The Singapore Free Press, 22 November 1957

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper t fltngapftn m«i.iv, November n. im:.t price 15 CU
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    Lock icon "West terrifies Asia'
    331 1 "West terrifies Asia' rpill liniuiii si in \nii,.i^ stcior in Washington Mr v|im u.ji to Notowidig do. iaid Li.t m^lii (hut U»r people of \s Xi were terrified »»> tiw West's militar) ftppraaeli m seeking to re establish its international prestige. "Y\> sec now he said in prepared address 'tJiat
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    Lock icon Tunis peace offer
    144 1 KING Mom tMMED V of Morocco and I<>r ld< nt Bourguiba ol Tunisia have offer* d to p] ice their i Office .H dl .tl ,1 Prance and responsible leaders ol the rlan rebels i' was announced m Morocco la nl fhfc The two in ad i
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    Rubber price
    32 1 December flrsi grade rubi ber buyers f.o.b. opened m Singapore this morning at 78.', cents a lb., down fiveeighths Of a cent on yesterday's dose The tone was i quiet.
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    Lock icon NEW GUINEA: 'PEACE IS IN PERIL '
    586 1 NEW GUINEA: 'PEACE IS IN PERIL Malaya states her position: United Nations must tak< j note of the problem... we favour negotiations Dutch promises \ing hollow': Dr. Ismail jy[ALAYA told the United Nations yesterday that it must take cognisance of the problem of West New Guinea because it was causing
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    Lock icon Arabs get tough
    106 1 Arabs get tough I JORDAN informed the J Nations last big! if an abducted J not released by Isi i 24 hours Jorc '::tke the necessary guard her full ud the abducted i was seized by an rol yesterday near ge in the Toul of the Aral) sec- Jerusalem. Th
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    Women's Army
    10 1 auxiliary 'cruiting will be to 150 at first
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    Lock icon Milk ban to end
    16 1 I:, "iuk loiiowing scattering I Wind? i h 01 En*l 10 Reuter
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    Lock icon No more apples for the teacher
    102 1 >£ KORRM) SCHOOL OFFICIALS ISSUE AN URGENT DECREE- /70/ V w g a l*ool officials ter, N ew Ue that m be no moi apple i for tea* ckei The pi <■• Ipali of 13 t teachi to si >P Qpti D /s. //?c
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      104 1 i a typical Trufood 100k... < I for healthy, I X nj J/ hanpy babies /^?j rt^P^«s like tliis one, TrnfOOd'l V^^L r "V/A V \^l i the lini'st i'(M»d yon can imv 'Tr*~ > -~1 ■v^-'tJ'/V iik \i J 5 S Iliirnanisi'd Irutood, l\\ '^w /^C J I Follow
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    Lock icon RUSSIA WILL VETO KASHMIR PEACE PLANS
    402 2 RUSSIA WILL VETO KASHMIR PEACE PLANS THE SOVIET UNION declared yesterdaj lhal it would veto the 1 Western resolution to ask Dr< Frank Graham, United Nations representative for India and Pakistan, to seek a negotiated settlenHiii hi the Kashmir dispute. 1 1 i Ambassador, Mr Arkaday S v told the
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    Lock icon Call for youth leaders
    150 2 Call for youth leaders ryiiv. Philippines 1 A\ I '.i; Car) Romulo said ><■■ t» rdav In Brooklyn, New York, that youth of the world again is groping for leadership." Addressing a luncl hold l< i raising funds for the Boy Scouts of America, he aid it was up t
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    Lock icon Mac closing French rift
    215 2 \|R. Harold Macmillan will seek to remove exiTA isting bitterness in France against Britain's action in supplying :i token consignment of arms to Tunisia during talks next Monday with the French Prime Minister. M. Felix Gaillard, usually well informed sources said in London. The sources said
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    Lock icon Inquiry on minorities
    64 2 A FOUR -MAN commission of inquiry will leave London by air today for Nigeria to examine problems of minority groups and recommend safeguards for them under a new constitution. The commission could recommend creation of newstates in Nigeria if no other way is found to allay the
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    Lock icon UK-US help UNEF out of the Red
    104 2 The v n. S< :< v Gem ral, Mr. Dag Hammarskji announci d v i day that the United and Britain have offered U. 5.513-,-000,000 0 pei la] sistance to he! fer the ci I ol main! lining the v. N. Emer ency
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    46 2 This six- root, six CWt bear is strung up at a Paris] Latin Quarter butcher's shop to advertise the sale of bear-steaks. The tiro children look apprehensively at the beast for, although it had been killed, it looks] as if it were still alive. Popper picture
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    Lock icon Togoland polls
    24 2 The U.N. General Assembly's Trusteeship Committee ast night adopted a resolution for UN supervision oi 1958 elect-Inns in RVAnoVi Fogoland.- A. P.
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    Lock icon 241 flood deaths
    29 2 Receni ROOdfl in North I ndifl killed '.'4l r on.s ;nul destroyed cropi valued ;»t X 130 million, nn official told thi N'\v Delhi D.irliameni A.P.
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    KAPRO BLONDING EMULSION
    43 2 KAPRO BLONDING EMULSION lightens your hair to the exact shade you desire. With Napro Blondlng you can lighten your hair a shade— or be radial Easy to use, safe Napro Blonding Em tains rich. < leave your hair looking, shinii B iOM nr.ii I
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    Lock icon 200 MILLION WILL DE IN A"WAR
    262 3 200 MILLION WILL DE IN A"WAR nit .maisl r«tfli«iu si'it^iiiisi yji\i**# iSics i rr hundred million people would be w killed in Kurope alone in the event of v nuclear war. This horrific prediction wa> made yesterday by a top Australian scient- j S in Canberra. p ;or Marcus Oliphant,
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    Lock icon US PLAN SPACE BASES
    118 3 US PLAN SPACE BASES ■npii!-; United States is con- I research pro■grammes to launch space I v '.onus of considerable sizi it was announced in Washington yesterday. Lieutenant General C. S. [Irvine, the air force deputy stuff for material, speech that the had active research programmes under way to develop
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    Lock icon Pays to advertise -by rocket?
