The Singapore Free Press, 23 July 1957

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1 4 The Singapore Free Press
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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press lava's Own Family Paper Pi ineaporr, Tuesday, July 23. 1957. Price 15 Cts.
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    Lock icon Tarzan is oo tough, says Lana
    212 1 Tarzan is oo tough, says Lana B M KNKR divorced her fourth ■ii i i(t yesterday testifying that W"fl (Lex) Barker had an ■J" 1 ''l;i»»le temper which he m"'' {i •<> many times." ■J 1 ictresi said the former screen often raised his voice, occa- used "mast profane' lan-
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    Lock icon THE OUTCOME IS NOW UP TO THE SOVIET
    522 1 THE OUTCOME IS NOW UP TO THE SOVIET Disarm talks stalemate as deadline approaches Russian letter to U.K. 83 111 lal S hay cached a crucial stage and indications are that, unless Russia makes a vital concession before Aug. 1, probably on ficTon n r MhI a iH°"' thC c
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    Lock icon UK-US SPLIT FEARED
    188 1 UK-US SPLIT FEARED 'TWO Beverley transport planes landed at Eastleigh, Nairobi, yesterdaj from Britain as part oi the precautionary moves in connection with the Muscat and Oman uprising. Rebel tribesmen led by the exiled Imam of Muscat have cut the road leading to Odaiba airfield in the little British protected
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    DANGER IN PARK TO GO
    111 2 DANGER IN PARK TO GO No new bandstand 'ruh bandi r <ii d In Fai !< i Park to i" demolish ed Th< I<< puty City Archie Mi .1 1 rbil n.< Ifi I 1' that i would bi pulJ< <: <i (i ;i--oon po itbl< cau ol ji.s dangerou
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    81 2 OxfoS. Fr «"ch name and a B.A. degree from •nd m a"i!£ rl i wU I l R y Mlllan <>. Maureen O'Hara wodurtlAn ?i a i k *r«> ubl te f s Trucolor-Naturama I K2nr tw«» K On/ vonn Portrays a luscious S? fimJKS. M h r°^ilfa h n
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    Chasing the smugglers
    125 2 The KIT AT terror of smugglers on the contraband cigarette run between Khio and Singapore —is seen going through her paces, above. The first of a fleet of five, the Kilat is a 33--foot twin engine launch capable of a top speed of 30 knots. Except for
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    MASTER GROWING SCARCE
    231 2 MASTER GROWING SCARCE gT. ANDREW'S School, S in K ap«r, an acute shortage of teachers Mr. Tan Lye Whatt, the Principal R* at the school's annual speech i, P attention to the problems of Staffing said, "they have a bearing on the work rw the school." ork dor Mr. Tan
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    Malay is left out...
    136 2 I JIHE Nanyans UniverI I sity in Singapore I has German and I French in addition to English in the curriIcula of its Department of Modern Languages, but no Malay. Dr. T. T. Chang, vice- J chancellor of the university, told the Fret I Press that
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    Lock icon VIOLENT TACTICS IN U.K. STRIKE
    257 3 VIOLENT TACTICS IN U.K. STRIKE BUS line operators charged unions with using "gangster tactics" yesterday as a nation-wide strike of buses threatened Britain with transport chaos. Arthur Ga.sh, who operates an independent bus line around Newark, Nottinghamshire, said strikers had attacked crews of strike breaking buses. In some cases, he
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    Not too late to enter...
    168 3 IT'S still not too late to enter for the Trick Photography Contest. Friday is the closing date and all entries should be addressed to the Free Press, 140 1 Cecil Street. Singapore. There are three prizes I a camera PLUS a three months' cinema I
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    Lock icon CHILD KILLER FREED
    125 3 B HIT 18 1 1 BOHN Mrs. Eunice M. Bnllhart wits fn» d yesterday in Aiderson, West Virginia, fr o m her life .sentence for the murder of three of her children and reunited with her American .soldier hu.sband. Mrs. Briilliart, who cornea from Rochdale, England, was
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    Lock icon Britannia rules the atom, says U.K. power chief
    189 3 Britannia rules the atom, says U.K. power chief .Illlllllllllllllltllllllllfl 1111 l 11 11 111 III! II I III■■■••--LORD MILLS, Minister of Power said in London yesterday that Britain leads the world in the development of nuclear power, just as it led in Che development of steam. Lord Mills made the
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      17 3 RED j^i Wholesale prices jd^ on application to Sole Agents Malaya and Borneo M W Mm! ImWk
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    The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, July 23, 1957 Opinion Who next in Red China?
