The Singapore Free Press, 16 December 1958

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    15 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Pap£? Singapore, Tuesday, December 16, 1958. Price 1;
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    Lock icon IF MAO QUITS' HE'LL STILL BE HEAD
    170 1 IF MAO QUITS' HE'LL STILL BE HEAD /*IIIN A S head of V slate Mr. Mao Tsel tnnf, is likely to resign his post soon but his overall control of Chi- > nese affairs will con- Unite undiminished and unchallenged. This interpretation lof recent rumours about Mr Mao was ascribed
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    Lock icon THESE DESPICABLE WRETCHED SPLITTERS
    462 1 Mr. X hits at purged Reds SOVIET Prime Minister Khrushchev yesterday revived his attack on the "anti-party group of Malenkov, Kaganovich. Molotov. Bulganin and Shepilov," as a "despicable group of wretched splitters," Moscow radio said last night. These ex-leaders are now living In virtual exile. "By
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    Lock icon COMMUNES FOR POLES?
    55 1 DKLEGATION led by the Polish Minister of /au „hol,r and Social Welfare. Mr. Stanislaw MKk. yesterday discussed with the Chinese I "■•■r Mr. Chen Vi, the development of I communes. communes were a "correct and step" by the Chinese Communist Party "is del* gallon would recommend the
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    Singapore victim of five death hoaxes dies in hospital
    177 1 Singapore victim of five death hoaxes dies in hospital \|R. A. KHANDIAH, who was A the victim of five death hoaxes m July this year, died m the Singapore General Hospital early today. The hoaxes continued to be with him even m his death. Some of his close friends, who
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    CHEW: WHERE IS MONEY COMING FROM?
    305 1 CHEW: WHERE IS MONEY COMING FROM? Huge school bill if no family planning T'HE EDUCATION MINISTER, Mr. Chew Swee 1 Kee, this morning gave the Legislative Assembly an estimate of what it would cost to educate one million children m ten years time Jf the population continued to rise at
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    ASIAN TRIP BY U.S. SENATOR
    31 1 The U.S. State Department announced yesterday that retiring Senator H. Alexander Smith would make a fact-finding trip to the Far East m the New Year.— Reuter.
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    Slain girl: Medical report soon
    57 1 Slain girl: Medical report soon SINGAPORE police are still waiting for a pathologist's report on the murder of Theresa Woo, a 30-year-old tourist guide. A police spokesman said today the report was expected to be ready this evening. Police are still working on the robbery theory. The spokesman said secret
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    2 new polio cases
    22 1 2 new polio cases Two new rases of paraly tic polio were admitted 10 the Middleton Hospital Up to 10 a.m. today.
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    RUBBER PRICE
    32 1 January first grade rubber buyers lob. opened m Singapore this morning at 82% cents per lb., up a quarter of a cent on yest< closing price. The tone was quiet
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    CAR STOLEN
    15 1 A car was stolen m Lim Llak Street. Thing Bahru, Singapore, last night.
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    Beaten by thugs
    22 1 E Singapore tnngkang ler. Qllek Slew Soon, was n up by eight thug m Sing Ho Street, y« day.
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    Lock icon IRAQIS STONE CAR OF US ENVOY
    202 2 IRAQIS STONE CAR OF US ENVOY irpHE American Assistant I Secretary of State. Mr William Rountree, had the windows of hi.s cai smashed by a stot throwing mob m Bat-dad yesterday. a traveller reaching Beirut reported. There was no confirmation of the report from any other sources m Beirut. All
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    Lock icon Nasser sees UAR manoeuvres
    22 2 Nasser sees UAR manoeuvres Cairo Radio said yesterday that President Nasser watched UAR army manoeuvres "somewhere m the Eastern Desert" yesterday.— Reuter
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    Lock icon School fire horror: alarm was delayed
    98 2 CHICAGO Fire Commissioner Robert Quinn yesterday blamed a delayed Are alarm and a wrong address for the tragedy which killed 93 children and nuns In the Our Lady of the Angels school lire Mr. Quinn revealed that the first alarm of the disaster gave
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    Lock icon ZHUKOV: A PENSION
    43 2 Marshal UEORGI n m retirement, r Sovii t official said m Mo cow i public li cture on Inter iiatio i on ji' n ion." Ihukov wa n >v< d rrom I tion a i Khru I°d experienci and Reuter
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    Lock icon JULIANA TO ORDER NEW ELECTIONS?
