The Singapore Free Press, 19 February 1957
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Title Section19 1957-02-19 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale m Malaya No. *****. Singapore, Tuesday, February 19, 1957. Price 15 ts.19 words
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Article258 1957-02-19 1 —Pakistan warns India has six divisions poised on her border HF WAS REPLYING TO A STATEMENT WHO IS NOW SERIOUSLY ILL IN NEW YORK. Mr Menon was taken ill shortly after returning to New York from Washington where he? took part In a television258 words
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Article, Illustration86 1957-02-19 1 E The famous Swedish actress, Marta Toren. E was late last night re ported to be m "a E highly critical condi- E tion and unlikely to E recover." She was rushed to E a Stockholm hospital E E after performing on E E Sunday night beforeA.P. - 86 words
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Article59 1957-02-19 1 Indict India... mHE Pakistan Govern- j I merit plans to ask j the I'nited Nations to impose sanctions against India m the Kashmir dispute, well- informed sources said m Karachi yesterday. Top Government officials arc busy fram- j *> ing sanction proposals so that they can be placed before the59 words
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Article, Illustration273 1957-02-19 1 OCEAN RIDDLE OF MISSING SHIP dant last night asking the lighter to broadcast on its lifeboat transmitter for live minutes every hour, on the air. Kariio Malaya had already traiiMnitted that message four times up to this morning:, but without success. The message will be broadcast again. Meanwhile. m X273 words
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Article142 1957-02-19 1 Th- 0 8 Civil Dei Chief. Mr. Val Peterson. said IJ! that 40 to 50 per cent t the U.S. population would be killed m an enemy atomic attack, even if the best available system of Shelters were m place. Peterson testified, however, that he neverth has recommendedU.P. - 142 words
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Advertisement110 1957-02-19 1 bhvv^ itj JBBr^* Ht^Bl tS'^ u^k^wi y/^ for smart healthy hair f Use Brylcreem every day and see what a diftcrj# ence it makes to your appearance. Brylcreem Jf is not messy, not greasy, it gives the clean, smart look preferred by all well groomed men. I BRYLCREEM gives the110 words
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Article92 1957-02-19 2 •X^IIK Singapore con- E I tiacent of El rfrl E guides to the World E Camp held recently m z Manila stole the show j by pitching a tent m seven minutes. This was stated by the leader of the group, E Mrs. Anne Lee. who has just92 words
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Article, Illustration400 1957-02-19 2 MARGARET WEE - MARGARET WEE Rv Imitation diamonds now a girl's besf friend SINGAPORE'S well-to-do Chinese women, who used to insist on solid gold and precious stones for their costume jeweflery a few years ago, now take a delight m wearing cheap imitation settings. According to an import400 words
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Article37 1957-02-19 2 ROCK-N'-ROLL dancers may now compete with singers for the Alvin Presley Cup at the benefit show to be staged at Victoria Memorial Hall on Friday, starting at 6 p.m., it was announced yesterday.37 words
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Article170 1957-02-19 2 THE Singapore City Council is ready to cope u»th the expected "enormous rush 1 at the new Farrer Park swimming pool when it Is opened on Saturday. The City Architect, Mr. H. Ha u son, toUl the Free Press yesterday that he hoped that170 words
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Article279 1957-02-19 2 UNIONS RUSH TO JOIN TUC THE Singapore Trade Union Congress has received 'applications from several unions for affiliation. A meeting of the Representative Council is- to be held tomorrow to consider them and, if necessary, lay down new policy. A spokesman of the TUC told the Free Press that members279 words
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Article25 1957-02-19 2 The United States has already delivered U5520,000,- 000 worth of arms to Saudi Arabia, which now has filed another U5540,000,000 request. U.P.U.P. - 25 words
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Advertisement110 1957-02-19 2 j^itc**' "No mjiter what m you think you're #m» <i^^^ Jt^\^_..A V the baby's father -not me!" ik. J| ?¥|j| ifc^f iB faithfu| io Rkyl^ Kyle's name— even tf I 1 can'i to his love!" f^^^H fe w You call y° ursdf i Jw X' my best friend -but \ap*110 words
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Advertisement114 1957-02-19 2 CALLING ALL ROCK'N ROLLERS! TO THE SPECIAL TEEN-AGERS 9 vi jt 9 S preview of 44 R0CK PRETTY BABY" It IV 111 l \llti TOMORROW 9.00 A.M. Featuring Exciting Newcomer, The f^ ■Teen-ajje Idol JOHN SAXON and 151 /r'b I gSAL MINEO The Star of "Rebel S*jJi£-% without a Cause".114 words
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Article126 1957-02-19 3 -SAY, NIKITA MR. F .KITA KHRUSHCHF Soviet Communist Party chief, said last .ight that Russia's new jreign minister, Mr. And* -i Gromyko, would "foJjw the line" traced by his predecessor, Mr. Dmitri SJ epilov. 'Mr. Gromyko will trans- ite into reality Mr. Jhepilov'a policy because126 words
