shakespeare
    41 2 The State Department b Washington yesterday granted permission for a Russian dram:' critic to attend the opening oi the American Shakespeare festival theatre at Stratford, Connecticut, today. Connecticut is off limits to Soviet citizens.- U .P.
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    Lock icon Home Guard crack shots meet
    74 2 I^HE Mentri Besar of Johorc A presents the State challenge cup to Hamsah bin Rahnist. captain of the Muar team (above), after the three-day weapon it-z-~r-^ meeting and shooting competition yesterday at the Monie Guard Training Centre. Muar gained 54 points. ->!ramat was next with
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    Lock icon U.K. WARNING TO CYPRUS TERRORISTS
    100 2 ACTS of terrorism tend to increase tension and are certainly not helpful to the calm discharge of our duties." Mr. Alan Lennox-Boyd, the British Colonial Secretary, said m Nicosia yesterday. Mr. Lennox-Boyd called for universal condemnation of violent demonstrations m Cyprus for Enosis (union with
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    MUAR MEN BEST-NOW FOR THE BIG SHOOT
    123 2 MUAR MEN BEST-NOW FOR THE BIG SHOOT ABOUT 200 picked Home Guard sharpshooters from Johore yesterday wound up their three-day weapon training meeting and shooting competition at the Hom< Guard Training Centre. Major R N. Manson, Horn* Guard Training Officer, Johore Bahm. said the competition was "very keen" this year.
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    Lock icon DUTCH BID TO BUY SIWTUETH PLANT
    133 2 DUTCH BID TO BUY S I WTUETH PL ANT THE Imperial Commodities Corporation, a Dutch'yntrolled company m the United States with large rubber estates m the Far East, is reported to be offering to nurchase one of the big Government synthetic rubber slants at the Institute of Wrst Virginia. The
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      50 2 RADIO WEEKLY INCORPORATING RADIO MALAYA NEWS ALL THE BEST IX II li OA DC AS TIXG I uit l 9 n><ii uutitus !%*>& HW/./f/ Smrimm ll< nrt/ floor/ 1 o>n<<>ri lltulio fow I bag iartoan* and l*uzzl<*s l*i< lur<> S<*< f <o#t PRICE JO CENTS FROM ALL NEWSAGENTS ON SALE
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    It MIGHT be sex appeal
    284 3  -  Sonia sag/s WHEN Miss Sonia Zoidin. the '.Miss Greece, I!>:>.V <jm left) arrived at Nen lork airport last niuht M her way to Long Beach, California for the Miss Universe" contest, she told reporters that her selection over 3,000 (ireek jjirls "might have had something
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    Lock icon But life in England was oh, so dull
    72 3 RUNNER William Alfred VJ Black told a British court martial m Farnborough i Hants. ,i yesterday he was happy serving m Egypt but went absent upon returning home because he found that lite m England was dull. Eighty-four days detention uled the
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    Lock icon Five Britons quit China
    78 3 (jMVE Britons and two Germans arrived m Hong -Cong yesterday aboard the British .ship Hunan from the 'hinese ports of Tientsin and Shanghai. They declined to comment on conditions m China. The Britorus are Mr. H. N. ke, Queen's Messenger rom Tientsin and from nghai; Mr.
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    Lock icon DANUBE RISES
    19 3 The level of the Danube River was still rising yesterday In the Province of Upper Au.stria U.P.
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    Lock icon 'MOTOR CYCLIST TWICE RAN OVER WIFE'
    105 3 A 47-YEAR-OLD metal worker was accused m London Court yesterday of trying to murder his Wile by running O?er her twice with a motor cycle. It was alleged that Sidney Tucker mad*- two runs on a sidewalk at his estranged wife. Then he was
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    Lock icon BARODA DIVORCE SUIT TO BE HEARD IN PARIS
    68 3 BARODA DIVORCE SUIT TO BE HEARD IN PARIS AP A R I court ruled yesterday French Justice is competent to handle the divorce proc in^s brought by the Maha ranee of Baroda against her husband, the Maharajah. The president of the Seine tribunal ordered a legal vparation and gave the
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    Lock icon Billy Graham, too
    38 3 A visiting delegation of Russian churchmen, kd by Metropolitan Pitri ol Minsk. Mid m London yesterday thai they wanted the Archbishop of Can UTbury and American evangelist Billy Graham to visit .lie Soviet Union. U.P.
