The Singapore Free Press, 8 March 1958

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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press W Malaya's Own Family Paper 1'.., iport, Saturday. March 8. 1958. Pi he 15 C'ls.
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    Lock icon Troops land on North Sumatra, says radio
    257 1 Troops land on North Sumatra, says radio NTRAL Government troops have landed on North Sumatra, according- to an itralian radio report yesterday quoted by ted Press. No details were available but earlier iv Radio had reported that Jakarta troops concentrating in the Rhio Archipelago. th of Singapore, for an invasion
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    47 1 Air Force has arch rocket I! officially estimated I' 1 2.700 miles rth to probe )j co Litiona and Air launched at ►bee rockets 14 miles to er and other I >uter atmosL949 also sent mice and matter to above the "bee rockets their re- U.P.
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    Driver robbed
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    25-MINUTE BLAZE, THEN GO GO BACK HOME
    180 1 25-MINUTE BLAZE, THEN GO GO BACK HOME MAJOR FIRE was averted early today by the prompt action of the fire brigade in controlling a blaze at an attap cabinet-makins factory in Siak Street, Tanjong Pagar. The fire brigade received the first call at 1.14 a.m. It was from Piara Singh
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    Sandys' visit -by Moscow
    51 1 \i<> r<,y. EnglJ $h Iftnguagi ii' '-v i bulletin for North Am< ric i Iwt nlghi '.aid. »«Xh, Bi ti h Mini iter ol i), fenct Mi D u n c a n j Sandy will vii it the wo vji t union tl prlng Rruti
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    Lock icon Bombs explode at Cyprus air base
    65 1 Bombs explode at Cyprus air base Fjioiir Incendiary bombs exploded yesterday In the B.A.F. station at Nicosia, starting small fires. A security forces spokesman said sabotage was mis pected, \t\ li r spokesman said the explosions were noi near aircrait lie said the bombs were a home-made The Incident is
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    Lock icon WATCHMAN HELPS AVERT BIG FIRE
    31 1 picture. Firemen climbing up smouldering cabinets to attack the heart of the blaze in a cabinetmakina factory at Siak Street. Sinaanore. early this mnrnina. Free Press
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    Princess is ill
    42 1 PRINCESS Alexandra of Kent. 21-year-old daughter of the Duchess of Kent and cousin of Queen Elizabeth, has a mild attack of glandular fever and Is confined to bed at Kensington Palace, it was officially stated in London last nignt.
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    Three sailors attacked
    39 1 i Eight men attacked three lot the Indonesian crew ot the ship Wai Balong nt Clifford Pier last night. When police arrived the men ran away. The sailors were treated as outpatients at the General Hospital.
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    197 2 SOVIET Premier Nikolai ulj anins latest letter to Resident Elsenhower fig!"? n Thursday. ••AUs to advanc,, prospects for an East-West summit conference, u. s. omaSX w gfhington said yesterday JK Bulganin listed POfnta which Russia is ore Pared to discuss at a sum mu .conference, including b prohibition of
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    France launches idea for Med. pact with N. Africa
    219 2 pRANCE yesterday launched the idea of a Western Mediterranean defence and economic pact embracing North Africa which would constitute a step towards a peaceful settlement of the situation in Algeria where Nationalists and the French have been fighting for the past
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    Gaillard plan has link with N.A.T.O.
