The Singapore Free Press, 27 September 1958

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    17 1 The Singappre Free Press .Malaya's Own Family Paper No.***** Singapore, Saturday. SfptrmU r 1938. I'rice 13 CU.
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    Lock icon Typhoon lashes Japan: 85 die
    213 1 Typhoon lashes Japan: 85 die npHE worst typhoon in I 2 I years lavhed rokyo with gust^ that reached 160 miles an hour early today. I i test casualty reports for the whole country listed 85 known dead. t>7 missing: and 183 injured. Most of the fatalities resulted from landslides,
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    Lock icon A-tests over
    24 1 'tain announced yesterhai ended its current oi nuclear tests at mas Island in the and officially dedanger area" ti-om noon today.— U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Fresh shelling of Quemoy
    53 1 The Communist bombardment of the Quemoy islands built up steadily during last night following the .successful landing of supplies from a convoy. Nationalist source^ said In Taipeh this mornins The Defence Ministry communique said that from midnight until 5 a.m. today 2,974 shells rained down on
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    Lock icon UNREST CONTINUES IN BEIRUT
    121 1 ands of rightFalangLsts dcln Beirut ycsagalntt the new formed imdor 0! President Che>sans included the (the new Prime ind "down with 1 Kovernment." ""'hod to the of their leader Mi Pierre G wh<> told them to |0 home and leave the problem to him. Meanwhile, in
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    Lock icon ARMY IN CONTROL AS BURMESE PREMIER RESIGNS
    386 1 ARMY IN CONTROL AS BURMESE PREMIER RESIGNS (J Nu handing over to Comm a nd*,-: n .rh;-f •f HE BURMESE PRIME MINBTER. U Nu. yesterday called on (.eneral Ne Win, Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces, to become head of an interim Government on Oct. 28 The general accepted. of, f
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    2 stabbed by thugs
    27 1 TWO Indians were •tabbed In separate secret society attacks in Huvelock Road, Singapore, yesterday. They were treated as outpatients at the General Hospital
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    Lock icon 3 missing newsmen sighted on rock
    120 1 3 missing newsmen sighted on rock TX)UR of six Journalists V missing after an amphibious landing barge overturned yesterday three miles off Quemoy Island are believed to be safe. A report received in Taipeh late last night said three people had been sighted o;i a rock at the eastern end
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    Lock icon New satellite mystery
    61 1 U.S. scientists announced in Washington yesterday nearly four hours after the tiring of a Vanguard satellite rocket that they have been unaDie to confirm that the sphere went into orbit. The announcement safcl "sporadic signals have bo»*n received, but all data available at this time will not
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    Lock icon Cinema panic as terrorists kill Cypriot
    69 1 Cinema panic as terrorists kill Cypriot nPERRORISTS killed a Greek JL Cypriot before a panicstricken open air cinema audience In Nicosia last night a few hours after their unsuccessful attempt to blow up British Commanding Officer, MaJ. Gen. Douglas Kendrew. The audience poured out oi the cinema when gunmen riddhd
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    Lock icon CEYLON LIFTS NEWS BAN
    52 1 1 e In Ceylon M;ij 21 a« part of the emk y mea t/> deal with the crl m(? from is to be today. 01 emnrßrnry will i l; f° r an othrr month ns a pr» tion rPvivai rbancci. An< 'i the vice Ordrr hrlkM-
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      98 1 "85" 8 mm Jm Tins pi gjffvS' ll precision-built to run as perfectly n.s i K (lot v..i<h and nfr^LPlv? amazing "th< *^Jt quality" |>orf()i inance. K^r*i^ii f* u erni (ih jMk 3^~.4iu^^^^^ n</vations that Wr lu.sively EU Amoru; tli*".c art t and m s film track ever dc.ignec fa
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    'RUSSIANS DIDN'T BUY TIN ON LONDON MARKET
    271 2 'RUSSIANS DIDN'T BUY TIN ON LONDON MARKET f ONDON tin merchants E said yesterday they could find no evidence to support New York Press reports that Russia was E buying tin on the Lon- don Metal txihan/je on Thursday. They also refused to accept the New York sug- festion that
