The Singapore Free Press, 19 May 1956

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    Masthead
    18 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale in Malaya n.:'. Singapore, Saturday. May 19, lf>.">b. Prire 15 <t«.
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    Next week's reading
    140 1 \'H RKS a wealth of first class reading matter being piepared for publication in your Free Press next week. MONDAY Adelaide Eastley is writing about a new two million dollar •Temple of Education" planned for Singapore, n TUESDAY Pelham Groom is asking "Is vice Of fsVfff Off
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    Lock icon SUGAR WINS
    32 1 Sugar R.u r Robinaon retained hit world middleweighl title by kiuxkliH' jiil Hobo OLson In 2 nun 51 >•■ r >f the fourth round lln hell Nil ixvit !.i nujht U.P.
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    Lock icon Fruitless raid
    24 1 Guerillas at backed b power .station in Cyprus on Thursday night bui guards drove t hem ofl In a gun flghi U.P.
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    Mr. LEE POURS ON THE VITRIOL
    1314 1 Mr. LEE POURS ON THE VITRIOL Half-hearted merdekas by Malayan students as Harry Miller cables from London ijyjll. LEE KUAN YEW said in London last night that the constitutional setback Singapore received in the recent abortive merdeka talks would build up an atmosphere in the Colony which would "become so
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    Lock icon 'Human torch' got burnt 100 ft. up
    244 1 'Human torch' got burnt 1 00 ft. up A "HUMAN TORCH" stunt went wrong in England this week. In agony, a music hall escape artist cried out t<> be let down ;is he was hauled up the front or a theatre in a blazing sirait-jacket. Jafhes (rossini, billed the meat
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    'A careful watch needed'
    196 1 Herbert Morrison, a [;f i) deputy leader Briti h Labour Party. 5S "L°" d r n "*t night j, s "»versi¥e activities 'ntuiiy watchU< Singapore, Morrison who rti '.'"""''I from a visit v Bast Including was speaking Singapore constitu- tional talks at a lor il Labour
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    IS THIS THE WORST DISGRACE OF THEM ALL?
    486 2 IS THIS THE WORST DISGRACE OF THEM ALL? The cruel swinishness of some people is beyond belief This is the lsth lfi the hard-hitting Free Press series on "public disgraces." We have covered B'ibjects as far apart as cor parking and prostitution and we hope to cover a lot more
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    UK may offer A-plnt to Japan
    128 2 UK may offer A-plnt to Japan "ORITAIN would consider supplying Japan an industrial atomic reactor 'when available" if Japan can furnish uranium and graphite, Britain's top atomic industrial chief said in Tokyo yesterday. "I believe that Great Britain would be anxious to consider helping Japan with atomic power development," Sir
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    34 2 Picture i>\ Anita Bekbm, Swedish film star is netted on hef arrival In Rome by her fiancee. British actor Anthony Steele. It is reported that they intend to I marr.v in !{<>tm\ shortly radio
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    'Call me Sukarno' he says
    76 2 'Call me Sukarno' he says HPHE President of A nesia prefers a^ the spelling of hi* rather than the generally used for years. During his visit in Ington, the Indorn i emj bassy specifically as all written mentioi ol President's name be form Sukarno." Department agreed Ironically, slan Qovernmen tions
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    Lock icon Plant explodes
    20 2 An explosion the million -dolla plani of a Montrei killing one man i; g anoi her U. P.
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    Officials for Borneo union
    63 2 The Borneo Company branch ol the Singapore Business Houses Employees' Union at a recent meeting elected the following officebearers: Chairman Mr. K. K. Fillai; hon. secretary Mr. Osman Abdul Gani; hon. treasurer Mr. Francis Goh. Committee: Messrs. Henry Chia, K. N. Pillai, Kwek Su Teck, Ho
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      93 2 &f>o^ imk DR!F MATS and SERVIETTES f\ ■ft v i '~v lß^'^jm <>ur s-iiti'sts love than wim VSBSBm. I'lich liiLir'b us f)icc<: el J£jj^ IT-'- Ysrmsk. SERVIETTES: 21 ci ffereni illustrations: £%7Jp9BL- mv n box as illustrated $1.35 f|||| wffl rrm DRIP MATS in cellophane packets X |2 (jf 10
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      16 2 M. FUNTE' S. GRINBC3 Diamonds 6 Jewellery 67, Stamford Rd Telephone 79" (Eu Court BIJg.,)SV mT
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    GOVT. 'NO' TO 8 DELEGATES
    272 3 Surprise Spore move on Bandung riii; Singapore Ministry oi Education has refused leave of absence to eight student teachers <>f the training college who wanted to attend the Afro-Asian students' conference In Bandung later this month. The conference has been strongly suspected of Communist sympathies
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    50 3 picture. ii (him P an/ f c finds this tricycle a bit On the small side but, nonetheless, he is able to pedal along. < Me and another chimpanzee. Pancho. belong to a floor > show team ot singers who have arrived from Australia < to per tor m in
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    Lock icon Let's see 'Alice' film say Japs
    185 3 Let's see 'Alice' film say Japs J APANBSE Government Officials have denounced the British film, a Town Like Alice, but Japanese critics, editors and writers say it .should be shown In Japan. T film, depicting alleged Japanese atrocities in Maiayu during World War 11, was withdrawn from the International Film
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    Two new friends
    23 3 Cambodia has established diplomatic relations with Russia and Czechoslovakia, a French press agency dis patch from Pnom Penh said yesterday.