    160 2 Political observers in Paris recalled that General de Gaulle, whose return to power has been advocated in the Press lately, is believed to favour a very liberal solution in Algeria within the framework of a federation of states including; France, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco and
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    Lock icon FRENCH MUST QUIT BY MARCH 20: NEW BOURGUIBA WARNING
    242 2 FRENCH MUST QUIT BY MARCH 20 NEW BOURGUIBA WARNING rw\ i )s ISI A N Presiden t 1 llabib Bourffiiiba warned yesterday that, unless II France withdraws its troops from Tunisia by March 20, "many things can happen." He also stressed thai France must evacuate Its Tunisian bases including Bizerta
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    217 2 i A %Vr^ ***> Bujh wives J J^th the monaS f statement to i Syrian News W Quoted tue saying: "I be/ Vl anything btri notm, der because v Ou J gfrt the same (a £i«Uller meets 3 «eath m the loi^rui A suggestioi The Kin- replied tl lie
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      196 2 ICE CREAM, MILK AND j SNACK PARLOUR I •Vlf u vJr I vQB >' fv^WflMSwfr^RHt. v^H^KnH Rv ///r /<<• (i vain, milk uti<l snu<h I I parloui <>f its Li ml not <>nl\ in Singo' '> port txti <// so in ///<• /,n £ast, I ii* uelifiuuM iit eresmfi rllriil
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    53 3 Ifrhr Mayor of bgapore, Mr. Ong r ir Guan, visited L Pasir Panjang Uer station yes- terday. He is seen being conducted round by Mr. Z. K. Fiuczek, the City Electrical Engineer oi I the City Council, and B Mr. E. M. Roper the J Superintendent of the Power Station.-
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    Lock icon Cleared police chief is sacked
    168 3 Vic leaders of Brighton I yesterday dismissed 59--fear-old Charles Ridge. cquitted on a conspiracy harge last week, from his lost as police chief, ghton's Watch Commitee a civic body responible for administering the own's police force deeded that Ridge had been legligent and was unfit
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    U.N. says yes to Arab union
    20 3 U.N. says yes to Arab union 10l yes United iich both kjoeld il, anccepted oni Mi ctoar i iTTT lit
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    CRASH DRIVER WENT PAST SIGNALS, COURT IS TOLD
    189 3 CRASH DRIVER WENT PAST SIGNALS, COURT IS TOLD tlt'ad A 61-YEAR-OLD express train driver was alleged by the prosecution in a London court yesterday to have crashed into the rear of a stationary train after passing two yellow 7n ai 1 igl ,s and ne r ed signal at between
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    Lock icon To study architectecture
    37 3 apore, who '.'li.. by Air M <<• stud} Adelaide a F: n v. n His course will las( five years. LAV is Ihe 8011 of a Colony contractor, aii B lan Chang Free Press picture.
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    Lock icon Malaya cadets on naval cruise in the West
    121 3 Malaya cadets on naval cruise in the West A party of ITiO midship- men and cadets of the Royal Niivy and the navies oi Australia, New Zealand, Pakistan, Malaya, and Ceylon, returned to Dartmouth England, yesterday, after n iix weekj crul In the M< diterranean, H.M.S. Vigilant Venu and Roebuck
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    Lock icon Munich plane survivor loses leg
    129 3 Munich plane survivor loses leg pAPTAIN KENNETH RAY %J MENT, co- pilot o! the plane which crashed in the Manchester United air disaster a month ago, had his left leg amputated above the knee in hospital at Munich last night. A hospital spokesman said: "There wa s a sudden deterioration
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    SHIPS AT BASE
    22 3 Ships in the Singapore Naval Base today are: Alert, Newcastle, Newfoundland Mounts Bay, St. Bride's Bay, Andrew, and Royalist
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    The Singapore Free Press Saturday, March 8, 1958. Opinion Praise for Singapore