    114 2 OUEEN JULIANA last night asked Professor L.J.M. Beel, a Catholic Minister of State and former premier, to hold an -informative Inquiry" and report to her on Holland's political crisis as soon as possible. The Queen also confern d with Mr. Ant onions Struycken. Catholic Vice-Premier,
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    Lock icon WAR ON TURKEY RUSTLERS
    34 2 Worcestershire police announced yesterday a plan to beat Christmas turkey rustler with radio cars strategically placed around the local poultry farms, They a ked farmer, to co opera 1 Reuter
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    NATO faces biggest Soviet challenge yet
    159 2 LEADING delegations to the Atlantic Pact ministerial council m Paris were last night working on a draft of a declaration to be adopted by the foreign ministers today rejecting Russia's proposals on the future of Berlin, wellinformed sources said. They said that experts would
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    Lock icon DE GAULLE. DULLES AGREE ON FIRMNESS'
    110 2 QENERAL de GAULLE and U.S. "State Secretary Dulles yesterday discussed the Berlin crisis and other world problems on the eve of the three day talks among ministers of the Atlantic Alliance. Alter a 90-minute meeting at the Hotel Matigon. a French spokesman said the
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      46 2 SPECIAL 10% DISCOUNT X'MAS GIFT.... TIE HIM WITH Give him ii i Smart Looking rJ'C 11 Select from rhc wide range of PURE SILK TIES from Swiss Germany NARROW SHAPE from AMERICA from Englond Kin Onlj i i i l(l|l •li High -ii. i i.i M
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      59 2 _^______?:-£-:v: Jx- x J___P_Tr3_^r x£s*X4?&JE'2^ it's faster by air Kl'or full details of BO. AC. World-wide services consult your local Travel Agent. or MALAYAN AIRWAYS (General Sales Agents) V_2S£ffilt4\ •*'<"''-' /earfer m air travel Dll Al -jp- /_vf Ir 1/ n fates good can of you t MlfllM OVIKSIAS AHWAYS
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    Lock icon Revolvers vanish in M-East troopship
    97 3 I IVES and army security officers visit- he British troopship Empire Fowey at I vi yesterday to Investigate the reippearance of revolvers during her home from Cyprus. The troopship had called at several Medin ports on her way to Southampton v j reached late on
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    Lock icon ARRESTED SHIP TO BE LAID UP
    91 3 THK Utt-toa Pana- manian liner Arosa Kulm, under arrest al Plymouth, England, tor nine days, is to be laid up at Fowey, Cornwall, I on Thursday. In heavy rain yester- j I day JO Italian and Swiss members of her I crew came ashore
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    Lock icon BODY IN WOOD
    28 3 i an unknown c yesterday m a I l antorbury was I by police to have lor over two il play Ls not sus- Reuter
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    Lock icon FREEDOM IN U.K. FOR RUSSIAN NEWSMEN BUT NO RECIPROCITY
    194 3 FREEDOM IN U.K. FOR RUSSIAN NEWSMEN BUT NO RECIPROCITY pHE Soviet Government has refused to take part m talks on freedom of information and travel for British journalists m the Soviet Union the House of Commons was told yesterday A Labour M.P., Mr. Desmond Donnelly, had asked m the House
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    Lock icon PIANOS WILL STRIKE A NEW £225,000 NOTE
    46 3 PIANOS WILL STRIKE A NEW £225,000 NOTE LONDON Education Authorities announced yesterday that 1,628 thirty -year-old pianos m their schools are to be replaced at a cost of £>>:>. OOO A further i'liiO.ooo will be spent on new typewriters and ISB.OOO on new ■ewlm m chines.— Reuter