    35 3 Pays to advertise -by rocket? orvy, operator tnt in Clewiston, he had cabled mier Bulganin r ertising space tside of the first to t lie moon ays he thinks ide advertising would be crood A.P.
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    58 3 The incomparable Gina Lollobrigida has returned to Singapore in the film "Love, Bread and Dreams.'' The film Is in Italian with English and Chinese sub-titles and is set in a small Italian village where Gina, young and tempestuous, is a problem for everyone from the Chief of Police, played by
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    Lock icon 135 SURRENDER
    13 3 Karen rebel ed to the Indiar I lay al Moulmein, Reuter
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    Lock icon U.S. USES LESS NATURAL RUBBER
    60 3 John L. Collyer, chairman of the B. F. Goodrich Co., .said in Now York yesterday 63 per cent of the 1,475,000 tons of rubber consumed in the United States thus year will be synthetic, setting a peacetime record. Collyer added he was "confident that the
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    Lock icon SNAKE IN DESPAIR
    68 3 A SNAKE several feet long crawled into the Ritz Theatre in Curitiba, Brazil, during a film show and caused an uproar. Women jumped onto their seats holding their skirts high and screaming. Police finally killed the .snake (species unknown) with clubs. The theatre manager returned the patrons'
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    Lock icon French set record
    20 3 France's population has jUSt topped the 44,000,000 mark a record the Government announced in Paris yesterday.- U.P.
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    45 3 :»i( hip. linn- Singapore youth leaden "i><> left foi Hong Kong yesterday Uj attend the ii k Youth Seminal from Noi n i«» Dec, 6 Theji are (from i<-ft> Mr. Chua Chef u.ik. Mi>;» Helen < bianc, Miss \i Geiklc and Mi v. Rajaratnam, Free Pree
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    The Singapor Free Press FRIDAY, Nov. 22, 1957. Opinion ELECTION POSTERS
    249 4 The Singapor Free Press FRIDAY, Nov. 22, 1957. Opinion ELECTION POSTERS i; LECTION posters are ,i!)p( aring with a rapidity and density that can only be likened to a rash. No one would deny the right of candidates to advertise themselves in the best way they can, but many of
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    BEACON OF HOPE— $ A CHALLENGE
    1210 4 BEACON OF HOPE— A CHALLENGE l JHis mas*iitficesit little giant of a hosDitai ADELAIDE EASTLEY tells the story of St. Andrew's Mission Hospital of how it has not only to fight the diseases that afflict its tiny patients but also the poverty and ignorance of their parents. The theme of
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    JUNIORS IN GANGLAND WARS WORRY THE PLOICE
    338 5 JUNIORS IN GANGLAND WARS WORRY THE PLOICE Present law needs revision kflF P VIM)KK POLK i: ARK FEELING TROI HLFJ) OVKR i Til n \<;KKS BEING INVOLVED IN SECRET SOCIETY I BMH VIOLENCE IN THE COLONY, in the past few months, according to the police *ocretary. Mr. Eu Cheow Kan-,
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    Lock icon ALONE-WITH FARNKENSTEIN
    41 5 ALONE-WITH FARNKENSTEIN Bg •■-old bniney Kf wager at ■cxl England, yesS&, A\c sat alone. ipa I seat cinema ■roi nkenstein hor■fih awarded §cc every horror mm lown at the ■ne 1 she becomes 800 nervous to Reuter f: CHEOW EANG problem
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    79 5 HATCHED by 12,000 spectators this couple, Z Dr. Hillion who is a X surgeon in Paris and X his Wife (above) won X first plate in the X European champion- X ships in Latin.Ameri- 1 can dancing which was X held at the Deutsch- X land Hall in West Berlin.
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    Poster war out of hand
    307 5 Poster war out of hand POLITICAL parties and candidates for election to the Singapore City Council sticking posters on traffic sign posts or other police property are wasting their money. A police spokesman told the Free Press they would tear down any poster that was found on police i property.
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    Lock icon Disarm 'no' is repeated
    55 5 'JJoviet Deputy Foreign Minister Vastly v. Kuznetsov reiterated yesterday that "we will not participate" m the newly enlarged 25-natlon v n Disarmament Commission.' 1 He said the commission should \y boa U d to 32 and OmpOSed hall Oi 'Socialist Communi it) and m 'it i
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    Lock icon SABOTAGE
    33 5 Police said last nighi In Nico i.i fh.it an explosion aboard the 6,000-ton British freighter African Prince In ;i Cyprlot port wbm caused by sabotage There vreri no i ualt lea U.P.
