The Singapore Free Press, 10 July 1959

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    13 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS No. *****. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1959 15 CENTS.
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    A heavy blow by Dr. Goh
    8 1 A heavy blow by Dr. Goh FGDG w.
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    TALKING POINTS
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    New post for Brig. Boyd
    32 1 New post for Brig. Boyd Br I. H. F. Boyd, former Far Forces. GHQ, Singapore today on u ior d. He has c elected for Chier Engineer, Group an which carries Major-General.
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    Lock icon Kozlov booed
    19 1 AGO. Thur.-. About oooed Soviet First Premier Froi Kozlov \v Hall toaay while 15 pickets brand- Reuter
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    BIG S.I.T. FLATS PROBE
    99 1 Home Ministry calls for f acfff~op alleged defect Engineers asked to submit full report SINGAPORE'S Minister tor National Development, Mr. On£ Eng Guan, has ordered an investigation into whut is believed to be a serious defect in one of the Queenstown housing estate-. s understands that
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    Lock icon Must be alert in Far East
    172 1 BUT HERTER IS CHEERY WASHINGTON, Thurs. MR. Christian Herter. the U.S. Secretary of State, said today in a discussion of policy towards Communist China that the United States still had to be alert as re was always the possibility that hostilities would break out
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    Leaders in bid to save Alliance
    19 1 Leaders in bid to save Alliance I/UALA LUMPUR, Fri. —An eleventh -hour bid lo save the UMNO-MCA-MIC Alliance from
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    STOP PRESS
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    Boeing jets here soon
    72 1 Qantas will start their Boeing Jet air service from Sydney to London through Singapore in October this year. This was stated in pore this morning b> Mr A.M. Allen (above), president of the Boeing Airframe o. of Washington, who was returning home after delivering a plane
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    Lock icon Boy's death in plane
    69 1 CALCUTTA. Pri. Maung Than Lwin. 15-y ear-old son of the Burmese Ambassador Designate to the U.S.. died of a heart attack aboard the aircraft shortly after its take-off from Karachi. Lwin was accompanying his father and family to Rangoon. The family were due to spend a
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    FOUR MORE SUSPENDED
    156 1 Govt, slal'f in 'blue film* allegations •THE number of Singapore Government staff who have been suspended for allegedly attending a "blue film" show recentlv has risen to 12 The latest to receive sus- pension orders are three members of the staff of the Government priming office and
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    165 1 NEWS IN BRIEF TOKYO: Four mountaineers, including two women, died in nn accident on Mount Tanikawa. CAntral Japan. CAPETOWN: A R.AF Valiant jet bomber flew sic 6.500 miles to here Eastern England in 11 hours 43 minutes non-stop. It refuelled in flight. ACCRA: Ghana will recognise tiie Algerian Provisional Government.
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    Lock icon Archbishop hits al papers
    69 1 LONDON, Fri. The Arch. bishop of Canterbury. Dr. Geoffrey Fisher, yesterday accused some national newspapers of trying to undermine church authority. Speaking to members of the Parliamentary Press Gallery, he said: "For example, the church declares that divorce is against the law of God and fatal
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    Lock icon British assistance to Malaya listed
    136 1 LONDON, Friday _ir STAN AWBERY (LABOUR) asked in the M House of Commons yesterday what technical distance other than military the British Government was at present providing to the Government of Malaya. Mr Cuthbert Alport. UnderSecretary for Commonwealth Relations, replied: •Since independence in 1957 the
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    $1,600 burglary
    28 1 Madam Thong Foong Choon returned home at 8.30 last night to find her house in Changi Road, Singapore, ransacked. Cash and jewellery worth $1,600 was missing.
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    Lock icon THEIR HAIR JUST ROSE
    145 1 BRIXHAM < Devon). Fri.— Weathermen at thii small seaside town last night were puzzling over tihe mystery of 12 holiday fishermen whose hair suddenly stood on end. As they stood on the end of a half-mile-long breakwater the sky grew dark and lightning could be seen
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    Woman hurt
    35 1 A woman. Mada.m Tan All Moi. wa> admitted to Pie Singapore General Hospital at 8 a.m. today in a serious condition following an accident involving a lorrv at the 13th milestone. Mandai Koad.