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    Lock icon STRIKE ENDS
    20 3 Eitfht hundred men at a Sunderland shipyard returned to work yesterday titer a Aye -week who-does-i whal Reuter
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    Lock icon PARENTS' 'NO' BUT BABY GETS BLOOD
    148 3 PARENTS' 'NO' BUT BABY GETS BLOOD A SEVEN DAY OLD baby girl was reported m v satisfactory condition m the Toronto hospital where she was given blood transfusions on Sunday despite the religious objections of her parents. The girl, Lori Campbell, wa* made a ward of the Province m a
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    Lock icon Space monkey 'acute suffering'
    87 3 Space monkey 'acute suffering' THE conference of animal welfare societies, representing 29 animal protection organisations m Britain and abroad, yesterday registered the ''strongest possible protest"' against tlie placing of a live monkey m the U.S. army's Jupiter space rocket. The rocket was launched last Saturday. The monkey came down somewhere
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    Lock icon Sandringham Xmas for 3 generations of royal family
    156 3 Sandringham Xmas for 3 generations of royal family 'three generations of the Brit isi* royal family will spend Christmas this year at Sandrlngham, the home m Norfolk. The Queen an l the Duke of Edinburgh with their children, the Prince of Wales and Princeifl Anne, will ha\ their principal guests
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      110 3 FREE Xmas Gifts FOR EVERY SUIT OF CROCODILE" PYJAMAS No 174) YOU PURCHASE, YOU WILL RECEIVE FREE ONE PAIR OF "CROCODILE SOCKS AND ONE PIECE OF "CROCODILE" VEST AS X'MAS GIFTS. AVAILABLE FOR YOUR CHOICE OVER 200 DIFFERENT KINDS OF CROCODILE" SHIRTS, HAWAIIAN SHIRTS, PYJAMAS, SOCKS, SINGLETS AND VESTS. CHEAP
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      270 3 t_M___ |^W|:HEAVY REDUCTIONS tegggSip IN ALL ARTICLES f Objel de art i vto-^_s^ from v ■> 1 L/^Oi INDIAN, S\T YAintK^) MaliYiM rt' N >^* v_| 1/1 _B» f MALAYAN I v? ,ndomesian I r^^&kWll f\\ HANDICRAFTS iPtS^y^ l^__! jjiiiii-j-i 1 Kashmir Walnut Woods, [■73 r\ fjc 3^?****^^B y\mm mDro
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      Opinion Becoming urgent
      206 4 Opinion Becoming urgent URGENCY of the Red bloc trade offensive m Free World markets is not lost upon the U.S. Administration. A group of business experts, appointed by Washington to study the problem, is expected shortly to submit its recommendations to the Government. And, it is to be hoped, these
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    But can the little darlings READ?
    976 4 Robert Pitman poses a question that will disturb every parent buying the children's Christmas presents I^VEKY day at this time the m J ed faces ol a million aunts and uncles will be peering at the children i ih< Ives In bookshops. What a
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    IN SINGAPORE, TOO
    70 4 IN S INGAPORE, TOO ihe look >.i> on-mod is known m Singapore as= Me Audio-Visiial method ii is the method adopted In teaching Primal? One children In i E Bald spokesman of th, Singapore -UtaeaUon Ministry: ih. children arc not taught m the parrot fashion. m i s possible thej
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      19 4 Drink A real fruit Juice I GkmNGE-ADE I I ••I II 111, m 1 1 nun. W ...a* llUlllllMllllllllllMlt.
