The Singapore Free Press, 7 April 1956

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale in Malaya *****. Singapore, Saturday, April 7, 195tf. Prprice l*» C'ts
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    46 1 artist's conception of the 1 si it;-s Navy's .Martin Vanguard << r-stage rocket which lias been -i^M.'d to project the world's first an-m id< satellite into its orbit y iround the earth. in the background is a gantry for placing the rocket on the launching; ss statid. >>
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    A-experts for Malaya
    127 1 (.'deration will be countries to bo ighl u.s. autho--1 n 11 peaceful appllatomic energy. (?ht lefi New York ht for Rome before he Par East to 1 requir menta for the f an Asian nuclear ntre in Manila. International CoAdministration, in ng this in Wash--1 said two
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    Rubber Price
    20 1 Singapore Rubber n (> fi thia morning uncertain tone with April ihipmenl irn{ > a It., i\i eenU rettordajr'g eloting
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    37 1 Mr ii i Clements Managing Director «»f William .inks and Co (Malaya) Ltd, Dresen'ted loni wrvice awardi to ieveral employee, it < tea part) mterday n< ks Men prtmtlag Uu bead Jaga, Mf, Ran SiogD, with gold watolk
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    LEPERS SAY THEY WILL MARCH ON K.L.
    297 1 Grim threat to capital: Police alert T bll slrlkln le|)er P ati of Sungei Buloh settlement some of them highly contagious are threatening to break out through the camp fence and march on Kuala Lumpur to mingle with the public. A first attempt
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    TUC not afraid of wage demand
    139 1 SINGAPORE Trades Union Congress yesterday disagreed with the Civil Service Joint Council (staff side i. that introduction oi' a minimum wage rate in Singapore might result in more unemployment. The T. U. C. president, Mr. ;s. Jaganathan said that unless a living wage were
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    Lock icon Dag leaves on peace trip
    54 1 Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld, United Nations SecretaryGeneral, left New York for his Middle Easi "peace" mission last night. Brtuiv leaving he .nifl t hat wit h t he co operation o\ bol h sidi s, "I fee] chat we may iook with hope to th< future
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    93 1 MX. a. K. TANDON. the Indian Commissioner in Malaya returned by Air India last ni«ht after attending a conference of India's l\ diplomats to Asian countries. He said at the airprut "Indians who have settled abroad and made other countries their home should align themselves with the progressive forces In
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    Lock icon Ceylon to break pact with UK?
    285 2 Ceylon to break pact with UK? nANPARAN A c < PT FOR POLLS V'CTORY HiRS! i ol Mr Solomon Bandaranaike, nou I' nfid< "'l s |IIM lst ls xluns n(xt l nnu \i, nl M.i on comini Into powei might b< <«> break „,r eylon's defend c Ulian< i with
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    Blow for 40 children
    115 2 r o of luck d 41 young, ten ol Ramak na Mi. ion Boyj Home .if not have their o oing picnic I i after all. I the week the bo.it mised for the trip by the U.S. Naval Department fouled a rudder and it., use
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    It's sky blue
    38 2 Prince Rainior ol Monac< '.< terday announci d t ha! he v/ijj w»■ a r ;ky blu< i a I hi Cathedra] wadding to Miss Grac< X the Hollywood in two week: t Imc Rfiiti r
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    House explodese 5 die
    229 2 fadf i TERRACED council house blew up in Southport, Lanes, early yesterday killing all five residi nts, a young married couple and their three children. A fourth child, a three-month-old baby, was in hospital and so escaped. Engineers said afterwards that the gas meter had been
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    82 2 pichn IVn people Including four children were in U'^ When it collided with a lorry in Whitley Road. Sin: I"" The dri\er. Sim Sok Ngec I<>. WoV iu Chia Ah Heng, 36, and Tan Ah Moh. 8. were admitted the General Hospital. Of six people in the lorn women Ifeap
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    Krupp plans a jet comeback