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    Lock icon London denial
    33 1 LONDON, Fri. A British Foreign Ollice spokesman yesterday described as "complete nonsense" reports from Bonn that the British Ambassador. Sir Christopher Steel, wa.s to be j relieved of his post.- Reuter
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    S.G.A.C.S.L. meets
    30 1 The Singapore Government Administrative and Clerical Services Union will hold a meeting at the Empress Place canteen at 5.15 this evening to discuss the reduction of variable allowances.
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    RUBBER UP
    30 1 July first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened in Singapore this morning at 97 cents per lb., up three-eighths of a cent on yesterday's close. The tone was quiet.
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    Lock icon 'Punish' call
    38 1 NEW YORK, Thurs. The Jewish Labour Committee today appealed to the U.S. Lawn Tennis Assocfation to move Davis Cup matches from New York's West Side Tennis Club because it bars Negroes and Jews from membership.- Reuter
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    Sukarno states his 3 targets
    182 1 Sukarno states his 3 targets JAKARTA, Fri.— President Sukarno, who i yesterday announced the appointment of a newIndonesian Cabinet with himself as Prime Minister, told pressmen inside Merdeka (Freedom) Pa- lace that the Cabinet's three-point programme would be Food and clothes for the people in the shortest p< ble time.
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    Lock icon Concession to army men
    282 1 LONDON. I Tl Office announced tod a children of regular Br Army personnel serving c»\ seas would now br alloi subject to certain cond to visit their par. Government expense onc< year. Previously, children allowed ori. free i during the who!*' of an 01 seas tour.-
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    UK-MALAYA TRADE LIKELY TO INCREASE
    159 2 British expert predicts expansion in all activities pIKRK is likely to be an increase in Anglo-Malayan trade during the second halt of this year, the United Kingdom Trade Commissioner in Singapore. Mr. S. Stout, said yesterday. Stout based his St on the shifting oi world
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    London stocks progress
    105 2 London stocks progress LONDON. Fri. The stOd markets continued tt make steady progress yesterday as a result of persistent selective buying which, ir a number of cases, has tetn stimulated by take-over talk The outstanding feature was a substantial ri.se ir Kemsiey newspapers. Some good features w< re also noted
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    Tariff suspension on iron scrap
    30 2 WASHINGTON. Thurs. The Senate finance committee has approved a Bill which would extend until June 1960 the suspension of the tariff duties on iron scrap.
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    FIRMER TREND IN RUBBER
    38 2 FIRMER TREND IN RUBBER LONDON, Fri.— Rubber values quickly responded to a rally in Singapore at the start of the week. Although at flrst buyers were reluctant to follow, enhanced prices were paid by shorts anxious to cover.
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    U.S. car output
    36 2 DETROIT, Thurs.— Car; production will rise to an estimated 125,288 units this i week from 108,397 onlts built' last week when the July 1 holiday affected output. Auto- j motive News reported. I
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    kulim dividend
    29 2 LONDON, Fi i. Kulim i Rubber Plantation., today an- I nounced an interim dividend I of 6 per cent, against 4 per cont. payable on Aug. 8.
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    U.S. SANCTIOIN AWAITED
    79 2 U.S. SANCTIOIN AWAITED NEW YORK. Thurs. The eported deal whereby the Jregary Corporation will sell a 30.000 tons of steel a ear against purchases of [50.000 tons of Russian hrome ore over the next our years Is entirely contin;poi. the U.S. Departof Commerce granting -ary export licences or the U.S.
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    Tin dividend
    24 2 LONDON. Fri. -Ayer Hitam Tin Dredging has declared a third interim dividend of 4 1 2 d. a share, payable Aug. 21.
