The Singapore Free Press, 8 November 1958

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper Slmipft, Saturd »y> November 8, 1958. Price 15 Cto.
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    Lock icon RACE TO PRIME ROCKET
    100 1 RACE TO PRIME ROCKET SCIENTISTS and techniCanaveral igh the night re for the second to launch the third ates moon rocket. They will try to send the on its 220,000-miie journey at about 3 o'clock afternoon (Malayan The commander of the Cape Canaveral test centre said last night that reports
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    Lock icon Tin heiress dead
    36 1 New York police said that Countess Guy dv BoLsrouvray, 55, repuud to be one of the world's richest women, was found dead m her hotel suite. She is an the Bolivian Patifamilv.- Reuter
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    Lock icon Cyprus curfew
    73 1 The Cyprus Government last night clamped down an indefinite curfew m Nicosia on all Greek Cvpriot males under U P.I photo. Pore lias been preparing to obftnrc Remembrance Day tomorrow at I p emony at the Cenotaph, a war pensioner at Richmond, m Surrey, has 'elf with special
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    Lock icon PEKING THREATS AS U.S. ENVOY FLIES HOME
    224 1 T__E U.S., representative at the apparently deadlocked Warsaw talks on the Formosa situation is flying to Washington today to seek fresh instructions. At the same time Red China has resumed its call for the liberation" of Formosa and the offshore islands. The announcement
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    Lock icon Algeria peace moves
    80 1 TPIIREE Ministers of the x Algerian rebel Government flew to Tunis from Cairo, yesterday underlining reports that Tunisia and Morocco may be trying to mediate m the insurgents' war with France. But it was expected that the rebels would wait until after the elections m France and
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    Lock icon Diet boycott sparks crisis
    65 1 PARLIAMENTARY proceedings m the Japanese National Diet came to a complete standstill yesterday when the Socialist Party called for dissolution of parliament and a general election. A Socialist spokesman later said m Tokyo his party had not resigned from the Diet but would continue to boycott
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    Lock icon 800 ships may be affected
    52 1 THE International Transport Workers' Federation is planning a 10-day strike against ships sailing under "flags of convenience," the New York magazine Business W< reported yesterday. It said the boycott, tentatively set for betwi Nov. 15 unci Dec 15, would afTcct about 800 v»««»i« *-f many
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    Lock icon A-tests, but talks go on, says Dulles
    153 1 HPHE U.S. Secretary of State, Mr. John Foster Dulles, said m Washington yesterday that the Geneva A-ban talks would continue even it the United States resume atomic tests. Mr. Dulles said he could not yet fix a definite time for the resumption of
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    Lock icon FREE MART: NEW HOPE
    83 1 FREE MART: NEW HOPE I\*R. REGINALD I lfl Maudling, Bri- tain's Paymaster Gen- j E eral, declared last night E that if there was "a E general will" to reach E agreement on a Euro- E E pean free trade area E negotiations could still z succeed. In Paris yesterday
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    Lock icon KETCH FROM H.K. IS OVERDUE
    37 1 The 50-ton ketch lan Crouch is overdue on its maiden voyage from Hong Kong to Adelaide. The vessel, manned by an Adelaide crew of six, left Hong Kong 42 days ago. U.P.I.
