The Singapore Free Press, 4 November 1958

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    16 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper v. Singapore, Tuesday. November 4, 1951. Prj£c 15ct>
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    Emergency relief team now standing by
    164 1 Emergency relief team now standing by THE emergency relief team of the Social Welfare Department is standing by to deal with fl<««l victims if it continued to rain as heavily as it did yesterday. The rainfall yesterday was the heaviest In the city area. The recording station m Fullerton Building
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    Lock icon Plane crashes
    28 1 Mohamed Ashani, r General of Yemen was among tigers killed Lst ni plane crash 1 The plane tos bound for Belgrade ror c i stopover U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Hussein to travel
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    Lock icon Soldier killed
    11 1 man was m a terror- > >•- Troodos i tosspersons. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon RUSSIA READY TO SIGN A-BAN PACT
    88 1 rpHE Soviet Premier. Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, said 1 X m Leningrad yesterday: "We are ready to sign a treaty even today and to stop forever atomic and i hydrogen weapon tests He added that Russia had "achieved an increase m the power of our
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    Lock icon Pontiff prays far guidance
    145 1 I>OPE JOHN XXIII prayA ed m solitude at the Vatican last night the eve of his coronation for divine aid In leading the Roman Catholic Church into the future. The Vatican newspaper L'Osservatore Romano printed the text of the prayer m which he "implored light from
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    RUBBER PRICE
    31 1 November first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened m Singapore this morning at 90! cents per lb.. up threeeighths of a cent on yesterday's closing price. The tone was uncertain.
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    CAN ATTEND SCHOOL
    111 1 A *bo, who rcvarcin, (l Sabin allow ''*>' was not this,,,' m the class firm, '"^wasconciDH Bcho4 printing, <« IIM was Jchild "■ssion that t for four ilt| Iho The Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Health. Dr. M. Doraisinghrni. however said: "The vaccine is perfectly safe
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    Lock icon REPUBLICAN ROUT AT POLL IS EXPECTED
    375 1 REPUBLICAN ROUT AT POLL IS EXPECTED Rockefeller's New York bid only bright spot JNLESS all the polls are wrong, the Democratic Party will win solid control of Congress m today's nation-wide American elections But, m defeat, the Republican Party may come up with a bright new political star m Mr.
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    Lock icon Ike's man in danger
    80 1 NATIONAL interest has been centred on the California Governorship contest between President Eisenhower's former top lieutenant m the Senate. Senator William Knowland, and Mr. Edmund Brown, the state's Democratic Attorney-General. Senator Knowland has waged a losing battle all along and is given practically no chance by
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    Lock icon Jakarta grab pay-out
    88 1 Jakarta grab pay-out T'HE Indonesian Government will pay compensation for the Dutch property it is about to nationalise, the Antara news agency said yesterday. Provision for compensation is contained m the nationalisation Bill brought before Parliament yesterday. The Bill said the amount of compensation would be decided by a committee
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    Lock icon Peking hits at Siam
    73 1 PEKING'S overseas Chinese affairs committee protested yesterday against the "persecution" of overseas Chinese by the Siamese authorities "under pres.su re of the United States/ according to the Peking New China news agency. A statement claimed that the Siamese authorities had "persistently arr< overseas Chinese on I
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    Lock icon Backing for teeth cheek on radiation
    185 2 Backing for teeth cheek on radiation UNION LEADERS oi Britain* atomic Klenttett I terday supported <»H international milk teeth census to <l. t« -rniine the effects of radiu tion on huni.in bone structurt Mr. Stanley m.imk ieneral lecretary of the lastitution of Prolrs^ion.il Civil Srrvants, IftM London: "Much of the
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    Lock icon SANTA'S MAIL GOES BY AIR
    60 2 TRANS -WORLD AIR-. lines announced ln\ London yesterday that it a ill accept letters from British children addressed Sa/^a Clays. They will be delivered to the North Pole on Trans-World's polar flights beticeen London and Call fornia. Letters should be addressed: "T.W.A., Piccadilly, London please
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    Lock icon ALL 81 UN. STATES TO TACKLE ARMS ISSUE
    301 2 ALL 81 UN. STATES TO TACKLE ARMS ISSUE West and Russia agree on compromise arrangement Till rnited Nations political committee last nigh t voted to ttUTB K*n I disarmament problem! next year to a commission made up of 81 nations of the world. All the 80 delegations present, lAuepi Franco
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    Lock icon Big UN aid plan
    155 2 Big UN aid plan r\VIE United States togethc I. with countries of Asia including Malaya Europe and I... rui- America asked the United Natiq yesterday io make a i effort m 195 D to devS new schemes for worldwide economic develop, mcut. They called on the Genera; Assembly's Economic ar.c
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    Red bid to let N. Korea join talks
    47 2 The Soviet Union yesterday moved that delegates from North Korea .should attend the General Assembly's Political committee when it holds talks this week on the Korean question. Neither North nor South Korea is a member of the United Nations.
