The Singapore Free Press, 25 April 1958

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    15 1 The Singapore Free Press iva f s Own Family Paper „,„>,,.. Friday, April 19M. Prici IgCta
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    Lock icon Cheryl ordered to live with Lana's mother for two months
    192 1 Cheryl ordered to live with Lana's mother for two months m All< n 1 y nch 'f Tday ordered i year o 1 d Chi ryl ranc (right) daughter of film star Lana Xurnerj to live with her maternal grandmother, Mrs. Mildred Turner, for two months after which lie will
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    BOMBS IN CEYLON STRIKE
    90 1 BOMBS IN CEYLON STRIKE \\y -ruirtPd yerter- Colombo in the i ;i general strtki l»i blic service workers. '''I i'Oured when »Me bombs thrown aIM, ii bon »b was va, u r M Int «a Postal 5Se, PjJlg dispersed 1; centre shifted t government W; 0 Private sector pai "";''>
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    RUBBER PRICE
    31 1 May first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened in Singapore this morning at 76! 8 cents a lb., down threeeighths of a cent on yesterday's close. The tone was uncertain.
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    Attack by thugs
    27 1 Eight Chinese secret society men wrecked a shoe stall in Peoples Park at 3.15 p.m. yesterday. They also assaulted its proprietor. Ho Kar Sheung.
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    DAWN BID TO WIPE OUT LAST 11 REDS
    88 1 DAWN BID TO WIPE OUT LAST 11 REDS GECURITY forces moved into the swampy areas east of Sekinchang Tanjong Karang district of Kuala Selangor, about 45 miles from Kuala Lumpur, at dawn today in an intensive operation aimed at eliminating the remaining 11 communist terrorists there. Today there are only
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    Lock icon In Peking for May Day
    39 1 Mr. Lee Yew Seng, vice chairman of the Singapore Federation of Trade Unions arrived in Peking by train yesterday to attend the Ma.> Day celebrations, the New China New s Agency re ported. Reuter
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    DOCKERS' FAREWELL-AT CASINO
    189 1 "DLONDE British socialite Lady Docker and her wealthy industrialist husband Sir Bernard Docker who have been banished from Monaco and the French Riviera spent their last night there in the Casino at Cannes. "With champagne, of course." Sir Bernard said before they left their hotel. They are
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    Lock icon MALTA GOVERNOR STEPS IN TO BEAT CRISIS
    259 1 MALTA GOVERNOR STEPS IN TO BEAT CRISIS Public meetings in Valletta banned THE GOVERNOR of Malta, Sir x Robert Laycock, last night banned all demonstrations and public meetings in Valletta and took over control of the Maltese civil service and day-to-day administration. Earlier he had formally accepted the resignation of
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    Lock icon R.I. blasts at SEATO naval exercises
    161 1 R.I. blasts at SEATO naval exercises THE SEATO naval manoeuvres in which Singapore and Malayan-bay-ed ships and planes are taking part are "intervention" and "attempts to intimidate" Indonesia. Jakarta newspapers charged yesterday. The Communist Haran Rakjat said the exercises in the Bay of Bengal were "a sort of intervention," the
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    Lock icon 5 nations helping Pakistan
    72 1 A CONSIGNMENT of 11 21,400 doses of smallpox and cholera vaccine was flown to Karachi from Sydney yesterday to help fight epidemics which have killed 10,000 people in East Pakistan this month. Vaccine has already been received from Britain, West Germany, Switzerland and the United States.
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      87 1 FERGUZADE The most effective, the quickest way to replace lost energy is to take strength-giving Glucose. Ferguzade is ideal because it is Glucose made into a sparkling, tempting drink. Next time you're feeling like a refresher after a game or run down at the end of a day's work, treat
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    Hostel drama: Police worried
    341 2 |\ETECTIVES last J night talked to a E Singapore nurse who I surprised a man prowC lini; in the new hostel at Kantian*; Keihau Hospital. C The police think the man whom Miss < heah Siew Yin. 23, met and talked to may line been responsible
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    Lock icon COM'WEALTH BANK PLAN LIKELY TO BE REVIVED
    152 2 COM'WEALTH BANK PLAN LIKELY TO BE REVIVED IDEA of a Commonwealth institution similar to the World Bank or International Monetary Fund is considered certain to be revived among several constructive suggestions at the Commonwealth economic and trade conference in Montreal next September, usually well-informed sources said in London last night.