    268 2 CANNON NOW JUNKED KRUPP, the cannon king of every war German has waged since 181-. is preparing a dramatic re-entry into armaments production— am! in i manner few have suspected. [nstead oi cannon and tank i Krupp proposes to produce jet aircraft. Instead I steel,
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    Lock icon 2¼ YEAR RUN ENDS
    76 2 West Berlin's "Kur- 1 c< bel'* Cinema changed s< Its pros ram me yes day for the first iime > «dnee 1053. The theatre managers ment removed "r.one s^ With The Wind" from the screen after some 600.000 Berliners had seen it daring the 28 months
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    NO, NO, NO MR. THOMAS COOK
    113 2 i <>r (he second time inyiU a month Mr Thomas < ook arrivrcl in Singapore «»n board the Thorshov and again h<> was not allowed to k<- ashore while his ship ";»s in port. Reason Thomas (ook •s a stowauaj on the 10,313 ton
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      54 2 At your favorite sporting event MA h. youi pi-., in- j^~^ »vith dclidou Prpsi-Clold r ft 1 lin 1 1 1 1 I! v, J f< <|u,ilit'. |,n rif v v^**^ Hit- (1 V^ 1'• 1 1 <I v 1 1 1 Hr* >r N»«rt tv UNION ito tom c
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    43 3 i»M tlllf Mr. i tin Yon« Koon, president (left) .md Mr. K. Abraham (secretary) «»f lII* Singapore Business Houses Employees' Union, si^nm*; irage agreement v\ l l h William Jacks and Companj (Malaya) yesterday, on i beliall wi the firm's •orketa, free Press
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    Lock icon THERE'S GOLD IN THE TOURIST BUSINESS HERE
    502 3 THERE'S GOLD IN THE TOURIST BUSINESS HERE jf mi mm lime we started pampering visitors to Singapore, says Gardner Plea by travel manager {JHLWS ol incoming ships spend a conservative estimate of two million dollars ;i year in Singapore, according i<> Mr, E, J, Gardner, manager <>l the travel department
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    Harvest in orphans
    210 3 irry Holt, 50 year old A farmer from fcresswe egan, who last. y-' our montrs in returned with i2 orphans, is making s to bring another 500 irenlless youngsters to the United States. [n the last five months,'" explains Holt. I've had < of letters from people
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    Lock icon END OF ROAD FOR 2 KILLERS
    67 3 Kicking and screaming, Robert O. Pierce, 27, went to his death in San Quentin's gas chamber yesterday for the murder oi a taxi driver. Smith E. Jordan. 28, his companion in crime, died quietly with him. It took four guards to strtip Pierce to
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    'Cage' stolen
    61 3 TIIK It*! were red faces outside the Cherche Midi prison in Paris the other day. The bis gates of the prison swung open and a police driver came out. He looked round and found that the "Black Maria" he had left at the kerb had been stolen The
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      34 3 ARRIVED FROM HONG KONG NEW OUTSTANDING COLLECTION JADE DIAMOND SET PLATINUM "Mil m, SPECIALLY MODELLED I DI I) INK) BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS IN BRACELETS EARRINGS BROOCHES RINGS. U H. de SILV^gU* SINGAPORE IPOH KUALA LUMPUR
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      136 3 GARDENING in the LOWLANDS of MALAYA Th,^ gardening l> »ol i r written by Mai jv T leading botai I espe illy \>r Malayan gardetM rs The subjei t is covered completely In an m mncr, and the b »ol« Is d with a cross Index fa ilitating fi I
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      Opinion Power-for whom?
      195 4 Opinion Power-for whom? [EMPHASIS upon the J neci .i';. oi Singapore's internal security being assured when this island attains merdeka is a pointer to the in- asingly widespread concern fell over the lin ure of this island. Hitherto the public has been apathetic and igm d to the cl)an gi
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    FIGHT AGAINST AIR -BORNE PESTS
    1060 4  - FIGHT AGAINST AIR -BORNE PESTS ADELAIDE EASTLEY Singapore, too, plays its part in World Health Da v has a special job to safeguard peoples from di^ease-carrvinq insects by rpHE mi for Sinoi World Hej h I ay is "D< Disea i Cai ij i In--1 i Singapon have had more
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    MY FIRST POLICE LESSON: HOW TO TELL TIME!