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    Lock icon Those 'hate' film
    32 2 The West German Goternment will try to stop screening of wartime an& Nazi films m the UniW States and Canada. Fore* Minister Heinrich «s Brentano said In Bonn U.P.I.
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    Lock icon NKRUMAH HITS OUT AT FLAWS
    110 2 THE Prime Minister of Ghana, Dr. Kwaw Xkrumah, told Parliament yesterday that ni Government had accepted the Ghana consw tution drawn up m Britain with Ibc S raNfS misgivings. •We weir. howev« face with a situation wWj independence mi tint w have been delayed naa
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    Lock icon Arbitration body shut
    49 2 TOHE Industrial Disputes A Tribunal a system of compulsory arbitrationwas officially abolished yesterday under an order laid before Parliament. Hie Minister of Labour cannot refer new disputes to the tribunal after Dec. 10. But it will have till March 1 to deal with its backlot? Reuter
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    Lock icon Old crocks were just too lively
    58 2 The firtt four cars to complete the 53-mile London to Brighton veteran car run were disqualinrd for din* the 20 m.p.h. speed limit. Hi*' Just of the 193 cars, a H)(u Mrrcrde.s, reached ihr t in i bin" linr 10 minutr.s brforr the Mayor
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    Lock icon Gesture to Scout
    17 2 President j, has w-.iivrd the and rlsa rv<v> vi for their world next U.P.I.
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    BRITONS EAT, SAVE, SPEND MORE THAN EVER
    238 3 BRITONS EAT, SAVE, SPEND MORE THAN EVER More jobless, but Tories say: 'PHE British- Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Derrick Heathcoat Amory, claimed m the House of Commons yesterday that the British people were spending, eating and saving: more than ever before. With record investment, record personal consumption, record saving,
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    Jetliner saboteur tells why
    118 3 ALAN Humphrey. 23, an aircraft fitter at the De Havillana plant, was said m a Hatfield court, near London, yesterday to have sabotaged three Comet IV jet airliners because his job gave him headaches. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to three months' jail. He was
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    Panama in chair
    19 3 Dr. Jorge E. Illueca of Panama is president of the U.N. Security Council for November. U.P.I.
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    Bank case wife in fear of life
    223 3 \SKED if he wanted to make a statement after being arrested on a charge of breaking into a London bank and stealing cash and jewellery worth £20,000. a 22-year-old redhead. Mrs. Ada Margaret Shakeshaft, was alleged to have replied: "It is more than
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    JAPAN A-SHIP
    30 3 The .T:.p;m Atomic Indu I Forum said In Tokyo it wai pUnning to build an experimental atomic-pow-orod vr.srl of 4,000 to 5 000 tons m 1961 or 1962.
