The Singapore Free Press, 29 January 1957

Microfilm: NL5633
Total Pages: 36
1 16 The Singapore Free Press
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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale m Malaya No. *****. Singapore. Tuesday, January 29, 1957. Price 15 Cts.
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    Lock icon FORCES CUT IN MALAYA
    392 1 FORCES CUT IN MALAYA I>RITAIN Is completing plans lor cutting its military strength, at key overseas points, authoritative sources said m London yesterday. Further reductions at later stage are anticipated among the British garrisons m Malaya. In Washington, the United States Secretary of Defence, Mr. Charles Wilson, said he does
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    Lock icon BRITAIN SUPPORTS IKE M.-E. PLAN
    519 1 BRITAIN SUPPORTS IKE M.-E. PLAN BUTLER SAYS: IT IS TO PREVENT WAR Sandys visit hint JTIE Macmillan Government yesterday, for the first time, gave its official backing to the new Eisenhower doctrine as a means of preventing war m the Middle East. This was announced m the House of Commons
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    Lock icon ATTACK ON U.S. POLICY
    110 1 ]yjR. Charles Edmundson who was yesterday firec as U.S. information office] m Korea, said today he plans to repeat even more strongly that President Eisenhower's policies "maj lead us beyond the brink and into atomic war." The U.S. Information Agency m Washington fired Mr. Edmundson for
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    Rubber price
    30 1 February first grade rubber buyers fob. opened m Singapore this morning at 92 3 4 cents a lb., up one cent on yesterday's close. The tone was quiet.
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    Lock icon BIG BANG flopped
    124 1 THE leading Arabic newspaper Al Ahram said in Cairo yesterday that an explosion equal to "three and one-third atomic bombs" had been averted when Egyptian authorities arrested British technicians planning to blow up Suez ammunition depots during the allied police attack in October-November. The newspaper claimed that
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    Lock icon Britain suffers 'Suez' economy
    52 1 Britain suffers 'Suez' economy THE British Treasury warned last night that Britain has not come out ol the economic dark of the Suez crisis yet. Middle Eastern events have placed and are placing new strains on the British economy, said the Treasury's monthly bulletin for industry, released m London last
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    'HAVELOCK DISTRICT YOUTH LEFT TO GO ASTRAY'
    308 2 'HAVELOCK DISTRICT YOUTH LEFT TO GO ASTRAY' k A lack of genuine youth leaders' says Fernandez 'Juvenile crime up' ITNLESS Singapore youth leaders took firm action, the Havelock district might turn into a "problem area" soon. The president of the 300-strong Delta Ganges Welfare Association, Mr. T. R. Fernandez, told
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    Man dies in Ipoh blaze
    94 2 Man dies in Ipoh blaze AMAN was burnt to death and a woman seriously injured when fire gutted the $450,000 Star theatre m Ipoh shortly after 4 a.m. today. The dead man is Muniandy. 22, a sweeper. The injured woman is Meemah, 38. The theatre, which belongs to a Singapore
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    Lock icon You can buy A-plants now
    63 2 ALCO Products, Incorporated, m New York announced yesterday that it has an agreement with Humphreys and Glasgow, Ltd., British engineer-con-tractors, for the sale of small atomic power plants overseas. The report called the reactors "beyond the experimental stage and thus a reliable source of electric
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    Lock icon U.K. SHIP HELD IN CELEBES
    37 2 The British freighter Hongkong Trader (2,940 tons) Is being held at Makassar, Celebes Islands, for a copra smuggling investigation, Jakarta officials said yesterday. The ship has been held since Jan. 16. A.P.
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    30 2 Latest m hats from Paris is a crown of shinins: black straw with a bonnet and plaits of palf blue cotton jersey, created by Maud-Simone Vernet. The mannequin i.s Micky.
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    A GIFT FOR WORK
    180 2 A GIFT FOR WORK Gold buttons after 25 years' service A SINGAPORE man who has been selling insurance policies for the past half century, has just been rewarded for his faithful and efficient service. Mr. Lee Yee. 67. was one of the flv e employees of the American International Assurance
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      54 2 tj^jfe ODEON -OPENS TOMORROW^* Sgft YOUR GREAT I$M ip CHINESE NEW YEAR VW CJ ENTERTAINMENT! £J Rock yoursei-P info your happiest time °'*.0> iWr* I ?<o«ucM H>« P.'KtK! by JFRANK TASHLIN *< HERBERT BAKER TOMORROW AT 9 P.M. SHOW CA.LA ATTRACTION ON STAGE CHOTIRMALS FASHION SHOW BY MODELS OF THE
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    Lock icon GOODWILL COWBOY IS BACK
    24 3 GOODWILL COWBOY IS BACK -Free Press picture. 'johnny Appleseed" America's best dressed cowboy with a Singapore cowgirl Grace Wong, aged seven, of Cilstead Road-
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    200,000 PACKETS THIS TIME
    301 3 200,000 PACKETS THIS TIME THAT man Appleseed is back... JOHNNY APPLESEED," America's best -dressed cowboy, who claims that he wa.s commissioned by President Eisenhower as an "ambassador of goodwill to Asia is back m Singapore to distribute garden seeds to my 'needy friends." Last time "Johnny Appleseed" his real name
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    Lock icon The end of a shark
    93 3 A YACHTSMAN who reached port at the weekend told how a giant "white death" shark (it didn't get away) had bitten large chunks of wood from a 28-foot cutter. He is Mr. Alf Deane, of Mildura, a big-game fisherman. He said that a companion. Mr.
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    Lock icon The 22nd Suez wreck to be moved
    238 3 WORK on the clearance of the Suez Canal is proceeding apace and the twenty-second wreck is scheduled to he moved within the next two days. This progress report coincided with the arrival m Suez harbour yesterday of the last of the i"6 vessels
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    Lock icon Africa treaty Signed
    85 3 Africa treaty Signed JMIK Iraqi Council of JL Ministers yesterday approved a treaty of friendship with Morocco. It provides for cooperation between the two countries m combatting; Communism and Zionism and invited other North African nations to join. The treaty will be submitted soon to the House of Deputies for
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    Lock icon AMBASSADOR RESIGNS
    26 3 President Eisenhower yesterday accepted with "deepest personal regret" the resignation of Dr. James B. Conant as Ambassador to the Federal Republic of Germany.- A.P.