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    Lock icon BARMEN PICKET BARS
    196 3 So it's tea now for the thirsty Irish TT WAS the longest, warmest, driest and thirstiest week-end Dubliners could remember and the ne>« week promised more of the same. The barmen were on strike. The public houses were closed. Since Saturday the citizens of Dublin Town have
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    Lock icon Forest fires still raging
    47 3 More than 2,000 fire fighters renewed their efforts yesterday to control forest blazes roarine m three western states of America. The fires have burned through at lea.st 23,000 acres of forest and have taken one life m Arizona, Wyoming and Colorado. A. P.
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    FALL IN U.S. RICE CROP FORECAST
    42 3 The United States Department of Agriculture has forecast this year's rice crop at 47.214,000 bags of 100 pounds. This compares with 58,853,--000 bags produced last year and with the 10-year average 1 1344—53; of 39,357,000 bags.
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    Lock icon Call for bases
    23 3 President Ramon Ma«saysay said m Manila yesterday the Philippines needed more American bagei tor the security of the country.- U.P.
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    3 PARTIES MAY MEET AT SOUTH POLE
    216 3 3 PARTIES MAY MEET AT SOUTH POLE BRITISH, Russian and American Antarctic expeditions will bo at the South Pole m mid-January 1958, and a French party will be n»-arby. "We hope to meet the Americans and the Russian, at the Pole but nothing is planned," Mr. Qeorge Lowe, a New
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      43 3 are happy comfortable "^A and v^l-/ 1 JL/£IL/JL/\, >Pv We have the largest Selection m town! 26 Plain Colours from fl which to make your choice. %^'*£> Also Nurser >' Prlnts > Checks, DADIUCAU^C Raffles Place l%\llilXl9wH 9 Singapore. I MALAYA'S ONLY AIRCONDITIONED DEPARTMENTAL STORE. I
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    The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, July 12. 195 Opinion NO MEAN CITY BUT...
    274 4 The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, July 12. 195 Opinion NO MEAN CITY BUT... SINGAPORE i.s worthy ol its stal us as a city In most resp< cts m sj population, wealth but culturally it is far b< hind the kampong of any size In the Federation, it just refuses to
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    King or President?
    837 4  -  J. B. Slade-Baker LIBYA'S PROBLEM MAY THREATEN THE STATE ITSELF by IT is a welcome change U) arrive In Libya from Egypt at the old aerodrome of Caste] Benito. now renamed Idri.s Airport after the Kinj4 and to drive into Tripoli With a population of a little
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    BY THE WAY
    62 4  -  Beachcomber r |MiE fir. t under- water photu--1 Rraph of ii bicycle pump— Prodnose: a Broadstaira bicycle pump, I suppose, Introduced for local colour. Mysi-!J NO A Mark- 1 1 borough bicydfl pump, brought to Weymuuth 1:, sealed van Prodnosr: I nop" it was waterproofed bef< re
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    Lock icon Nehru on state visit in Austria
    55 4 pii'iurr. Following his visit to Russia and the Iron i uitain countries, Mr. Nehru made state visit to Austria. This picture was taken at a reception %t the ottice of the Federal Chancellor, Mi Raab (left). On the i i^ lit is the Austrian
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    BUT AN AUDIENCE OF ONLY 130 WERE THERE TO SEE
    911 5 BUT AN AUDIENCE OF ONLY 1 30 WERE THERE TO SEE it was a great play with a first-class east* says theatre critic Adelaide Eastley BELLS rang m my cirs or so it seemed sounding the .th-knell of culture m Singapore. I sat m Victoria Memorial Hall watch|hc Singapore Arts
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    56 5 I'icture. I >T dogs for everyone! These two helpers at the second Kftmpong Silat Estate fun fair held at the week-end are doing their best to penrc the crowds. The fair was organised by the Silat community centre to rais<- funds, 't was opened by Mr. Lim Yew Hock, Minister
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      416 6 MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and PhH Davis, STAR I L be due to the fart that Vu have no appreciation of the f 7 A R ZAN ar Ri B^l^!^ i^Cil^ Ag^JCTEP „*3; m^W^' H\>^>i^/^/ i&/l t k;S A'^?avs:^ ;J To find what the star, h.^f t IMILIA/KSWG .ij/.i .i
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  • Round the Warid Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      180 7 LONDON. July 11. Previous Today. I:I ..:V" RSS c.i.f. European 34 n ,n, r ?a\i B Xm 1 RSS c.i.f ."European 33 buyers :u i bmers Xl x.i.ust 33', seller. 3.V, seller* u R SeUlemel 8* S: S« X r r ".'i'T i- \Y. 1 KSS Settlement
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      New York prices
      101 7 NEW YORK. July 11. Previous Today. Tin Straits spot and nearby 93.75 nom. 95.37 nom. ItafotamMF 93.75 bid 93.73 bid 94.50 asked 94.50 asked Aug. 92.00 bid 92.00 bid 93.00 asked 93.00 idked September 91.25 bid 91.25 bid 92.25 asked 92.25 asked TONE: Quiet. SALES: Nil. Rl'BBEl
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      U.S. PEPPER
      53 7 August 42' j. Lamporu? spot 50 Awaiting release 50. Afloats 49 a July shipment 48 sellers ex-dock. Above prices quoted m U. S. cents per Ib. Spo< M il.ibar was quoted at 50. A'.irm^ release 50. Afloats 49 ii.uk 46 1 Awaiting release 46 Afloats 45 to 44.