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    SINGAPORE SHIPPING
    255 2 Mi.ps |\ii.» alongside the Singapore Harbour Board whar\e> or r\pctted today: STvai-ieaen 1 2, Malgorzala i. lea 4 OrestM 6 '7, Please 10 li. Serudom ii». Minikoi 13 14. legelberg 18, Tong Le* 19, Scudai N. Wall 4. Katong 23 '24, Laianuia Halldor 27 28. Java Mail 10,
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    Commission on coconuts? Govt, is not in favour
    115 2 Commission on coconuts? Govt, is not in favour KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Federation Gov- j ernment is not likely to set up a special coconut commission, as requested by Malayan oil millers, to explore the possibilities of implementing schemes for smallholders to save the coconut industry. A spokesman for the
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    49 2 TWO Cathay Pacific Allline executives from America, who are on a fcourl promotion tour ol Southeast Asia, said In g erday that thi vast tourist potent Mr. Edwaard Su. (left above., from tl Francisco office of tl. and Mr. Herb D (right>. from the hei in New York, both
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    Hound the World Market Prices
    387 2 U.K. CLOSING PRICES Malapar spot aiid m lease 23 l s aHoats 25 4 July ship ment. 25 3 4 Lampong spot and a*.-aitin«? res lea.se 25 BfloaU Jul; .shipment 25 V Xborc pnce^ quoted in COPRA, COCONUT PRICES LONDON. JuIt 9. Previous Toda> RUBBER
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    MALAYAN SHARE MARKET
    969 2 •••>-- Jl INDUSTRIALS. Previsus Taday Prtf '.60 B I.EO E S 1.83 J C'ds 2 2^ 2.30 S let H.03 B 11.00 F I. > PttTOl 54-8 53- t XSS S X 54/- S P M. T-ustee; 5.00 B 500 I 5.50 S 5.50 <;-. p. ft
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    Lock icon NASUTION MAN OF INDONESIA
    92 3 NASUTION MAN OF INDONESIA k*___t i irHH.I lorccs now m dommant position in nations life I \K.\RT\. Frida \.m\ Chief Ol Staff, Lieut.-Gen. has emerged as Um nation's mt tl sendees have moved -Hum in tiie nation's life med Presidential Cabinet, polod runced the new return to the ast Sunday.
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    CEYLON BUDGETS FOR BIG DEFICIT
    6 3 CEYLON BUDGETS FOR BIG DEFICIT FGFG
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    Lock icon 8 Chinese women climbers' rerord
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    Lock icon U.S. to aid in building Burma road
    122 3 U.S. to aid in building Burma road •THE d to help in the :.odern between RanB al 1 vl Bur.d of modern ry classroom it t*v UniRangoon. two •ed by irmese Governmei Department pi re.' lid. The Depart ir. I "A modern h w. the interior ot Burma will stimulate
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      18 3 RussiaJi Professor Nechiporengko, now teaching in Jakarta University. has started giving lectures on Russian language and literature. Reuter
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      14 3 Australia has raised its legation at Saigon to the status of an embassy. Reuter
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      20 3 Thp Secretary-General of the Indonesian Foreign Ministry, Mr. K. Suwito, has gone to Tokyo to discuss war reparations arrangements. Reuter
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      22 3 Twenty-nine associations of Japanese machinery manufacturers have jointly inaugurated a permanent Japan machinery show centre at the Harumi pier in Tokyo. Reuter
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    Lock icon MARCH ON KERALA CAPITAL BEGINS
    292 3 AXKAMALI (Kerala), Friday. ttEVEN torches representing "the souls of seven people** killed in police firing here on June 13 lett here yesterday at the beginning of a 150-mile march to Trivandrum. the state capital. The torch bearers, who aie member^ of the opposition parties engaged
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    Lock icon EMERGES AS STRONG
    79 3 King of Cambodia receives Sukarno President Sukarno of s Indonesia (second from ieft) talks with Kinu Norodom Suramarit and Queen Sisowath Kos- E samak of Cambodia at the Royal Palace in Pnom Penh after beinu S formally received in audience by the rulers durinu his recent state
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    Lock icon Russian car for India at below $3,750
    76 3 Russian car for India at below $3,750 Rmbassador i to India, Mr Ivan Alex- ich Bendictov, tow-cost cars and oil products to break what he I a We onopoly in i Inc New Delhi that force the West to lower its prices by trading other countries. He accused western interests
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    Lock icon Army to clamp down on Indonesia Reds?
