The Singapore Free Press, 8 November 1957

Microfilm: NL2447
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1 4 The Singapore Free Press
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    15 1 The Singapore Free Press i;,va\s Own Family Paper it FrlsUy, Novsasbsf I, IH7. Pries tSCts.
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    Lock icon SCIENCE SUPREMO APPOINTED FOR NATION
    318 1 SCIENCE SUPREMO APPOINTED FOR NATION tea accepts Russian challenge and enters race for missile, space supremacy PRESIDENT EISENHOWER HAS APPOINTED A DIREC TOR OF MISSILE DEVELOPMENT WITH EXTRAORDINARY POWERS TO LEAD A CRASH PROGRAMME TO OVERCOME RUSSIA'S LEAD IN THE TRANSCON TINENTAL MISSILE, SPACE AND OTHER SCIENTIFIC SPHERES. The man
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    44 1 I DR. JAMES K. KIL- I, IAN who has been I appointed hy President I Eisenhower as the nrw I Tzar" of U.S. missile development. He is SS j and has been president of the Massachusetts Institute of Techno- lo«:y since 1018. I r.........
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    Lock icon SATELLITE MAY HAVE BROKEN UP
    127 1 SATELLITE MAY HAVE BROKEN UP V\ IK U maj have come apart in space, U.S. scientists said yesterday on the basis of admittedly sketchy reports^ Fred L. Whipple, Director of the Smithsonian Laboratory at Cambridge. Massachusetts, ad no confirmation of reports from various the satellite might be coming apart, he
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    A RED MOON OVER COLONY
    279 1 HPHOU SANDS of people in Singapore, watchI A (||o /(/s7 niahl's lunar eclipse from cent) I parts 0/ toe ci///. _>ere intrigued by the rusty colour of the moon. In a jocular manner, they wondered if I toe Russians had fired a device to produce
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      12 1 f\ 0 _N_ _V csident Eisenhowers speech is in P. 4 ~HT~iini„_n_i__
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    D-DAY FOR THE WORLD SOON, HE SAYS
    463 2 D-DAY FOR THE WORLD SOON, HE SAYS A Singapore astrologer consults his chartM and tomes to an unhappy co«cfi«# ol| j But Russia's downfall predicted NOVEMBER 20 is D-Day No, l in the Russo-Ameriean struggle, in the opinion of the Singapore Siamese astrologer J. Rudgee. Mr. Rudgee several months ago
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    LAW FORESTALLS MARTIANS
    56 2 ii Martian; eve? land at Oulfport, Mississipl, the\ v. ill And I hemselves all eadj subject to special laws, The Cil I Couni il Ifl conBidering proposals to mak< Mart lans check tin lr weapons with polici and to pro tUbit the I inding ol mj ti
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    Lock icon The meanest of thieves
    72 2 JOHANNESBURG'S meanest thief is a thin individual of shabby dress, who steals charity boxes from Johannesburg bars. Recently he walked into a bar, ordered a nip of stout and put down a shilling in payment. When the barman turned to the till to ring up the
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    SURVEYORS' TRAINING
    143 2 TIIK Singapore City Council ha s decided to award two scholarships next year for the training of quantity surveyors. The council's secretary, Mr. T. M Stevens, told the Free Press, he could not »ay when the candidates would be selected "It will take a longer time to choose
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    Lock icon He's touring world on crutches
    236 2 He's touring world on crutches I^OURTEEN months ago, 32-year-old Leslie Walker, a one-legged Englishman, h d the wanderlust to meet people in the Far East and to learn how they lived. So he drew out his savings of about $1,700, left his clerking job in Liverpool, and set out to
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      8 2 CROCODILE SHIRTS _T '7l\ l___ '^I<__^ _J» I
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    Lock icon SOVIET H-BOMBS 'ANYWHERE'
    250 3 SOVIET H-BOMBS 'ANYWHERE' Soon she will be able to drop half-tonners from Sputniks' REPRESENTATIVE James Patterson said in Washington yesterday that the Russians in a comparatively short time" will be able to launch a satellite capable of dropping a hall -ton hydrogen bomb on any city in the world. Mr.