    198 4 The Singapore Free Press Saturday, March 8, 1958. Opinion Praise for Singapore STANDARD of child welfare institutions in Singapore is the highest in Asia. This well-merited praise by the secretarygeneral of the International Union of Child Welfare is the latest of many high tributes paid by disinterested international experts in
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    How Macmillan Can win the next election
    798 4  - How Macmillan Can win the next election LORD LAMBTON BY i MM* The Macmillan enigma which is he a crofter's grandson, an Edwardian statesman or a busiJiessman? rnoi uii in: HOMiA i us mi si i. a i t n §s rtn^siM to riu muiAi in s stil7~iiii i\k\on\ inu^iM
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    ULSTER ALL SET FOR NEW TERROR RAIDS
    352 4 Special Correspondent A NEW wave of ter- rorism is feared in Northern Ireland following the failure of the Irish Republican Army's much-vaunted "12 months' campaign." It could Hare up in a fresh outburst of violence, shootings and ambushes. This has been revealed to
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    Stepping up war on Singapore gangsters
    332 5 MOVE TO GET MORE POWER FOR THE POLICE A NEW Bill to give fche police more power to deal with secret societies and extortion gangs will be introduced at the next meeting of the Legislative Assembly. The Free Press was told that the Bill
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    82 5 Sculptress Alwen I Hughes took her poodle T "Puggy" to the altar with her when she married Australian T.V. 1 cartoonist and story- J teller Rqlf Harris in London J Rolf Harris is a <► favourite on children's *J t I'TA for his "car- <► toons mi walls" made *>
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    Malayan students tour U.K. schools
    53 5 M student* will be overseas students m assistant teachers who Hifflf I**1 a -survey of the gfij* e; ucational system, Jfflns the coming fortJf"Jj «J school children su rate during this B l: "^d by the -Council for students for fl ,T fjne to Britain
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    COMMUNITY CENTRE CAMPAIGNS FOR MORE TRANSPORT
    131 5 COMMUNITY CENTRE CAMPAIGNS FOR MORE TRANSPORT for more buses to the Singapore Improvement Trust housing estate in Kim Keat Avenue and the covering of drains at the bus terminus are stressed by Kim Keat Avenue Community Centre in its annual report. The Singapore Traction Company has informed the Centre that
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    To aid SATA
    25 5 The Singapore Anti Tuberculosis Association has so far received about $9,306 from the public towards its annual appeal for funds this year.
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    Mythical permit took after the tourists
    112 5 Mythi cal permit took after the tourists rE Information Services of the Singapore Government are one step ahead of the Public Services Commission in appointing a Director of Tourism. In an attractive leaflet prepared for American tourists expected here tomorrow In the luxury liner Kungsholm, the Information Service., have Invited
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      124 6 jKFr'H'iiwiii J«rJ«" r r-j tiooeo i eu(=i <; JEFF FIQES AT THE LAUHOHINC-i CCADLE TAUBAM AMD MOGH U^Ef? LEVELS UHDEPOHE P* *"E PREPARED MISSILES *%om TuF.ee mev cah~'at tempi W Quick vantkK- we j W~7Z^~will put "THBP^^^ I GEOV^AI Ac~WJT kALG*e..£3LJTU£:n fk MUSJ WOLD THE o^O rt^ tAu&A^S >lA\UESAKI] by
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      567 6 B BORN today you enjoy ltri B| 0* in fact as well a& n. W M I there Is a mysterious, compScaJS I e way tu achieve your goal you I i .elect that path rather than SP 1 hj open, straight forward one! I I Since, by nature, you
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  • THE fREE PRESS Saturday MAGAZINE
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      9 1 THE fREE PRESS Saturday MAGAZINE Singapore, March 8, 1958.