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    Lock icon 'Red rocket bases in atom-free zone'
    113 2 'Red rocket bases in atom-free zone' THE Norwegian Foreign Minister, Mr. Halyard Lange, said last night that the military authorities in Oslo had received reports that Russia had built roc-ket-launching bases in the proposed atom -free zone covered by the Polish "Rapacki plan" Eastern Germany, Poland and Czechoslovakia. He told
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    Surprise Moscow attitude to Tito
    144 2 nESPITB Yugoslay Communist Congress attacks on Russia's interference in her domestic affairs, Moscow appears to be striving hard to avoid a head-on ideological collision with President Tito. This view by Western observers i.s .supported by the restrained Soviet pi ess comment on the Yugoslav attacks
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    Congratulation
    80 2 When asked if President Voroshilov still intended lo go to Yugoslavia on an official visit next month, she replied. "The visit is scheduled for the middle of May.'* A Belgrade report said President Voroshilov had sent a message congratulating President Tito on his recent re-election and expressing hopes for
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    Lock icon U.S. officers aboard missing plane
    71 2 U.S. officers aboard missing plane THE American Embassy in Teheran announced yesterday thai a single engined plane carrying three American officers attached to the Persian Army had been missing since Tuesday. A Persian army officer was also on board the plane. Persian army jets, police O-47s and one American C-47
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    AT LAST A U.S. ECONOMY CAR
    38 2 Studobaker-Packard president, Mr. Harold E. Chur-c-nill, announced yesterday ma arm will "give the pubic what it wants" by being the first American maker to bring out a full-size economy 1959 model car.
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    Lock icon WAGES: BOARD TO JUDGE
    78 2 while Britain's three rail in lions wen marking time yesterday In the na-tlon-wlde rail pay crisis, one union decided to refer Its rejected wage claim for London's 18,000 Tube workers to arbitration. This means submitting the claim to the London Transport Wage Board whose findings are
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    Lock icon Garfield fights for 'Liberalism'
    58 2 Former Premier Garfield Todd yesterday began a new "tight for liberalism" in Southern Rhodesia along pro-African lines that caused his downfall. Garfield, who was ousted as premier last month by his own United Federal Party on grounds that he was pushing his racial policies too fast,
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    Lock icon MALAYA NOW 88TH MEMBER OF THE W.H.O.
    84 2 I^HE Federation of Malaya A yesterday became the 88th member of the World Heaith Organisation. It.s instrument of acceptance of the WHO. constitution was submitted at the U.N. Oilice of Legal Affairs by Dr. Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, Malaya's ambassador to the
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    Lock icon Air over Italy more radioactive
    43 2 The atmosphere over Italy was five times more radioactive on March 29 and April 21 than it has been for the past six months, the Italian National Committee for Nuclear Research announced in Rom* j last night. Reuter
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    Lock icon Monthly satellites
    25 2 The Defence Department's chief space scientist said yesterday that the United states is considering launching a satellite a month starting next January U.P.
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    Lock icon SUMMIT —NOW A LONG SOVIET STALL?
    258 2 \jm Western intend to j on n a tiently probin,! soviet intentions ti irdino a summit conference authoritative sources m Washih s )n J yesterday. They characterised J Notes delivered in Moscow yesterday by the United States, Britain and France suggesting an immediate joint
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    UNKNOWN
    398 3 g m i*g£ in >4* tf*4 imp r PIIE Singapore Rural Board's decision to allow attab dwellers to replace fcheii roofs v\ i l l l Uscombustible material !ik«* /vie or corrugated iron without obtaining the landlords 1 permission has pleased the squatters but angered land-owners. Members or the
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    37 3 A bus skidded at the sth mile stone Pasir Panjang Road early this morning and ran into a small bicycle repair shop. The bus is seen here against the damaged shop. Nobody was injured in the accident.
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    Lock icon UNKNOWN
    118 3 mili i torage N >s 1 was still tro] last i lied indard Oil r e plant, explosion iuld en jer the city began late the revious night after an exln the control shed Lie a tanker was unTwo hundred remen foughi through h, ght to prevent the hzc
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    WEDDING 'FUN' BANNED
    121 3 The Outer isles Presbytery of the Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland has passed a resolution at Stornoway, Isle of Lewis, Viewing with "profound grief and alarm" the "wild but all-too-common'- festivities following local marliage ceremonies. At a recent meeting they condemned the practice of drunkenness and dancing
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    He forced wife into 'William Tell' act with gun, court told
    228 3 DEREK MOWATT. 29. staged a "William Tell act" at his home by making his wife balance a box on her head while he fired at it with an air pistol, it was alleged in a court at Darlington. Northern
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      12 3 cav^ A eau de <-:V« II '-UH' X "."•"••rtA WATCH CO ITO
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    The Singapore Free Press Friday, Apr, 25, 1958. Opinion A TIME OF DECISION
    190 4 The Singapore Free Press Friday, Apr, 25, 1958. Opinion A TIME OF DECISION Reluctance of brother to kill brother has won the day for Sukarno in tin virtUally bloodless civil war that is now draw- 1 ing to a close in Indonesia. This fact and not th" undoubted sup( riority
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    BY THE WAY
    236 4  -  AN item of news aboul a man who hit another man c he mi. nounced in. me rec to m th of tl Mivctt. who i Isted on beI llled Mr::. Mivctt. Nt on the i thai to WilNot to s the i A NOTABLE bumpkin ii.i.