    286 4 The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, July 23, 1957 Opinion Who next in Red China? RED CHINAS Mao T.setung clearly has absolute confidence in his ability to remain in power. First through a series of purges he liquidated all active opposition. With his position thus consolidated, he betrayed the peasant masses
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    Lock icon A year after Nasser's fabulous coup
    1285 4 A year after Nasser's fabulous coup By a Special Correspondent an officer in the Egyptian Army's general headquarters held a sealed envelope in his hand as he listened to the speech being broadcast by his President, Gamal Abdul Nasser. Written on the envelope was the code word "Delesseps." And then
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    Lock icon YOUNG AIRMAN JAILED AND FINED
    228 5 YOUNG AIRMAN JAILED AND FINED T ft on crown hairdo? No sir, not for mci Honour guard ordeal I D i?J lot A think this i(S fair >" weepingly said U.S. Airman Third Class L)<m Wheeler who was sentenced to four months' imprisonment at hard labour and fined US$2OO for
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    Lock icon Singapore bersanding
    41 5 picture Inche Mohamed Said bin Ma h mood, an instructor in woodwork at the Junior Trade School, Singapore pictured with his bride, the former Che Azizah binte Ahmad, it their "bersandingr" ceremony held in Mattai Road. Singapore.- Free Press
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    MUSIC STUDY AWARD
    120 5 J^ YOUNG Singapore music teacher is leaving for the United States soon, on a study scholarship raised by students of the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina. Miss Lim Pee Yaw, an Associate of the Royal College of Music London, won the college student body's
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    Photo sale for charity
    65 5 MISS Katherine Dunham is to devote part of her last day in Singapore to SATA and the St. Andrew's Mission Hospital. Miss Dunham will be at the Arcade of the Singapore Cold Storage today at 4 p.m. signing photographs of herself which will be sold for
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    BANNED BOOKS
    125 5 TWE Singapore Government has banned the importation and circulation of four periodicals and a book by an Australian journalist. The book "North of the llth Parallel" is by an Australian Communist, Wilfred Burctuett. Burcheit was with the Chinese forces in Korea during the war. He is now working
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      208 6 HI.WIIIKAKI l»> ■•<•'«' I'alk and Phil Davift t£' w mA^M6 <££^. sitg^^&gs^/ »^3<^^y^ O« S s r..^, J rnu you J<^C^^j. r^/M i W^k l ■1"^) RSxf^Y|^ HO T^t B m^Mp TAII/..W by Edssar Hire Burroughs THE SAINT by Leslie Charteris IWlfiil CORTES IS NOT "1 THE GUARD IS STILL
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      517 6 BORN today, you are selt-rel an* confident and determined t your objective. You have the r t S I persuasion, especially whe n ii Om to oratory. Your magnetic person! ality projects itself from any ffi" c form and your feeling for the n i",' tic should make you welcom
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      182 7 LONDON, July 22. Previous today N(J 1 KSS < it. I "ports July 27 buyers 27 buyer. 1 27 Vi sellers no sellers August 27 1* buyers 27 buyers 27 :i s sellers 27 t sellers l K>S Spot 27Vi buyers 27 s buyers 27 -U sellers
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      New York prices
      106 7 NEW YORK, July 22. Previous Today IN stmits spot 96.37 norn 96.00 nom. I\ futures land n d Contract July unquoted unquoted Aug. 94.50 nom. 9412 nom. ONE: Quiet. SALES: Nil. traits Contract July 95 75 buyers 95.25 buyers 96-37 sellers 96.00 sellers Aug. 95-50 buyers 95.12
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      41 7 NEW YORK, July 22. Previous Today i Industrials ***** ***** I Railroads 151 84 151.55 I Domestic Bonds 86.67 80.64 i Utilities 70.67 7053 I Stocks <>nif>oslte Averages 178.21 177.98 Above prices quoted in U.S. cents per lb-
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      U.S. PEPPER
      50 7 Mali Lampong spot 26 V4. awaiting release and afloats lease 2(5. afloats 25, July shipment 25. Muntok alabar July ship- white spot 33 M... afloats 33. July y 2 Lampong July shipment 33, sellers ex-dock. hipmpnt 25. Sarawak spot, /l More prices quoted in U.S. cents per Ib.