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    Lock icon HOLIDAY CRASH
    35 3 Holiday crowds scattered when a light plane crashlanded m the busy main street of The Entrance, Tu'ggerah Lakes, 65 miles north of Sydney yesterday. The aircraft struck a pedestrian injuring him slightly.- Reuter
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  • The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY. Jan. 29. 1957 Opinion
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      Unworthy to die for
      140 4 IjiXCHANGE of prisoners J of war between Egypt and Israel, which has led to allegations and coun-ter-charges of atrocities, spotlights a significant point that appears to have been generally overlooked. It is the fact of the glaring difference m the numbers of prisoners taken by both
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      Indestructible
      126 4 THE British and American peoples share sentiments of friendship and trust for each other that nothing can destroy. British critics of the Eden Government's Suez intervention stemmed not so much from any genuine conviction that wrong had been done as the harm that might be caused tc American friendship
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      TALKING POINT
      14 4  -  La Bruyere Emi?ient posts rnuke great men greater and little men less.
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    THE 'WE-WERE-HERE' COMMANDOS...
    615 4  - THE 'WE-WERE-HERE' COMMANDOS... Chapman Pincher By CECITRITYpmauI O tions at all important British defence establishments have been tightened up following tests by security men posing as spies I ancl saboteurs. A group of specially I trained "infiltrators" has attempted to f^et into defence stations guarded by security men and police-dog
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    BY THE WAY
    136 4  -  Beachecomber i>« VARMEKS whose cows suffer from Hardwareitis L Vaccalis, due to swallowing nails, stanchions, saucepans, crowbars, monolithic iron flues and other tasty morsels of metal, may be interested m an account I have been sent of a new cure. "A magnet is shot into tin* cows
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      30 4 WORLD FAMOUS GERMAN RADIO TELEFUNKEN with Hl-Fi system and 3-D sound Obtainable from your nearest dealer or contact Sole Agents: SEOW KUAN CO., 4 6, Dhoby Ghaut. Singapore Tel: *****
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      31 4 Peta** 7) JUST HEAT AND SERVE! Delicious' gwanson's Pies QUICK-FROZEN are ideal for Chinese New Year when "cookie's" away. pop m the oven and serve. SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO. LTD. J
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    BENG LAM SAVED ME, SHE SAYS
    357 5 BENG LAM SAVED ME, SHE SAYS A woman's faith ]Vf US. J. TASSIS, a Singapore housewife who rei?l turned from Australia last week after being miraculously cured of a paralysed leg, owes her happiness to little Ang Beng Lam who recovered her eyesight recently. Mrs. Tassis who wa.s flown to
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    Lock icon POLIO PILOT PASSES TEST
    77 5 BILL LESTER, 31-year-old schoolmaster paralysed from the waist down by polio since 1947, has just gained hi.s air pilot's licence In Melbourne. Special hand controls In his plane make foot movements unnecessary and enable him to fly solo. An Official said alter testing Lester: •Bill Lester's
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    Lock icon SHIPS IDLE
    29 5 Work aboard eignt UJS., French and Japanese c ships m Saigon docks came to a standstill yesterday as the waterfront strike went into its fourth day. A.P.
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    Lock icon Red cement shortage
    67 5 IMIE Soviet Union had a cement shortage last year for which central managements of the m dustry were to blame, the Soviet Communist Party newspaper Pravda, quoted i by Moscow Radio, said yesterday. New factories must be built to overcome the shortage, but higher official! of the
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    ...NOW THEY'RE SO HAPPY
    446 5 ONE of Britain's "too young" couples, Margaret and Anthony Macmillan. who had been given permission to marry by magistrates there against the wishes of parents are now living happily, here, m Singapore. The marriage of. Margaret, 19 and Anthony. 24, was one of the several allowed
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    Lock icon SHAME ON DR. EDITH
    160 5 Now she faces Commons critics P)R. EDITH SUMMER- SKILL, the Labour politician who claims that British action m Egypt caused more casualties than has been officially stated was involved m a short angry scene m the House of Commons yesterday. -Yhen she rose to ask a
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      110 5 aar Ar^m, Afa\wrm jm&jjf-* &5l, %BjJpM MOST COLOURFUL CIRCUS V; f .___w? EVER TO COME TO SINGAPORE! X KINOSHITA JAPANESE tmm*vmj**:iaT -the SHOW of SHOWS Season Commencing m the GREAT WORLD PARK Kirn Seng Road, SINCAPORE (Only a few Minutes Journey from the Heart of Singapore) TODAY at 9.30 p.m.
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
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      340 6 sss.s »aa s .ss... >l Willi AKI by Lee Falk and Phil Davis E _1 |"WEPK>NTASkV 4150^ I I YOU ARE SEPARATEP FROM I T X^ TO COME! WKATSA<3W f r£«E5V US BY A TRAIh^PAgENT jE^^^Jg 7 %7)U ARE? fTAIWAYSG.VES > \/NOW-LOOK! WORE--UMPH^f^ <^/r^ WALL YO) CANNOT_^™ T R^^ WE
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      655 6 IfjSkSS? BORN today, you have a fine, active mmd and are scientific ln your thinking. You could become a fine scientist if you were to concentrate m this field. but the chances are that you will be drawn into active participation m politics. where your energy and knowledge of people
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    Round the world in 45 hours
    255 7 Round the world in 45 hours THREE American jet atom bombers have returned home from a flight round the world m 45 hours 19 minutes. Their average speed was 525 miles an hour. They cut by mor 0 than half the round-the-world 94-hour flight m 1949 by a Superfortress. The
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  • Round the World II Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      175 7 RUBBER No. 1 RSS cJJ. European purls January February RUBBER No- 1 RSS Spot RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms February March TONE: Steady. Above prices quoi PEPPER. White Sarawak fji.qcJ.f. European ports February PEPPER Black Sarawak Special cJ.f. European ports February Above prices quoi TIN
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      New York prices
      149 7 TIN Slraits spot and nearby TIN futures January Standard Contract FrtfWT March TONE: Steadv. Straits Contract January February March TONF: Steady. BIBBER Futures March TONF: Steady. No. 1 RSS February landed price COFFEE futures March Above prices quoted i NEW YORK, Jan. 28. Frevious Today 102.50 nom.