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      28 7 Previous Today. -•'Undu^Uls 461.18 464.24 H lU.li.Mds 157.65 1*9.21 II l>«»m.*Ntic Bonds 99-70 74 IS I tilitie* 64.76 64.^2 fit SUekt Composite Average 165.99 167.13
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      120 7 July 11. Previous Today. COPRA Philippines c.i.f. i:K/North Fu.o,» mm delivered weight per hji <on July/Vug. $188 sellers $186 quoted <<>PK\ Philippines f.o.b. Manila m l>uik. per lonjj ton Unquoted Unquoted COPRA Straits c.i.f. UK North Furojx'Aii delivered weight per l'»n< ton luly/Aug. £67', buyers £67',
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    AFRICA TO FOLLOW MALAYA'S EXAMPLE
    209 7 V PER a visit to Britain a' n )-year-old retired Indian; '»y Lieutenant-Colonel, ho for six years has run a tl-racia] .school m Mais on his way back to choo] via Somaiiland, i Africa, where he is to c on the running of a ir
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    Brothers in S'pore on world tour
    350 7 THEY HAVE CYCLED 1.'t.000 MILES r r\VO Persian brothers, Issa and Abdullah Amidvar. who left their homeland .1 year ago are now m Singapore, mc of their halts m a round-the-world motor-cycling tour. They expect to take ten years to complete their travels. Issa
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    This ghost haunts a library
    178 7 This ghost haunts a library AH ARML E S S literary "ghost" is disturbing the calm serenity of the publiclibrary m Coalville, Leicester m the English midlands. The "ghost" was first discovered by a woman cleaner, who heard the tapping of a typewriter In a descried office. 'I am sure
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      79 7 j^^k I wouldn't let V*S MY baby drink YOUR BABY NEEDS A f£> FEEDRITE^ (lie tfondw hahu jwde* f j~7 KEEPS MILK WARM ff^fl PREVENTS GRIPE a WIND U J THE FEDERAL DISPENSARY LTD. 33 Raffles Place. S pore Cold Storage Arcade, Orchard Rd. DON'T WORRY OVER PACKING LET US
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    The Queen's Dwarf
    1238 8  - The Queen 's Dwarf C.D.T. BAKER-CARR by THEWORLO'S 1 STRAHCEST STORIES Only 18 inches tall, Jeffery Hudson began his career m a pie, braved piracy, prison, slavery and battle and killed a man m a duel "I/OUR AND-TWI black- bird* ba)c< <i In a pic W;i m t that a
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    SHE'S A WIFE IN BRITAIN BUT NOT IN TITOLAND
    413 9 Jangle over divorce a WOMAN heard a LonA on Divorce Court decide she is married In one country, but red In another. It said the judge, a •v legal tangle. three days the judge had ument to decide er a divorce
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    BABIES EAT MEAT AT ONE MONTH
    197 9 Doctor tries to explode myth HUNDREDS of mothers m Lewisham. London, have been feeding their four-week-old babies on meat, fish and cheese on doctor's orders Dr Bruno Gans, children's specialist at Lewisham General Hospital and Miller Hospital. Greenwich, believes that a one-course infant diet
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    Boy friend curfew at university
    117 9 NEARLY 150 university girls have agreed to ban evenIng visits of boy friends from their rooms. They fear their Hall of Residence might get a bad name. It was found that some girls at the Florence Boot Hall of Residence, Nottingham, had been breaking the
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    Reprimand for striking miners