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      112 7 LONDON, July 22. Previous Today fOPRA Philippines c.i-f. U.K-/ North luropean delivered »w«ht per long ton July Aug $170 sellers $170 sellers <>PR\. straits c.i.f. U.K/North European delivered weight per long ton July \u ff £64 value £64 nom. „v A "S. S<*Pt- £64 value £64
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    Press button 'A' for long distance, now
    93 7 Press button 'A' for long distance, now THE German post office is at present testing the long-distance coin-box seen in the above picture for public telephone booths. The caller is shown pointing to the coins visible on a sloping shute behind a glass panel. As the minutes tick away the
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    INCHES SAVED 38 IN AIRLINER DRAMA
    238 7 INCHES SAVED 38 IN AIRLINER DRAMA IMITH one engine on fire, a giant airliner scraped into a pint-sized airfield and 38 passengers and crew were saved by inches. It happened last week, when the plane, a fourengined Super G Constellation, landed at Southend Airport, England. Capt. Laurence Wolf, aged 37,
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    Lock icon SIR JOHN HEADS ISOTOPE MEETING
    55 7 Sir John Cockroft, Director of the Harwell Atomic Energy Research Centre, will preside at the international conference on radio isotopes from September 9 to 20 in Paris More than 1,000 scientists are expected to attend the conference, which is organised by the United Nations Educational
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      109 7 I ANNOUNCEMENT I EXTRAORDINARY Specially selected i HINDUSTANI FILMS I MIDNIGHT 1 SCREENINGS AT THE I PAVILION I s,, 2™ "CHANGEZ KHAN with ENGLISH SUBTITLES Starring B PREM NATH BINA RAI JOHNY WALKER JJ Sat. Aug 3rd Sat. Aug 10th I Sat. Aug 17th m i"AZAAD" "ABHIMAN |"DEVTA 'I H
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      110 7 Today's Radio Programme tor Singapore 1.15 pro LUCky Dip. presented by Siirojini Lourdes; i Time Signal and News, 1.40 Lucky LHp I'iirt II; T, 00 Light Maslr; 5.30 Plegta; 6.00 lime Announcement and Programme Summary, fi 02 Happy Anniversary, DTttented by Zalnal Aiam; 6.55 Announcement^ nnd Singapore Share Mirket Report;
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      45 7 SINGAPORE HIGH TIDES jj TODAY: 7.08 pm. TOMORROW: 9.17 a.m. j! and 8.12 p.m. THURSDAY; 10 08 a.m. and 9.08 p.m. I FRIDAY: 10 50 am. and 9 .58 p.m. SATURDAY: 12.08 p.m. and 1 1.30 p.m SUNDAY: 12 45 p.m. MONDAY: 12.45 p.m. t
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    THEY LEARN TO FIGHT FIRES
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    END F THE LINE FOR THE 'GHOST' TRAINS
    234 8 END F THE LINE FOR THE 'GHOST' TRAINS G'T T ll ha, itretch of BrUtel ways line. "JJ covery was mad* H ing inqu,. collision 1..,,,,"' goods train. at lay, near i S November. One r« tfJSnta times ot t] Lina 4ie through the Lffi** trains that n, gj^ There
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    Skip and Scurry
    54 8 New arrivals at tt Battersea Park Children Zoo in London are ti African Pigmy bu s babies who have bee named "Skip" and "Scuf ry." The children's zoo it tendant, Valeric Bacoi who is thrilled with fie. tiny charges is seen 1 the picture on the rifli
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    NEW SAFETY MEASURES AT AIRPORTS
    194 8 NEW SAFETY MEASURES AT AIRPORTS T*HE Australian Department of Civil Aviation recently established a Fire Service Training School at Kingsford Smith Airport, Sydney. The school will provide advanced training in all methods of fire fighting and control and is designed to promote the efficiency of the Department's fire officers stationed
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    BACK TO SCHOOL
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    THAT BEAUTY PARADE FALSIES ROW
    271 9 THAT BEAUTY PARADE FALSIES ROW <T»HREE times, the A girls in the bathing beauty competition were called on parade last week. None came out. They were arguing in their dressing-room over FALSIES. It happened at Fleet wood, promenade swimming pool in Lanes. England. The girls accused 17--year-old Margaret Melllng of