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      117 4 f^\ FASTI x L-CA"" v\ r^?-- PAST' SC/fe DIMMER o/J m AND SO DELICIOUS W^.TT" 1 as if prepared by an Italian Chef »-m \|ft It time is short and you enjoy tasty food, the answer to f^^^^^d^t-BalX-i— '>dr_ your problem i^ delightful Chef Boy-Ar-Dee Spaghetti WwhM /mW&L Dinner The
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    VACANT LAND OWNERS MIGHT BE PENALISED
    384 5 ■m Legislative Assembly select committee which recently reported on Planning Bill has virtually served notice on Singapore landlords 01 it on building plans approved before January 1, 1955. understood that a large number of landlords obtained permits isea <>n their lands during 1954-55. fearing
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    Contest aid to safer roads
    216 5 ri'iii Singapore Safety First Council is seeking X i < .iter support from the puhlie for its annual Kifr driving competition. Ihe competition which is open to all drivers „l vehicles, excepting owner-drivers, is aimed at: 0 Building up an army of reliable, alert, resourceful
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    Flag day raises $5,500 for FPA
    169 5 I vi s ot the Singa- Family Planning A terday said re gratified at t* and spontaneous" Bl' port on their reft iy. IV K. Lim, administary of the c Press ximately $5,500 i thai day. ign es- d the amount the ale of
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    Tun Lim to open new home for aged
    143 5 THE Chief Minister, Tun Lim Yew Hock, is to open the St. John's Home for the Aged m Bennett Estate on Sunday at i P m. About 400 t>< ople ;»rc expected to attend. After the official opening the home will be
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      55 5 I Todays radio Programme al Corned' Him BLtnal and Comedy 1 urn; 5.0 b I Club; 3.30 I iv. pic- i AL.m; I Rn em< X, 'Heel Re- E, r,n '1 and! 7; M oo Tlie I \f f ft:to Music nnd I>• 'Miiber. 900 The II) (0 M«- a
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      32 6 ■■^Hr Firm and pleasing to the lips mild yet deeply satisfying to th -Chesterfield alone i ire j packed by Accu-Ray. j CHESTERFIELD „|l mm SATISFIES P TH E MOST! j s
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      317 6 -■■■■■■■■■m ili«Li•fl I I i i I I I i w t 111 l lIWVKI by Sydney Jordan r— j^^.. l QH_____7 >^ }F" T>#« mABTH AStO MOO/ UWfMOiL m M^"^^^^^^^m\ M >OUffE BiGmT W L oOkr OuTSiDC B^__wO /7 «M«a#o.y BSHtHO Tne Sme>S AS rut WT MAC-BOtm I cvSvruiwfi
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      289 6 l> I dett i .nil.. ut cha probably d servi \s have a it! You and will i nd I and charm thi with whom you c Th tind what tl store for you tomorri birthday star and rea p >nding paragraph, i j v star be your rj WEDNESDAY
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      175 7 I Previous today \a I til ci t. purl Dec 23 4b 23 7 bui 24 Mill sellers Ilk 23 a i b;. 24 sellers 24 U sellers I IW',l KNe 1 is *s S P°* 23-74 buy. 24 buyers 23 7 8 sellers 24>« sellers I
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      New York prices
      104 7 I NEW YORK. Dec. IS. Previous Today 1 N)»>t 9900 nom. 99.00 nom. Jl\ fu r tract Dec 97.25 buyers 98.50 buyers 99.25 sellers 99.00 sellers Jan 97.12 buyers 98.50 buyers 99 12 sellers 99.00 sellers T('M Quiet. SALES: Nil. BTBBLK: Futures Jan. 29.55 buyers 29.82 buyers
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      34 7 I NEW YORK, Dec. If. Previous Today SO InrtiMmN 562.27 563.98 20 Railroad* 154.70 154.12 4u Domestic Bond* 86.79 86.80 1" rtiliiies 87.95 88.04 63 Sloe ks Composite \vciages ***** 196.14
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      U.S. PEPPER
      56 7 pot and awaiting reto 23 I hipment 22J to 22*; i Lampong spot and ue 24. afloats -2 December ship- ment 22 r l. 22 elf. Sarawak unquoted. Muntck white spot and awaiting release 38-_. afloats 38. and December shipment 37 36"i cif, sellers exdock. I Above prices
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    Copra, coconut oil prices
    92 7 I COPRA Philippine, c.i.f. U.K./ North European ports delivered ul i><*r lon« ton Dec. COPBA, Straits c.i.f. UK/North Cnropeaa port* delivered weight por long ton Dec./ Jan. COCONUT OIL crude Straits cif. European ports In bulk lon Dec./ Jan. COCONUT OIL crude Ceylon c.i.f. European ports
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    INDUSTRIALS RISE
    123 7 I a generally satis--1 factory day on the tock markets yesBuying was fairly ad, with indus- quitiea claiming attention. funds met .1 good md closed <>n a m the tion was 1 d ftrmni 1 of howi ly dull, reflei I Friday Wall M c numerous In tion
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    Lock icon U.K. BID TO AVERT TRADE WAR STARTS BITTER CLASH
    357 7 U.K. BID TO AVERT TRADE WAR STARTS BITTER CLASH OKITISII and French ministers clashed m the Council of the Organisation for European Economic Co-operation In Paris last night after Britain had put forward a dramatic new plan to prevent a European trade war breaking out m the New Year. M.