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    MODERN MARRIAGES ARE MARRIAGES
    593 4 MODERN MARRIAGES ARE MARRIAGES says Donald Gomery Coupl< v. iiu mai ri< dln Britain this B] i to fca a 1 the Income-tax man stand a to tter chance <>i sLin i,,u ln ii than couple* v.'i > mari ied flvi .t<ny< aj ago. 'i ndicated in a i i
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    Patients flock to this easy-slim hospital
    471 4  -  Terence Feely «.V A LONDON hospital has had such remarkable success with Its Slimming Clinics that it now has outpatients coming to it from a distance Of 100 miles and more. it. has reduced a 26--stone woman to 12 stones: a 22-stone woman to
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      22 4 FINE IM iMONDS cV GEM BET RINGS P.H.H E N D R V *.■< < 01 7,s North Bridge Road Singapore, <J. Kuala lunijnir
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      82 4 View-finder in sighting pos l r- Lens in taking pos SPORTSTER m MODI I-' Di/5 &A%*fef Lc?zs positioned for vh icing through fO( 5 OPEPATING SPrr.DS 3 WAY STARTING BUTTO CALCULATOR DIAL UNIVERSAL STANDARD TYPI TAKING FULL RANGE OF TAYLOR-HOBSON LENSES POSITIVE VIEW-FINDERS CRITICAL FOCUSSCR $410/. (SINGAPORE) WITH 05' f/2.5
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    BOYS' CLUBS HAVE PLAN TO AID WAR ON THUGS
    389 5 BOYS' CLUBS HAVE PLAN TO AID WAR ON THUGS the apore Federation of Boys' Club has I a p a new scheme to train Chinese youth lenders to study the social ijjvironment ol youths who are being drawn into jpcret societies. secretary of the Federation, Mr. Tan Huat Keni told
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    Lock icon Stone age relic find at China beauty spot
    123 5 DIECES of cloth, thread I and tapi were among a number of well-preserved, 3,000 years old articles found in a stone age settlement in Wuhing County near China's most beautitul scenic spot the West Lake in Hangchow. Tug New China News Agency
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    The fire fund won't be closed yet
    175 5 The fire fund won't be closed yet COLLECTIONS ar e still going on for the Kampong Koo Chye fire victims relief fund. The total collected so far is more than $106,000. Ot that $55,000 was received at the City Hall. The rest is with the Social Welfare Department. A spokesman
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    ART EXHIBITION OPENS TODAY
    63 5 The exhibition of Chinese, oil and water colour paintings by artist Kam Zin Choon will be officially opened by Mr. Ko Teck Kin at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce this evening at 5 p.m. The exhibition is being sponsored by the China Society, the Singapore Art
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    Lock icon Yeti tracks found
    28 5 An American expedition has taken several photographs of footprints, new and old, of a yeti "the abominable snowman," it was reported in Katmandu yesterday. Reuter
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    Lock icon IKE TEES UP
    25 5 President Eisenhower plans to leave today for a golfing week-end at Augusta, Georgia, and return on Monday, the White House announced. Reuter
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    MAIL TO JAKARTA IS CLEARED
    87 5 Ro£ ire £ft r Posts Mr H M. [ay\gV h ft e Froe Press es>f J..; f,' ll 1 1 vacu acc umulated mails ff^ rt ahad boon cleared. :ii n 'hf R() f added was done idia laUva Airways and Air At the moment,
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    Estate dwellers raise funds for own church
    37 5 A perspective of the Cliurcti ol at. Francis Xavier oe- I ing built at Chartwell Drive, Serangoon Garden Estate. It was designed by Architect Mr. Alfred H. K. Wong. 1
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    PROJECT WILL COST $165 000
    291 5 PROJECT WILL COST $165 000 ASERANGOON Gar- den Estate Catholic church will soon be > built following corner- stone-layinc cere- monies of the proposed new Church of St. I Francis Xavier by I 1 Archbishop M. Olco- '> I mendy at Chartwell Drive in the estate to- morrow at 5.30
