The Singapore Free Press, 26 July 1957

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper No. 14M H) Singapore Friday, July 20, 1957. Price 15tts.
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    Lock icon 11,000 DEAD, MISSING IN JAPAN FLOODING
    428 1 11,000 DEAD, MISSING IN JAPAN FLOODING Radio hams report cities wrecked/ sleeping families washed away after 32 ins, of rain in two days Report on to* day's Assembly meeting is in page seven. Worst in memory JAPANESE police said last night that an estimated 11,000 people were dead and missing
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    Lock icon Big Colony opium haul
    105 1 *hen smnSKS I cus i oms officers seized 750 lb. of raw opium worth $250,000 5 Th 1, I "anded contraband on Pasir Panjang coast on Wednesday night. i when ihn had landed from a speedboat with the contraband, fled s j. d "iDush was sprung.
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    Lock icon Pay rises, big profits disease
    146 1 ti;^ Oovornmrnt '■'■'^t won a 63 vote I" the House of for It. economic j I||fi announced it r. i> an IndeptnV;," 1 ln Useflorteto 1 I(jn In Britain Peter Thorneycroft or 01 the B* 1 < the counci J under review changes in prices,
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    TAXI 'HOGGING' GOES ON IN COLONY
    276 2 The law against parking stands JJESI'ITK a municipal by-law which prohibits taxis from crowding at entrances of cinema theatres just before and after performances, taxis 6till stop at those places to pick up fares. Several members of the public complained to the Free Press
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    TRAVEL TRADE SURVEY
    211 2 TRAVEL TRADE SURVEY Lot to be done to attract visitors HOTEL accommodation in Singapore is not nearly so acute as in other Pacific countries and is not a major deterrent to tourists, according to an American travel research survey. More important drawbacks, it says, are lack of energetic organisation of
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    One doctor isn't enough
    158 2 'THE St. Andrew's free clinic in Potong Pasir needs one or two more doctors. Mrs. Francis Thomas, wife of the Minister for Communication and Works, who actually "laid the foundation" for the clinic, told the Free Press that at present, there was only one doctor in
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    AIR WORK STAYS
    75 2 fllE contract for air trooping between the Airwork Limited and the British Mr Ministry has been renewed tor another year the company announced o n Wednesday. Airwork, one of the blqgest private British airlines, was awarded the first con-' tract in May 1954 and since then, has
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    Lock icon FATAL SHOT KIPPED HOLE IN PLANE
    265 3 FATAL SHOT KIPPED HOLE IN PLANE Retired business man— after trip to Las Vegas— blown to his death MYSTERIOUS hole was ripped in an airliner flying ***** feet over California's Mojave Desert yesterday and a passenger was blown to hi« death. Investigators believe the man shot himself and bullet holes
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    Queen's feudal oath
    118 3 Queen's feudal oath 5 m loomed Queen ■rj^abeth i"d Prince! ■iM:!:,, v. >t. id;i.v in a 1;,.,,, .v dating -)ack t g t mediaeval Umet. in the tin? "'royal Iruu.r »t St. Helicr S »j, seigneurs iind i K^tnn wlio theoretical- ■j^ bold their land in Kjiiriii.j val tenure from
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    Lock icon RADIOACTIVE JITTERS
    195 3 I jHEAR of the effects of radioactivity may well turn half the world's population into a. collection ;of neurotics, the British Medical Association magazine said today. Writing i n the current issue of the magazin c a family doctor, Dr. Roger Pilkington, a geneticist and anthropoligist, said the
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    Lock icon He axed horse's legs off...
    202 3 He axed horse's legs off... WILLIAM JAMES GORMAN, 67, wealthy grazier who had been charged with having ciuelly ill-treated a horse was found guilty at Manilla, New South Wales yesterday, and sentenced to six months imprisonment Gorman, who told the court he was "a genuine lover of animals," had pleaded
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    Lock icon FRENCH KILL 80 IN REBEL CLASH
    45 3 French troops annihilated an insurgent band killing 80 and taking 30 prisoners In a battle near Geryville in the Algeria- Morocco border region, military sources said in Algiers yesterday. They captured 80 service rifles and two machine guns. Reuter
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    Lock icon Wheeler: I would refuse again
    258 3 T»HE U.S. Air Force In Japan freed airman Third Class Donald Wheeler from prison at Fuchu yesterday and the defiant young airman said he would risk another prison sentence rather than give in to orders to get a white sidewall haircut that "makes a man
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      196 3 announcement" extraordinary Specially selected illxtPl si ixi i n MS m Aw MIDNIGHT s SCREENINGS AT THE PAVILION J i|= TOMORROW MIDNIGHT Chm^ez Kwan j &1 with ENGLISH SUBTITLES Starring H PREM NATH BINA RAI JOHNY WALKER j Sat. Aug 3rd I Sat. Aug 10th I Sat. Aug 17th m
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    The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, July 26, 1957. Opinion A new step forward
    213 4 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, July 26, 1957. Opinion A new step forward DISARMAMENT i.s indivisible from the political problem 3 causing tension and m i s t r v s t which brought about the post-war armaments race. But, in present circumstances, the major political problems have proved to
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    Lock icon A blueprint to boost tourist trade
    1512 4  - A blueprint to boost tourist trade ADELAIDE EASTLEY SINGAPORE DITHERS WHILE HER RIVALS LEAP AHBak] L 3 |>i v\s for Blag*pore's proposed tourist bureau are moving at a snail's pace while the $300,000 voted for the development of tourism, as announced by the Minister for Industry and Commerce, Mr. J.