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    Lock icon Red joy? Overtime but no more pay
    163 3 Red joy? Overtime but no more pay Is of people European required by t rulers to fortieth aryyesterrtime work. a work hifts without tra pay were the rule. were re- i im t rate their me, with Soviet flags their spare ne listening to Com ►rs. pie were observe the
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    98 3 The Martin Matador, the U.S. Air Force guided missile, has been given a new lease of life. At present it is oneshot weapon, each missile launched for training plunging into destruction at the end of its flight. Now the Martin Company have designed a special recovery kit to replace the
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    Lock icon DON'T WORRY -RAF
    104 3 DON'T WORRY -RAF BRITAIN'S Bomber Command Air Chief Marshal Sir Harry Broadhurst, said in Washington yesterday he was not worried because of Russia's recent "great propaganda feats" in the field of missiles and satellites. He told a news conference that Russia's announcements about its missiles and Sputniks "alerted the general
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    Lock icon More inventors in Czechoslovakia
    36 3 Czechoslovaks are becoming more inventive, judging from statistics. More than 3.000 inventions were submitted last year to the patent office compared to 1,768 in 1953- an increase of 80 per cent. Reuter
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    Lock icon Russians 'build' space station
    300 3 Russians 'build' space station ||OVJET EXPERTS SHOW THE WAY IN NEW FILM I A Rim, based I* the latest theories Hbuhnf.r" LStS «hOWS Bon b an2 n H 8 Ci f ies on the I -Ping its lie the official _i v reported l 'i nni J,? ,1.. T o
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      224 3 Shroffs Carpets X'WilS SALE 111 1.l REDDI TION IN Indian Woollen Carpets B. M X Axminster Carpets ♦Cotton Yarn Rugs Jute Carpets many others visit early to avoid disappointment. VI A A ency SH OWROOM A__X_^VmL_# *7/49 St.imford Rd., S.ns;.ipore-6. On/i^yg-v t d ***** E For comfort, convergence economy 7i
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    The Singapore Free Press Opinion Clean out the pests!
    194 4 The Singapore Free Press Opinion Clean out the pests! FRIDAY. Nov. 8, 1957. VOW that the shop- keepers of Singapore's Change Alley have banded together for their common good and to make their scale of prices more attractive to their customers it is hoped that they will go a step
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    Lock icon SEATO MAY ALSO GET U.S. SECRETS
    1255 4 SEATO MAY ALSO GET U.S. SECRETS Eisenhower: Free World is still stronger than the Soy e f« THE DETERRENT Our nation is strong, he tells Americans IN addition to sharing technological secrets with the nations of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, America also contemplates "similar action" for the South-East Asia
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      23 4 Latest Pl.ttinuni GoM ENGAGEMENT WEOOING RINGS P. H. HENDRY lltnuffl turbm Jewellft 7K North BHdfff U<».»d. Glnjiport. I. A Ku.< l.i I iimpur.
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      44 4 SI What adifj^rc net ~^4mACKESOK rt Mackeson's. v\ n__L smooth, urortg -iK r* Mackeson s V_ c# 5^ Stout. butlds you up o^^*\ and makes V>. \sv ia* m»r/_ y V/'^j .wm brighter c *^7 J Sole Agents /V 1^ j__^l*AlA»»» SiNGAFORI icuaia iu*^'
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    German Scooters Coming
    141 5 German Scooters Coming I n ICK-UP ENTS ,IANY is out ight motorets in SingaFe deration British the Free [ay that the the Gerwhlch atively new had won uists. class, West different notor pedalthe Importi claim, will easily capre tl i nee of the they have en tried out. Chua Tua
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    EXPERT PRAISE FOR CHEONGSAM
    53 5 EXPERT PRAISE F OR CHEONGSAM I expert Elsa Schiaparel cheered the ;«*rtsj>i Hong Kon^> women cheongsam ft c ih r^ed in the S y for 'ay visit. h ined the "sack Sn»* I 'the au--1 vhows in Paris I Horrible and graceless. S, Z! l shapeless >man big roundr she
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    A POLLS POSER FOR WD WORKERS
    367 5 Talks for ruling are now in progress tIIGH-LEVEL discussions are now going on to determine whether War Department employees in Singapore can stand for City Council and rural district council elections. Section 22 of the recently enacted Local Government Elections Ordinance says that persons
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    AUSSIE TO SOUND AID NEEDS
    107 5 AUSSIE TO SOUND AID NEEDS A SENIOR official of the Australian External Affairs Department, Mr David Dexter, Is expected to arrive in Singapore on Monday to discuss the 1958-59 Colombo Plan aid programme Tor the Colony A spokesman of the Australian Commission in Singapore told the Free Press that Mr.