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Article32 1957-02-19 3 The Ceylon Government is studying a proposal to make Ceylon a republic. This Wai disclosed m Colombo yesterday by Pritn^ Minister S. W. R D. Bandaranaike, U. P.32 words
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Article, Illustration50 1957-02-19 3 picture. Girl with the look of elfin mischief is 31-year ola French ballet darner ZM Jeanmaire m London for the premiere of her latest film Folies Bergere. Two versions have been made one for Britain and the t'nited States, the other for France and other European countries. I Paul PopperPaul Popper - 50 words
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Article36 1957-02-19 3 Russia's new Foreign Minister, Mr. Andrei A. Gromyko, will go to London for the .spring sessions of the UN. Disarmament Subcommittee, soviet sources said at the United Nations m New York yesterday.36 words
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Article162 1957-02-19 3 11HE Imperial War Graves Commission, which is m charge or the unveiling ceremony of the new Singapore war memorial on Mar 2. has issued no invitations to official guests from the United Kingdom because it has no power to expend its funds on the paymentReuter - 162 words
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Article30 1957-02-19 3 A Polish delegation leaves Warsaw today to discuss the possibility of broadening economic relations between the United States and Poland, it was announced last niijht.- ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article283 1957-02-19 3 WILD WELCOME FOR THE QUEEN E Portuguese play Sir Walter Raleigh m triumphant drive PORTUGAL gave a spectacular welcome yesterday to Queen EliF zabeth and her husband, the Duke of Kdinburuh, at the start of a four-day state visit by the British Sove~ **or nnmtrv i oldest ally. Great crowds,283 words
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Article63 1957-02-19 3 QUEEN ELIZABETH was reported JT«f- terday to have been E puzzled, on her visit to E Lisbon, by thousands of bedspreads hung from windows. "Does everyone irMk their rwintorpanes (»n E Monday?" she asked. •The hmnring out of E bedspreads is a sign of r high respectA.P. - 63 words
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Article35 1957-02-19 3 Last night Que»»n Elizabeth, m a dress of gold brocade, was served Portuguese food and wine by waiters dressed m 18th century livery at a glittering state banquet m Lisbon's ancient Ajuda Palace.— R"U- U.P.U.P. - 35 words
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Article120 1957-02-19 3 A TRANSPORT plane which will take off straight up, then tilt its wing so that the saint propellers carry it on horizontal Sight is to be developed at Palo Alto. California, for the United State.s Air Force. A local company has been awarded a contract toReuter - 120 words
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Article33 1957-02-19 3 pre s i dent Eisenhower's press secretary, Mr. James Hagerty, said yesterday thut there was no definite answer yet on whether Queen Elizabeth will visit the United States this year ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Advertisement43 1957-02-19 3 RARE EXQUISITE DON'T MISS DON'T MISS DON'T MISS DON'T MISS FAREWELL PERFORMANCES! J U kihoshita •asr i GREAT WORLD PARK («i Seng Road) I 4|b LAST BIG SHOWS i TONIGHT at 7.00 and 9.30 p.m. DONT M.SS DON'T MISS DON'T MISS DON'T MISS43 words
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Advertisement154 1957-02-19 3 mmmm x SHORTS /f)^ In Cotton Gaberdine, these are available m JLa/ colours of White. Mack and Red. Also m j jO-i-iff Cotton Rayon and Sailcloth m colours of II kite, m&£~~s Green, Red and Yellow. MlF*%:ift Waist sizes 21 to M jfjj^FJf From $7.50 to $14.50 I If TEE154 words
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Article, Illustration36 1957-02-19 4 And now if fffan me frtat pleasure to close this Cunal,not only to British, French, and Israeli ships but Co all >hi/»s that do not think Egypt the most advanced and wonderful nation m the world!'*36 words
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211 1957-02-19 4 The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, Feb. 19, 1957. Opinion CLUMSY BUT... OUSSIA'S latest friend- ship offer to Britain, clumsy and blundering though it be, is interesting from a long-term view. It has come at a time when Britain is taking scant pains to conceal either her displeasure with her American211 words
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Article144 1957-02-19 4 UNKNOWN - UNKNOWN ■9KB A(iKKKK millionaire who wanted to send his son to Narkover was told that there is a sliding I scale of charts "Fixed fees w«if, r h too heavily on the poorer parents," said Dr. Smart-Allick. "The sliding scale enables a parent to pay what he144 words
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842 1957-02-19 4 DRIFT OVERSEAS OF U.K.'S BEST HUMAN ASSETS... I»T a SjM'ri;il Corrt'ttponch'iii THOUSANDS of people arc leaving Great Britain to seek ;i new life abroad and the sobering fea lure of this rush to emigrate is the sobriety of the people who are taking part m it. No wild, get-rich-quick ideas842 words