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      184 6 jV'fF "IIAW k"l" l>> Sydney Jordan >lA\llltAlii: by Lee Falk and l ß bil Davis ■■■■■^H m^^^ .^^^^B*N I V*' M* .',.'h rui rk/.«. I HSf if i' A 6/AJSJT SEARCH- Sa\ T."JNr>EP' A W W L'GNT--ANP EVERYTHING Al '.'•/■-•v .v> .'.if. M W^ 9H MB IS 'FROZEN'! UNABLE Wff^T
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      435 6 ■••■iiiiiii!! FJORN today, you have a Conserva 13 tive, cautious nature and a] too apt to take one step sidewaj E order to take another step forwai E Once your mmd \b matte up. how, E you let no one swerve you from yoi C goal. You are firm and
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      170 7 LONDON, April 24. Previous Today l aJ5 M% buyer, 22 i buyers 1 Al 23 sellers no sellers Mty 22 buyers 22% buyers 22% sellers 22 H sellers Md l 888 0 23 buyers 2294 buyers 23 i sellers 22 sellers „,»i bKi i BSS Settlement BI
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      New York prices
      101 7 NEW YORK, April 24. Previous Today M\ Straits Spot 93.00 nom. 93 U0 nom. ii\ futures Sti iits Contract May 92.75 buyers 92.50 buyers 93.25 sellers 93.25 sellers July 92.37 buyers 92.00 buyers 92.87 sellers 92.75 sellers TONE: Quiet. SALES: NilRUBBER: Futures May 26.45 buyers 26 15
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      32 7 NEW YORK, April 24. Previous Today ">n Industries 450.11 453.42 20 Railroads 109.66 111.00 10 Domestic Bonds 89.66 89 85 !:> utilities 76.59 77.13 65 Stocks Composite Averages.. 155.53 156-81
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      U.S. PEPPER
      55 7 bar spot and awaiting shipment 25 1 Sarawak unrelease 27, afloats 26tf to 26, quoted. Muntok whit* spot upment unquoted. Lam- and awaiting release 41. a floats spot and awaiting release 40. and April shipment 39 J 4 afloats 26 to 26. April sellers ex-dock. Above prices quoted
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      87 7 LONDON, April H. COPRA i-i i Previous Today H Philippines c.i.f. U.K./ European ports delivered "^;v^i!:^n^S $197 sel!ci $I B jEBfW" POrta delivered W pet long ton Apr/.May £70 buyer. £70', buyers /t 71 sellers £71 sellers Ott crudV Strait; UnqflOUJ vl:; h ;i:v: rts ln
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    SCHEME TO TRAIN TOURIST GUIDES
    84 7 1 L^WPOre Tourist ,id thp «R C() mmittee. A^iatioli g S?i re Travel the detail* of ll(i tho type of lj(i selected p Ohri vuv-rhair- rourlst Advisory i V 1( ne i!t J»t between hall to thrro S £8832 Ul I tele?' wiil c< »»tot
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    Today's radio programme
    109 7 1.15 p.m. Sued and Lively; 1.30 Time Signal and News; 1.45 Fun nnd Prolic; 2.00 Close Down; s.oo siring Serenade; 530 Accent on the Accordion; n.oo Mailbag, at the mike. Saiojini Lourde*; 6.30 Living In The Country; 6.45 Lights On- 6.53 Announcements and Singapore Share Market Report
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    SIT TENANTS SAY FLATS CAN BE EASILY BURGLED
    235 7 SIT TENANTS SAY FLATS CAN BE EASILY BURGLED A LARGE number of tenants of Singapore Im- provement Trust houses yesterday complained that their flats were not sufficiently protected against burglars. They told the Free Press that front doors of their flats could be opened easily and the kitchen side of
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    SORAYA'S WISH
    22 7 Princess Soraya of Persia had her wish fulfilled she saw the Broadway production of "My Fair Lady," last night.— U.P.
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    Lock icon ONLY FOR THE RECORD THEY WED AGAIN
    167 7 ONLY FOR THE RECORD THEY WED AGAIN Round the walls of their cosy basement flat hang pictures of six J married children and seven grand-children of John and Emily Cobb (left). J And they never missed a chance of telling: the t young ones "marriage is wonderful, look what it
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    SHIPS IN BASE
    18 7 Ships in the Singapore Naval Base today are: Andrew Mounts Bay. Cardigan Bay and Newfoundland.
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    Physical culture
    19 7 The Jian Chuan Tai Chuan Physical Culture Association will be opened tomorrow morning at Hong Kong Street.
