The Singapore Free Press, 4 May 1956

Microfilm: NL2445
Total Pages: 20
1 20 The Singapore Free Press
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    Masthead
    17 1 The Singapore Largest Afternoon Sale in Malaya No. *****. Singapore. Friday, May 4, 1956. Price 15 Cts.
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    A DANCE OF DELIGHT BY THE MERDEKA MEN
    411 1 A DANCE OF DELIGHT BY THE MERDEKA MEN ilt looks like success in London THE SCENE 7 CAN'T BELIEVE IT -Marshall Special despatch trom Harry Miller MR. DAVID MARSHALL, SINGAPORE'S CHI E F MINISTER, SEEMS TO HAVE CARRIED IT OFF. HE AND THE LABOUR FRONT DELEGATES IN LONDON FOR THE
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    COLONY FIRE HAZARD
    273 1 COLONY FIRE HAZARD JAGO Lane, the scene of yesterday's Singapore fire in which six human beings and a cat were roasted alive, is an absolute fire trap, with no means of escape through the rear. The place this morning presented a ghastly appearance. Some of the families who lost all
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    Lock icon Channel crossing by chute!
    84 1 Channel crossing by chute! Frenchman O m a r 3 Naudin prepares his E parachute for an Eng- E lish Channel crossing with a difference. E He is to fly from Ca- lais to a point on the Kn glish coast between Folkestone and Dover. E From a height of
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    AILING JUMAT MAY BE AT TOP TALKS TODAY
    91 1 JNCHE Abdul Hamid bin J Haji Jumat, Singapore's Minister for Loc il Governm' ■nt, Land.; and Housing, who ha.s been indisposed (Or the paSt tWO day.s Is "progres Ina well/ according to reponj trom London. The Minister hopes to oe well enough
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    Rubber price
    33 1 The Singapore Rubber Market opened this morning on an uncertain toi t with firsi grade, May ship ment at HBS, cents a lb three-eighths of a cenl above yesterday's clo .in"
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      53 1 \/^tisu The Trufood Trio fi k\^ y fz(7f x ~C S3 41w HUMANISED TRUFOOD q Most like Mother's Milk. i If you c.in'r feed baby yourself >>__- give him Humanised Trufood. •FOLLOW -ON TRUFOOD £=S! TRUFOOD CEREAL FOOD THE FEDERAL DISPENSARY LTD. IM Raf Firs PLA< f INC.APORF COLD STOfMCE:
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    These odd job men were magnificent
    279 2 135 BOYS ROUGH IT' AT COLONY WORK CAMP IMIMM V FIVE boya from 15 clubs responded to the Federation ol" Boys' Clubs flrst work camp and turned the Lim Chu Kang holiday camp, a_*.__ lum inty. n hive of activity for five days last
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    MOZART RECITAL POSTPONED
    66 2 The Singapore Musical Society's Mozart recital has been postponed to next Monday. Time and place are the same Noise from outside trom another function would have ruined all enjoyment Of the music last Monday. If you are unable to go next Monday, your money will be refunded
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    2 years gaol for looting
    53 2 An 18-year-old Turkish auxiliary policeman was sentenced to two years imprisonment at Nicosia (Cyprus) yesterday for looting. He pleaded guilty to having taken five packets of cigarettes from a tobacco company's premises when a Turkish mob broke in on April 23 and a Turkish employee
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    Lock icon BACK HOME AGAIN
    61 2 Mrs C. H. Kiat, right, and Her daughter Mr. Evclvn U 7 inn-° h 400 'ou..d-.rip passenger, of ho 24.00U ton Chusan who have just returned from their trip to |«pan. During their visit. wh, f h wi, cherry blossom time Th 7 rr G rdr n6
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    COMER KNIFED IN SOHO
    162 2 COMER KNIFED IN SOHO J ONDON police are trying to break down a waii oi aang s t e r secrecy which shields razor slashers who left a former under world leader bleeding on the pavement on Wednesday night. The attack was made in front of his terrified wife. The
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    Lock icon HE HE'S A NEW GRACE ACE KELLY
    84 2 The actress. Miss Cathy Summers, i s the new discovery being groomed to replace Grace Kelh in Hollywood. Twenty-two-year-old Cathy, brought up in America's southern states, has an air of sophisticated charm to enhance her striking physical beauty kue is at present under
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    Lock icon DAG'S MISSION OVER