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      U.S. PEPPER
      32 7 I Sarawak .^pot and awaiting release 26 sellers exdock. in U.S. cents per W. Malabar 'Lampon^ spot and awaiting release 27, afloats 26 and January shipment 25V& Above prices quoted
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      31 7 30 Industrials 20 Railroads 40 Domestic Bonds 15 rtilitles (5 Stocks Composite Average* Previous Today 478.34 ***** ***** H758 90 06 90.18 70 68 70.57 169.67 168.50 m
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      coconut oil prices
      106 7 COPRA Philippines r.i.f. U.K7 North European delivered weipht per lonjj ton Feb. March COPRA, Straits cJ f U.K. /North European delivered weight per lone ton Feb. March March April COCONUT OIL crude Straits fli. l T .K,/ North European in loiiff ton Feb. March COCONUT Oil. crude.
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    SECURITY TEST
    250 7 Front M*ay I objectives, though the guards had been warned that an attempted entrj would be made within a certain period. In tho ca es the number of guards has been substantially increased. The work of the infiltrators is being continued —permanently. So at every station where defence
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    It's time for Bimbos walk
    75 7 r'S the look of anticipation every dogowner knows cy^ a-sparkle. tail wagging, every muscle tense with excitement. For when the lead comes into view that's when "Bimbo' knows it's time for "walkies." He just has to lick his lips at the thought of all the
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    He cried before he was born
    176 7 JOHN STUART, a four-year-old boy created a medical sensation by crying loudly BEFORE HE WAS BORN, doctors report. His cries were clearly heard by three doctors and a nurse at the Victoria Hospital. Sidmouth, Devon England. A baby is not supposed to b e
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    Lock icon H.K. AIRWAYS' LINKS GROW
    51 7 The Hong K«.nu Airways announced last night that they plan to start scheduled twice -weekly services m February to Seoul and m March to Manila, using Vickers Viscount jet-pro-peller airliners. The first Viscount is dv: 4 to arrive m Hong K<>ng on February 9 from England
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    • Miscellaneous
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      59 7 <4+><f-J Iffffl T SINCAPORE HIGH TIDES TODAY: 11. 21 p.m. J TOMORROW: 10.19 I a.m. and Hl!' P m THURSDAY: 1055 a.m. 4 1 FRIDAY: 0.13 a.m. and < 11.31 p.m. J J SATURDAY: 0.3G a.m. I f and 12.05 p.m. J SUNDAY: 0.59 a.m. and J 12 ?>8 p.m.
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    It's the Ang Pow season
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    Good luck the Year the Roo in of ster
    573 8 Good luck the Year the Roo in of ster CHINATOWN'S normal activities are dislocated season approaches. Already red door paper: crackers are heralding: the Year of the Rooster, r On the night of the 30th no Chinese will go to bed. All will sit up to welcome m the new
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    ...To buy those festive tokens
    55 8 INVOCATIONS to good fortune— prosperity or health— in bewildering array tempt Mrs. Rosaleen Yang Phei Yuen and her daughter on the right. The calligrapher who made thes, festive tokens of red paper and silt toiled for weeks on their artistry, so much a part of
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    A PINT AND A PEEP IN 3-D
    180 8 ONE pint and a peep please! That is the order now m many London pubs. The peeps arr of coloured pictures of scantily clad girls on three-dimensional slides. One of the pictures shows a girl m a shortie-pyjama pouring out a glass of
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    2 go on happy shopping spree
    42 8 ANG POW wrappers m brilliant scarlet are important for gifts must be exchanged during Chinese New Year. Above, Mrs. Rosaleen Yang Phei Yuen helps her small daughter. Ming, with her purchases towards the happy days ahead.
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    Ahoy there!
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    LIGHTHOUSE REPAIRS
    45 9 This fine picture was taken off the Needles ligfhthou.se, Isle-of-Wight, when repairs were bein^ made to the motors controlling the timing apparatus of the flashing light which failed. The photo shows the pilot of a supply launch hailing the lighthouse crew on ap-
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    HAZEL'S FIRST LESSON
    62 9 IFIRST LESSON i[ qpiiK Vienna Technical it A College for girls has just welcomed ienna's first coloured t teacher, Dr. Ha/el B. <> Williams fr(»m America. t Sh<> is there under t 1 the Fulbrifiht exchange X schemes and will stay t fur the remainder of j!
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    Lock icon JAPAN IS NOW TURNING MORE TO S-E ASIA
    284 10 JAPAN IS NOW TURNING MORE TO S-E ASIA THE Ishibashi Government is expected to place greater emphasis on building up Japan's relations with the countries of Asia and the Pacific following meetings m Tokyo between Cabinet ministers and Japanese envoys posted to that region. The ambassador to India, Mr. Seijiro
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    Lock icon India worried
    76 10 COMMUNIST Chinese Premier Chou En-lai included India m his toasts of friendship during his tour of the Himalayan kingdom of Nepal. India long has considered itself to have a special position m Nepal and recent Red Chinese overtures to Katmandu, including Chou's visit, have disturbed some Indians. Apparently
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    33 10 Heart of the U.S. exhibit at Siam's famous Constitution Fair m Bangkok was the Geodetic Dome (seen above). Several governments and more than 100 commercial and industrial concerns had exhibits at the far.
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  • PULSE
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      Lock icon More Jap experts for Colombo aid
      108 10 More Jap experts for Colombo aid SIXTY-FIVE Japanese technicians will he sent under the Colombo Plan to seven South-East Asian countries this year, according to the Asian Society m Tokyo. Kazuo Okabe. an official of the society, said the organisation so far has been asked to send 33 experts to
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      43 10 -r -r Chinese Nationalist Premier Mr. O. K. Yui said that the primary aim of hLs administration m 1957 was to increase the military potentialities for future counter-attack against the China mainland. Meanwhile the second four-year economic development plan would be launched- Reuter
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      35 10 Afghanistan, has announced that, of Russian and United States loans toward that country's fiveyear development plan, U5550,000,000 would be spent on agriculture; U5548,000,000 on industry; U5538,000,000 on roads and airfields and US$l2,--000,000 on telecommunications.- A.P.