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    margarete Steiff
    46 3 Realistic Toy Animals Plush animals created by Margaret* Steiff arc the ideal playmates for your children. By playing with them baby will §et his first impression of his future comrades: the animals. Make joy with the "Steiff'-zoo of life-like animals. (Button m Ear Brand)
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    62 3 j Mikado If 1 Tokyo i blue wool (Own printI ed with black roses. The slim sheath has I tiny cap >lee\es »nd a fitted bodice. Back 111- terost is provided by a softly draped cowl back. To wear with it. the model i>.i> chosen I threequarter length rlows «>l
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      104 3 i DISTINGUISHED GIFTS FOR DISTINGUISHED PERSONS., AN SILVER is much more than just a gift! I 1 the goodwill message of the simple Pi, their aesthetic taste, their hard*ork and Perseverance. It enlivens the memory of his connections with W Ose who art having this country after some years I
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      115 3 gy s ADELPHI wmt j"j Dine, Drink and Dance m cool, cosy comfort 4 music by the NEW ADELPHI QUINTET (Nightly except Sundays) GYPSY CALYPSO LATIN AMERICAN AND CONTINENTAL DANCE MUSIC Reservations: Telephone 2810 for INVALIDS and »the ELDERLY r €^r Vi ~ss? \^J /[^^^V? f J\' MILK, with its
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    American polls
    205 4 TUESDAY. Nov. 4. 1958. I Opinion II rDAI rtilß'ilCil ROCii to the polls to elect a new Congress and 32 new governors. No new President is' involved. Despite vigorous campaigning, President Eisenhower's Republican Party is not conceded a chance of reversing the position either m the Senate or
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    Lock icon KOREAS PAGAN SECTS MULCT THE ILLITERATE
    629 4 KOREAS PAGAN SECTS MULCT THE ILLITERATE YES, BUT HE DIDN'T SAY WHAT SIZE CLASS." AN EXPANSION of pagan sects among the less educated people m South Korea is worrying the authorities m Seoul. National police headquarters say there are at least 24 known "pseudoreligious" sects with about *****0 followers. As
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    Lock icon Maoris' new life sets a problem
    216 4 Maoris' new life sets a problem MAORIS and Europe In New Zealand country with one ot worlds best records In relations—are closer physically, but m a spiritual c they are "as far apart as they were 50 ago,* 1 according to the Rev. J. G. Laughton. Moderator of the Maori
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      9 4 Drink A real I fruit Juice 1 ORANGEADE .l.llll..lllll.lllll><MLU_»>«',.|H.lllHlli.>lll.lllll.».~
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      109 4 3 FAST' FAS'* AND SO DELICIOUS V^^ I 7 I as if prepared by an Italian Chef mgm V£l f^l If time is shott and you enjoy tasty food, the answer to rr^^^B^Bß^^/^H our problem is delightful Chef Boy-Ar-Dcc Spaghetti mWH* t WK& )inncr. The Spaghetti Dinner package contains all
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    SPORE STOCKS UP FOR OIL STRIKE
    163 5 SPORE STOCKS UP FOR OIL STRIKE r ARGE quantities of oil and petroleum pro- ducts are being stocked by public authorities and transport firms In Singapore in view of the threatened strike by oil company employees. Strike notices to the companies over a dispute for bonus payments expire next Tuesday.
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    JUMP IN PETROL REFUND
    123 5 JUMP IN PETROL REFUND THE Malayan A rways and the Royal S ngapore Flying Club- ar< B refund of petrol duty from the Treasury. A Govern r. ncnt said the Malayan Airway* are entitled to a refund by the terms of their agreement with thf Federation and Singapore governments. The
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    Slow progress
    43 5 The University of California radiation laboratory d slow process" m [ta rflorts to a; l nm cS X {ho P° we|l ()f the by fusl( tK a Process caicjiatpd to produce energy a R vat-r equal vu P 3 f petrSL—
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    Lock icon Going to Formosa
    27 5 Eleven officials the U.S. Defence Department will arrive In Taipeh on Nov. 9 for a three-day inspection of the American military aid programme.— Reuter
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    Lock icon Vaccine'Follow time-table'
    307 5 Vaccine'Follow time-table' VUHILE officials of the Singapore Health Ministry appealed to parents to observe the time-table allotted to them for the administration of anti-polio vaccine to their children, parents asked for mobile teams to be sent out by me wunisiry. A large number of people rushed the gates when the
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    60 5 picture. Mr Jambukeswara Sarma, a member of the Singapore Harbour Board staff, and Madam Sara.su athy, after ti>«»' wrddiiis at the Kamala Club. The hride ujx i "«t 1> i music teacher m Trivandrum. incHe Monammed Salleh and his bride, Mis Rsazina Samad, who were married m Singapore. The bride
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      477 6 '4 o IIOKN today you have a good bu-i 4 |J IJ ness heiiM- You arc .so hon. f and straightforward that tho who work with you know at v |J exactly where they stand. J ;j You do have strong likes and u\ likes and are apt to show
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      135 6 JEI I lIA%VKe" hy S ilne> .lonian H____ /our- weapons wi/l be useless aqa^st them V *„fHout Our *rf your WorUi ,S^t^Lk? r e* rt!t^ S*_. f _x^^^_B_l **l I .Mill \KI by I alk and I'hil Davis -MM JVM b> Hubbard If^-WANKS VE&Y MUCH— a j/^V-> £DO/E /S G/GfifT.'