    94 2 MR. DAG HAMMARSKJOELD, the United Nations Secretary-General left Cairo by air for Rome early this morning at the end of his "on the spot" peace mission to the Middle East. Before he left Mr. Hammarskjoeld saw Lieutenant Colonel Gamel Abdel Nasser, the Egyptian Prime Minister. Earlier he
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      34 2 j GRAND ANNUAL i _____9_H__^ ______sS_K«_L I E The more you buy ri hi K h. the Grander you $A V E Buy Today HARDIAL SINGH SONS ltd. 26, Raffles Place Sporc-1 Phone *****/3
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      75 2 special OFFER at these low, low prices! TOMORROW WORLD RENOWNED LADIES SHOES $5 $10 BALLY Cr DOROTHY PERKINS per pair I DRESS MATERIAL REMNANTS, from 95 cts. < Including Cottons, taffetas, piques, etc. 36" width. p(r y 1 CHINAWARE famous makes a Vi PRICE. wIIIbLASS Czechoslovakian, German and English tj.
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    Lock icon They conquer their shyness—and beat a killer
    490 3 They conquer their shyness— and beat a killer THE FREE PRESS PUTS THE SPOTLIGHT ON A HUSH-HUSH SCOURGE i 1 M.KKAI. diseases in Singapore ire being beaten, but they will conl tinue to threaten the health of the city if people are complacent and not vigilant. This warning was given
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    'ABOLISH DISPUTES LAW'
    110 3 'ABOLISH DISPUTES LAW' SINGAPORE'S Acting Chiel Minister, Mr. Chew Swee 1 Kee. yesterday promised to consider all the 12 resolutions passed at the May Day rally held on Tuesday. The resolutions will be submitted to Mr. Chew short- iy Mr. Chew would not com ment on the resolutions "until I
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    QUEEN TO WRITE TO COLONY YOUTH
    305 3 I^HE Queen will send a special message to the foung people of Singapore >n Empire Youth Sunday, May 13. The chairman of Singa.Touth Council, Mrs. Advertisement A baby knows setter than you... Baby's tears may be due to lot of things a stray 'ty-iMi
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    Lock icon Signs contract
    46 3 Mr. Norman Wi sdoni Bl tish comedian, said ye tei riay on hi.s ..nival back 111 London from a vi.ut to the united states that he hu. signed a contract to make a film a year for an Am' (l lc in company Reuter
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    Trans-Atlantic air fares cut
    43 3 Trans World Airlines announced yesterday what it termed "the 1 lowest passenger fares in the history of transatlantic scheduled air travel." The line said It was offering a round trio from New York to London for M5525 each way.
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    Lock icon Models irl miniature
    39 3 pU tore ll Two htth mannequins > children rasnion snow a Windsor. Berkshire model mv cotton pinafore >kirt with white embroidered blouse fleft) and s\ sundress and knickers of poDlln with in attractive a smocked top Reuter
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    Outram turns commercial
    181 3 OUTRAM School Singa pore, will soon be con verted into a comme.cia secondary school. It i now in the process o growing up from a primary into a secondary institu tion. In the words of Mr. C. P Purcell. the Deputy Per manent Secretary fo Education: "As
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      42 3 °A.78- *l iUIi'.'IU.IB t\o pnce premium m.f\X3L for a premium product' WWWW I LmW S^* mineral waters Iff."- vl kchwipm. o#y oiNctMH fin mm lEMONAOC C, INC, F R PTFR i TONIC WATER SODA WATIR DRV QlNQfft ACC «f| t. mmmm mai
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    WINSTON, THE HISTORIAN
    750 4  - Sir Winston strikes a blow for King Arthur CUMMINGS ROBERT BLAKE WINSTON, THE HISTORIAN by h ?J r rilE publication of 1 the flrst volume of Sir Winston Churchill's long-awaited "History of the English-Speak-ing Peoples" is a notable event. It was begun and largely completed during the dismal 1930's when
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  • The Singapore Free Press
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      Lock icon Opinion Assurance awaited
      212 4 Opinion Assurance awaited npHE Federation and Singapore pin their i)'d> s for conl inued and growing prospei ity upon d< v lopment. And to achievi this, both territories must have an inflow from overseas of the capital required. Capital has but one' aim a return for Its investments, assuming all
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      TALKING POINT
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      23 4 I A MOM* A GEM SET II I. M.S P N.HENDKY y unit 4' I lili ii; M 7K So; Oi I Sii.^.ajM.rt'-G.
