The Singapore Free Press, 17 June 1958

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    17 1 The Singapore FREE PRESS Malaya's Own Family Paper tjjljj Singapore, Tuesday, June 17, 1958. Price 15 Cts.
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    S'PORE POLICE SWOOP OES ON
    193 1 DAroRE police refain silent on the »sh round-up of [egeti subversives ich started yestery. The new police nation is believed be in full swing. not yet known how iy people have so far i detained within the 24 hours the figure I sever, at lunch
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    Lock icon Rebels plan 'holy war' says Jakarta
    82 1 REBELS in the Central Celebes are arming youths to fight a "holy war" against the Government invasion troops, an army com. munique said in Jakarta last night. The youths are being encouraged to use scorched earth tactics, it said. The communique reported that 69
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    Soviet to West: Do you really want a summit?
    159 1 Soviet to West: Do you really want a summit? OUSSIA has asked the Western powers in a let- ter published in Moscow whether they really want to hold a summit conference, the Soviet News Agency Tass reported. The letter, by Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, Soviet Prime Minister, to Britain, the United
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    Lock icon OW MASSU IS TO RULE ALGIERS
    146 1 /GENERAL Jacques Mas.su Vf will take over the civil administration of Algiers today, an army announcement said last night. It said the general, at present military commander of Algiers and its neighbourhood, would take over the duties normally carried out by the Prefect of
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    Lock icon ac flying to e de Gaulle
    44 1 uroi.n MACMIL--23 the British Prime J Wto meet Gene--1 janw do Gaulle, it *"ftOUllced in Paris vn I,| OV(1 lhe For- rH;iry, will accom- «W. Macmillan, it Un lh j| from No. 10 r »*Wel last nisht. Reuter
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    Lock icon EX-PREMIER NAGY IS EXECUTED BY REDS
    232 1 EX-PREMIER NAGY IS EXECUTED BY REDS Secret trial, then death for 4 uprising men j^R. IMRE NAGY, 63, Prime Minister of Hungary during the 1956 uprising, has been executed with three associates after a secret trial, it was announced in Moscow today. Those who died with him were General Pal
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    U.K. doctor flying out to Sultan
    121 1 J^ LAMBETH, (London) doctor is to leave his surgery and 5,000 working class patients on Thursday to fly to North Borneo to treat the Sultan of Brunei. Dr. Joseph Brand met the Sultan in London last October and they became firm friends. Early this
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    Lock icon Greeks and Turks to share rule?
    130 1 THE NEW PLAN FOR CYPRUS BRITAIN'S new plan for Cyprus envisages an eight-man "cabinet" in which Greeks and Turks will share the rule of the island with the British Governor, informed sources said in London last night The Governor's "cabinet" would include one Greek
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    RUBBER PRICE
    31 1 July nrst grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened In Singapore this morning at 74 corns a lb., up one eighth of a rent on yesterday! efose The tone was quiet
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    Lock icon U.S. veto threat
    35 1 Mr. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, said yesterday he would use the veto power If necessary to block seating of communist China in the United Nations.— U.P.I.
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    Lock icon MALAYA URGES PRICE FIXING
    364 2 Stabilise and kee at fair level |>l BBIK and tin producing Malaya iV world price stabilisation o! primal or raw materials at yesterday's mJi 1 m 79 -nation .conference of the Inter^S v Organisation in CJeneva. al l^ Mr. Ong Yoke Lin. Malayan \i,n Krpr labour
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    Lock icon Lay 8 hours in dungeon to test theory off King's death
    217 2 Lay 8 hours in dungeon to test theory off King's death amateur historian 5 A Kenneth Card in- ser spent his day Off E chained in a dungeon in an attempt to SOlVt E E: the 558-year oW wy- r E vVn/ 0/ c; c E Kuuj Richard II Of
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    Lock icon Sow war film-then shot himself
    55 2 WORLD War Two SerT? geant-Major Alb c r t Horace Arnold, 51, a veteran of the Dunkirk beaches in 1940, shot lnmseif after seeing the film ■•Dunkirk." it wa> stated at an inquest at Shoreham, Sussex, yesterday. Verdict: He killed himself while the balance of
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    Lock icon U.S. to build $150 mil. manned space craft