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    Hound the World Market Prices
    389 7 (/.K. closing prices I ONDON \,,v Previous loUu> KIBB nl Kg buyei s i»'"l H U% sellers 25^. lellei Dec. -5% buyers 25 buyers 25\ sellers 25 seltei n,. i BSS >i>»i 25' buyer.s 25'j bu K^' 1.,, MH buyers lltMi 257 i sellers i.i
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    CAN CITY COUNCIL ACT ON ITS DECISION?
    190 7 CAN CITY COUNCIL ACT ON ITS DECISION? Legal view sought on Mayor-less meeting f fcGAL opinion is being sought on the validity of the short session of m)*, Sin a P° re Clt > Council held under the chairmanship of Mr S. M. Vasagar, a Liberal-Socialist councillor, after the Mayor,
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    Six U.S. films banned
    106 7 Six U.S. films banned SIX films, all from the United States, were banned In Singapore last year. A total number of 877 films from 19 countries all over the -world, including 13 from Singapore, were censored during that year. Five appeals were received by the Board of Film Censors against
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    'Bylaws do not favour Ong
    306 7 cillor, as the members of the city council present shall choose, shall preside." Some of the councillors who were present when Mr Vasagar was elected chairman said they had acted legally, and therefore the decision they had taken at that session was as legal as
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    Arabs to get 'health' help
    54 7 ARTHUR S. FLEMMING. r\ U.S. secretary of health. education and welfare, revealed yesterday that the U.S. Government is preparing a new programme of health and welfare aid to underdeveloped countries He said it is designed to carry out recommendations of President Eisenhower with particular emphasis
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    R.I. snub to Taipeh
    67 7 INDONESIA'S First Deputy Premier Hardi said m Jakarta that Indonesia's action against Nationalist Chinese within its borders was an internal matter the Antara news agency reported. He was commenting on reports that the Formosa n Parliament had urged the Taipeh Government to brirm before the United
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    RUBBERS IN DEMAND
    93 7 I ,ndon fir 'Inch s hancellor optim•mlc out- news ol the V othor m c °mn "nt also on ol th< i,,. dust rial market established prood improvrmen 1 n< Of them substantial Oil shares were irregular with the loaders movli lower but Trinidad were firm. THERE
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      73 7 I SINCAPORE I HIGH TIDES I E TODAY: 2.53 p.m. S E TOMORROW: 4.56 a.m. E E and 4.05 p.m. E E THURSDAY: 6.25 a.m. and 5.48 p.m. FRIDAY: 7.35 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. E E SATURDAY: 8.24 a.m. E and 8.41 p.m. SUNDAY: 9.04 a.m. and 9.36 p.m. E
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      103 7 Today's radio programme I 1.15 p.m. Musical Com*\ t j Signal and News; 7.15 Music Favourites: 1.30 Time Signal and Magazine- 7.30 Twenty QuesNews: 1.45 More Musical Co- tion.s; 8.00 The Malayan a iresmedy Favourites: 2.00 Close 8.30 At the Opera; 9.Q0 The I Down; 5.00 The Rocket Club: Goon
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    DANNY'S IN TOWN AGAIN
    113 8 AND IT'S TIME FOR A NICE CUP OF TEA Comedian Danny Kjye and his Sylvia Fine, below, arrived m London from Hollywood the other day for the gala premiere of Danny's Him Me And The Colonel," which was recently shown m Singapore. The premiere was held
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    KENNETH'S PRIZE WAS A NAUGHTY BEST-SELLER
    208 8 KENNETH'S PRIZE WAS A NAUGHTY BEST-SELLER FOURTEEN YEAR r OLD Kenneth Dixon —brightest boy m his form took home his K rammer school priz<\ a book. Ili.s aunt, with whom he lives, took one look at it, threatened to throw it m the fire, and then instead took young Kenneth
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  • THE PAPER WITHIN A PAPER Eve
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      11 1 THE PAPER WITHIN A PAPER Eve £YE. Tuesday. November 4, 1958.