    264 4  -  William Baldwin by thi first i learn< d .if Kangema, the out po I tiii hi■■ a [gni (i initially after joining K< Police Ri was \M)\\ to tell timi In n a Colony there two timi thai ol the n md
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      30 4 Optical HOVS£ ZKISS I PUNKTRI S LENSES REFRACTING DISPENSING OPTICIANS OptU idria to U n The 1 I Johon And h.\> II 169 MIDDLE ROAD. SINGAPORE (Between Bencoolen O Waterloo
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      117 4 YOU love koh, i VITESSA Stars him Tke VITESSA with lufll in [«posore Mtttl ond Synchro CompVf w;th Ligl I i -de j Thrrc is |f| exciting combination in the new Voii:' 1 Vitessa L which .isks nothing of you but to press one bu« md you*- picture is snapped.
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      158 5 "if." v '^ffii <■■■-■ •-i3»" ■> v-:";. A M OVA DO waterproof watch beats all records LE HAVRE TO NEW YORK AND BACK immersed in sea water h liner lie-dc-France» has carried across the Atlantic and crproof M OVA DO wafch immersed in sea water At the amazing trial, the
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      34 5 IlillllSlßld I Loo/c Lovelier in a I Jl the most beautiful n most beautifying m (i m Swim suits /f \l the world! Sole Agents: IVTI I SIOII LTD. JJ 66, lli^;h Street, Singapore.
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      1506 5 NjM tOi KWT H, Kili;i el end? Th< md his Band >> th r< I t i i m n v Z«L A fr'X, X*K N\i 11/lU!W,iiii||fl v want for a happy Raffles' Dance Orchestra j** nd. FlOOr-showa by The W 9 1 rt Going water sky PALACE: Dodo L
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      172 6 Vl\M>»\Kl l»> I «< 'Ik a«ii JPMI P«^ W*%%£L >f > AGAIN/ EXPERIMENTS L NOT. THAT A's^oo^'. w Shrunk fopme. V\ |N« 'hi n vv^^J L IOTi back/ I 1 /'^U> u^ I All/.W 2'iilyar ilir^ lliirr<3»ii«»h^ Ss^--^n r /u^onEP TO THE NATIVE |^-x^; j TJ" THEK g T HEY
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      647 6 I i>uk\ today, you have tremendous? t Ij initiative Inventiveness and pager for activity every mom I J the day Y'ui cannot be pursuadi remain Quiet for any length oi time! J ami it there li not inn- going on, are Ihe one to start II J Par< nti oi
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      U.K. closing prices
      182 7 I LONDON, April Previous ioda> No. 1 RSS c.i.f. 26 Vi buyers 26% buyej i »u> April 26 i sellers 26% sellers n». 1 KSS ci.f. 26\-i buyers l-.p, buyers p«rti May 26% sellers 26V£ sellers IK \'fl 1 KSS Spot 27', buyers 26 buyers 27', sellers
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      New York prices
      102 7 NEW YORK. April 6. Previous Today ilts spot and nearby 100.00 num. 100.25 non:. futures Apul 98 00 bid 1)8.25 bid 99.50 asked 99.75 asked M.iy 97.35 bid 97.ti0 bid 98.75 a.sked 98.75 asked Junta 96.25 bid 96.50 bid 97.75 asked 97.75 a.skecl ri Steady. I HIM
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      U.S. PEPPER
      33 7 m npong spot, m afloats and •rii all at 30V&. Sarawak spot ;md awaiting release 30 ifl i:> 29, April 28^, Sellers ex-dock. Above prices quoted in U.S. cents per Ib.
