The Singapore Free Press, 20 November 1957

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    16 1 The Singapore Free Press alaya'i Own Family Paper 4 V\HllH'M«.tS. \O\|-Illi)t I 1957. Prle« I Is
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    Lock icon Best way to avert a war
    73 1 Best way to avert a war Si i!N S !>l iim Minis fflt-'" Mr H.itold MaCB| !r s lid mi the House o f Commons yesterday ■at the danger of nuclear X could best be averted i| oviet government ■trpi.'.i the Western Lrr^' proposal for parK| ,i:- mament. [jßadi'-d I'ntt
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    Lock icon Still hope says U.S.
    184 1 Still hope says U.S. IFI ii; the disarmament votes in the Unitzd Nations General Assembly last night the U.S. ef delegate, Mr. Henry Cabot Lodge, issued a cement saying: "The Soviet Union cannot icessfully disregard this massive expression of rhi opinion." ed out that "by the overwhelming vote of Assembly
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    Lock icon Arctic volcano
    22 1 Soviet scientists have discovered an active volcano rifar tlv North Pole, the Soviet news agency Tass re- ported today. Reuter
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    Lock icon COLLAPSE OF DISARM TALKS SEEN
    292 1 COLLAPSE OF DISARM TALKS SEEN World assembly adopts new Western plan and rejects Soviet'bached 'compromise' Russia repeats her ultimatum THE UNITED NATIONS GENERAL ASvSExMBLY LATE LAST x NICHT REJECTED THE TERMS LAID DOWN BY RUSSIA FOR HER FURTHER PARTICIPATION IN DISARMAMENT NEGOTIATIONS, i Diplomats said this could mean the complete
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    Lock icon Britain in the lead
    162 1 Britain in the lead BRITAIN is definitely ahead of the world in harnessing the colossal power of the 11- bom h for peaceful purposes because it is now more than eight years since experiments in this Held were started. This was disclosed yesterday by Dr. J. V. Dunworth, head of
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    Search in new area
    61 1 Search in new area A COMBINED police-mili-tary search party started combing the difficult countryside oil Thomson, Vii) Chu Rang and Braddell roads this morning for the gang which kidnapped Mr. Tan Eng Chuan last Friday. Helping the police Ls a company of the Singapore Regiment and a few British signallers
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    Rubber price
    28 1 December first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened in Singapore this morning at 80^4 cents a lb.. up two-and-a-quarter cents on yesterday's close. The tone was uncertain
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    Lock icon FIRE MENACES TWO TOWNS
    34 1 South Wales Mo the Blue I %ti i west of i peril as thr close in or 4 to evacuate notice Sofala oft >>v a (ire '-in, trow m Reuter
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    'FIGHT CLEAN' CALL
    193 1 'FIGHT CLEAN' CALL THE Liberal Socialist Party, which is contesting all the 32 divisions in the City Council elections, instructed its candidates last night to avoid mudslinging" in their campaign. The secretary general, Mr. E. K. Tan, said strict instructions had been given to the candidates not to resort to
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    Lock icon A-attack could isolate big areas of U.S.
    111 1 A-attack could isolate big areas of U.S. pVEFENCE Mobilisation Director (iordon Gray warned yesterday in Washington that a nuclear attack could cut the United States into isolated areas separated for weeks or months by radioactive fallout. Mr. c;ray said the areas would be cat off from each other "even where
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      83 1 y^ur Child's Health What u/ouldrit you give to ensure it f One way, Mother is to re- V\ cognise the value of a food i^\ supplement. G(vt your child )<^-^=zJJ delicious 'Ovaltine 1 every day. JF^Tv Prepared from Nature's best .>lf^ T^Ptf foods 'Ovaltine 1 supplies w 4 extra nourishment
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    Lock icon Todds' gifts for sale
    132 2 T odds' gifts for sale < rpm anisation is 1 om again appealin the I japore public 'to 5 spare a thought this Ch*. I 1 IS lor the sick and uiuu rprivileged children of SingaI Their Christmas fund, laf, A days ago .has with I three sented bj :1
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    AT NAVAL BASE
    15 2 Ships in Singapore Naval Base today are: Andrew. Crane. Cavalier and New:astle.