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      KEEP HOLIDAY SGIRL LOOK LL THE YEAR!
      905 1 KEEP HOLIDAY SGIRL LOOK LL THE YEAR! you can buy in tubes in local chemists shops. On the credit side, you will probably find the sun has given your hair pretty highlights. If you find this flattering, continue the treatment where the sun left off with a special kind i
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        91 1 Living Longline f^UfStllpj/ Sfrapless Bra Imagine! The Freedom jKBS JuK and Comfort of a Strap- A tf\ jl^> j It? I m'u/'j. l 'Jf.'' ii' J v"V magic-midriff gives you tel/; -^Jy the smoothest bust to '^'^r^sY hip line you've ever had. //T^j^gyw^ No centre stay to jab or poke.
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    • Femin ascope
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        Pretty side up sandwiches
        443 2 fTERE are some sandwiches with the pretty side up. For light luncheons, late suppers, cocktail parties, or spur of the moment picnics, these appealing sandwiches cannot be beaten. They are from the world's best sandwich makers, the Danes and the Swiss. Cut unpeeled cucumbers In thin,
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        Discovery of the WEEK
        95 2 Discovery of the WEEK IT ERE is the ideal thing for the working girl who lives too far away to go home E for lunch and yet does not wish to spend too j I much money eating in a restaurant. This tartan waterproof shoulder bag E holds sandwiches, fruit
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        Drean dress
        2 2 Drean dress
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        ERE-SILK FROM BURMA NOW H
        344 3 ERE -SILK FROM BURMA NOW H nvERYONE knows that the batik made m J Malaga and Indonesia is one of the most lOttfht-after fabrics m the world. It i s us< d not only for sarongs, but also foi cheo] dresses, blouses, shirts for men shol s, and draperies. One
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        Try gold nail enamel
        144 3 Try gold nail enamel 'T'HE gold rush of 1958 is on! For the fashionable women who demanded it, a well known American cosmetic company has come up with a great new luxury fashion for fingers and toes m gold frosted nail enamels made with 24 carat gold. Your fingertips are
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        Where to buy
        80 3 Burmese silk, cotton and silk weave: Brigette's, 10, Orchard Road. Indian cotton, Kashmir wool: Orient Craft, 108, Orchard Road. Lunch bag and thermos: Marden Company, 78 82, Orchard Road. Evening gown: Vanity, 11 Battery Road. Gold- frosted nail polish by Revlon: John Lit- tie, Raffles Place; Whiteaway
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        131 2 If il'« a Kirs, h Illiml ...ll*s a i»ooil blind! Supplied by r JfI(HEsfniUERECO.LTD.-v V SINCAPOM AND KUALA LUMPUR J P. O BOX 4007 p o 7| MILTS. BUKIT TIMAM Roto. SINGAPORE. 11. KUALA LUMPUR X 3. Ji B^K Br mk fl bY Bk IQt K^^^xisr ■'■'S: .sf&es ,B^Bi B^H
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        146 3 «OGCR4Gau£T is unlike o| —^•/W^V onyotherEaudeCologne 1 So fresh ond feminine is I\^o> its fragrance. It leaves \\s you with a gay, wonder- f~~ i tul feeling fhot lingers on \.^^SD and on Wflf/ I REFRESHING «-l£^Tl^VIVIFYING p l3^^^^^ 'S5 S S S §JS^^^i^^\ Also h e od(^ IO yOU»
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      GIRLS! There's $500 to be won
      171 4 GIRLS! There's $500 to be won Gilt IS, Huff s |ftt| to lie won! The Press IS. til Queen is to he chosen at (lie Press Hill on December 6, at the tea View Hotel, and tin- prize for the winner is S.">oo m <.\SH. The winner nil] be a
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      New London hair-do s are here
      300 4 New London hair-do s are here f PIII\ ni'wrst styles m WOmen'f hair, the iM'ucs ways of (titling hair, have conic to Singa pore with Marie, hair stylist from London' West End. She is at B beauty salon m Orchard Roar which has just been taken over by a new
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        103 4 fcF^ FOR THE BEST IN BARBECUEING ?^S Here are four Poloron Braziers to pieffp^B an^ Qmateur c^ef Easy, Fast, Safe and YJ Models 4104 and 4064A have heavily plated, H model 4i f u j| y rotQting Lazy Susan" grills. Ne^ "Glide-O-Matic" cooking adjustment. Model Ifijjmgfa^gfr 41— Patio Style— l
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        Lock icon THESE ARMY DISHES TICKLE THEIR PALATES
        104 9 Iiy units Britain ire tal s n nfery. being the use of l l chm at even lrs would get the nldier's a day ration alloi nm- ers Idershot Southern Z mm eluding representatives of the WRAC and QARANC, recently attended one of a
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        Lock icon RUB-A-DUBDUB!
