Sunday Standard, 24 January 1954

Microfilm: NL5073
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    Masthead
    26 1 With 8-page COLOUB comics FREE SUNDAY STANDARD Tiger *>i m m. m 3. Vol. IV. No. 206. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JANUARY 24, 1934. TWENTY PAGES 10 CENTS.
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    WANTED MAN WRITES TO STANDARD
    1412 1 MR. LIM KEAN CHYE, the Singapore lawyer who went into hiding three years ego when it was announced that he was wan.cd by the Police under the Emergency Regulations, wrote to The Standard yesterday from his hideout explaining why he chose to become a fugitive
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    138 1 SIR LOUIS CHICK, i ibavcj chief of the International Bank Mission mvited by *he Governments of the Federal ion and SinQiipn-? ic undertake an gCONOv SMIUCJf of Malaya, urrire i m the Coiony b;/ Qi" m BOAC Constellation yt^r.->r-■CCC ■pii'iied '>v t'»rrv ember* o| rh^ .V/ -S 0 I o
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    Varsity Case For NicolS
    71 1 Mr. Tan Lark Sye. chairman of the board of directors of the Nanyang University, says in a letter to Mr. Aw Boon Haw that he will take the case of the University to the Governor Sir John Nicoll. should there be further delay in Government's approval
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    Sgt. Dies In Station Shooting
    103 1 STAFF Sergeant Lee Kirn S.:an, 44, ot the Singapore Pome Force, died m a shooting incident which took place m Beach Road Police Station, last evening. It appears that about 6.35 p.m.. yesterday a shot was heard m the station. A detective hurried to find
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    CUSTOMSREFUTE DELAY CHARGES
    159 1 CUSTOMSREFUTE DELAY CHARGES KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The Comptroller of Customs m the Federation today refuted allegations of delays by Customs m releasing goods, specially m Perak. The allegations were made by The Associated Chinese! Chamber^ of Commerce. In an official statement issued here today, the Comptroller of Customs states he
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    Police Strike Back And Detain Four
    217 1 Standard Staff Reporter IN one of their first successes against kidnappers for a considerable time, Singapore Police on Friday pounced on four thugs after they had kidnapped two Kelantan businessmen. It was at dawn on Friday that one of the two businessmen escaped from
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    JUNGLE DECISION TO MAKE THE RICH PAY UP
    262 1  - JUNGLE DECISION TO MAKE THE RICH PAY UP CHEE KOON LIN Lawlessness In Spore Stems From... By Standard Staff Reporter ALL RECENT cases of kidnapping and attempts at extortion m Singapore were planned m the jungles of Johore, a surrendered terrorist told The Standard yesterday. This man, who requests anonymity,
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    2 Blind Students
    151 1 WHEN the Malayan Airways Dakota from Kuching touched dow n at Kallang Airport, Singapore, yesterday. it landed two little passengers, who saw nothing of the usual bustle of porters and passengers. The two passengers, Untong anak Bagan (10), and Christine Sawed anak Nyub (6). were the first
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    PENG SOON FOR U.S.
    26 1 PENG SOON FOR U.S. WORLD champion. Wong Peng Soon will compete m the American open badminton championships to be held at Niagara Falls from April 7-11
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    Vessel fescues 2 in a yacht
    320 1 Vessel fescues 2 in a yacht THE British freighter Philip Q. formerly known as the Leong Bee which made world headlines a few years ago by running the Nationalist blockade of Red China repeatedly, has arrived m Singapore, after dashing to the rescue of a yadit m distress, off Pulo
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    Servant Is Stabbed
    81 1 A 35-year-old maid servant, Leong l.oy Kvvai, was slabbed on the chest twice by a masked man Last night. She was sleeping m the servants' quarter.-, behind the house of Mr. C.E Capper, a planning office:" at the new Paya Lebar Airport, when she I heard knocks
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    US FLEET ANCHORS NEAR REDS
    216 1 FOR the first time m Singapore's maritime history, the national flags oi' Communist China, Soviet Russia. U.S.A. and Britain flew on vessels within an anchorage distance of less than a mile, m the Colony's Outer Roads. The Stars and Stripes belonged to the flag ship
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    Guards Withdraw From PoW Camps
    134 1 Guards Withdraw From Po W Camps PANMUNJOM, Jan. 23, (AP)— lndian guards withdrew from the compound holding 347 pro-Communist prisoners of war— including 21 Americans—immediately after midnight this morning but a handful of guards remained m the area. The Indians threw open the gate of the compound a! exactly midnight.