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    Lock icon M-E Sixth Fleet back to normal
    50 2 The U.S. Navy Ifl rrrall ing a seven nip hunt* r kilhr group .sent to the Mediterranean during the Turkish-Syrian crisis. Withdrawal of tho unit an anti-submarine force reduce* tho strength of the sixth fleet to normal bot,vJ fn M and GO ships. A.P
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    TEACHER PLAN RIDDLE IS EXPLAINED
    196 2 THE Ministry of Education today explained the riddle of the delay concerning a well-thought 'out and much publicised plan to train a number of Singapore teachers as lecturers in the Teachers' Training College. The teachers who applied bhuned the Government 1 for the delay. The
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    Layin the red carpet
    185 2 Layin the red carpet ELABORATE ar r angements arc being made for the forthcoming visit of the Japanese Prime Minister, Mr. Nttnisuke Kishi. to Singapore next Monday. Mr. Kishi Is duo here after his one-day visit to Kuala Lumpur. His plane is scheduled to touch down at Paya Lebar at
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    SCENESHIFTERS' NEW SHOW
    36 2 The Singapore YMCV SceneshifttFg will present (lilbert and Sullivan's H MS Pinafore at the Culture Centre, Fort Canning, to morrow at 8 4f> pm. Tlir show Will br repeated cm Friday .'Hid .Saturday.
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      172 2 PRAFFLES HOTEI| M announce nit/i pleasure St S 83 opening ot the V> If NEWLY RENOVATED BAR £j Eli7<Mhan Gi ill "Designed for the v Discriminating 93 S3 i. "^t* -^z^2^ wBK j i'>j HKHL jdu^^CT^ -^^h j****~ C\ v CHO©s£ WILLiM I) CIGARS FO« Ottf SATl'^f ACTION 142 YEARS
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      67 2 SHAW ORGAliisisrilll present GEOI i Xl Xl NDAU, I SHAKESPEAREAN I W ith LAURA I IDDIII B O X STAGE I I ULTUBAL ENTEE i (CANNING RISE) I MERCHANT of VENICE I OTHELLO I PYGMALION I Nightly .»t 6.30 1-& I admission': Circle $7Jlil Advance Booking a' I CAPITOL- Tei:
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    Lock icon ARMS ROW SWAYS FRENCH VOTE OF CONFIDENCE
    335 3 ARMS ROW SWAYS FRENCH VOTE OF CONFIDENCE niured national pride helps Caillard to win French Prime Minister, Mr. Felix Gaillard, with powerful assistance from injured French pride over the Anglo-American arms shipments to Tunisia, last night won a resounding confidence vote in the National Assembly. The vote, which gave him
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    Lock icon A gem judge
    78 3 paril judge whose i,i li i amounts to less ;;m) dollars (US) I month was given the r as h yesterday of pnCms fortune in jewels left by the Maharajah f»i Kapur/ud'ge Pierre Boutemj v expected t«> take weeks, maybe months, in putting a price tag on
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    Lock icon Diamonds for the Princess
    165 3 PRINCESS Margaret yesterday received a fabulous £15,000 sterling diamond brooch from one of the world's wealthiest and shyest bachelors. It was formally presented to her at Clarence House, her London residence, by Colonial Secretary Mr. Alan Lennox-Boyd on behalf of Dr. John T. Williamson, the millionaire
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    Lock icon TB KILLS 2,532 IN HONG KONG
    23 3 The Hong Kong medical department said 2.532 people died of tuberculosis in that Colony last month. U.P
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    WIN A TRIP TO UNITED STATES
    224 3 WRITE a 200-word e.ssay and win a two-week expense-paid visit to the United States early next year. This offer is being made by the World Brotherhood Organisation to celebrate Brotherhood Week which will be held in the U.S. noxt Feb. 16. All those who
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      131 3 okwiiilll H U H H H H H ■iiliHlinH^lHii'lV M cs ra mi m m m I OCY Opens TOMORROW Be 13 a as b #r«j mi jsf«s %r«& w& °m& 'an Shroffs Carpets X'MAS SALE HUGE IUIMMiOX li\ Indian Woollen Carpets B. M. X Axminster Carpets Cotton Yarn Rugs
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      230 3 Latest Designs oj Jewellery WORLD FAMOUS CULTURED PEARLS available in Necklaces, Chokers, Bracelets, Broochea, Earrings, Pendants, Rings Tie Pins. Distributors: G. C. de SUVA BROS., "Jewellers 3, Raffles Place, Singapore 1 Phone *****. nowo^mARDEN'SI T6 GIORJFr V^Minilk\ YOUR ffITCHEN... V IVIiRRU INI lINIH »»U«»«NU m^^J Everj' piece of flre-lit MIRRO
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    The Singapore Free Press Opinion Three big qualities
    199 4 The Singapore Free Press Opinion Three big qualities fhggjhhgfj rFIIE Acting Chief Sec- retary's statement that the ability to pass examinations is not the sole consideration in gaining promotion in the Police Force is most encouraging. Too often we hear that a Degree is the only passport to employmerit and
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    This man made the traffic F-L-O-W
    475 4  - This man made the traffic F-L-O-W ERIC DOBSAN 1 By \yiIKN I met 44-year-old Omer Van Audenhove, the Belgian Minister of Public Works, in his flat overlooking Brussels's central park, he was relaxing over a cock tail. Mr. Van Audenhove can afford a brief relaxation, for the first stage of
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    10 4 Brigade? We wish to reporf we've Just launched Sputnik 3."