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    AT NAVAL BASE
    20 5 Ships in the Sin^.qiore Naval Base today are: Newcastle, Cavalier, Crane, Andrew, La Consianc" and RMNs Groningen
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    Seamen's cause revived
    130 5 Seamen's cause revived npHE Liberal Social) I Aj--1 semblyman rot SerangOOn, Mr. Lirn ChOOQ Mong, Ui tt\ ing to revlvt the 'him c eamen'a com* plaint thai t heir assi ciai lon was not repre eni ed on t in- Seamen's Reg] try Board. At the meel lng of the
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    SUNDAY SALES PLEA
    123 5 TiHE Health Commlti c ol the Singapore City Council ha,; recommended thai the ci ninci] should re consider Its decision on sun dry good i noi being allow cd to be sold In mun Icipal market The n<y,- law fo t;ik< effeci from J inuary next year
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      39 5 jcar^l 11 Sf f'^fi-7-i SiJi If eau do %m I cologne JT Ij magriffe ijlrobcd un soir SEX i v < THE REX i PMORROW MIDNIGHT s "BLONDE niNG r HAT f ice?,^y^|, BLE I ili( )\i)E i I Dors
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      52 5 'T^pameron ian gt Produce o» BoS V'^ry /> rfWsJ^ Plan? jtiom Ltd superb flavour Everyday Fresh Bargains I at unbeatable Prices exclusive Men s Wear for X mas Festival during our f SALE of SALES Smashing Bargains I BUY NOW SAVZ! t AT NEVER )> AMAZING >> S?S I ASH
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      318 6 > .....■..>..••«•■•••■■••■••"•■•"•■"*■""*'•' •ll' SI II W fa\ i I^^ NitiliK*^ •B<BH dl«ft Pi f~ wtTHIKj THE SHIP HAWkE'S I i\D C>a/O Ot/T' O> A JABi E BENEATH A ZOOOM,LES ABC*: fUi *AOO* M MSCKXJG I=OQ*A STBAA^GI GUW46 MACHINE 7«f 0080^ j G&SAT O«eC CG*M GuTLFSS HOH/ -iS **OBU QUICKC* SAwe
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      419 6 |K>RN iay. you haw 1* and personal mai etLsm c will get you a long wa you seem to be the for v has the world deli on a silver platteri Vo n outlook is practic c sinessllke yel you ha> l h:: r a?t;. tahMlt [t)r You are apt
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      U.K. closing prices
      175 7 3 LONDON, Nu\ SI. Previous Today 1 l Mm! m llf 23 buyers P l no sellers I sellers 23 buyers i buyers 23% sellers 23 \i sellers 1 KSS Spot 23% buyers 23 s buyers gfJBBI i sellers 23 sellers H 1 KSS Settlement IOBH f}
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      New York prices
      108 7 I NEW YORK, Nov 11. I Previous Today h straits Spot 80.12 norn 88 37 nom. Km fi tares IK.i j contract Nov. Unquoted unquoted f?" Dec- unquoted unquoted ■Wl Quiet. SAI.KS: Nil K^t. contract Nov 88 50 buyers 8. 75 buyers W^ 89.00 sellers 88.37 sellers
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      36 7 I NEW YORK, NOV. 81. Previous Today m Indu-lrials 433.37 439 80 ituii'oads 100 83 102.27 ■H> raestic Bonds 84.09 84.12 ttilitit-x 65 92 66 83 ■5 site A\t'ragO3 145 18 147 41
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      U.S. PEPPER
      46 7 (V- spot and ws r,, afloats 4*, r.ber shipment 8?» and await--91 floats 23% to ye prices quoted 23 \2. November shipment unquoted. Muntok white spot anc awaiting release 34. afloats 33 Ito 33, November shipment 32 i sellers ex-dock-in U.S. cents per Ib.
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      91 7 LONDON, Nov. 21. Previous Today DOPi:\ Philippines c.i.f. IK/ No r ih European delivered »<U'lu per long ton Nov/ Dec SITS I .sellerg $178 1 sellers mu\, Straits c if. IK North lu'opean delivered weisht Per pi ton Nov /Dec. £65 norn £65 nom. £65 norn
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    Singapore will miss the services of these four able leaders
    205 7 RETIRING AFTER MANY YEARS OF ZEALOUS WORK By a City Correspondent j\|ANY civic-minded citizens of Singapore who have taken a close interest in the post-war progress of the city are wondering why the two men and two women who have
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    The 'tour pillars'
    452 7 nor, Sir John Nicoll, went to the uncompleted power station In 1952 and demanded power in a few months. Mr. Chan had the responsibility of rushing through the project. But he had to convince Purposes Committee, it has been his job sometimes quite unpleasant to say "yes"
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    71 7 HPHE British and French electricity authorities have agreed to go ahead with their scheme for linking their electricity systems by a cross-Channel cable. The project, to be completed by the winter of 1060-61 at a cost of £4 million sterling, of which each country would pay half,
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      63 7 SINCAPORE .HIGH TIDES 1 TODAY: 10 ?,l a.m. and I 11.54 p.m. I TOMORROW: 1 1 oh a.m. B SUNDAY: 0.39 a m. and 1117 am MONDAY: I'll am and 12 27 p in H TUESDAY: 2.01 am I and IOK |im. \vi:dm:si) \y i 39 i m w and
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      42 7 multisonic tone control RH 1 1 itl 1 I Sole Agents: KIAN GWAN (M) LTD. Singapore Kuala Lumpur I'enang. rr c yo ur A» y U nl 51 Bnforo you listen look in (he RADIO WEEKLY °"l y 30 cent* ..I- mi^
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      130 7 Today's Radio Programme for Singapore 1.15 pm. Potpourri Part I; 1 i! 0 Time Signal and Ncvv.s, 1 48 Potpourri Part II; 2.00 Close Down; 500 String Song; 6.30 Presentation of the I'Ycedom of the City of Singapore to the Governor, Sir Robert Black; 6.00 Mail I3ag at the mike,
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    Test tank babies help ve lives
    6 8 Test tank babies help ve lives
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    I'm sorry' a Captain tells the sleepy Pte.
    346 8 I'm sorry' a Captain tells the sleepy Pte. ijm.vm M\\ George Sandle went down In Army history last week as the private soldier who received an apology from .1 captain. The apology was inf( 1 mal and was made by proxy through the com manding officer, Bui h ii wa.s.