    155 2 Jin: UNITED STATES \IK FORCE announced yesterday that it had given out contracts for tlie development of a manned space craft that will be launched like a rocket, orbit like a satellite and return for a conventional aircraft landing. The contractors for
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    Lock icon The doctors are nuts asserts Eisenhower
    107 2 The doctors are nuts asserts Eisenhower PRESIDENT BISEN- I HOWER said yes— terday his doctors wanted him to avoid the high altitude in C oiOi\icio because oi i". > I heart attack then in 1955. "But I think they're nuts, 1 hi told a group :of boj scouts iron: 1
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    Lock icon RED 'AVALANCHE' IF US RECOGNISED PEKING, SAYS CHENNAULT
    196 2 RED 'AVALANCHE' IF US RECOGNISED PEKING, SAYS CHENNAULT If A J O R GENERAL I Claire Chennault predicted in testimony made public iii Washington yesterday that the Communists would take over the Far East like an "avalanche" it the United States recognised Red China. Gen. Cl aulT. commander of the
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    Key posts for Ong, Thaver
    65 2 MR. ONG YOKE LIN has bet n unanimouslj i d chairman of the important committee on conditions oi i mployraent of plantation workers of the Int< rnationa Labour Conf< n nee. One of the three vicechairmen of the committee is Mr. X.v. Thavc r, Malayan
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    Lock icon Freemason sues freemason for slander—loses
    291 3 Freemason sues freemason for slander loses re slander action between leemasonfl ended in London tj with Judgment and costs d to the defendant, Louis Robinson, 55, a preteacher of ritual at a nic lodge a! instruction set up icus Lodge and the Ledge of i uinship lost his suit against
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    Lock icon Wife in dam tragedy: Husband convicted
    138 3 Wife in dam tragedy: Husband convicted i GLOBE (Arizona) jury A relay found Wilmer Evans guilty of degree murder in fatal rar plunge of > wife, Frances, 34, over I last November, and mmended life in prison. iry deliberated 43 i before reaching a n Evi Lee against Evans was
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    Farewell party to envoy's wife
    39 3 Farewell party to envoy's wife Kamala ciub win giv* 1 tea party to Mrs. akumari Nalr, wife of plan Commissioner in Mr. V. M. M. NalT :if 'ay at 4 p.m. Mr. Nair are due to Binjggore next Wtek
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    THREE GET 'GOOD SERVICE' AWARDS
    49 3 General Sir Francis 5 Testing. C. in -C. E FARELF, congratulates Mrs. Mabel Kar, one of three employees at G.H.Q.. to whom lie E presented "Good Ser- vices Certificates" yes- terday. Mr. Lim noon E Seng, right also receivS ed a Certificate." nilllllllllllllllllllHilll MIHIIII
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    Lock icon IKE'S AIDE TO FACE CONGRESS PROBE TODAY
    200 3 IKE'S AIDE TO FACE CONGRESS PROBE TODAY UK. Sherman Adams, Presid< rxt k 1 nhower's chief assistant, announced m Washington yesterday that he would appear before a Congressional inquiry today to answer questions about his association with millionaire industrialist Mr. Bernard Goldfine At the same time, a White House .spokesman
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    Lock icon Trawler nets submarine but it got away
    90 3 Trawler nets submarine but it got away THE trawler St. Clair caught a Royal Navy .submarine in its net:s yesterday. It was the biggest catch in fishing history but it got away. The submarino remained unidentified while the Admiralty investigated the Incident. First reports said that the sub picked up
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    Lock icon U.K. may let Cambodian girl stay
    112 3 THE British Home Office said yesterday that Miss Eng Seng, a 22-year Old Cambodian girl who made a dramatic "Let mv stay" appeal to the Home Secretary. Mr. R. A. Butler on Sunday night, would probably be allowed to re- main In Britain. The
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      134 3 uxunous Lively Appealing Attractive I easing empting Enchanting Extraordinary X' V 7 Otlf £k. rit'n C< Above are only a few of the many play t v hl BRASSIERS GIRDLES < S fflf V Jv A. c JL 1 w^ I fip H i^B 52, Aor/// 7ir/J^c Road (near High
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    The Singapore Free Press Tuesday, June 17, 1958. Opinion Rewarding policy
    199 4 The Singapore Free Press Tuesday, June 17, 1958. Opinion Rewarding policy |r THE increase in the number of Singaporeans who are sitting- for professional and academic examinations this year is yet further proof that education is one of the Government's best investments. Not so very long ago these aspirants were
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    Lock icon WAITERS GO TO SCHOOL
    784 4 It's all part of the big drive to put Singapore on tourist map 4 x Htot< Training School has be< n started In Singapore, It is the first in the Far -East and its aim is to put the Colony's note] i rvices on a \v-.--w