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    BY THE WAY
    140 4  -  Beachcomber I JV/a jolliest drinker I ever a saw was in a tavern on the Portuguese frontier iic had no teeth or perhaps one or two and the great fat woman who kept' the tavern said: "On e must always remember that teeth yet in the way
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      81 4 PATEK PHILIPPE 5 I Ji«" »»orl«l lur< iii<»l "i i. 8 M.il.h rj Fi.Ht Prizes A lln .i Kftiiril* jo: \trv- Z I iMint tntl of lh»- '10 f I'i-izi' niniinifi < hnnuttmlti>, 7 Hf| t'lili-k C I'hihp/H-. Itut of the 7 1 1 zr-u iltllillfl! fid jll sir i%,
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    CLEAN SLATE BID BY OLD CITY COUNCILLORS
    303 5 hey will be at it right up to the last day mv\\\: present Cit) Councillors are determined to hand over a "clean" Wr City of Singapore to their successors who will l/c elected on Dec. »nior councillors told the Free Pressthat they would
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    43 5 picture. M This two-piece playsuit, named Capri, was one of the models displayed at the fifth show of Swedish ready* to-wear fashions in London. The shorts and shirt are in fish- patterned Emilio Pucci design, it is worn by Gunilla 1 indstrom. Popper
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    'U.S. CAN CATCH UP IN A YEAR'
    63 5 Mr. Harold Stassen, President Eisenhower's adviser on disarmament, said at Colorado Springs yesterday Ih a t he considered the United States was "not [ess i han one year behind Russia in outer space research. With sound action we Should be able to move
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    AUSSIES EXPRESS THANKS
    113 5 Australia owed i detri gratitude to a liana fi i improving univei if let in Australia, ihe prei Ident oi the Nal lonftl uni( >n ol Ai I rallftn University .'it u dents, Mr. Jim Thoma i, iid 1 1 1 mt ly, in Brl ibane. Mi.
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    Survey by Malayans praised
    67 5 Survey by Malayans praised SENIOR geologists from 15 kJ countries congratulated Malaya and Slam on th< geological .surveys the two countries had jointly undertaken. The results of the survey drew considerable attention at a week-long meeting of geologists in Calcutta. Malaya's part in the survey was especially singled out for
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    Lower rates for pledges
    99 5 The new Pawn Brokers Ordinance which was passed by the Legislative Assembly in May is expected to be brought into force in April next year. The new law limits the interest, to two per ceni on all pledges agalnsi the present three or three andn half
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      107 5 r f h 1 ./p.. Y..Y.Y.Y.Y///.Y.Y.Y.Y.Y.Y.Y. .V.V.V.V.V/. .W..Y.Y.Y.Y.Y.Y. .Y.Y. Y. Ni-!-!'!';-!-//!';';';'!/;';';'!-;-^^-;-! i-x-i-y'v-'^"'.'''-''-''"-''"^"^-/;^; 1 \\a^.i >^_iK^t7rj, say that our carpets, will well as the Sputnik, in fact ey will fly anywhere in the and will return safely to showroom where we have ry large stock of excellent lection. For Pers i
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      229 5 iHayaHßHHuiiaiiflHibiiiiaflaa 1 Sonic people full in love ar first sight i I 1 tl t I i I I w l^^^^™^^^^ 1 <l h i C 0 10 Pt R WJ&£%^&m&z%si I I BD U" ■"ft JJ ll|^ 1^ $jjffissMsßß&sk I (J^ J^ J^ |w^ Tfjhi dTm TTlTll 8 Released
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      29 6 To the touch to the loste an Accu-Ray Chesterfield satisfi most burns more evenly, m much smoother without hot or hard draw. iM jt rCHESTERFIELD »!flf7rOT MORE I PLEASURE
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      231 6 ii ...iff ii i ..u.Hnm*yiwWi'"' TTrT tt »7 tt-v"a" ■■•'•sw7^'---yys^^ .■■xxSSS JEFF lIAUKi: NyliM> Jordan /r 6ET >Oue wt~N* TO X o#Arv*j iajT(J iw<t~ <-». v/vw *vU<?fcS S^^^v a ■-%,<.'' BBW f blb^bl Ata B^B^^Bk J^^^B^B^blb^B' KW^ V B^EJb^^bHlbW rA^ y a. '^■^B^Bk. f^B^Br b^b^bf' 'v^b^bT^bb I I "bF übiT^blb^i^^mW
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      452 6 pOKN tcxiay, you have treats your grasp, provid^ j make the best US6 Of the bestowed upon you by the stars Although this is not one of tv, luckiest -.star" days of the month you nave been given special apttSde E 2I '.•make up lor any setbacks fates might hand
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      131 7 LONDON. Nov. 19 Previous l«*dj> i K^S ci(. gOBBIi INov1 Nov 22 >, buyers 23}* buyer. EirtT no sellers no sellers 22 's buyers 23 l /a buyers 22 sellers 23 sellers rss Spot 22 buyers 23 i buyers 1 RSS Settlrmfnl 01-1 K m, Dec 22
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      New York prices
      122 7 I NTW VOKK. Nf>v. 10 I Previous Today Bin Si !'-> S i )o B:t.Tf) uom 89 62 nom. Etanda »ct Nov. unquotrd unquoted Dec. unquoted iiiiQuoted ■ONE S vl s Nl > Btrtito t .ustra* I Nov 88 87 buyei 88.75 buyc I 89 75 sellers
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      32 7 ENEW YORK. Nov. 19 Previous Today Ind 434. 9G 431 73 Bai 102 92 98.77 Do: 84 08 84 08 Dti 65.48 G5 41 Sto Averages 145.90 144 07
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      U.S. PEPPER
      40 7 PI impong spot and 24 a floats shipment await1 to pri'.c* quoted 23 u». November shipmetii unquoted. Muntok white spot and awaiting release 34. a floats 33% to 33, November shipment 32, sellers ex-dock-in U.S. cents per lb.
