The Singapore Free Press, 26 April 1957

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1 16 The Singapore Free Press
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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper No. *****. Singapore, Friday. April 26, 1957. Price 15Cts.
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    Lock icon A-ARMADA SPEEDS TO M.-E.
    424 1 A-ARMADA SPEEDS TO M.-E. V <■— ■< 4. I Sudden departure strands sailors THE hurried departure of the massive, atom armsequipped U.S. Sixth Meet from Mediterranean ports for the Middle East was described to Washington pressmen by the State Department spokesman, Mr. Lincoln White, as its return to "its normal
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    Lock icon SYRIA IS TOLD PULL OUT TROOPS
    502 1 SYRIA IS TOLD PULL OUT TROOPS Hussein begins purgej ex-P.M., officers held W f| MI HHHHHHHHH-HaHH-H BHHHMHHHH Nasser move next? IORDAN'S INTERNAL CRISIS NOW THREATENS TO ENJ GULF THE MIDDLE EAST, WITH THE REPORTED DEMAND BY IRAQ THAT SYRIA PULL OUT ITS 5,000 TROOPS FROM NORTHERN JORDAN. THESE FORCES MOVED
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    Lock icon MAC TO VISIT B & K?
    133 1 MAC TO VISIT B K? rE British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan, returned to London from an extended Easter holiday to a hurried meeting with his cabinet ministers today. There were reports that he Is considering a visit to Moscow. Diplomatic sources said, Mr. Macmillan has been studying closely the
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    23 1 -..-j r nrr cf-,1 the world's mightiest aircraft- carrier, which is now speeding with the 4U-warsnip rancan to the Middle East trouble area.
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    DATES FOR GOOD MUSIC
    112 2 rE famous American violinist. Ruggiero Ricci, is due to give three recitals m Singapore and one m the Federation. The first solo recital will be given m Singapore on Monday, April 29, beginning at 9 p.m. m the Victoria Memorial Hall, the second recital will be
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    JAP HOSPITAL METHODS FOR COLONY?
    350 2 Braga falls for cure techniques PHILDREN'S wards m Singapore hospitals may be reorganised on the Japanese model. The Minister for Health, Mr A. J. Braga, who recently returned from a short visit to Japan, told the Free Press: "We could do well to adopt their
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    'WATER' CRIES SOLDIER LOST FOR 4 DAYS
    280 3 'WATER' CRIES SOLDIER LOST FOR 4 DAYS J^ BRITISH soldier, Corporal Moone, missing from his unit for the past four days, last night staggered into the arms of two special constables along the lonely Ulu Klang Road, only a few miles from the heart of Kuala Lumpur, and said "Get
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    Exhibits pour in for show
    74 3 THE Singapore Art Society has received a record number of pictures from local artists for their Eighth Open Exhibition to be held at the British Council Hall from April 27 to May 5. The 173 exhibits include scrolls and three sculptures. Among these are works
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    35 3 picture. Stirling Moss. the Britisii raeini B-otat-it j i and his liance. Rathe- j rim* Molson, enjoy a j i ianee ftl their en- j frngemenl party at a j restaurant m London. I Popper
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    Commissioner due on May 2
    44 3 Mr. Vallilath Nadhathil Madtiavan Nair, Com-missioner-Designate for the Government of India m Malaya and Singapore Is expected to arrive m the Colony by the liner Chusan on May 2. He will be accompanied by his wife and children. i
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    Flight broadcast
    31 3 The CominenT.il Service of Radio Ceylon will broadcast on Its South-East Asia beam a commentary on the Air Ceylon inaugural llight to Singapore today at p.m., Malayan time. s
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    MARSHALL GETS IMPATIENT
    234 3 MARSHALL GETS IMPATIENT -THE impatience of some Assemblymen over the postponement of the Merdeka debate from day to day was voiced m the Assembly today by the Member for Carnhill, Mr. David Marshall. Mr. Marshall said the Chief Minister's motion happened to be sandwiched "symbolically and appropriately among other items
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    The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, Apr. 26, 1957. Opinion New skills needed
    207 4 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, Apr. 26, 1957. Opinion New skills needed lIOUSE-PROUD Singa*l poreans are increasing m ever-growing numbers as people take up residence m new S.I.T. Hats or m their own homes, m the main bought on the instalment basis. This has led to a boom m sales
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    'Sukarno shows his true colours'
    735 4 'Sukarno shows his true colours' PELHAM GROOM concludes his series on Indonesia IN 1949 the Dutch handed over the sovereignty of Indonesia and as soon as a degree of normality was reached Sukarno tried to make clear his policy by making speeches m Java to the effect that the Republic
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    11 4 "Why's Dad trying to book a singlo reservation on the Mayflower?"