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      62 1 Reds resume Mall yor Formosa liberation' MM "ASA j^j CORGI TOYS FOR X'MAS JOYS "THE ONES WITH WINDOWS" &*o*R\ r^. AUSTIN HEALEY SPORTS f_^^^ 3 BEDFORD "UTILECON" _____f_B9 \m\ F RE T NDER AUSTIN CAMBRIDGE IfiS^fer^^ v^r^M______________^^___l _______iM**____r At *_^s_r____r f4*M "IP 1 AT\ Jr^AwM *"*j LAND ROVER AND RICE'S
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    Lock icon 'RED TRADE WAR GAINS MOMENTUM'
    260 2 'RED TRADE WAR GAINS MOMENTUM' t 4 MIKK \N lvi retan ..i Mile Cor ,mic l-fair. Mi it. uglas Dillon, In San i i i ii. i »i (i d thai Ihe Sot ion's economic uiTi if« m under-devekipi il .mines had gaimd rapid momentum. He said he had i
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    Lock icon Slump hits sterling area most
    201 2 Slump hits sterling area most THE world-wide recession m international trade I has hit the sterling area far harder than the other trading countries. Total value of exports from all the sterling area countries was 10 per cent lower m the first half of 1958, while the value of world
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    Lock icon Dulles sees no for switch of policy
    229 2 Dulles sees no for switch of policy If K. JOHN FOSTER DULLES, the U.S. Secretary *™*of State, said m Washington yesterday he was not at all concerned about any foreign policy difficulties with the greatly enlarged Democratic majority m Congress. Mr. Dulles told his Press conference that he did not
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    HER ACT WAS TOO OBSCENE
    92 2 A Turkish belly dancer. Kiash Nanah was charged [In Rome yesterday with creating -obscene acts*' b\ stripping to her black lace panties before a high society private party. Nanah's "stripping" act followed a "torrid*' cha cha performance by "iceberg" Anita Ekberg during which the zipper
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    Death of S'pore lawyer
    66 2 MH Chong Thutt Pitt, a Singapore lawyer and a former Municipal councillor and mca leader, died at his house al 7 am. today, afjcd 62. The luneral will be held H the Bidadari Catholic cemetery at 430 p.m. tomorrow. The cortege will Mr. Chong's residence trmen
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    10 2 mai i Arctic Ice floe I Reuter
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    Lock icon Sweden: We may get A-weapons
    41 2 Mr. Page Erlander, Sweden's Prime Minister, said m West Berlin yesterday that Sweden might have If with atomic if the nuclear 1 to ag an mi control n tor te I (I mo- duct ion Reuter
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    Lock icon move WRAF lost prestige'
    81 2 move WRAF lost prestige' AN American airman's housekeeping with woman member of the Royal Air Force m Germany was raised m Parliament yesterday by a Labour member Mr. Ben Parkin. He said the case had caused the WRAF to losn prestige. He said the girl was discharged from the service
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    Lock icon JEWELLER TO GIVE AWAY A FABULOUS JINXED GEM
    263 3 JEWELLER TO GIVE AWAY A FABULOUS JINXED GEM fH£E: The 44 carat Hope diamond that trails misfortune THE JINKED Hope diamond one of the world's most precious stones is being given away. The 44A carat diamond will be presented to the Smithsonian Institution m Washington by its owner. Mr. Harry
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    Lock icon S'pore's pores job search
    97 3 S'pore's pores job search CINGAPORE has the highest standard of living m Asia but is engaged m a desperate search for new jobs for its booming population, the Colombo Plan economic conference m Seattle was told yesterday. The Singapore delegation said the Colony was ottering a five-year exemption from tax
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    Lock icon Two call for U.N. aid fund
    41 3 Two call for U.N. aid fund I La and pogittitn t states table a r_i member work for :.-hmt nt of a d /elopment the and fine the U.N. t re« n the held mic leveloppart icularly establU N capital Reuter
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    Lock icon 'Invite Pasternak'
    25 3 Five writers from Kerala yesterday urged Indian Prime Minister Mr. Nehru In new Delhi to invite Soviet author Boris Pasternak to India. U.P.I
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    Lock icon Press shutdown now averted
    46 3 The Indian Express group of newspapers said yesterday t'.at following a settlement between management and workers it will nut now close down its five publications In Madras from December 1. They had threatened to close down due to indiscipline anions employees." Reuter
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    Lock icon MALAYA-'A RACIAL EXPERIMENT'
    109 3 MALAYA -'A RACIAL EXPERIMENT' MALAYA is sparing no effort to forge "from its diverse races an enlightened and tolerant nation with a decent standard of living." the Education Minister, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, told the UNESCO conference m Paris yesterday. Inche Johari said Malays. Chinese and Indians each with a
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    Lock icon Press rates stay
    25 3 The International Telecommunications Conference In Geneva yesterday agreed to leave unchanged the telegraph regulations for press messages m areas outside Europe Reuter
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    Lock icon SCIENCE CAN SOLVE WORLD FOOD CRISIS
    97 3 QNE ol the world's basic problems, lack of food v could be solved if only full use were made of existing scientific techniques, said Mr. B R Sen Director General of the United Nations Food and [culture Organisation m New York yesterday. By utilising
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    Lock icon U.K. arms deal
    34 3 Britain, with thr approval of the French Government. is sending Tunisia sp.i and ammunition for Stirling submachine gfKlfl delivered last year, a British Foreign Office .spokesman said m London ye Reuter
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      157 3 Four Reasons Why Men Prefer To Shop At Jf##_t_Vf__t#> SINGAPOREONLY EXCLUSIVE MEN'S SHOP __rW wrtM-«rtw_w*e»^-*«*i-«_Br ivY j 1 f l\_\^_ V>^V x ,n tno -»i r conditioned \lLj_^_y^^j_ r\ v_jT/_1 atmosphere you can y4^\ .VI if. vi get all that you need K\l| t B /fli V 1 m Men
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    The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY. NOV. 8, 1958.