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      99 7 LONDON. Nov. 1!>. I Pi e\ ions Today BOPR Philippines c.i.f. ILK-/ i Nwi i urope.m delivered I,****' 1 l(in ton Nov., Deo- sellers $178 sellers BOPK\ Mi.m, it i K Nolth I Ettr< delivered weight per unquoted iO\ Y\ DOOI. ICOCOM Inn „r ude s,,
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    Lock icon TITO ADVISED TO TRAVEL
    49 7 President Tito of Yugoslavia has been advised by his doctors to seek a change oi climate after an acute ai tack of lumbago. This .seems to open the way for President Tito to carry out an extensive tour of Asia and the Far East. Reuter
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    Borneo sea yields oil
    80 7 SUBMARINE oil drilling has been successfully carried out. 30 miles ofl tinBritish Nort h Borneo shore 7.000 feet Into the sea bod. an ECAFE sub-committee v!'. development <>t mineral resources was told. The progress O\ tin., ope ration was di iclosed by the territory's repre entative
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    Colony traders hit by RI checks
    238 7 Colony traders hit by RI checks QUIPPING efarelM Ui Miu.i|x»rc iff con eerned ©vet the Endone*>i.tn authorities' action In Instituting a eheekmy [Ktiiit in Fulau Sam boe. Aecordlai to shipping circles, the checking point caused them not only inconvenience but also loss of money due to the delaying of vessels.
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    MALAYA BUYS MORE HEAVY UK PRODUCTS
    259 7 MALAYA BUYS MORE HEAVY UK PRODUCTS continues to be a good market for British machinery, electrical equipment and road vehicles. Britain is selling such goods in this part of the world in increasing quantities. They show an increase of more than 13 per cent in the first half of the
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    Lock icon THE SATELLITES KEEP CIRCLING
    31 7 Sputnik II had completed 23G circuits ot the earth by eight this morning. The nr.st Sputnik and i'« rocket had completed 098 and 70: i circuits Reuter
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      115 7 Today's Radio Programme i ifi Pootlight Part le Part i i3O Tinie Signal and Nen i i FoOtlight Parade Part [I, 2.00 dose Down. 800 Tea Dance; 830 a Canadian Yarn. Bi i ii iw a lit d Blossoma 600 cii 1 1 (i r e n'i Corner; 8 80
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      42 7 1 J SINGAPORE ■HIGH TIDES I TODAY: TOMORROW: W56 and B 2308. ITU DAY: 1031 and £354. SATURDAY: 1 1 OK SUNDAY: H39 RBd 1147. MONDAY 01 l\ and 1221. TUESDAY: Oioi mid B 1 308. -jmmmmm m m m m 9
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    Lock icon Grouses in the villages— Why ?
    1149 8 Grouses in the villages Why POMMENTING on Communistic influences in Singapore, the current issue of Eastern World describes our city's problems as H "complex with so many currents of racialism and politics than an electronic brain would be hard put to it to make the situation clear-cut and understandable/ We
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  • FREE PRESS RACE DAY Special
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      9 1 FREE PRESS RACE DAY Special Wednesday. November 20 1957.