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    57 9 THE presentation of British Film Academy awards for 1956 wa s held last week at the Odeon Cinema, Leicester Square, London. This was followed by the premiere of "Miracle in Soho" starring John Gregoon and Belinda Lee. The picture above shows glamorous Danish film star Linda Stuard arriving at the
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    A Royal sausage
    110 9 A Royal sausage TWE little dacti d und m• n wit h i iic Qui en on 8m i h Lawn, Wind ir, rec< nuy. vu in ;i minor way making history H«' the iir ,i oi hit bri i d to Snd a home with the Royal Family ilnce
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    Lock icon Japanese have been patient: US paper
    158 10 Japanese have been patient: US paper r v\ iEC Christian Science Mnuitoi said In a leading article, ivi liapa the most drama Indicat lon ol why Tokyo Is seeking to expand Its trade In the traditional pee w a r Chinese market is Japan's adverse balance of trade, which last
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    Lock icon Big India bid in Red China
    120 10 INDIA is to display 10,000 items of her industrial products in a trad,, fair In Peking next, September, Mr. c t. Vukchari, assistant director of the lair said in Mr. Chart, accompanied by two government technical advi.sers, lg on hhs way from India to
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    Lock icon Beware Reds, Japan warns Dr. Rhee
    115 10 CIOUTH KOREAN President Synftnan Rhee has warn- «'d that Western leaders are Inviting disaster by talking disarmament, relaxing trade curbs and six ul.itim: hopefully that the downfall of the I Kremlin's old-time Stalinists will lead to a friendlier world "The relentless goal of Communism"
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    51 10 Seisho Tanahara. 10-year-old Okinawan, held in arms of a Pan-American Clipper purser, receives Hawaii's traditional lei of welcome from Shriner Willard L. Doering on arrival in Honolulu. The boy, crippled from early childhood, ha s been sent by the Okinawa Shrine Club to the famed Honolulu Shrine Children's Hospital for
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    Lock icon DISARM TALKS SET POSER FOR FREE ASIA
    320 10 DISARM TALKS SET POSER FOR FREE ASIA JtfUCLEAR disarmament proposals in London have "far reaching ramifications" in the Far East and must be carefully weighed to make sure they do not lessen Free World defences in Asia, the U.S. Congress has been told. A Staff study prepared for the disarmament
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    Lock icon 'Japan holding up trade talks'
    53 10 The Moscow newspaper Izvestia has accused Japan of "deliberately retarding trade negotiations" agreed on when Ru.s-sia and Japan resumed diplomatic relations in October, 1956. Such negotiations were among stipulations of the Soviet-Japanese declaration ;it the time relations were resumed for the first time after World
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      Lock icon Demand for Japanese A-scientists
      94 10 Demand for Japanese A-scientists rrili; demand from abroad tor Japanese tt ()ttl scientists is growing steadily. le The Japan Council of Science in Tokyo said that couth cxi ndlng invitations to Japanese experts l n thenr2? cal physics include Nationalist China Brazil BimEt Communist China, Switzerland and Turl k an
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      19 10 Communist China has slowly edged out India and Japan as the biggest supplier of coal to Hong Kong. U.P.
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      17 10 The Cambodian and Indonesian governments hav^ agreed to exchange permanent diplomatic missions on an embassy level A.P.
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      35 10 U.S. Congressman Pat Hillings said that the House of Representatives ju~ d i c iary C ommittee had voted to expand a programme under ivhich some 1,000 Japanese nationals are working temporarily on California. U.P.
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      18 10 Three hundred large buses made in Japan are due to be delivered in Santiago, Chile this year. A.P.