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      241 7 u£y vf| 'fyjAkJ' NOW IN PULL SWING TAILORING "MADE TO MEASURE SUITS" Oacron/Accetate Cotton UP. S.P. Nylon Suits 75. 00 60.00 Por u .t All Oacron Suits 8500 7000 Oacron /Silk Suits 95.00 8500 All Worsted Suits 135.00 120.00 Tropical Wool Suits 105. 00 85.00 Dacron/ Wool Suits 95.00 80.00
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      48 7 SINCAPORE i HICH TIDES j TODAY: 2.10 p.m. j TOMORROW: 3.32 am. j and 2.59 p.m. THURSDAY: 4.14 a.m and 3.55 p.m. FRIDAY: 5.02 a.m. and i 5.09 p.m. SATURDAY: 5.59 a.m. and 6.51 p.m. SUNDAY: 7.02 a.m. and 8.29 p.m. MONDAY: 7.55 am. and 9.30 p.m. (Advertisement)
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    BACK FROM THE DEAD!
    90 8 Writing about the 8.8.C.'s programme schedule m their newsletter "8.8.C. Record" the corporation's head of publicity, Mr. John Crawley, described former Gaiety Girl, 84-year-old Ada Reeve m an article entitled "To Commemorate The Famous Dead." Dead? Certainly not. And to prove it Ada herself phoned up
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    Lock icon balloons
    80 8 lt was inn among Die balloons for Fiona Saiaqc fin the uheel- Chair), David Russell I and comedian Mar Byl graves, when they paid a i rit to Fat he) Christ' rrtos and Uncle Hotly m thr ton fair ai London's hi m o.i to) d Str( Ttoelve invalid
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    THE CASE OF THE MISSING PLANTS
    80 8 THE CASE OF THE MISSING PLANTS AMAhon alter S>7mi •j he I shall r0 exp a cr f t° r ht lives m V\ sea: wno to k: sen puih mod i a^ Police and the rais< decidt.i tv mV) Visited m kel series Watched thm The sti ow n
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    PUTT
    33 8 I IT was bound to i I clothes fash ens Line is the late j of London's fa The style, da 5 fan bac-. And ard. He showed ill croaf inclu Cayton.
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  • Eve THE PAPER WITHING A PAPER
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      10 1 Eve THE PAPER WITHING A PAPER Tuesday, December 16, 1958.
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      HAIR care for gay days
      791 1 HAIR care for gay days HOW'S TIME TO GET READY FOR THOSE CHRISTMAS PARTIES Sunlight and salt water are dangers well-cared for hair, glinting m the sun, will collect admiring glances all the time. j: ink ahead. That warm sunlight you revel jn dries out the hair's natural oils. So
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        Toy pots and pans are just like mother's
        139 2 Toy pots and pans are just like mother's A TOY to delight mother's -1 little helper is a set of cooking utensils "just like mum's." The set includes two sizes of cooking pots a large and a small frying pan. -a coffee pot. a tea kettle, a colander, a strainer
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        bottle for your Christmas perfumes
        78 2 bottle for your Christmas perfumes J^N UNUSUAL crystal scent bottle to hold the perfume you will receive over Christmas comes from Japan. The heavy container has a prism- like stopper that has been cut on one edge with lines. j These lines, seen through the i base of the prism,
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        Non-fattening
        42 2 WATCHING calories? For a mid-morning n ener try something new !f you don't like your cofTVe without cream or sugar. Mash a banana and shako lt up with Ice cold I orange juice Delicious and not rattening. Good t«>r you too.
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        Where to Buy
        87 2 Where to Buy SINBEAM lady's hair dryer; Sole agents. Shriro (China) Ltd.. 24A. Raffles Place: availat-e at Marden Company. 78-82 Orchard Road. CRYSTAL perfume bottle; Wako. 1. Rallies Place; Ding How store. 33. North Bridge Road. ELECTRIC TRAIN; Or chard Store. Orchard Road. PILL-ALONGS; John Lit tie (Malaya) Ltd.. Raffles
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        GO easy with sunrays!