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      18 4 HENDRY'S for I *!]L dis count Schools P. H. HENDRY Manufacturing Jeweller 78 North Bridge Road. Singapore, 6
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    31 5 picture. i "Baby" Santosh. youngest member of the T.K.S. Tamil Cultural Group, gets final grooming from her mother before rehearsal. The company opened m the Badminton Hall last night. Free Press
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    BLOOD STILL HARD TO GET
    212 5 BLOOD STILL HARD TO GET Only one m 10 answers call to save a life Relatives reluctant RELATIVES and friends of patients m the Singapore General Hospital needing transfusions are still reluctant to step forward and offer their blood. This was stated to the Free Press yesterday by the Medical
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    Govt. holidays a MUST for staff
    197 5 PRACTICAL difficulties prevent the Raffles I Library from being open on 1 1 public holidays. The librarian, Mr. L. M. Harrod, told the Free Press yesterday that many people do not realise that almost the whole staff has to be on duty when the
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    MORRIS GETS TOP RAF JOB
    29 5 A South African Air ViceMarshal, known to British airmen as "Zulu" Morris, was last night named as the Royal Air Force's guided missiles chief.
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      336 6 iPinifi .rtn'i.s v_. ,Hiiiin\.ra_;-.__u.u i,_ 11 ,^'imSw i+^Mmlxt&'i i V iWEvr r^ Ba____£2— Sz_ m^ Ml HIIII I MUIIIIIM MAADHAKE by Lee I alk and Phil Ravis w "1 |UP-S_*-^ \7I f/Lv 1 I UP- SEE-CVMSY- 71 |UP-S€E-RMSY-- V 7^vj/ LX N^ paisy- I Jutx Jri ,NTO bbbb— |/C r
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      459 6 ~w\l^ mJ/N^-* c BORN today, you are sharp, intelligent and quite able to make your own way m the world without the i help of anyone. Yet you are so tact--5 ful and diplomatic that you appear I to seek advice with all those who might know something about a
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      184 7 LONDON. April 25- RUBBER No. 1 RSS cif. Pl evloUl T day European port* April 27 buyers 27 'i sellers Ma J 27 buyers 27 buyers 27' 4 sellers 27 sellers June 27 buyers RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot f1% buyers 27 buy"" rirrfi? v« i o
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      New York prices
      122 7 NEW YORK, April 25. Previous Today TIN Straits spots 100 12 noni 100 50 nom TIN futures Standard Contract April 98 75 buyers 98 75 buyers 99 50 sellers 99 75 sellers May 9862 buyers 93 75 buyers 99 50 sellers 99 75 sellers TONE: Steady. SALES:
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      U.S. PEPPER
      56 7 Malabar/Lampong spot and awaiting release 27 vj, afloats 26*4 to 26 April shipment Malabar 26»_, Lampong 26. Sarawak spot 26-.. afloats 26, April shipment 25 I*..1 May shipment 25, June shipment 24 Muntok white, spot and awaiting release 34' afloats 33, April shipment 32. sellers ex-dock- Above prices
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      76 7 Previous Today COPRA Philippines c l.f UK./ North European delivered weight per lonr ton April/May $175,* sellers *174>s sellers COPRA, Straits c.i-f. U.K/North European delivered weifht per lonr ton April/May £64 seller, £63^ buyers May /June £64 seller* £63 »-i buyers £63 sellers COCONUT OIL crude
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    Lock icon IT'S SUEZ AGAIN IN UN TODAY
    303 7 IT'S SUEZ AGAIN IN UN TODAY BRITAIN was yesterday reported ready t« acknowledge Egypt's terms for running thSuez Canal but only under protest pendinj new talks for a final settlement. Qualified informants said the British decisions were taken at a 105-minute meeting of Prime Minister Macmillan's Cabinet. The Government also
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      148 7 Today's Radio Programme for Singapore 1.15 pxn Luncheon Potpourri; 1.30 Time Signal and News; 1.45 Fun and Frolic; 5.00 London Studio Melodies; 5.30 Cranford— Part 6; 6.00 Time Announcement and Programme Summary; 6.02 Designed for Dancing; 6.30 Four Star Variety; 6.55 Announcements and Singapore Share Market Report; 7.00 Time Signal
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    ALL ABOARD THE MAYFLOWER