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    'BOFFINR' THE PLUNGE
    209 8 'BOFFINR' THE PLUNGE M EET a test tank baby*' -o« c of IVI children who arc hdp.ne tV nurTibe sea. Stlv e live, They are helping the Royal Air Forcr new sea-going cots designed to cirrv y when aircraft crash m the tea. The first bnby boft, n to take
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    CAUGHT!RED-HANDED
    63 9 CAUGHT! RED-HANDED Sin's only ;>iKht works old but already Golden Retriever puppy. Jane, has found the way to her master's heart. What man could resist the appeal of a puppy who is caught with a slipper in her mouth, even if he does have to and find the other one
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    He's a hep cat
    126 9 He's a hep cat P( rhi ps it was heai ing "KitU n c! the Key which fired his ambit ion. Or he may be just a cool cat yearning for a hot trumpet a phenomenon any teenwill explain. But it tainly looki as ,(/h Sno( ey, a v <
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      136 9 NO OTHER AIRLINE OFFERS SO MUCH! /'<->/ example: WORLD-WIDE LEADERSHIP Win mvi it in Tin world \ouic going, By there with 1 '.iii Vmerican fix airline that gives you the priceless i < l antage "I round 1 1 k w< > i i r I experi* n< 6 on
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    Intelligence Report
    20 10  -  SEFTON DELMER yi i -r, T rHs u Stephen <onstant tom stacey [WHER£ PEOPLE_jN JHE J(NOW_FIND_THINGS JPJDIDN7 KNOW*
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    Is Eisenhower being really honest about his rocket?
    361 10 Is Eisenhower being really honest about his rocket? WOULD like to know a little more about fh.it cone which President Eisenhower said had been up into space and then come down .ig.iin, s.ifc and sound. Before I shout We are ahead!" I would like to know: WAS the missile to
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    The tricky problem of laying Red wreaths
    158 10 The tricky problem of laying Red wreaths voiv that Khrushx rnei has stepped so Mly into Stalin's a big dilemma faced satcintc delegates to the recent MOS con celebrations. What line were they to take in the customary layintj of a r oaths nl the Lenin-Stalin mausoleum in the Red
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    FEAR STILL HAUNTS HESS
    208 10 yHE three last Nuremberg war criminals -yon Schiraeh, Speer, and Rudolf Hess— may shortly be trans- ferred from Spandau to some other prison, if the Russians accept a proposal put forward by Britain. France and the U.S.A. Ground for moving thorn is the high cost (£BO,OOO
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    SECRET POLICE BACK
    90 10 I>ack Into power with a bang a i big as that whirl) put the Sputnik into s\)^co; soviel Russia's secrei police, 1 understand that General Ivan Serov, head of Iho Secret police, has boon given command of ail frontier troops in the Soviet Union. That puts paid
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    A MUSSO SCARE
    37 10 BRUXO DRAGON!, king of Italian pinball machines, Is fearful tha dead dictator Mussolini will ruin him. Clients are stuffln "one-armed bandits" ith valueless one-lira coins of the Mussolini regime, which unfortunately fit the machines.
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    TITO'S SNUB
    35 10 TITO'S SNUB The East Qerma emment'a |oy at officially recognised Yugoslavia has 1 1 ci pened by Tito'a md thai ho will now ell damage compen I horn. Tito is alread: reparations from Wm Germany.
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    GIRLS FLED
    34 10 iiniAT li wrong poor old of" deputy Premier ol < termany? riis girl secretaries noi tell him, li n* o West Two, both rit* h ive U i ff him In 0 3
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    The Picture that needs no caption
    250 11 V/hat have all these ohotographs in common? 'V oi)\ v s photograph! A were aii taken by newsmen, hut they present an excellent lesson lor Singapore camera enthusiasts the Impact created i>\ a candid shot Having a camera loaded and read} at the right
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    A study in expressions
    118 11 r VHAT reminds, me, com- rade," says the mar. mi the left below, wagging a powerful forefinger to einphcibi.se his words, "Hi (if reminds ??ie of a holiday I spent onec at a little place near Yalta. "Now there we were, resting on the shores of
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    QUERIES
    115 11 perhaps your g wrong list rtion. I I matter 1 c </ I v Me camera I are. I ia ve a half-used roll I '"tloor.type colour p/iofoI p you I I I I W '< simple I 1 Niiiumimi iiihiiiiiiiiii^ Issoclated Press photographer napped this 1 1 1
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    ANTI-CHIANG MANOEUVRES HAVE FAILED
    396 12 ANTI -CHIANG MANOEUVRES HAVE FAILED £JOMMUNIST CHINA has fallen Raj on its face with ite 1957 peace offensive according to American «>f!i< ials in Taipeh. The) that Peking's efforts to undermine the Nationalist Chinese have been a dismal failure. Instead. G< .-:> ralissimo Chiang Kai-shek's Government feels more secure on
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    38 12 The Peking: Governj ment is reported to be considering tearing down the 1,500-mile- lone Great Wall of China, one of the an hi tectura] wonders of the I atjes. Pirtur,. above I shows a section of the wall.
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    Lock icon Another offer by Peking
    210 12 MX < HOI EN-LAI, Prime Minister <>i ■■>minu n is t China, in an interview published in Munich thai ins government might recognise Generalissimo < lii.in^ X.ii slick as head <•) J ormosa in an inten h i v\ in Peking with a correspondent <>r iho
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    Lock icon Canberra plans
    30 12 Japanese Prime Minlstei Nobosuke Kishj will b< given a seat In both Houses ol the Australian Parlia ment In Canberra, when he arrives there on Nov. U.P. U.P.