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      16 4 HENDRY'S K£. Js^ discount Schools P. H. HENDRY MADUfacturtnf Jtwtltat II North Bridge Road, Singapore, 6-
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      72 4 Dnnuii t^psi r MULTIPRESS /^s^^M r Stay healthy- become healihy! I Whoever w.mts to do this -musi drir nntur.il |vices. Lei BRAUN'S Multipress help you! In a matter of seconds the eleCtr! centrifuge mokes a delightful drink fror vegetables or fresh herbs which D ingredients, vitamins ar>d miner.il Mil for
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    Lock icon NO-ONE HAS EVER COMPLAINED
    406 5 NO-ONE HAS EVER COMPLAINED |ij- crimination charges surprise Rural Board Fairness for all plea jyjEMBERS of the Rural Board are surprised at the allegations of racial and langu age discrimination againet the public by civil servants. The charges were made by the Tanglin branch of the Labour Front recently. Representatives
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    Land shortage holds up S.I.T.
    150 5 DELAYS in the provision of land held up the Singapore Improvement Trust's building plans during last year. The acting manager of the 5.1. T., Mr. A. B. Sewell, told the Free Press that this meant the S.I.T. had to stop building flats, and as a
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    Cider fire service
    26 5 When the water supply failed a farmer in Central Austria used 21 barrels of cider to put out a fire threatening hLs farm.
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    HEY! WHERE ARE THE GIRLS?
    164 5 Four handsome young men arrived in SingaE pore on Wednesday and 5 asked a Free Tress reE porter one straight ques- Uon: "Where are all E your pretty girls?" One of them added, "Way hack in Italy peo- pie talk about SingaE pore being a
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      52 5 wjj/K re in o i ii^ le^ DOT 5 fi •■!'.< "-.nit minutes i&en iw;j\- unsightly il^ri sq law? e-p Uist ie tWli"'' ili.' O Retail THE lIKGAPORE DISPENSARY f- Druggists] ffl, Orch-ird Rd. Tel: ***** ■Sad a r y I SHIRTS Bj U6l to the Bet •"•ITED AGENCIES -2**
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      385 5 BaSsSw^^^ tfi^^.j 1 -.v > tflaft^y JmßLtodw -A PARKER f SVO Ball PointsJr Ln s ~w ru During 7th Moon Festival, M^ J{] |uly27th to August 10th Wfflfo T \T[ MONSIEUR MEUKOW BRANDY l>7l X will be > w V n] calling nightly at restaurants ll^/ v in Singapore To
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      144 6 ]il.\\llll\Ki: by li« I'alk and INiil llaviw ~^/£jf "'^j^ **^SKk V~7777^i AL>[ <^A I f V »^W? TME VCU ;L COME Tc CAVL VMOM V I HOW PARE YCXJ I W4Oy«ABC)(/r > <bORI <XJ'aBINMYRALACfi-« J^^ rA.k h v r*} x ENTEt hLW ''!-■■AH OF I l r ER THE SAINT
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      535 6 E BORN teKiay. tin:, U J brilliant days ol the 2L& l i Those who can count thj I day will .how talent akin g^ I E The stars have given you tl S& BS£ v tu^l, You have energy. Initiative &iv i| the ability to change things fS II
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      U.K. closing prices
      180 7 LONDON, July 25. Previous Today 1 No I RSI t%if or a July 27 U noai unquoted hWfWU 27' i buyers 27 buyers 27 S> .sellers 27 s sellers So 1 RSI Spot 27 'i buyers 27', buyers JP 27 seller* 27 sellers i 1 ll>> ><
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      New York prices
      107 7 NEW YORK, July 25. Previous Today straits spot 96.12 nora- 96.50 nom. ft\ f-;i ii Ma <i i onti.nt July unquoted unquoted Aug. unquoted unquoted #)M Qui.t. SALES: Nil. ■raits Contract July 95 37 buyers 95 50 buyers 95.87 sellers 96.50 sellers An.?. 95.25 buyers 95.50 buyers
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      41 7 NEW YORK, July 25. M, Previous Today industruls 515.78 516 69 Mtailroads 152.91 153.81 i ■I>»" -ti.- lloiuls 86.53 86.38 I 1 UH«*a 7051 70.47 ■pst'k riM'^ltc Averages 178.44 178 86 prices quoted in U.S. cents per Ib.
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      U.S. PEPPER
      46 7 j#' [X»ng spot 26^4, •?> c 26, afloats 1 July ship- JS 1 Lampong July 25. Sarawak spot, 'c przces quoted in U.S. cents ver Ib. awaiting release and afloats 25, July shipment 25. Muntok white spot 33... afloats 33, July shipment 33, sellers ex-dock.
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      124 7 LONDON, July 25. ■m Philippines ci.£. UK/ PrCVl US Today i "p» i4n delivered -tiSlV^ '»»ff. ton July Aug. $1681, sellers $168 sellers *fV' traits t if. I .X North I can delivered weight per Ju| y A "X £63% buyers £63% buyers £64V.» sellers £64
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    GOVT. TOLD: YOU ARE WEAKER
    504 7 GOVT. TOLD: YOU ARE WEAKER Todays Assembly r JT»HE Liberal Socialist Opposition reminded the Government of the reduced strength of the Labour Front when the Legislative Assembly resumed consideration of the Local Government Bill this morning. There was a tiff between the Chief Minister i Lm jL Ye w Hock,
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    Lock icon BIG BANG AT JAP PLANT
    66 7 JAPANESE workers employed at the Kawasaki Munitions Depot., near Tokyo yesterday ran for their live.s when a pile of 16,540 pounds of priming powder caught fire. The explosion that followed destroyed a 1,080 square foot warehouse and more than £2,000 worth of chemicals. A police
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    Today's Radio Programme for Singapore
    110 7 Today's Radio Programme for Singapore 1.15 p.m. Potpourri; 1.30 Time Signal and News, 1.46 Potpourri Part 2; 6.00 London Studio i Mrlrxiie.s; 530 Life With 'I he Lyons; coo Time Announcement and Programme .Summary, 6.03 Mall Bag, at the mikr Sfirojinl Lourde.s; 6.68 Announcement and Singapore Share Market, lieport; 7.00
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      54 7 i-SINCAPORE ::HICH TIDES i <" TODAY: 10.50 am. t and 958 p.m. t 0 TOMORROW: Ii oh p.m and 11 30 p ni. f i* SUNDAY: 1245 pm. J! MONDAY: 12.45 p m. TUESDAY: 0.17 am. and 1.22 p m WEDNESDAY: Iosa m, ;ind 1.59 p.m. 1 THURSDAY: 1.55 am
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    At your service. Sir!