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      76 4 DO NOT j^ 7 shout n£?zC_ tNSTAIL CHEAP ANO EFFICIENT INTER-COM PHONES t\ Efficient, inexpensive and reliable. y"*"^ ERICSSON intcr-com phones give f ''m\. adequate inter-office communica- V tion without crowding-out" rgtt clients' calls. I L y&jjfc j Conference' facilities allow >ou W, s to speak with any or all
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    Lock icon Singapore Spotlight
    1088 5  - Si ng ap ore Spo tli ght ADELAIDE EASTLEY ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦By !4 PROUD young man Ais handsome Mr. Desmond Neill, attached to the Stngam Ministry of Labour, who has just been ud mitted to a select circle oi literati on the Continent with hi.s book, The Elegant published by John Murray
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      195 5 I For Your Early Selection THESE ARK OM.V A FEW OE TMF MOST LATEST I JUST UNPACKED Skilfully <> TAILORED FINISHED! A, WITH SWEEPING SWIRLING FLARES jf LADIES SKIRTS f tf Practical as well as prctlv, because they »rc nude >> << of carefully selected genuine American latest >> materials,
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      210 6 ..I m^ Mmma\ WIMC IKI ■'«*<* lalk and l'liel iJavis MHMMnHH THERE'S AN 'OUI FOB WHERE Vl THINK THIS I H/tY O/P OON'T KNOW OKjV. WISE GUY <0U ASKED |j /-__l-_____fe i^S^^V^ f&BBk cr(/N 9 SNOOT 3t"V#£ &£wJS __4__i_i_til ilil*aJ Em__ TAit/A_\ by Kdsjar Hire llurrougb* ■—■■■I HIIIIH I MM
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      709 6 j I _t> \^y~~ L_* f pORN today, you have B rather eon t X l> plex personality, despite th< I ict J that on the surface you appeal tc J be frank, open and thoroughly direct J Actually, vou hav« a rath, r j nature and often 'nay be
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      196 7 LONDON, May 3 1 levious Today N RSS tXt lIH bu y« 25* buyei Broueau ports .May 25% sellers 25 .-li,--,J No. I KSS ci... 25% buyers 25' buyers Bropean porta June 259. sellers 251 sellers Blf. m. nu i kss spot 26 buyers 26 buyers 26
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      New York prices
      110 7 Above price* quoted in U.S. cents per lb. SNEW YOKR, Mav 3 Previous Today Straits spot and nearby 98.12 nom. 98.00 nom futures Mav 96.50 bid 96.50 bid 98.00 asked 98.00 asked June 95.65 bid 95.65 bid 96.85 asked 96.85 asked July 95.45 bid 95.45 bid 96.25
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      U.S. PEPPER
      38 7 Blabar Lampong spot, await- ing release 27. afloats 26 I Mav in§|r., .flouts and May all 254. June 24' 2 Sellers ex-dork. at p i Aik spot and awaitAbove prices quoted in U.S. cents per w.