        68 9 RUB-A-DUB-DUB! 0; P' a > "End .1 'n nu,ish Court *>7*l o n London h s J Ihf ump.un for "End ml* lit in. jUl. '^nin^nd timei to relllliiun... <Riehard """"""""HIUIHIMItlniH GOO I d«tt) and Nell" (I'laiiccs uka). Only two other arti take part in the play. In the picture
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      S. KOREAJAPAN PARLEYS HEAD FOR DEADLOCK
      170 10 YAPAMDU SOUTH KoJ rcan negotiations for the normall .ation of relations between the two Countries may become deadlocked unle a new compromise lormula can be worked out. usually reliable* Government sources said m Tokyo The sources w< re commentini on the poMponerin nt to
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      Lock icon U.S. may cut Asia arms aid
      119 10 A HANKING «roup of U.S. defence officials is now on a flying tour of the Far East to study where and how much military aid to America's allies can be cut or postponed. The group, headed by d<puiy assistant Secretary ol Defence Charles H.
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      32 10 picture. Paper-crushing has hitherto been done By hand m South Korea. Now machin cry has bwn installed m the Sampling paper manufacturing plant, stepping up its capacity to 30 tons daily. Popper
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      451 10 NEHRU'S CONGRESS PARTY IS NOW FACING DISRUPTION PKIME Minister jawanariai xsetiru s ruling congress rarty laces aisruption and impartial observers have predicted that if Mr. Nehru did not step out of the Government soon to clear the web, democracy m In- dia will waver. The widely respected Socialist. Mr. Jaya
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      129 10 'Safe to trade' A VISITING politician tV from Karachi said In Hong Kong that Foreign investment m j Pakistan was now j "safer than ever" under the new Cabinet led by General Mo. hammed Ayub Khan. He is Mr. H. B. Habi- nullah, former Conn- eUlor and Deputy Mayor of
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        252 10 Mao ruse to distract the nation r PHE Chinese Communists are using tin* Quern bombardment to keep their subjects' mind off the "inhuman" commune (collective* system, according to Mr. K. W. Yu, Nationalist Chinese Consul (ifneial to New York In an address at Elizabeth. New Jersey Mi y, said the
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        46 10 Philippine Senate Pn wm Eulogio Rodriguez tola I the Philippine- American Chamber of Comm. New York: 'It h four months sin., dent Garcia was the I United States. A. s yet we I have seen none ol the 'tangible assistance n ro- I mised him."" U.P.I.
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        36 10 Jakarta citv commander Lieut -Col. Daehjar said that the rebels wore vtill plotting to assassinate President Sukarno and some other leader* H« added that the rebel* were planting "cells' Jakarta in order U create confusion.— U.P.I.