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    BY THE WAY
    135 4 FFGFG dfdf T OOKING forward to the U time when helicopters will land and take off almost anywhere, thus contributing their share to the delights of the humbler traffic in the streets, a jovial spokesman forgot the problem of finding heliports at a time when more and
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      7 4 Drink I A real fruit Juico CiiANGt-ML'E
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      49 4 ICE 'GOLOiN I LEE dew I PINEAPPLE JUICE I is health giving L I and delicious! 1 I Prepared from /< I Malaya's finest I nuih, ;t is fresh t I 8 absolutely pure I A^' vJf'i I Obtainable at all Singapore Cold Storage Shop Authorised Dealers throughout Mai .^____m^—
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    'Gangs could control hawkers' warning
    346 5 tiik fear that gangsters and secret societies nii^i.t take over the direction and control of hawkers in Singapore it tlicity council did not perform its duty, has been expressed by the council's health coin mittee. The committee also felt that the gangsters might market" street
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    150 CO-OP DELEGATES AT TALKS
    170 5 150 CO-OP DELEGATES AT TALKS ABOUT 150 delegates Iron the Federation ana Singapore will attend I 21st All-Malaya Co-ope-rative Conference at the Cultural Centre in Canning Rise on Saturday. It is to be opened by the Governor, Sir William Goode, at 2.30 p.m. Delegates attending thi three-day conference represent all
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    CIVICS COURSE FOR GIRLS AND ISLAND WOMEN
    83 5 CIVICS COURSE FOR GIRLS AND ISLAND WOMEN have i)' en on mi d by the Department of Information Servic* i >' r this week. The first will I ducted today in which Malay village I n. Q I Serai will part. Mr S. P( advii i r to the lovi
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    UNION'S WAGE DEMAND FOR STRIKERS
    79 5 UNION'S WAGE DEMAND FOR STRIKERS G( i rai Union has 1 fresb demands nd conditions on behalf of es of the BinGli Manuii Co.. who are r thP I settle four I redu workers. nen oi a br claim tnd that all 3 should be given of 80 <• t
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    Complaints dept. row is likely
    70 5 Complaints dept. row is likely a I ;d COtl I bureau Is certain op 10 morrow's i °.f llu Sin ore CII ■it.' i.'ianc pun osc »mm bj I 8 l V three that n [ll 2 Cl i, tment be ••'••.itra to I InquirIpsand :on ■I I I I'
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    Lock icon Badr meets Nasser
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    Socialists reject Catholic offer
    13 5 Ml t P holic t to rc- Li c
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    Lock icon De Gaulle may recognise China
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    CLUB'S LOTTERY WINNERS
    24 5 iv ***** 11 it the wei ***** I f pt M 16 183 I I third prizf IW 10 and 10
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      322 6 ♦%VAVtAVrtW.'.V.V...'.V.V.%W.V.'.".V. I .V.V.V.V.V.V.V. V.V.V.V.V.-. V.V.W.-.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.* JKFF li ViVKl': b> Sydney Jordan I^/s^ppf 4/?A>vc^ o/r r^£ m/^/«l> viSitou fw» HWi twink V^ vdu stay wan mi cmbwgencv AY4 l f^^**^^ l fl I /VW/W OVEK WOOMt^'A t"F rtofl*'^ a:J "^Sn I JUCH3JKIG > k'OM IME T ACTION t*TATlO*«<6 \GiV&*i. A"YD SizAGCH
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      487 6 e have the force of char n I makes you a leader amoi thal I I the talent for writing forcefV Uas I I The sciences, philosophy anri I ligion are all areas m which v^ I happiest, although your oAm* IM I make* it impossible fur yn u I
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      166 7 U. K. closing prices I'l i\ luus I u(! jy I la:u 21% bU Hera lnl] 2] buyej ilh buyers l'l? sellers No. 1 HBs 22 buyers 29 H bi i 22% sellers a tilers I i i;>^ Settlement I i- ii'i> 22 buyers i 23^ sellers 22 I Xi
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      New York prices
      98 7 NEW YORK, June 16. Previous Today n.N Straits Spot 94.62 nom. 94.50 noni. tin futures Jts Contract July 94. 00 buyers 93.75 buyers 94. 62 sellers 94.25 sellers s <*Pt 93.75 buyers 93.25 buyers 94.50 seller 94.00 sellers rONI Quiet. SALES: Nil. R| BBER: Future* July 2G.14
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      28 7 NEW YORK. June 16. Previous Today idustrials 474.77 476.56 ailroads 119.21 119.57 imicstic Bonds 90.89 91.01 tilities 78.70 78.95 ►cks Composite Averages 164.15 L 64.72
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      U.S. PEPPER
      47 7 I and awaiting re- i Sarawak unquoted. Muntok white a floats 2f>',. June spot and awaiting relea.se 39, 25. Lampong spot afloats 38Vfr to 37Vi, and June waiting release 25^, shipment 37. sellers ex-dock. June shipment 25. > "rc prices Quoted in U.S. cents per Ib.