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      18 10 The Korean National Airline may extend its service to Manila soon. It now serves the Hong-kong-Seoul route. Reuter
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      23 10 The South Korean Education Ministry has approved the export to Hong Kong of the South Korean black-and-white film entitled "Because of Love." Reuter
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      54 10 Mr Jus v f Prawirasudjatma, senior trade officer in the Indonesian Ministry of Economic Affairs whj was the I,oooth Indonesian to study trad° marketing in United States under sponsorship of the International Cooperation Administration, said in San Francisco that he intended t3 establish a national chamber of commerce when he
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      19 10 COMMUNIST CHINA HAS ABANDONED ITS WIDELY PROCLAIMED REFORM OF PUTTING THE WRITING OF CHINESE INTO AN ALPHABETISED FORM. A.P.
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      35 10 fftTto Suramarit of Cambodia has called on all Cambodians to remain loyal to his nation's "neutrality policy." He hnt th people shoulu ''those who beJ „-d a JJ fried to deviate from thh policy." U.P.
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      62 10 CatojOlCi in Comamay China who have < )pen J in Peking a national ton r fu C t0 llllik Rot nao Catholics on the Thinj mainland on a 'patriotic 1 basis, are expected to renounce the authority of the Pope in the Vatican. Chinese Protestanta had earlier thrown off their
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      39 10 The Indian Government a the annual meeting the International Bam and International Monetary Fund this year will issue an invitation to hold t h t S c p tember, 1958, meet- ing of the bank in New Delhi, U.P.
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      18 10 The Asian Youth Association of Japan has shipped to Bengal Province. India, a gift of influenza drugs. A.P.
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      26 10 U.S. Vice Admiral Austin 8. Doyle will take over command of the U.S. -Formosa Defence Command on July 26, relieving Vice Admiral Stuart H. Ingersoll A.P.
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      61 10 More than 100,000 spectators vmtched the re-enact-ment by 1,200 Japmt horsemen clad in ancient Samurai (warrior) armour of the baffle of Som on the vast Hibangahan Plain in Northern Japa% commemorating Uiel^ anniversary of the During the two-hour M the descendants and rtj tamers of two anew feuding families were
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      24 10 The 15th Indian laboarcg fercnce in New )e agreed that «Mt w«g should be fised htn partite boards -w> crnment, employers an" workers. Reuter
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      19 10 Former Pennsylvania nW paperman Robert n. per has been nanj ft ing press Ottlcetur] U.S. Embassy IB PW U.P.
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      29 10 Anti-Vi) centres «gfl throughout |(>rn :,frf 1953 have since V^ m blood tests k) ©WJ lhrt 1,047.000 people; d 73,457 I.av<- Ijeei. gj, be diseasca tn< with syphilis- U.P.
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    Wife learnt to use a gun, then shot herself
    313 11 Wife learnt to use a gun, then shot herself A N Army captaii wanted to go t< sleep when he and hh wife returned home soon after midnight after a day out. But she wanted to talk about his future in the Army. So he took an eiderdown and went
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    RIDING HIGH...
    67 11 WITH the landscapes stretching into the distance far below Mr Andre Baldet, of North- ampton is pictured on a stony track on Snowden,= Wales's highest moun- tain, on which he made the first motor scooter 5 ascent. Mr. Baldet rode up 3,560 feet in 20 minutes. At some
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    Singapore's champion cameramen...