    97 8 For trip to the U.S. ON the left is a striking view of the Mayflower II replica of the Pilgrim Fathers ship as she unfurls her topsail for the first time at Brixham Harbour before sailing to Plymouth for trials. Her trials were very successful and
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    A 'hush, hush' meeting for clues to a quiet life
    235 8 A 'hush, hush' meeting for clues to a quiet life ONE hundred and thirty scientists and engineers are meeting m Antwerp to plan a quieter life for everyone m this age of noise. "Silence" was the golden word when the experts met m Antwerp's huge Provincial Institute "Hush" was the
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    The P.1. shows its paces
    55 8 The P.1. shows its paces ITS air intake look- L ing like a yawnI ing mouth, the English Electric E P.l. fighter aircraft E is seen m the picI ture on the right I he^id-on. E The five hundredth E flight by this superE sonic aircraft has just J E
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    THAT'S A WONDER
    80 8 - THE Russians claimed another great discovery —this time a wonder drug "ten times stronger than penicillin." Now British and U.S. experts have found that the drug called albomycin— is the same as a U.S. drug which was discarded m 1946 because it was "of limited value." Claims
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    Fast... Fas ter... Fastest...
    109 8 Fast... Fas ter... Fastest... R. P. Beamont. the company's chief test pilot. It was made from the English Electric aircraft research and development establishment at Warton, near lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHII Preston, Lancashire. The P.l. first flew August 4, 1954, sim« when 17 different pilots "have flown tn< plane and gained rx perience
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    Mercy dash by hitch-hop 'copter saves man
    223 9 Mercy dash by hitch-hop 'copter saves man A ROYAL NAVY ri Whirlwind helicopter hitch-hopped 500 miles last week and saved the life of a seaman lying dangerously injured m a ship m the Bay of Biscay. It was three o'clock m the morning when Sunner Lenhart, a 24-year-old Stockholm seaman
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    W-H-O-O-S-H!
    211 9 Aerobee-Hi, a strato- i E sphere rocket carrying the mechanical "heart" E of an earth satellite, I E is seen below roaring i E °ff i*s launching ba y e 2 at the White Sands E proving ground m New Mexico. It is the first workI In? condition test
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    A GUNBOAT GUARDS NETS FROM RED WRECKERS...
    395 10 A GUNBOAT GUARDS NETS FROM RED WRECKERS... THE fishery protection vessel Bramble, her four-Inch gun ready for action steamed at for action, steamed at Russian fleet of 300 trawlers 40 miles off the Norwegian coast. Her mission: to prevent further damage to the nets of British herring drifters. Eight East
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    A NEW DESERT MINE
    66 10 A NEW DESERT MINE ANEW aluminium Industry worth "many millions" to Australia has been started m North Queensland and new cities and centres for thousands of workers will spring up m what is virtually untouched land. Engineers say that deposits of bauxite, the "raw stuff" of aluminium, at Cape Yojrk
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    BRITISH SHIPS MAY SOON BE BUILT BY POLAND
    314 10 HUSH-HUSH talks are going on m London between Polish shipbuilders and representatives of Lloyd's Register of Shipping. The outcome may mean big orders being placed with Polish yards by British shipowners. The talks centre on reaching agreement as to the building standards
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    New sight tor Elie from Egypt
    123 10 LITTLE ELIE, pictured above arriving m London with his older sister, is rapidly going blind. Doctors said six months ago that Elie's sight was m danger and he must go to Moorfields Eye Hospital i In London or else... But Elie lived m Cairo.
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    Horrors? 'No,' say doctors
    148 10 Horrors? 'No,' say doctors Doctors are threatening to resign from a British university's research laboratories if an inquiry Is held into their treatment of the animals with whicn they experiment. A university official said: "We understand that an Inquiry will be made." Birmingham University Senate has been asked to investigate
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    For best results 'bounce' your flash...