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Article79 1957-02-19 4 =**********11. Illlllllir TALK is beginning again m Britain about building a Channel tunnel. Such a tunnel between Britain and France will become necessary if the European Free Trade scheme comes into being, it is said. it Plans for building a tunnel were first suggested m the 1860s79 words
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Advertisement30 1957-02-19 4 WORLD FAMOUS GERMAN RADIO A Nt-KEN^ TELEFUNKEN with Hi-Fi system and 3"D sound Obt.iin.ible from your nearest dealer or contact SEOW KUAN CO., 4 6. Ohobv Ch.mt Singapore. Tel: *****30 words
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Advertisement40 1957-02-19 4 A SHORT CUT TO SUCCESSFUL GARDENING LlquiNurE An idea! liquid manure containing ail fhe essential plant nutrients. Simply dilute with water and apply to all growing plants. SIMPLE and EFFECTIVE UJ X-RAY CLUB rr! LOTTERY SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE (0. LTD.40 words
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Article, Illustration175 1957-02-19 5 No threat in the new HK runway T"~ HE construction of a longer runway at the Hong Kong airport will not affect the status or traffic at the Singapore H airport. The Director of Civil Aviation. Mr. G. J. Warcup. told the Free B Press that the interests of Singapore175 words
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Article163 1957-02-19 5 THE Singapore Red Crescent Committee formed a few months ago to collect funds m aid of the Egyptian war victims ha.« deeiried not to sell pictures of the Egyptian President. Qamal Abdul Nasser, on ita flag day. A spokesman for the committee. Inche Samad Ismail,163 words
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Article30 1957-02-19 5 Salvage workers off Pitcairn Island In the South Pacific tim recovered the anchor of H.M.S. Bounty the ship made famous 167 years a^o by a mutiny.30 words
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Article, Illustration179 1957-02-19 5 Mr. Urn beckons to the women Inspiration call THE Chief Minister of Singapore, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, called on women to take an active part m politics and inspire their menfolk m their march towards self-government. He made this appeal at the annual dinner of the179 words
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Article56 1957-02-19 5 THE Chinese Nationalist naval headquarters In I Talpeh said today that two Nationalist patrolling warships sank one and damaged another Chinese Communist warship m a ten-minute exchange of fire northwest of Matsu Island, early this morning. Matsu Island Is situated about forty miles east of theReuter - 56 words
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Article, Illustration62 1957-02-19 5 Little Ziku Baraskawi. aged three, a <lreek girl from Athens who was enchanted by the toys In Singapore when she passed through on Saturday with her parents and a group of other (ireeks m KETCb of a new life m Australia. Ziku was the youngest pas- senger on board the62 words
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Advertisement195 1957-02-19 5 THE MODERN TONIC FOOD COD TUP MOnFPN A(%E ~'*&a V rv^ iv mc iTivi/ii'^ l r^^^ T^jHL Dcdlinn with a bunch of healthy, mischievous young- v, m w i CTBAIN sters is no easy task for the consc.entious teache^ INK STRESS and SI RAIN Parents have entrusted their children to195 words
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Miscellaneous633 1957-02-19 6 >i\\HII\KI l»v Lor Falk ami Phil Davis VlVw^^ l^^ ATTEA/T/OA/, EARTH. I JONNY XI97C-RJNMV^BP'^| I WAS TMAT^HT^T WAS A V^^^f y^ s JOHHYXf97CW/LLBE k3W NAME. HUH-- 1 HEARP I'LL -ER--RAPJO TELEPATHIC ¥>ORN on this first day of the in- T £9or \f HE WILL BEAN PUBLICLY SPANKEP/H W j- -BUT633 words
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Article182 1957-02-19 7 LONDON. Feb. 18 Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS c.i.f. Euioman ports February 25"i buyers 25 's buyers 26 sellers 25 s sellers March 25 buyeis 25 1 buyers 26 sellers 25 l 8 sellers RUBBER No 1 RSS Spot 26 buyers 25 buyers 261 sellers 25182 words
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Article121 1957-02-19 7 NEW YORK. Frb. 18. Previous Today TIN Straits spot 102.00 nom. 101.00 nom. TIN futures February 98.25 bUJ£ 98.25 buyer. Standard Contract MaiCil y8.75 sellers 9875 sellers Am -il 05.75 buyers 95 75 buyers Apr 97.00 .sellers 97.00 sellers TONE: Quirt. SVIKS: Nil. StraiU Cantraa M buyers121 words
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Article39 1957-02-19 7 Malabar/lAmpong spot 27. awaiting release 26. afloats 16% and February shipment 25 sellers Above vrices Quoted I ex-dock. Sarawak spot 26. awaitI ing release unquoted, afloat. s 33 and February shipment 31 m U.S. cents per W.39 words
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Article44 1957-02-19 7 NEW YORK. Feb. 18. Previous Today 30 Industrial* 468 07 467.40 20 Railroad, 143.09 142.40 40 Domesti Bonds «0 94 90 99 13 Utilities 69.89 70 04 65 Stocks Composite Averages 165 62 Above prices quoted m U.S. cents per lb.44 words