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    50 5 picture. I PRINCESS MAR- I I GARET wears a new vft I style "urchin beret" of I midnight blue velvet I i and matching velvet i coat in London. She is 1 j arriving at St. James's I Palace to address the 1 Invalid Children's Aid I I Association. Popper
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    Bigger army for Colony
    140 5 fT\HE strength of the SinJL gapore Regiment is to be doubled by August next year. The Commanding Officer of the Regiment, Lt.-Coi R.W. Stephenson, told the Free Press that 360 recruits would be enlisted to bring the total strength up to 722 soldiers by next year
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    111 5 land) n p > Phone call to the Sheffield <EngU > p,ot by university students to duri f .J d nhl,rph an <* hoI <* h| m ransom visit to the city. ol^ih MSm S dashrd to the "rag" headquarters "■WM hat should they attempt to high- ""-"would be serious
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      388 5 HAS SET ThE VOMJ BffMß ON FIRE. AMD THIS LOVE )f illi__« STORY iTH TH£ 4 IIIf BIGGEST HEART IN THE if a__i^^F V HBMWDRLO. IS MAKING J NINK W__KS IN MANILA (SIMLL TANEOLS _f THREE WEEKS IN BANGKOK WHERE IT IS )f i^ STILL RUNNING II w THREE WEEKS
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      34 6 To the touch to the taste, an Accu-Ray Chesterfield satisli the most burns more evenly. smoKes much smoother without hot pots or hard draw. r^\ CHESTERFIELD jSlfT^ MORE W A1 \l TTr PLEASURE. L~—
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      239 6 JEFF il.Vivki-; by"Sydi_©y' Jordaii" >i\\»»\ki; by i oc Fa k JIIM i Mail o av s 1 CWECKEP TMEiR AGREE 1 t^ink thi& GiRL AMC MER \7 WE DipNj'T 1 I TRl£_? ill STUtIJC STORIES HYPNOTICALLY) on A WUSBANP PRE AMEP UP THIS I PREAM ITf J~\ CITV POR--POR JA]yE
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      423 6 ___i_^ I _F mlmu MmjW *t tf BORN today, your capab beyond average, but Possible that you will not develop them as much a Library and load Ol I will want a large lib,. JJJ own i t I. hkely that you talent for writing which, ed will be more
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      U.K. closing prices
      146 7 LONDON, Nov 7. Previous Today kl'BKi" V** 23 buyers 22', bUTON rM ftov 23 .sellers 22H sellers 23 buyers 22 buyers 28H sellers 22 'j sellers «<s <<iM>t 23 >& buyers 12% buyer, K r.KIK (l 23 sellers 22 seller., Hi Klilli v 23 buyers 22 s
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      New York prices
      111 7 !NEW YORK, Nov. 7. Previous Today tIN Straits Spot 89.50 nom. 89 50 nom. ltendl?d Ur Cont;wl No;. unquoted unquoted Dec. unquoted unquoted ■PAW- Ouict SALES: Nil. Straits Contract Not 88.75 buyers 88 87 buyers Btraltb L 89.50 sellers 89.75 sellers Dec. 88.75 buyers M-00 buyers 89.50
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      37 7 NEW YORK, Nor. 7 Previous Previous ■30 Industrials 435.82 438 91 ■o Railroads 107.57 108 55 IjMi) l>om-«ti, w.i-ris 84.34 84.37 p.'i I tilities 64.96 64 97 WjS'j Sl.x-ks Composite Averages 147.11 148 03
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      U.S. PEPPER
      48 7 impong spot and h* :ase 25, afloats 244 I.. 1 >vember shipment un0 spot and awaiting afloats 24 prices quoted to 23%, November shipment un quoted. Muntok white spot 344 awaiting release 34, afloats 34 November shipment 33, seller i ex-dock. in U.S. cents per lb.