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      89 7 IM Philippines cJ.f. D.K./ European ports delivered -lit per lonj; ton Juno July RA, Straits c.i.f. U.K. North I'tiM ports delivered -In per long ton Juno July ONUT OIL crude Straits European ports in bulk long ton Juno ONUT OIL crude Ceylon 1 European ports in
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    OVERSEAS INTERESTED IN S'PORE TRADE FAIR PLAN
    173 7 Several, neighbouring countries have already shown interest in the international trade lair to be held early next year to celebrate the granting of self-government to uk. 1 Colony. The organisers, who are leading members ol the Chinese Chamber of Commerce are expected to
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    Lifeguards' offer to picnickers
    128 7 Lifeguards offer to picnickers THE Singapore Lifeguard Corps yesterday offered to escort picnic parties free of charge when they wen* to any local beach. The president of the Corps Mr. Wong Yip Lung, said: '"Picnickers run i great risk in not being accompanied by lifeguards Three or four of us
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    INQUIRY BY GOVT. URGED BY UMNO
    255 7 INQUIRY BY GOVT. URGED BY UMNO THE Singapore Government has been urged to set up an Independent I commission to investigate alleged delays in Imple- l menting a Malay educa i tion plan submitted three; years ago. This was recommended oy j the City branch ol Singapore UMNO at a
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    Red Devils pay 'farewell' fine
    76 7 Red Devils pay 'farewell' fine A London magistrate yesterday lined l^lit paratroopers due to lly to Cyprus at midnight Last night .^2 each for being drunk and disorderly. "You are on the way to Cyprus to assert law and order" the magistrate, Mr. Paul Bennett, V.C., told them, when he
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    DANES DISCUSS FISHING RIGHTS
    32 7 Talks began in Copenhagen yesterday between Faroese and Danish leaders on the Faroese parliamen. decision to extend the i.sland's territorial fishing rights from three to 1 1 miles.
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    Fire Kampong gets top priority for elecrticity
    168 7 Fire Kampong gets top priority for elecrticity LfOUSEHOLDERS In Kampong Koo Chye will 11 !m» among the flrsi to «h electricity supply under Hie Singapore City Council's Bye-year plan to electrify the whole island. The plan which lias been drawn up by the City Electrical Engineer, Mr. Z. K. Fiuczek,
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    51 7 pu'limv ICIIIIIIIIIMIII More than 1.000 p«-»- E pie attended the fun E I air Of the American E School in Itoehaile E Drive, Singapore, ovei E the weekend. Here, E Ralph Calhoun, a Wuii E Cub. in trying his skill E witli a |un ai one >>f th« stalls.- Free
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      131 7 HIGH TIDESIj ODAYj 11.30 a.m. "u\ 10.37 p.m. "MORROW: 12.10 Pm. and 11.15 p.m. HTRSDAY: 12.49 p.m. and 11.55 p.m. RIDAYj 1.28 p.m. SATURDAY: 0 .37 am. and 1.08 p.m. 1 NDAYs 1 20 am antl 2.48 p.m. lONDAY: 2.08 a.m. and 3.31 p.m. 1""■■ Today's radio programme Mtttl With
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    Noses to the ground
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    U.N. TRACKER DOGS PIN-POINT THOSE MINES
    215 8 pOUR big Swedish dogs Sapp. Sipp, Bill and Nolla specially trained for detecting mines have now joined the Swedish battalion in UNEF to help prevent mine accidents in the Gazu Strip, where scattered unlocated old mines still remain. These German shep Herd type dogs
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    THE ADMIRAL GETS ROSES
    254 8 VECE-ADMIRAL GUY saver, who commands the Reserve Flee! from the 14,500-ton battleship Vanguard ,a Portsmouth, has sent this signal to the little depot biiip Diligence ai Southampton; "Your game, set, and match." Phe game was an unofficial contest between ship and 1 shore to test each
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    BIRDS
    13 8 moved I BAN 4 lAn I He i Ve l o H
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    Clearing
    114 8 Swei :^1 cate tnat' the M-- <■ .n.E.F, Commander :M eight) from the ruki'M Each d q M l»wi y. Below, M names, of the I *o pror< > .i^ n H prcrczii mine ucci-M dents in >-cas ichvM scattered mines still re-l Wain hide ground with 3 fcrepow
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  • THE PAPER WITHIN A PAPER Eve
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      10 1 THE PAPER WITHIN A PAPER Eve Tuesdny. |une 17, 1958
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      'The seven fairies ...