    772 11  - For best results 'bounce' your flash... Jerry Field School tor photographers M^^M I—^— By IF your subjects look "lightstruck" when you make snaps indoors by flash m other words if facial details are burnt out, expressions are "frozen" or contrasts are excessive here's a different technique that can perhaps result
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    'Burnt-out look'
    52 11 An acceptable outdoor shot taken during overcast weather with the aid of a flash "bounced" off an adjacent garden wall. This technique prevents your subjects looking "lightstruck" when you snap. In other words, it is a technique for natural, relaxed looking pictures without excessive contrasts and that "burnt
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    QUESTIONS
    195 11 QCan you give me some hints for snapping my horne the interior, I mean? A. Certainly. First of all. photograph the room m its natural setting. Don't move the furniture around into an unusual position just for the sake of "art." But do choose the hest vantage point perhaps
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    Lock icon FORMOSA FARMERS NOW AMONG BEST OFF
    157 12 THE general living conditions of farmers on Formosa are better than anywhere else m the Fur East, except Japan, according to a top American agricultural expert m Taipch, Mr. William H. Fippin made the statement as he left for Saigon and his new post
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    44 12 picture. Former Shaiighailanders, the Mings, now of Detroit. Michigan, seen above, successfully combine a full family life and separate careers for father and otner Mr. Ming i s th e chief engineer of a large architectural firm, aiid Mrs. Ming is a radiologist. A.P.
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    Lock icon More ink needed
    74 12 More ink needed INDIA, which gave its name to an ink, wants more of the stuff. But India doesn't need India ink, the fluid used by architects. India wants blue black fountain pen Ink. The New Delhi Ministry of Commerce has published a booklet, inviting small firms to enter the
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    Lock icon Peking cannot deliver
    122 12 -TMIE Soviet Union has let k Communist China postpone grain shipments due under the 1956 Chinese-So-viet trade agreement, says an informant who recently returned to Hong Kong from the Chinese mainland. He said the Chinese Reds were unable to make their promised grain deliveries during 1956 because
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    Lock icon REVOLT 'FOR OWN PROFIT'
    87 12 PRESIDENT Sukarnc described Indonesia's crop of army revolts "exploitation of the Outer Islands by various factions for their own profit." In a statement issued at Den Pasar, Bali during his tour of th c archipelago, he said: "If there must be competition, let it be competition
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    Lock icon 'Menon's job is to keep Kashmir'
    122 12 'Menon's job is to keep Kashmir' THE New York World Telegram and Sun, a Scripps- Howard newspaper, referred to Mr. V. X Krishna Menon, India's new Defence Minister as Prime Minister Nehru's "alter and less pleasant ego." It said m an editorial: "Mr. Menon probably would be the first to
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  • Glimpses
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      Lock icon Formosa to open new mines
      80 12 Formosa to open new mines NATIONALIST CHINA and Japan are now studying plans to develop coal mines m Formosa with money provided by the U. S* International Cooperation Agency, the Tokyo newspaper Mainichi reported. The plans call for development of the Shinchu and Nanchuan mine projects abandoned by the Japanese
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      32 12 India Air Force planes are dropping emergency food supplies m the north hill districts of Almora and Garwahi to stave off an acute famine. The districts lie on the Tibet border. U.P.
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      42 12 Ceylon is experiencing second thoughts on the Government intention of abolishing the death penalty for murder. Forty murders m the first two weeks of this month, with suspension of the death J penalty m effect, has virtually compelled such a re-examination. U.P.
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      36 12 South Korean President Syngman Rhee has reduced to life imprisonment the death sentence imposed on Lieut. -Gen. Kang Moon Bong for having master-minded the assassination of counter-intel-ligence chief Lieut.-Gen. King Cheng Yong January last year. U.P.
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      18 12 Mr. Eugene Black, president of the World Bank, will I visit Japan m the next few days. Reuter
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      32 12 West Germany, with its own pavilion, will be the larg- est foreign exhibitor at the Tokyo International Trade Fair next month. She will have more than I 3,000 items on display. A.P.