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      104 7 LONDON, Nov. 7. r Previous Today LOIRA Philippines c.i.f- I K7 North Kuropean delivered r ft w p f jf!" l^ l I""* t«n N(»v Dec $175 sellers $174 sellers IOPRA, Straits cif IK North Luroppan delivered weight per Nov /Dec. £63 Vi buyers i63v, buyers
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    Lock icon ELUSIVE ROBERTO DOES A BUNK
    402 7 he parting of the ways for smiling Ingrid after 7 yrs. Has he Paris rendezvous with Indian girl? gOON AFTER Italian film director Roberto Rossellini and actress Ingrid Kergman legally separated yesterday, Ingrid said in a gay i voice: "1 feel fine/ The Swedish actress
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    Lock icon Malaya's 'racial serpent'
    224 7 Malaya's 'racial serpent' LORDS DISCUSS SPORE MERGER LORD Ogmore. chief Labour speaker in a House of Lords debate on Commonwealth affairs i last night described the visit he made to Malaya recently. He said the Lord Chancellor (Lord Kilmuir). Lord Perth Minister of State for Colonial Affairs, and himself had
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    DANGER FROM COBALT LOOT
    75 7 A LEAD container with 96 sticks of radioactive cobalt has disappeared from the Kamerlingh Onnea Physics Laboratory of Leyden University, Holland. The container, which weighs 20 kilograms (about 44 pounds) was discovered to be missing yesterday, but it was not known when it disappeared. It was
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    19 7 ion to u.k.i E Ingrid Bergman —j5 S o// to London to make E E a /tZm. E YlllllllllllllllllllllllllllilHlllllll^
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      40 7 ■SINCAPORE I I HIGH TIDES J II TODAY: 1043 and 2346 a TOMORROW: 1113 SUNDAY: 0023 and 1146. B MONDAY: 0103 and 1221 TUESDAY ol and pj 1 300 -WEDNESDAY: 0232 and 1341 THURSDAY; 0323 and l IS3. .■■■■■■Bftft- 1
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      140 7 •••••••••••••••••••••A f fg* ADULTS ONLY! sg^\ T AMERICA'S TOP STRIP- mZM jf -X TEASERS IN 4N 7 1 if APPEALING INTERLUDE J HILARITY! jk K\ if _t _< _> ft ft ft w ft ft,'* Jr V *k 9 __rft r %ftft• ft A y I T STARRING '/f y
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      148 7 Today's Radio Programme i is pin i' ►tpourri Parl i to i line Si jnai and News; 1.45 Potpourri i' >. if 200 Close Dm. mi; B.tK) String Bong 5.30 Rhythm for i Hun n 800 'i lm€ i 1 1 1 1 and Pi'i ■iimiiic S mi 8n M
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    Punchie, the mouse in th dog house!
    267 8 Punchie, the mouse in th dog house! |>A a man and nut a mouse" Qoes the saying foi those who arc taint of heart Bui in this particular cane it doesn't sec in to apply For Punchie is a fearless mouse full of mischief ami knows how to keep his
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    Drugged Naval officer 'forgave' wife
    297 8 p ED -BEARDED Lt. -Commander Anthony Fab- tan Benton's wile got him to take an overdose of a tranquilliser drug-, a judge said in the Appea] Court in London the other day. i hen she undressed v> hile he prol e; ted: "Don't be silly."
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    A Town of tomorrow has cry room
    194 8 A Town of tomorrow has cry room /CANADA'S "Town of J Tomorrow" n0 w has ,i municipal centre containing a separate crying room for babies, Kitimat, 400 miles north ol Vancouver, has grown Ul six years from a 500-strong Indian settlement to a town of more than 15.000 inhabitants. j
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    Shaggy dogs on slow
    42 8 Shaggy dogs on slow Looking !>' JJLi striped 'PJ f B and socks i*> til lish sheepdog JJJL in* at OtVMH; »*J recently for t Kennel A show. Behind him fl| competitor als< j protective CI < J against the slush of an 0<
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      114 9 Lowcr-lhwk Lounge —only on Pan American's President Service to the U.S.A. Here in the attractive downstair* club lounge ol your Super "Strato" Clipper* you chal with fellow passengers. .sip your favorite refreshment from the bar. At the cocktail hour Pari A iini ican serves n«'U chilled Champagne and hoi ta
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    The wrath of Steinbeck —gone sour
    222 10 The wrath of Steinbeck gone sour JOHN STEINBECK, vvno wrote 'The Grape. of Wrath," seema to be prettj wrathful alniut road accidents, The fruit in this case is "<>t grapes but an idea just as sour. He ri;us put forward In America, where nis fame makes him a man 'likely
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    By Harry Fieldhouse
    63 10 I think this is one of the most pernicious ideas I have ever come across. My one hope is that Dr Goodhart, of the Pedestrians Association, does not get to hear about it get burgled too often. Or an H for habitual criminals. But any scheme that
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    Women of the Year
    40 10 British comedy actress Cicely Courtneidge is seen on the left with Odette Churchill, George Cross j heroine of the French resistance movement, at the "Women of the Year 1 luncheon held recently at London's Savoy Hotel.