    51 9 Miners' panel, at Doncaster representing 27,000 men at 13 collieries, which began the unofficial strike that involved 80.000 men has received an admonitory letter from the Yorkshire executive of the National Union of Mineworkers. The letter says their action as "unconstitutioi al." and "disloyal to the
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    Didn't know she was divorced
    291 9 YfRS. Enid Hobbs learni?x ed for the flrst time that she was divorced. That was just one shock for her. No 2 came when her exhusband Robert said m court at Salford, Lanes.: "I have since remarried. I have a wife and two children We
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    ALSATIANS SHOW HOW TO BREAK IN
    70 9 ALSATIANS SHOW HOW TO BREAK IN T OOKS like a clear case of housebreaking, but these highly-trained Alsatians Max (left) and Sabre, are on the right side of the law. Last week they gave a display at the Royal Air Force Day School at Netheravon, Wiltshire, for tho Searchlight Tattoo
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    Now the old soldier is halted
    254 9 Now the old soldier is halted ARTHUR SMITH served Itt the Boer War and the first World War. Then he joined the Foreign Legion for ten years. In 1939, although he was 55, he enlisted m the Royal Engineers. He served m France and was m the Dunkirk evacuation. He
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    Rail boost chief
    27 9 Mr. o*om Dmr, 48-ye.ir-oid railway publicity olllotr. bM been fltwi a now fob, Hf to to nger and frel chl on the London Mid-
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    A LONG PULL A
    60 10 ABOVE: Mrs. Fressanges, wife of Air Marshal I J. Fressanges, C-in-C Far East Air Force, presents The Morrison Trophy to Flt.-Lt. Stewart, captain of the winning Changi A' team. LEFT: Jnr. Technician Cay ford (Seletar 4 B'), one of the competitors m the shot event won
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    AWAY GOES THE SHOTIN VAIN
    28 10 BOTTOM LEFT: A fine action study of Flying Officer Armstrong (Butterworth) who won the discus event with a throw of 115 ft. 3in.
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    RAF SPORTS MEETING AT CHANGI
    103 10 RAF SPORTS MEETING AT CHANGI THESE PICTURES by HAN HAI FONG, Free Press cameraman, were taken at the RAF open sports meeting at Changi. Picture top centre shows Seletar 'B tug of war tean winning the final pull of 1 day. A SECTION of the en is seen above during
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    A STRONG PULL
    48 11 PICTIRE above shows SAC Eastwood (Changi *B) clearing sft. tin, to win the high jump. Second was Cpl. McCarthy and third LAC Peck. THE STAKT of the 3-mile cycle championship is seen on the left. Winner after a thrilling race was SAC Williams oi ChansL
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    DOROTHY HURLS THE JAVELIN
    37 11 A FINE action study of Corporal Dorothy Wilmshurst (Changi) as she throws the javelin. The e\ent w;is won by SACW Bailey (Seletar) with a throw of 73ft. tin. Second was Sgt. Smith (Seletar).
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      32 11 WU^ jar y/j£jo M£JIN4 flp CEILING FANS ARE AVAILABLE FROM THE CITY ELECTRICITY DEPT. ON HJ3E AT ONLY $1.00 PER MONTH. CONSULT YOUR ELECTRICAL CONTRAC 7 OR RING PHONE Z EXTN. 352
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    IS IT REALY 15 YEARS SINCE THIS HAPPENED?