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      118 12 The recent conference at Prapat, Indonesia, of Christian churches m South and East Asia demonstrated to the world that, despite the fact that Christians m those countries constitute less than one per cent, of the population, their lea- .-i ders are men who would stand out m any group Government,
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    Lock icon Japan's schools overcrowded
    109 12 A TOKYO Ministry of Education White Paper said the general scholastic standard of Japanese primary and middle school students was declining due to overcrowded classrooms. The report said far too many students were put into one class and, m many cases, more than the actual capacity of
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    Lock icon HK goods popular
    66 12 HK goods popular BUSINESS is boom- S ing at the Hong 5 i Kong, pavilion of the World Trade Fair m i New York. The harassed staff of 10 working m shifts has been hard pressed H •to handle the thou- sand s of questions j from buyers and repre-
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    Lock icon 'Taipeh too soft with Vietnam'
    147 12 'Taipeh too soft with Vietnam' TtWO committees of the Taipeh Legislative Yuan (Parliament) have demanded that the Nationalist Government appeal to the International Court m its right with South Vietnam on the citizenship status of 500.000 Overseas Chinese. The overseas affairs and foreign relations committees of the Legislative Yuan accused
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    Bridge Hand
    390 13 COUTH'S hand was a proper pre-emptive bid over partner's opening He had no vupport for spade.--, a heart suit that needed no assistance from partner, a good enough hand tc expect to make game if partner furnished the three tricks hi?* opening bid promised, and a lack of
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    BOOK OF THE WEEK
    276 13 THE THIEVES OF ENCHANTMENT, by Pierre Audemars. (WAR Chambers, 10/6.) THEY called him Tim Boom because when he was a boy, m the slums of Paris, one could hear the guns faintly, and he used to clap his hands m delight at their intermittent rumbling. In
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    The Ambassador had a time-bomb in his suitcase
    644 13 The Ambassador had a time-bomb in his suitcase ►THE BOOK PAGE4J THE SWORD AND THE OLIVE. By Sir George Ren del, KCMG. John Murray. 362 panes, VO secret agent m tent on treason and sabotage could sidle into daylight more secretively than does Sir George Rendel, the author of these
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      270 13 "-x mmi ___M_____ff_B___| fl fl fl fl HB| L____f— ~~~_____l I I I LJH I 1 I 1 I I i CLUES ACROSS 5 He is a whistler on board 1 Evil spirit has a vehicle at ship (9). hist (7). 6 Draw off water mostly <5). 5 A graduate
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    WEST INDIANS START TOUR IN FESTIVAL MOOD
    516 14 WEST INDIANS START TOUR IN FESTIVAL MOOD THFY RATTLE UP 368-6 THE West Indians yesterday produced the sort of cricket; that officials and fans of England dream] about hard-hitting, run-getting cricket to bring back the crowds. They finished 368 for six against a team of I experienced English County players
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    Lock icon DENIS COMPTON TO QUIT CRICKET
    168 14 DENIS COMPTON, the England cricketer, is to retire from first class cricket at the end of the coming season, he announced yesterday on board the Edinburgh Castle on his way back from South Africa. Tne decision win no. come ii much of a surprise to
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    106 14 BRITISH Lawn Tennis Association announced yesterday that it has "severely reprimanded" Davis cupper Roger Becker on his behaviour during the recent Florida tournaments. S. B. Reay, secretary of the LTA, said he had received an "adverse report" from the United States LTA. "1 am not going
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    65 14 -THERE are ten final acceptors for the Free Handicap Stakes for 4-year-olds to be run over the last mile and a half of the Cesarewitch course at Newmarket, on Friday May 3. They are, with weights: Pirate King, Athenien 11 and Articulate 8.12; China Rock 8.6;
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    Pretty U.S. athlete fight vs. polio
    361 14 trATHY RUSSELL. 17 and _v attractive, has established herself as one of the outstanding young amateur athletes m Washington. United States, despite the fact she has spent seven years m a fight against polio. Kathy. a centre forward on the Annandale, Virginia, secondary school
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    Colony lucky to hold Schools
    305 14 Colony lucky to hold Schools f IKE the Free Press J said yesterday, Singapore "A" found Combined Malayan schoolboys their equal and were lucky to draw 1-1 m their soccer match at Jalan Besar yesterday. Though Singapore had the better of the exchanges, the boys showed grand fighting spirit, especially
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    52 14 Sweden's tennis ace Sven Davidson was knocked out of the Naples international tournament yetsenUy m a third round match by unseeded Italian Antonio Ifaggi. The score was 8-6. 6-3. Australia's Lew Hoad is scheduled to play his third round match today against Ulf Schmidt of Sweden-
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    20 14 Swansea boat Llancily by eight points to three m a Rugby Union match played at Swansea yesterday. Reuter
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    611 15 REAL MADRID THE SUPERIOR TEAM IN DRAWN MATCH I3EAL MADRID, the crack Spanish side, swept into the final of the European soccer cup when they drew 2-2 with Manchester United, English League champions, m Manchester last night. The Spanish team had won the first leg of
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    83 15 FORM GUIDE IS OUT TOMORROW THE Free Press Race Form Guide will be out tomorrow. It is your guide to the winners at the Penang Turf Club's May Meeting, beginning on Wednesday, and is brought to you without extra charge. With Allan Lewis and Trespasser to help you pick winners,
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    128 15 League ban on four Sunderland players FIVE British soccer players were suspended yesterday from playing m English League matches. They are centre-half Ray Daniel, wingers Billy Elliott. Willie Fraser and I Johnny Hannigan all of Sunderland, a First Division team; and centre half Ken Chisholm of Workington and formerly of
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    41 15 picture. DEREK IBBOTSON ran the fastest indoor mile m Britain at Manchester on April 18 m 4min. 7see., beating Brian Hewson by two feet with Mike Berisford third. Ibbotson is seen clearing away from bis rivals near the finish. Paul Popper
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    MALAYAN POLICE BEATEN 5-1
    26 15 Saigon Police soccer team beat Malayan Police by 5-1 at the Taodan Stadium m Saigon yesterdrr* 'Her leading 4-0 at half time.