      3 1 'The seven fairies
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      Lock icon New interest in porcelain
      158 1 I J NING to the interior decora f scene is the vogue for blanc porcelain, so elegant in its "Iptural quality. ■>nufactured in old China since "d Century, it has never lost w 'th those who appreciate its t beauty, its affinity with ol f hcr
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      BIG CHANCE FOR OUR WOMEN
      596 1 BIG CHANCE FOR OUR WOMEN IN tvvu daw there will be ;t miss meeting of Singapore's women folk to <i^t uss a great Colony shame poi\ gamy and the ben fits ot monogamy Sponsored by the Bingapore Council vi Women, it will take place at the Happy World Stadium With
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        74 1 Long-lasting shine t<> floors and furniture it-, quick- j^ drying and easy t" ;>i>ph'- water reB*ST** Kwik Wax has a protective *Ap finishthat'santi-slipand water Ir> %tmm resistant and it contains .1 If lam m MM sri strong insect repellent. jn |m Obtainable in Neutral ami WW q0P <>. I Mahogany,
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      SOYA SAUCE DEFIES THE CHEMISTS
      343 2 SOYA SAUCE DEFIES THE CHEMISTS OINGAPGREANS use thousands oi gallons of soya -bean sauce a year. The black and saltish liquid so familiar to the housewife in her daily meal-time preparations, is one of the foodstuffs of the East whose origin dates back to 1.000 8.C., for it was popular
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      Feminascope
      623 2 lIAXDV to have at the races is one of the sen--11 lationa] new Moller photo-binoculars called the Camßinox, binoculars of high performance combined with a precision miniature camera. You simply locus the lenses which bring distance near in minutest detail then snap the shutter of the camera. The Camßinox
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      It's a good disguise
      94 2 SINGAPORE designer <► Mrs Adelaide Dun- 3! can has created this adorable and extremely flattering (and dis- guising) afternoon frock for expectant mothers 1 and others. J With its twin side- f apron effect, tliis charm- 1 ing frock may be worn before and after the
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      GOURMET CLUB
      181 2 NICE to have around over the week-end when troop* of friends or relatives call are Continental rannoli delicious hollow cylinders of iried pastry dough which are stufled with sweet fillings and served M teatime treats. Jhe dough is paper-thin and then moulded around a stick, the edges of
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        81 2 __^__i. T| *Tibtisehold ib y^ Sc les .»fi A most useful addition 4 \\^£o to the kitchen which will l,\ S^jS prevent you from spoiling f^~ -^^x!^ \^>^w^* that recipe. Exoct weight x»-^^>!^2S^p^^^\ of ingredients counts, you a^^. MARDEN COMPANY 78 ORCHARD ROAD SINGAPORE. Tel: *****, ***** M.. .i MDN
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      Cocktail time in lace and slipper satin
      125 3 Cocktail time in lace and slipper satin AN ORIGINAL VIENNESE COCKTAIL GOWN BY VIKTOR MASCHEK PORTRAYED BY THE LOVELY MODEL HERE OWES ITS DISTINC TION TO THE CLEVER HANDLING OF THE FINE CHANTILLY LACE OVER A STIFFENED SKIRT OF SLIPPER SATIN. THE PATTERN OF THE LACE IS ATTRACTIVELY DRAMATISED WITH
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      HE NEWEST. SNAPPIEST OST PRACTICAL PAGE ESIGNED FOR WOMEN
      357 3 HE NEWEST. SNAPPIEST OST PRACTICAL PAGE ESIGNED FOR WOMEN vacuum ilasks pulai Biles and ted colour*— p and base, <y with grey feature: onepourlng igh-tmpact sty- i half-turn gets it cannot get r special sure, igated steel no metal to 1. ds. NDY CUP itemporary dei, bold and brilornament these
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      WHERE TO BUY...