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    Lock icon Lloyd is 'a little bit more hopeful' on Formosa crisis
    202 2 MR. SELWYN LLOYD. British at* Foreign Secretary, said in NewYork yesterday that he was a "little bit more hopeful" of a peaceful settlement of the Far East crisis than he had been on arrival ten days before to lead the
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    Lock icon MALAYAN REBUKE TO FRANCE AND S. AFRICA
    159 2 MALAYAN REBUKE TO FRANCE AND S. AFRICA I iSALAiL bin Dato *J Jul Rahman, chief J? N delegate. the General Assembly yesterday that Malaya s Kfeatly disturbed by the failure of some of the greater powers to respond to world opinion as exSUSP 1 tMs rea t assembly of nations"*
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    Lock icon DUTCH HINT ON AID TO NATIONS
    291 2 lVf R J. M. A. H 1 uik Netherlands sueikh e the raeneral-A^mb y terday accused Ind&cS of taking measures dS the last year wlvrh k 5 made it E*SS& h r J his countrymen to live an, work in that country He said
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    Lock icon ALGERIAN REBEL 'HIGH COMMAND' CAPTURED
    108 2 THE Algerian rebel high command" for all Southern France has been Captured, the Ministry of Interior announced In P last night. All its members had been charged with plotting against the security of state, the Ministry said. The announcement was made amid new violence In
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      73 2 NURSING" M^^" A realty smart publication that provides for the recording of many fascinating details of baby s birth, H/fr^^?^^ Progress, christening, first remarks and actions, photoU/f Y) graphs and family tree etc. Mfy(jfr\K Pr*m**d with th« Compliments of NESTLES r^\V^^?^^\ ModifW Powd.r«d Milk for infant feeding iA > lenient
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    Lock icon Sir Henry: C'wealth shares our problems
    305 3 Sir Henry: C' wealth shares our problems Im HENRY LEE, Finance of the Malayan .n. said in Montreal that the availability ital for his country's and social develops a serious problem. was the strength of as the international by which most of trade was financed, i the final session of
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    Lock icon 41/2 YRS. JAIL FOR WHIPPING AFRICANS
    161 3 41/2 YRS. JAIL FOR WHIPPING AFRICANS IN Heidelberg Magistrates Court, near Johannesburg, yesterday a farm foreman, Charles Botha, was sentenced to four and a half years imprisonment and seven strokes of the cane for assaulting African farm labourers with whips. Farmers shocked Botha appeared with another European and nine Africans
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    Lock icon FORECAST MINUTE OF HIS OWN DEATH
    221 3 FORECAST MINUTE OF HIS OWN DEATH GLASGOW surgeon E luis revealed how a E patient dying from cancer of the lung ac- E curately forecast the E da} and hour of his E death. Ihe surgeon, Mr. Arnold Cowan, writes in the British Medical Journal: "On paying E ni\ usual
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    Improve roads call
    30 3 »J Jalan Beuid Jalan Cheng- MacPherson Road ■«pore City Counimprove road* in 200 people live Jalan Chengkek and i^'langkas. v the residents, oon De developed wdtd residential
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    Select committee appointment
    51 3 Mr. J. M. Mason, a nominated Assemblymen, been appointed a member of the select committee of the Singapore Legislative Assembly now scrutinising the Control of Manufacture Bill. The Bill, which seeks to give protection to industries, is expected to come up for debate in the As.^ombly next
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    Lock icon NATO 'Exercise Shipshape' ends
    24 3 Successful completion of "Exercise Shipshape" UM NATO exorcise Involving submarine borne guided missiles was announced at O headrnwrtrr- y< Reuter
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    Lock icon VOTE TOMORROW 'VITAL TO FRANCE'S FUTURE'
    262 3 VOTE TOMORROW 'VITAL TO FRANCE'S FUTURE' GENERAL CHARLES de GAULLE told th- French nation in a televised broadcast last night that tomorrow's vote on the constitutional referendum was vital for the destiny of France. Winding up the referendun campaign for his proposed new constitution, the Prime Minister said: "Frenchmen and