    287 8 GEORGE OF THE I RITZ WAS ACA I KHANS AGENT' N\OW, njtci hi:, death, the line charartrr of 1 the inscrutable Aga Khan is becoming ft m >u n Hani aftei the surprise news thai he has chosen as his successor Karim, Ah/ Khan's 20 yeai
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    Girl a trag gets Miller it was gedy 7 yrs.
    245 8 Girl a trag gets Miller it was gedy 7 yrs. X W-YEAK-OLD J carried to v,, B seven-yea, s( l|( Pamela Bourne fcher o! two childreifld engineering maiumW She was cleared d<>r at Birmingham aSJ —but found guilty manslaughter of P, Mezzone, I Boughton 6 I Two wai-cl;-. m M
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    Bouqut for Deborah
    65 8 Bouqut for Deborah ACTRESS Deborahß lEt Kerr, recently re-H turned from Americaß gets down to the level ofß blind children livc-vearß old Gail and five .■■■tr-B old Graham, as theyßi present her with a hou -M g quet during the sardenß] party opened by )e B borab, at the HolmeM
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    THE BABY BORN ON TV
    253 9 HE'S ANXIOUS i I ATI 1 1 X, Harold |j| Clough waited outside I|| a maternity ward with a |l large bunch of flowers B for hig wife, Mrs. I Florenc* (lough while SI she gave birth (o a boy I by a Caesarian operation
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    A KILLER GRABBED HER FRIEND
    137 10 A KILLER GRABBED HER FRIEND vim; Yi:\i{ old: I ll Valeric Barnaul,; out playing with hers ten-year-old friend,: Joan Burton, near their homes at: i Scholes, Chelkheat-j on, Yorkshire, Eng-1 land, narrowly miss <*d death recently at! the hands of a man believed to !><• a| mental patient. '< sin-
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    BOUNTIES DAY
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    Man burnt baboon's hand—must pay £37 fine
    381 10 Man burnt baboon's hand— must pay £37 fine A MAN was last wt ek lined !i r >, and ordered to pay £12 17s. costs, for burning a zoo baboon by giving it a lighted match. He wa.s Charles James Woolaeott, aged 49, of Marpool -crescent, Exmouth, England. He denied
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    HE SMILES ON TEENAGE PETTING
    136 10 HE SMILES ON TEENAGE PETTING Petting teenagers were smiled on last week by a doctor. Dr. Douglas Hubble, of Derby, father of three daughters, was speaking at the BMA conference at New-castle-upon-Tyne, England. He said he wondered if its encouragement might not be "the only effective contribution we can make
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    A ROYAL PAT
    31 10 Royal visit Chester. Cheshire land the Queen w by the Duke burgh paused Ihe horse of In»i EH>wne] of the< Mounted Police ()i t»»ur of Inspection Mountirs contlnfen
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    So Madeleine bides her time
    211 10 A 24-YEAR-OLD English model has been held under open arrest in Spain FOR ELEVEN MONTHS. The girl Madeleine Inwood. former member cf the Bluebell troupe of dancers —was involved in a road crash in which a Spanish motor-cyclist was killedShe spent seven days in jail,
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    INSIDE SHOW BUSINESS
    79 11 "yl ABOVE: Sari La Mouticl, one of S])(iin's most accomplished Flamenco artistes, who m stars in 'Run of the Arrow" wit ti Rod mm Steiger. it -Ar A B O VK: Mickey Hargitay, "Mr. Unl- verse. Of 1»5">" op- pears before !h c cameras for a scene
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    BATHTUB SCENE
    61 11 Hollywood is already talking about Joan Collins' "bathtub scene" in John Steinbeck's "The Wayward Bus." She wore this swim suit in the shot, her studio claims, but it doesn't look like it in the film as fans who saiv it in Singapore will verify. Other stars in this
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    Muscle man...
    90 11 Muscle man LEFT Jean Sim *****18 f soon to he SeCTI i7\ "This Could Be the Night." BELOW: Obviously he doesn't know either what goes on behind the green door] Rich Uncle George, back in England from America, gets a mann reception from the Clitterbern m family. This weirdly amusing
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    Lock icon CHINA ADMITS QUALITY OF GOODS DOWN
    294 12 CHINA ADMITS QUALITY OF GOODS DOWN 1>K1) CHINA has made great claims about the production records of her industrial enterprises hut reports show she is sacrificing quality for quantity, reports Associated Press from Hong Kong. The official Chinese Communist Party newspaper, the Poking People's Daily, has admitted that the goods
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    Lock icon Haphasard standards
    64 12 Haphasard standards yv/A' Peking People's DaiJ^ ftaj charged ///a/ many state enter- I i prises employed no foil" piements or apparatus fo determine the Qua- ii'/es of products they i I yut out. I •The inspectors have i to depend on the facul- ties of the ei/e, hand, nose and
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    Lock icon Alarm growing over Kerala
    146 12 pltlMH MINISTER Nehru's Congress Party has named Mr. V. K. Krishna Menon head of a liaison committee designed to spur Congress Party action in the communist-governed State of Kerala. The naming of Mr. Krishna Mcnon, Defence Minister and clo.se.st associate of Mr. Nehru on both domestic
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    Lock icon Red aid mission to New Delhi
    47 12 A top level Russian delegation is due to arrive in New Delhi next week to discuss the disbursement of a U*****,000,000 credit given to India by the Soviet Union, probably for the coal mining, machine tool and heavy machine industries. U.P.