    455 12  - Singapore's champion cameramen... SUNNY GIAM dhdhsdghsdhgsdh I I the champion photographic team in the Colony is the Singapore Art Society Photographic Group. Members of this society won almost every prize offered in the sth Pan -Malayan Photographic Exhibition which was officially opened by the Director of Information Services, Mr. George
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      445 12 CLUES ACROSS B' 111 I PI I I M I B A Its all t>oons for the aeron188 I II I 1 I 'Jili m^^ auts (11 >« X HH ~fIHHHBHI HHfIHHBR 16 I 7 Hecompense an engineer at i 881 B_HH_B fl I I flrst (7> tT""!^ I 9
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    The Do-it Yourself Club
    180 13 TYPES OF PAVING A SELECTION of H»e many pattern. tfiar can be formed by using ncrete paving slabs is shown below. For Hte more formal type of paving the slabs ar*> proportional to one another. The numbers of Hie different rhbs required should be computed hi
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    Liven up with colour
    322 13 m£SSs» «us was iifff«lii Use a rotating motion Hr™™ 1 a n i )w finlshed off with a wooden float or a soft broom can be drawn across the surface to form a ribbed finish 9ins x\7n<°^K°?K C^ be made by gettin a *> lece <*
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    Lock icon Surrey in sight of anotner win
    290 14 ROWLING UNCHANGED, LOADER TAKES 7 KENT WICKETS FOR BILL ALLEY'S 6-22 HELPS SOMERSET TO 8-WKT VICTORY DETER LOADER, the Surrey fast bowler, celebrated his recall to Test cricket b\ taking seven Kent wickets for 30 and helping to dismiss them lor 7(i at Klackheath
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    Lock icon IBBOTSON WINS HANDICAP MILE
    67 14 World mile record holder Derek Ibbotson had another "workout" yesterday when he easily won a mile handicap nice against mediocre Opposition at the Twee.side .sports meet In the Shlelfleld .stadium, Berwick, His time was 4 mln. 10.2 ice. and he was cheered very yard by a
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    Lock icon County close of play
    169 14 County close of play I LOSE of play .scores in yesterday's cricket matches were: At Bournemouth: Somerset beat Hampshire by eight wickets. Hampshire 154 and 07 (Alley .six for 22) Somer- i .set 173 iMcCool 50, Shackleton live for 75) and 50 for two. At Nottingham: Yorkshire 212 and 199
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    MEET VENUE
    44 14 Batu Pahat will be th< venue of this year's Johon A. A. A. meet on Aug. 1 and 2 The Telecoms Johore Re gional athletic meet wil also be held at the Bati Pahat stadium on Aug. I starting at 2 p.m.
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    Lock icon Japan rout Ceylon 9-0 in Thomas Cup
    160 14 I rpHE Japanese Thomas Cup I team, who are due in I the Colony on Thursday for an exhibition match against 1 Singapore on Friday at Sin- gapore Badminton Association hall, completed a 9 o victory over Ceylon in their Asian zone first
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    166 14 Belgium beat Britain BRITAIN were beaten 3-1 by Belgium to th l European zone semi-finaii of the Davis Cup in Britf-l sels yesterday. 1 Britain, leariinc 2-1 the start of the day loj both the singles niauw* yesterday. J Bobby Wilson we ntdoj 3-6. 6-4, 6-4. 6 n to mm
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    59 14 picture. Paul Popper OLAVI SALSOLA (12) ■of Finland, winning n from Salonen (135) and Vuorisalo (221) in the 1 1,500 metres event at m Aabo, Finland, on July 13. All three bettered 1 the world record of I 3 mm. 40.6 sec set by m Hungary's Istvan Roz- B savoelgyi
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    NUMISMATE SHOWS RETURN TO FORM
    569 15 ALLAN LEWIS reports this morning's workouts at Penang HE BEATS FRENCH SHOE OVER 3F IN 37 4 ls IN THE SOFT fEADY rain visit <la\ from »ut 3 p.m. until p m made the 1( ond track at P«lrm soft tor this ,Qr n i
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    48 15 MISS G. R. W. de SILVA, of Singapore, in action during play in the recent Australian Universities badminton championships in Brisbane. Miss de Silva and another Malayan helped Melbourne University to win the women's team championship. The men's team championship was won by University of Queensland's allMalayan team.
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    Tourists fail to halt a strong Middlesex rally
    404 15 FINE all-round display by Frank Wor- who took five wicfor 34 and then hit not out, helped the st Indies cricketers n a first innings d of 32 over Middleon the second day Lord's yesterday. ij the close Middlesex by 64 runs
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    Lock icon PIERIS IS NAMED THE VICE CAPTAIN
    101 15 PIERIS IS NAMED THE VICE CAPTAIN THE Cambridge University I cricket blue, P. I. Pieris, who is due in Ceylon on Aug. 11, will accompany the Ceylon Board XI to Malaya as vice captain, it was announced in Colombo yesterday. The team will live together in every Malayan city on
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    FIFTH WIN
    35 15 HILLMAN ROBBINS Jr, U.S. Walker Cup Player, won hi.s fifth Colonial Invitational Golf Tournament yesterday by beatinf? two other Walker Cup member, Joe Campbell of Knoxville, Tennessee, and Mason Rudolph ol Clark.sviPe. Tennessee.