    1106 12 It was certainly the most macabre Sunday lunch-time appointment i ever let out to keep. My host was to be Jacques Mornard. notorious political assassin. The meeting place: Mexico City jail, i was going to lee the man whoae nationality, whose real
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    If Johnny can't do sums, his home is unhappy
    189 12 A CHILD who is BAD :it arithmetic often Lead! ;m unhappy home Ufe. A child who li GOOD at arithmetic but slow In lcarniii" to read often Is happy a1 home These finding i were pre lented to Kent County Council
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    I CALL ON THE MAN WHO KILLED TROTSKY
    404 12  -  HUGS DUNDAS Cabled from Mexico City, where a man could leave jail— AND DOESN'T mospnere, surrounded by mall, scurrying, dark fac< d men m prison uniform. I .settled my back against the counter and carried on half an hour's agreeable conversation. THE
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    Honour for young Singapore cameraman
    155 13 Honour for young Singapore cameraman THE honour of being tlu i youngesl cameraman m Malaya lo l>c awarded thr degree of A.R.P.S. goes to Mr. Chua Soo-Bin of Ihe Singapore Camera Club. Mr. Chua. a twenty-three-year-old commercial artist with an advertising agency, is strictly an amateur cameraman. Another Malayan to
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    Bridge Hand
    241 13 Bridge Hand IX^EST opened the queen of ea and as propounded m recent issue of the Bridgi I /inc. the problem i South make three no-trump I] he be deft aU d?" What do you think? if Bast didn't have that of spades, it will be seen that h must
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    FARMERS' TOUR
    65 13 AT hast 250 American farmers on special '-ft day "farmers' tours will v\ if Europe this summer. Hie trips backed by Sabena airllm s and Americas Farm Bureau will cost $4,000 per farmer I mid New York. Some of f h«» Farmers wUI visit the Royal I ;inca
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      99 13 c *»l am A luxury liair cream 4 al a price to suil everyone Good news fr.r smart, ud! groomed men Sitvikrifl Half mis now tviiiablc at i greatly reduced pri Silviknn flair Oreun is a luxury, high dm Cfttlfl thai COi> trols the hairallda;. long Rrilhool making if p
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      197 13 LI i:s ACSOSfI C An urtida *6 b* lore itie prim 1 Miniature f9) -4 Fruit with a hooked end (7) 7 Clumsy a aG< i^nk petrol, ptr (G. T), hai ft I] ing like 1 l»). 10 A hundred hl.ake- n A fj Kpearean king (5). 24 Hang with
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    Lock icon 'GAIETY GIRL'
    46 14 picture. A LARGE red rose decorates the frown oi this boater worn here kf Maria Srarafia. Ihe hat. entitled "(iaietv Girl," is of s|»i -Lilly -stiffened white net and is trimned with a red veil. It was created by Madßi* (hard of London- Reuter
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    Don't flinch if he calls you a scorpion
    50 14 Don't flinch if he calls you a scorpion VIISS VICKI MILLS is something of an expert on love m 30 lan'^ua^es. She supplies musical clues on a TV programme, Columbia Broadcasting System's "Name that Tune." In the course of her duties, MUs Mills sometimes. for example, h;us to sing m
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    She simply HAD to buy that HAT!
    86 14 She simply HAD to buy that HAT! IADY (Molly i Muggins j was complimented on her hat. a tiny black straw affair with a huge >( i rose, by Mr A Creech Jones and other Socialist MPs at I cocktail party at Clarldge'i Hotel, Lon- m 1 It mi I
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    TIMELY TIP
    37 14 REMEMBER you will ik-i rt ht> able to heat iijt the v kite oi eggt to (i really \tiff conil \tency \j Ih I any of the yolk I left with them. ""•'•"••miiniii»iiimiiiuiiiini« ,iii MI
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    IT'S JUST A WAY OF SAYING 'I LOVE YOU'
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    1651 16 TICKET TO TROUBLE A strangler among the stars... but no one listens to Louise! LOUIBE KR\SHK. a British itlftft. off for the Film Irsliv.il at innov on the Irt'inli Kivii r.i At M;irsei!l«' S a itnMMtt H(»m.in rrroinruriiils a hotel m Caiinrs it wlmli to stay: the Hot.] Fantastic* k»pt
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    887 17  -  Bob Thomas iiiniii by mum NOW EVERYBODY TALKS ABOUT 'THAT SHEREE KH>' < IKREE NORTH has wiggled briefly m a Hroadway show, even more briefly three minutes) m a film, and three or four TV hows. That is the sum total of appearances before
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    452 18 RUSSIANS MAY ALSO THINK OF WIMBLEDON IN TIME B I A luxury' sport m the Union j rpllK h\Y MAY NOT BE so VIKV I MI DISTANT WHEN 1 Mil Rl SSI ANN Will. Xi: CHALLENGING FOR THE WIMBLEDON LAWN TENNIS TITLES .\s ™EY ARE NOW siirisMiiii DOlNf. IN THI
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    73 18  - R.A.F. CHANGI SPORTS ROUND-UP Ralph Blakeman ,m"«wiuwim«iiwmin!f»niiitMiiiMM»( T AMCIS (civilians employed at Changi) who won the inter- section knockout (up soccer competition. They beat Base Accounts 2 l m the final. Back row: Dollah bin MasUl (coach), Ibrahim, Suppiah, Osman bin Dollah. Centre: Ahmed bin Haji Sirat, Salleh bin Ahmed.