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      Fear and Death sat there laughing
      984 1 Fear and Death sat there laughing II WAS in 1911 that thtf mMmtmmm ///v „,«-#W mmrm than *i0, tt H, M 1...,, nntt ditfi a**""* altvr Imtm tram r t fu hint urt'rirhvlntt'tl I'mnpvii. mi: i \<ovi:hi\<; Mf ,.j, huutat tlrtgmu it-run t*» Hm» in tho rmrmmrm ml „,>lutt'nUtfsisis. trriWs
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      Here's a toast to the 'Angels of Munich'
      432 1  -  ANTONY TERRY By FVSCHINC" week in Munich carnival week is the gayest craziest, happiest seven days in the year. Decorated night clubs m and dance halls are packed with carefree couples who dance, drink a or sit it out until dawn. For
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      SHOCK (in car crash, said posters) but a fire SHOOK me more
      1538 2  - SHOCK (in car crash, said posters) but a fire SHOOK me more ROBERT MORLEY I By I AM not much use in a skid. The other morning, as my car slid gracefully over the icy road and mounted the bank, I was conscious only of a feeling of profound relief
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      Shell turn tears for Dockers
      648 2 Shell turn tears for Dockers r. mwmwmmm r d and his Norah. The Dockers are lughfcr bubbled "over the telephone her about reports that a Docker ace bracelet and earrings had been g yacht Shermara" was up for hire. Y PETER NELSON inu i broke." IKI. from Cannes wh e
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      KEEP CHECK ON THAT CE QUE
      256 2 KEEP CHECK ON THAT CE QUE THE system of paying one's bills by cheque— which l s not so very old and is by no means universal—has led to the Introduction of a remarkable piece of office equipment. This is a small machine which solves an irksome problem [<| r
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      WORM TURNS -TO ORDER
      393 3 WORM TURNS -TO ORDER EVEN a worm will turn!" goes the familiar saying. Now scientists have proved that a worm will not only turn but can also (if one Is patient I enough) be taught which turning to take! While not of highly Z practical value from a Z worm's
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      Songsters' trip
      81 3 TfWE Hndders field (Yorkshire) Choral Society, conducted by Sir Malcolm Sargent, has been chosen to open the 1958 Vienna Music Festival on June 1 with a performance of Handel's "Messiah." It will be the choir's first visit abroad and the first time a British choir has been invited
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      Messages in moon cakes led to tyrants' fall
      816 3 Messages in moon cakes led to tyrants' fall PELHAM GROOM writes on Chinese customs IT is almost impossible to be in Singapore for any length of time without hearing about Moon Cakes. Yet it is almost equally impossible to obtain an accurate recipe for these dainties. This is not through
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    • FILM PREVIEWS
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        Oh, why do those donkeys get in the way?
        679 4 Oh, why do those donkeys get in the way? i i:< Legend *>f the Lost y releas--1 ed by United Artists directed h\ Henry Hathaway, and starring John Wayne, Sophia Loren and Rossano Brazzi is a film which you vwuild imagine would jive von nearly everything you wanted to see
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        A GREAT FUTURE
        40 4 J. A young man with a great future, 2* Robert Ivers, (right), who plays < Kyle, the professional killer in Pa- ramount's "Short Cut To Hell" an f j> adaptation of Graham Greene's "I novel "Gun For Hire." >
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        You must take a 'Short cut to Hell'
        319 4 You must take a 'Short cut to Hell' "Short Cut To Hell" is an adaptation of an adaptation. Some years ago, Graham Greene's book "Gun For Hire" was adapted to make a film for Alan Ladd. and that screenplay has now been re-adapted to make the Paramount Picture "Short Cut
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        THE RACE THAT WAS LONG OVERDUE
        310 4 THE RACE THAT WAS LONG OVERDUE WHAT to say about Paramount's "The Devil's Hairpin?" Produced, directed, partly written and acted by Cornel Wilde, it is a story of car racing. The car race, which comes at the very end of the film, is the most spectacular that I have ever
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    • Round the World Market Prices
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        U.K. Closin prices
        160 7 LONDON, March 7. Previou* Today i i:ss t'i.l |;I fcfarek 22^ buyers 22Vi buyers ji" 22T« sellers 22', sellers \,,,il 22?i buyers 22',. buyers 22s sellers 22'^ sellers v i ISS s i»°t "i buyers 22V£ buyers •El v 22Ti sellers 22 sellers v 1 jivn Settlement
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        New York prices
        98 7 NEW YORK, March 7. Previous .Today Straits Spol 98 87 nom 50 nom L" Contract March' 94.25 buyers 94.62 buyers 1 95.37 sellers Mfi.oo sellers May 94.00 buyers 94.25 buyers 94.87 sellers 05.50 sellers E steady. SALES: NiL IBER: Futures March 26.32 buyers ?6.05 buyers 2(5.35 sellers
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        DOW JONES AVERAGES
        28 7 NEW YORK, March 7. l'revious Today bdustries 450.96 451.49 kilroads 104.89 104 -6i» [omestu Bonds 88.76 88.89 utilities 72.90 73.05 tacks Composite Iverages.. L52-86 LS2.S7
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        U.S. PEPPER
        47 7 and awaiting I March shipment 23 I Sarawak J-e 24, 23 i. first unquoted. Muntok white spot tient 23%. Lam- 33 1 awaiting release and afloats iting release 33, first half March shipment first half 32, sellers ex-doek-/li' <n quoted in U.S. cents per Ib.