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    HOAD NOT DISCOURAGED BY POOR SHOWING
    297 15 HOAD NOT DISCOURAGED BY POOR SHOWING TEW HOAD said he was not discouraged by his poor showing in his professional debut. "I thought I did all right. All I need is to improve my game," he said in New York yesterday. Hoad said that he had learned a few lessons
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    SANDS OUTPOINTS RIOJAS
    36 15 Australian featherweight Russell Sands last night outpointed Raymond Riojas in a 12-round bout at Syd- ney Stadium. Sands, weighing 134»A, to Riojas 135»/ 2 said he would press for an Empire title bout
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    Lock icon ESKIMO LAND HAS FLU
    204 16 ESKIMO LAND HAS FLU fpnh a .inn fin continue to take its toll In vail OUS purt I of the world and thi latest report from Copenhagen, -say, it. ha.s reached the United Stat. Air Force Ba^ at T h v 1 c, northwestern Greenland The report says that. Anwri
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    BABY RIDES IN 'PRAM-BOAT'
    56 16 A 10-month-old girl was rescued as she floated down a Venice canal in her pram. Her mother was taking her for a walk when, overcome by the heat, .sho fainted, and the pram ran into the canal. A yountf man dived in and brought, the pram
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    Lock icon CANAL IS NOW SUBJECTED TO WORLD COURT
    383 16 CANAL IS NOW SUBJECTED TO WORLD COURT Nasser opens new Egyptian 'one voice Parliament But Israeli ships still banned IU3YPT yesterday deposited with the United Nations her lm of the compulsory jurisdiction of the World Court hi kX\T putes over her operation of the nationalised Suez Canal s Egypt's action
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    33 16 s ■•■■■•••••••■••■■t MAMIE VAN DORKN does the light fantastic in a scene from the film "Untamed Youth*. Known in Hollywood as "the platinum powerhouse" she sings and dances to the latest rock-'n'-roll music.
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    PHONE BOARD STRIKE IS BIGGEST WORRY
    308 16 PHONE BOARD STRIKE IS BIGGEST WORRY Workers protest against Army takeover Ob all industrial strikes, strike-threats and goslows, the one causing the most worry to the Labour Ministry is the strike of about i,OOO employees of the Singapore Telephone Board. Of!Bcial| of the Ministry have had .several talks with the
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    Sir Robert back
    23 16 Sir Robert Scott, the Commissioner General, returned to Singapore this morning by the Oranje after leave and convalescence in Engl.inri
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    Rubber price
    31 16 August first grade rubber Duyers fo.b. opened in Singapore this morning at )3 1/8 cents a lb., up oneJighth of a cent on yesteriay's close. The tone was juiet.
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    Lock icon TRIPLETS AFTER THE TWINS
    46 16 A 25-year-old French mother who bore twins 13 months ago gave birth to triplets in Mareuil, France, yesterday. Mrs. Andre Boutin and her three sons were reported doing fine. The twins she bore last year are a boy and a girl.- U.P.
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      55 16 POCKET CARTOOM y °J BERT Lanc *ste! "I think it's a member of tht House of Lords protesting aga{nst the demolition of Vivien!'* f^MKoirrCALVKO' I and ROCK-N-ROLL BINGE! WARNER BROS presents 1 lUhH^^HI BJ»r]^BBB/' YOUTH" Starring the girl built lik* a platinum powerhouse MAMIE VAN DOREN with LORI NELSON JOHN
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      8 1 LzSzl^E/?fl Eve No. 54. Tuesday, July 23, 1957.
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      Lock icon A GARDEN CAN BE GOOD MEDICINE!