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    Mystery Deaths: Probe By Police
    158 1  - Mystery Deaths: Probe By Police J.A JUMAT By Standard Staff Reporter THE mysterious deaths two men are being investigated by the Singapore Police. Both deaths are believed to have occurred yesterday. One of the mysterious deathi ib thai of Mr. A. an Huggie, a European, and the other is that
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    NEW IS THIRD
    57 1 NEW IS THIRD SYDNEY. Jan 2:? (i'P.— .T-jf, Eienricki todaj set xie* 1 Australian 110-yard Bw/ißMnin^ recm d i lockiof 57 S<- <-<.i*- J-»lm Devitt h:;i>iu j x'.ijiid m 5K.-» sees. mm Singapore'i N<*» Chwee K.jk wms third it; it J Be ]i"!:! ick brake hi- mi J6 scrand raom
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    Churchill To Retire?
    50 1 BIRMINGHAM. Jan 23: Many politicians think thai Sir Winston Churchil the Pr r u<i Ministei haa Q n E [cab U tumi m Mas bw wealth tow b I r-• ifembei f D-. i t 'j iri Wai-a .-1 lil rd! d ie io Reuter A P
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    Two Men Stole 200 Coconuts
    58 2 KLANG. Sat. Two men were arrested yesterday for stealing 200 coconuts at Tan- jong Karang. Three others i were also arrested at Jerom j Village yesterday for breaking the curfew. At Salak. 22 sheer? oT rubber j valued at 524 were stolen from i a
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    39 2 MR. AND MRS Leo Donald Fernando, below, were married at tbe Cathedral of the Good Shepherd, Singapore yesterday. The bride is the former Miss Irene Mildred Ware, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Ware of Singapore. Standard photo.
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    YOUTH CLUBS UNITE
    329 2 Tempter Sends A Word Of Advice KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— No community can be a happy one if its young people are bored and footloose, said the High Commissioner, General Sir Gerald Templer m a message read at the inaugural meeting of the Malayan Association of Youth Clubs
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    MAN RELATES A HARD LUCK STORY
    94 2 MR. W. A. C. Goode, Colonial Secretary, listens as Lee Wong Miang, extreme left, a labourer and victim of the Aljunied Road fire three months ago, tells his story to a clerk m the Public Assistance Section of the Social Welfare Department. Mr E.
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    Mr. Goode Visits Welfare Centre
    238 2 Standard Staff Reporter STARTING at 9.30, Mr. W. A. C. Goode, the Colonial Secretary, spent yesterday morning visiting all sections of the Social Welfare Department to learn how the poor of Singapore are housed and given relief and how people of so many nationalities m
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    Plans For Stadium Floodlights
    102 2 Plans For Stadium Floodlights THE Architect's Department of the Singapore City Council is inviting big eiet'triral companies to submit plans, so that the Department tan adopt one of them for floodlighting Jalan Besar Stadium. Mr. W. Irvin? Watson. City Architect, told The Standard yesterday that the selection of a pluu
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    Rubber Is Down ⅜ c.
    64 2 Rubber Is Down c. THE rubber market m Singapore yesterday closed quie; at 544 cents per lb. for tirst grace rubber for February shipment a drop of 3/8 cent from Friday, Upcountry selling codtributed to the easiness of the n^.arke'. reported heavy arrivals of sheets from Indonesia a. so affected
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    NOON PRICES
    75 2 SINGAPORE Chamber Bf Commerce Rubbed Association noon prices 'cents per \b yesttrriay were Buyer c Pefwrs Xo. 1 RSS Spot loose 541 54? Xo. 1 RSS f.o.b. Feb. 5.4' 54" No. 1 RSS f.o.b. Mar. 54: Xo. 2 RSS Lob. Feb. 541 541 No. 2 RSS f.o.b. Feb.
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    TIN PRICE
    19 2 STORE. Sal.— The price of tin on the local market today was S:ilfiJ per p:<- u Cnnchanged).
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    IDRIS TIN
    18 2 OUTPUT of Idns Hydraulic Tin Limited for the last quarter of last year was 53J tons.
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    KAKOTUMULA ANNIVERSARY
    41 2 THE tenth anniversary oi the Kakotumula Young Men's Association of Singapore wii". be celebrated at the Tamil Assoctairon School Ha!!. Nava: Base, at 3 p.m. today. Mr. T. Joseph will pre-ide and Mr. K.A. Augustine will address the meeting.