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    Lock icon Bomb-in-plane 'joke' costs air girl $85
    129 3 A 26-year-old airline receptionist was fined £10 <$85 > In London after she told a court she made a bomb-scare phone call "as a joke." Miss Patricia Tomlinson said she telephoned her employers. Eagle Airways. at London Airport on Aug. 29 and said there
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    Lock icon BROKE A ZONE BAN, JAILED
    23 3 EAR] I Wl VN'OLDS v A lx months in he ship i Phoenix t zone in the Reuter
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      252 3 .ar "Didn y t you sec your pocket picked?* JJr- K ■H ■HHH^IHSfIHHBEHIIiIB Sounds fantastic? But when you consider the amount J money you hove lost, in buying clothes where offer a few washes the lapels pucker, the trousers bog, the iocket %mq, your pocket might just as well been
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    tyt&mcpportfrttfvtsit I Opinion
    197 4 tyt&mcpportfrttfvtsit I Opinion Saturday, Sept. 27, 1958. FRANCE and her overseas territories will I vote "Yes" or -No tomorrow to Gen. de Gaulle's new constitution. Choice for the French I people is political stability by investing the President with greater powers and, for the overseas territories, whether to remain in
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    HER PRIVATE VENGEANCE
    1371 4  -  ERIC SEWELL The fantastic story of a woman who risked f 0 rt u and death daily and saved hundreds of lives By FORMER HONG KONG P.O.W. SAYS: WE KNEW HER ONLY BY SIGHT AND BY WHAT SHE DID FOR US. WE WERE NEVER ABLE TO SPEAK
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    BY THE WAY
    98 4  -  Beachcomber Um NO doubt," says a keen observer, "a play on tnr radio loses something of its effect by not being Sonv ycara ago when it was announced that the 8.3.C. would "least the Indian ropetrick, a critic complained that the trick would "lose much of its
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      42 4 SPECIAL BARGAINS CONTINUES (For Two Weeks Only) STRIPE Orion Suiting 60" $6.20 P. yd. STRIPE Oocron/Nylon Suiting 60" $6.90 P. yd. VISIT OUR GENTSTAILORING OEPT. To-doy ond Doily. II A J A .1 TEXTILES LTD., 71. Hifh Str««t, Singapore. T«l«: ***** *****.
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      67 4 mm a p F w— V j J^^^l A^ vl 1^ ENGAGEMiM The Rings you select need not be costly, but they Must above all be Beautiful and of good quality. At S.P.H. you will find the perfection you seek. S.P.H. de SILVA LTD. 45 HIGH ST. AIRPORT SINGAPORE 6
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      U.K. closing prices
      159 5 LONDON, lMi 06.o 6 Previous Tod»» UliHi No 1 RSS e.i.f. luda J porto Oil 23-; buyers 24', buvsr< Nov 212 r ,ler *8£ NOV JJ* bu ,V buyers p ,u,:v,l RSS Spot g;-E Rl-.i R v, 1 RSS Srtlleme.il MBill se ««r S I^' nsNoV 24'i
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      New York prices
      96 5 X Straits Spot N futures rait- 1 ontract Sept Oct DM Very stead j. mill 1; Futures Sept. Not. DM Steady. l K^s Sept. landed price DH 1 futures «B» Contract Dec.- Old. New NEW YORK. Sept. 26 Previous Today 94.75 nom. 94 37 nom 91.50 nom.
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      89 5 DN!\ IM.ilippines c.i.f. T.K./ I uropcao ports delivered I per long ton Sept./Oct. f l'»;\ straili c.l.f. r.K./North European ports delivered 1 per long ton Sept./Oct. ()<() M i OIL crude Stralti ir Euriipw ports in bulk JJJ Ipn ton Sept./Oct. (I(() M i OIL crude
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      27 5 NEW YORK. Sept. 2« Previous Today 525.83 526.83 141.64 141.80 86.77 86.73 80.18 80.23 181.52 181.79 Industrials RuilitudN Domestic Bonds' Itiliti,, Storks omposite Averages
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      US. PEPPER
      49 5 and awaiting refloats 25 >.* to 25'.. 1 hipment 25 H, 25% mpong spot and 'lease 25*4. afloats September shipment Above prices quoted In U.S. cent* per lb. 25 >«. Sarawak unquoted. Muntok white spot and awaiting release 38U, afloats 38 1 and September shipment 37 k sellers,
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    NEW COURSE ON BRITISH DRAMA
    60 5 The Study Group Movement of the Singapore British Council is to start a new course on British Drama next month. The course, to be conducted by Mr. S. R. Smith, British Council Education Officer, will consist of ten lectures on prominent British dramatists, including T.S.