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    Lock icon Russia sure of votes by neutrals
    94 12 Russia sure of votes by neutrals mm WmbM 1 m W&stvk H CJMMH^^rtcslftßM^fmi^Ld(>«AAifc^B Glimpses I RUSSIA wants to add neutral as v/cll as Communist states on the United Nations disarmament committee because they will vote with her, according to Gen. Carlos p. Romulo, the Philippines Ambassador to the United States
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    20 12 President lakand I nf Pakistan i Madrid from Qet\ I ro Franco. Bp of Btate, the I I A. P.
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    27 12 Mrs. LakshmJ Menon t puty to Premier told the Delhi I that there w f regarding the between mdl i and In tho Naea n U. P.
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    20 12 Formosa will ship I rases of oranoes I da on No v 23 T. I lance of the I Reuter
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    46 12 Philippine President ruins Gracia said the main problem facing his elected administration was "economic in nature." To solve this problem }ifl said, the country should: I'tilise its natural resources and become s*lf sufficient In foodstuffo and produce the raw terials needed M i new industries Reuter
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    25 12 PAYMENT IN INDIAN CURRENCY.- A.P. Hiihma wii, I, BELL 20.000 r J'oM.s OP HER 1957 RICE CROP TO NKI'AL AT £36 PER TON AND ACCEPT
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    39 12 Negotiations with a We.st, German firm for establishment of the first Filipinocontrolled oil refinery in the Philippines were under woy. according to Mr. Ramon V. Del Rosano. president of the Philippine Investment and Management Consultant* inc. in Manila- U.P.
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    28 12 the rate of 78,000 each month. The population has reached 7,250,000.— Reuter The population oi Shanghai the world' 4 fourth largest city i., now lM.'-i i Ming at
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    50 12 Details arc now being (II.;--cussed in Rangoon which will result in a Canadian contribution ol $600,000 (Canadian) in equipment and services to Burma under t)ic Colombo Plan for modernisation or her electrification and high way programmes, aa well aa help the further deve lopment ol agricultural machinery production- A. P.
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    49 12 n i.s reported in Rangoon that a jomt agreement between the Hurme. c Government and Unilever Ltd of London for construction of a US$l4 800,- f i; factory near Rangoon is to be signed .soon. The Rangoon Government has given thr British firm a 15-year guarantee against nationalisation U.P.
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    28 12 Taipeh newspapers said iv.xi Chinese and Japanese Officials were consider inp the possibility of negotiating a long-term trade pad for (he regular exchange of (heir main products. U.P.
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    340 13  - KING GEORGE AGREED WITH RAMSAY ROGER FULFORD LIBERALS WERE DEALT A CRIPPLING BLOW WHEN- by I THt hi:- r \BOIK KvEKNMENT, 1024. Bj Khan! »'>■-»• IP and Hall n ..liour Party N as always been I trifle ashamed ol its history. I Labour leaders look back with something ItJ f
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    227 13  -  PHILIP OAKES dfdf I LOVE IN A Hi I. By John Hi 1 i ape. 15s. I Extra Ltly written mt\-. sexually- roving Kay he: D who starts a rid■r.g seho in a British ■irotectoiate and runs into ■rouble with displaced ■African squatters. I Good g loping narrative.
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    323 13 i i n jOl XI TD JU L BON VOYAGE! by Joseph and Marrijane Hayes (Andre Deutsch 15s). BON VOYAGE! AND, DESPITE ALL HARRY WILLARD HAS TO COPE WITH, IT IS. This may not be a concise guide to wouldbe travellers to Europe but it's a
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    149 13  -  Mr.Daniel George (iREVILLE tells this story in his diary for October B, I 1820 "A certain bishop in the House 01 Lord;, rose to spoak. and announced thai h<- should divide what he had to say Into 12 parts, when the nuke oj Wharton In terrupted
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    241 13 UNDERDOG. v Burnm Macdonald. 10s. 6d fr rhf on top of his suspensefUl •A-convict out L°J ft r Lh« syndicate hf ror the murder a florid political .A 11 1 rlttj atmosphere me. with dial v like baleful biSk- Inhardl 18s .f freezing ed i,,u> 2!
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    442 13 He dressed up his girl-friend as an admiral THREE MUSKETEERS A STUDY OF THE DUMAS FAMILY. (Cape, 356.) WHEN Garibaldi's triumphant revolutionaries ar- E rived in Sicily, they were amazed by the huge E figure which greeted them on the dockside In E Palermo. The man was dressed completely in
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    FIGURES POINT TO BRAVE GENERAL
    483 14 ALLAN LEWIS SUMS UP TOMORROW'S CHANCES 'rnoi <.M Brave G< v rial Is v p t\\ <li\ i sions he dtopc 6 Ib Whi* h in ni\ upi nmii h ill enable Win to win the main distance race < I 3 l>i I, BF
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    945 14 Campdale preferred against Winnetou THE main Class 3 sprint Is not hi easy race to pick. C v teas, Winnei.iiu. Balkan Chev.tiier, Fairy Flotsam, Campdale, and Britannia II musi all be given winning chances. Winnetou, who won last week beating Campdale by half a Length, is up 5-lb meeting Campdale
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    288 14 rr-WENTY horse;, have been 1 handicapped for the Cl. 4, 9F event I am ant i ipating a much bigger field than usual here al [poh, so am looking for the fronl runners to provide the winner here. Bright Sun and Parrol Pa
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    16 14 |"ill\ following horses will not I Dollar Factory, Billeen, J,,.| H I and Monarch.