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        Copra, coconut oil prices
        114 7 LONDON, Mai (li 7. Previous Today *A Philippines c.i.f. f-K./ "Hi Earopean pc «> delivered «W per ion- u /'ar./Apr. SISG 1 sellers $186 sellers K\. Straits ».i.f i K. /North (1 P (:I iioiis delivered £67'-» buyers £67' j buyers Hot pel long tun Mar./Apr.
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      Scouts off on 15,000-mile drive
      175 7 Scouts off on 1 5,000-mile drive V WELL-EQUIPPED overland party left London this week in an estate cat on a 15,000-miie lourney in New Zealand. They hope to make the trip in lour month-, and will be driving through Malaya utter travelling the Middle East, Pakistan, and India. The members
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      20 TYPEWRITERS FOR OVERAGED, BUT MORE NEEDED
      239 7 20 TYPEWRITERS FOR OVERAGED, BUT MORE NEEDED AN appeal made by A Mr. Yap Pheng Geek.. banker and community leader through the Singapore Free Press for typewriters to equip classes for overaged students has brought *'v ery encouraging" results. Mr. Yap made the appeal un February 24 after the success
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      YUGOSLAVIA'S ONE WAY POLL
      36 7 Only six seate will be contested In a total 0! 301 districts In Yugoslavia's general election on March 23, a final tally of candidates .showed yesterday. The resi are unopposed. Rent or.
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        110 7 Singapore j high tides: TODAY: ll.Ui p.m. TOMORROW: 058 a.m. j ;ind I'M p.m. i MONDAY: 1.33 a.m. and £.15 p.m. TUESDAY: 208 a.m. and 3.09 p.m. <> WEDNKSDAY: "2.48 a.m. and 4.1 1 p.m. I 1 THURSDAY: 3.33 a.m. t and 5.4(» p.m. f FRIDAY: 431 a.m. and I
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      FUGITIVE WARRIOR
      871 8  -  DIANA ROSS I By A loaf of bread was little enough for a man to be marching 4 nights on end IFTER the battle we all scattered— said the old soldier. I thought to make itij waj t<> the border* for once among my own people I'd Ik*
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      LAST WEEK'S WINNERS
      452 8 LAST WEEK'S WINNERS rruiE winners o! last week's colour-in contest (each oi whom will receive a $5 prize in due course) arc as follows! Miss On SieiD Woon (12 3/4), 41 X act on Road, Singapore n. Miss Goh Poll CJioo iB>. $5-B Killiney Road, Singapore. Master Anthony Tea (14),
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        180 8 CLUES ACROSS.— I. Wild to stand at a door 5 It is ox of Tibet with long, silky worn to keep other ciothes hair. 3. Liver, kidneys, etc., clean. 7, Creature with the as meat. 6, Fertile .soil head and body of a woman chiefly of day. 8, They are
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        384 8 colour-in contest! With prizes tor you! DOCKET MONEY prize> Free Press Times Hoi 1 are offered for colour- River 9 Vall Road, Si^ Ing this scene with paints. u\\\ h^ ThuKda^'n! crayons or chalks. Agt limit is i There are four prizes v ofTerod each of $8 (two (MaStel Missl
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        74 9 tA really smart publication that provides for the y^sw j recording of many fascinating details of baby's birth, ffir*^^~^§!sL progress, christening, first remarks and actions, photo^ yi\£^=^^ graphs and family tree etc. Hw^lW^ y^jK^g^ Presented with the Compliments of NESTLE' S L-^=^ Modified Powdered Milk for infant feeding v I
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        503 9 TOMORROW'S SERVICES m iuii Of PMUNI g y 'school; 10.30 Grayer; 11 a.m. e 11 45 am 'mm, Evensong M 9 30 a-m i 1 !l .and Sunday School Bible Clasi and Evan $S*JSS**V o,n Even--1: tne Ascension. V (I T ,1 am tloly Com2 d on 9.W a-m. Sunday
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        531 9 (Ckangi): Mass, sermon 7 30 and 10 amMl 111 OP IST Straits Chinese C'hunn-. 845 a.m. Sunday School, 940 am. Service in (Eng), 10 30 amService in (M). 530 pm Ser\ke In (Eng) Paya Lebar: 8.15 a.m. Church school. Service (Malay); 8.45 am. Sunday School (Eng.); 10 a.m. WSCS Installation
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        129 9 Annual General Meeting; 4.30 Evening Worship. B.\rilST Baptist Church (51 Thomson Road): 9.15 a.m. Sunday School 10.15 a.m. Worship (Teochew). 4.30 p.m. Sunday School. (Eng.). 5.30 p.m. Worship (Eng.). Baptist Church (43 Tras Street) 9.15 a.m. Sunday School (Chinese), 10.30 a.m. Worship (Cantonese), 3.30 p.m. Sunday School (Eng.). 4.30 pm.