    196 3 rrm: Indonesian army, the only effective anti-communist force in the nation, has put the clamps on the Reds and. many observers believe, is now has its opportunity to firmly slap them down. General Nasution the military chief, has made it clear that the
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    Lock icon He is biiving Japanese swords in America
    98 3 He is biiving Japanese swords in America A JAPANESE businessman. Mr. Junzo Sato. Ls in Chi--T\ cago collecting Japanese swords from American ex-servicemen who took them home from overseas as souvenirs. Mr. Sato of Tokyo is collecting the swords at the request of Mr. Moritatsu Hosakawa. president of the Society
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    Lock icon Door ajar for HK refugees' entry into Britain ?
    152 3 Door ajar for HK refugees' entry into Britain LONDON. Fri.— Mr. Robert Turton (Conservative told the Hotise of Commons yesterday that Chinese refugees in Hong Kong, anxious to go to Britain to obtain domestic employment, were being refused facilities for this purpose on the ground that they were not of
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      241 3 ___i__jj^-— -l_^__^__^__^__^ __^__r~""'__^__M (I n UR 3 A lot of ho" trf Motl.stly! 2 It has its place in the flight. o>. about a p^- j .own orup (a'. P«rh :1 peathered accompaniment in nersonal application <3). obeying tne L.S. gjg^ g «J describing the pavement rule. n». ed Sherman
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    UNTENABLE for the WHITE PEOPLE
    902 4  -  ELSPETH HUXLEY Disordered froii!i« vs help towards making Africa more uncomfortable and eventually tori.es the fifth of her series on the African situation. NASSER'S DESIGN-V yy II K N European Powers set up law and order in Africa, peoples who had for centuries been moving
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    647 4  - SPECULATION ON SUMMIT MEETING REVIVED IN GENEVA K. C. THALER Bv I ITED NATIONS authorities a r e planning for three more weeks of talks when the East-West for; ministt conference reconvenes in Geneva on Monday for the second round of its negotiations. •rmed sources in Gesaid the tentative Jnited
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      20 4 "Ah, Hugh, the Good Old Days... grinding poverty; 2,000,000 unem- 1 ployed! People! used to listen to us then!" I
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    400 BODIES WANT TO JOIN IN
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    BAND CONCERT
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    Pianist Tan to play for the children
    70 5 I\X& Ik Koon M a Ini\«rsit> 01 Malaya uniduate. will give a il concert tiildifl th«- Victoria Theatre :n»re next Wcdnes- Ik Koon, uho won ipore Musical competition, will play BitI'hird Piano (on- \ill be accomthe inn:, pore Svmphonv Orchestra iondncted by Fdwin
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    Rice men seek new talks
    249 5 GO VERNMENT STOCKPILE RESTRICTS OUR TRADE' PRESENT POLICY TO STOCK UP ONLY TO 'MINIMUM NEEDS' SINGAPORE rice merchant* are anxious to reopen discussions with the Government on its stockpile policy. A spokesman told the Free Press yesterday: we want several points to be clarified. We
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    Grab that pickpocket, advises police chief
    259 5 Grab that pickpocket, advises police chief 'THE Singapore Police A Secretary, Mr. William Cheng yesterday advised the public to "hang: on to the man who picks your pocket." He said: "The tactics of pickpockets are always the same. They usually operate in crowded places like theatres and amusement parks in
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    NEW SYSTEM FOR CALLERS AT LABOUR MINISTRY
    144 5 NEW SYSTEM FOR CALLERS AT LABOUR MINISTRY THE Mi of Labour and adopted a new to deal with people the office to see ror the ParliaSecretary. The Parliamentary SecretMr. Wee Toon Boon, told Free Press that in future or> should first see one ne four Assemblymen in of the complaints
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    GOVT. MOBILE UNIT HELPS FISHERMEN
    73 5 SOME of the fishermen living in about 46 fishing villround the coast oi Singapore have become experts in repairing outboard motor engines, thanks to the free advice and service of the mobile unit of the Government Fisheries Department. The unit, consisting of a driver and