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      272 11 urASHINGTON offlciala are concerned at Increased communist activity W The July 14 coup that overthrew Xin R Feisal and installed onary Government of Premier Karlm c] Kassem paved the newed Red agitation the regime of Premier vuri Es Said Communists were forced
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      216 11 RATIONALIST China has increased the size of its commercial Ashing fleet in the Mat mi Island despite threats of Communist attack. Eleven mechanised sampans were launched in the Matsu Sea at the northern end of the Formosa Strait, according to the U.S. -Nationalist Joint Commission
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      150 12  -  K. F. Wong PORTRAIT OI A DAYAK CHIEF by Full results of the schools competition: CLASS A (a> Portraits: 1 Lai Scow Keng, Katong Convent; 2 Wee Boon Keng, St. Joseph* Institution. <b) Sporting Event: 1 Teddy Yong, Anglo Chinese School. 2
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      32 12 «irt. V* ''ANOSCAns Springtime In the Highlands This Picture «M taken by Lai Scow Kcng of Katong Convent and enlrrcl n Hir Singapore Inter -Schools Photographic Exhibition
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      149 12 WHEN shadow areas form a large part of your picture and when the shadow includes the details of principal Interest, you generally should expose for the shadows m order to get those details. When the subject is front lighted by bright sun, camera settings may
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      506 12  - What a triumph for the Lai family! SUNNY GIAM (tilting ali Photographers -rompilvd fry ALTHOUGH Anglo- Chinese School beat St. Fa trick's by lour points to win the Chopra Trophy m the Singapore InterSchools Photographic Exhibition last week, it was the Lai iamily of Katong who stole the limelight. Small
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      132 12 NEW shooting angles can add the kind of variety that is spice to your exhibition entries. The eye level snapshooting idea is a good one. highly dependable, and should be used most of the time. Bur from time to time try a high angle,
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        1038 13  - KING'S CHOICE WAS HALIFAX— NOT WINSTON G. M. THOMSON By theory of the British monarchy too simple all". 1( run s like this: Tho monarch is meretl.o ceremonial head 0 the State exct, p t on those rare, important occasions when it is not quite C lear who should be
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        383 13  - NelsonThe good husband OLIVER WARNER By UOKATIO NKI'SON the endearing. husband! It is not a role with which the general public f l lllili'l p A Yet it is plain fact that ifrom the year 1787 when, as a young frigate captain, he was married m the West Indies m
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        210 13  - HAZARDS OF LIFE AT THE COUNTRY CLUB WALTER ALIEN By TN his new book, John P. Marquand, the Sage 1 of Boston's Beacon Hill, has mild fun with a great American institution, the country club. *11V^ WUIH 1 J V.IUU, which might roughly be defined as an essentially co -educational
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        352 13  - Was it really the Navy or The Few? HUGH POND By TPHEREisa book which rewrites history and credits their Lordships at the Admiralty with miraculous powers of seeing into the future and of winning battles before they were ever fought. This book claims, with thinly concealed Admiralty bias and backing,
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      442 14 By \iu hie CM UK IN thfl iru short werks ht has Uvvn m <h x at Highbury, manager George Swindln brought a noticeable Improvement m Hub spirit to the Arsenal At the moment fa particularly pround ot the fact that although the cKih supplied
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      422 14 DAI IS OUT OF THE TITLE HUNT 'FHE "Death" of Har--1 ringay Arena as a fight centre coincided with a mortal wound to British boxing. It was a black night indeed for Welshman Dai Dower and also for Dave Charnley. Dai Dower, setting out on a come back campaign as
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      60 14 Hundreds of Indian cricket fans yesterday greeted the West Indies cricket team on Its arrival at Bombay airport for a tour of India lasting about three months. The 17 cricketers and team manager Berkely Gaskin who flew m from London were formally welcomed by Mr
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      26 14 Militiamen were called to the Rumania-Hungary so< ntornat.onal m Bmluu-st when it ended In crowd ld ministrations. Traveller* arriving In Vienna salcl ihr
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      87 14 GROVES, the Ar. senal inside-right, just fails to reach a centre from the right wing. Also in the picture are Clamp, Wolves left. half, (behind) and Wright, the Wolves centre-half and captain (right). Arsenal and Wolverhampton Wanderers drew this league match at Highbury one. all.
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      189 14 Russian soccer team on carpet E rpilE Communist youth I JL newspaper "Kom- I somolskata Pravda 1 I has printed a blistering I I attack Against the I viet football team that j lost a series of Interna- tionaj games m Europe. I It claims that "the I players of
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        102 14 CLUBI ACEOM 4 A pihar from Italy? (6). 1 Such a pillar for a grub (5). 5 Meaner and less distant (6). 4 on cm drills reveal a plant 6 On to Rita's for revolutions organ (1). (9). 8 A French composer k 7 J?" 1 but not eplc verse
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      PROMOTED HORSE THE FASTEST ON K.L. TRACK
      449 15  -  ALLAN LEWIS 9* V *a Newcomer Satoro impresses M KF PROFIT, who has just been promoted to Class 3, made the fastest time on the heavy number two track at Kuala Lumpur i\ morninff All horses were wide out, on the outside of
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      133 15 rpjlK Oxford Lnitersity E X rowing dispute over C training policy and tech* niciue has been settled. The "pirate" crew which was tunned with EJ a view to challenging the official crew for the right to meet Cambridge S University m the Boat «ace on March 28 next year,
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      ROWING DISPUTE SETTLED
      47 15 (he trial eights this time but their past action will not be held against them. They will be considered for their positions on merit." Oxford have won only 5 three of the 13 races since the war. their last ■access being in 1951.—- Reuter.