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    333 14 HANDSOME LOOKS A BETTER BET THAN PERIWINKLE i>i Kiw inki i n adsome and i .n: idale three fln l itart winners have been brought together here with Fire Power, a Us! start winner at Penang. These four horses should provide the finish, and the state of the S track
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      193 14 "3JT iKM5^~"^ i^j^i 1 < i i is ROSS 2 Go in for s 3 1 Infernal god starts big blast 6) j element t9). 4 To M nlf v t! e 6 Choose a choppei 0 Pawn Dad? i 3.. road mender's 7 Liar about to speak abusively 7
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    81 15 hold an annual camp far our best youth EDDIE LARKIN (left), Joe Mercer (centre) and Steve Millbanks, the three English jockeys who will be riding in Malaya during the English flat off season, seen after their arrival in Singapore yesterday. They left the same day for Ipoh, where they are
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    BAM MUST HEED PENG SOON WARNING
    241 15 BAM MUST HEED PENG SOON WARNING H i)l X BADMINTON HFI'OKTI X Hmn Badminton As:M siK'ialion of Ma :^K\a hoed B Hroii«h the warning I{ *H- if. .'uat'li. VVouk ;;»n.. Soon, that it viHiouitJ lake a greater (^Ktert >^t in the youth < n^Bf the ountry, parti- l Hl!. :<-
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    UNIVERSITY FADE AWAY FROM SHA DIV. ONE PICTURE
    177 15 I JTNIVERSITY of Malaya faded away from th< Div. One championship picture of the Singapore Hockey Association's League wh^n the\ were held to a 1-1 draw by Police at Serangoor Road yesterday. Varsity, who stormed the Police goal at the start. looked
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    79 15 SWITZERLAND REJECT REDS INVITATION Switzerland continued her sports boycott of Russia yesterday when the i Swiss Gymnastics Federation voted to reject the invitation to the 1958 world gymnastics championships in Moscow. The boycott was introduced at the time of the suppression of the Hungarian revolt by the Soviet army. The
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    PLLEIS TREASURE FOR A DOUBLE
    227 15 (given <lio Class 4, d >;i le well she with 3-lb "> f l ability to hould prove ■hi n H trials, 2/5 vc Lerri in 01 3, Div. 1. was a winning effort, tally ov< r thi CLASS I i > i v ii
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    144 15 ONLY GOAL PUTS YEOVIL TOWN IN CUP 2ND ROUND WrEOVlh TOWN, a non-league dub with a fine Cup l fighting record, qualified for the second rou I i the t'ugiisii Football Cup competition at V- >vU y I r;i;iy The little Bomei i f club boat another non-lea jue side,
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    139 15 Green beaten en upset I*l I !''l Vfl I: Ij ill the South Australian I U'nuLs championships la Adelaide yesterday when Mike 1 1 i of the i.'iiin i slates Davis Cup team, was I 8-2. 3-6, 6-4, 7-5 by Gl Ovett, of New south Wai "V < ran" US.
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    44 15 General Ho Ying-chin. head of the committee which advises President Chiang Kai-shek on war strategy, has been elected chairman of the Chinese National Athletic Promotion Association in Formosa, iir sueneeds Gen. Ohou Chili -jou, 1 Governor of Formosa. A. P.
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      168 15 Here's high praise for A Reader from Kuala Lumpur writes: "This year the technical excelfence of the Annual surpasses anything you have published before. The articles and pictures are of a very high standard. You must be proud of such craftsmanship." A Reader from Singapore writes: "When you said the
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    95 16 Doorstep 'wolves' reduce her tax A TAX valuation court granted shapely 31 near old Mrs. Mildred Barker of Sheffield, England, a cut of V 2 a year in her real estate tax because of "wolves." Mrs. Barker ■said the "wolves" were the male employees of cm engineering works a few
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    207 16 'NO DEAL' WITH RUSSIANS STATES MR DULLES There s only one way to meet the great peril of the Soviet //i re Free nations must unite PHE Soviet government ua> trying tio\a to make deal with the United states, promising relaxation of tension and peaceful coexistence, hut the price was
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    46 16 picture SERGEANT HARRY WARE, of the Sydney police cliff rescue squad, climbs up a cliff fare at Tamarama, Sydney, with 13-year-old I.es Brooks strapped to his back. Les had been climbing the cliff but sot stranded :>o feet above the sea. A.P.
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    128 16 REDS FLAY WEST ltf£ M new war or Peking Radio broadcast a wars m Malaya i rdc China, Indonesia' Row Kenya, Guatemala, c" Ai-t-i-ia. Oman and Verne, l»e iiMiiiiiuiimu, ihb ed out at the EisenhoK doctrine ana 1 hargedii perialists" with ralsii the danger of wai in tt Middle East
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    16 16 Crown Princess Beat™ will visit the Dutch Ant™ and Surinam early year. U.P.
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    70 16 SINGAPORE police am k immigration authoritie are closely Invei I [gating I -11 Chinese stowaways wn< arrived on board tw( liters during t h,. pas fortnight to see it any o them were born hero bu weni to China to evade na tiona] service. The Immigration Dept
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    120 16 THE Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory in Cambridge, Massachusetts, yesterday predicted thai the rocket which launched Sputnik l. will plunge to earth "within three days either way" of Dec. 11. The rockei will be making its evening swan song over tl c United States next week, the
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    51 16 rjiHK Wesi German Govern--l tnent Is preparing a note on compensation for people held in N.i/.i concentration camps in occupied count ries during the last war, wellinformed sources said In Bonn yesterday. The note Is not expected to be ready before the beginning ol next year
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    193 16 "AID AND THADE' BID BY NASSER A i RI( ol icial i i iii v. hii ;toi erday t hai Presideni Nasi er ol Egypt wa pparently trying to line up "aid and trad relation h both Ru and the Wesl Tii thl eenried to be the it ng "i
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      46 16 1 < t <*?-! indaahighdi jK extkaTW j »hb depend. larg«l) ,S 'uvt'ltmuSco* Ovaltliw'hMbeenofl 1 mpeiiiore «i ever) 4 f I tr.im the I I *^fl "'"i" >rL x <^i Drink deliciou <^J^%'M ()VAi;ri E V. 'r':'*' J^ the vitamin -fort* A. WANDfR LID.. (Incorpor.itod in England), SIN.