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    Wood sets new course record for golf
    840 18 rpHE SPOTLIGHT WAS TAKEN FROM CHANGFS NO. 1 SPORT, SOCCER. LAST 1 WEEK BY THE ATHLETIC MEETING AND ALTHOUGH THE INTER-SECTION LEAGUE FIXTURE LISTS WERE DISTURBED. EACH OF THE STATION REPRESENTATIVE TEAMS WAS IN ACTION DURING THE WEEK WITH VARYING SUCCESS. On Monday,
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      45 18 E Among the distinguished features 3 ffi of this Austin truck is the powerCul 4 litre B engine making this s tonner truly unbeatable; S g outstanding m operating economy; dependable 5 B and versatile m any fob giving the truck a <^^- BORNEO MOTORS l,m,teo
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    Bougainvillea is best bet at K.L tomorrow
    672 19 Bougainvillea is best bet at K.L tomorrow Pick your winners with lIIfiPASSSI'* I BET IN TOMORh ROW'S RACES AT KUALA LUMPUR, SEI) DAY OF THE \NGOR TURF CLUB'S LV MEETING, APPEARS TO BE BOUGAIN I LEA IN THE CLASS 5, DIVISION 2, EVENT KR 5J FURLONGS. Bou'ainvillca has been placed
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    44 19 I>unr. \i;i i scratchings i ■I for at Kuala Lumpur I tomorrow are: Oolong, Duke, Epsom, i.Siam Rice. Inaware, Tail Light, Record Time, Shoe- shine Boy, Davenport, Power Wind, Matrix, Fly- ing Close and Four Char- mers. The going remains good. '.lllllHlllllllliffltllllllllttlltltllllllllllllllHlltlllMllllt
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    528 19 Cl. 5, Div. I-Abt. 7 Furs. Siam Rice 9.00, Pasamora 9.00, Unaware 8.09, Rosalind 8.07, Grandeur 8.06, Leonora 8.06, Clear Vision 8.05, Actor II 8.01, Flag of Peace 8.00 Pearl Snap 8.00. Well Being 7.10. SIAM RICE has put up some sterling performances lately and
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    437 19 PIU'A HUI HUA won the "A" v Division individual championi at Boys Town second annual ie meeting. There was a tie between Deng toon Oiap and Benedict Yunus for B" Dn ision honours. Anthony Tay runner-up. briel House were champions >l!oued
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    66 19 HUA WON BUT HE MUST PAY FOR PRIZES lib T T -W^ CTViW Brittain, 25-year-oid British cycling ace, ujas ai Liverpool il yesterday that he cannot rereni Prague-Berlin cycle race— unless he pays The prizes radio sets, cut glass and a canteen of cutlery arc being held \ni the customs
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    Lock icon ENGLAND STRUGGLE TO AVOID DEFEAT
    524 20 ENGLAND STRUGGLE TO AVOID DEFEAT Compton and May m great stand riNGLAND WBI STRUGGLING TO WOlli IJfFEAI E AGAINST SOUTH AFRICA ON I 111 FOURTH DAY Of l II F 'i hum rRI?KET TOT VI MANCHESTER YESTERDAY IN i'l I I I HNF C:K.VITKV BY PETER MAY THEIR CAP rVIV
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    114 20 ENGLAND FIRST INNS— 2B4 mi I II AFRK A FIRST INNS: (SATI'RDAY IS) FOR SEVEN) RleGlcv not out 101 Fay field b Tyson Urine not out Extras 31 Total (for 8 wkts. deol.) The c-iK"tn wicket Mi at 491. Adc-tM-V did not bat. BOWLING: O M R W li.dsrr
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    Ong champion again; 3 titles to Gladys
    129 20 Ong champion again; 3 titles to Gladys THE Singapore and Malayan champion. On« Chew Bee. won the Singapore lawn tennis singles title for the fifth year— and the fourth time m succession— when he beat Lim Hee Chin by 6-3, 3-6. 7-5 m the final played at Tanglin Club yesterday.
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    407 20 TN ONE OF THE FINEST AND MOST THRILLING SOCCER 1 MATCHES SEEN AT JALAN BESAR FOR A LONG TIME. MALAYS SCORED TWO LKKY GOALS TO BEAT RAF 2-0 IN THE COMMUNITY LEAGUE CAME YESTERDAY. RAF were unlucky. They were the better
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    H.K. SERVICES XI
    55 20 Hong Kong Combined Services cricket team to play Singapore Services 4n a two-day match beginning on the padang today at 11 a.m. is: Maj. Chubb icapt.i 2/Lt. Ford, Lt. Snooner, S^t. Dhaber. Sgt. Carnell. F, Sgt. Taylor. PO Green. Lt. Pritchard. 2/Lt St. Johnstone, Maj. Howard-Dobson. Lt.