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    218 15 JAPAN are heavy favourites to beat Ceylon m their Davis Cup Eastern zone semi finals match starting today at Tokyo's Denen Coliseum courts. The draw for the threeday competition were made yesterday at the Prime Minister's official residence. The Prime Minister personally drew the
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    166 15 ITALY defeated Northern Ireland 1-0 with a goal after three minutes m a World Cup preliminlary round soccer match m the Olympic stadium m Rome yesterday. Italy dominated play for most of the match after left-back Cervato gave them an early lead with a
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    104 16 A FRENCH officer chased an Algerian Insurgent chief for nearly a mile over mountain country m a helicopter and knocked him out with the undercarriage so that he could take him alive, according to reports reaching Paris. The chase took place yesterday near Orleansville, Western Algeria. The country
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    607 16 'BAD HATS' BAN: U.K. MAY THINK AGAIN We must approve report on talks says urn He promises to speed up election day plans AN INDICATION that the Untisft uovernmen. inigiu ue pmirawA ed'to reconsider the ban on subversives standing for election to the first legislature under the new constitution was
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    41 16 picture. ■iiiiiiiir«Miiiiiiiiiir*iiiiiii.iiiir*iiiiiiiiitiir^ni This costume, worn by Laurie Archie, representing a Unicorn, and which won second prize, caused a stir at the recent Art Students' League Ball at New York's Hotel Roosevelt. Proceeds went to establishing scholarships for deserving students Paul Popper
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    79 16 WHERE is no fear of expectant mothers being inconvenienced if the Singapore midwives go on strike tomorrow, the Health Minister. Mr. A. J. Braga, told the Free Press this morning. Mr. Braga said arrangements had already been made for nurses and assistant nurses to take
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    Rubber price
    32 16 May first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened m Singapore this morning at 92 3 4 cents a lb., up half a cent on yesterday's close. Th< tone was steady quiet.
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      14 1 Woman Home FREE PRESS A MALAY MAIL Sl' .EM EM Friday, April 26, 1957.
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      The most difficult days of marriage
      865 1 The most difficult days of marriage WHEN THE FURNISHINGS IN THE OLD HOME ARE WEARING THIN AND THE COST OF RENEWING THEM BITES INTO THE SAVINGS 15 Y A WOMAN I HAPPILY I WED FOR 20 YEARS II ■■•■■■III 111 111...... 111... 1.1 I 11. .11 .I, 111,..** I WONDER
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      Children maturing more quickly
      457 2  -  GWEN ROBYNS PARENTS!. BEWARE OF BOASTING By MOTHERS TAKING GREATER CARE IS your baby super--1 advanced? Did he teethe at four months? Did he walk before he was a year old? Did he count to ten before he was two years old? Did he write his
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      HUNDREDS OF BABIES DIE EVERY YEAR BY ACCIDENT AND LACK OF KNOWLEDGE
      638 2  -  Edmund Quarry by TS anything m this world more poignant thaji the sudden death of a bonny, healthy baby, especially when death is due not to the swift onset of some devastating childish malady, but simply to lack
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      STUDY YOUR BUDGET
      183 3 STUDY YOUR BUDGET TIOMEMAKERS should study their financing as carefully as if they were running the national budget. A family of four buys approximately three tons of food each year. said Mrs. Edythe C. Peck, director of public relations at the Birmingham, (Michigan, U.S.) National Bank. And the mother of
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      A drive against this ITSY BITSERY!