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      7 1 dfdfsdfdfsd HOLIDAY GUIDE Friday, November 22, 1957.
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      A holiday boat trip to Japan for $200!
      448 1  - A holiday boat trip to Japan for $200 NICHOLAS HEMINGWAY ruts itn: a may make wt rossutu to take— H• I M Ml VT to the highA lands, ;i lie on the beach that, fi v c years ago, would have l>eon an ambitious holiday programme for iiw^l Malayans. Not
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        205 1 Inside this issue AUSSIE SUPERMEN OF THE SURF PACE 2 AND 3 WHY SEEK THE SUMMIT? PACE 4 ADVENTURE FOR A CASK OF WINE PACE 5 THOSE FARAWAY PLACES PACE 7 A 20TH CENTURY MAGIC CARPET PACE 10 RIDING SHARKS BAREBACK PACE 11 NEW YORK IN THE SUMMERTIME PACE 12
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      AUSSIE SUPERMEN
      436 2 Hrcakers of Itoncli llt'acli SJilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiißiiiiiiiiiiitllllllltlltlllliliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiififiitiiiiiiitltiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiinm po*<> a rliallciige thai IlillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHlllllllllllltllllllllllllillllllUilliliiiiliijjiiiini,, liißgt k c*rowds happily mvvt lllllHlllllllllllllllllllllllMlllllllMllllllllllllllllllinilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllTllllllllllllllllllllllun, ifORE IIIW inn- (hnds d! lustraUa's 9,000,000 people live virtually In Right ol the seas which v\.ish the I.'.MU miles Of coastline of the Island continent. in som< places heavy surf pound-
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      of the SURF
      415 3 rhor .surf skis above a reef nd float luzily on the turntil they sm a fl* j th^ea a tney dive quickly and quietly f> the hunt. 20 ft. ul thick nylon cord. Sometlmea as they strugto the .surface a grey gadow flicker* a few lea] them.
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        189 3 mk Imw IK X 4m iJ tm 4 B^ mm Horse Power 13 9 WfJBSSSt 14.l 4. 1 Fuel Consumption I 35 MPG 19^^^ mV^Z^k. i^l *m M«. Speed 80 MJ»H gP J^| BORGWARD Fan-cooled sinqlo cylinder > t- ■.->.-■■■■■ n i our-strokc engine 13 B HP. -ffl ''■'■> \!^MMft3^.
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      408 4  -  TOM ROBINSON By •> VyHY do people go climbing? A member of a recent Everest expedition was asked why he should go to such extreme lengths to climb the highest moi ntain, and surely from him, if anyone, we should have
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        124 4 West or East V (•iv /<^N X^^\ r SI" H LONDON V^jjW I I X^~ 4T* Jtt W SAS The C10b.,1 Airline h, .cd the miJ?ht H ,^^P M S r C' ;JMfl tf l|f| J c In one d.rcc+^F^m+^F ft ''""via tfu. r, Short I „r h( top of
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      The cost f of adventure -just one jar of wine
      910 5  -  ROBIN NICHOLAS By She had a big black eye on her bow and an enormous crew ICASCAIS, (Portugal). 1)1 i;!N(« O?ef the geranium -decked balcony I can see only 1 one >k" of animation. The sun is hot, and down
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        88 5 ROYAL INTEROCEAN LlNE^^^ fir ifn% 1 4*%' -frC JWv7 \UNv7 s^r\. .-Jp??^^^ Carefree, 2 weeks, round trip 5 J n 'i return on the lar^e and comfortable jf^l itt^k. fifliilillli holiday including 4 days stay on- RUYS BOISSEVAIN, TECELBERC, JV\ /I v v TjITJALENCKA. TjISADANE, TJINECARA V >>LA mV WBB^
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        24 5 r* Somewhere different... an adventure you may not have thought of. That sets the keynote of this page for you and your holiday mood.