      634 1 A GARDEN CAN BE GOOD MEDICINE! MI'KSKKIKS in Smga 11 pore report an increasing feminine interest in gardening. Particularly keen are those lucky women who have moved or soon will occupy new homes in development projects. But the ladies appear to be purchasing vast Quantities of young local plants and
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      187 1 M>> '«""*W»«II»MMMMtM»MH««>«MI»WIIII«MttMttI»MIMWM»I««MM»MH««MI^IItI<<>MII»IMMII«MM««MI»««IMMM«»««WI»«MWW«IMIIMIMMIIM»MH««Mtt<«H««tMMtt»MM«MIMI>tMM»I POy*T FOBCET TO WARM THE I»OT I lUSI 1. mik ".vrr»-d ChlneM V"- 1 >n. riMt tea pot with boiling watet to heat the Chinaware Drain and then drop in a few pinches of Mack, green, or scented tea and pour over these bubblinghoi
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        47 1 '*'y s w famous and i l OBts me no mot*-! ll\ unsurpassed tfiialify is the jjft^tfH i reason why more women tfte I wothl over fmt their truU in f 1 j Kotex. When that "certain fc| > i time" comes round each l'| I i 1
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      Lock icon Versatile Sun- top
      72 2 Versatile Sun- top Versatile it I i altei noon or eivcE ninf wear is this E charmingly classic- al BUIi-top frock of E soft white cotton E trimmed with graE dilated bands of black cotton, one of numerous IS. styles found at a newly- opened Orchard Road dri^ss salon. I
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      Current style
      62 2 Black is the current fashion pet of Paris and a traditional favourite of smart women everywhere. Shown here by a charming Singaporean is a stun- ning cocktail gown of sheer black nylon for i the classical figure, i Originality of its apron-front design is portrayed in the bands
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      Fashion Flashes
      85 2 Fashion Flashes ANEW Orchard Road apparel shop has launched its career as a fashion centre with fresh shipments of American-designed and manufactured frocks and gowns. Definitely thrilling are Hie cottony featuring the unique skill of top U.S. designers, the finishing details unsurpassed. DRAMATISE your table service with luncheon mat sets
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      222 2 Polygam is taking lead HK the p PROGRESSIVE Singapore women arc rejoicing at news that women of Hong Kong have started a sharp-tongued campaign against polygamy and concubinage. The Hong Kong ladies are pressurising their Govern ment to abolish by law the current practice of multiple marriages. The women of
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      GOURMET CLUB...
      177 2 GOURMET CLUB... LET us follow the cm at the Festival d Holy Footprint in Sii province of Sraburi, i ling with the lovely I in their silken sarongs the men wrapped in tl coarse phakaomas. On the roadway to holy shrine made f with new paving, le halt at a
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      URPLUS?
      61 3 ML\ -rat the surplus n'! it those who X; (iH'iiblnes to I v. become oi At women will ball rolling to- the cli [nation of a Hi> social problem. They Xv that now l.s the time to begin their H so that "con■ace will di^ out." Be! what do
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      72 3 9 A Balinese legong dancers silver handwoven cummerbund for a bodice and a sarong of garnet colour brocaded with silver combine to achieve the exotic hostess costume above worn by a Singapore model. A twist of Siamese striped silk in royal colours and pattern forms the turban for
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      Lock icon Afternoon tea frock
      59 3 An original treatment of fashionable polka dots in brokenrimmed "coins' large and small ornament this attractive Americanmade afternoon frock on the left. Flowerfresh is the full skirt and fitted bodice with its feminine shoulder- bow worn with a Singa- pore-made Italian straw i hat of matching colours
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      238 3 JJIGH-STYLE cocktail, afternoon and evening frocks Elsie Mary, Ltd 13 Battery «a.; Siamese handwoven silks Pm" 0 I H rrhe Arcade, off Raffles PL; Malayan and Indo£f lan textiles and jewellery, me Malayan-Javanese Arts Curios 157 Orchard Rd.; Continental shoes and Start-Rite Children's shoes. Vendome I Salon,
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      Lock icon Antique chest
      78 3 Photo. o*e served ir, e n C h Ine e chest of «•»«<•*<'<»«• home herp nt *ln an earlier Ch i»esc it U o tmrf f ns ur P as sc«l craftsmanship, raiv wen? Hn deSlgI Vf° nt «»e contemporary scene. Heavy satin brass hinges a™i S r
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      940 4 THE NEWEST. SNAPPIEST MOST PRACTICAL PAGE DESIGNED FOR WOMEN DOLLS In Malay costumes found at an Orchard Road shop are by fai the most beautiful yet created by local crafts experts, in this kamponK fashioned art by skilled needlewomen. In both male and female nsures, they're miniatures of striking
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