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    Beware Stalin: Lenin said it in 1924
    189 3 Beware Stalin: Lenin said it in 1924 'pHE Soviet Government in an historic blow at Stalinism yesterday revealed to the Soviet people for the first time that V.I. Lenin on his deathbed disowned Josef Stalin. d a ripped away a 34-year-The Soviet youth news °J d v j»il of secrecy
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    69 3 [»n turf i kl\ Tempter, wife of tin- former High < ommls sloner, who revisited !''<■ Pure Life Society's orphan ace Hid school Puchoni near Kiiftln Lumpur <>n Thursday, t«> unTell n plaque commemoratlnii two trees planted by hei and Sir Gerald Templei In r»,i zz is farlanded Ny s-trojji
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    Lock icon AMAZING DRUNK
    91 3 Vn Oakland <»J i emeterv worker J oti ti New ton, yes terilay h»t;ari serving V» days in jail for drunken driving irul iint/iii medical autlioliiHs can Ji.it illy believe BC'l AIiVC to serve the term. Vfunicipa] .1 11 «i <* .lames s Blame noted that .t blood
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    53,000-mile ride
    32 3 Misrilal Jayaswal, 33--year < »i<i sch< k >i in tpeel i >r 1 1' 'Hi India has reached Montreal on his world tour i)y bicycle tic has already covered 59,000 miles.
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      20 3 7%e p/ude <ti tke flJUetOrA I EARRINGS C"c__ _g- BROOCHES > > \RIETY OF DESIGNS NOW ON DISPLAY NEW BRANCH AIRPORT SINGAPORE
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      49 3 Pa .?8-i% ODBSSi fK> price premium .x. for a premium product* /v^nornf v aters me It 'iCHAfPPfS ifMONAOI /'< a ela i i LrMO N A D F „I U f R B(r R! TONU V IV AT E R l> o O awvr t ppy Q|N Q fßai q,
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    The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, May 19, 1956. Opinion RED FOR DANGER
    219 4 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, May 19, 1956. Opinion RED FOR DANGER A WOMEN'S fashion show opens, and girJ.s bc^in to wear brightly colon red scarves. Commonplace enough, but these two happenings have caused the world to sit up and take notice. Why? Because the events have occurred in the
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    Queens Dock has features new to the Far East
    790 4  - Queens Dock has features new to the Far East P.M. RAMAN 1 1 in 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Bf i tj i< l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 ll 1 1 1
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    BY THE WAY
    468 4  -  Beacksomber f/^^^H-^ that everything is 1 getting bi^er and bitftfrr on the film .screens, the producer.', and directors are abandoning tho usual "Soul-.shattering a.s dynamite, every .scene ha.s the impact of a hydrogen bomb." The accent now i.s OH "A cast of 750,000, 123.000 elephants." Hogwasch i.s
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      39 4 O7h PTICAL HOUft I W PUNKTHI V y LEHSES REFRACTING DISPENSING OPTICIANS /I N Jnc .Sultan I and Byi H pitaT, Bini 169 MIDDLE ROAD. SINGAPORE (Bi fw. m II n f,aU n O W,]K rloo Sfr. i rt)
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    Guess wnere
    40 5 How did you do with yesterday's poser? Most talis seemed to have found ii easy and told us that was indeed the Victoria H m.u-kil Hall. Where was today's puzzle picture taken? This one should keep you guessing.
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    Coot shoot was costly...