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      29 7 I NEW YORK. Apt 6. Pre\ ions Today tdustrials 516.57 521.05 ailroads 171.4 4 171.58 Bond* ;i* "4 97.92 tiliti) 67.08 (57.14 poslte Average 181.78 182.70
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      105 7 Apri 6. Previous Today I' i'lii'<ip])iin>s c.i.f. I.K./ mth I nropean dVlivered i hi P'T long ton Apr /May 5180 sellers $130 sellers J\. Straits r if. IK/North delivered weight per >~ t ■•<•» \pr. May t»i)i', buyers EGG 1 buyers E66%1 seuera £66% sellers Maj
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    MALAYA WITHIN FALL-OUT AREA
    446 7  - MALAYA WITHIN FALL-OUT AREA Pelham Groom adfas Big fHE desire expressed throughout Malaya for the abolition of [denM,t n.tlr would recelv I'ttle support from American scientists. fh! l! pa fi llarsrlnilislsur(l concerned with Malayan problems: hoo i p s born ot fear not ol Communism, but of the monster which
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    Who ripped auction blankets?
    122 7 Who ripped auction blankets? A MAN who drove 170 miles to an auction of 800 surplus R.A.F. blankets they had been slashed. Were they ripped deliberately? Mr. Geoffrey de described how he found Freitas. M.P. thinks they were and wants to know the reason why. Mr. N. Loynes, secretary of
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    Spares need starts trade
    76 7 A demand in v i ana m for spares for has hi Iped In I reate a i Bi 11 1 firm, firm, B.M I linafid oJ Bii mingh I mm trmatui tt bege > roduci i ompli te nit 1 nd th< i ai d
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    Peace at work atoms
    144 7 Peace at work atoms PRCXjkfc'ij m nuclear rej r devel t will l»e f<_ jtured gf .in ,»f >m r peace exhibition opening in VVj .fiirujton n.-« t 1 1< /li The U.S. government and privatfl Industry are co-operating in ->(;onsonng the second an; .il atomic exhibition tj run until
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      9 7 I •«Bdll t TJ Iff' J< VR I >n3^.
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      96 7 Made BY OSRAM GmbH. BERLIN !< The Shop of Many Varieties for your Tastes! 8 Select what you want from Our I Big Latest Range of > Textiles, Readynnades, rockery, ameras. Jewellery, Shoe Fountain Pens» Electrical Goods, Radios, Refrigerators, Pore >> silk Ties, Rayon lies, Bows, Pure Silk Scarves, Stockings
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      65 7 SINCAPORE I HIGH TiDES i i ODA v j) m ?< >r M, i,v »v\ 'in ,i mi .iini 9.49 p.m MONO v it i in ,i ml [0.1 p.m si* 10.28 I m Itlil p Rl, W EDNI M».\ v 1 1 06 i in in'! II 'l' ptn
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    Lock icon THE HERMITS of NEW YORK
    1431 8  - THE HERMITS of NEW YORK JOHN GOLD by why did the Collyer brothers hide from the world for nearly forty years? I'Hl I ers of the 1 i up the he quiet "This is harles Smith. Thi man dead at 2078 Fifth Avenue." the Collyei isn't l} a; ked the
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    109 9 Dr Hans Bass, i deep- mm diver ;rapher, and Lotto, who I completed a th expedition Caribbean and Ocean, filming tnd other marine feet below the surface. ie> .tro seen with one of tlic ele< trie harS poons which Dr. Hnss used to protect himself << during his deep dives.
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    Medical first —Japs claim
    161 9 Medical first Japs claim npWO Japanese doctors, whose work was aided by American funds, have claimed .success in photographing trachoma virus with the use of a 25,000-power election microscope. The A.sahi Evening News, in a story about their achievement, said it wa.s believed to be the first time in medical
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    Wallet thief slipped up
    77 9 There was do money in Mr. Victor Martin's wallet when it was stolen at Barston Essex. it contained 623 when i? was found by a boy outside a public house a week Later, Police traced the wallet bark to Joseph Ledgerton, of Great Easton. Essex. He
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    NOT WANTED
    34 9 Ton thousand rn^ trees in a Hrid at Calow, near Chesterfield, are to Dp 1 ploughed into the iround Nov. <>n f > want them even though the* axi b«ing given i away.