        52 2 QINFtW l.imps should not nr Mcd as beauty gadgets although they can help skin complaints „,,,1 other disorder! under strict medical supervision Artlflelei ssinllght Is powerful, and mi <au«e damage if misused. Consult your doctor if you wish to use a lamp for acquiring a regular
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        Feminaso p
        370 2 Feminaso p e HANDS THIS DI A REVOLUTIONARY new ype -J, e f d a n pu on S-nwpore nd{ K^fS? than dcsiKns w *3?si With this convenient, easy-to-use n-. yon want on the compact, easy- o-se* h warm or cool. Then the scientific .1 I It flexible tube to
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        PERFECT GIFT for SON-or FATHER
        130 2 PERFECT GIFT for SON -or FATHER A WONDEHFUL toy is this little electric train, built trTu £t S Q al H J° fit any tab i e top Witn the starter set g rp a nv U^ y P erfectl V made to the headlight that really works, three passenger
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        201 2 4AAAAAAAAAAAAA A A A A A A A, A A. A A A z, p,iered Gjrd,e F KAM\Wfi with 3,000 Air Dots Your favourite girdle is zippcrcd now for effortless, __________>______■ comtortoble dressing. And, PH of course, it's fashioned MmY?' with famous baby-soft cot- ton-and-latcx Fabricon with irß boneless non-roll
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      US plastic bowls are light but tough
      134 3 US plastic bowls are light but tough E Tj^ROM America comes 1 a set of plastic E mixing bowls, ideal m design, weight and E E colour. E ■s They combine all E the features sought by SB homemakers and home E economists. For easy E E handling they have
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      Wake these for holidays
      396 3 Wake these for holidays ftH RISTMAS for ;ft I children— Christfc& foi us -the most mi^B"'*^*"t<'d season of Pt) ye tl r. Part of its Bj%ic is the hours the junily shares m wrapping packages and Bi|imin»- the tree. Bt Christmas has its WW too fragrant, MM of cakes and
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      After a gruelling day...
      46 3 HAS it been .1 long And gruelling (In lor a quick pick-mr up. \isit the rest room, dash cold w.ster on your face, forehead, neck SBd inns Dry and appl> cologne. Put on lipstick and you will feel like a new woman.
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      Ten tips that'll make you prettier
      158 3 Ten tips that'll make you prettier LfEHE are ten tips for 11 a prettier you: I. COKAL lipstick goes with a suntan. but pale pink makes a gayer contrast ft. DOT perfume at your petticoat's hem to waft out fragrantly as you dance. 3. PALE strap marks vanish by stroking
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      It's the fit that counts
      111 3 It's the fit that counts LUMPY heels are not caused solely by poor quality shoes. Good shoes can give you "pump bumps," too. It is the fit that matters. The back of the shoe must fit the back of the heel, otherwise it will cut into the foot, producing a
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        237 3 KOGERiGAUcI is-unl.ke jf i onyoiherEaudeCologne. I o\) P A So fresh and feminine is J V*—^y/ •ts fragronce. it leaves I >/ yoo with a gay. wonder- I f M feeling lhat lingers on I r^\ nd n r^FlfH iiiii-___iii >v^C__^__r -^^v SUBTLE AND I rSTf LASTING ffW I'Lllr Goi'et's
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      Now eye make-up goes all technicolour
      457 4 Now eye make-up goes all technicolour §HE was just another pretty girl until you looked at her eyes. The right one was limpid blue, the left one a mysterious green. Or that is how it looked until you noticed how she had achieved the effect. She had one eyelid covered
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      SAY GOODBYE TO BOLD, BRASSY JEWELLERY
      168 4 SAY GOODBYE TO BOLD, BRASSY JEWELLERY SAY goodbye to bold, brassy jewellery when you are dressing for dance. If you overload your neck and shoulders with fussy decorations, you will look and feel hot. This year, especially m such hot places as Singapore, the jewellery you should have the lity,
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      303 10 AMERICA is making substantial purchases m Japan for some of its aid programme for other countries, principally m Asia. In 1957 alone, these purchases amounted to US$549 million. This was disclosed by U.S. Ambassador Douglas Mac Arthur II m Matsuyama m
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      66 10 The Soviet Government organ Izvestia commenting on the American-Japan* military talks said: "By assuming the burden of military obligations, the Japant leaders who shape foreign policy may be likened to the personage from an Eastern legend who picked lip ;i stone
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      200 10 lAI F to improvement mU m health services 2 and expansion of wel- E E fare activities, the E population m South E and South-East Asia is E fast increasing. E Family planning on E E scientific lines, there- E E fore, is now widely re-