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      29 10 Laos is the 77th country to sign the statute of the International Atomic Energy Agency which was approved unanimously by an 81-nation conference at U.N. headquarters last October.- Reuter
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      22 10 x lie u;aucis ui natiuiiaiiav China's army have held a secret conference In Taipeh with high-ranking military commanders from South Korea. Reuter
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      31 10 tf mm n Indonesia will import 700,000 tons of rice this year from Burma, sia.ni and probably Red China or other countries in order to "stabilise" the domestic rice market.- Reuter
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      42 10 Bombay's Mayor S.A. Kader at the conclusion of a three-week tour, of Red China, said in Tientsin that, although China and India were still backward countries, by mutual assistance the tioo countries would overtake the rest of the world "very soon." A.P.
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      29 10 4 PRESIDENT SYNGMAN RHEE HAS STATED THAT DENUNCIATION OF THE KOREAN ARMISTICE AND IMPROVEMENT OF RELATIONS WITH JAPAN ARE THE TWO MAJOR GOALS OF HIS GOVERNMENT FOR 1957.- A.P.
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      40 10 The Premier of the Communist North Vietnam regime, has announced that the task of wiping out feudalism m North Vietnam had been completed. He said farm conditions had become stable after the government had ratified the land reform programme.- U.P.
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    Lock icon Peking overture absurd, say Taipeh leaders
    222 10 Peking overture absurd, say Taipeh leaders rpOP Nationalist Chinese officials m Taipeh told United Press that the renewed Communist Chinese offers to make a deal with Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek are "too absurd to be taken seriously." They believe the Communist target now is to convince many "on-the-fence" nations that the
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    26 10 During a visit to Washington, B r a h Bodhivamsa Huot Tath (left), InspectorGeneral of Buddhist Education m Cambodia, conducted a service at the Siamese Embassy.
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    Lock icon Admit both halves urges Russia
    122 10 Admit both halves urges Russia Russia has submitted a new package deal to admit both halves of divided Korea and divided Vietnam to the United Nations. Soviet delegate Arkady Sobolev presented the resolution to the U.N.s 80--nation special Political Committee with the recommendation that it replace twin proposals sponsored by
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    TREATMENT FOR POLLY AT NEW ZOO HOSPITAL
    224 11 A PARROT which may be neurotic, and a llama with a broken leg are among the first patients at London's Regent's Park Zoo's new two-storey £50,000 sanatorium which has had its first "Visiting Day." The visitors were issued with gauze masks to prevent
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    New baby car
    95 11 THL prototype of a nexc British baby car. designed to fight off the present invasion of German Hcinkcls and Messerschmidts m the petrol rationed home market stands m the back garden of a cottage at WornbweU m Staffordshire. The design is Italian inspired but the designer is
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    A baby sees brothers shot
    241 11 A 14 -MONTH -OLD baby was sitting beside a young man on a sofa when there was a shot. The man fell to the floor dead a bullet through his head. Three minutes later, as a policeman was climbing the stairs to the first floor
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  • Page 11 Advertisements
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      562 11 BWJpI For Exquisite f- 1 Gift WSM JEWELLERY COLOR f C >J F«n* Flowers WSMmWk J* PHOTOGRAPHY l\^} NON-SMEARrNG LIPSTICK af PREE PRESS (z? Fruits Basket for One Application Lasts I^^S NANYANG PRESS LTD. Whole Day \C> f 63, Robinson Road, your Chinese Friends |n 3 CoIOHr y >^^ Singapore
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    Proud bird
    28 12 44 Cock Hoopoe" by Eric Hosking, one of Britain's most successful bird photographers. This print won him a Bronze Medal m the Bth Singapore International Salon.
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    'The Rising Sun'
    37 12 Another Bronze Medal award m the Bth Singapore International Salon. It's "Rising Sun" by Tham Yew Fun, ARPS of Singapore. Mr. Tham is an enthusiastic amateur photographer who won two awards at the Salon.
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    TWO DISPLAYS FOR STILL-LIFE ENTHUSIASTS
    593 12  - TWO DISPLAYS FOR STILL-LIFE ENTHUSIASTS SUNNY GIAM Calling all photographers By IyjALAYAN photographers wffl be able to compete m two exhibitions of flower studies m March. One is the Penang Flower Show and the other the Singapore Flower Show 1957. Closing date for the Penang display, is Feb. 15. Entry
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  • The Do-it Yourself Club
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      Light work
      350 13 nTBE materials needed to make one of these cheerful and attractive lamps are inexpensive and easily obtained. No special tools are needed and the size of the lamp has a tremendous range, fitting into any corner or special colour scheme. The lamp base consists simply of an ordinary
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      Curtain runner converted
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      BRASS BOOK RACK
      144 13 The material used Ls brass curwin runner, such as can readily be purchased m any genera] stores All the pieces required come up of a six ft length. The A pieces are simply nine- inch "Whs cut from the strip Three are required. The two ends B
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      Slop that dust
      76 13 f L aylng th? dost which Is a characteristic of man old concrete floors Is .juitr simple. Make up a strong solution of zlnt- Milph.it? m tlie proportion uf three pounds to ou? gallon of wafer and brush MM mto th? surface of th? concrete, tt lien
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      IDEAS NEEDED
      29 13 The Do -it Yourself Club mens on this page l Tuesday. If you have any Mk CUI send them to the Free Prt ss, Cecil Street, Singapore.
