The Singapore Free Press, 30 January 1956
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The Singapore Free Press
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Title Section18 1956-01-30 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale m Malaya No. *****. Singapore, Monday, January 30. 1956. Price 15Cts18 words
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Article369 1956-01-30 1 1 ,000 TRAPPED IN BLAZING HALL Children are crushed m panic dash for window LMKEAIEN last night were fighting desperately to rescue about 1,000 panic-stricken people trapped inside a blazing public hall m Baltimore. Flames blocked the main front entrance and the rear doors were jammed. Only a few people369 words
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Article81 1956-01-30 1 Police fire on mob in Bombay I>OLICE opened Hr c on a group of people who threw stones at them last night m central Bombay, wounding two of them. Fifteen people were into custody. This Is t.h* first major Incident m Bombay since last Monday when the city returned toReuter; U.P. - 81 words
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Article35 1956-01-30 1 The tempo of Malaya's independence talks with Britain will be stepped up m London today, for much work remalnj to be done before TVngku Abdul Rahman and his delegation can return home.- ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article23 1956-01-30 1 Mr. Dag Hammar.skjoeld, Secretary-General of the United Nations, flew into Karachi yesterday on a three-day official visit to Pakistan.- ReuterReuter - 23 words
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Article18 1956-01-30 1 Prince Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia will leave Pnom Penh tomorrow for an official visit to Manila.18 words
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Article27 1956-01-30 1 Mr. Henry L. Mencken. 'The Sage of Baltimore." a famous American man of letters and critic, died m his sleep early today. He 75.27 words
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Article129 1956-01-30 1 AMASS meeting is being planned m Singapore to give a grand send-off to tha Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall, and his Labour Front colleagues before they leave for London constitutional talks m Api il. The leaden will seek a mandate from Uie people at the meeting.129 words
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Article168 1956-01-30 1 FLOODS AT BEDOK RISING And still more rain today (CONTINUOUS showers last night caused the flood waters to rise again at the Bedok resettlement area, Singapore. About 250 people are still sheltering m the Bedok Boys' School. Occasional light showers arc expected today and more flooding is feared at the168 words
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Article134 1956-01-30 1 12 arrests today at Naval Base SINGAPORE police arrested 12 Naval Base strikers outside the Woodlands Gate this morning following alleged attempts to obstruct a van takinc contract labourers for work. Naval police were on patrol inside the gate. The secretary of the Naval Base Labour Union, Mr. S. Woodhull,134 words
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Article65 1956-01-30 1 RHEE'S SPY CHIEF IS MURDERED The chief of South Korea's Counter-Intelligence Corps, Major Gen. Kirn Chang Young, was assassinated this morning near his home m Seoul South Korean President Syngman Rhee rushed to the hospital when he was informed of the shooting. Kirn, one of Rhee's most trusted advisors andA.P. - 65 words
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45 1956-01-30 1 OUTER Mongolia has applied lor membership of the Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East (ECAFE>. it was learned m Bangalore yesterday. Its application is likely to come up before ECAFE'S 12th session beginning there on Thursday.45 words
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Article20 1956-01-30 1 An Afghanistan press release yesterday said 'flying saucers" have been seen over various parts of Afghanistan recently. U.P.U.P. - 20 words
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Article57 1956-01-30 1 There were 163 ships idle m Australia's ports yesterday, a sugar shortage m Tasmania, a sugar surplus m Queensland, 40,000 tons of coal banked at Newcastle and $204,000,000 worth of wool awaiting shipment at various ports, as a result of the Australian dock strike. The strikeU.P. - 57 words
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Article49 1956-01-30 1 Tokyo Rose, the softvoiced Japanese propagandist of World War 11, will fight the U.S. Government's attempt to deport her, her brother said In Chicago yesterday. Ro.se.— Mrs. Iva Toguri d'Aquino, 39 was released on parole on Saturday from a 10-year sentence for treason. U. P.U.P. - 49 words
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Article27 1956-01-30 1 The Singapore Rubber Market opened quietly this morning with first grade, February shipment, at $I.NH' 2 a lb.. half a cent below Saturday's closing price.27 words