    270 5 ...tfrf 14HBH l*iii~.-<> tkl tit 4* *'#O.V#» Xt»tSSt»Mi j tiK re is no h >i. thing than to be a.s <n unk a bald, <>t as crazy a coot, But while you may unile or gnarl At the clumsy black waterfowl, you are simply not allowed
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    Going, going, gone...
    152 5 riiHK auction held i" Am terdam i>y 1 klm. Royai Dutch Airlines ol unclaimed property found In Its aircraft, drew considerable Interest again this year, and no wonder On the auctioneer's table b striped pair of pyjama trousers lay beside a pro fessor's gown, Elegant ladies 1
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      51 5 look Lovelier in a A f^ ;;/0 9^ beau i if ul 1/ 7 >*oS/ beautifying n iJ| J Swimsuits A I world! I A iff, JO stytes taw a on rectM' I B Sok- Agents: KXC'KLSIOII LTD. i I a 66, High Street, Singapore. «aabaa■■■■ a n a b
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      109 5 7/UP(Mt£ete of UiMfot Packets V^ Z^Al OZ NETT i f JIEVERCRISP" 1 THE ORIGINAL MOISTURE PROOF PACKETS 3 ONCE AGAIN 5 PERFECTION PROM EEK REAN'S I I SOLE AGENTS: J. L. MOBIBON, son a jonks (M) LTD wi/»ff #t/ our MID-YEAR SALE! White Sheel 54" O" I I»r $7.50 Colour
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      945 5 CHURCH OI ENGLAND I Eucharist and Rai.h Conunu- w<v m lu-v v 8 Lav St. Andrew's Cathedral: 7 a.m. nJon, 9.30 a.m. Sunday School, Paya Lebar': 8.45 ajn Sundas •>ly Cumn.umon, 8 a.m. Sun- 10.30 a.m. Matins, 11 a.m. Man- School. 9 ajn. Swvice In (M) «T_ d;um Service, 6
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      240 6 i >l WIMIAKI Im l.« lalk ami IMiil Ihtis 'a' A lB/. A. h\ B^iS«aic Hire llnrr<»izi;ii.s Eli'^ '7 L"' i«6ktot C l^^«a«:k *v I A "^^lsafc ES^.Slf^Eij/' r I' "A c| AKcA.TMATIA^,SAFCLVAKIOVEr' _y .KB" ,KB <MEW TWA.T HE WAS WATCWEP Balf> -I f Ml I TAKiAN KOPPtf. "I WILL
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      726 6 X <L^~ P X RV HN tt)(lay vuu iMu niusic. P I Ddramatic and literary t ulents w hi -i L should be deveiope,i. i n addition you I X are something ot a philosopher an F I are deediy interested in the occuii I phenomena, which are v challen
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      U.K. closing prices
      194 7 LONDON, viay ix Previous 1 ,>day ICI BIU R Urn, 1 KSS cJ.t 24'. bu>e. 24-. buyers Em iimii ports May 24 a sailers 24 s Belter* KI'BISEK No. 1 KSS C.U. 24'. buyers 24 buy eta European ports Jurne 24 S filers 24% sellers i i
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      New York prices
      105 7 I NEW YORK. May 18. Previous Today TIN Straits spot and irearby 97.50 nom. 97.92 nom TIN futures May 96.25 bid 9G.25 bid 97.80 asked 97.80 asked June 95.40 bid 95.40 bid 97.50 asked 97.50 asked July 95.25 bid 95.25 bid 97.15 asked 97.15 asked TONE: Quiet.
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      US. PEPPER
      54 7 I Malabar Lampong spot and June 22'/. sellers ex-dock Saraawaiting release 28. Afloats 28. wak May shipment 22y< first May shipment 2714. Sarawak half June shipment 22 cents cost spot and awaiting release 25. and freight New York Alioats 24 M>. May shipment 23. Above prices quoted in
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      32 7 I NEW YORK, May 18. PreTioua Today Industrials 496.63 496.39 20 Railroads 175.57 175.17 4" Domestic Bonds 96.66 96 77 gtaUiea 66'.02 66.17 M stocks Composite Averagfe 178.86 178.76
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      115 7 LONDON. May 18. t ru.T. i Previous Today COPRA Philippines c.i.f. U.K./ Kuropcan delivered "efent per long ton May /June $196 sellers $193 sellers tOPRA, Straits c.i.f. UK/North jMJrr> s>Pan5 >Pan delivered Weight per too* t„n May /June £70 K buyers £70 buyers £71 sellers £70
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    Personality girl off on holiday
    136 7 Personality girl off on holiday YIISS JOAN CAMPBELL, winner of the Knights iTI Castile Charm and Personality Competition has just left with her sister for Hong Kong She arrived by train from Kuala Lumpur and wits taken on a tour of Singapore. Lsunng nor tour .sue wa.s presented with a
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    Wrong 3 times
    55 7 Wrong 3 times THE Soccer team of Jarruw St. Redes did not arrive for their Tyneside Amateur Lea- gse match at Newcas- tie. They were playing: the wrong team, in the wrong league, on the wrong ground. When they arrived at the ground they took the field against an R.A.F.