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      53 7 I Singapore! HIGH TIDES! TODAY: 3.10 p.m. TOMORROW: 2.27 a.m. 1 4.11 p.m. SUNDAY: 3.23 a.m. and |i 5.35 p.m. MONDAY: 4.41 a.m, I I and 7.02 p.m. I TUESDAY: 6.24 a.m. I and 8.04 p.m. I WEDNESDAY: 7.54 a.m. I and 8.49 pm. I THURSDAY: 9.00 a.m. 1 and
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    183 8 A walking on V« moor with his yoS son an d daushtJ when shells started v burst all round the™ The boy was kiUed^ father huri,,i ,7 daughter to the and took cove, h were both unhurt \i, English master at Dp vonport High ScheS had strayed with n
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    HERON TAKES THE AIR
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    FLEET OF THREE IN QUEEN'S FLIGHT
    107 8 FLEET OF THREE IN QUEEN'S FLIGHT Two De Havilland Heron aircraft were recently delivered to the Queen's Flight at the Royal Air Force Station, Benson, Oxfordshire, England. This brings the flight up to three aircraft. The passenger cabin of each of them, seen on the left, is so arranged that
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    102 9 of people and animals before eight a.m. From then on the safety wardens civilians employed by the War Office were watching for stray animals or walkers. "The tragedy was that it Is impossible to see every spot in the moor. These three people must have been hidden from view."
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    67 9 ISM the Alsatian, rocks a paternal and no cue at Bambl, a week-old black lamb which ,v Damsell, aged 9. a^ her home at we, Bristol Kit aland. usan's father bought the lamb as a pet for his iter and there were anxious moments when i wits introduced to
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    Ferry may close after 500 yrs
    215 9 Ferry may close after 500 yrs 'THE ferry service E i S across the River E Deben between E j Woodbridge a n d E ESutton, Suffolk, dates back 500 E E years. But now it E may be closed. E E Average traflic is E E two passengers a
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      166 9 They laughedr v \\\M \u//// Mr.Verno.jfc.. a DUUK dUUUI B*-""fo around the world in 80 days even prophesized it would be done In 80 hours. "But you were right, Mr. Verne. You were right. We can circle the world in 80 hours. In fact, if you'll pardon a small burst
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    A DAY FOR THE GUARDS
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    Rocket on snow
    50 10 Trumpeters of the Royal Horse Guards (The Blues). are seen here looking at a 35-foot High-Altitude i Rocket, weighing over a ton, which has been built I at Farnborough to climb altitudes of over 100 miles I —at Olympia, where the Instruments, Electronics Automation Exhibition opened recently.
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    A LUCKY HARE
    39 10 ALIVE hare ran round the 545-yard track at Wigan Woodhouse (Lanes) greyhound stadium just alter the lasi race last week. The dogs looked on without interest and the hare escaped through a gap in the fence.
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    LITTLE AMERICA: NOT IN A WOOD, SAY PLANNERS
    218 10 LITTLE AMERICA: NOT IN A WOOD, SAY PLANNERS nEEP in the heart of a Bedfordshire wood the Air Ministry was planning to build a "Little America" —30 bungalows and a modern school for 120 American Servicemen's children. But the idea brought opposition from the county's planning committee because, said the
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    Fashion for pugs
    65 10 Fashion for pugs Of course they know they are well dressed in /heir knitted coats but there's no need to put on airs as Charlotte of Martlesham (right) looks disapprovingly at her companion Farm ford Fussy. They were waiting for the judges at the Pug Dog Club's championship show at
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    BELINDA GOES THE STUDIO
    422 10 BELINDA GO ES THE STUDIO DELINDA LEE went bark to >york al Pinewood studios last week, hack from another episode in her iro ii I) 1c d Roman romance with Prince Piiippo Orsini. Shi 1 Hew in from Rome at 8.30 the time she was duv on the set to
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    ZOO REBELS LOSE BATTLE OVER FEES
    197 10 ZOO REBELS LOSE BATTLE OVER FEES •THE London Zoo rebels who have been fighting to keep the public out of the menagerie on Sunday mornings and get back other privileges were defeated after a noisy mass meeting at Regent's Park last week. Of the 3,016 Fellows of the Zoological Society
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    Friday Photography Page
    72 11 iken by tudent GUT. v Grand winner in thi als and Pets divl--01 the 1955 Na- i S.A. High l photograph^ r ds this picture taken by a Santa California j student, r contest is dtion-wide affair offers i total <»i prizes. jif judges selected i picture
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    LITTLE GIRL AND HER KITTEN Poignant study
    80 11 LITTLE GIRL AND HER KITTEN Poignant study LEFT. An 18-year-old Great Falls, Montana high school student took this picture. It was awarded a Second Prize in the People of All Ages category of the 1955 National U.S.A. High School Awards. The judges felt that this picture is proof that, great
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    When the meter won't work
    220 11 When the meter won't work FROM THE MAILBAG i HAVE a new exposure 1 meter and 1 am following the manufacturer's instructions, yet my negatives are coming out entirely too dense. What should 1 do? YOU may be over-ex-posing because your nit ter is ultra-sensitive* or perhaps you are pointin
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    ENGROSSED IN HIS PAINTING
    34 11 ARTIST AT WORK," by Mr. Lira Soo Hwa of Penang. Tins study was taken with a Rolleiflex camera, exposure 1 100 at fll with yellow filter, on Kodak Super XX.