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      ALL THE LATEST SELECTIONS
      355 1 M 4*»» THE FREE PRESS THE STRAITS TIMES SINGAPORE STANDARO SljuTg A pllUl A- 1 <( ALLAN LEWIS TRESPASSER EPSOM JEEP (AIL BOY I'OlMiic WINDSOR LAD SCRUTINEER KVVEE LOB FROGMAN WINGED WARRIOR WINGED WARRIOR ELLEN'S TREASURE WINGED WARRIOR WINGED WARRIOR JUPITER ELLEN'S TREASURE" Ellen's Treasure Ellen's
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      GOING IS HEAVY AT IPOH
      616 1  -  ALLAN LEWIS By Premium Bond is days best weather in Ipoh thi> mornis overcast and threatening. Rain started at about 7.15 and it is still raining ?htly at 8.00 a.m. going will probe heavy for moon's rac t race .should go in, whoso form I
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      BEST BITS FOR TODAY
      29 1 A'! N LEWIS'S Best p. l( today are: n ,i llm "»"d (Raci 6 "'"'^mir (Race inacc si. |"'t outsiders lobajco, Esther'i 5i,,,-" 1 Wmen.
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        80 1 How many ways have you enjoyed REMY MARTIN? Remy Martin Brandy on Ice or with GMngei Mej Brandy water, or Brandy Soda; Brandy with this. Brandy with that The Important thing Is tint you ask for Re my Martin VSO P by name jrotl will be rewarded with the samp
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        156 2 Afore power (o uotw lUglseley WOISELEY With the graceful lines ol a large car the Fifteen-Fifty is capacious too, yet modes! overall dimensions confer delightful manttuvrability. Add to this the exciting performance of the new litre engine and you have Twelve Months' Warranty (7\ '•""""'""iiit, llu Ken* features include f
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      OF ALL TODAY'S ACCEPTORS
      1250 3 OF ALL TODAY'S ACCEPTORS gj n 40 with R D C ERED STAR: 11 UM 57 Wl nt In 103 J pg p No rec< at U,^ HARMONY: 14-11-X over 3f In 40 I 5; E r clocked 3f in 38 |S)r.. I I VIE NOI II: 16L^ 31 in
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      PROBABLE STARTERS AND RIDERS
      1195 2 RACE 1-2.15: CLASS 4, DIV. 5-6 FURS. l 345 FROGMAN Kongsi) Martin 9.00 (.«■>«•! 2' g i OKI) chirg Ca H] B\ Kham) Rodgers 8.12 i 07 WILD APPLAUSE lyr. brag v's Tan) Sullivan 8.11 irr JIM. BLOSSOM lyi rg Jun< Stable) R. Breukelen 8.10 Barratt
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      FORM
      147 2 RACE Ott£ PEOGMAN: Ko re* truck report FOKD: flu Wcent truck report. WILD Al'l'l \l M 57— Was kept to 3i m 4 with Grand Pappa JUNE BLOSSOM 12-n 5- Was not ruily extended Irkm In an( j 31 m 3945 with Exp( nsivc Hobby WINGED WARKIUH recent track
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      Lock icon Horses beat U.S. track stars
      188 2 Horses beat U.S. track stars r r\VO horses beat college-track stars in a marathon 15* miles race at Roosevelt, Utah, ye reaffirming the track adage that man may always follow horses, but will never be enough to follow men The track stars, who to match strength stamina with the ho
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        70 3 R Famous Minx Economy I The Handsome I \HILLMAN MINX I 1// Orer Ma /a ja y w 1/^ 'i' ii r, AffffffMl Nr > 'in. quo orxXii"K t'lC k t)'' 1 Thf: M.Mm.tn Mm, fehngl YOu (Offf e^ i m i wow 'Mim.iM Kom y i. Rig m o-
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        185 3 TODAY'S DOUBLE: PREMII M ho \ii i i GOI HI REBI S L 56) LONGINES jSSSk R I (W Jt^*-' ill v^nßk L V I BB I T "II c. w~ I I B A contemporary watch, designed f"f an active life, for an 9 open air life, designed for
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      Wee Laddie is not harshly treated
      242 4 Wee Laddie is not harshly treated MANLY TO PROVIDE THE MAIN CHALLENGE IIU LADDI* finished a second (<> Fairy Flotsam on thf first (Jay and on that performance I take 1 1 l in to win today's main sprint, a Q\ handicap lor Class i)iv. :> horses, at Ipoh. Wee
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      GOLDEN REBUS FOR A HATTRICK
      147 4 p OLDEN REBUS has liit bright patch md 1 take him to com plete b hattiick In Race Six Qolden Rebu double in Claa Plve wen ful ol ur 1 11 and he ha 1 trong chance here with it) le II >m(lmhih- third \<t
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      BORDERED STAR LOOKS WINNER OF RACE TWO
      421 4 BOKI>r.KF.I> STAR, WhO impressed when second with 9.0U to Sure Profit over 5U at Penang in September and then sixth to The Whistler with 7.12 over Gf. lo the winner of Race Two. Ignore his la t-start failure. Like all newcomers he failed
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      VERSATILE TOBASCO IS WORTH ANOTHER CHANCE IN RACE 8
      287 4 VERSATILE TOBASCO IS WORTH ANOTHER CHANCE IN RACE 8 rpOBASCOj who finish d I third to Monl 8101 II over BVfcf °n Saturday, Is worth another chance In Race Eight In spite ol a 10-lb penalty for going down two divisions Though l think Tobasco Ls a good middle-distance horse,
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      Lock icon S'PORE SPOTLIGHT
      987 9  -  adelaide Eastley h by. kit Vatc EL, :mpM> of our fcts s they dash to K| p leisurely bo?i Kfc linger, marEc Imiring. H* nkin that pt i rL international ■L -he logical m an enterL the goods Lf Singapore's X communlX laved to X dim days X
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      38 9 picture THE GOVERNOR, Sir Robert Black, dances with Mrs. Alejandro Holigores, wife of the Philippines Consul, at the ball held to raise funds for the Singapore branch of the British Red Cross Society. Free Press
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      At £948 a year, is this a school for scandal?