    9 4 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY. NOV. 8, 1 958.
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    THE LAST SERVICE
    210 4  -  John Hersey Opinion I pONCERNINQ the latv est Mao Tse-tung •'communes" p r ogramme, we recently suggested that one Of the aims of such mass herdings of population was to enable the government to level the millions of grave mounds dotting the countryside for cultivation. This has
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    Lock icon H-BOMB FOR AT ALASKA
    210 4 H-BOMB FOR AT ALASKA 'FHE United States ll to create a harbour and channel with small thermonuclear (hydrogen) blasts m Kotzebue Sound near the Alaska village of Cape Thompson, probably In the middle of 1960. The announcement was made by Senator Henry Jackson m Seattle, it had been stated previously
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    Lock icon U.S. probes riddle of South Pole
    296 4 U.S. probes riddle of South Pole IS the 6.000-square mile Antarctica beneath its great ice cap a single continent, two 1 islands or on archipelago? This Is the riddle United States International Geophysical Year scientists are attempting to solve. An expedition ol ten scientists and support personnel who had been
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    Lock icon ADMIRAL TO LEAD
    98 4 DEAR-ADMIRAL George Duiek, Commander of the Uniti Navy's "Deep Fre< i ditlon, lly lead the In. t t to the Antarctic ii"i im Christchurch tin. .inii.il hopes to cover 2,200 milei m a lone Skythe -I oi ocean m the death to a man In a few
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    PLUMBING DEPTHS
    321 4 The ocean floor is still a mystery DOCKETS have not I vet reached the Moon. But already Man knows more about the surface of the Moon than he does about the sur- face of the Earth. Fantastic! Not when E you remember that most E of Earth's surface
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    Hindus all set for Festival of Lights
    117 5 Hindus all set for Festival of Lights PREPARATIONS are| li n full swing in] lum of Hindu, homes m Singapore to te Deepavali I oi lights— on ay. is part ol the II take various iding on the mi m that part of which families Malaya. nerehants will M welcome
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    Lock icon CASH FOR CHINA BY 'PACKET SERVICE
    300 5  - CASH FOR CHINA BY 'PACKET SERVICE MARGARET WEE 107 operators Help send family remittances By r rHE clubbed packet" service, which provides a convenient way for Chinese m Singapore to remit money to their families m China, is proving very popular. Re-introduced shortly after the war, the service is operated
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    OPEN AIR SHOWS MAY SUSPEND
    132 5 centres v run open-air ked to tor some > the pr« mic. Winans. imunity reId this aspect was now I r cinema,. four shows i i k-end are sed by child In the vulner up. m the Chiat and as said •Hxl case for public
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    Seven Tamil scholarships
    56 5 ryHE Tamil langua JL scholarship association 10lI ol Malaya has offered seven awards to students studying i Tamil at the University of Malaya during the present demic term. Five of th^ scholarship students are Is. The awards will be continued until the student take their degree, provided
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    Science blocks improved
    36 5 The Singapore Govcrn--1 ment has spent nearly I $100,000 to renovate, lurnish and equip icience blocks m sevi ndary schools m order tn cope with the increase m the number of I student
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    Handicraft sale at home
    66 5 THE acting Director ol Welfare, Mr. I Wah Siang i ie of hand nude by boy, <>f the Kah Army home In Thomson Road 1 A sp m of the i Army aid that pro- n the would help to meet I me It Will be
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      209 6 TAT MM i Wl PAAw _r_^ ___f MA __fl _^T AmMfi Wl tArn Aw M a i tJL ji.lT* \\VKi: by Sy*Wey Jordan 1 I I E^y!-^. I^____^l _^L V^Bdtfu_^Ls Off _L 7 >^i OOWt*4 O r__rii__ii. >I A .Ml 11 \KI l»> Lee Falk and I'liil Davis l CT
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      496 6 S |*ORN today you have trenic:. E IJ mental powers, but you E much the critic and the analyst I E you often spend so much time E thering minute detail that you d E S nave enough left for doing a E E with the information you hay, E
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  • FREE PRESS RACE DAY Special
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      9 1 FREE PRESS RACE DAY Special Saturday, November 8, 1958.