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    Lock icon 'Very foolish'
    33 12 A Jakarta newspaper. the Timea of Indonesia, Labelled M "very foolish" the Government's decision to withdraw th r>B4 man Indonesian contingent from the UN FrruTj/'Ticy Form In the Middle Bast. U.P.
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    'I saw no cheerfulness on Red China tour'
    256 12 'I saw no cheerfulness on Red China tour' Hill AjP 1 ••.featuring news If 1 1 1 \p and views I VkVli about Asia today 'TTIHROUGIIOUT my tour 1 of Red China, I did not see any concrete examples of development, progress or advancement to benefit the peasants who make
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    Lock icon LAST OF HK's SEDAN CHAIRS
    43 12 Twelve Old men are Itotfig OUi their days in Horn) Knnq m a job With HO future. When they die the ancient oriental mode o/ transportation, the sedan chair, n it! pojj }ri ff t them A. P.
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    150 12 Craft growing with foreign aid r^AMBODIA is busy waging a war on graft and corruption in government and business. And it is having "a difficult time finding an honest man," according to one official in Pnom Penh. Charges of bribery and unfair granting of import licences brought down the last
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    46 12 Mr. Shigeru Kawada, leader of a Japanese iron and steel mission to Canada, said on his return to Tokyo it was possible that a joint Japan-Canada steel mill might be form- ed in British Columbia, on the lines of the JapanBrazil steel mill in Minas. Reuter
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    40 12 Mr. K. M. D. Jayanetti, Ceylon's Food Commissioner, accompanied by Ceylon's Rubber Commissioner. Mr. A. B. Mahadeva, have left Colombo for Siam to purchase 20,000 tons of rice in the open market to be used to augment Ceylon's reserves.— Reuter
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    70 12 Two members of the Kuo~ mintang Revolutionary Committee in Peking are now under fire for "blasphemous" remarks made many years ago against Red Chinese chairman Mao Tse-tung. Peking's Minister of Food, Chang Po-chun is accused of having once called Mao "the first and the biggest rascal in the history
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    40 12 The Japanese Ambassador in Australia, Mr. Tadakatsu Suzuki, said in Melbourne that, in the negotiations leading to the Japan-Australian trade pact, "we carefully worked out ways and means of preventing the flooding of the Australian market with Japanese goods." Reuter
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    29 12 The Pakistani ambassador to Indonesia, Mr. Abdurrachman Khan, said in Jakarta that his country supported Indonesia 9 claim on West Irian (West New Guinea) nov under Dutch rule Reuter
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    23 12 Japan is preparing for formal talks with British and United States atomic i energy authorities in September to conclude atomic power agreements.— Reuter
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    37 12 The nine regional power run panics in Japan will establish a joint atomic power generation company with electric ma- i chinery manufacturers and construction com- j panics It will be eapl- talised at $32 million (Malayan).- Reuter
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    20 12 INTO HONG KONG'S 62 SQUARE MILES OF USABLE LAND ARE CRAMMED 2,500.000 PEOPLE INCREASING BY 75 000 A YEAR- Reuter
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    41 12 4 Japanese amateur radio operator, Mr. Narumi Onishi of Oita Prefecture, Kyushu, said he has talked with members of the Japanese wintering team on Ongul Island off Prince Harold Coast on the Antarctic continent, Reception was very dear, he said.- Reuter
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    20 12 Japan and South Korea I have resumed talks in I Tokyo on the mutual re- 1 lease of detainees. Reuter
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    23 12 Ceylon's Food Commissioner, Mr. X.M.D. Jayanettl will visit Japan next month to explore the prosp"fts of expanding trade between the two countries.- Reuter
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    Lock icon Jap role in HK trade
    90 12 Jap role in HK trade TAPANESF llau ships J are playing Ml part in lions; Kon*a I entreport trade ultll < South. Fast Asia ld the Western world, In 1952 Ollly Japanese iblpi entered J lions; Kong with J total Umnate I Now they RN t"»" !i that port at
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    Lock icon THEY FACE THE REALITIES OF SPACE TRAVEL
    444 13 T HEY FACE THE REALITIES OF SPACE TRAVEL tists have long .smce passed the stage > h \\w\ were considering the posSpace travel are now grappling many problems that such travel preities Of Space Travel" (Putnam Co) is a of Papers read for the British Interplaneety, and edited by L
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    Lock icon IS MENON THE VILLAIN OF SUEZ?
    667 13 ►THE BOOK PAGE< THE MOST IMPORTANT COUNTRY. Ky John Connell- Cassell. 240 pages. CO many lies have been told about Hie Suez crisis that John Connell, in assembling the known facts and presenting them in a readable and convenient form, performs a real service.