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    A.A.A. ratifies Grose's hammer mark
    99 20 A. A. A. ratifies Grose's hammer mark THE Singapore Amateur Athletic Association has ratified as a new Singapore record the l."<9ft. sin. throw by Peter Grose la the Hammer event two weeks If*. Grose made this effort during the heats of the Police championships and his application for recognition of
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      28 20 %f %f^o m X A I m fl m\ II I ii > I II Z~ MALAYAN WIRE MESH FENCING CO. (1946) LTD. 7jms Bukit Timah Road Singapore Phone
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      65 20 MX i niv i i:».« I* i M 5 llltf i,i..n mimn ihv. ;a mm v v KinU Rang.-is. Oqfrmg: !>•> :iR: >( S.\. Windsor Rovers. SERVICES LI IGUE: DIV. 1 Rml Si U nals v i: > K-I-- J X \V S.Utar DIV. 8: MKNMf v tUUfU RK.M.F. v
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      12 1 FREE PRESS SUPPLEMENT PRINCE'S HOTEL GARNI Tuesday, July 12, 1955. Singapore's Hotel-de-luxe
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      264 1 LUXURIOUS comfor! and efficiency comparison the keynotes of Singapore's newest el— the PRINCE'S IOTEL GARNI. v Furnishings and fit- 4 S of the latest style «n the United States, England and Switzerland have been installed m accordance with the management's policy of making the hotel comparable with any hotel [n
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        91 1 PRINCE'S HOTEL GARNt iimimnm "i i i t ORCHARD ROAD J SINGAPORE 9 f ALL DAILY RATES INCLUSIVE OF: Sitting Room b Bedroom Double $45.00 Early Morning Tea or Coffee E Laundry fied-Sitting Room 1 Double $32.00 ALL ROOMS AIR-CONDITIONED 1 ALL ROOMS WITH: Bed-Sitting Room Single $25.00 Attached Bathroom
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        67 2 WHERE ONLY THE BEST WILL DO 40 9 000 §q. ft. LIANU FOR WALLS AND FURNITURE H y^^_y^W^^ Ly IS Rt A .vX'^XvivivXv. hmHhTd n v I. m a v n v PLASTIC FLOOR TILES FOR FLOORING IN ROOMS CORRIDORS AND STAIRCASES 10 9 000 Sq. ft. ACOUSTIC TILES FOR
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      Old-tashioned shophouses are transformed into luxury hotel
      966 3 THE task set to the architects and the various contractors involved m the renovation of Prince's Hotel was a challenge to all participants, on account of ihe manifold problems posed by a job of this Kind. It meant m fact the transformation of
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        52 4 1 SANITATION B a L 555= w GENERAL ENGINEERING CO. jjjjj 108 ORCHARD ROAD iv t| iMIMJI I I I i jb< j// Sanitary Ware m the new Prince's Hotel by j 1 1 z A 1 Associated I::::: NDUSTRIES LTD. SOL£ AGENTS: H PATERSON SIMONS CO., LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA
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      GLASS DOORS HELP TO SPREAD LIGHT
      1335 5 rrHIS is the Age of Glass! 1 Glass brings more sunshine into houses, more light into factories. During the last 100 years, glass has become accepted and widely used as a structural material. Improvements m the techi iquc of manufacture and a great increase
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        25 5 aJ^^c^s BRANDY THE CONNOISSEURS '7 Si?fJ<y///X rwnirF m mwmmp ■riiijivyiwr 1 r i^ Kl^"t I OF COURSE! SOLE AGENTS;- A. CLOUET b CO. (Malaya) LTD.