      299 3  - A drive against this ITSY BITSERY! Anne Edwards br w OOW women love 11 when Remnant-week-at-the Sales comes along. For then they say, that's theii chance to add a bit here or a piece there.., to make a new hat 01 alter a dress with hall a yard of this
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      For every home
      168 3 THE Axe Brand Universal Oil is prepared from a prescription by Dr. Schmeidler. It consists of valuable ingredients m accurate proportions. It is pure m colour, pleasant to taste and entirely free from drastic substances. A few drops of it is pleasant to take internally. It is
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      STRANGE HAT STYLES
      93 3 BRAVE will be the man who will escort his young lady if she wears one of the three hats pictured here. Yet each one is very much m the fashion m the West. The hat shaped like a dome (below) is m biscuit lace straw trimmed with
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      Give your floors a better look and a longer life
      913 4 Give your floors a better look and a longer life WAX not only makes the floor look better but it means money m the bank for you, particularly if you have linoleum or vinyl plastic floor covering. You save by allowing the wax to take the wear and thus postpone
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      TASTY BITE WITH THAT CUP OF TEA
      691 5  - TASTY BITE WITH THAT CUP OF TEA HELEN FISHER Says EFFECTIVE LIGHTING IT is appropriate wher* ever an illuminated decorated wall feature is required to enhance the furnishing of modern interiors. And the lighting fit' tings shown m these pictures will certainly achieve that effect. These lighting fittings were awarded
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      Is your hair dull, dry, brittle?
      652 6 THIS HAPPENS OFTEN AFTER AN ILLNESS AND HERE'S ONE WAY TO CURE IT *pHE hair is a solid secretion from the epithelial cells lining the pit or follicle out of which the hair grows. For its colour the hair depends upon the amount of
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      IT IS PLEASING, QUIET AND KEEPS YOU COOL
      326 6 IT IS PLEASING, QUIET AND KEEPS YOU COOL To aircondition your home or your office always insist on Chrysler Airtemp equipment, which has a pleasing and forward look styling. Chrysler Airtemp. who hay c 20 years of air-con-ditioning experience and engineering "know-how," are now manufacturing all types and sizes of
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      What is a woman?
      146 7 IA UTHORESS Nancy Spain was once asked to de- fine to -indefinable; How do you define a woman? Told to keep her definition to a maximun of 150 words, she replied; 'I'd define her m ten things she's always saying thus" If, Where are the children?
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      DO-IT-YOURSELF TREND IS SPREADING
      287 7  - DO-IT-YOURSELF TREND IS SPREADING H. SYMINGTON By ARE you one of the everincreasing army of men and women dedicating themselves to the 'do-it-yourself' trend? For reasons of economy m this ag e of high costs, or merely for the satisfaction of admiring your very own handiwork, do you apply yourself
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      478 7 HERE'S WHAT A WOMAN WANTS A LIPSTICK THAT LASTS LONGER AMERICA'S best Avon cosmetics are becoming very popular m Singapore. They have a first-class reputation and are guaranteed by 'Good Housekeeping," a magazine with an international reputation. Here are a few details on various Avon products:
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      Fashions of three nations
      156 8 FROM lilt IT. MX I ROM II SlRll.lt ASM THIS IS MOM e.xttis FASHIONS of all countries interest women and on this page are pictures of three evening gowns from three different countries. Th e gown on the extreme left is from England and was one
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      Cordon Bleu Soup
      169 8 fTTHE first woman to receive A the Cordon Bleu was cook to King Louis XV's favourite, Comtesse dv Barry, who was guillotined 163 years ago. The Comtesse persuaded the King to award this sky-blue ribbon of the highest order of the Bourbon kings for her excellent cooking.