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    BOOK of the WEEK
    173 13 BOOK of the WEEK Love and Desire md Hate, by Neil Bell, (A 1 v i n lied man, Ltd., 155.) 11-! ICM in one \olume are three short novels, together with a. varied selection of long-short stories, by a story teller, Neil liell. The action of the title story
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      219 13 -r|,,,,_ 5 i 1 3 I ***TBM(4"' Is t^iT^^TTr^ Bl I (i t r l: va^ ssri v TTTIM^ L^Jfc^l I LiimJ 27 A .saint introduces bw-ri IjJ^Hfl p£^w r^^^6 *^S s( 'P S Bj| Li^M 'B B L^il II 2 Rapa ten for father and l^aN M^H §Bm mother
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    Eddie has the answer here
    300 14  - Eddie has the answer here ALLAN LEWIS KVCE by RACE by IN a weak (t i I, Div. 2 Reid, Eddie Van Breukelen seem i to have the an; wi r with Maghera and Rao Rajah. j fancy Waghera, who scf in. to have made j?' >od improvement since his
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    GOLDEN MELODY CAN WIN TROPHY EVENT
    324 14 Pearl City— danger pOLDEN MELODY is my selection tor t h c Commissioner General's Cup, main race ;it Penang tomorrow, which should l>e a «<>o(j guide to the main event of the meeting the Penang Gold Cup, to by decided a week later. I
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    TOMORROW GOING HEAVY
    86 14 TOMORROW GOING HEAVY IjM)LLOYVING horses j will not start to- Morrow: Shang r i I a, Gala j Opening", Maori Chief, Dapple Grey, Bangkok, Sooka, Pinner, Bold Dragoon, Priority, Sil- j verfort, The Beastie, Ring of Fortune, Cliona. Muffin Man, Jolly Day and Fire- r bird. Cruzeiro and Santa Catarina
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    Tudor Wonder ready
    260 14 Tudor Wonder ready T MISM.\TE and Merdeka may be supported more than Tudor Wonder in the Cl. 2, Div. 1 race over One Mile, but I think he can beat them to register his first Malayan success. I was very impressed with his first -up performance at Singapore and am
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    Kingsferry will get a track tor suit him
    207 14 Kings ferry will get a track tor suit him TOMORROWS x should enable Kin^,. r j, to win the Cl. 5, Div j race. Kingsferry won over six at Ipoh in March, his first start at the meeting again at K.L. (bea r: r# Chevalier) over I again his fir
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    Consistent Pulot Itam to beat this field
    167 14 Consistent Pulot Itam to beat this field PEPPER DEALER or Pu.ot Bi I tarn should win t-■ < > Bl Div. 2 sprint Pepper I ;Mb has been running in n races but I think he still enough early pace to hi fle He vu iecond to Southern 1 Cross
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    ACTOR II FANCIED IN AN OPEN RACE
    461 14 A CTOR II and Film Studio II both doubles winners at K.li In May, with Admission, Sentiment al. Prince Dtivid, Contract, Grandeur and Kingfold make the 01. 5 t Dlv. 1, If event open Actor II won over 7f and then Cf at
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    MAGIC NOTE HAS WINNING FORM
    191 14 Iyi.AGIC NOTE'S recent form 1 is Kood enough for him to win the OI T). Div. 2, 7f event. Magic Note finished second to A'tor II over seven then fifth cr. 5, niv. i 7 f Fresh Mystery fl.oo; Montana 8.13; Flos 8.11; Magic Note
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    BACK BANGKOK IF HE STARTS
    203 14 DANOKOI ihould Ik- one of UM btSi bttl '>' ttl€ day if he Biarta In 01 2, i>iv 2, One Mile, u.ht< h 1 <.nr of thf wreakesi fii-iri.s for thla tjrpt of race thai 1 have •eon for a I'ln^ Utne Bangkok ran two
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    Lock icon Loader and Trueman blast the tourists
    604 15 Loader and Trueman blast the tourists SURREY MAW JUSTIFIES HIS SELECTION Kanhai holds out for 47 L-l .-j» j ,> VDEB, the Surrey pace bowler, 1 Sieved the "hattrick" in taking six L f j x for 36 runs Matter the West XS i( who were all out for 142
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    Lock icon PAT McATEER BEATS DUTCH CHAMPION
    150 15 PAT McATEER BEATS DUTCH CHAMPION OAT McATEER, the British and British Empire middle- I weight cham|)ion, won a tough contest against Lecn Jansen. the Dutch title holder, in Liverpool last night, the referee Intervening with two of the ten rounds to go after Jansen had received a badly cut right
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    14 15 I tva of tit cml 5 ania 4, Pionshipa -3, with Reuter
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    Lock icon George Dews gets a century for Worcestershire
    288 15 GEORGE DEWS, former Plymouth Argyle footballer, hit 115 in four hours 20 minutes for Worcestershire against Leicestershire at Stourbridge yesterday. and enabled his side to declare at 300 for six. Dews added 146 for the second wicket with Bob Broadbent (66) and 61
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    Lock icon COUNTY CRICKET CLOSE OF PLAY
    158 15 CLOSE Of play scores in I yesterday's cricket matches were: At Birmingham: Warwickshire 287 for five declared; Scotland 63 (Bannister six for 28 1. Rain curtailed play. At Manchester: Lancaihire League i- r > fTdttersali five for 4!,'- Lancashire 32 for one. Kain CUrtftilWl play.
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    637 16 LLOYD PLEDGES U.K. Aid FOR THE SULTAN Sevan in a mocking mood over Oman rising I U.S. sfill plays dumb YJK. AN hi KIN BEVAN, the Labour opposition's spokesman on foreign affairs, yesterday demanded to know more about the dispute which has caused the Imam of Oman to revolt against
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    Lock icon Left trail of dollar notes
    77 16 OKLAHOMA highway patrol trooper Fred Henry Investigated when he spotted bits of paper being thrown from a car six miles east of Tulsa. As trooper Henry pulled up behind, Mrs. Mary Tramel, 25, slammed to a stop. She told Henry she had just discovered her
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    Singapore's rubber price
    35 16 Auk list first grade rubber I buyers fob. opened In Sin- this morning at 93 1 j cents a lb., up one-eighth of a cent on yesterday's close. The tone wag quiet.