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    Slave-Woven Carpet With Long History
    236 3  -  Percy Joseph By THERE is for sale m Singapore today a 1,263 year-old Kirman carpet for which its owner expects $34,000. This carpet was woven by a slave Fateh Nabi K.rmani and was proved by the Kensington Museum and the Egyptian Museum experts as genuine.
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    Anglers' Postbag
    168 3 i Why are some rods mide >hart and others lon-? PETER TAN. Short rods of 4 feel to 51 :eet are designed ta work a .ura a: c.o»e quarters. Lon4 I• is of 5k feet to 71 fee: supp y more bending d .'.er. and have greater mtro
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    Plans For Five New Markets
    92 3 Plans For Five New Markets THE Singapore City Council's policy of encouraging private markets is gaining response. The City Council has now under consideration five applications for private markets, mostly in built up areas, and four for meat shops. This compares favourably with figures for the last two years. There
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    New Year Hopes For Blood Bank
    128 3 New Year Hopes For Blood Bank DESPITE continued appeals for donors to the Singapore Blood Bank, transfusion from Jan. IG, through Jan. 22 exceeded donations by 42 units. Of the 70 donations, however, 41 were fr°ni Asians, and, m the spirit of the forthcoming Chinese New Year holidays, it is
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    Criminals Won't Go To This Court If..
    131 3 THE SINGAPORE City Court will not try criminal cases m future if current negotiations between the City Council with the Government prove successful. The court was originally set up to try cases initiated by the Registrar of Vehicles for offences by owners and
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    Hai Hsuan, victim of cold war, may sink here
    400 3  - Hai Hsuan, victim of cold war, may sink here BERNARD WILLIAMS By Standard Shipping Reporter FOUR years ago today a "Liberty class" ship, flying the colours of Nationalist China was bound for Japan from Spain with a cargo of salt. The vessel, Hai Hsuan, was within sight of Singapore when
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    250,000 Youths Have Only Two Clubs
    302 3 250,000 Youths Have Only Two Clubs THERE were only two clubs to cater to the social rehabilitation of every 250,000 boys and girls who live m and around Chinatown and its suburbs m Singapore, said Hilary D'Cruz. winner of the Malayan Oratorial contest, over Radio Malaya last night. Most of
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    REST HOUSE IS PLANNED
    75 3 PORT SWETTENHAM, Sat. A new rest house will be opened here m May. When completed. the two-storey building will consist of a lounge, and a dining hall on the ground floor. The upper storey will have three bed rooms with baths attached. In addition, four chalets
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    Boys Home Expert Due Here
    56 3 REV. Father Nicholas H. Wegner of Father Flannigan's Boys' Home, Nebraska will leave on Jan. 29 on a lecture tour of Malaya, Japan and the Philippines, the U.S. Slate Department announced yesterday. His tour is being made at the invitation of the State Department under
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      346 3 DON'T GO ON SUFFERINGEnd those dreaded night attacks of <olfi^ ASTHMA &X AND BRONCHITIS! Do you go to bed dreading an attack ot w2) Imp7**^F A»thma, Bronchitis, racking Cough Do you wake gasping for breath, nerves strained, I lungs congested You need not suffer this Don't neglect that cough way!
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      106 3 last week's g©hsf low MR. ANG GEOK LEONG of 10. Riverside, Malacca, wins the $20 prize for his correct solution to last week's picture puzzle— a bulb socket. His wa s the first correct entry to be opened. The prize money will be posted to him this week. This week's
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    Butler Backs Buffo Scheme
    228 4 Butler Backs Buffo Scheme MR. R. A. HITLER, Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer, yesterday backed the scheme to stockpile natural rubber. On his t:\ al <; »g > r re f r •|gy- a i M.;:;,--t< rs ta.:« m A istraiia. Mr. B t'er told pros he igbt The i
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    Died After Fall
    17 4 m of a rer n Chungi \Y age fell the v to Ha I
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    HUNDREDS CAN'T FINISH SCHOOLING
    217 4 HUNDREDS CAN'T FINISH SCHOOLING No Teachers, So Must Seek Jobs HUNDREDS of Singapore school children from 16 aided continuation schools who cannot enter English secondary schools are now faced with the problem of not being able to complete their education. Continuation schools do not run beyond the VII or VIII
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    Champagne
    235 4 Standard Staff Reporter A TOAST of "Goid Lurk" i champagne was proposeJ by the visiting vice-chairman and joint managing director of the Genera) Electric Company, Mr. L. C. Gamage, "when he formally declared open the new (730.000 premises of the comranj at Bukit Timah. Singapore;, yesterday. bl Ida speech.