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Article146 1956-01-30 1 TOP JOBS OPEN TO TEACHERS NORMAL trained teachers m Singapore can now compete for top jobs m the Unified Education Service. An Education Ministry spokesman said this temporary concession hB d been given because there were not enough certificated or graduate teachers to fill senior appointments m the service. Among146 words
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Article29 1956-01-30 1 Chinese Nationalist guerilla units landed at Pingtan. on Haitan island, on Saturday and captured one Chinese Communist soldier, it was stated m Taipeh yesterday. ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Advertisement65 1956-01-30 1 Chef Boy- Ar- Dee m CONTAINING: 1. 8 ox. Spaghetti made from quick cooking, flavorful duri'-i whe3t, free from artificial color. 2. 10 oz. Spaghetti Sauce made fram selected ingredients after recipe o» j Hr^--.V Chef Hector Boy-Ar-Dcc. 3 2/i oz Blend of Hlird Crating Che s j i^*^ i65 words
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331 1956-01-30 2 OFFICIALS m London yesterday expressed absolute agreement with President Eisenhower's action m turning down Marshal Nikolai Bulganin's offer of a 20-year friendship treaty with the Tnited States. There was wholehearted support for his view that it Is a change of spirit that theReuter - 331 words
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Article88 1956-01-30 2 rriHE United States governJL ment. according to authoritative Washington sources, feels that the terms of President Eisenhower's reply to Marshal Bulganin's treaty offer gives Russia an oportunity, if it desires to take it, of dealing constructively with certain specific problems which are at the root ofReuter - 88 words
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Article, Illustration59 1956-01-30 2 SIXTY farmer families are now housed temporarily m the Bedok School following floods which has again hit the resettlement area. The school, closed for two days, is now a relief centre. Here mothers and children are seen having their lunch m the tuck shop yesterday. TheFree Press - 59 words
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Article119 1956-01-30 2 MY PRIMARY CONCERN IF ELECTED PREMIER FRENCH Premier-designate Guy Mollet said m Paris last night that he planned to go to guerilla- ravaged Algeria within a short time if the National Assembly confirms him m office. Asked about the Algerian trip Mollet said: "That will beA.P. - 119 words
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Article84 1956-01-30 2 PARTY SACKS FORMER RED PREMIER IX)RMER Premier Imre r Nagy has been expelled from the Communist Hungarian Worker's Party, according to reliable sources m Budapest. This was seen to have cleared away the last serious opposition m the party to Matyas Rakosi, the Party "s Arst secretary. Nothing had been84 words
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Article114 1956-01-30 2 A BATTALION of the French Foreign Legion <* and some 300 rebels of the terrorist "Army of Allah" waged a bloody hand-to-hand battle on Saturday night m the rugged Riff Mountains. French officials at Rabat, Morocco, reported yesterday. They said 40 rebels and 18U.P. - 114 words
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Article47 1956-01-30 2 Nearly 200 industrialists, trade union leaders and social scientists from Westtern European countries met m Rome yesterday to plan ways of smoothing out labour relations m factories and to prevent loss of millions of man days of work each year. ReuterReuter - 47 words
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Article18 1956-01-30 2 The death toll of avalanche victims m the Austrain Alps this winter Ls now 26. U.P.U.P. - 18 words
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132 1956-01-30 2 MR. NEHRU, the Indian Prime Minister yesterday appealed for "fresh thinking on the basis, essentially, of live and let live coexistence." He said this m a filmed interview televised over the National Broadcasting Company's network In New York. [ntervlewed by Mr. Chester Bowles, formerReuter - 132 words
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Article24 1956-01-30 2 The New York Herald Tribune m a front page editorial yesterday urped President Eisenhower to stand for a second term. ReuterReuter - 24 words
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140 1956-01-30 3 Alarmist rumours about Taj Mahal officially denied rpllh Indian Government yesterday described as 'alarmist JL rumours" widespread reports that the Taj Mahal, the famous white marble 17th century mausoleum at Agra, was m an unsound condition. *v J he Ta^ Mahal considered by many people to be the finest exampleReuter - 140 words
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106 1956-01-30 3 IjXDUR people were killed yesterday m a rainstorm that converted streets into canals and forced closure of the harbour and airport at Alexandria, to International .sea and air navigation. Howling, cold winds from the Russian steppes poured Water on the city and toppledU.P. - 106 words
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Article33 1956-01-30 3 The Queen has approved the extension ol the term of office of Lieutenant Gneral Sir Charles Gairdner ftfl governor oi Western Australia for a further five years from November 6. ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article32 1956-01-30 3 A Lebanese miiiitary court h;us .sentenced one man to life Imprisonment and two others to terms on chargi 3 of spying for Israel, it was reported In Beirut yesterday. U.P.U.P. - 32 words