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    BOY OF 15 JAILED FOR 18 MONTHS
    170 7 A 15- YEAR-OLD BOY A was sent to PRISON FOR 18 MONTHS for a series of armed crimes. His partner, A BOY OF 16, was sent to BORSTAL. The 15-year-old, Walter J. McLaughlan, and Peter J. Morse admitted housebreaking while armed with air-pistols.
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    Today's launch
    14 7 "It always works. He tells every waitress she looks like Marilyn Monroe."
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    UNACCUSTOMED
    27 7 Thror young Danes nu ID hospital at Flensbuig. Oermany. because each drank a bottle of brandy rather Mian pay duty on it to the Dani.'-h Custom*.
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    Lock icon Pakistani films
    20 7 Pakistani film.s arc now being shown in Peking for the nr.st lime, Hi«y *w docamentariei and irftTtloguej. UP
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      29 7 MAERSK LINE ANNA MAERSK PENANG N. YORK 2nd call) 19 June •n Port toMng 19 May PALMA f »iNCAPORI N. YORK MrHntd 10 May 5 J«*y krtNNf 26 May
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      57 7 INVICTA WORLD FAMOUS SWISS WATCH jffiffifa. 119 years watch m.ikini; wSl^BsH experience. Sold in over 87 f^ VM countries througtiout the world. C^l F. K. Zuellij; (M^ Ltd. S,p<> re -X Lumpur Penan g. /^P^^. fl^lll^ II OSCILLATING Two iptrri twin tritW* T^ißV ln»erlocVi»rl tonJrolt J rfS Attrocttv* two tone
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      53 7 SINCAPORE HIGH TIDES TODAY: 7 03 pm TOMORROW: 7.19 am. ami 7 r>B nm MONDAY: 8 .'{7 am. and 8 15 p 81, TUESDAY: 9.39 a.m. and 9 26 p m. WEDNESDAY: 10 32 a.m and 10.03 p.m. THURSDAY: 11.11 ■i in and 19.36 p m FRIDAY: II 5« am
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    Lock icon FIRST ANTI-POLIO JABS IN U.K.
    137 8 ABOVE: Britain's first anti-polio vaccine was given to children in Salford, Lanes. Ten children, all under five, were taken to vSiilford Health Centre for the inoculations. Three-year-old John Brady was the first to be Inoculated. Sitting on his father's knee, he showed few signs of
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    Lock icon World cameras look at events that make NEWS
    72 9 World cameras look at events that make NEWS picture. Three fair ladies— even though two are brunettes enjoy themselves at Battersea JJtun Fair, I^ndoa. They are from left, Angela Lane, Babara Rostoe and June Cunningham. With other members of the Variety Club of Great Britain they took an early taste
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    Lock icon MOTHER TAKES NO NOTICE
    60 9 MOTHER TAKES NO NOTICE pi< hire, RIGHT; A row of feeding bowls <kht little French poodles hut there'! 1 \aj i someone who ''•inks his neighbour has a jiisiin dish. And '"< Ihei poodle, Jac queline, who is sup!»<)s«ci to be supervising tho meal, fails to 1 ike notice of
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    Zarao the JETMAN
    954 10  - Zarao the JETMAN Kathleen Hickley HJGJJ -CHAPTER 1A note for the Boss! ioi HENG leaned back in his .swivel chair, ted Incre dUOUSIy, puffed quickly a 1 his cigar two or three tunes, and read the announcement in the newsp i per again. There v. i i ii I doubt
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    LAST WEEK'S WINNERS
    74 10 LAST WEEK'S WINNERS r PIIK winners of last week'.s Colouring Contest (9ftch of Whom will icrfivp a $r> prize in duo COUffM) :nc as follows:M> Miss .lov<r TVrrira (12) i 11, Jalan isiuik. nfT Jalan Bunoti Slngapow m (2) Mis* B«rb«ra I'nrfiu <r>. 38, I >cjw>l BkMld, Alrx^rulra, Singaporfl r».