      242 3 WHERE TO BUY... CWIMSI'ITS »y duCros oi England and Viennese frocks, John Little's. Raffles PI.; Horrockscs cotton textiles, better stores and yardgoods shops; re- productions of Chinese antique furniture, Chinese carpets and screens, gifts and blanc-dc-Chine porcelains. C. K. Tang, 241 River Valley Rd.; maternity Clothes and designed original frocks,
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        34 3 CHARLES of the RITZ BEAUTY PREPARATIONS SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY I ii)wt> mi Country Orchard Road— Open until 6p.ni, I Jeunesse et Beaute 4 A *> t Tuition French Beauty Culture Ring Louise Klerk Tel: *****
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      CONTINENTAL STYLE
      76 4 Ro&4 strewn i»ilh eriania i> tins moulded formal noun in a Bd bj atti at in < mannequin. The Boftlydraped textile el while with ll.mie-n'd blo^oniN i.-> fashioned of bias folds from the one -sided should (i line to the hem and is »ur of the recent Continental
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      Cottage crafts
      82 4 Cottage crafts FISHERMEN ol Pa Ir Panjang have repealed a fine skill In miniature boat-mak-ing. One shop has a grouping of these, including sailing catamarans and yachts. The hulls ol all have been beautifully carved from Old deal boxes. They sel] for $10 to $15 and FROM neighbouring Kuching have
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      HANDICRAFTS STEAL THE SPOTLIGHT
      342 4 HANDICRAFTS STEAL THE SPOTLIGHT rpHE animal kingdom in Indonesia's islands has Inspired one notable artist to create a length of batik seen In one shop which is Quite the handsomest made in months. With a deep purple background, the waxed-and-dyed textile (sufficient for one frock or swing skirt) boasts rows
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      'BLOUSON' LOOK
      91 4 'BLOUSON' LOOK An up-to-the-minute cotton frock with a deeply-rounded neckline, the high-waisted "blouson* 1 look and a loose straight skirt is fashioned of rockses' satin cotton from the lew Summer IMSB line. The conrasting trimming of this lovel> ■ostume ties in a flirtatious how Which falls in two stream The
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      295 9 SO 'BANG' GOES EIR PEACE END QUIET 0 bai 'Very not amuse ily, or some 1 I, rera, who say I i ,vake and cry,vr sitting m Eoui -year- i 7 old .son Jan, said: "It's just like living on a battlefield." From the distance hang she pretended not to
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      84 9 and tails b) inesti at ll(ll cockney the year rewneii 1 8- year -old ."Older and 20--r "rixton. were married at Lambeth K« tistei Office, London, After Pit ceremony the young couple drove to the reception in a "Wedding Carriage/ a cart normally used for "raj
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      164 9 Brigitte takes punishment and Jayne takes aim E Lovely French film star E Brigitte Bardot gets a real slap in the face from E Spanish star Antonio Vilar during- a scene of E the film 'The Woman E and the Jumping Jack" E Result: Brigitte ffot a dislocated jaw, and
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      408 10 KISHI'S NEW GOVT. WON'T LAST LONG SAYS OPPOSITION I^HE Japanese opposition Sociali I r. has Issued a tatem tpn di tini thai the new Kishi Cabinet would not last very long i,, arty's statement, seconded bj the left wing council ol Ja panes* rrade Union (SOHYO) said Mr Nobusuke Kisli
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      88 10 Originated S-E A plan MR, Nobusuke Kishi, who w.is the Win- Ister of Commerce under General Tojo during the Pacific War and had been previous- k connected with japan's Interests In Manchuria, was at on» time imprisoned b> the occupation authorities as a Nuspccted war criI minal. After his return
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      152 10 mHE Uniti d States Is to 1 ship 700,000 tons ol food grains to India In addition to the large supplies already pouring into the c untry. it was authoritatively stated in n<av Delhi. Shipment.- will bi gin In July o) 500,000 tons oi
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      Young: Asia getting bored with old aims'
      509 10 Young: Asia getting bored with old aims' Lieutenant 0.11. Jaffery of tlif Pakistani Army (extreme ti.uiit) accompanying the four- man British t-xpodilion whith has jiis( set oil" from Lahore to scale i\w :::.s;>o ft. Minapin Peak Tilr J>:l! r are -from! "VOTING Asia is begin- ning to be bored by
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      215 10 Japan's machine trade lost to W. Europe? A ustria and West Ger- many arc likely to replace Japan in mainland China's machinery market, an authoritative Japanese source said in Hong Kong. He said this trend was thp result of the recent trade rupture between Japan and China following i the
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      46 10 Touring Governor Robert B. Mayner of New Jersey said in Tafpeh the United States was maintaining the ***** recognition policy towards Communist China at p rp pnt. Rut he declined to comment on future deve lopmenu in the matter Renter
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      112 11 Republic of China's ambassador to the kjted States has warned that Indonesia was latest danger point among neutralist Asian P riolllngtcw K. Tong told 1,669 graduates 1: University In Philadelphia that, when mnist success was achieved in Indonesia, a wa s likely to
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      55 11 HA ts planning to cxm<l Its civil defence iramme to encompass entire adult populaand provide special niiu i»>r youth, the how newspaper Soviet riot has disclosed. d the next two years I defence units will be hlished in every facI collective farm, |01, university and •r
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      140 11 TEACHERS' PETS ARE NOW IN TROUBLE 1N the last two months 12,000 professors and lecturers have undergone volunI tary ideological reform m Peking's 34 unlver- sitlefi and colleges, according to a Peking Radio broadcast. In teaching and re- search section^ seven million wallpapers 'public noticeboard criticisms) have been i posted.