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    ABOOOD
    205 10 AN IDEA BOUND TO INTRIGUE ALL f MOTORISTS-BUT ITS A BAD ONE I E Nor Ii it even warrant E ed by the facte. Serious 3 road accidents »n Mr. S Steinbeck's own country. i understand, are on E the decline. In Britain E the casualty rate has 3
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    That perfect husband —judge says he's worth £4,800'
    279 10 A WIDOW with a 19- 2* year-old daughter and a son aged 14 told a court in London what sort of man her husband was. This is what she said: "He was a wonderfully generous man to me and the children. He
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    Big job worth £20 m.
    151 10 Big job worth £20 m. T WO chances* way to capture r£ share in one of S Empire's |P eates| de velopment project* Australia is a ;kin, V ten ders for anothe? two X for Its Snowy Mount hydro-electric scheme They are for diverting, river through a 10 mil mountain
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    HIS LEAVES MAY TICKLE THE PALATE
    220 10 A SCIENTIST at Ro- thamsted Experimental Station, Harpenden (Herts), England, has succeeded in extracting protein from leaves fit for people to eat. He is Mr. N. W. Pirie, head of the station's bio- chemistry depa r tment. A pulping and pressing machine, able to
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    The battle of the playroom
    135 10 The battle of the playroom A "BATTLE" for the playroom Is being fought out between those two former allies, Germany and Japan. They are competing fiercely to win dollar sales for the toys they produce. Now the Japs claim that they have ousted Germany as the top foreign supplier of
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    160 of the world's best pictures
    134 11 160 of the world's best pictures Singapore photographer! have been look- ing forward to today. A special exhibU I tion begins at the Rallies Mu.scum and will s run until November 25. 1 On display are 160 print, by tour of the world S experts id this fascinating hubby. In
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    Take shots of your home
    448 11 Take shots of your home PHOTO SCHOOL SINCE so much of the picture taking we do centres around home activities, it is natural for our homes to serve as the background for many of our best snapshots. Today we're suggesting an about-face how about letting your living room and the
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    Lock icon Divided lands would benefit
    246 12 Divided lands would benefit •rpHE London Times has described the communist ai gument that trade between North Hid South in Korea and Vietnam would be beneficial to all concerned us substantially true. "Two appeals followin closely upon each other have gone out In one month from the Communist regimes in
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    Lock icon Girard verdict
    39 12 The three-judge district court Of Maebashi. Japan, will announce on Nov. 19 its verdict on William S, GHrard charged with the slaying of a Japanese woman metal collector on a US firing range last Jan. :J0 A.P.
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    Lock icon Big rice crop
    26 12 Japan's rice crop this year I c timated al 371,--005 000 bui hi 1 the second I irge I on n cord A.P.
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    58 12 Fresh fish from the deep is now arriving directly in Pnom Penh. Cam- foodia, for the first time, carried by two I modern fishing vessels purchased with funds made available by the U.S. I Government. I Picture shows ice-packed boxes of ocean fish being unloaded at the Mekong I River
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    CHIANG STILL A DOMINANT LEADER IN ASIA
    161 12 PENERALISSIMO Chiang Kai-shek is still one of the most dominant political figures in Asia. The man who sat with Roosevelt and Churchill in Cairo is the only one of the World War II Allied leaders still active on the international stage. His personal
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    Lock icon PULSE
    169 12 feat ur ing news anil views about Asia today make no deal with the Reds. At 70 Generalissimo Chiang looks 15 years younger. He sees scores of Chinese officials daily, attends weekly meetings of the ruling Koumintang Party, and entertains almost every top-ranking foreign visitor at either tea or
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    Lock icon 'Hatta talk is nonsense' says Mr. Yeh
    212 12 'Hatta talk is nonsense' says Mr. Yeh 3 VTATIONALIST China's Foreign Minister has brand- E I^l ed as "nonsense" a suggestion by former Indo- 3 E ncsian Vice President Mohammed Hatta calling for S S "co-existence" between Nationalist China \nd Com- S munist China. 5 Mr. George K. C. Ych
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      Lock icon Tensions in Asia are now receding
      89 12 Tensions in Asia are now receding IMIE London Times described the \i to 1 of South Vietnamese President Diem as another sign of receding ,n{| Asia. l 0n > "The divisions between neutralist j (h countries in military alliance with w is no longer as marked as it was at
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      34 12 Canada's Trade Commissioner in Hong Kong, Mr. C. M. Forsyth Smith, has left for Communist China to explore the possibilities of expanding trade, including the sale of surplus wheat to the Red Chinese. U.P.