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      Paper rack in modern idiom
      224 13 Paper rack in modern idiom J A SIMPLE, modern and useful newspaper rack can be made from— f One piece of 1 m. square wood about 14 ins. long. One length brass wire 3/16 m. diameter X 4 ft. I long. I One length brass wire 3/16 m. diameter 3
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    MEN WHO MADE
    230 14 i\\VF RENT a 20-year-oW Briton with hands that remind manaD .lr 5 Weill of Rocky Marciano, gives Britain high hopes ol .ts c....f l „:)'vS lrht l,!,xin« champion since Bob Fitzsimmons 56 years 'l <f O. '"Manager Al Weill and trainer Charlie Goldman, who have handled a
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    BRIDGE HAND
    350 14 POINT count is ruining bridge." Every so often we get a complaint to that effect based on a hand like today's. But usually it turns out that the players are ruining the point count method by paying too much heed to high card points and forgetting about fundamental
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    DRAW FOR SEVENS RUGGER
    253 14 2 Dr\W for the Singapore Cricket Clubs annual jj. Bcven-a-side rugby competition, which begins next Monday is as i follows: PRELIMINARY ROI'ND Feb 4: Top section: G.H.Q. ••A" v RNAS Sembawang. SCC- J "B" v Royal Signals "A All B) Whites "B" v Police "A' *ttoin
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    Lock icon MARCIANO ARE BANKING ON A BRITISH HEAVY
    393 14  -  MARK RIDGEON By Americans handle new 'hope a landed immigrant m Canada. The lack of qualified sparring partners m Canada may force Weill. Goldman and Co.. to take their protege into the States periodically to get the training he needs. Rent is working
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    Lock icon F.A. Cup callover
    176 14 MANCHESTER United, the favourites, came down from 6-1 to 4-1 at last night's Victoria Club callover on the Football Association Cup. Following the draw for the fifth round to be played on I February 16, United will play at home against Everton, who can be backed at
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    A NEAR MISS
    49 14 a melep m the Aston Viila goalmouth during the A m V Kfc Leainst Tottenham Hotspur. Dyson ?inuTottWd, rigM No 7, takes a flying header at Ml over lhe^aVof efforts were unsuccessful and the ball hit the outsim net. Spurs scored later however, to win 3-0.
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      200 14 :-BBB.~^ p^B?o__3 E^S j^^H I I L^J L-mJL-—^.J CUES ACROSS 5 The sun gets nothing (4). I Leans towards slopes ,8.. 6 Can set confusion 7 Fish that is mostly out 7 Ride m an explosive (7) 8 Splice a direction this way II Burned fifty like this (7). 7).
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      Tigers plan to stay on top
      352 15  - Tigers plan to stay on top FRANCIS ROZARIO By TIGER Sporting Association, giants of the Singapore Amateur Football Association League, are going to begin the new season stronger than ever. Having scored a League and Cup double last year, Tigers will go all out to maintain their proud record. BUT
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      US COACH BRINGS AN OFFER
      140 15 US COACH BRINGS AN OFFER THE American basketball coach Sam Fox. who was to bt an Official at the last Olympic Gam..-,, bui couldn't make it because he wa.s tin n on tour m Turkey, last night arrived m the Colony. He brought newa from India. He announced that the
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      36-3 for Jap XV
      36 15 JAIAN'S Yawata Iron and steelworks nmby team ■'•ed Hong Kongs Comwjjed Civilians by 36 points ir.'e goals, six tries, to three points n.-nnjtv) when they °Pened their tour under •i. tat night.
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      SELETAR KO TIE
      20 15 b,!V h Sele'nr Inter-Se. tlon W^ hoCkey yesterday beat a^aers by a single scored by Sgt. Bcnbow.
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      Invisible foe beat O'Brien
      224 15  -  CHARLES BRYCE -By PARKY O'BRIEN. American strong man who remain! invincible m the shot put, has met his match m ar invisible adversary. Thc world Olympic champion was unable to stav< off defeat by "a bug I picked up m Manila.' He left Singapore at noon
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      SINGAPORE ACCEPTS ONE FIXTURE
      134 15 Federation on that date. The President of S.A.F.A., Mr. Soh Ghee Soon, said though they were not keen to play, they would accept one match because they had promised the Indians a game. The FAM will probably carry on with their fixture on Feb. 9, 10,
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      Roman Flyer surprises with a winning trial
      492 15  -  Allan Lewis FINAL GALLOPS FOR THE SECOND DAY AT KUALA LUMPUR I6OK-OUT TODAY'S tm QLD ROMAN FLYER surprised track watchers al Kuala Lumpur this morning. He disposed of three furlongs m 37 2 5 seconds on the fast Number Two track. KoiiKtn Fiver
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      Lock icon England keep the same XV
      105 15 pNGLAND S Rugby Union team to play Ireland m Dublin on Feb. 9 is the same a.s that which beat Wales 3-0 a fortnight ago. The team, announced yesterday, Is. D. F. Allison (Coventry). P. B. Jackson (Coventry', L. B. Cannel (St. Man's Hospital), J.
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      Lock icon KIT SOON OUT
      60 15 l£HON(; KIT SOON of Singapore lost lo Thailand** Suthirapand Kornlaks 3-6, 4-6 m the men's singles semi-finals of the Thai I .awn Tennis Championships yesterday m Bangkok. Suthirapand. last year's Thai champion, will meet Ong Chew Bee, Singapore star, m the final on Friday. The King and
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      Lock icon Bailey goes to hospital
      165 15 TREVOR Bailey, England opening batsman, went to hospital to be X-rayed for a suspected fracture of a finger after yesterdays play m the third Test m Durban. The injury is at the base of the little finger of the right hand. Bailey who made 80 m
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      GUYS WIN 10-0
      16 15 Guys Hospital beat Paignton 10-0 m a Runty Union match ln Paignton yesterday.
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    Lock icon "Defaulter' Nehru is under U.K. fire
    586 16 MR C. RAJAGOPALACHARI, th e last Governor General of India, said m Madras yesterday that the United Nations had no right to re-distribute territorial sovereignty m Kashmir "according to its own ideas of justice, as if it were an international court of law." He
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    Lock icon MERCILESS ACTION WANTED AGAINST ISRAEL
    515 16 MERCILESS ACTION WANTED AGAINST ISRAEL THE majority of countries represented m the United Nations yesterday strongly supported the recommendations made by Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld. that the UN. Emergency Force move into Gaza. El Auja and the Gulf of Aqaba areas when evacuated by Israeli forces. Mr Hammarskjoeld had earlier presented
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    ANOTHER DAGGER ROBBER
    48 16 Four robbers, armed with daggers, held up a woman, Tan Leng Choo, 34. m Jurong Road, Singapore, last night. They got away with $259 In cash and jewellery. Four men believed to have come from the Federation were detained. Part of the property was recovered.