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    He Printed Lewd Article
    54 4 THE MANAGER of a "mosquito" newspaper, the Creative Pictorial, pleaded guilty m a Singapore court last week, to publishing an obscene article on Dec. 22. last year. He was fined $500, m default, two months imprisonment. Besides being the manager. he is the publisher and editor,
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    41 4 photo. A GROUP of school children, who are returning to Australia after spending tbeir Christmas vacation with their parents m Singapore and the Federation, line the rails of i the Blue Funnel liner Charon which sailed for Australia yesterday evening. Standard
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    India's 'R'-Day Celebrations
    122 4 India's 'R'-Day Celebrations MORE THAN 2,000 Indians gathered at the Bunga Tanjong Hall, New World, Singapore, yesterday, to attend a public meeting organised by the Malayan Indian Congress m celebration of Indian Republic Day. Mr. Gopala Menon, Representative of the Government of India m Malaya, told those present to realise
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    Sir Thomas Is Here To Learn
    140 4 THE man who is touting British territories m the Far East "entirely for his education" arrived m Sin« i pore yesterday. He is Sir Thomas Lloyd, th c Per manent Under Secretary of State for the Colonies He is accompanied by Lady Lloyd Sir
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    K K Hospital Patient's Death Drop
    122 4 K K Hospital Patient's Death Drop A WOMAN patient of Kandang Kerbau Maternity Hospital. Low Pek Kce. 52. fell tc her death from the second floor of the hospital, a drop of fis feel, the Singapore Coroner. Mr. Giam Chong Hing. was told yesterday. At the inquiry held into Low's
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    FILIPINO FILM STARTS TODAY
    71 4 "DABNA At An« Babaing Lawin", ("Darna And The Hawk Girl') a Filipino fantasy with Malay dialogue and c worthy nominee for the 1954 Film Festival, will have its gala premiere at the Garrick Theatre. Singapore, today. Consular representative? of all Asian countries have been invited to
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    Jamboree Is $ Question
    110 4 Jamboree Is Question SINGAPORE will tiol send a contingent to the Fir^t National Jamboree of Philippine bry SOOUtE from Aprii ZS to W i' A Quezon City This Es because the Sin^;.:porij- Boy Scouts Association docs not have the necessary Funds, an official of the association told The Standard yesterday.
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    Allowed Girl To Drive Car
    75 4 WONG MENG CKENG v fsned (75 by the First 1 Magistrate, Mr F. A C yesterday, lor allowing h friend to drive his r r.i she Hid not have a lit enoe. Wong snd tbe giri Hi a, who eariier had been fimn SI SO
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      79 4 Weather Report MIMMLM Temperature: 7.30 p.m Jan. 22 to 7.3« a.m. Jan. 23. Singapore (73 FI, Penang 1 74 F). Kola Bahru (74 Ft, Kuala Lumpur (72 F). Ipoh <73 Fi Kuantan (70 F). Maximum Temperat'ire: From 7.30 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. Jan. 23— Singapore (90 F). Penang <88 F).
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    Nanyang U. May Take Case To Governor
    1805 5 Tan Lark Sye To Fight Against Stalling Tactics SHOULD there be any more stalling m approving the site of the Nanyang University, the Directors of the institution will present the case before the Governor of Singapore, and if that does not help matters,
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    79 RECEIVE THEIR MEDALS
    395 5 KUALA LUMPUH, Sat— H .our» and awards wet« I > :«j pr-^ sled l v Hi<h ■■da ct*l Sir Aid 1 "S9 pi rsona a: ia investit c at King*3 ie re f: i .f:.E.— r R idii M < N>n; >.'ij I am O.S.E.— Ha:o
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    Good Progress Made In Work On UK Airliners
    754 6  -  LIM TIONG ANN By Standard Aviation Reporter HEN the new $37,000,000 Paya Lebar Airport m Singapore is ready m 1955, it is expected to take m some of the biggest machines that will be flying before that time. Machines like the Comets,
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    Age And Youth To Serve Int'l Bazaar For Blind
    383 6  -  CHRISTINE DIEMER By Y^ENERABLE age and extreme youth will serve the Singapore Association for the Blind when the annual International Bazaar opens on March 6, at Victoria Memorial Hall. As it was m 1953, when $26,000 was collected, all proceeds will
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    CAPITAL TOPICS
    332 6 Women's Intl Club Meets 'THE president of the Kuala x Lumpur Women's International Club, Mrs. Ong Yoke Lin, wore a pretty grey cheongsam patterned in white flowers with pen-and-ink leaves when she made her report at the meeting at the Chen Wu Auditorium. The meeting was well attended.