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      THE FREE PRESS
      106 1 U.LAN UtWIl Race I lOSKEI HI 230 Mn« i:,.r MV^BI 3 0 Invincible s Rice 3 GISTAM 330 Khandl SUi KnUhtHbridf. R, t,• MAORI BOY 4 0 Square Demi Race 5. CARACAS 430 Grey Elegance Resull .1 Race 6. MERRY LIGHT Inn, Ma. y>rdariM Race, SURI PROFII
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      THE STRAITS TIMES
      137 1 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER JOSKFR 111 SAN JUAN SAN' JUAN sun Juan Miss Harmony On Parole Southern Moon Trigge, II J<_ker IU M WBE ROY AI COLLEGI IMPRESS Invincible Chanlc, I) Amour Maybe Chanticleer Impress Clintcur D Amour OUISTANI COMMOTION GUSTANI Knightsbridge Angkor Wat Knightsbridge A"gkor
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      MALAY MAIL
      46 1 I. MY. TRIGGER II JoskerHl Southern Moon INVINCIBLE Maybe Trinidad KNIGHTSBRIDGE Gustanl Khandi Star THE ANAK Square Deal Extern Way CARACAS Grey Fletance ChSr Reception MERRY LIGHT Pintu Mas Expensive Hobby SURE PROFIT Colour Film Blue Swell THE AUSSIE Game One Glendore mi........... 111.nn.
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      STANDARD
      48 1 SCRI TINFEr" JOSKER 111 Trigger U Southern Moon MAYRF ?___s_u jggg DAmour KHANOI ST\_ Kn_rhtebridlo Sor Waf mTor, BOY Fasten, Way Square Deaf RUnaNn ELEGANCI Wide Screen II MERRY lif ht Ywdfrlna Situ Mm BLUE SUFI I f _r. pfoftt Peking REMEMBRANCE^ Game One Glendore ii.iiiiMiHiiiiiMii.iii.iin 11.*****1
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      NANYANG SIANG-PAU
      44 1 NANYANG SIANG-PAU KWEE LOU JOSKER 111 Su^r__ct"e On^arol. Ivrißl.. Ji JJ^S 1 TCXAXTf I A»! SSSSbrfdse Way PrtSc.ly GUt CARACAS 77Z 1 LIG"T I HnU Mm SURE PROFIT "1 Colo_ _?lm I fiCe Swell I PONTICAN 1 Game One Bonnie Express )1 .Milium iiuiini
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      CARACAS TO TAKE MAIN RARE TODAY
      547 1  - CARACAS TO TAKE MAIN RARE TODAY ALLAN LEWIS Says PARACAS looks like winning the main race at Kuala Lumpur this afternoon. When Lucky Game was scratched yesterday Caracas became the popular fancy. He been consistent enough m his last Aye s to beat this field. which is not strong. not
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      PROBABLE STARTERS AND RIDERS
      1013 2 RACE 1-2.30: CLASS 3, DIV. 2 -ABT. 7 FURS. 1. Mm si PER PldlKK «yr Chtl (Shaw Stable) Martin 9.00 Johnson 2. ***** SAN JUAN syr. dug (C.T. Aw> Sullivan 8.13 J. Jones 3. ***** ON FAKOIJi 3yr Chef Green Stable) Spencer... 8.12 Posner 4. 84
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      Form
      137 2 RACE ONE I SUPER PICTURE: 4-11-_ 3 —Went over 2F m 27 1 j with Maori Boy; 6-11-58 Covered 3F m 39_ w jtk Maori Boy. SAN JUAN: 6-11-5. -Impressed with 3F m 38. ON PAROLE: No rt track report. SOUTHERN MOON; Ko recent track report. OLEANDER II: N_