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      25 12 Tlie official Red Chinese newspaper. Peking People's Daily, praised the "great contribution of the Japanese people in their struggle against atomic and hydrogen bombs." A.P.
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      24 12 Indian-born American Congressman Dalip Singh Sound said in Taipeh the United States was going to produce much larger earth satellites than Russian Sputniks.— Reuter
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      39 12 Political observers in Taipeh see in the Middle East tour of Nationalist Chinese Foreign Minis Gen™* Goyernmem bid for dipt matic recognition U Libya, Moi Timis g and poasibl} „pi order to ,hen g hands politic Red China U.P.
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      30 12 SOVIET RUSSIA'S NEW DF FENCE CHIEF MARSHAL MALINOVSKY CON FERRED IN MOSCOW WITH COMMUNIST CHINA'S TO] ARMY MAN, MARSHAL PENG TEH-HUAI. [H PEKING NEW CHINA NEWS AGENCY RE] ORTED.- U.P.
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      22 12 Nine Japanese ayors are now on a it to Red r a at the invitation of the tyor of Peking.— A. P.
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      26 12 Dr. Chu Chia-hua has left his post as president of the Academia Sinica In Taipeh, the highest research institute in Formosa because of ill health.— A.P.
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      58 12 Toho Shokai Limited f Tokyo has landed a business deal with the Red Chinese Government worth U552,800,000, a company official. Mr. Tom Tsutsumi, said in Bong Kone Under the contract. the Japanese firm will export minerals and raw materials such is magnesium, soya beans, skins and hides in exchange foi
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      43 12 The ninth Pacific Scientific Conference will open in Bangkok on November 18. Reuter. A representative group oj 37 Chinese Conn? attending the loscoic celebrations of >" anniversary of the Russian Revolution includes Li Fu-ching. 59. was one of Lenin'--, bodyguards in Petr 1919. A.P.
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      36 12 The Japan Atomic Commission's p develop a Caldei atomic reactoi h J 1.500.000-kilow >aCW by 1067 has b by the Atomic E blem fJommitfe Japan Council I Jtfg "as basic i Japan is Uumfl present."— U.P.
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      35 12 Mr Kduardo 7 I one of the Ph .;P Governments U>l experts who his J«j from the United Manila said a u.J ing new ICOno EJ. worked out fOl llHc lippines does devaluation 01 A.P.
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    955 13  - 'WHEM THE BLOODHOUNDS CHASED ME' ROBERT PITMAN Imffi by ™l< —————iWB—i_____■___■__ People thought it rather odd... but we really rather loved it. 1 '7)11 yes, he used to hunt us children ovef the country side with bloodhounds, Two of us had to run ahead like foxes Then he followed the
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    273 13 DILEMMA OF A SAPPER I WISH HE WOULD NOT DIE b y James Aldridge (The Bodley Head, 12s. 6d). fine novel the pen of distinguished "Diplomat." after the War. it is esJ of CapIlecent angry, r at Odds with ni., through a has caused Kering, the lalised dehich Scott and
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    319 13 THE WAPSHOT CHRONICLE. By John Cheever. Gollancz. 15s. 1301 pages. riVIIS is a charming, A different," American novel. Charming is the operative word, for to charm is its main intention, and if it succeeds in working that charm with you, nothing else matters. It is plumped out
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    227 13  -  PHILIP DAKES By ONE SMALL BOY. By Bill Nanghton. Macgibbon and Kee, 18s. Warm and unsentimental account of a young Irish immigrant growing up in a Lancashire mill town. Obviously drawn from first-hand experience, with schooldays, a pit strike, life, love and death, well remembered and honestly set
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      304 14 Don WAYNi Garryden and Misty Line n (winner ol their respec tivc di\ i i 'i i.s on i fa- first run», -a ltd Lady Scar lei (winner ol Div. 3 over seven furlongs) have all bt't'n brought together in the ('las 2. Div. 1 sprint,
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      FILM STUDIO ON A HEAVY TRACK