      487 10 BY A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT IT Is more exclusive than the mo.st PlfflU- sive public schools in the Tinted Kin^ S <l»>in only eleven pupils were there vvlien I visited it. The "fees" (£948 i year) are more than twice those
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      Paris in 28 min.
      148 10 Paris in 28 min. f ONDON to Paris in 28 U minutes, or Brussels in 32 minutes. Those are the of time-tables that could be operated when the Continental Comet jet air- liner comej into -service in 195 d or 19(ii) British European Air- ways has ordered a fleet oi
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      NUN MODELS A MADONNA
      113 10 Sister Benedicts, ;i nun of the Anglican Order in Norfolk, Eng- land is seen In the ti)o\ c pi i ture showing .i Madonna and child she Ikis modelled In cla (o Mr. John Rom i bottom, sculpture In- structor .it the Norwich I (its ollege
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      THE WEIGH-IN
      72 10 ih. annual carnival it Mains, Germany, wai Held las! week, in,| in Accordance with tradition lIIICc the st.irt of the < .irnivals in \HM. only nirn '►i two hundred weights O r ovei ;»n t.ikt part i|» help candidates irelffh In, they were allowed DOttle of wine to
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      THEIR DREAM OF LONDON FADED
      162 10 ifiVF French schoolboys wanted so much to see Paidrr' rha r J (]u i <' Buckingham They had seen a travel I \m in Nice Oh those bearskins] The red coats] Yes, they would have to get to i mdon But >i<> 'i to pay
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        210 10 3 i II Ml^Hj ?r U" ~U "LJ- LUES across 5 Com cited 1 !';> speak ill vi a irar nip different grip (8> 6 Puta away mineral \uUim 7 De..»-i ye it at last (5). (r>) Ul f 8 Upsel a blister for the skill 7 ft {7 J
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      New British wonder plane will seat 600
      223 11 New British wonder plane will seat 600 WORK in expected to daft early in 1958 OH [tie largest airliner eier conceived in the world three times the size of the jiatit Bristol Harba:.on. It has been designed by \he engineering firm of Sabcn. Hart and Partners. londOfl and i 8
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      POISED FOR TAKE-OFF
      98 11 Caught off guard by the rapid progress Russia has made in the rocket field pc Cnited States is now going full out to gain supremacy. j In the picture below a rocket is seen being prepared for launching at I ne Redstone Arsenal, Alabama, where a field
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      Boil cure killed 102 charge
      166 11 A JUDGE and five ma- xx fistrates In n Parii court h;ivr jtist heard one of the itrangest casei in French legal ji: history. lirforr them was OeOT* ~< 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Ml 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
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      CITIZEN CHANG HAS NOTHING LEFT BUT HOPE
      617 12 CITIZEN CHANG HAS NOTHING LEFT BUT HOPE Xv v SPEC! \L CORRESPOND] NT PHANG SAN, his wife children live in Communist China. Like millions of other Chinese, theirs is a NIC of unfulfilled promises made by Mao Tse-Tung, (ummunist Party head, ever shue he and his armies gained control oi
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      The New Order in Red China
      6 12 The New Order in Red China
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      Eye-catching colour plates sell the discs
      551 13 A BACK SEAT FOR THE BLURB R'l do YOU LOOK FOR FIRST WHEN YOU GO SHOPPING •Ah HKCORDED MUSIC? IS [T THE TITLE? THE NAME HI VHIISTE OK ORCHESTRA? III! FACE OF THE COM ay surprise you. but the majority of s are being
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      UNKNOWN
      117 13 i oJ the 7S rpms: 'CHAEL Holliday, \the teenagers' idol, is a breezy render\of Love You Dar;on Columbia DB 0 a top 1 .c;s Old c eady a ing te. NorPar amour and his lestra le.nd back)und aceompanlt, ukr icelcome m to the top setin the popular remarket is
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      SOPHIA SINGS, WHISTLES ON NEW DISC
      379 13 SOPHIA SINGS, WHISTLES ON NEW DISC This week's 45 rpms: SOPHIA LOREN. siren of the Italian screen who has been such a big hit in Hollywood, exhibits another side to her talents on Philips 421 821 PE when she sings (and whistles) in an attractive programme which includes Felicita, Mambo
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      Four aces
      237 13 Four aces t/IKllcritY com*' up with .Tl a remarkable recording of VauK'han Williams Symphony No 8 In D minor together with BlltterWOrth'f A Shropshire I4ld and B&x'S The Garden of I ami on M(i *****. iim- Hist work wui taped on tli* 1 occasion of its premiere in Manohwln, Finland,