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    Lock icon 'BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE'
    328 16 U.S. says ban intercontinental missile qillK United States proM. posed yesterday that the major powers include a ban on military use of Intercontinental missiles in any first step lo disarmament. US. delegate Harold Stassen ••> a long and detailed address to the I, on don disarmament
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    NAVAL SHIPPING
    14 16 Two ships, Telemachus and Crane are in the Singapore Naval Base today.
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      13 1 WOMAN and HOME FREE PRESS and MALAY MAIL SUPPLEMENT Friday, July 26, 1957.
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      Thousands of new houses pave way to a better life
      861 1 Thousands of new houses pave way to a better life Malaya cleans up ■■••.•■■niiiiiiiiiiiiilliMMiimliiliililiiiinllli""""""' r i.ADELAIp? EASTLgY surveys a I domestic MM Jf revolution^ I npillS YEAR, the Chinese Year of the Rooster, augurs hapI piness for thousands of Malayan families, those lucky I enough to be making plans to
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        121 1 QNCE ACAIN the Free Press and j the Malay Mail bring you a supplement detigßQd to inform and entertain you, packed i full of articles which deal especially with Malayan housewives and their homes. an entirely QSiPI lipstick by jLJM^^^yi n 1 h in S IK at, >». ■''^X .v^^
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      NYLONS WITH A HINT OF TINT
      259 2 HIQQEBT Mi from the stocking uon Id (('i(j ever y fashion lOM st ions nor/i<in should be affected fan > this: .1 rnt t ico. u "i tf% tin 1 1 dei vied beige and Iwot |j a bore But tht y lii:t> not
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      International all the way
      90 2 CATCHING the eye on the Kiviera's golden beaches this year is this beautiful blouse in I>il>ed nylon. It was thought up by fashion photo gra p h e r turned dcs i g ncr John Fr c n c h. He saw something like it in
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      MARGOTS CHOICE
      66 2 MARGOTS CHOICE jl/lARGOT KONTEYN, the ballerina, ha s ordered herself a dawn-to-dusk v-ardrobe in Paris. For the morning .she has Chosen a pale wool .suit with a pale yellow chiffon blouse, and a middy suit made of black wool. For travelling a pale yellow fleecy coat. For afternoon, a dress
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      Crowds follow the cranks
      200 2 Crowds follow the cranks I rpHE health foods have crept from tin cranks A to the crowds. Mr. Reginald Cook, managing director of a British health food manufacturers, said recently: i "Health foods used to be associated with bright-eyed vegetarians and cranks in homespun linen but to tell the truth
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      A PLUG IN KETTLE FOR YOUR CAR
      38 2 A PLUG IN KETTLE FOR YOUR CAR THIS electric cat kettla plugs into the b acts as a tev v th its own infusci be plugged in w\ car is still goin: for a picnic. It $20 complete
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      THEY'RE PLASTIC MAD
      47 2 The French havr gone plastic mad The Mnison piastiquo opened last yea r in Pari was the first in the world. Now there aro signs of plastic in every .sphere. Houaewlvi their baqu< tt< pod In a pll tl long. There vrnotian biii.'l where.
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        96 2 SEND IN YOUR I RFAR s a^^ Bear Brand Swiss UP Lri X pf^^ I^^ U P yours for 6 ■feflikt BBk bbl mm*M\J^m%9 D r\M m U w< "X CONDENSED f^^^^^^^ Ster 'your, foT J6 THE FOLLOWING I f»^ et^"^ (s^" tT t^ 17 17 I p'" 0 y°"
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      THE PARIS FASHIONS TRAVEL SO QUICKLY
      387 3  -  JEAN DAVIS Buyers pay {or privilege LOWING Paris fashion was }nC e a highly expensive occuNut so today. Copies or Lit ions of Paris models are on in London within three or four ,i the new collections and here in the world soon after
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      SOUP is BACK -IN FASHION
      274 3 INTO this high summer of 1957 the most prosperous months London has seen for a decade comes an echo from the years of depression of the 'thirties: soup kitchens. Then there were vans with cauldrons of bubbling hot soup ladled out in charity with hunks
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      How do YOU make coffee?
      386 3  - How do YOU make coffee? HELEN BURKE > "UfHAT a lovely sm. -11 of coffee,' 1 may sound flattering to a housewife but. the good coffee maker knows that, the place for the aroma is in the cup, not dissipated in the air. When I smell coffee making I know
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        191 3 THE WORLD FAMOUS GERMAN N^ KEN V RADIO TELEFUNKEN a -M^^^U^^^^S^^^S^^ W^gjk Model D7IOBRG Hi Fi lfi|^*^fill IhS 10 Volve 4 fcpeakers 'll^'**'--^ ~^tw I J3B TELEFUNKEN Model O7BBRG M. F, 7 Valve 4 speaki-r* V Radiogram PP^BffliiH II TELEFUNKEN I Hi i^B ■b i Iff.iK- '"^^^-JiiJ Model D79BWK H.