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    Lock icon HUNGARY POLL DATE FIXED
    24 5 The Hungarian Parliament yesterday dissolved itself and set November 16 as the date for joint general and municipal portions.— U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Pearson seeks new Formosa policy
    37 5 Mr. Lester Pearson, leader of Canada's opposition Liberal Party, called yesterday for three-power talks among Britain, the United States and Canada to work out a co-ordinated policv on the Formosa crisis.— Reuter
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    Lock icon TINS FIRM. RUBBERS STEADY
    145 5 U timent affected y interim si m Imperial Che•ustrles with its to difficult traditions in the first •w>B. buyers were to hold oIT in the mark* rtcei it id< 'lowing. opened on a H thesi replaced d.v lasses of about 2s. 6d. following a rise in
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    SMOKERS WILL PHONE HYPNOTIST FOR CURE
    193 5 HYPNOTIST who found that paf.,i le f nts C( 11 2 not aflord th e tram fare to visit him has been granted permission by the Post Office to practise hypnotism by telephone. Sixty-year-old Mr. Henry Blythe, of Torquay, in South-west England believes that
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    HANDS OFF THE PROVIDENT FUND SAY UNIONISTS
    268 5 HANDS OFF THE PROVIDENT FUND SAY UNIONISTS T*HE 6,000-strong Singapore Business Houses Employees Union yesterday supported the Bank Employees Union in its demand that collections of the Central Provident Fund should not be used to found a new social security scheme. The president of the Business Houses Employees Union, Mr.
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    Lock icon U.K. Chancellor in New York
    35 5 Mr. Derick HeathcoatAmory, the British Chancellor of the Exchequer, arrived in New York yesterday from Montreal for informal talks with Mr. Robert Anderson, United States Secretary of the Treasury.- Reuter
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    Lock icon FROM SUNSHINE TO RAIN
    42 5 FROM SUNSHINE TO RAIN picture. After a holiday in the sunshine in Home, Princess Alexandra had to wear a rain hood when she arrived back in London by air with her mother, the Duchess of Kent, and her brother, Prince Michael. Reuter
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    SCHOOL'S FAIR
    32 5 A fun fair will be held at the St. Stephen's School, oft Siglap Road, on Oct. 5 between 10 a.m. and 9 p.m. In aid of the school building fund.
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    Lock icon Bank chief in Delhi
    20 5 Mr. Eugene Black, President of the World Bank arrived in New Delhi la t night.- Reuter
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      66 5 SINGAPORE HIGH TIDES t TODAY: 10.42 a.m. md 10 45 p.m TOMORROW: 11.03 a.m. I and 11.18 p m MONDAY: 11.2G a.m. 1 and 11.52 p.m. I TUESDAY: 11.52 am. i WEDNESDAY: 0.27 a.m. I and 12.20 p.m. THURSDAY: 1.00 a.m. and 12.48 p.m. I FRIDAY: 1.35 a.m. and 1.17
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      204 6 .H:il lIAWKE by Sydney Jordan 5* MAttrtANS TURN TO M££T [3 MAWXE TO ALL CRSWfi ~^^i 1..AV0 TH£N. B6POOC TH€ SVCS Of 7MV I wto a co*rAcr o<f /r C X« mavcn-ta chance BrP |4TT4or tki» o»wv kino without »>*m*m*/ WE/TWKM we can &/vc tw«m NrMwyjwy r^ TZ!I JaL— W^^Wm
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      366 6 j,; BORN today, you an optimist. You are al. bright side of t This doesn't mean that' accept things u they a a good suggestion on ho* the error. Your emotions are near, and you have a high temp you must never permit t of control. Something I do In
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  • THE FREE PRESS Satarday MAGAZINE
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      10 1 THE FREE PRESS Satarday MAGAZINE Singapore. Saturday. September 27. 1958
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      Lock icon WANTED! A 'second honeymoon' resort to repair our
      974 1 WANTED! A 'second honeymoon' resort to repair our Lucy Uuany raises a eontravvrsial point t/off it* pondvr ottor broken marriages Singapore is badly in need of a marriage counselling bureau, for our divorce rate is one of the highest in the world. Al presenl we have no such organisation, run
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      Black & white: A Paris lesson for London
      949 2 Black white: A Paris lesson for London FROM SAM WHITE JN PARIS about one person in every thirty is non-European. In Paris the flood of impoverished immigrants from Algeria and black Africa has been so great that the Algerian population has increased in four years from 10,000 to 150,000, and
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      A Rl STd
      448 2  - A Rl STd PET By WllMllLmWl ig,i,rrr 1 you run out ideas on what to I do when it rains on I Sunday? If you have, I then here is a SUgi gestion. Put on your oldest clothes and pop up into the storeroom. Or go into the shed at
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      Meet the beermuto
      86 2 THE definition of "hrrrmatologist" as "one who collects bttf mats from public houses" is given in an article in the autumn edition of "Edgbaston Enterprise, 1 the magazine of Kdgbaston (Birmingham) Young Conservative Divisional Committee. 11 is explained that beerm.H |itiS N fall into two readily disti
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      ABRANDT YOUR EROOM?