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      AMERICANS GO IN FOR GADGETS IN A BIG WAY
      194 8  -  ANNE GLIDEWELL By QUITE what most American women do with the time they save with labour-sav-ing devices I don't know, but there's no doubt their homes are much more sensibly planned than m Malaya. Of course, I had/ always mown that
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      Making up with an expert to aid you
      397 9 Making up with an expert to aid you /JOINQ through the makeup routine with an expert is a thrill for any girl but that's what is m store for a girl who manages to get a foot on the film ladder. Above are four pictures of newcomer Beth Rogan going
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      READY FOR ROMANCE
      61 10 There's no parting m this new hair style by Steiner of London. One side of the forehead is covered with i a bouffant fringe and the hair is taken right back I at the sides and brought forward m a curve at the ends. Lilies of the
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      GETTING RID OF THE STAINS
      213 10  -  H. GANE By When the cocktail party is over ARE you troubled by those stains that mar the gleaming surface of table, sideboard or cabinet as a result of careless guests having set down cocktail glasses on them? I mean those stains that take the
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      SO NOW YOU CAN GO AHEAD AND MAKE THESE COCKTAILS
      342 10 E FH)REARMED with E E-T the useful hint 3 given above on how =to cope with the E consequences of a lack rz Eof respect for cher- E E ished furniture, the E E house-proud host or E hostess may
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      Country shop now big firm
      558 10 IT was the year 1753. Immanuel Kant is a youth of 19. Goethe has just started school. Mozart and Beethoven are yet to be born. But the industry this article deals with has just been established. Douwe Egberts Royal Factories are surely one of the
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      THE FIRST COCKTAIL?
      99 10 WHAT is the origin of the word "cock- tail"? No one seems E to be very sure, though It is universally acE cepted that the term E was first used m AmeE rlca. One theory is that liiiiililiiiiiuiiiiiiimiiiiiimiiiimiiii the word "cocktail" is derived from a Mexican lady
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      There's no set rule for the perfect figure but here's a guide
      326 11 There' s no set rule for the perfect figure but here's a guide SINCE the days of Venus de Milo, a beautiful figure has been one of woman's most ardent desires. Although Venus appears rather overweight today, she was m perfect proportion for the fashions of her time. "What are
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      DON'T LET BEAUTY WALK OUT ON YOU
      498 11 DON 'T LET BEAUTY WALK OUT ON YOU MANY women who lose their prized beauty are like the proverbial farmer Wh o carelessly left the barn door open and didn't take time to close it until every prize calf got away. Beauty, like any possession of great worth, needs constant
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      Sarah Bernhardt necklace style is the fashion
      318 12 Sarah Bernhardt necklace style is the fashion |/v striking contrast to the I sparkle of real diamonds is this picture (right) of the original necklace be- longing to the great Edwardian Age actress Sarah Bernhardt. A delicate tracery of marcasite holds the slender, curved pastilles of mother-of-pearl. From the Henry
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      A biting problem
      545 12  -  EDMUND QUARRY I IT IS THE UNPLEASANT BUT :j I COMMON CHILDISH HABIT OF :j NAIL CHEWING: THIS ARTICLE :j WILL HELP WORRIED PARENTS jj SLwAV-WAW. rVVwVIrVIrWrVwVB NAIL biting Onychophagy, to give it its official name is surely one of the least engaging of childish habits. Fortunately,
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      THE HOME SEAMSTRESS OWES A BIG DEBT TO MEN
      605 13 THE HOME SEAMSTRESS OWES A BIG DEBT TO MEN pEW women have ever heard of Weisenthal, John Dunean, Heilmann, Thimmonier, Walter Hunt, but these were the names of men to whom seamstresses at home and m the workshop are indebted. They were the names of pioneers m the realm of
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      846 14 Lovely houses in ideal suburb BB_B> HnVwOf-WBoaßoß^ww.'.- Officials of the Realty g i and their architects 3 visit the site every week B E to make sure that the i the construction work E is being carried out ac- zz I cording to specifica- fl z tions. E i This
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      THIS SIGN IS PROOF THAT WHAT YOU BUY WILL LAST LIFETIME
      281 14 THIS SIGN IS PROOF THAT WHAT YOU BUY WILL LAST LIFETIME KNOWLEDG EABLE women buying furniture m Britain today look for the "kite" mark the indication that the articles they are buying have successfully passed the tests for quality and endurance laid down by the British Standards Institution. Most of
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      POOR RELATION NOW MOVES IN GLAMOROUS CIRCLES
      820 15  - POOR RELATION NOW MOVES IN GLAMOROUS CIRCLES Helen Gane The romance of cotton... I by riiiiiiiiuiiifiiaiiiiitiiiiiiifliiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiit-Ciiiiiitiiii I And here's the story of how a firm famed j j the world over makes yOU might think that cotton was a fabric of comparatively recent origin, the way it has captured the
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      BEAUTIFUL FABRICS
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