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    Rupert and the Inventor
    377 10 Going in th«> direction of the sound. Rupert discovers Snuffy peerine at a thick bramble bush and whining. This time the puppy does not run away as Rupert approaches. H Well, what is it why have you brought me here *sks the little bear. Still ouzzted.
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      23 10 FERGUZADE MJ tuprcnt€ glucost btvcra&t l# RetlCWI lost energy Jeliciously" The FEDERAL DISPENSARY Ltd U RAFFLES PLACE. IS'PORI COLD STORAGE ARCADE. ORCHARD RD
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      213 10 i !ii% mm You may win a r)O( KKT MOM prises are offered for colouring this scene with paints crayons or chalks There are font prizes offered— each of S"> 'two for boys and two for girls.) All you have to do is to set to work to brighten up
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    IT'S 'FRENCHY' BUT IT'S FUN
    537 11 IT'S 'FRENCHY' BUT IT'S FUN $vergreen Maurice finds peven good reasons for living OSWALD HENRY TALKING FILMS H soldxekq never V nor do good 12. that mat It( them a I C 1 and they often let back brighter, [tx ..nil more exKing than ever. I ice Ch< vailer, that
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    This 'gorilla' keeps his head
    245 11 This 'gorilla' keeps his head r does it feel like to h °f a KoriUa? i couldn't answer from the S did the next best ked the man who i; '"f ape in must made films and Wi answer: "It's But man. It* I abOUt Minis rthi gorilla skin, rd
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    ON THE SET
    119 11 William Demaresi reaijy cleaned up" )n one day while working |n "Sincerely Your.s." He took eighi tub bath, before director Gordon Douglas was satisfied with hi Bathing technique in a. scene for the picture, Add b moi nlng \hi wer a. lid anot \\< y fine a<
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    THE 'NEW LOOK' ISN'T QUITE UP to SCRATCH
    394 11 IS THE new "CinemasScope 55' better than the kind were seeing in our cinemas now? To find the answer 1 went along to a film demonstration give n b.v the local office ol 20th Century -Fox to the -film trade during which
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    Lock icon 'WOOD RED CHINA' SAYS PAKISTAN
    368 12 'WOOD RED CHINA' SAYS PAKISTAN Inside information on the countrie«Snd people around Mirz-a's call to U.S., Britain ]> fl P esidenl [ej Mirza I in Karachi that United States should lommin I I China to world isi o n [irza, who P ikist 'ii ti rs t Preside! I isted
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    27 12 i <ie i hief oi Staff of the South Vietnam Army, Maj.-Gen. Tran Van Don, whtt leaves today ;iftcr :i liaison visit to tin- Federation. Free Press
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    Lock icon Blow for Indians in Ceylon
    105 12 Blow for Indians in Ceylon (lEYLONESE labourers will > i>e recruited in preference to Indians in all government departments in Ceylon, A ruling to this effect submitted !>y Minister of Industries P. H. William de Silva, has been approved by Prime Minister Solomon Bandaranaike. Mr. dc Silva said that in
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    27 12 picture. lumjKii Seridewi, popular Malay film star and a member of the Perak Royal Family, who was fifth in the recent Saroiii> and Kebaya contest. Jonny Quek
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    Lock icon 'JAPAN CAN BE VERY USEFUL'
    67 12 'JAPAN CAN BE VERY USEFUL' JAPAN win be playing a bigger role In Asian affairs, Pakistani President [ska der Mirza said in Kai ichi, Japan has been Isolated long enough," Mr Mirza said, "she could b< i very useful it would be very good it Japan would play a greater
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    Lock icon Choice: Delhi or Peking
    203 12 rrnt; n< \v Y<»rk Times, fJ| r 'i i ling India's protected Bee >nd five-year 1 »nomic p lan said Utorially M lt seem i rea i ible t conclude that, part :he pre (sure on Indi i Oo\ ci nment arises from a sense or
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    Lock icon Burma has 2 mil. ton rice surplus
    203 12 Burma has 2 mil. ton rice surplus BURMA Ls to supply 400,000 tons of rice a year to India ior me next tnree years under an agreement to be signed .shortly in Delhi. Mr. MA. Raschid. the Burmese Minister Of Trade who announced this In Calcutta, said the flr.st consignment
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    TESTS ON ANTIBIOTIC TO KEEP FISH FRESH
    85 12 TESTS ON ANTIBIOTIC TO KEEP FISH FRESH NEW antibiotic that keeps fish Fresh will be tested tin.s month by ihe Paiyo fishing tntereata r i"'e < v m imid Company of Nrw roi haa reporl i thai if the te I are sui ii they i en Japan to mai
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    RED WAR OF WORDS AGAINST FORMOSA
    276 12 RED WAR OF WORDS AGAINST FORMOSA L^as recently step^l up its campaign disintegrate" thU Nationalist ChinJ army m Formosa-.! but ll S V. iTli m W paganda. Newspapers arriving in Honi Kong from Shanghai a3 the coastal troops of S Red Army, tog. ..her wito the people living alone the
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    Good news for the motorists
    927 13  - Good news for the motorists T. F. HWANG ;;-^^^^^H SspB£t£: cSI By J|M i s good nt ws M for our lon£-suf--Imi motoring pub- a hag stepped in to ,-t them from being J^ it tine ly or unJSj by those elling IX- Ihies:1 hies: distilled water" fW d money.