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        95 13 inathan Russell reviews the best records of the week J *fh pannna EY&j&MfeesA- v 1 mn r >tcrpirc 0 from the WslBg& GRUNDIG fnrtnry y&&&&z a tclpe recorder for lf> connoisseur's ear A 3 loud speaker system gives (r.DI innifi elastic ton.il reproduction. PRICE 1065/- (SPORE) Singapore DistributorsH. A. O'CONNOR
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      SINGAPORE CAN RETAIN TITLE
      415 14 Cold, Japs' speed the obstacles but Sports exclusive bjr FRANCIS ROZARIO DESPITE tlif fact that the swim mini contingent may have to do without the services <»r its four leading players, ail of whom are Europeans, Singapore still hold a good chance <>i retaining tin- lf>"»tj
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      Lock icon Lottery to decide Israel's opponent
      92 14 xjini; European nations will take part in a lottery to decide the country to meet Israel for a place in the World (up finals in Sweden next > ear. Because of the political situation in th,» Middle East, Israel was unopposed in the Africa-Asia zone
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      Lock icon Roma Club sack British trainer Alex Stock
      188 14 Roma Club sack British trainer Alex Stock KOMA Football Club announced in Koine last nlfhl that it had relieved its British trainer, Mr. Alex Stock, of his post. An announcement by the club said Mr. Stock, former manager of Leyton Orient, the English Second Division siile. had been dismissed for
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      Red China looms as top power in world athletics
      220 14 Red China looms as top power in world athletics WITH one mighty leap in Peiping, a 20-year-old Chinese girl has warned the track and field world that 600 million Chinese won't always oe aisu rans. The girl is Cheng Feng Yung, who on Sunday bettered the world's women's high jump
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      Lock icon SCOT WINS COVETED U.S. RACE
      84 14 CIRAWFORD KENNEDY, of t Scotland, yesterday won the coveted inter-collegiate Amateur Athletic Association of America cross country race Kennedy was followed over the finishing line by Ireland's Olympic mile champion Ron Dela n y. Peter Close, of St. Johns. Brooklyn, was third in the five-mile
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      LOCK TO HAVE AN OPERATION
      39 14 LOCK TO HAVE AN OPERATION LOCK, the 28-year-old England and Surrey left -arm slow bowler, is to have an operation on his right knee, which has been troubling him for some time, it was announced in London last night
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      149 14 STAMPED TIPS LINCOLN TO BEAT IBBOTSON STAMPpr coached R OKe r rJ «j. the first f^S miler. believe, that ■v Uncoto, of aus& 3? ft! a t P*U* Games next summer. The 43-year-old viebor n coach, said in v bourne yesterday tt Derek Ibbotson S Merv will win and him
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      125 14 GARY PLAYE ENTERS SEMI FINALS SOUTH AFRICAN Gs Player qualified for I semi final of the Coia-Q professional golf champk ship in Melbourne when defeated Sydney pro! sional Kalvin Nag] I I 3 in the 36 holes quar final. He was one up a! the first 18. He will meet
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      156 14 WITH the arrival of the Belgians In Adelaide today, the South Australian tennis championship, due to itari tomorrow, will have taken on the appearance of "a little Wimbledon." Seven nations are com pet. Ing America, Britain, Belgium. Philippines, South Africa, New Zealand and Australia. The third
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        76 14 ft v 7AV \^~-J wouldn't know fc Jl ...:>> a^/Z i the onus j since 1 1 jjlj they've been jfF^li 5 I. ■j I taking SCOTT S Cod Liver Oil |^sjr^|\ Capsules Capsules. These tasteless vitamin- Id J packed capsules build resistance, in- U f/A !^£*'"'','ij.**J 1 orfa.nr vigour,
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      SOSC plans to raise $150,000
      249 15 FLAG DAY, TALENTIME, SWIM CARNIVAL, FANCY DRESS BALL I if :GREGOR WATT I APPEALS TO t ONY PUBLIC fie* plans to raise $150,000 to send a ngapore team to the Asian Games •>« il| u CX >lav wore drawn up at a meetPin of the
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      Lock icon Waterman suffers a setback
      92 15 ,i LL ST. LOUIS, of I proved himself coming contender for Emre World welterweight c when he luunt t a narrow points over British chamt. Waterman in a und bout at the Emess Hall. London, last I}- win was disputed. .storm of booing greeted verdict, sugthe