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      33 7 «NEW YORK. May 3. Previous Today hdustrials 512.78 514 03 gwoada 176.14 178.01 i.__h..? me?air Bonds 96 66 96.65 Sf/' 11 11^ 65.15 65.48 •Mi-M'ks om posite Average 181.69 182.67
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      112 7 f LONDON. May 3. Previous Today RA Philippines c.i.f. U.K./ 2^'tl' European delivered fAj;'. 11 Pf r lon ff ton May /June $205 sellers $204 sellers OiPKV straits c.i.f. UK/North I propean delivered weight per Ij 1 May/June £72 4 buyers £72'. buyers £73% .sellers £73
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    'S'PORE BASES WILL NUT BE ABANDONED'
    135 7 'S'PORE BASES WILL NUT BE ABANDONED' i yJ^!?[ °V K W COaBBSFONDENT traita to -b_SSon^.{^2" U :,u \Z,nZt'Z ZZ^ n S^"* defence*. incomaiee In Ceylon to the SEAIO -r bmSSS ZnZ \Z'ZZ ,_n>eM_Wlv. native available could prcvlde un alteranything Ccyin^-J^X"- 1 '■"»""v tat wiperlo. to U.-0",.. ft «VJMf e ;u
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    Pleasure, says a police chief
    184 7 A POLICE chief who £X prosecuted a young man who drove his car while he had his left arm round his I girl passenger said to the Oxford magis-] trates: "It was a pleasure to find a case of this type." Superintendent L. J. Quelch
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    Twins' courting ratu breaks down
    149 7 Both the 16-year-old twins liked to sit In the front room with their rl friends, SO theii father put them on a rota But the System broke down and ono of the twin. >ver six feet tall was charged with kicking hi.s lather and cutting
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    Guess where
    45 7 Sj Here's another "ancient S S monument'' to net vou KiiessiriK. Well, do YOU know where it is? Yes- gf Sj terday's pieture was 5 taken on Cavenagh \Z S Bridge. Only three _z people phoned Ofl with the ri^ht answer! SS -•liiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini7
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    IKE TO SPEAK
    21 7 The White House announced yesterday th;it President Eisenhower will make an important foreign policy speech on May 25.
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      24 7 MAERSK LINE S'PORE N. YORK ANNA MAERSK i5/iBM, T i.-. (Second Call) DAI am a ff ALMA 14/26 May 5 July B HIP MAERSK
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      37 7 l^-^-6__-E^! H H t_C?' 'S4m___^T__sl-_ i MID-YEAR SALE hill/111/' 3" GOOD BUYING at SE :i GRAND SAVING. GIAN SINGH CO, LTD. 30-t, Raffles Place S pore— t Phone *****/6 "J IV-_ y B /J'.V.V.%V.V-r d B /.V.\\V.V.V.V/^.V.V.V/^.'A'
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      96 7 Tottuy's tough sr res z\ t\^%__4//r^ -i i -s* iA. x v 9 Ci/Z^\\ edv^S- S HL I I// tH. (!sV_ >A S "l I J A'V H*PPQC*__- SINCAPORE j HICH TIDES X TODAV; i .22 a.m. and t 6 16 p.m. J SATURDAY: 543 a.m t and 7.19 p.m.
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    The courtiers thought they hud won, but the hing wreaked a strunge und terrible rerenge...
    769 8 The courtiers thought they hud won, but the hing wreaked a strunge und terrible rerenge ITNDER the high vaulted roof ol the great monastery church ol Alcobaca ju Poi I Liga I tood the en tin- courl ol King Pedro i. Encircled by guards armed with pikes they watched ashen
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    The Montrous Coronation
    347 8 Promptly. Pedro ha d Ine/ brought back to Portugal ami on an estate near Colmbra they lived p,r the next ten years and had four childn ii Tlieir love and happiness won ihem the affection of the bulk ol ibe eommon King Al Ion: o ii' 'W
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    THE WORLD'S STRANGEST STORIES
    413 8  -  M. W. WHITE hy But when the l (Jiir h I dren screamed in terror. I was too much for the oIH King- and he ordered tv counsellors t 0 top u J n e Silence the four men rode away. On the road back to
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    DAILY TRANSFUSION TO KEEP ALIVE
    135 9 When doctors told James i.arner, 27-year-old student from the San Francisco State College lie had to have a transfusion a day to keep aiive his classmates and instructors voluntered to supply the need. J*;n Garner, who suffers from mterna] haemorrhages, is married and has i