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    Today's laugh
    14 9 You know old Harry's get ing too soft -hearted foj this game,
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    DREAM HOUSE NIGHTMARE
    216 9 DREAM HOUSE NIGHTMARE 4FTER years of living in ruom.s, tn iiklh'-aged Fred Dutnall and his wife > x were moving into a house of their own, a house boughi after years of pinching and scraping. But instead of being the wonderful experience they had imagined, it was for them a
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    Fashion model missing
    95 9 Fashion model missing t ondon police are searIj ching for Shirley Mas(jn, the 19-year-old burrowgirl who became a fashion model. She disappeared from her Kensington flat* about a fortnight ago. Her father, Mr. Alfred Mason, who has a fruit I stall in North End Road. Pulham. market said: j want
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    Twins wed twins— then they separate
    127 9 Twins wed twins— then they separate rgtWINS married twins 1 in a double wedding at st. Andrew's Church. Hornchurch, F!ss<'\ recently. The brides were 21--year-old Pamela and A ud rey Payne, of Tenny son -way; the grooms were 23 yeat old William and George Mackay, of Woodcoteave., Hornchurch. Pamela and
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    ALL INTRODUCES LUXURY PL NE
    664 10 ALL INTRODUCES LUXURY PL NE :'> f*+ X i Rhani of Jhansi Friendl lessengei a r s a a y r v\ ii air 1 ranspori in- mi try has sol 1' ill ory lii'.'h standard in the fate ol progress n rl developmeni There are rev; parall< Is ol
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    16 10 Mr. W. A. c. Co.d,, Mngapor.', ChM W^ on fcl rc urn BlcrM ,io«" iing.iporc Anport.
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    Have confidence in the air
    137 10 I'he combination ol mechanical and performance superiorities listed below .«n- found unl\ on tinI Super Constellation. Passengers who choose (his luxurious transport for air journeys, therefore, benefit from the added suretj tln> afford. Surplus power: Super Constellations fly, even rlimh on anj Iwo ol Ihe
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    Slumberettes-all the way
    23 10 v c i; now Super Con tellatloi 1 and all fir t-cla ngers h ivi lliJ1 >' reclinii ;i a slumbcrctte
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    A message from Maharajah
    102 10 A message from Maharajah 0 1 in jur e, eighi > Air India Int. m M n its inaugural flight to London. Ihe i d was the Constella- for it was my earnest desire j from /cry start to provide you w th the finest in comfort and service Today
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      22 10 SINGAPORE AIRPORT HOTEL OFFER THEIR CONGRATULATIONS TO AIR INDIA INTERNATIONAL ON THT INTRODUCTION OF SUPEB CONSTELLATION AIRCRAFT TO IHI SINGAPORE EUROPE ROUTE
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    Designed for changes
    394 11 j T^E Super Constellation built by the i Lockheed Aircraft Cor- potation of U.S.A. was not designed for luxury alone. Its design is the result of 20 years rt air transport <.x- perience <*nd two years of en- gineering work. Lockheed set numerous objectives to guide them
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    YOU CAN WIN ONE OF FOUR PRIZES!