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      Don't forget the salt in your big home dust-up
      584 4  - Don't forget the salt in your big home dust-up HELEN GANE CLEANING TIPS by PACING up to an intensive house cleaning campaign? Then sec ih;it your equipment is in order before you start. Lay in liberal stock of clean dusters but beware of new ones. They will bo perfectly clean,
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      SHOES make NEWS
      113 4 i V T|:w SHOES h.ur spiky spindly hrols Mid triangular, sharply pointrd uppers NIVV SHOES arr coloured lewel]e4. embroidered, printrd NKVV SHOES for day romp in a I now vrater rrpriimt saede. NEW SHOES for evening are ~< f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
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        135 4 vim f 13 3 v* i%^\ The glamour that 'he' will adore Connof ever coorsen your complexion Is j&Z&*^ -i.-***^ Unaffected by the natural oils in yenjr skin And never streaks, clogs or changes colour. i^MMw Lvrn in the most trying weather. I Cream Powder is beautifully perfumed With L'Aimant,
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      STORY OF A SPICE
      865 5  -  ALAN STREETE -by Chinese were among first to use the magic clove for seasoning [t dove thai iljtle spice thai 4 ic flavouring SV ed fruits and 0 ids, is now I, world supply. But ia a cr °P I still too close|k'concc trated in one
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      Let these household hints guide you
      144 5 Let these household hints guide you SMALL sinks with pieces t| cott«.n wound round rich end are a handy painting aid. I'se them for t niching up tiny s|Hits you may have missed when painting, or for applying liquid scratch remover to furniture. You can remove maize silks thoroughly by
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      NO MORE THE FLOUR-BIN
      243 6 UtflAT a difference solid powderfoundation compacts have made to women's lives! The days of loose, messy face powder which leaked from its compact, raining the insides of handbags and showering all over clothes, have gone forever. No longer do those hurried nO8« powdering* leave women looking
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      BEWARE! Red is for PASSION
      508 6 Colour test can help you choose mate COULD BE IH II ITNUTE ROCKNE, the famous American rugby coach, U supposed to have Had the walls of the Notre Dame dressing room painted red to inspire his team between halves. The walls of the room used
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      Cool in the 90's
      49 6 WHEN it's a sweltering 90 in the tofifim** C tton dress and »<* Mm c °oi--ayid the envy of all «nn J pn /l antZ printed satin cotton dress from a Berlin li signer ha s a wide skirt lace inlet and ™*avron front to jXa%^.
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        183 6 fw€UJ zJe6<xe general electric iv /A/rttA/lg, Room Air Conditioner at an amazing iii 'i n J vji r iß?^ I! rM f ay- mmmmmm^Z^i l m T)r r wMm ""^r I l i BiiiKa|M»r.- A ivnang 1860. f disroiint for rash Singapore IVnaii^ $1,070 Federation $i,l«0. las y tf>rnis avaJlable
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      COOKING FROM THE CAN
      350 7 COOKING FROM THE CAN IOSI iiouscwlvea In these busy days take adM van 1 ot tanned foods and wisely so, hen they are so byfienie&Hy prepared and so uuklv served. jy jl X i dishing up' >r *T *.f Sight from the can is a f 0 produce some unlM
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      Italy forces ahead in fashion stakes Buttle of the curves
      566 7 Italy forces ahead in fashion stakes Buttle of the curves H. THODY takes his fashion notebook to the land of Lollobrigida that's her in the middle and finds the designers at war. Should the female figure be shown to ad vantage or should women be like the American turnpike roads,
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        260 7 f(^ yo//r wW« family... and on S'^ISJ^ I :^>^ r i^'.;i vy •"■ry occasion... the best is Horrockses. ff 1 ?H* S' > "~f See the wide range of lovely materials S3 i? §S j* (S 'P* s|J combining exciting designs g? S J ,j V'^ |^f6^ j T (j
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      Men-they're illogical and unfair
      328 8 Men-they're illogical and unfair i v ii isi:\i 1 v u§ i iss i an in km iit yyHENEVER my usually-placid husband says the single word "Women!" he manages to convey exasperation and amaze- ment in one breath. in.s meaning Is that i have done something which he considers particularly
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      Mirrors: Does yours lie to you?
      280 8 "ly.f ANY mirrors lie and 1 rob you of beauty merely because you cannot see yourself properly to make the necessary beauty and grooming adjustments. Being able to truly see yourself in your mirror often means the difference between looking rather pretty and being
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      EARS are to VITAL TO FORGET
      465 8 EARS are to VITAL TO FORGET lIAVE you taken a good 11 look at your ears lately? Other people have, if you are a lady of fashion and are wearing one of the smart, short hair styles. Therefore, it will be wise for you to examine your ears and see
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      The name doesn't matter, it tastes delicious
      283 9 The name doesn't matter, it tastes delicious >|r POAD hi the hole," 1 said the waitress in Stow-cn-the-Wold. will "taste a treat." She was right too. But the bubble and .squeak served in Abingdon St. Helen us a dead less. So is the spotted dick in Barton-in -the -Bones. The
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        106 9 HH cod M oil lIHpBHfiHKSiI^^B I -v'B LtMi- AM* SODA iK ;^^^S^l^^^ 111 coucf»3. cotoj. a«^ WMSM flftONCHiAi troubus %fi^?m 1 A FOOD tonk;;< v- 'JBwalHi s^ w ■■■-■^^P'w f:^LMw^ B I ttn |^^slS^^^^^l(B B y I j tlVlULdlUli li I Mft* BUILDS THE BODY B B jg Jsi^* PROTECTS
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      WRINKLES? HIT 'EM FOR SIX
      308 10 GOOD OLD DAYS ARE NOW IT IS wond< iiui to live U) these times. Your grandmother lived i bho famom "good old days." But were those days really so good woman? Certainly not On the day she discovered the first wrinkl youth had Officially ended.
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      The iridescent dress
      27 10 AN ENTIRELY new iridescent nylon acetate organ is used for this cocktail dress -named "Champagi modelled by Elissa Frith at a recent showing London.