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    Malayanised textbooks 'by 1961'
    69 5 Malayanised textbooks 'by 1961' THHE Education Minister, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. told j seven members of the Bartley Secondary School Civics Club j yesterday that he hoped to j Malayanise textbooks by 1961. He said main subjects liKe history and geography, which were without Malayan backgrounds, would be taught in
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    MUSICAL Mr. SMITH TO STUDY SEAL
    183 5 FLYING Officer Edwin Smith (above), well known to Singaporeans for his musical activities, is leaving for England soon to continue his career as a biologist. He is completing his threeyear service with the R.A.F. and will return to zoological research work, He is a
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    Sweet-voiced Miss Lo draws crowds
    91 5 Sweet-voiced Miss Lo draws crowds A girl from Hong Kong is fast capturing fans at a Singapore night spot. Miss Lo Kuk hi( left) came on a three-month contract, but so popular is she that she has agreed to appear nightly until December. Diners and dancers at the restaurant acclaimed
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    'GIVE CHANGES OF ADDRESS'
    65 5 Parents who have registered their children for admission to schools next year in Singapore are asked to notify changes of address, if they move house, to the principal of the school at which they registered. An Education Ministry statement said if the parents did this it
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    Very few firms now shift to Federation
    188 5 Very few firms now shift to Federation IfUALA LUMPUR, Frt Very few business firms are now moving their headquarters from Singapore to the Federation. "The flood has shrunk to a trickle." commented the Deputy Registrar of Societies and Companies. Mr. Lee Nyee Yoon. yesterday. In the first five months of
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      85 5 VWC A (RalTles Quay): Malay beginners 10.15 ,in Malay conversation 9 a.m.; Japanese flower arr^nnnt 11 a.m. (2nd); 5.15 p.m. (3rd); Mandarin i5 p.m., advanced 6 p.ra.; Square Dance Club 8 P YWCA (Outram Road): Chinese adult beginners ->(. nn. Malay Senior Cambridge exam. 7.30 p.m. THE STAGE CLUB: Spiders
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    The case of the corpse in the batt.
    2159 6  -  Pelham Groom By WAS YOUR HUSBAND A TIDY MAN?' ASKED LATIIt 4 WOMAN was weep*v ing: in tho room bohind me. but there in the bathroom it quiet as Lai P< over the bath in which Ng Fan lay. drown Latiff dipped
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    It'll clean away all make-up
    75 7 It'll clean away all make-up SO': butter:' new very matlean- :ern)f wild tinted and or wool and your and reed. will you want to ure that every make-up has gone. it the proct on your neck too to restore moisture and pre- a crepey look. Remember that with all cleansing,
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    133 7 Beige now favoured for shoes MAN think that pale ed shoes make look larger. But been disproved the most popular ade at the moment is be: all shades from honey -old to cinnemon, and the surprising thing that these tones blend with almost any other colour. run through the list
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    35 9 picture. COMBINED Europeans Eurasians centre-forward Nonis heads the ball in a bid to get past Malays centre-half Umar Rahmat (left) in yesterday's S.A.F.A. premier leatme match at Jalan Besar Stadium. Malays won 8-o.— Free Press
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    59 10 A weekly shipping service from Singapore to the Rejang River extending through to Brunei was inaugurated on June 27. by the Sarawak Steamship Co. Ltd. This was disclosed in a statement issued by the Government of Sarawak Information Service in Kuching yesterday. The vessels which will maintain
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    141 10 HONG KONG, Fri.— A district court jud?e suggested yesterday that bein° the alleged victim of an indecent assault should benefit an actress's box office appeal. The remark came during a libel case filed by writer Chiang Yam against the magazine China Screen
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