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Article63 1957-02-19 7 LONDON. Feb. 18 Previous Today COPRA Philippines tli. UK./ p^VE"" llfiSJ. *..ers ».80.00 seUer, lone ton Keb./M»rch £66 sellers i66\ sellers SSS* JJ.^^ JJjJJJggJ COCONUT OIL crude Straits COCONUT OIL crude, Ceyk»n c.i.f. European porte bulk per nnnn lonff ton F>b./March unquoted unquoted riIIMPPINF OPRA c.i.f.63 words
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Article, Illustration214 1957-02-19 7 THIS PLANE IS POWERED BY THE SUN THE model of an airliner of the future, witli engines operated entirely by electrical power derived direct from sunlight through the medium of a new "silicon solar cell," was demonstrated recently to members of the Aviation Writers' Association of North America. The model214 words
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Article200 1957-02-19 7 IX)R two hours a C.I.D. officer was stranded on a ledge up to his waist m the icy waters of a disused canal 400 ft, below ground. Then rescue came -in the shape of a frail 13-year-old boy m a flimsy home-made canoe.200 words
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268 1957-02-19 7 THEY called her the most dangerous woman m the world. For Belle Livingstone boasted of her friendship with two kings and a host of titled aristocracy. But Belle, who became Queen of New York's speakeasies and went bankrupt at the end of prohibition,268 words
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Miscellaneous55 1957-02-19 7 I SINGAPORE 1 I HIGH TIDES I TODAY: 2.07 p.m. s TOMORROW: 2.18 a.m. E and 2.57 p.m. THURSDAY: 2.53 am. and 3.52 p m. FRIDAY: 3.31 am. and E 5.08 p.m E SATIRDAY: 1.19 a.m. 752p m. SUNDAY: 5.27 a.m. E and 9.18 pm. r E MONDAY: 7.12 a.m.55 words
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Article, Illustration208 1957-02-19 8 C RUFFS DOG SHOW the chance of a lifetime m for our canine friends to get into the public eye and for their masters and mistresses, too. g And there on the right is a picture taken at this year's opening day of the biggest dog show m the world,208 words
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Article, Illustration97 1957-02-19 8 She's left holding the baby CHEILA was left holding the baby twelve of them m fact They are not old enough for B the dog show yet. But m years to come. Who knows? g Sceka, the long-haired corgi had walked out and left her seven puppies motherless. So now97 words
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Article, Illustration89 1957-02-19 8 Dogg ie buttonhole One of the smalls B white "Pom Pom"— a it And there he is abo ring. He is having a a Pom Pom is ownrd by June Dalton, aged 1 ■■■■■■■■■I llcst dogs at this year's Cruft's Show m London is a little I miniature seven weeks89 words
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Article, Illustration128 1957-02-19 9 Don't laugh they're curlers ■IF you're a dog lover, you'll think, a "Ah isn't she sweet" On the other hand if you're one of the "I hate dogs" brigade then you'll no doubt think this is a ridiculous pica ture. Whatever your attitude we leave you to tadge but tiny128 words
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Article, Illustration112 1957-02-19 9 OOODLES, the ex- perts say, are the most popular breed of dogs at the present time main- ly because they conform so closely the women'! ideal, both as a lap dog and as a fashion "must." Because of this the popular poodle112 words
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Article, Illustration386 1957-02-19 10 ASIA'S NO. 1 -NEHRU OR CHOU? Red offer on Kashmir a shrewd blow By A Special Correspondent £OMMUNIST Chinese Premier Mr. Chou En-lai's just concluded tour of the uncommitted Asian countries has emphasised the growing rivalry for leadership of the Asian nations. The issue rests between India and Red China,386 words
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Article50 1957-02-19 10 rPALKS between Egypt A and Japan are In progress m Cairo "to try and find out why Japanese Imports into Egypt are so restricted," a Japanese embassy spokesman told Reuter. The spokesman added that the talks are also aimed to promote Egyp-tian-Japanese trade relations. ReuterReuter - 50 words
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Article169 1957-02-19 10 rpHE Philippine Govern- ment has launched a far-flung campaign to weed out Chinese Communist suspects among Chinese living m northern Luzon island less than 400 miles from the Red China mainland. Police constabulary units have started to screen all aliens almost ail Chinese—in Isabella Pro- ro followingA.P. - 169 words
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Article213 1957-02-19 10 These rivers vital to Pakistan WHO is right over Kashmir Pakistan and the United Nations or Pandit Nehru? This wild, remote region, so close to the Roof of the World, has been ruled m its distant past by the Moguls, the Afghans and the Sikhs. But m 1947. the old213 words
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Article62 1957-02-19 10 S. Vietnam's 5 -year plan COUTH Vietnam has an- nounced that the first stages of its projected fiveyear economic and social development plan had taken shape and that a definite form would be ready by June. The plan, which runs through 1961, is aimed at two goals: The economic independenceA.P. - 62 words