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    Lock icon TO STUDY YOGA 'BRAIN WAVES'
    38 16 Two American scientistsarrived m Calcutta yesterday from the U.S. to study yogas. They brought an encelphalograph with which they hope to collect data on changes of brain waves I during yoga trances. U.P.
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    Holden due tomorrow
    56 16 THE film star William Holden and his wife, Brenda Marshall, are expected to arrive m Singapore tomorrow afternoon from Bangkok. They are on their way to Ceylon for the shooting of the fi l^ "Bridge on the T.iver Kwai." They are sponsored by Columbia Pictures and will
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  • THE PAPER WITHIN A PAPER Eve
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      13 1 THE PAPER WITHIN A PAPER Eve No. 29. Singapore. Tuesday, January 29. 1957.
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      ISLAND SCENES GO GAY!
      540 1 ISLAND SCENES GO GAY! Thousands of yards are produced —on textiles (SINGAPORE is offering fashion conscious woin c n textiles which arc exciting and entirely original! The textiles bear the stamp of Malaya m their direct interpretation. The designs are glowing reproductions of palms and hibiscus, tembusi and jungles— many
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      Rich and Vibrant
      257 1 10IAHH Of THE WEEtk £AMPION GARNET rich ani vibrant as a glass of Portuguese port is Eve's colour-of-the-week. It is as new as tomorrow to fashion- wise Singaporeans, a bold and exotic colour to inspire romantic adventures. It is a cobjr to radiate Eastern complexions and skins,
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      Dolls make friends
      316 2 PAN a doll express international Friendship? Thousands of Singaporeans who have seen the character dolls created by Mrs. Ruby Norris, president of the Y.W.C.A. of Malaya, agree that it can. Her dolls m the costumes of lhe world's family of nations have provided nn impressive insight into
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      Lock icon Local Look!
      69 2 Local Look picture The Paris look? No, this is a Singapore-designed- and-made gown for semi-formal occasions. Made by a popular young male couturier, it's of Swiss satin-cotton in a milleflcurs pattern. Hie colours a rich blend of < rose and ruby tones combined with leafy greens. The only Parisian note
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      A nautical air of inspiration
      305 2 Hi si utt of tho Wmmk THIS week's origin.il desig worn by Indhn < imcn Lascar costume, so firmliar I tion. The sailors' to;;? consi the latter ornamented #irfc sash. They atfect a quaint ♦estive coloured embroijcryEvc's adapt.iti n is a tlzt blue, neckline .md
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      Tempting Ideas
      225 2 ARRIVING this week m Singapore will be airborne fresh mushrooms. Do you know what to do with these tempting morsels—how to bring out their best qualities? There are dozens of ways with fresh mushrooms! This delicious fungus which tastes like meat to some is endlessly versatile. Try stuffing
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      Hunting Husbands
      126 2 ON the subject of wild game again. Eve suggests that you prepare the small birds your husband brings home from his shooting expedition after the manner of the peasants of Italy's Tuscany. Clean, disembowel and singe your birds. Dry them carefully, then brown them m a little olive
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      THOSE HARD, HARD CAN RUIN PAVEMENTS UOUR FEET!
      394 2 THOSE HARD, HARD CAN RUIN PAVEMENTS UOUR FEET! is that it takes piac without the discomfor place then are unable to mfort support the body's weight properly. "Undue strain is placed upon the spine years to perfect and recently were redesigned by master craftsmen under orthopaedic supervision as a result
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      A New Year Gift!
      275 3 A New Year Gift! A local market chain il offering a Chinese New Year 'gifV m a packet of two quick frozen American pies With every packet of prepared complete dinners. The dinners chicken, roast beef and turkey also are quick-frozen. Both pies and dinners are rendu to pop into
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      Where to Buy...
      155 3 Leather hassocks, Sherborne Pouffes, Ltd.. all furniture stores Jade and Chinese art sale, pewter tea sets, China Art House, 15£ Orchard Road; ladies' cummerbunds. Thai-Craft, 11 The Arcade off Rallies Place; Handloomed Indian' textiles, sun mats anc pillows, Handloom.s Emporium, 23 Race Course Lane and rosewood carvings
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      SPANISH RECIPE
      100 3 EVE has snared a choice recipe for Tomato Jam as it is prepared m Spain. This is a "company" treat, easily prepared. Choose local tomatoes and make sure they're all healthy and fully ripe. For every four tablespoonsful of tomato pulp simmer your tomatoes m a little water,
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      ITS STARES AND STRIPES !
      74 3 ITS STARES AND STRIPES Stripes before thc eyes dis Itinguish Monaco, thc jetpropelled swimsuit for 1957 soon to invade the sports scene m Singapore. This lovely model portrays its possibilities, further captivated by a coolie sun helmet. The costume, one of many new styles arriving at local shops, is m
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      Take Your Garden into Your Home
      332 3 BRING the tropical splendour of native plants indoors. If there is sufficcnt light within a room, plants cau be transferred to ornamental pots or troughs and trained over grillwork or similar supports to be beautifully ornamental. They are being used more and more m
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      Feminascope
      1306 4 THE NEWEST. SNAPPIEST MOST PRACTICAL PAGE DESIGNED FOR WOMEN t; ASTERN m origin and the most practical kind of "portable" seating arrangement is the noum— called by the old-fashioned a hassock. One local firm has distributed to a large number of stores a variety of these delightful domestic accessories.
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  • Woman & Home
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      12 1 Woman Home pbkk Pill SS MALAY MAIL SUPPLEMENT Tuesday, |anuary 29, 1957.