      271 5 ABRANDT YOUR EROOM? I m i kcftf Mm s urprised I near°if !^B ci xn thc stairs." an "■■piik i:i o t on. His surJBwa.N well justified. TteM ing sold for e co^BOOO 5246.0001. You I prefßßr.ow see it in Lon"a National Gallery. L ft through his memicrlß Pilkington recalls
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      'Gists'
      24 5 ■lor i" W> m °HlHea any C u to work best C «»«.s (he land- will probably Kn h out a sprcimrns for
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      She must call her Madam
      114 5 SERGEANT MAJOR Shirley Kitchen i chief instructor at the W.R.A.C. Ph>Mi (I Training Instructors School at Aldershot. has among her pupils her twin sister, Sergeant Ann Kitchen. Ann was recently posted to the school for a year's course. The Sergeant -Major, who has been in
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      IT ISN'T FAiR TO THE FiSH
      21 5 it os untpoftlng, a number of London ''"^'^ll'^'ufA'"'^ sod** ral purposes committee of our LU
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      Do you REALLY want to get on?
      668 5 Do you REALLY want to get on? llggg? OPMTIOWS TO ANSWER A PROBLEM fJOW ambitious are you? Do you really want to gel ahead? Or is it just thai vanity makes you Si iy so, while in your secret heart you are really happy as you are? These questions have
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      Now check up your score
      142 5 Now check up your score 1. (a) 3; (b)=l. I. (a) 1; (b)=3. 3. <a> 3; fb)=r2; fc)=l. 4. fa) =l; (b) 3. 5. (a)==l; <b)=3; re) =.2 G. (a)=3; (b) =l. 8. fa) 3; (b)=l. <a)=3; (b) 2; fc)=l 10. fa)=:3; (b) 1. 11. fa) 3; (b)=S; (c)=sl. 12.
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      [pqhaMGROOM"
      104 6 =Tl 'Jt Ihe Play's tkt thing but when it t rrn I films a ifi v that matters. E E England and America have long since realised E this cinj the directoi the au equal E E credit E The importance ol I \or\ wjb demon- this week when
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      IS SHE THE LADY WITH A LAMP?
      328 6 IS SHE THE LADY WITH A LAMP? 711.WK. been looking forward to seeing "The Key for a long time, for 1 had heard much in its praise from friends who had seen it in England, and had read about people who had condemned it on the grounds of salacity. T<
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      Pontianak rides again
      103 6 •/iERCJASI" is a Malay plcvl ture, in Malay for N lays and follows faithfully the trend of previous Pon tianak films, so faithfully, Indeed that the story is un Inspired and la sadly lacking in suspense. We have the old mixture ©t a man falling in love
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      A BOBBYSOXER'S IDOL STEPS INTO UNIFORM
      156 6 IAM told, and I am never argumentative on such matter, that Frankle Vaughan is the bobbysoxer's idol. in 'These Dangerous Years" tney will ilnd a mm wnlch 'The K 6 bCe waitins for U6 lon a waited for iiklc is a bad lad and
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      BUTLER IS THE BOSS DESERT IS|j DILEMMA
      418 6 BUTLER IS THE BOSS DESERT IS|j DILEMMA lan Dalrymple's production of "The Admirable o Crichton" is a sparkling comedy which will be en- joyed by every one. t Here Lady Brocklehurst (Mariita Httnt) is firing <> some very searching questions at the admirable o Crichton in an endeavour to find
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      A FARCE—AND A GOOD ONE
      193 6 A FARCE— AND A GOOD ONE F ASK jou not to cavil at 1 the improbability of the plot of 'The Imitation General" for despite the fait Uiat it is a war film, with Germans and Americans being killed left, right, and centre, it is a farce and a very
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      Lock icon Eden's niece on honeymoon
      73 7 pu t ure. Miking friends with the piseons in St. i Mark's Square while j E visiting Venice on the honeymoon are ferry- E tio.it mechanic Gio- 1 vanni Borrelli and i E Amelia Eden, niece of 2 former British premier Sir Anthony Eden. 5 They
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      'Take bigger interest in our work'
      110 7 'Take bigger interest in our work' T Singapore Chapter I I the World Brotherhood ifl appealing to peo--10 take more interest Li their work and help to ve the people. pokesman of the chapter said though the Singapore chapter was organised two years ago they had not been able to
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      Lock icon Italy to set up IRBM bases?