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      36 11 Mr. Aneurin Bevan, British Labour Party treasurer, told the Socialist International in Brussels that the United Nations Organisation should be the channel for all national investments In the wnrlnv imdpr-d^velonpd countries. Reuter
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      22 11 Visiting Prince Prem Purachatra of Siam conferred in Moscow with the Soviet Minister of Culture. Mr Nikolfli Milrhnilnv Reuter
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      165 11 May fire on U.N. aircraft hint by N. Korea army rr\UE North Korean ComL munlsts have issued a veiled warning that they will lire on United Nations helicopters Hying in the Korean demilitarised zone. The warning came at a meeting at Panmunjom, of the secretariat of the joint United Nations
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      104 11 A plan to beat Red trade offensive rVQ counteract the com--1 muiiist trade offensive, Sir Wilfred Kent Hughes, Australian parliamentarian, has proposed the formation of an Asian Economic Development League. The League would enhance the economic security of its member states, promote their prosperity and improve their living standards, he
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      453 12 A LITTLE CARE WILL SAVE EXPENSE Sins DAISY CHEE PHOTOGRAPHY has always been my main interesl bul I onh took ii up seriously about ten months ago when I became v membei of the Photographic Society ai Singapore. Through the kind guidance of the senior i ZlTirrr" ,7 n, and
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      174 12 m OUR sltdi a are tak< to be shown ;ii!s ti ely. Snaps hots, for the J I pai I, An- m.ulf h- I I .'.t i \> i\isl.i i t I* I V r! r [|(J t Identify ins siBn ox w
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      859 13 the Do-IT Yourself Club IOOM A houses and some not so old have oik* room that is er than the rest. IVrhup* it is overshadowed by trees or lan adjacent building. Perhaps the window is too small or is From a special correspondent |j mated. the cause, (i is depress-
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      435 14  -  ARCHIE QUICK ri ()iU)()\ Pirie and Derek Ibbotson are both Yorkshiremen :||h great athletes, There the likeness ends. i By Ihe "lit Is curt and uncommunical tve; i he other mmal and (■■.>- opera! ive. They got togi ther, however, and discussed their respective
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      210 14 ITALIAN BANNED FROM I WIMBLEDON ifUISEPPE MERLO. one ol jVI Italy's top players, has i been banned from playing in next week's Wimbledon championships by the Italian Lawn Tennis Federa- tion. Merio has also been withdrawn from the London i championships, which began !at Queen's Club yesterday. He has been
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      128 14 HEAVYWEIGHT champion Floyd Patterson will defend his world title against Roy Harris of Cut and Shoot, Texas, in Los Angeles on Aug. 4. pending approval of the California Boxing Commission, Harris' manager said yesterday. Harris' manager, Lou Viscusi, said the bout had been agreed to by all
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      284 14 THE New Zealanders must have been considerably i heartened yesterday at Hove. Sussex in their final game 0 before the second Test match at Lords on Thurst day. The form of their leading batsman was inspiring. John Reid, the New Zealand captain, hit the fastest
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      68 14 PIRIE BEATS HUNGARIAN =HIIIIIIIII lIIIIIIIIII£ There was a fighting E finish in the Two Miles International Unvita- tion Event) at the E E White City when Gor- E E don Pirie beat M. Szabo E (Hungary) in the close tussle, with Derek Ib- s botson. third. Pirie's z time was
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      PROMOTION SYSTEM PROPOSE FOR COUNTY CRICKET
      342 14 PROMOTION SYSTEM PROPOSE FOR COUNTY CRICKET By A Special Correspondent WITH the laudable idea of reviving the flagging interest in county cricket someone suggested to me at Lord's that the M.C.C. borrow the promotion system from the Football League. He even went so far as to propose a Cup competition.