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      102 13 L.12J55 Indran Samiuathan TO EXPECTANT AND m^k^ ik^-^ NURSING MOTHERS ■***<^^|^H y :i^ ;^^^Sr or rwonlm^ <»f td.uiv fasr in;it in; r details of baby's birth, progress! christening, first remarks /I J and actions, photograph* and family tree tc. II I x /yU/ Presented with the compliments of I /['fjr
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      129 13 JDAILY CROSSWORD I a- Scottish instnnnen- change could become b vegeI time of the Omsadee toaconveyanci (4) I finish with a terrify- 6 Bated in a was (5) I confusion In such a 12 To thus pay la too little i 5) I ■> noj the kind of 10 Waa
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    746 14  - They fought against the wrong army N. C. HOLLINS By 'rill! last S.ittle be twttn British and 1 icikli tr«M»ps is i*)ii<;h( mi British ground <>r > hris( mas Eve within livinc memory and <ii" pc v rtimr T H v tiic omman i ol Co >m a h i-
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    THE WORLD'S STRANGEST STORIES
    255 14 THE WORLD'S STRANGEST STORIES The l|r and tQ tn danger. j u ,t bntjll on Christmas EvetWß tish atries heard S^ I known to have ii-PoilB 1 neither Colonel ci i "SB* It has ben said that -I French wer c the fir t W jvali.se the mistake i thj;/
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    TODAY'S BRIDGE QUIZ
    451 14 CjOMETIMES there is a problem Involved In decidinu whether your tit i response should be a raise oi partner's suit or .some other call. One test is to ;i:>k yourself: "How many bids am I prepared to make?" if only one, the raise Ik usually the best
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    Lock icon INDIA, JAPAN LEVEL
    95 15 INDIA, JAPAN LEVEL i\ took un early ad in Tokyo durthe tirst singles h of the Ea.sk' rn Davis Cup filial India and ipan. Ramanathan !i beat Japan's tushi Miyagi 6-3, 6-0. \u> all -Japan sinchampion was no tatch for Ramaan Krishnan, who ar superior to in net play, japan
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      AUSSIE TRACK TRIALS IN OCT.
      181 15 4 USTRALIAN selectors have asked that track and A field trials for selection oj the Australian team j should be held in Melbourne in October. Track and field selectors Jack Metcalfe, Dick < Corish and CH. Gardiner have suggested tfic Austra- < Han Amateur Athletic
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      377 15 (IOUNTY rhampions Surj rey yesterday became the first English county side to beat an Australian tour ir,# team since Hampshire's success In i« l2 All-round superiority gave them a ten wickets victory. Left-arm -pin bowlei Tony Lock, with soven fOT 49, helped to skittle the
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      178 15 RAF Changi complete double €11 AN(i 1 completed the double over Tengah In I their United Services League, I Division One programme by winning 4 1 at. Tcj.Kah on J Thursday. Their previous meeting ended In a 7-1 win for Changi. Greasy (-'.round conditions made good football difficult, but Chang]
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    ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
    82 16 n I >mi a 111,4 in THE PA ILY ('f the lati Ml Kho > c thank all Prl v i ti foj theii M< N Visits, m ol Cars, Attendan c an I nc« il th« i- utifi ui. ma if k tee ft bell to I■ »fl
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