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326 1957-02-19 10 Japan seeking more U.S. scrap iron DFGFDDFG T^ALKS have opened m x Washington with a three-man Japanese delegation seeking an increase m U.S. scrap iron exports to feed Japan's booming steel industry. The talks were initiated by Japan following reports the United States was asking foreign scrap buyers to curtailA.P.; U.P.; A.P - 326 words
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Article126 1957-02-19 10 rpHK Foreign Relations Committee of Nationalist E E L China's powerful Control Yuan m Taipeh has E E warned the U.S. against turning the Ryukyu Islands over to Japan. j= The Committee said any such unilateral act by E E the U.S. "would constitute aU.P. - 126 words
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Advertisement41 1957-02-19 10 OHHH■HH H M for the treatment of Eciena, Burns Ulcers. Sluggish g Wounds. Cut Bruise*. Sunburn. Chapping, Rashes, etc. KERODERM The Scientific Ointment JJ The FEDERAL DISPENSARY Ltd B 33. RAFFLES PLACE. m SPORE COLD STORAGE ARCADE. ORCHARD RD. B k-41 words
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Article, Illustration47 1957-02-19 11 Winifred Attvell. the famous coloured pianist has just bought a new two-keyboard piano. It is Winnie's new "gimmick" and the only piano of it's kind. The two keyboards can be coupled up. She will use it on her coming tour m the British provinces.47 words
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213 1957-02-19 11 'I AM THE DEVIL'S SON,' HE TOLD WIFE A MAN said to call himself 'The Devil's Son" confessed to the mystery wrecking 1 of two railway signals, a British court was told. The signals were found torn down at Sheffield m June last year. Nearby th« word Eoka the Cyprus213 words
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Article96 1957-02-19 11 I ess than three weeks ago more than 100 vlllai j saw their carnival queen leave the little parish church a i millng bride. Now they are mourning with Eileen Commons, the bride who was a widow m 10 clays. Twenty-year-old Eileen, of Rosehlll.96 words
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Advertisement49 1957-02-19 11 FREE PRESS SHOPPING GUIDE GARDEN WAY MILK BAR 65, Serangoon Garden Way Special Fish Chips served daily at moderate prices H you want that rsoft natur.il perm oi ROCK N ROLL Hairstyle dial ***** BETTY'S 36-B Prinscp St., Spore Prompt and Courteous Sen ice by European and Asian Hairstylists.49 words
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Advertisement55 1957-02-19 11 FOR ORCHID PLANTS SCALE INSECTS USE VOLCK OIL SPRAY 10, De Souza St., Tel: *****. Singapore. fpr*<l TONIC r% chap Mgj'^ GAJAH fejj|ft BLOOD rpKl BUILDER W £il Jvq Distributors |-.?^'V.Sfl as Mohamed Co. l^^^^^i Singapore txj^^Bj^^^ .101i. .n- IJahru SOTO THE WATCH OF GUARANTEED ACCURACY, BEAUTIFULLY STYLED 1957 Models55 words
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Advertisement56 1957-02-19 11 Treasured Gifts for a Lasting Memory! TH: BMM THE INTERNATIONAL TAILORS HIGH CLASS LADIES and GENTS TAILORS Tailored To Perfection Satisfaction Guaranteed Call Today for Your Requirements Terms Moderate 36 NIVEN ROAD, PHONE ***** THE FAMOUS STEINMETZ PIANO A MUSICAL MASTERPIECE SPECIALLY MADE FOR THE TROPICS. Sole Agents: SINGAPORE PIANO56 words
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Advertisement95 1957-02-19 11 COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY NANYANG PRESS LTD. 63, Robinson Road, Singapore PROCESSING 2 days PRINTS 3 days (Mounts Available) There is always something new m T E X T I L E S for you at MAGANLALS So Pay Us A Trial Visit At 85/87. Arab Street S pore-7. Tel: ***** *****.95 words
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Advertisement120 1957-02-19 11 PUCH The Low Price Motor Cycle for Learners Experts $630.00 Instalments Acceptable Sole Agents:—KEE KUAT RADIO CO., LTD. S rmn'-K Lumpur -Pi-naus: Lmmtrm* MODERNIZES KITCHENS jZdt/LO CttoAJL BREAD BOX "X. Z" targe three loot size. Keeps things fresh sanitary. No crumb collecting corners. Won't rust, chip, dent, stays sparkling for120 words
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Article, Illustration203 1957-02-19 12 Sunny Giam - Scramble for honours... Calling all photographers SINGAPORE'S professional studio photographers are becoming as "degree conscious" as the amateurs, who have 30 Associates of the Royal Photographic Society of Great Britain among their ranks. Several of our studio "watch-the-birdie men" are working hard at correspondence courses on photography, hoping to become203 words
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Article172 1957-02-19 12 HPHE Chief Minister of Sin- gapore, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, m his opening address at the recent Bth Singapore International Salon of Photography, stressed the need for a book by local photographers recording life m Singapore. Not long ago. Dr. C. A. Gibson Hill. V. i: S172 words
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Article356 1957-02-19 12 HAVING located a touple of m North's hand, South knew that the slam WU odd.-, on to fUCOMd. In tact, it depended upon winning one finesse, but South guested the wrong one to take. How would you have played it agaln-st a heart opening? Declarer won wilh dummy',356 words