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      MERDEKA YEAR CALL TO WOMEN Of MALAYA
      1028 1 MERDEKA YEAR CALL TO W OMEN Of MALA YA IN THIS, the promised year of Merdeka, the roles which the women of Malaya must assume m the national scene stand out sharply. No longer will it be patriotic or wise for women to occupy spectators' seats. For too many years
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        188 1 f needs the \"*Bmm%W cream m T*w^?m&mmr Prpmp Creme Puff's blond of r JgF«mH9|^ m^^mmmmjm sheerest powder plus creamiest v_T UssW Sp^" base- both m one velvety «**3& ***^wl iIPiL r v^Hp:y disc-goes on like powder... but <fe &PW W Pp r PP the cream m Creme Puff jf -v,
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      Carlina hat with double bun
      60 2 Carlina hat with double bun TIE RE is an attrac- tive cocktail party hat, if you like wearing hats at cocktail parties. It is of turquoise velvet with a double trim at the back. Ancl m the double trim is a diamante pin. Tfiis ivas one of the hats among
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      Lucky Asian housewives
      388 2 T*HE average Asian x housewife is luckier than her Australian counter-part when it comes to domestic help m the home, according to an Asian woman student m Australia. Tlie student, Mrs. Nazir Tila Mohammad, viceprincipal of a girls' high school m Peshawar m West Pakistan, said that
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      SAFE DRUGS BECOME KILLERS WITH AGE
      442 2 SAFE DRUGS BECOME KILLERS WITH AGE by a Medical Correspondent A LOOK at the record of ill-effects caused by old medicines which have lain dormant m the bathroom medicine chest for months or years would seem to indicate that almost everything sold m the drugstore should be marked with a
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      HAVING MY BABIES AT HOME WAS MORE FUN
      642 3 A mother tells of the vital six hours she should never be left alone with her fears MY first baby was born m hospital. That's why my :*ext two, including my new son (91b. 12 oz., five weeks old, and :*m I
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      BIRTH STORY TOLD BY T.V.
      144 3 TELEVISION cameras of the British Broadcasting Corporation have gone into the maternity department of London University College Hospital— one of Britain's famous teaching hospitals— to record scenes for a mother-and-baby series which started on January 1. The aims of this new maternity series of 12
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      Test kitchen solves some pastry snags
      224 3  -  Winifred Lees By I ENJOY cooking, but not baking too much mess. My pastry and the rolling-pin always stick together no matter how liberally I dust the board and the implement (and myself and the floor) with flour. But I may be encouraged to
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        63 3 Today more than ever the accent m home Furnishing is on 11 modernistic furniture. To suit all types, Falks have designed the finest quality lighting fittings, m various 1 HH 1 colours to truly modernise your home fi3f BB I 188 SCOTT ENGLISH (SEA.) LTD. Office Showrooms: 79, Anson Road,
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      CHOOSE FABRICS WITH CARE
      503 4 CHOOSE FABRICS WITH CARE Exotic prints can make a home gay ONE of the most pleasant things present day modern living has brought is real pride m the home. Decorating is no longer confined to cream walls, brown woodwork and the rather unattractive v n cut moquette fabrics. No. Colour
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      Hair Glamour
      94 4 j yjERE are tiro glamorous hair styles by London's j 11 famous expert, Steiner of Mayfair. The first, above, is simple but aay. The hair is set ill loose curls and taken up over the ears. I There is no parting. The necklace used as decora- tion adds
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      Fragrance round you all day?
      410 4 fPHE House of Coty has long been famous for its lovely perfumes and Coty have recently brought out six of these m lotion form. Coty Creamy Skin Perfume is ideal for Malaya as it cannot evaporate, however, hot the weather, and the true fragrance lingers
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      She bought a New Face
      520 5 AND, SAYS ANNE GLIDEWELL, I HAVEN'T LOOKED SO HEALTHY FOR MONTHS OR FELT SO GOOD A BEAUTY treatment, I decided, would make a really welcome gift to myself. I am sure many women have never had one, but I'm equally sure most women would like
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      And here's a girl with two faces
      94 5 YOU wouldn't think the two girls m the jt picture above were the same girl. But >> they are and it shows just what make-up <S can do to a girl. S> The girl above is British film actress Pat- ricia Dainton and
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      Cool and elegant
      59 6 IJERE'S a dress that spells freshness m the sunshine. Worn by blonde Belinda Lee, it was specially designed by Anthony Mendleson for her role as leading lady m the new British film, "Who Done It?" In grey and white striped cotton, it has a low belt on
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      CAMOUFLAGE THESE DARK EYE SHADOWS
      521 6  - CAMOUFLAGE THESE DARK EYE SHADOWS EILEEN ANDERSON Beaut) hints for the morning, afternoon and evening... by MISS K. Don. chief beauty executive of a famous range of cosmetics, told women m London recently just how to make the most of our looks. In one sentence she took the tint out
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      This milk is made purely for babies
      596 6 IT IS a generally ac--1 cepted fact that human milk taken by a baby from its mother's breast is the best and most nourishing food for a baby. But m so many cases breast feeding fails, and it is then that an adequate,
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      'Big Show' weddings fading
      539 7 Modern young Mr. and Mrs. are keeping a much more watchful eye on money FASHIONS are certainly changing, even among the traditionally-minded British. The day has long passed, of course, when Britons proposed on bended knee with the timehonoured: "Darling, will you consent to be my
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      Household hints
      115 7 DRINK a glass of milk after eating onions; you will find then that they do not h nger on the breath. To clean up a dirty, greasy sink, sprinkle all over with salt (coarse kitchen salt* and then wipe over with a cloth dipped m petrol or kerosene.
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      PEARLS GIVE CHARM
      245 8 PEARLS GIVE CHARM PEARLS seem to have become an indispensable part of a modern woman's dress. The increasing interest being shown by Malayan women m pearl set jewellery is remarkable. A pearl necklace, for instance, is a common sight m any distinguished gathering of women these days, and it is
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      These wall paints dry in an hour
      331 8 ARE you thinking about redecorating your home? It can be great fun and very rewarding, too, with the marvellous new Synthetic Emulsion Paints. They actually dry within one hour of being applied without leaving a trace of a smell. You can repaint a
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      Smartness on the beach
      59 8 ■J^ERE'S a lovely idea for relaxing on the beach or sitting m the garden under the shade of a tree. Theskirt is made of hand-printed cotton and it is worn over a midnight blue swimsuit. Who's wearing it? Lovely British actress Muriel Pavlov one of the
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      Jewellery you can make yourself
      223 9 MAKING your own fashion accessories iTl can be an exciting hobby and a rewarding one. On this page, Hollywood film star Mari Blanchard shows you how to make delightfully becoming baubles m a step-by-step demonstration which she worked out m her dressing room between scenes
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      Earrings, scatterpins
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      Mari shows how ... step by step
      126 9 Mari shows how step by step ATTACHING another cork to the ond of the ribbon (on left) Mari makes another bauble out of the pearls and sequins and her necktie is finished. On the right are the finished baubles, attractively tied and proudly worn by Marl. Mari did not stop
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        223 9 mm REFRIGERATOR m m^mL^K^^ar 'M^^iSß^E3Biißp±^BSCß nMIIMI r. 'wmxzzwsMi^mms^vss-^^Wi > "~-^r> p f &i m a i /f^9_\ ri #i v■* GENERAL^ ELECTRIC This I\EW GE Refrigerator bas a place for everything. Id. all) M*_<J for Lit. hen' and apartments where s|>acc i*. Al a premium. Outstanding cony. nieuec f. atures
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      A Recipe For HEALTHY HAIR
      830 10  - A Recipe For HEALTHY HAIR Eileen Anderson Indian women hare the mast beautiful hair m the uorld sans a famous London beauty consultant by I^AMOUS hair anci beauty consultant with a refreshingly sensible theory is Mr. Charles Bedeman. When it comes to the care of scalp and skin, says Mr.