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      CARAVANS AREN'T JUST FOR GYPSIES -EVEN THE QUEEN MOTHER HAS ONE
      545 6 CARAVANS AREN'T JUST FOR GYPSIES -EVEN THE QUEEN MOTHER HAS ONE r< \u dim i are the days when the occii.pant of a caravan w is certain to be some Itinerant gypsy. Today In maiiN countries, when you see a caravan, you art' more likely to be looking at the
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      Trailers are just the answer to Malaya's big holiday problem
      274 6 CARAVANS are becoming popular in Malaya For they solve the main problem that discourages people from seeking out the places of interest that lie up and down the peninsula the problem of accommodation, Hotels and rest houses are few and
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        45 6 t floor '•<■' :Wsfrv> ■-OfifiiftP^"-' Jpit'i i y I v ie= A5-iai wK MKm \CAMERON— j!^^ C^ iAIT \highlands j^y WJb HOLIDAY //r>r~^>\ hours %iitep^J TOURIST V^s^^ MONEY TOO V"'- I fe? r^/!6 /dJ -I*^s^l X BANGKOK tf Ws gg r I SINGAPORE J MALAYAN AIRWAYS
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      Those faraway places are so near really
      461 7 Those faraway places are so near really I Singapore, n situated Uu IbU oi South Fast I™ fortunate In that lie have an efficient latt-workI att-work Of travel serI" cs and a vast stortihouse of Interesting ■countries hemming us ■lO a!! *nWs. I ■Equally fortunate, we |m: travel far and
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      5 wonderful days for just $950
      253 7 After which, we spend an afternoon at leisure, shopping no doubt and exploring the lesser-known by-ways. We are away to an early start next morning 5 a.m. no less because we have a full day ahead of us. We board th e plane about
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        141 7 '^^^^a^ Vicif thp hpaiitv Qsint^ (^-jf^rj. ••Vldli lllv UvdulJ d|lvl«9 ll %r I Iw I ml^ 1 mi S^Bjjt^ THIS IS AN INVITATION TO THE VISITORS FROM OTHER W PARTS OF THE WORLD AND TO THE RESIDENTS OF OUR liF^H^P^ OWN CITIES T0 VISIT UNSPOILED NATURE IN MA! AYA. ACCEPT
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      FUN IN THE SWISS ALPS
      422 8 FUN IN THE SWISS ALPS $|i<*<'ial rates for winter travellers i VIONG the prcat centres of w inter sports, Switzerland h«i s a tremendous appeal, it offers U»<* best ski-ing aim] mountaineering in the world. To attract more tourists, special rates one offered for the winter i ravell( r. Ski
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        80 9 k, :'y:: y: y::-: :'y: y:'-: :-y. < y:': y:>: :::'<:-: ■■^\^:-V-V.;. \^v.v\.v-\\.;:-^^^^^ I 57/2217/ MC I FLY ROUND THE WORLD K_^ \\t^A Ij USING YOUR BASIC TRAVEL *M JS^S j^ffi^ Ij ALLOWANCE TO VISIT THE ill M^Qr^^C^ I U. S. A. ON THE WAY! j jWKjHK^f^mV 4# J JUJif
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      52 10 Air 1 nd i a Internationa! prides itself on being not merely an airline but a Service. Reliability, speed, courteous attention and luxurious comfort await all who use its facilities. See the ancient splendour of India and Egypt, the historic sights of Europe and the wild beauty of Africa-the Magic
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      972 10 A twentieth century magic carpet FLY IN STYLE TO EUROPE, AFRICA AUSTRALIA. JAPAN a i in iik ot it A ma-it carpet In tht 20th century, what else COUld JTOU C*U it when the far ott lands are rcnh within a couple of hour's flying in style, comfort and luxury.
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      Americans 'explore' Europe
      451 10 Americans 'explore' Europe THE American Automobile Association has undertaken a gigantic exploration of Europe for its .VUOO.OOO members. A detailed survey of European travel conditions for Americans travelling in tars, has been started h\ the A.A.A.'s new international travel division. The massive job is headed by Mr. Stephen (iilman. deputy
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        144 10 THE ADELPHI SINGAPORE P O Box 10 COLEMAN STREET SINGAPORE TEL: 2810. SINGAPORE CITY'S MOST CENTRALLY LOCATED HOTEL! 100 tastefully re-decorated rooms, of which, 65 are air-conditioned. All rooms are with telephone, lon£ bath, hot and cold running water. ou will admire the lovely hotel lobby; thrill to the delights
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      RIDING SHARKS BAREBACK!
      521 11 RIDING SHARKS BAREBACK! \iost swimmers who encounter a 1 shark merely worry how to escape him, few brave souls, however, have a wild desire to ride him bare back. In both cases John Tasso.s, a New York advertising executive and authority on skin diving, has the answer How can a
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        41 11 XT^V^A Courtesy \k^^,^y^\ Service i£^sV\ Efficienc y rl AA^D ALSO; X V^" > rr n C.P. A G A/X CEYLON v v^ r) ALL /OUR TRAVEL ENQUIRIES W^ v v HARRISONS CROSFIELD (M) LTD. 7 0. AMPANG ROAD. KUALA LUMPUR. TEL. 616!
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      Summertime in New York City
      427 12 ULCER MEN FLEE -EVEN WAITERS BECOME HUMAN 1\ summertime, New York City becomes the biggest country town In America. It is now not only a great place to visit it's a wonderful place to live. For Gotham, unlike bears which hibernate in winter, does its
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      Lovely view, superb service at this hotel by the sea
      195 12 Lovely view, superb service at this hotel by the sea For cool and leisurely living the best Hotel to go to is doubtlessly the Sea View Hotel, which is situated right on the edge of the water and truly lives up to its name. The public rooms, restaurants, bars and
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        194 12 Wr aufif^l tj// fwir/ /n' magic carpet, but COOKS can bring r }i the same magiC ease to your travel f N J arrangements* 1C See Ufl for bookings by j SEA J AIR RAIL J HOTEL J i TOURS AND OF COURSE TRAVELLERS CHEQUES i v "Not the best
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        68 12 czrij^i^-^ WHEN IN i jgsL SINGAPORE I STAY AT- THE CATHAY HOTEL AN AIR-CONDITIONED HOME IN THE HEART OF THE CITY WITH AN UNSURPASSED VIEW. Phone: 2812 Cable Address: "CATHA> I THE OCEAN PARK HOTEL AN IDEAL SEASIDE RESORT Wl OPEN AIR DANCING EVERY NIC (EXCEPT MONDAYS) Phone: ***** Cable
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      SELLING SINGAPORE TO THE WORLD
      980 13  -  E. J. C. GARDNER By ImiiiM-uT. Mr. lim LJf H'ck. \v:is very XL ,n docidniK" to EX. .i IMtilif Area EX i Uvociation (<> fja i iii.il coiiSi.r in Singapore IiP" 1 1 something of liMi-i it should be notL t the decision Ey lon^
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        86 13 MI1 Ilitlllllllllllliiti E The holding of the j i^-^A^^A I I > LJ RAVEL I "^^-7^ /AAssociation I conference in Singapore in 1959 I is an opportunity for the Colony to get millions of dollars worth of free mihiSnitv I Him* and ifance j BluiVitiiuMi Musiv "(•(I evening can be
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