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      The magic mop
      294 10 ARE you j still a bel lever in old fii- shlo v c d :mo p s •wit h ■Mi c i r vne rpy- wast i n ways and I awkwar d Idiosyncracies? If you arc it's high tittle you Were ronvertrd to the Sooner Ato-Mop,
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        238 10 'MADE IN OtNMANVI t/ ATO-MOP W NEW INVENTION s^ /LI A TIME LABOUR SAVER, *L~& Ui\y FOR CLEANLINESS COMFORT! If A To <io cleaning work with SOOGER Is a simple and U plea., ant job It requires no electricity. SOOGEIt also has an automatic squeezer and an adjustable automatic souEt:z»f\G
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      YUL LOOK? THE YOLK'S ON YOU
      70 11 YUL LOOK? THE YOLK'S ON YOU /\CK to the flapper era? Not This hat is the very latest bit of nonsense from Paris. It s creator, Svend-Heim, was determined on something really forgive the pun when he I took a broken egg shell for his theme. The hat is in
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      Paint your house -and be bold about it
      629 11 Paint your house -and be bold about it It!! 1 is a fhrill about paintP ing in exclusive colours loll,;! that will stamp your ■ersonalih on your home bemuse they are yours and nobody tW can experience ■us thrill by using the mvM new full colours ■fiend by the makers
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      Maisor Dior SPRING FASHION COLLECTION
      14 11 we? •mi. MIM Siulgmv., „11,1 lirM »<r< ,ou 1m
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        106 11 f >v<^r doors tney stay flush I ORUYNZEEL DOORS are made flush and they stay flush for a lifetime. Because they're made of strong patented fibre, they can never warp, never shrink, never swell. Dozens of eye-catehins contem- porary designs all with F^>^<<ZM fare veneers of selected W|^J African Hardwoods
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      Fashion finds the sun so stimulating...
      762 12 Fashion finds the sun so stimu lating. rhis may be a cynical view of Cirl-And-Boy-By-The-Sea, but the proL remains How to attract the most envious glances on the beach. JOY MATTHEW here tells what is happening on the most fashion-conscious holiday beaches in the world on the Mediterranean from Capri
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      ALL ABOUT EVE
      95 12 rw\HE woman who bothers about the faces of the Cap~ I ru inns r. HgHtly named Sve. •in the summer" nhe told me, "nobody bothers about powder and foundation creams, so we concentrate on a brilliant lipstick and an hypnotic-eye make up," For the eyes the has
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        95 12 i g 1 /oyjtrou/ what y° ure Setting j km, Utn&n */&*< <<jk qo\ yiDULUXi \m GLOSS FINISH H Easy to brush on f HB^fepHi^i^^. Goes a long way Ba< A'< /n 1 ///f technical resources of C^ j\ Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd ff^f^f*f Zm/t^/t CowliA im+t^& A^h. IMPERIAL CHEMICAL
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        158 12 S^BEli JL JL vJ' S 188 BBar 1 |w VVUUIiI H Like most women past the mid- twenties she takes r^ that her age is kept secret. Then why let her skin give her aw»7 By the late twenties, most women begin to show tiny wrinkW where they pucker or
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      Career Girls in the Great Out-doors
      831 13 tL T i\ I \j II WW' LET THE SUN PLAY jl\\ o<: WITH YOUR SKIN, 7u> HEAUTY SPECIALIST Glamour may lead to promotion ,i k ;nul no play is nol conducive t<j health, beauty, and well-being of the fill career glrl« says Max
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      FOR FINE GROOMING
      266 13 '"'"Sfine frooming ii i toil over R [utle. in soSed' I and look II roomed at I I throughout —I espect to I turned-out fv "Id mothers rresh flowers It md drop 'I span It the tehooi It habits Into |j [Mtifttl and fl mattei of ;f
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        69 13 fhe incomparable NECCHI supernova MADE IN ITALY i -i "i i ■iimhl r \afil (W<l sSß**^^ our ulspOSOi a > 1 1 1 mil I y UH 'BjfciP^jit£jM ■4+' J9 "i/til ok Mr.- 'u» f In-, -.lip ',ut mil %< n«j it to us fiVjPF/^/SJtfiEv ADDI<£Sj 2g«^Wjnß %V v Uf
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      THESE DOORS WILL NEVER WARP ON YOU
      465 14 THESE DOORS WILL NEVER WARP ON YOU They may be a littie dearer but... In amdam, Hoi land, r *"7 nwtk> dooi cwil dooi thai 1 1* vet v-^^']) Th( manufaci urcra claim that Bi lj nzee] dooi are tnad< ;:!icl :v flush ihe na to i. h d< I
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      Wax—nature's protector
      361 14 Wax— nature's protector IyAX not only makes your floor look better but it'.s money in the bank for you. particularly if you have linoleum or vinyl plastic floor covering. You save by allowing the wax to take the wear thus postponing the expense of replacing the floor covering. Wax is
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      Festive toque
      42 14 VELVET ami satin skilfully combined make thii delicious toque. It's in cerise pink and alternate bands of velvet and satin swathe the tail peakei ■f crown while a matching satin bow is draped across the centre back. Its name? Fiesta.
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      NEW WINDOWS KEEP OUT SUN
      258 14 FOR years it has been a tenet of tropical architecture that large picture windows in homes are not practical, unless so shaded as to lose their original virtue. They let in too much direct sunlight and led to rooms becoming overheated said the experts. This
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      Coolness for YOU
      273 14 r po air-condition your home Of ollice always insist on Chrysler Airtemp equipment which has a pleasing and forward look styling Chrysler Airtemp is the product of 20 years of air-conditioning experience and engineering "know-how." All types and sizes of air conditioning equipment are being made not
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      Carpets? This is the man you should see
      384 15 Carpets? This is the man you should see H, profession requiring a spe IS ;e d knowledge in the salesman's 1 merchandise. On his subject I salesman must be a walking en- c\rlop;je(li;i. Ik 1 1 ever been attained? In SingaKoir yes The name is Mr. M. K. Zephyr. His
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