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    PATTERN ON THE ICE
    62 11 was taken by a HeUlsviUe, 00 l undent, age 17. if received a i group In the 1955 National U.SA. ;i/ Aioards, an annual picture--1 the Eastman Kodak Com- cham teristks 0/ this picture, in r h an> lts simplicity and pleasing < /f *ffeci is
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    151 12 |)ItITISII trade quarters said in London that Communist China vvas resorting to barter deals in her foreign trade as a part of the Peking (Government's general economy campaign. "British manufacturers who have been doIng a useful export trade With Official corporations in China
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    152 12 Political device he says MR. Walter Williams. US. Under-Secretary of Commerce, said in Washington that Japanese Socialists urge trade with Communist China simply as a political device and have no real hope of any considerable commerce with the Red mainland. Mr. Williams, just returned from a four-week trade survey in
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    33 12 A group of Chinese families about 64 people in all escaped in sampans from the Communist-ruled Chungshan district of Kwangtun,g Province to the nearby Portuguese territory of Macao. Reuter
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    199 12 E JAPANESE scientists believe their plans S E for harnessing the E power of the hydrogen S bomb for peaceful uses S are on a par with those E of the most advanced E nations in the world. 5 E Thi s was brought out E
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    156 12 N. China wheat crop threatened A BOUT 20,000 people have just left Peking to join in a batt'e against drought which is threatening the spring wheat crop now being sown in Hopei Province. Large scale irrigation work has been carried out throughout the winter but the region around Paoting, the
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      68 12 India tries Japan's nee method ORIME MINISTER Ja- waharlal Nehru's home State Uttar Pradesh will begin a 20-day campaign on May 1 to introduce Japanese rice production methods in order to increase food production. There are now 9,5<ML000 acres under cultivation of which one-fourth is expected to be put under
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      45 12 Britain, the United States and Canada have urged India to lift the ban on the export of small monkeys which has been in force since February, Export of these monkeys, used for medical research, used to earn .£1,500,000 sterling a year in foreign exchange. Reuter
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    163 12 NATIONALIST China has successfully combatted many diseases and epidemics in Formosa for the last 10 years, according to World Health Organisation statistics. Of the 91,289 deaths reported throughout Asia from smallpox, cholera, plague, relapsing fever, and typhus in 1957, not a single one took
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    37 12 The Royal Naval mil sweeper Mariner, known thousands of British d« sea trawlermen for ncr» vices with the Fishery fl tection Squadron, has w presented to Burma at ceremony In London. Reuter
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    352 13 Riddle of Easter Island AKU-AKU: Th 6 Secret of Easter Island. By Thor Heyerdahl. (Allen Uuicin, 21 RIGHT yean alter the famous adventure on the Kon-Tiki raft, Thor Heyerdahl returned once more to the Pacific, this time to tiny, isolated Easter Island. Easter
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    1528 14  - IMPROVED FLOOD HERO CAN WIN MAIN SPRINT AT PENANG ALLAN LEWIS .''---I I |M.. k Gold [OUGIJ i few 1 -ii i i given win iiing chances in the main Class l J sprint al P( n in i< morrow, il is nol really :i strong On his last start
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    160 14 E AM ETEORITE should be ifl one of the best bets E f<»r the day in the Class Ej 2 Div. 2 one mile event. iMet oorite finished E ninth of eleven starters Em the race won by »2 Numistnate over nine farlOQgi at Singapore.
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    254 15 Ong Chew Bee lost this tie on stamina x Special mrresponaeiu v VN i losi nii: davis cip match P VLr ('KVU)N ON A LACK OF E lAl\\ HAD ONG CHEW BEE BEEN lyPSoi \,l THE PACE AS WELL AS HIS 11 '„ii OPPONENT I AM CONVINCED d II Wi:
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    85 15 Nai trial for Singapore's A n Games boxers will ght at the lai World, commencing 8.30 p.m. 'he progn Is: ly weight: V. Kesavan v. Gopal; bantamweight: iston Lazaroo v, Haron Sabtu: featherweight: o Peng Hung v Austin Dunsford; lightweight: Raja m Raj oo v K. Gopalan; Hght-welterweight:
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    331 15 Top five named in world cricket "THREE Surrey players are included among the five cricketers of the year in the 1958 issue of Wisden's Almanack. The choice caused editor Mr. Norman Preston, "considerable thought," he admits in the preface, "so numerous were the candidates." He eventually selected three Surrey men
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    COLONY START WELL
    343 15 But Malacca schools will be tough opponents gIXCJAPORK schoolboys made v good atari to the Inter-slate soccer carnival yesterday at Jalan Besar Stadium, Singapore. They <lisplayed a dash and a tenacity that overwhelmed Kelantan I 0. Dangerous rivals on yefiterday'B form arc Malacca. They whipped Johore 4-1.