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Miscellaneous12 1957-02-19 12 'THE BATTLE OF THE RIVER PLATE" (2) From the Royal Performance Film12 words
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Miscellaneous269 1957-02-19 12 CLUES ACROSS 5 Northern myths add m re--1 Associates at Wimbledon? verse mostl y (4K (8). 6 A soldier stands m the mid--7 Young Serviceman a bully dle of thoroughfare (6». at first (5). 7 Porter could take aircraft 8 This rids men and jogs the 7) -memory (7). 11269 words
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Article588 1957-02-19 13 Use abuse of FLEX... TH> the handyman Ilex i- a convenient means of carrying electricity from one place to another. But it can be mishandled, misused and 111-treated very easily. Flexible cord was Invented for one purpose and one purpose only— to connect a lamp or appliance to the supply588 words
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Article, Illustration293 1957-02-19 13 IN a small bedroom storage space can often be stretched by remodelling some of your existing furniture. Here, an extended top of wood faced with linoleum turns half of an old vanity dresser into an ultra-modern dressing table with plenty of space for necessary jars and293 words
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Article, Illustration68 1957-02-19 14 STOP IT! YOU'RE CHOKING ME! "Cut it out, man. I'm being strangled!" gasps 0. Hamilton, Middlesex scrum-half, as his blind- side break is foiled. St. Thomas' wingforward D. Mat- tin.is has him m a grip that may be frowned upon by the low-tack-ling purists. But you must admit it's effective!68 words
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Article143 1957-02-19 14 Join the Punters Club! OUR guest tipster on Saturday, Mrs. Irene Yuen, scored live points m the Punters Club with one winner- Sandown II (Race Pour). The record is still held by Madam Maureen Chong, who totalled 12 points m one day at the last Ipoh meeting. The Free Press143 words
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Article44 1957-02-19 14 Draw for the quarter- finals of the Scottish Football Association Cup. to be played on Saturday March 2, is: Celtic or Rangers v. St. Mirren; Falklrk v. Queens Park or Clyde: Dumbarton v Ralth Rovers; East Fife or Kilmarnock v. Airdrionians. ReuterReuter - 44 words
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241 1957-02-19 14 A TEN PAGE SURVEY IN THE CURRENT ISSUE OF THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL STATES THAT OVER 200 CASES OF FATAL KNOCK-OUT BLOWS HAD BEEN RECORDED UP TO 1950 IN THE HISTORY OF BOXING. Claims that the benefits of boxing outweigh the dangers are241 words
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Article61 1957-02-19 14 A JAPANESE Cabinet spokesman said yesterday m Tokyo that the Government had approved the formation of a Sports Council to advise the Prime Minister on the promotion of athletic activities m Japan. The council, which will consist of 200 members. will be administered by theReuter - 61 words
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Article353 1957-02-19 14 ALLAN LEWIS - ALLAN LEWIS FGDF THE COURSE PROPER (MAIN TRACK WAS OPENED FOR FAST WORK AT PENANG THIS MORNING, THE FIRST TIME FOR MANY YEARS. A drought at the moment is keeping the tracks hard and though the course proper was opened only one horse attempted to353 words
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124 1957-02-19 14 DUNCAN Edwards, the Boy Wonder' of Manchester United and England, was playing for his battalion team In the semi-final of the Army Cup competition, and at half time they were losing 4—2. He asked his captain's permission to move from left half to124 words
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506 1957-02-19 14 VERNON MORGAN - MANCHESTER PLAYERS DEMAND MORE CASH VERNON MORGAN By MANCHESTER UNITED, semi-finalists m the European Cup and keeping English soccer prestige alive on the continent, want more than verbal bouquets for their efforts. The players want more cash for their cup battles. At present all they get is a maximum ofReuter - 506 words
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Article, Illustration400 1957-02-19 15 OUT GO CSC IN KO CUP SHOCK Teachers l\ Ceylon S.C 1. rpilE moral of this 1 victory is: You never know m Cup hockey! In the shock of the season Singapore Teachers Union defended stubbornly, then scored two goals to oust the Div. 1 LeagueFree Press - 400 words
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Article78 1957-02-19 15 UNITED SCORE FIVE MANCHESTER United English League champions, coasted to a 5-1 win yesterday against bottom club Charlton Athletic and increased their lead at the top of the first division to six points. Bobby Charlton, deputising at inside-left for Dennis Violette, scored a hat-trick. International centre forward Tommy Taylor got78 words
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Article70 1957-02-19 15 Juroslav Drobny of Ef-ypt yesterday overcame a thrilling rally by Fchci.ssimo Ampon of the Philippines to win their continued quaiter-final match m the Asian Tcnni.s Championships m Colombo, 7-9, 6-3. 6-3, 3-6, 6-4. Also m the quarter-finals. Warren Woodrock (Australia) beat Afred Huber (Austria) 6—2, 6—o. 6—2.A.P. - 70 words