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      82 10 A DELEGATION of the West German Bundestag (Lower House) is to visit several Far Eastern countries early next year to look into their needs for economic aid. a spokesman of the Christian Democratic Party group has stated m Bonn. The delegation would include economic expert! of
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      91 10 MMUNIBT North Viet- mmii Premier Pham Van Dong told the National A In Hanoi that the Vietname le mv I dc velop agricultural co operation to carry out their social! t r< volution, Peking New China Agency said d Premier ilisl tl formation, "the main mould be
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      193 11 r i Chinese Central News Agency reported Hut iese Communists had mobilised a work force to build four railways linking the communist ency reported m a dispatch trom Hong Kong ii militarily strategic Ui would link Comth North Vietnam, Outer I X md Ri
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      101 11 _OME 700.000 Chinese Jj hho were held m Con< nitration (amps on hina mainland have been transferred to North Vietnam, the Victn 11 Pi ess. the official Government news .na m m South Vietnam, lia*< reported. Integrated Vietnam Press said tin Chinese were integrated recently
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      62 11 The ministerial council oi the 17-nation Organisation for European Economic Cooperation (0.E.E.C.) will meet m Paris today to examine the situation arising from the collapse of the Free Trade Area talks and the action which the six Common Market countries plan to take on January 1 to
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      104 11 ABPOKESMAN Jap the m, Japan- j I voluntary contl I ments to He >ald the An 1 1 eminent i Tokyo Oov< rnnn i t» ntion to the Au Industrialists' apr> i] to the tariff commission for protection against imports of low-priced Japanese vinyl chloride
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      148 11 INDIA NOW SEES THREAT IN RED TRADE DRIVE THE Bombay Indian Express, commenting on the embargo the Malayan Government has laid on some imports from Communist China, noted that 'the primary aim Is the protection of Malaya s domestic industries, which cannot be exposed to Chinese dumping." In view of
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      1200 12 How to capture butterflies larger than life CHOOTING butterflies is perhaps tlie c,i i thing m photo ••i iph) ihe accompa Illustrations arc evidence enough to support my claim And you can always prove the validity of this by trying it this weekend Four or When 1 hrst took up
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        519 13  - THE IMPERIALISTS IN BOER WAR GEORGE MALCOLM THOMSON By L time that count of War for, with unci the time, many as about it comition -Kit among -h people, a ly distorted ul the episode epted. Charac:ally, it is unheir own side. I would suppose people do— that :.alist British
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      353 14 BOON versus Danahar is automatically referred to as "the" ftght of modern times. But the clash between Erie and Albert at Harringay must, now take second place to the primitive battle between London's Terry Downes and America's Ellsworth -Spider" Webb. This was even a
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      95 14 DOWN gots Terry Downes, m the first E round of his battle against the world's No. 3. middleweight. Spider Webb of America. Thought by many :to have been over- matched, Terry got up E to fight back like a de- E i nion. He sustained cuts
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      211 14 When J.H. Taylor took a seven in Open WORST GOLF MOMENTS BRITAIN'S grand old man of golf. 87-year-old John Henry Taylor, five times Open Champion and an honorary life member of the Royal and .'.ncicnt vividly recalls his woidi moment. Modest "J.H.". who rocketed to fame m 1890. still follows
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      82 14 CIR Jack Hobbs, former j England batsman who cele ins 76th birthday today, i.s not impressed by j the performancts of the M.C.C. ii m Austra- i lia. I i :it her glad lam nol watching the cricket out there,' 1 he said yester.ii London. It
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      390 14 Those soccer softies should have seen rugby's battle royal s9Cft Jr s"' ARCHIE QUICK r ISH I could have had a soccer player with me at that iontk hibition, the battle ro\al, the private fight which 50,000 rf us were privileged to sec at Twickenham the 77th annual ru h
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      50 14 JOHNNY JARRETT, aboriginal of New South Wales, won the Australian bantamweight boxing title last night In Sydney when he stopped Dick White of Queensland m the tenth round. Jarrett, with a comfortable points lead, battered White to the canvas before the referee stonoed the con- Reuter
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      20 14 Singapore Recreation Club I beat Khalsa 4-3 yesterday lin a friendly hockey en--1 counter on the padang.