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      DON'T fret over GREY hairs
      128 10 DON'T fret over GREY hairs TO tint or not to E tint? The question hits hard when the S first grey hairs ap- pear. It hits even harder when they appear years before we could reasonably have expected them. S To the momentous question, Miss K. Don, chief beauty executive
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      Battle off the BULGE
      876 11 Battle off the BULGE Some facts on figures by Helen THE wares of corset manufacturers may not hit the fashion headlines as glamorous outer garments do, but that doesn't mean the makers don't move with the times. They have been moving with the times since the early days of the
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      This germ-killer is the answer to 80-year search
      589 12 This germ-killer is the answer to 80-year search AN antiseptic can be described as "something which destroys infection by killing germs." There are hundreds of different kinds of germs of which the most common and dangerous are known as streptococci and staphylococci. They are to be round everwhere. on the
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      DIET FOR PERFECT HEALTH
      511 12 DIET FOR PERFECT HEALTH Tht* importance of vitamins tn foot* rE basis of good health is a wellbalanced diet. A wellbalanced diet, m case you don't know already should include milk, meat, fish, eggs, plenty of vegetables and fruit, cheese, some fats, jam, bread and cereals. For warmth and energy
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      BUTTON HOLES
      550 13 1 hey re so easy on this rkNE of the most v amazing post-war production stories is the development of the Necchi Supernova Sewing Machine. Made m Italy, it embodies all that is most desirable m a household sewing machine. The Necchi Supernova Is manufactured to the highest
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      PLAYSUIT WITH A ZIP
      51 13 PLAYSUIT WITH A ZIP IIERE'S something i 11 that ivill grace any beach. 3 It is a reversible l\ zip-fronted playsuit 5 m acid yellow sail- cloth and printed 2 cotton, modelled by Patti Morgan. J lt is called "Delia" HI and comes from the t Londonus Spring Collection 1957.
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      Useful hints
      69 13 SOAK slimy sponges ln vinegar for several hours and rinse m cold water afterwards, it gives them a new lease of life and a new freshness which will surprise you. A USEFUL solvent for removing |r< a>. and tar Btalns from fabrics is eucalyptus oil. GIVE yeur shots
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      Evening cheong-sam
      37 14 Yolande Joy of Johore wearing a cotton evening cheongsam with floral pattern picked out m beads. She was one of several models wearing colourful new styles at a Commonwealth Fashion Parade m London last week.
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      EVEN CHILDREN ARE STYLISH
      403 14 By a Fashion Correspondent NO WONDER French girls have a flair for fashion they start so young. Wherever I went m France I saw the most adorable children. Their hair was almost always m a distinct style. Not for them the straight sides and the grip
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      These home hints may help you
      183 14 These home hints may help you RUB a little grease round the lip of a jam or honey jar. The drips will fall back ln- side and the tablecloth I will be all the cleaner. BEFORE working m the garden or starting f any particularly dirty chore, fill your nails
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      Be Yourself
      242 14 Says Patricia Compton HAVE you a personality phobia? Do you long to be vital and sophisticated or like the girl next door who is never without a date? Or perhaps you endeavour to simulate the sultry star that you admired so much at the cinema last week? If
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      Cummerbund-cum-hat
      43 15 o£i?£ is how to ring the changes on that new dress and get yourself a hai to match. This charming toque is converted from the shocking pink cummerbund worn ivith the grey cotton polka dot dress. The dress is a Melbray creation.
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      NEW HOUSING ESTATE TO COST $4½ m.
      234 15 A 32- ACRE site near the Singa pore Turf Club off Buk:t Timah Road is being developed as a large housing estate which, it is hoped, will contribute towards solving the problem of housing m the Colony. The site has now been prepared
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      PEPPER SNACKS
      565 15  -  HELEN FISHER Some recipes for 'those shiny, slightly hashed- looking objects' by THOSE shiny, slightly bashed -look ing objects, red, green or yellow, known mostly as peppers, are certainly worth trying. They are also known by several other names, all fairly similar—pimento, pimiento, pepperoni but I ask simply
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      A dish fit for a king
      413 15  -  HELEN GANE by IF a friend who is a culinary expert comes to stay with you, don't be too proud or too shy to coax her into your kitchen and give her the freedom of your larder. I'm lucky enough to have a friend
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        HOW TO GET THE LOOK MEN LIKE TO SEE
        375 16 HOW TO GET THE LOOK MEN LIKE TO SEE MANY women are so concerned about grooming themselves to avoid the criticism of women that they fail to take into consideration that grooming themselves for the admiration of men is of prime importance. Usually women demand too much of one another
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        Wear beads to suit the shape of your face
        313 16 Wear beads to suit the shape of your face IF you wear ropes of coloured beads to out-dazzle a gypsy queen, make them make amends for Nature's little errors. "Never," says Hollywood beauty expert Max Factor. Jr., "has a woman had better opportunity to use colour, design or metallic splendour
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        Get up a little earlier and go to breakfast with a radiant face
        431 16 Get up a little earlier and go to breakfast with a radiant face FROM birth a woman is taught to please a man At first she delights m wild orchid polish on her tiny nails. At fifteen she begs permission to use eye-shadow for her debut dance at the country
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