      29 7 Italian Government •ted to announce week that it has to set up bases for flcan intermediate ballistic missiles, in--1 ROlirnPfi <iii\ in UPI
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      Mass wedding of 26 couples
      100 7 Mass wedding of 26 couples TWENTY-SIX Chinese couples are to be married at a mass wedding at the Hokkien Huay Kuan premises in Telok Ayer Street, Singapore tomorrow. A spokesman of the organising committee said: "This is the biggest mass wedding to be held this year, as the eighth moon
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      'RIGHT OF APPEAL TO WELFARE MINISTER IS BEING ABUSED'
      278 7 A LARGE proportion of the people who seek to bring their relatives to Singapore are abusing the law which entitles them to appeal to the Minister for Labour and Welfare if the immigration department refuses to issue entry permits. The acting
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      U.S. lecturer will give S'pore talk
      85 7 U.S. lecturer will give S'pore talk DR. Dorothy Mercer, a lecturer in the English Faculty of City College in San Francisco, will arrive in Singapore on Tuesday for a brief visit while on transit to India for a study tour. Dr. Mercer, a close follower of the Hindu religion, is
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  • FREE PRES RACE DAY Special
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      9 1 FREE PRES RACE DAY Special Saturday, September 27, 1958.
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      COURSE TIPS ARE SO CONFUSING
      854 1  -  ALLAN LEWIS Says EXPECTING to hear lj something definite regarding the chances ui Gold Vase candidates, I went to the racecourse as usual this morning, I am sorry I did, because I am now wore convinced that this is the hardest race w* 1 have
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      PROBABLE STARTERS AND RIDERS1
      3085 2 PROBABLE STARTERS AND RIDERS 1 RACE 1-2.15: CLASS 3, DIV. 3— 6 FURS. 1 ***** Ihi loiuii Ijrr. etui (Iff Mrs. l'F Thong) R. Brn.k. y.oo Uuati 2. BK.WO 3yr. chirm »Mr Mrs l.m. Too) R Breuk 8.13 Johnson K\\\\(.llN<. syr. i-liirg (China stable) K. Bmik 812 Mmvl 4 *****
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      Amusement Park be st for the VasE
      1240 4 L Jul i W ir 4 i i m 1 1 71 M r T 1 1 II f r LLJJlJjfcVM a AMUSEMENT Park is IX my choice for the Sultans Gold Vase (Race Four) at Ipoh today. Banquo (Race Three) is a
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    972 8  - Necessity the mother of opinion Diana Ross A two-part story by recently Inherited my great grandfether'l library, and ours bein^ a long-lr. family this takt-s me back to the eighteenth century. IMy great grandather was what was hen known as a natural philosopher, and though he never came to eminence,
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      32 8 THE ADVENTURE OF RUPERT AND RUSTY 1 1 mi ii ill hum nun ii i ii ii inn nun i nun >d them you. .;h you don't ok. he iJyi i, np
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      96 8 LAST WEEK'S WINNERS rrttlE winners of last A week's colour-in contest (each of whom will receive a $5 prize in due course) are as follows: Miss Charlotte Fong (10>. 22-B Colombo Court, Singapore 6. Miss Sally Cfieang (ID. 72 Lorong 19. Gevlanq, Singapore 14. Master Chia Soon Keng <12>. 11
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    Sacked after 50 years
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