      806 14 FILM STUDIO ON A HEAVY TRACK ALLAN LEWIS sums up chances for torno ct o* 4 1 H'H vi [NG the track being hi aty again for tomorrow. I a ing at Kuala Lumpur, I think Film Studio (who gets a d p of io lb though two divisions higher)
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      234 14 T" X following horse J A will not start to-: morrow: S Beau Matin, Priority a Lady Scarlet, Man': S About Town Misty: E Line ii, Weem. ln-5 doubtable Magic King, S Trade Fair Queen, 3 Jolly Day. First Trick: Silver Bright, lop See-: S
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      PEANUT KID HARSHLY TREATED
      172 14 rpiIOUGH Peanut Kid Ls not treated well in comparison with Credit Balance, i think ho will reverse Wednesday's decision and win the Class 2 event over P., miles, Credit Balance heat Peanut Kid by a nose over seven, and now meets Peanut Kid on one pound
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      253 14 CI. 2, Div. 1-6 Furs. Don Wayne 9 00; Winterd* tlna 8.11; Copper Khan 8.10; Lady Scarlet 8.10; Garryden H.O'l] Man About I'own 8.08; Potentate BJ>8; Misty line ii 8.07, Enjoyment n 5.07; Son of Burma 8*05; Premier 8.05; Wonder Kid B. 04; Weem B.oBj Mir ophli 8.0:5; Tinibtrlane 8
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      135 14 CI. 5, Div. 1-9 Furs. (kmkl Returns B.BB| Dark Prime 8.13; Bust Trap 8. 10; Park II 8.08; Sentimental 8 09; The Beast ie 8.06; Record Time 5.03; Prince Jester 8.02: Honey Bee B.oB j Viola 7.13; Mafic Note 7.13; Cyrene 7.12; Grandeur 7.1 1 Contract 7.10; Film Studio 11
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      57 14 CI. 2, Div. 2-6 Furs. Grand Chancellor 9.00; Nieuwspierig 8.11; I ndoubtabic 8.io; Vital Chance 8.10; Magic King 8.0!); Trade Fair Queen 8.88; High Hopes 8.07; .lolly Day 8.07; Black Gold 8.06 Kartliqaake 8.06; The Torch 8.05; First Trick 8.04; Gold Hunt 8 03; Noble Essence 8.02, Meteorite II 8.01;
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      41 14 Class 2- Ii Miles Credit Balance 9 00. Peanut Kid 8.13; BaraJcal s.n* Dusty Bridge 8.09j Flower Qurrn 8.08. Tipsy Trout 8.0(5; The Camel X.O.V Golden Dollar 8.01 sun Glean 8.04; Victor 8 ,03; Bangkok 8.00; Valiant Rnifhl 7 1 1.
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      53 14 CI. 2, Div. 3-6 Furs. Top Secret 9.00; Oleander II 8.13; ilappv l.if t 8.11; Banker Boy S.IU; Gay Hunter 8.08; Supremo 8.07; .lade Spring 8.05; French Draws 8.05; Sporting- Venture 8.04; Moneysmate 8.01; Acrobat 8.03; Ginseng 8.03; Cool Springs 8.02; Bonanza 8.01; Fair Raleigh 7.13: Jack Druce 111 7.09;
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    163 15 STAN REFUSES TO CALL OFF COLONY VISIT IT AN 1 E V MAT is determined to play in Singapore next year pressure Bbeini; brought to bear i i England that be should abandon I the idea Si n includ- ed tour of the Far as and hi. 001. Ii j
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    56 15 Fourth qualifying round ot the Football Association cup results: Dorchester 2 Weymouth 1 1 winners at home to Wycombe Wanderers in tht first round proper). Walthamstow Avenue 1 Bedford Town 0 (winners away to Coventry CityL Selby Town 2 Scarborough 2 (after extra time). Worcester City 2 Broms
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    Singapore drivers among the favourites
    493 15  - Singapore drivers among the favourites EDIN PETERS -By lI7HATEVEB position tht* two Singapore drivers, B. s. Arnold (Cooper Bristol) and Freddie Pope (Jaguar XKI4OC) may earn at the starting-grid Of this year's Macao Grand Prix over the (una circuit on Sunday NOV. J 7, it is very likely that both
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    44 15 picture. Ewho has won more than a dozen day awards at motoring meetings li(in h a S entered for this year's Macao seen here with two spare wheels l Vty?es for In. Cooper Bristol -he is with him to Hong Kong. Free Pre ss
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    229 15 YESTERDAY'S RUGBY Singapore Recreation Club scored a goal and a try to beat S.C C B' 8-3 i yesterday m their rugby match on the padang. SRC. opened scoring when M Kraal kicked a penalty against the post and A. Martin collected the rebound to touch
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    Russians win last game