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    READERS DIVIDED ON GUESS WHERE
    405 9 ijnmmtm Too hard. That's my verdict on the Guess Where pictures you publish. I can get a few of them but some of them are so difficult I haven't even seen them so how could I guess where it was? If you made them a
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    DONORS WANTED -CONSTANT CRY
    546 9 Mother and eli ild die for laek of volunteers "THE baby," said the doctor, "will live but the mother will die unless we can give her immediate transfu>i'.nis of 'O' type blood." The .scene: A ward in a 'jnsapore maternity hos lt al. It is 2
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      221 9 BLUE FILM OPERATORS ARE MAKING BIG MONEY IN MALAYA This weeks WEEK ENDER reveals how women and school-going youths attend Jfllffl [___fc__________»_. these obscene film shows held in posh ..^M fc____ homes in respectable residential areas. _at_t Scotland Yard's Fabian returns to JM series of never to be-forgotten yJmWPsEmE^-wT t'Jl§
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    KEBAYAS AND MAMBOS
    197 10 KEBAYAS AND MAMBOS "THESE pictures taken at the semi-finals of the recent Sarong Kebaya and Mambo Band Competition held at the Happy World Stadium, show that the sarong kebaya of Malaya can rightly take its place amongst the more glamourous national costumes of the world. There were kebayas ot alt
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    The wi Winners
    76 10 The wi Winners I ABOVE: Miss Sharifa Alawiyah, the 17-year-old winner of the Sarong Kebaya competition wearing her "Kebaya Queen crown. m. BELOW: Bintang Ma.am Hi-boran, one of [he winners of the Mambo Bands. Members of the audience at the Kcbaya and Mambo show, above, seem to think it funny.
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      76 11 _f__, _r^^ j^^ j 9^^^ mm^ y /\_aWa*m\ my^ £^p f rMg mtL_\ 3r j m Visit Paris and London/ mHnHW J i_r_C---^_____________^_____________r JPr "H^ Jm\m mmW mmW m l^______________t>—^_______________H a**a^ammmmmm*a\*****r V 1 warn on to Npw fori by one For -•i#rva..on., rail yoyr rrav«l agon* or .ha phone ?4i?
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    Our guest page
    41 12 Stm _l_f«_rco\\. 1 {above) DIANA (above right) Svif-portra it St&'itmZ4>rtuim.it (right) Our guest photographer is Singaporean. Tonv Bole.. I Tony has taken his camera with nim on his extensive trips and here is part of his pictorial record.
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    An open invitation
    95 12 A MATEUR photographers in Singapore, this page is thrown open to you and your camera work every Friday. The Free Press Art Editor invites you to be his guest for a day. Your pictures can appear on this page. Send at least four, please, to the Art
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    And now a British people's car
    420 13  - And now a British people's car BASIL C ARDEW by A DEAL that may 1 lead, in two or three years, to the production of Britain's first real people's car has just been clinched. The British Motor Corporation the merger ol the vast Austin and Nuffield interests ha.s acquired the
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    Lock icon Mr. Huxley follows the Mescalin Trail
    111 13 IN 0 curiou.s cssny, Heaven and Hell, which Chafto and Windus publish at 7s. 6d.. Aldous Huxley follows a clue supplied by his earlier experiments with the American Indian drug, mescalin, which induces visions. He i.s concerned with "the supreme truth thnt perception can
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    Mr. Vincent strolled back to his prison
    940 13 Mr. Vincent strolled back to his prison XAN FIELDING, who was himself captured by the Gestapo, reviews a book on life m a German prison camp a book which, he says, does little to increase one's faith in human nature. A MUSICAL comedy rv based on a pri soner-of-war book
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      112 13 /j^-ivjroy One success leads to another for tho _j_K_l__m^Mf^. "Solvcig" was the winning yacht on her' iffl awl ML arrival at Hobart. ytplpßHOf 1 following closely on thc memorable, y'^^^zzKXm Atlantic crossing by Movado, this latest! /l/z\ II ""'i*o%V experiment confirms thc indisputable fffl*, ~^.«oO_i v\ superiority of Movado's waterproof