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    Malayan Student's Reunion In U.S.
    138 6 THE above group picture was taken at a Christmas reunion oj Malayan students m the United Slates, held at Cleveland. Ohio. From leu, seated Wong Man Kce (Singapore) Mrs. May C. Goh (Singapore), Albert Goh (Singapore), Ong Choon Lim (Penang). Standing, first row: Raymond Yong
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    Successful Christinas 'Gel-Together' Reld
    320 6 A I EMBERS of the Malayan Students Association m the United States held a successful Christmas reunion m Cleveland. Ohio, recently. The organization was founded by a group of Malayan students at the University of Illinois m 1949, and is m Its fourth year of activity.
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    What's Wrong With Our Motor Garages?
    469 6  -  Michael Goh FORTNIGHT ago, a man took his American car with a faulty water pump to a dealer. A complete new unit was installed for S6O. A few days later, this man showed the replaced water pump to a mechanic who found that the
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    SPRING AND AUTUMN
    22 7 photo. ifcrU ci J her daughter— and here, it seems, is where sp r ''j and aittn^nn rreet. UP
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    Three In The Summer, Autumn, Winter Of Life
    1425 7 I AUTUMN SUMMER tjyktrky tkuty u WINTER j IN *>priߣ the plainest plum-tree and the crab- can blossom lnt« beantj tor a brief >.<.-.-. .i > [U' with women. i nm qu.ii"'% which makes some v, i I<m.4 aitei the Uoon ol
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      10 7 NEXT SUNDA V Ol the most bewitching of them all?
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      573 7 W- »T y° u Bre s ured of fast comfortable jouni. > s m 4 eogined 'Skyuiaetcr' aircraft -i crowt-d hy Hntish pilots who have /^gfc) travelled more than 4(^OW>,oOti pas>*e^g« miles \Mth one of the finest punctuality 'n3 records m the Far Lasi rg^^L^^ The reduced administrative costs of
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    Where's The Centre Of Franca?
    1592 8 Dijon, Of Course Burgundians Will Tell You TI'ST back from Dijon, where I have been doing J tour of the battlefield. Well, you might call it that. I was elected Chevalier dv Taste vin there last year, and believe me the seven-course meal (a different
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    WHAT MAKES RUBI SUCH A GEM?
    746 8  - WHAT MAKES RUBI SUCH A GEM? KEITH WATERHOUSE By JJE gets his money out of a dried-fish business. He bounds m and out of the divorce court like a yo-yo. His own Government has denounced his personal conduct. When he proposed the other day, he didn't even have a job.
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    Why Take A Chance On MARRIAGE?
    847 9  -  JOHN KOENIG Jr. MHP-MARITAL HAPPINESS PREDICTION Asks Il\ take a chance on marriage? A special quiz devised by Dr. Clifford K. Adams, director of the Pennsylvania State I niversity's marriage clinic, htlpv take the iisk out of matrimony. W h SOU questions, D;. Adams
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    DOCTORS IN THE CLASH
    44 9 ALFRED KINSEY. non-me-dical author of now worldmale sexual behaviuUi. EDMUND BERGLER. noted psychiatrist now m New York, who once worked m Vienna's Freud Clinic. Prominent U.S. lecturer. WILLIAM KROCIEK. famed practising gynaecologist now a biff name at Chicago's Ldgewater Hospital.
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    Man In Royal Romance Rumours Meets Countess
    551 9  - Man In Royal Romance Rumours Meets Countess Sidney Rodin i iV.rr l.nwi lonely "exile" m i> sime the rumours tvhhh l.nked him roni.inln.il Pihwtjj HmsmH la Be kaa .i.v s\ it I) I h -.i liiii .i.i':'» .in,l all I'- ciura b I■• ik.'m of tin-in. X sit) I t()
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    SEX-LIES?
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