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    46 15 THE International Boxing club yesterday announced in New York that Vince Martinez of Paterson, New Jersey and Virgil Akins of St. Louis, Missouri, will clash for the vacant world welterweight championship in a 16-round bout at the St. Louis Arena in June.
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    20 15 Bridgewater 3 Bath 0, Swansea 0 Neath 6, Notts 3 Northampton 11. Llanelly 11 Newport 6. Reuter
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      151 15 We are out to protect you MHH I The Week-ender comes out this week jigi M TURNER WROTE TO CICOLO l BliB1 i THOMAS CUP AND EDDIE CHOONC c Wetk-Endei? M Sentinel takes Malayan champ to task THOSE FREE DANCES IN BASEMENT CABARETS r Reader tells why they are popular
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    R.I. WAR HAS NOT HIT RUBBER
    346 16 'Shipments from ulillldlidi do usual' report i>i lii.i k shipments from Sumatra over recent weeks have been proceeding without too much interruption, according to i*>i authoritative New fork rubber source In close touch with the Indonesian situation. He said thai the large rubber estates
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    25 16 A visit of the Prime Minister and Lady Dorothy Macmillan last night to Windsor was cancelled because of the Queen's heavy cold. Reuter
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    115 16 AUSTRIAN tennis "clown" Fred Huber has been expelled from the Austrian Tennis Federation, a Federation spokesman said yesterday. The decision, which will rob European tennis fans of one of their most colourful performers, was reached last night on grounds that Huber whiled his time away
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    27 16 A man has been arrested in connection with the stabbing of Harold Chua Beng Hee, a ships radio officer, in Upper Serangoon Road last night.
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    161 16 ARRESTS IN U.S., H'KONG BREAK UP DOPE RING ITNITED STATES customs U officers, working together with Hong Kong police, claimed in San Francisco yesterday to have smashed an international narcotics ring with the arrest of eight people there and in the Far East. Mr. Chester MacPhee, Collector of Customs, said
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    184 16 PRINCESS MARGARET carried on unruffled with a stone-laying ceremony at Port of Spain, Trinidad, yesterday after a nearby roof had collapsed Injuring 12 spectators. The injured were being treated as the Princess rose to make her speech and lay the foundation stone of a new town
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    123 16 rIE Governor of Singapore, Sir William Goode, laid the first wreath at the dawn Anzac Day ceremony at the Cenotaph in Singapore today to honour Australian and New Zealand soldiers who died at Gallipoli in World War One. Similar ceremonies were held in all principal towns
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      10 1 '77 F/e^E 7^A\S\S SUPPLEMENT Woman Beauty Friday, April 25, 1958.
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      Let's give our shops a thorough face-lift!
      521 1  -  ADELAIDE EASTLEY SDFA I THEY'RE SO PROSAIC, OLD-FASHIONED 1 AND MONOTONOUS theres a delightful custom practised in our shops and stores. A tin d and perspiring customer enters and, almost immediately, is offered a cooling drink by the management, to the pause that
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        206 1 s s s s s s/ s s yy r-s /*< •••Sj) Inside this 1 I issue 1 A man ventures into world of fashion Page 2>> > < j A A < French "undercover" revolution Ps^c 3 America a land of fatties Pdge 4 it i* < > Fight
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      Such snobs in this weird world of haute couture
      1065 2  - Such snobs in this weird world of haute couture LOGAN GOURLAY jffj|§g I jTjiH FSADFSA I VENTURED Ihta week Into the weird world of London's haute couture. Innocent, or fairly innocent, like any layman. But financially unafraid, unlike the husband, or lover, of a lady customer. It's a small world
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      224 2 HOW long is it since you took a really good look at yourself? Do you know your skin is constantly changing, almost from year to year? But this change is so gradual that, unless we deliberately look for it occasionally, we don't notice it.