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    ELLENS STORY
    1553 14  -  Holly Roth's thriller THE CONTENT ASSIGNMENT' ZZ: Searching for ELLEN CONTENT, the vanished Ameri cjn secret agent, JOHN TERRANT disobeys the orders of the F.8.1, and follows his own hunch; that Ellen is held prisoner somewhere on Seventy-seventh-street, New York. By a process of elimination he finds the
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      33 14 I^V/k Wj&Qa. TOP ft a% M m*. Ifm&z&W. m "°^s 11 1/ W% 1/ SV Ja\ W^f.j-W m 1/ A 1/ W^r—^^ xoKl ff K lIK ii ,<#_■ lml Ilm 11 ,SC,LLAT,NC **mWaWW%JI FANS
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    NOW the Kelly gown for London brides
    174 15 NOW the Kelly gown for London brides FOUR days after Grace Kelly wore it at her wedding at Monte Carlo, a copy of her wedding dress is available on hire to brides in London. ft ft Twenty British seamstresses worked non-stop for 48 hours to produce the dress, which is
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    Her BEST friend was a Maori
    243 15 PHERE was no colour-bar in New Zealand. The Maoris were friendly and intelligent her "best friend'' at school was a Maori «irl. These were some of the facts given by vivacious New Zealand- born Mrs. Donald Campbell (whose husband is the world's water-speed record
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      17 15 1 SCHERERS t Instead of an Apple, take one SCHFRERS CAPBUT_E a health away! SINGAPORE DISPENSARY «f»**__v»_l9
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      57 15 IIIHIIIIIIIimr^^ilMIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlPi: \s<f4£\M m^W tV \Va\ j she holdsl IJm I m VA Beauty! her Essentials to tbe .'^_f_*_ skin that exquisitely cared for Wf! 8 \l 1 i ansf. Anlrna QsS-Ml-M firrarrv B NoiiHisii Ar<b IBS Wlva Crrarn W j--i_ i i a '*^_a <—* Ursngs >kin rooo a \a
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      258 15 DAILY CROSSWORD ha I ____P^ I 1 KB Hfl-Sw CLUES across 4 An ..mount of Imagination, 2 Form In which many a Kir] i.s maybe u,\ an old lag? (7). seen (5) A u 'k for iUI Important pei 5 Moneyed animal in America? 52? I,{) ,4) f) Many B
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    Lock icon HE PAINTS WITH A TOUCH OF MAGIC
    530 16  - HE PAINTS WITH A TOUCH OF MAGIC ADELAIDE EASTLEY DINGAPORE'S ace m O terpreter ot thc spirit ol assimilation Is Mr Chen Wen Hsi in the i jhl years since h ml p ati d here from his native China, his i a Ith bru h and pen i pitoml
    Chotang Wong; A.I.B.P.; A.R.P.S.; F.R.S.A.  -  530 words
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    TME END
    18 16 'iii,' Content A\ Ugnment," by Holly Both, is published hu Hamish Ua milton at 9s. Cd.
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    Bridge Hand
    457 16 look al only f.as»t s hand Neither side vulnerable East dealer NORTH k I J tf 4 2 0 Q 75 J 10 982 WEST EAST 8 7 5 4 9 6 2 7 6 5 1 <? A Q 10 <> 0 K 3 2 0 A
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      57 17 %_j_X wBB B__^& V "PoBBi >^____! >»*" Tm\\W*^^ mi J l ~***l7^W-V _W_n X-fJt BB £_9rflfl _n -.BB ___Krf!________^^P^M. yWT_^V^H _______r\ U -v+~^_^n__ -^r ___B <^_r'9_^ x_E<_---i __Dt\ b ■filming f VI LUNNr W *mmw W w *a W *M wkat maw maw CTRFNrTU al altxcnufn A*k Nk at ft
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      79 17 i#r,'V'' UV\ \n\ \W H wii.- Hi ili H! I «l U'l f i i j money i n here, somewhere »wi__., TT" Zlt I'vi l-li PlB-iillilllJ] lil ill P''// i I'" Whcr *s the place where I scream"" How many times do I have to tell you NOT to
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  • TALKING SPORT
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      U.K. VISIT IS PAD'S CHANCE
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    Money smate my tip for Summer Cup
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    38 20 Philippine badminton players Adnano Torres and Sy Khim Piao arrived In Tokyo yesterday to compete In the Japan open badminton championships lasting to May <i 'i hey are the only foreign participants In the championships.- Reuter
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