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      171 2 luxurious Wolselcys WOLSELEY FIFTEEN HUNDSED I}!'"**"- -M II fit. performance I .^(^■■■■M^, v».ih g-cat. economy Seats 4 to Wjj^BtTAJ^X luxury with ample lut£J#e _r^^^lr>s_s___«*_»-^ i I MIRMBMt WOLSELEY FIFTEEN-FIFTY IJ-litrc 4-c>lmdcr Ikatu an.l ICfMO- _B washer Large, adaptable lu^jge lov.kn _^r*-__ _^_____iv^ Safciy round. _r^^l 1 .twopedal control an Sa
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  • SATURDAY Magazine
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      7 1 SATURDAY Magazine Singapore, Saturday, November 8, 1958.
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      You cauld put a meal into a tablet, but...
      362 1 You cauld put a meal into a tablet, but... ri()|)\V'S scientists are able to tut up m their exact, correct proportions the calories, proteins and vitamins that would provide what is called a "balanced diet," enclose them m a pill, and thus m theory make meals unnecessary. But would YOU
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      WHEN PILLS SPELL ILLS
      261 1  -  Lucy Huang (My alternoon and evening. 1 hanks to the.m our day has seasons and our moods chance with them. A person's morning self is quite different from his afternoon self. As for a person's before-breakfast and after-dinner selves —they bear no relation whatsoever to one
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      Food, drink create atmosphere that loosens tongues
      228 1 versation. The tea houses of China and the coffee houses of eighteenth century Europe were popular meeting places for this reason. Today we still have the ritual of meals and once again coffee bars are m fashion as centres for eating and talking.
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      The SCIENTIFIC barbers
      78 2 t f^' "W l>r<>u<iht up-to- Ij da.i In Luton, Bedfordshire. A Ear fed //ore /or liarhcrs' apprentices includi try, physic*, < and «r/. Pu, Ing [aught not only o hoii to 4 make a .oup< 7he •»< /mo/ beina organised hy the Luton ond y. District National
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      Cash galore—and I couldn't even give it away!
      1312 2 Cash galore— and I couldn't even give it away! PLAYWRIGHT JOHN MORTIMER TELLS OF A MONEY WORRY OF A KIND THAT REFALLS FEW OF US ___.i.i II THINK," l nM. "we had better be no. lag ob. m We were fitting on the terrace of the Exi ebior Hotel on
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      MO OUT FRAN STERS ARE , SAYS KENSTEIN
      459 2  - MO OUT FRAN STERS ARE SAYS KENSTEIN R RALPH COOPER BJ T liK port ehopsm, ri Blit —IMMl MM how Bit! SIKK? For tin. wi, lunch I U;ls iM SM r room at Bray stj l horror films. Sitti H Frankenst norror films' i oadin fl Vi Cushing. Ket pn.u
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      How happ y is your marriage?