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        47 9 Hi PiMRI mi Bi:l LADY CHURCHILL, wife of the former Prime Minister, Sir Winston Churchill and their daughter, Sarah Churchill, take a stroll in M/mte Carlo as they no longer feel constrained to remain at the villa where Sir Winston is now convalescing after his recent illness.
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        819 10 when I was almost at U»" §^§B**^fl& Vehicles Ollii'i 1 What were they? Pater I'm' i |)lau l But not only had he enter- j ">JH WB lands by Sir Arthur was in Mr. Prohack, Mr. Ramachandra, one of [^H I: good work! man? the Maestro's of the General B
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      TEMPLER WAS THE STARTER
      435 11 420 enter Army race M)l K hundred and i twenty runners constituted the huge field" started by the Chief of the Imperial <;eneial Staff, Field Marshal Sir Gerald Templer, at the Army Cross Country Championships meeting at -rookham (Hants). Mast gratifying to the organiscra was the
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      Hampshire must rely on a sweepstake
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      ROY BECOMES A REFEREE
      53 11 Jjhen he was on the vtfgt <>f International Ul "s Wolves' centre forward Koy Bwinbourne an injury which has now put him out of -J"«C of the q;anir for rood So Su inhoiuiK 1 f«d to refereelng. 's only one r\ -nrofossion.il on ihr Foot- Cioortrr
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      25-mile cycle time trial
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      Lock icon U.S. tour for Pakistan cricketers
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      S'pore do well in postal shoot
      54 11 With an aggregate of 344, Singapore were runners-up to Jamaica and won special bronze medals, in the overseas rifle and revolver postal matches, organised from London Singapore were third in the Duke of Gloucester's Challenge Cup with an aggregate of i.ooo. and fourth in
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      Horse drops dead
      94 11 KAR] Sou. quoted 33 to i foi thi Grand National, dropped Hf:ifi after finishing third In the Humpty Dumpty Handicap Chase v terday .it, Haydock Park i I .1 M ill!' HI lockey, i'(« Madden, Aid: "The horse lust < i( »i lap i underneath me.' Karl
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      Weightlifters in bid to qualify
      344 12 THAN three weightlifters ma\ qualify to represent the Col»m> at the Asian Games in May. At the Broadway Hall, New World Park, today five men will go through their first try-out in order to qualify for the Singapore Olympic and Spurts Council's standards, They are
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      CANADA CUP GOLF DATES
      48 12 TTHE International Golf Association announced in New York that the sixth annual international golf championship and the Canada Cup matches would be held concurrently in Mexico City in November. The announcement said exact dates and the name ol the course would be given later.
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      33 12 Tickets worth BIU.OOO ha\> already beep, sold fOf the British Empire and Commonwealth Games to be hold In Curditl In July. Sir Godfrey Llewellyn, chairman of the organising committee, said yesterday.
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