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Article46 1957-02-19 15 Draw lor the quarter-finals of the English Football Association Cup, to be played on Saturday, March 2, Is; Birmingham City v. Nottingham Porest; Bournemouth v. Manchester United; Blackpool or West Bromwich Albion v. Preston North End or Arsenal; Burnley v. A^ton Villa. ReuterReuter - 46 words
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Article26 1957-02-19 15 Royal Air Force Tenpnh yesterday entered the final of the Singapore Hockey Association junior knockout competition when they beat the SRC. "Green", 2-0.26 words
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Article26 1957-02-19 15 University of Malaya (titered the .semi-finals of the Singapore Huckev Association senior knockout competition yesterday on the padang when they boat Lattfi Wanderers 2-0.26 words
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Article, Illustration1090 1957-02-19 15 GEORGE WHITING'S special report before tonight's bout SAY, what kind of a deal are you guys cooking up for me?'' The raucous voice belongs to Mr. Robert Glea.son. 64--year-old citizen of New York State. He us Put Out regarding tonights big fight m London.1,090 words
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Article, Illustration26 1957-02-19 15 picture. Karim (right) th* Ceylon Sports Club inside-left, scores the only goal for his team, beatine goalkeeper V. Gomez with a back stick drive. Free PressFree Press - 26 words
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Article169 1957-02-19 15 pHE Combined Malaya Services rugby team will leave Singapore for their Japan tour on March 6. Twenty players were named yesterday by the selectors. Two matches will be played m Singapore beton the team's departure. They will assemble m Singapnn 00 March 1. Officer m169 words
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Advertisement32 1957-02-19 15 1 L =J S'^fcl'C^* l j 3^ I I} Yam •C* II foCEASri PARK HOTEL < A sea front < Hotel of distinction crowning its s ten-acre Park Dancing nightly >> \X 1 fexcept Monday32 words
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Article401 1957-02-19 16 j Share m French colonies for {Germany FELANCI threw open more than 3 000,000 I square miles of her over- seas territories to Gcman j industrialists yesterday m a sweeping move to secure quick agreement on the bold European common market project. The historic offer was I madeU.P. - 401 words
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707 1957-02-19 16 Sanctions danger is now receding over the Israeli crisis TN a dramatic overnight reversal of the situation, there are now prospects of a settlement of the Egyptian Israeli crisis without anticipated U.N. application of sanctions against Israel. Meanwhile, U.S. President Eisenhower has cut short his Georgia holiday and is iReuter; A.P.; U.P. - 707 words
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Article312 1957-02-19 16 HQ offers to mediate TIIK United Malays National Organisation headquarters m Kuala Lumpur is ready to help solve the rift within the Singapore Alliance of U.M.N.0., the Malayan Chinese Association and the Malay Union, said ils publicity officer, Inche Mohamad Khir bin johari, this morning.312 words
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Article54 1957-02-19 16 Canada Is prepared to sell uranium to "friendly governments" for peaceful purposes, the Trade Minister Mr. C. D. Howe, announced m Ottawa yesterday. He said that any sales agreements Canada signs will have to come under control regulations drawn up by the Unitrd Nations for an Internationa]A.P. - 54 words
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Advertisement183 1957-02-19 16 CLASSIFIED ADS. TUITION 20 Word* $2 (Min.)-Box 50 cts. extra BALLROOM. LATIN AMERICAN. Every Wednesday 5 p.m. I Commencing 20.2.57. monthly $10/-. Enquiry:- *****, Soon's (M F.A.T.D.. Australia) School of Dancing, 36-D, Prinsep Street. BOOKS A PUBLICATIONS 20 Words $2 (Mtn.) Box 50 cts. extra THE JANUARY 1957 Edition of183 words
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Advertisement47 1957-02-19 16 """"""••iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii M n 11 t( 11 1, 11 I Modern Beauty by I WROUGHT IRON) ||?§S DOORS I I W^fc WINDOW I I M2M GRILLES BALUSTRADES I GATES Manufactured by member of MALAYAN WIRE MESH FENCING CO. (1946) LTD. 7,ms. Bukit Timah Road Singapore Telephone 6841 147 words
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Title Section13 1957-02-19 1 THE PAPER WITHIN A PAPER Eve No. 31. Singapore. Tuesday. Fbruary 19. 1957.13 words
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Article, Illustration487 1957-02-19 1 A career in the sky <? AT least one Malayan girl lias won signal 2) honours m a unique career— flying. X She is pretty Miss Rosemary Tay Kheng V Sian. Since 1947 she lias been associated 2) witli Malayan Airways, first as a popular 9, hostess and now asRaffles - 487 words
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212 1957-02-19 1 COLOUR- OF -THE -WEEK Princess in Purple I.DOYAL PURPLE is this week's colour choice, regal and vibrant for your ?R dramatic moments. It has been, for so many dusty centuries .the colour o >> royalty that it scarcely needs descript.on. Most women are atra.c l to wear t I but212 words