      503 2 How happ y is your marriage? (c) Neither. C Do you find it easier to ■*a make home decisions on your own? (a) Yes. Ib) No. 1Z Do you think a happy marriage is likely to result from "love at first sight"? (a) Yes. (b) No. I*J Before getting married,
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      Now it's 'War' on the Irish
      274 3 Now it's 'War' on the Irish From a special correspondent IT HASN'T happened m Scotland, where B there is a big percent- age of Irish and a still bigger percentage of g people of Irish extrac- Uon. but it has hap- pencd m England. A§g 1 thriving English mar- kct
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      Legion life 'an amusing episode'
      566 3 Legion life 'an amusing episode' No bitterness at all m his desert-lined eyes, says Anne Sharpley HE was such a welladjusted Legionnaire. He sat m his Foreign Legion demob suit sipping coffee through his genuine desert-grown beard without a trace of bitterness m his desertlined eyes. "An amusing episode," says
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      PELHAM GROOM at the Cinema
      5 4 PELHAM GROOM at the Cinema
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      A BRAVE' FILM, BUT WHAT A STUPID TITLE
      418 4 A BRAVE' FILM, BUT WHAT A STUPID TITLE OF all the stupid titles that I have come across "Why Hitler Lost The War" takes the palm. It would even have been better if it had been called "Theirs Not To Reason Why" because it does show that aspect of war
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      IT GOES ON...AND ON...AND ON...
      147 4 IT GOES ON... AND ON...AND ON... "Ab Dilli Dur Nahln" i: name Implies an Indian film, and that leads to other Implications from the Western point of view. To the westerner all Indian films ;ire too long. There •tr too much unn ry singing and every tur ton long. The
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      TOP FILM IS 'TEACHER'S PET
      100 4 Clark Gable has dominated the tcreen for me this week. Ably assisted by Doris Day I and Gig Young he has made "Teacher's Pet", a film that must be seen and that will most certainly be remembered. For the rest of the films there is
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      EDITOR GABLE IS TOP OF HIS FORM'
      449 4 EDITOR GABLE IS TOP OF HIS FORM' SOME of you may find it a little ditlicnlt to imagine Clark Gable as a "Teacher's Pet" and to those I would say disillusion yourself by seeing the Qlxn as quickly as you can. He is homeric! There are so many good things
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      MODERN VAMPIRE FAILS TO CHILL THE SPINE
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      983 6 THREE SAFE HORSES TO FOLLOW lOSKEH 111 (Iv One) and (iustaiii (Race Three), two list start winners, and Sure Profit (Race Seven) look the best bets In today's card. kn 111 li rythintf In his favourweight, distance and going and he lias the form. Gustani is an Improving youngster and
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      159 7 AMERICAN Ambassador John Hay Whitney warned In Sheflield, England, that the Western countries must bury their differences and combine to meet the threat of Soviet economic warfare. The ambassador said that Russia's economic warfare already has paid some political dividends to the Soviet Union
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      94 7 THE working day m the Soviet machine-build-ing, oil and gas industries will be cut to seven hours at the end of this year the Soviet news agency Tass said m Moscow. It was quoting a decision of the central committee of the Soviet Communist Party, the
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        64 8 I LAST WEEK'S WINNERS rpHE winners of la^t A week's colour- in contest (each oi whom will rt ceive a $5 prize in due course) arc as follows: Miss Rosalind Chan (13 6- A Jalan Salim, Johorc Bahru. Miss Doris Kofi (10). 76 Mergiti Road. Singapore. Master Anthony Tan tl2>.
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        230 8 A colour-in contest! With prizes for you/I DOCKET-MONEY prizes Name (Master Miss) I are offered for colouring this scene with paints, crayons or chalks. There are four prizes offered each of S5 (two for bojs and two for All you have to do is to set to work to brighten
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        1168 9 CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS m Singapore day School and Bible Class: 9.30 Chun hof Our Lady of Peace Geylang Church; 845 a.m. We_ley Church: 8.45 a.m.. .Study; 3 pm Sermon and tomorrow are a.m. Parish Communion (Eng- (Tanjong Katong Road): Mass Sunday School, 9.50 a m. Wor- Sunday Bchool. 7.50 am., 10.00
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      THE NIGHT THAT HARRINGAY WAS COUNTED OUT
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      96 12 KITIONF Lave the suspended Tongan heavyweight boxer, Is turning to i He has prom I ed to sign lor Doncaster Rugb i Club and pi <y. Tv. l 'laying f in the team. Lave, who i i rugby forward, is under su for six
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