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      77 15 World title bout Dec. 15 in Manila IMSCUAL PEREZ, the world flyweight boxing champion, will defend his title against Dommy Ursua (Philippines) In Manila on December 15, his manager Lazaro Kooi, said yesterday m Buenos Aires. The date of the fight was originally announced as November 29. Koci said Perez
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      138 15 AISTRM.IA- Ist Inns 165 M.t.t—lst Inns 215 S. AISTRALIA—2nd Inns 1-avell c Graveney b Laker Vi Sie\ons Ibw Tyson Harris st Swetman b Laker 5 I ill c Trurman b Lock l( Piaek Ibw Lock 31 Dansie c Trueman b Laker Martin c Milton b Lock 31 Jai man
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      30 15 Kokan of Japan beat Kuo Kuang of Nationalist China, in a basketball tournament yesterday in Taipeh. In another match, Keh Nan (Nationalist China) defeated Seoul (Korea) 70-62. Reuter
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      195 15 A tough draw in F.A. Cup for 'giant-killers' TX)RTY eight English lear gue third and fourth division clubs and 32 nonleague clubs will fight out the first round proper of the Football Association Cup on November 15. At least seven non-league clubs will reach the second round, as they oppose
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      133 15 I THE M.C.C. tourists m Adelaide are from complacent out their ninewicket win over Soutii Australia. R. Brown, their r, announced net for this morning minutes of the ending yesterday Spin bowlers Jim Laker W Lock playrd a Part In the M.c C.
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      109 15 Bad light .iv. d RhodrMal from the threat oi dc- m tlirir Currie Cup cricket match against N.it.ii m Bulawayo yesterday. Vhv\- were 162 for nine In tii«i r second innings, after lollowing on 273 runs b«>hind. whfn play was call oc\ ofT ten minutos early
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      251 16 WORLD WATCH AGAINST SNEAK ATTACKS AtiH'iim it ill put up plait iwr vast <ii i< < m>n spjst<>nt jHHE United States appears to be shifting away from the idea of setting up limited zones of nspection for guarding against surprise attacks observers said m Washington yesterday. Indie a ions now
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      105 16 Swindlers warned confess or else... PAKISTAN'S President. General Mohammed Ayub 3 fii n >esterday «*ed deadlines up to which 5 Illegal holders of foreign exchange and fliers of raise income statements could confess without m- cm-ring penalties. j Pakistanis m the first group have up to Deccm- I 1 k
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      161 16 Chiang's guns hit back at Reds THE Nationalist Defence Ministry, m Taipeh last night claimed to have knocked out 15 communist guns, two ammunition dumps, one gun position and one camouflaged position during retaliatory shelling yesterday. Sporadic firing was continuing, the Ministry said. Earlier, Red guns had blasted the Quemoys
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      24 16 General Motors Corp. yesterday declared m New York a quarterly dividend of 50 cents <U.S.) a share, payable Dec. 10, U.P.I.
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      52 16 THE French Interior Minister, M. Emile Pelletier, yesterday gave approval to nearly 3,000 candidates for the first parliament of the Fifth Republic. Elections will be held on Nov. 23. with a run-off vote a week later m districts where no candidate receives more than half the
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      41 16 The 51st body was brought out of the shattered coal mine In Springhill Nova Scotia, yesterday. Twenty-three men are still missing following an underground earth movement which trapped miners 4.000 I lit /!.>... r Reuter
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      50 16 x-uuce reported m Beiru yesterday that four peopl were killed and severa wounded m weekend <iashe between Druze tribesmei and Christians m centra Lebanon. The tribesmen fough against former Presiden Camllle Chamoun m thi recent insurrection whil< the Christians supported th< old government. Reuter
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