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      lITY COUHCBL FINAL TODAY
      76 15 y ORE City Council i Department's socX team to play Engineers ept the final of the ty Ci icillors Soccer Cup t J i Besar Stadium toly. kick-oft' 5.15 p.m., will J selected from: Lee Pak Tong, a Sinniah. B. Majid, Udik bin Yusof. Sinthabaras, Daud
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      268 15 CMGHT overs ol lint 1 pace bowling by Alan J Davidson paved the way for the Australian touring team to beat the South African XI by an innings and 30 runs in Pretoria yesterday. In this accurate .spell I Lefore lunch, the left-arm opening
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      87 15 SWEDEN LEAD SCOTLAND SWEDEN took a 4-0 lead over Scotland I in Stockholm last night when their Thomas Cup (European Zone) first round match be- ;in Uertii Glans (Swe- I den) beat Roberi S. McCois; 15-11. 15-9. aiuJ Berndi Dahlberg (Sue- I den) beat John Barrie 15-0, 15-3 in the
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      VARSITY BEAT SCC TO REMAIN IN THE HUNT
      210 15 UNIVFKSITY nl Malaya kept themselves in the champion hip hunt v. hen they b< ;it Singapore Jrickei Club 3 0 in !h( First Division oi tii, Singapore iiock' v a Aodat ion Leagu< i n 1 1 padang ye: t< rday But
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      BURY ENTER ROUND TWO
      31 15 Bury qualified to meet Scunthorpe Uniti d in the second round of the FA. Cup when the beat Bishop Auckland 4-1 in their replay at Bury yesterday.
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      CHIA KENG WIN 79-47
      49 15 Chia Keng Youth club scored another big win In the Federation of Boys Clubs basketball tournament when they beat Upper Sorangoon 79-47 at the SYSC last night. Prince Edward bout ]\V i:,t Erskine 56-42, and S.H.B. were conceded a walkover by Changi in other matches.
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        27 15 iTORCHARD RD.j^INGAPORE.9. OISTINCTIVE GIFTS From Southeast Asia y §S& n lf*o TR ANSPORT i STORAGE LTD Ut J 17: CtCIL STRICT SINGAPORE WANA6INO diriqtor HONALO Pit* j
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        33 15 ROBINSON® LEMON when t.ik. ii with I ll^ #^kf f M Ginorßum. 1 ikfc W IM V (I IM j i V Imm aM li€Cte^ \l GILFIH/N A CO LT». 1 WMli SINGAPORE
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      285 16 GIRARD:A FAIR TRIAL Mk JOHN FOSTER 01 in S, the ii in oi st ic, s.tui v tei da) the r«'suit »»i the trial hi Japan o> Special i sl I turd (lass 111] km Girard Indicated thai iiirr c ii ad been i > fair ti ill .is the
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      48 16 I Mrs. Koh Geob Kheng, well-known Singapore soprano who has sung with th<» world famous Westminster Choir <>i Princetown, as Josephine, the captain's daughter, one of the main characters In Gilbert and Sttllivan's "lIMS Pinafore" which The New Sceneshifters of the Singapore YMCA is per- forming this week.
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      244 16 DID MONEY LENDER PLOT HIS OWN MURDER? A HUSKY labourer and an insurance company .say a money lender named Max Shayne master-mind eel his own slaying bo his Family could collect M 575-,-000 In Insurance In Los Atl'Tlc. "He tShayine) told me thai he wanted me to kill him," 'vi
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      326 16 US seeks network of Europe missile bases ROCKET SUPPLY TO BRITAIN WILL BE SPEEDED up THE l \S. Defence Secretary, Mr. Neil McElroy said yesterday that intermediate range missiles ill be sent to Britain "certainly before mid-195*)/' He was speaking to reporters after returning from a visit to President Eisenhower
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      120 16 WED 10 YRS. AGO TODAY T m is tlu **l «««be% U° f and QU S c f» n m i i h ls <V illkll1 i 'Her round o! loyal u*3l\ i ll c tte «n la h.l London and bj i, n •v school i n p wtside
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      65 16 V PUPIL at the Sam Tot Chinese School, Ipoh, a private institution run by the Catholic Mission, was expelled instantly this morning when he was caught Inciting his classmates to jeer and shout. The Aye Maria Chinese convent school In Ipoh was closed today on the orders
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        377 16 Straits Times Free Press For tho convenience of od- vcrtisers our representative ot Ist. floor, SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE, ORCHARD ROAD, will receive small odvertiie- menfs and answers to box numbers. CLASSIFIED ADS. IN MKMORIAM 20 Wordi *b (minimum). IN EVER LOVINCi Memory of my dear husband Wong Tin Meng died
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