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        221 14 I l l ~i H___H_____L__l i I i CLUES ACROSS subside at first (J) 1 S-mT,*? dtet WBits for 5: SBST&ffVr vSp 4. InspTeS with wonder wh™ The of ten 1'» last married (4) (0) 7. Btay for a Stock Exchange 8. Tight part ot bans"-" servant, without hesitation author
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      130 15 AMATEUR MOVE AGAINST KRAMER !HE Lawn Tennis ociation ol •stralia are seeking work' ban on the use amateur courts by L Kramer. the merican professional t vn tennis promoter ralian assocta--1 banned the i playing on ifeur courts In Australia. ir latest move, decided their meeting m bourne last night,
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      99 15 LVERHAMPTON W*ani ere nam e d I nine to one nglish Football 1 >•• Cup at a callVictoria Club last night. joint favourites J verhampton at the r, were last night second favourWest Bromwich ft on the ten to one Wanderers the Manchester United came next at
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      160 15 19 NEW LIFE GUARDS NINETEEN swimmers who passed the Singapore Life Guard Corps' life-saving examination held at the Farrer Park Swimming Pool pose for the camera with their examiner. Mr. Lee Hon Ming (extreme left) and two instructors. The swimmers were from two of the eight life-saving classes conducted by
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      83 15 ROYAL Air Force Seletar beat Royal Air Force Tengah 11-6 yesterday at Tengah to enter the final of the Sanderson Cup rugby competition. Their opponent tor the final are R.A F. Butterworth and the match will be played m Kuala Lumpur next month Vi terday
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      85 15 IOC MEMBER INSPECTS THE ARENAS MOHAMMED TAIIER. an vptian member ot tie' International Olympic Coin mittee. has arrived m Vienna to inspect sports arenas to be used should the city stage the Olympic Games m 1964. Mr. Taher, who was welcomed by the burgomaster, Hen Franz Jonas. said there were
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      49 15 Crystal Palaci i»e.if Shrcwihur) I I m Ihr nrcoiid repla) ol their second round i Poo Iha 1 1 \*«orlatioii Cup lie m Wolverhampton lasl m. hi Thr nlnni li«» I<<| 1 it hall lime, an awaj to ShrHlrld Lnltcd m th* iliiki round. Reuter
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      107 15 AUSTRALIA NAME DAVIS CUP TEAM ASHLEY Cool XX and Neale Frasti winner and runner-up at Wimbledon this yu.i. are m Australia's team. announced last night, for the Davis Cup Challenge The other players In the team are Mai Anderson, United States champion m 1U57, and Rod Layer. Mr. Harry Ilopnian
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      287 15 pASCUAL PEREZ of Argentina retained his world flyweight boxmg title last night when he outpointed Dommv Ursua of the Philippines over 15 rounds m Manila. Perez won ;i unanimous decision ugainsl the hard-hitting Filipino, who is rated number lour contender. Perez went into
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      140 15 Kid Bassey agrees to defend title JJOGAN <Kid> Bassey, I Nigerian holder of the world featherweight boxing championship, has tenta- I tively agreed to defend his title against Davey Moore of California towards the end of February. Mr. Jersey Jones, Bassey United States manager, announced this yesterday, and said the
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      40 15 Willi Hoepner, formci European light -heavyweight boxing champion, announced his retirement irom the ring yesterday In Hamburg Hoepner. 30, lost the European title to another German boxer, Erich Schoep pner. on a tilth round knockout at the week-end.
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      59 15 (STAGING a comeback after m. recent "i etiremcnt," Eddy Choong Iv t hi entered the semifinals oi the Penang open Badminton Championship*. He beat Ong lav < i.) 1 Wcn'i -hi i<s Kho i Eng ii ht reh Wah Sens i. m I I it] fj,|] 1).,'
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      264 16 rVHE British Government last 1 night gave an undertaking it would not allow any more arms t go from Britain to Cuba, now suffering from civil strife, without telling Parliament. A Labour member, Mr. Hugh Delargy, had protested m
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      98 16 THE crew of four of a Belgian plane which crashed m the Antarctic last Thursday have been saved, the official Soviet new agency Tasa said early this morning. A Soviet rescue plane equipped with skis found the crashed plane two days ago. But the
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