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        364 2 Revealed An exciting new hair beauty secret Richard Hudnut discovers the 'NATURAL way to lighten hair! C^ it* as msy tn brit-hut'i your h<m J jf \Ur\l < Fr-.rn ll.* Uiimmim Hi.h»nl 11.i.1.i.m X^L CbMBMil I^biTßlorim in Aiiwri. comui l-i^l't *<•<* BriglM i MAS I QNM k iim mi<l c<iiii|>l«-l<ly
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      A NEW BOLD LOOK IN FOUNDATION WEAR
      668 3  -  ELIZABETH GORDON FDAS FSAASF Tli there is a n Revoluon in corover fashion Paris refers I length corO j -dies to contr()l feminine figures ea th the sack line, V hich can make wumatronly U foundation garments in n'i just right. Similarly, brassiers
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      73 3 Rising British actress Vicki Woolf always knows what day it i s when she gets out of bed in the morning she can tell by her panties. She has a day set of seven marked with each day of the week. The craze has swept Europe
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        181 3 r ||^p33DEBEI IDEAS WITH LOVELY '^f/i if l>p Wonderful, wonderful breathtaking fabrics flowing with colour and ///'/^yHvv J^Xl^\ I clever design make up Horrockses new furnishing collection for a brighter I fflyvk 1 I more beautiful '58. Furnishing creations that give an exciting touch of all \k\^ joLv\ 4flV v
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      899 4  - US. IS A NA TION OF F-A-T-T-I-E-S WILLIAM FOSTER 1 Says i\u DEAR, on dear, th<> New Yoik Fashion Paiade is with US again. The flrsi really warm rays ol Spring unshine un- beat ing down on this fantastic city, glinting on a million windows and turning the jungle of
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        127 4 -_.l||l!IIIIIC]M||illlllllC]IIIIIIIIIIMC]lillilll ;A I But there m^m m pounds on x I *il!llliillLJilll! y j_3HfluK*n^3^ t "v*X -IB D *a. L ri \-ivT-' X"' **~->^ffffBw^lBfi-''" W Amaiinq action-free TANGENT STRAPS W HD move a\ you more yet keep the bra H K1 exactly in place. Your rounded, uplifted Ol Kfl contours
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      650 5  -  GWEN ROBYNS 9m« JH Dawn Addams and Lady Lewisham reveal secrets 1,, like cuts you know, but wondei Hilly, gloriously id Dawn Addanis when r{ in I Diidon from Rome i there was the Judge who may have blacked her i yes and scratched his nay have thrown
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      172 6 UNKNOWN UNKNOWN From simple to slightly bizarre HOLIDAY and play clothes arc occupying an increasingly important place in fashion designing. A great vai et\ of sporty outfits are making their appearance on the beache^ and resorts r>f the world They range !om the starkly simple to the slightly bizarre This
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      239 8 Satura cream restores lost natural moisture ]I|OISTURE makes iTI complexion magic. A clean, petal-fresn skin is the very bloom of beauty. This lovely look is attainable with daily use of Dorothy Gray Satura Moisture Cream. Satura Moisture Cream is one of the most
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      THE NEW NECCHI IS HERE!
      309 8 PORTABLE, FAST AND SO LOVELY TO LOOK AT i [Old ynv breath! Ex c i t ia g luw s .';< from Italy. The brand new Necchi <s 'Mirella' has arrived! fcThe 'Mirella' Is m > ordin I (try iiuu'h ine just glanci at the
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      141 9 WANITY the house of exquisite ladies gowns, hots, bridal headdresses and accessories was establ;shed in 1934 by Mrs. S Ezekiel, who first started her business at the Capi-' tol Building. Soon 'Vanity' became one of the most known gown shops in Singapore. After the Liberation, 'Vanity' moved to Mavnard
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        80 9 the most versatile the most automatic sewing machine there is! v^l V B^IB VB^P supernova The Necchi Supernova does what no other machine can do! You just choose your pattern, push the switch and sit back and watch the Necchi sew and embroider for you, It does your basic straight
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      439 10 With modern beauty aids you can be glamourous during pregnancy IN Grandmother's time, it \^< s (vnshh liable to languish, pale and wan while awail in« 4 the stork. However. Hie woman who den j so today is doin^ herself an Injustice, With all the modern Max
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        119 10 X'^'m nil H01V a moisture-proof ladies DRESS watch the ROLEX OrM >l In the new Orchid, Kolex hair created an extremely heauliful ladies m^BlS^^m l^ ffy\ '^^JJS^^ fashion DRESS v^alch, to he Htirn and admired not only on special occasions i Wl\ *W& It hut every occasion. The Kolex Orcliid
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        140 11 For glamorous vivid beauty be cannot resist COTY CREAM POWDER iii .1 f r... m I,, in 1 you 11 loot Coty'i oihtt How you'll «et thoae male hearU a flutter J tor a oon a pufl on C<>ty Cream Powdei \'"ill diacovei you re Deauiyi fiw See how it
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      186 12 Paris jumps ahead with tk cocoon' line— and London provides a new twist tm FHE STEP ahead of the sack the cocoon, The dress that every other smart woman in London and Paris is wearing. The dress that the other smart women are talking
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      Gleaming silver tea service
      36 12 ELEGANCE In modern silverware is expressed in this gleaming tea service Paramount. It Is one of many styles in traditional or contemporary mom be seen at the Silvercraft Shop, 29A-31 Penan* Road.
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