    202 13 YOU CAN WIN ONE OF FOUR PRIZES! LAST WEEK'S WINNERS rTHE imkv winners «»f !.«sj week's Colouring uontesi 1 (each oi whom will receive the 95 priie In ouc course) »re »s follows! (1) >i.ss Prabhavathl 525, Kampong Babru Koaa, (>, MlTßTamidah blnil Mum (84) 3«15, n,.,, Rramai Xr P
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    STEVE WINTERS INVESTIGATS
    921 13  - STEVE WINTERS INVESTIGATS KATHLEEN HICKLEY U JtfatfM 4Xi veiuie 4u 13^^ TRUCE OFFER i THE STORY BO FAB I r PIU. l.tinoiis delerlix c, Steve Winteis, and Ihiee assistants, I Snubby, \h I<v and Simon da Silva, air raptured l» a ffUßf railed ihe BUfcCk Brotherhood and t.iken away ahoaid
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      35 13 BEAR ffw'-'y tvj brand wmm^M "flavcured creme mocca CREAMS C0 "jr* H j_. Jk i 7ip7 o hi JF\ Ask your Grocir tor ittrictivi frii booklif of Ktcipcs, Ol nrriti to P O |«1 725
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      264 13 mall voice ipe i k >. shalcilv \> ■'©ho. Wur^Xr. ?"°Th" nudcthi ume other liw,r, lnd Uo oI« r v ;v; eCA* a rsscnger is delighted Ruperi rapidly tells him ol his "Yes. 1 brought. meeting with the Golliwog and oi i boy called Peer." he .ill that has happened
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    I'M HALF-AND HALF
    812 14  -  COMPTON MACKENZIE fafas CANDID OPINION NO. 3 by SIR And an invitation] goes out to 'Mr. X' at l< ol 1 the future, iroppinß melted wax Into tv looking al tea l in i cup. »:;!>• three, however, ..l practised genft illy all over the world a
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    THE INTEREST AWAKENS
    239 14 THE INTEREST AWAKENS Vi ki \n^ the '"til hftf started to ruii in prompted bj this ierlei ol personal testaments written bj ihrewd .iini successful people on bow much ih» > believe <>r don't believe thai the future can be foretold, "Well u> v out," says one somewhat cynical tetter:
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    51 14 ii in s,-.,,.,', s who wm recently In Singapore. »tid co tai tween iccnei ol thl iV.\ 21 X'K c rl lt t 1 !!|l r w hp took thU shot of them Jh wpIHWHavM sequence of "Ouya md Do ll» w a picture which thej wvi j ist eompU
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    AROUND THE COURTS
    536 15  -  T. F. HWANG by Today, the I ree Press presents the first of a series oi weekly articles of happenings in Singapore courtrooms and court sidelights. ,\<-k oi the I A the lr^i experts s nu excuse and valid plea for dell may, how- put tor ward
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    37 15 picture. Three-year-old Wendy Shell confidently takes charge <>f llamas Molly and Olive, wthich she met <>n a visit to the London Zoo. Head Keeper Sam Smith had just brought them from their quarters to be exercised. Reuter
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    It's a barrier to worry and fear
    387 15  -  THOMAS R. HENRY by ALCOHOL causes a last ing deof fear and ty in rats and bably in men. This has been reported to the American H'iatioii for the Ad v a nee m c n t of Science. ►eriments with reported by
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      108 15 L J2/55 Donna Paterson TO EXPECTANT AND m^^X^^^^ NURSING MOTHERS really smart publication that provides a r 1C recorf^ n 8 of rnai> y fascinating details of baby's birth, progress, christening, first remarks [I A> v and actions, photographs and family tree etc. /J\ Wl A aL^ Presented with the
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      THE ONES THAT GOT AWAY
      273 16 THE ONES THAT GOT AWAY MOS jmm ii >h 1 1 1 three great awaj from > i dre mm X' 1 1< i nil IIIIi oiftntrj fo aatii t \n some untaxed romantit realw w xettlc down <t!| an Island In the 1 1.< \rt nofl bad dreanw t
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      -TO A HOUSE SN THE KASBAH
      192 16 The Fieldings, Xan mid member what sort of .stout and beer concoction that is. Then .some customers call cider 'jungle juice,' and others 'scrumphy.' 1 asked whether .she was missing her old .social life. 'No, not really, or anywhere not yet. I've joined the
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      Goodbye...to where the living had been good and glossy
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