    161 15 AROUND THE WORLD IN SPORT E fTIHF Soviet Army SOCCer team beat E A Chelsea, the English first division E side, 4-1 in a friendly match under c floodlights last night in London There E was no score at half-time It was the last match of
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    241 16 KENYA GOVT. CRISIS Ministers quit and leave it to Boyd rp] lK thi ee European and I two Asian Minis? who are members of the Kenya Legislative Assembly resigned last night to give Mr. Alan LennoxB ,d, the Colonial Secretary, a tree hand in solving the Colony's constitutional crisis. The
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    74 16 She loves sport and spaghetti The photographer came across thLs autumn belle otherwise delightful Carol Jean Lauritzcn in sunny Florida A live foot six inch honey blonde, her measurements in case you are interested are 35-23-35, which is something worth looking at. Dancing since the a_;e of three. Carol hopes
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    187 16 Wine, Women and song- for matey Mr. K THE KREMLIN LETS ITS HAIR DOWN AT ANNIVERSARY PAf HE LEADS THE CH USU y\ll XIKITA KHRUSHCHEV was in J mood as chief host at tin* Kremlin's iS anniversary banquet last night. He walked oul from behind th< wh J the presidents
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    107 16 RIDDLE OF RED GUNS THE Soviet Union A s liowed oil yester. day a bristling array of tactual weapons of atomic capability m displaj oi strength ofe viou si\ aimed i< \merica's NATO ies inEurope, I The occasion was the long awaited Nov, |1 parade through Red! Square mars rig
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    35 16 November first grade rub I ber buyers f-o.b. opened In j Singapore this morning at 764 cents per lb., down three-eight h.s of a cent on Thursday's closing price. The tone was uncertain.
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    242 16 SAUCER' STORIES SHATTERED Air Force spokesman says 'No, no, no!' AN American Air Force Spokesman yesterday blew to smithereens thousands of flying saucer reports which have piled up during the last ten years. A top official of the Air Te chnl cal Intelligence Cent re said l Not one hit
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      8 1 FREE PRESS FILM FEATURE Friday. November 8, 1957.
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      CARY AND DEBORAH HAVE IT!
      519 1 CARY AND DEBORAH HAVE IT! I_ 27?t strange chemistry that makes screen lore teams great.,. "THERE'S a certain chemistry which sometimes operates between a man and a woman on the screen and gives verisimilitude to their love scenes and to all their relationships and actions." says Director McCarey. "It's a
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      262 1 award .1 crack transulmt iner enroute to is Nickie lcrr^"t (CARY GRANT) notable and slightly nobachelor, who, t»e world knows 55 America's Lois son VV PA TTBRMother passenger is E M,K Dl BORAH the world Sil know, has been fandsomeb sponsored by and mw< desperaiteli thai
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      CINDERELL
      381 2 /_■*■>■• appt'ariiig in iibiii's liHii IsVliorah gvis 4i dr^am ilYrss CH)R one who has been rest rit ted to wear Uif period costume_ in llw King and I" and the singular wardrobe oi a nun's habit in "HeajVen Knows, Mr. Allison", her two most recenl iilms. it's no wonder
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      166 2 oh for a merry chuckle! E Alter he completed "An s Affair to Remember," E Cary Grant. the screen's acknowledged s master of draw— lg- room comedy, was ask- ed why he didn't do E more comedies of the E type. "Ask the writers,' said E Cary. "Comedy must be
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      376 4 Master of the gentle tear THE MANY TALENTS OF LEO McCAREyI A SMASHING RETURN TO THE SCREEN AFTER TWO YEARS OF BAD LUCK Director, producer song and script writer 4 GOOD Km- ii. a gentle tear— they iiy the ingredients that have set a Leo McCarey picture apart from the
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      HOW NEVA GOT HER MAN
      88 4 BROADW W stage.radio and TV actress Neva Patterson says sl Hollywood to ih 1 „,r getting her real-life man. The lovely bnin< currently portraying i Grant's millionaire fl in Jerry rVald's Production of Leo McCarvs "An M to Remember/ admll engagement to Broaoi playwright lames
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