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Article136 1957-02-19 1 ZODIAC matches? 2" Why not' Ev e is v referring to gift-packed $cts of lingerie, nannies 1 and gloves m matching i colours! B In last weeks Eve I there appeared a list ot colours-of-thc-xodiac. Why not Mr. Sin- g.iporc Merchant pack- age intimate accessories B 1 for136 words
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Article195 1957-02-19 1 THERE'S a prevalence of skin disorders m Singapore which doctors say may be attributed to careless cosmetics habits. How are we women careless? A surprising number of us use soiled powder puffs. We leave our boxes of face ponder open to dust and gerjns. then dab the195 words
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Article141 1957-02-19 1 WHY don't local merchants dream up more sales promotional ideas? Take plants, for instance. How about a plant-of-the-month club? Any woman would be happy to receive as a gift a choice house plant of the month throughout the year. Elsewhere m the world the "plant club" is141 words
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Advertisement5 1957-02-19 1 Sfe^^W|^T >fl#lll^ MISS IHHWferguson fabrics5 words
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Article, Illustration522 1957-02-19 2 'Career girl' believes Malay women want jobs picture. 'Depressed too long' A PRETTY, 17-year-old Malay girl, Zaleha binte hub, is a Malay <j "career girl m the Raffles Place area, m Singapore. Now to be found behind the counter of a provision store, Zaleha is S making the most ofFree Press - 522 words
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Article, Illustration188 1957-02-19 2 Bewitch tchingly Feminine handwoven s home dressmakers, i Sibateau neckline. The Continental fashion sh< woven silk is the material chosen for this week's design for nakers, a slimming sheath without sleeves and a flattering^ The colour is Royal purple, elatedly hailed at current/ hion shows. 4 r* *h r* I188 words
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275 1957-02-19 2 VKW Singapore-made textiles soon to be marketed are now being designed. Ideas submitted by Kve have been painted by a clever Malay local artist, Salleh !>in Abubakar. These new designs will be hand-printed on soft, wonderful cottons for skirts, blouses and ah275 words
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Article233 1957-02-19 2 IF you have been following Eve's "zodiacal guide" for the colours of your birth months today's harmonious tones are for August. September and October. Girls born iti August have romantic birthstones either sardonyx or moonstones. The sardonyx was glorified, by the ancient Greeks, who attached to them233 words
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Article197 1957-02-19 2 'Mop is made for midgets' DiTY our poor amahs who do housework with the most dreadful cleaning tools! On the amah's day off, Eve discovered for herself the kind of wretched household accessories with which her fairful servant must struggle, day after day without so much as a whimper of197 words
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Article432 1957-02-19 3 Blame the food you eat! ARE YOU FEELING LOW? IF you are feeling below par you ma y be suffering ironi vitamin deficiency. Vitamin requirements differ according to the individual's way of living and working, to sex, age, diet and y other factors. r, The addition of vitad mins to432 words
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Article, Illustration130 1957-02-19 3 A LION to guard your door wears a ring In its mouth. This Singapore-made ornament of a lion's head mounted on a plaque is of solid brass. The attractive shopper holding this sample thought a pair of them would be handsome at the ends of a storage130 words
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154 1957-02-19 3 A help for the woman who hates fuss THERE'S an exciting new permanent cut that's wonderful for the woman who hates to fuss or spend hours with her home "perming." You do it yourself. It's as simple as setting your hair. Furthermore, your hair is waved, styled and set all154 words
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Article104 1957-02-19 3 Where to buy... Innoxa non-toxic cosmetics, plMtlc handbags, scissors, mask facial cream and Molyneux perfumes, Federal Dispensaries; Richard Hudnut's cosmetics and Pin-Quirk Home Permanent, at better stores and pharmacies; Ceylon gems, original jewellery. Lanka Jewellers, 20 Battery Road; Chinaware, Chinese and Siamese buttons, table chests, The China Company. 8 Battery104 words
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Advertisement22 1957-02-19 3 9 x. "t? "'Stf 1 fri^JSlm^ ci^ l illilill l ll l l l l l l l I Hi! i w22 words
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Article, Illustration1344 1957-02-19 4 THE NEWEST, SNAPPIEST i MOST PRACTICAL PAGE L DESIGNED FOR WOMEN KIM) to your skin and so quick is a new electric shaver for mi lady, the newest means of ensuring perfect grooming. Models come with pink or blue plastic cases, ornamented with blazing "diamond" stars and they'll putFree Press - 1,344 words
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