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      Bathrooms are the last word in fittings
      367 6 Bathrooms are the last word in fittings BATHING In rivers and .s trc a m s hjus disadvantages f'>i »M bnt primitive men arid with the nrst stirrings of civilisation efforts v.» n exerted to nv*<ki' bathing a pleasant occasion. An Inspection "f ancient ruins Inevitably leads one to conclu
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        80 6 S.ANDARI) gilALm Mig^^2^ KVN\WVtiI 7 7 BANKERS SAFI FIRS! STRENGTH STRONG ROOM DOOR N V\V VI 1 1, J llinMl l(1 IPI ((IIIIR I IRI RESISTING DOOR /111 I |> O i^ CriliotS WALL SAFE $r v^i I /I I iiS«^s^J^^^^^?^^^^*?/?'^ I v f l l I r »r> H
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      These panelled walls will assist to keep rooms clean
      1232 7 These panelled walls will assist to keep rooms clean lIERSTORP PANEL was chosen for the panelliny of walls, corridors, doors, and furniture m the Prince's Hotel Garni, j roving once again that this is the wisest choice appearance, durabiland timeless elegance. This plastic laminate Is ifactured m Sweden by ,ka
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      New refrigerators are a wonderful lot
      6 8 New refrigerators are a wonderful lot
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      12 8 Corner of a single-bed-sitting room. Note private refrigerator set m wall cabinet
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        48 8 1 ENJOY LUXURIOUS C00L... COMFORT 'm. '^J pi ,g AVAILABLE FROM b^^tm^. SLUMBI 111 »M) LTD. /ILL 1.1. llJl.yL* ULALLIij TOTHtLAU KINGCI-OROEVI, Sole Agents; OVERSEAS CORPORATION (AUST) LTD. 18 Cecil Street, Singapore. METAL WINDOWS AVFDY'C VENETIAN H¥ CX I J B L I N D S Singapore 9
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      SECURITY PROBLEM SOLVED
      713 9 rrHE House of Chubb 1 wu founded m 1818. In that year Jeremiah Chubb patented the famous detector lock, shortly afterwards producing the world's first burglar and Ore-resisting safe. It is resting to note that first post pillar box m Britain was fitted with a Chubb lock
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        135 9 PILKINGTON PRODUCTS FOR THE GLASS AGE "ARMOURCAST" DOORS 111 I >f .M Hark doorways vanish when "ARMOURCAST glass doors are fitted. t| If j. I here is no risk of injury from threshold collisions. J'hese wonderful |J||l I|||||§ new doors are translucent but not transparent. They let the light i|B
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        334 10 i LEONARD i I /f^ar/s again m lyool g 8 m P3 MODEL LRAC- 154-D H hpC *.p. 7«odcZ a/so available) M "*Tjr-" .^^r^ r r 7r; ViWr> LEONARD has J v I TPlcSl^B? V lv 1 a fA lllli r iH refrigeration for i "'.3 SJ A P? \vli
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      S'PORE HOMES NEED\u000d\u000aGOOD ROOFS
      739 11 S'PORE HOMES NEEDGOOD ROOFS OVER three thousand years ago m the Near Middle Eastern intries, the trend was build houses with flat fs; these roofs could n be used for many poses such as storing In, for sleeping m a cool protected place, and battlements against wandering marauders. Even as
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      139 11 hesive value m a vi ry short t.riH-. if. however, the membrane were COVen d v. .th an insulating material, such .1^ Unifil Exfoliated VermlcuUte or Thermotile tasulai Tile, the heal will tx di p( rsed evenly throughout the Insulating material and so aHow the bitunu n to tain all
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      DESIGN FOR BETTER SLEEP
      278 11 CAN sleep be designed? No but there can be a design for better sleep and Prince's Hotel were aware of this when they specified "Slumberland'' Red Seal mattresses for their modern and luxurious hotel. Slumberland Ltd.. London, the manufacturers, have been designing for better sleep for
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      There's only ONE place like it in the world
      225 11 IN the Bouth-West ol I there i n called Cognac ound v i centred ol the i famous viii'-y-iic. ol '<••• i it is there tii.it i i ,i. the undisputed ku^ of bl i.s made. Tin- < country i. vtiy
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      Decoratic Blinds
      163 11 Decor a tic Blinds rpHE Prlnce'i Hotel Garni 1 has taken care Of ail the comforts of their boarders and have not overlooked to install Venetian Blinds. They have chosen Avery's Blinds, a product selected for the Festival of Britain Exhibition, London These blinds are decorative, practical and give an
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        46 11 I'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii M 7 s YJZE NEE SECK 201 A Anson Road Singapore. Tel: ***** 1 have pleasure m announcing that they VvGIS II It; i General Contractors I 1 m the building of I PRINCE'S HOTEL GARNI We undertake all Building Constructions, Renovations, Decorations etc. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
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        30 11 I ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION I!!!! 1 'EDMSWAi\' I ii!li CABLES, FITTINGS 1 and LAMPS R.E. MO II It IS A CO., LTD, IB IBD Ballerj Road, Singapore m Telephone ***** :::n
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        45 12 I i I All Furniture 1 i I and Woodwork for PRINCE'S HOTEL GARNI I designed and executed by *v i vT i3^^i^^& til "*l l■ s JH 2 j 1 |llr "1 i B i If I I /I r j DIETHELM CO., LTD.
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