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      25 14 The Singapore Christian Brothers' Junior Schools Sports Committee, will hold their third annual junior School's Athletic Championship tomorrow, at St. Joseph's Institute Field.
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        236 14 CLUES ACROSS 3 Save.s when the ship leaves I A sailor vuth no money (3) -meets a sailor with a shil- Fibre in the form of twistling (7). Ed sails (5). i Take a letter from the A La^d in his inexperlencwireles.s operator (.5). Ed years? (5, 4). Does Mr.
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      512 15 jl opening *h<>t l la< been lirod in the lumt to find v why Malaya lost lh« Thomas \ml the targei is the players, i who ftred the s) i ()i i> Mr. Heah Joo president oi Ui" Badminton Association ,a. At last night's oi&cia] dinner
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      219 15 COOPER WAS SO NEAR DEFEAT a :!1 KY Cooper, Aust\ tralian favourite C Wimbledon next Vi came within two j' defeat in his ig match Ln the I )n lawn tennis j mpions h i p at C ,\s CM ub vest or John Cranston, i ild Californian ieit- <
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      50 15 ritHREE British c I. England, Wales Northi r Ireland face hree from Eastern Eui tonighi to dei Id who West Oh rmany Uk* liolders), Franci Brazil Jugoslavia, and Swedi n In Ihe lasi eigni ol the 195 a W I I Cup loot ball compriiiifMi
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      132 15 IKjTgay < >F PLAY BCORES i i EUI) A V S < RICKET MAT- RE; Lords: M.i sex 244 i; 1 1 QIOUC6S" 1 Milton 107) Blackheath: Hotting L4B and ..3 tor '^'i«t 4:5h Cowdrey Phelx v 1 12. j pret--2). Nl Sheffield: Vork.hiro 11 252 foi lour
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      62 15 picture. The thrills of horse trotting came to Wooiwicn stadium, London, as It<« PrescotjJ (left), chairman of the National Trotting Association, and Dougle Bishop tried out the course in preparation for tin- Whit Monday rates which opened the 1958 season. Horse trotting meetings are to
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      383 15 iIM Laker, the Surrey and England off-spinner, injured a ftnger oi his bowling hand, while batting for his county against Yorkshire ai slier field yesterday. He did not field afterEl ls ii"i yd known ii he v, ill be able to play In the
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      293 16 sailing to join 6th Fleet in the Med. T*HE UNITED STATES NAVY announced in Washington yesterday that a battalion of 1,700 Marines would sail about June 25 as normal replacements for one of the two battalions now with the Sixth Fleet in tV Mediterranean. The announcement
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      30 16 The Egyptian Govern-ment-sponsored Middle East News Agency said yesterday that Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld, United Nations Secre-tary-General, might visit Cairo after his visit to Beirut this week.- Reuter
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      67 16 Lady Goodc, wife of Sir William Cioode. the Governor of Singapore yesterday presented cheques totalling $75,385 to representatives of 11 charitable institutions at a reception held at Government IftMise. The money was collected from charity functions promoted by the Shaw Brothers-sponsored ♦International Charity Committee." Mrs. Gladys Nicol (above) receives a
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      161 16 A-PLANT ALARM CLOCK GIVES WARNING OF RADIATION LEAK AN alarm sounded in a nuclear energy plant at Oak Ridge, Tennessee, yesterday and the Atomic Energy Commission ordered a few of the buildings evacuated as a "precautionary measure," the A.E.C. announced. A spokesman said the alarm, a safety device, indicated that
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      255 16 MR. lain Macleod. Minister of Labour, announced yesterday that he had decided to set up a committee of investigation into the unofficial strike of London's Smithfield market meat lorry drivers. He said he hoped there would be an immediate resumption of normal
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      22 16 Ex-Queen Soraya of Persia arrived at Southampton from New York late last night aboard the liner Queen Elizabeth.- Reuter
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      189 16 BETWEEN 1946 «nd 195 d the number of suicides and attempted suicides among British boys aged 17 to 20 increased by 150 per cent., according to a report published in London yesterday by the Christian Economic and Social Research Foundation "The increasing propensity for
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