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Article27 1956-01-30 3 The Japanese colour film 'Golden Demon" which won tiif grand prize at the South-East Asian festival had its American premiere m New York yesterday. ReuterReuter - 27 words
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70 1956-01-30 3 Margaret has 'secret' portrait in her room A "SECRET" painting has been made showing Pr Margaret m a flaming-rod dress, the artist who executed it said m London yesterday. Edward Seago said he considers the Royal portr.iit one of his finest works. The portrait, which has never been displayed publicly.U.P. - 70 words
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Article400 1956-01-30 3 Teachers' Union hits at 'one principal for two schools' system SEVERAL school principals have resigned from the Singapore Teachers' Union over a dispute regarding the Government's appointment of one head for two sessions of a school. The union says m the first issue of the "Forum" which400 words
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Article, Illustration41 1956-01-30 3 Mr. and Mrs. Abraham tzekiel at a reception alter their marriage at the Ma^hain Aboth Synagogaei Singapore, yesterday. Mi. Eiekiel is clerk m the Chief Secretary's Office while Mrs. EiekieL formerly Miss s>hil Simon, is typist m the Public Works Department.41 words
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162 1956-01-30 3 The battles in Malaya may win honours r>RITISH and Cunmon--13 wealth regiments which fought m Malaya m the last war may soon be able to add the names of these engagements to their battle honours. The War Office has announced that nearly I.UOO battle honours charting the defeats and victoriesReuter - 162 words
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Article154 1956-01-30 3 WHEN the troopship Em- 1 pire Fowey docked at Southampton last night she was short of two passengers who embarked at Hong Kon£. Sgt. Daniel Young. 34, of the 14th Field Regiment R.A., joined the ship for the homeward journey with his write, KathleenReuter - 154 words
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Advertisement25 1956-01-30 3 SALE From Monday 30th January to Saturday 4th February. Town Country Dress Salon: Meyer Chambers, Raffles Place Boutique: Corner of High St. North Bridge Rd.25 words
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Advertisement34 1956-01-30 3 Gift for DAD American Shirt Pure Silk Ties English American or Swiss Crease resist Washable Smart Looking ONLY EXCLUSIVE MEN S SHOP 81. High Street. Tel: *****. m'%^ 1 "W wowioverf A\IKIAOTO CULTURED PEARLS34 words
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The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, Jan. 30, 1956. Opinion
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Article119 1956-01-30 4 THE Marshall Government's decision to present the Kallang terminal building and 13 acres adjoining it the Singapore Sports Centre, an outright gift worth $2,500,000, has rightly been received with wide acclamation. It is an investment m Singapore's youth, aimed at improved health and characterbuilding. Sports officials, rightly,119 words
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Article72 1956-01-30 4 YfOSCOW has offered ITI a 20-year friendship treaty to the United States, not so much for friendship's sake as to drive a wedge between United States and her antiCommunist allies. Russia's treaty-making m the past 15 years has not created any confidence. President Eisenhower, m his prompt72 words
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Article, Illustration1256 1956-01-30 4 ANDREW McKENZIE - Something can be done about those H-bombs ANDREW McKENZIE by THE explosion of a single hydrogen bomb m a country the size of Great Britain, terrible though it would be, would not cause total devastation. And much could be done to keep the casualties down. Those are the reassuring conclusionsA.P. - 1,256 words
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Advertisement29 1956-01-30 4 ASAHI CULTURED PEARLS ARE ACCLAIMED THE WORLD OVER AS THE QFEEZV AMONG CULTURED PEARLS, SEE THEIR BEAUTY, COMPARE THEIR PRICES. Sole Agents:— S.P.H.de SUVA Ltd. SINGAPORE, K. MTMPI'R IPOH.29 words
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Advertisement21 1956-01-30 4 Ol II- 1 QUIET t 'T^ for the NEW 4sHB c j l Johnson SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD ™i f SINCAPORE MALAYA BORNEO21 words
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Article, Illustration1186 1956-01-30 5 A LARGE group of University of Malaya students are members of the Malayan Christian Council, which is making an important contribution to the community. These young people, under the leadership of their warden, Mr. Fred Karat, are accomplishing the challenging task of unifying all Christian faiths at the1,186 words
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Advertisement198 1956-01-30 5 I LAST 2 WEEKS CHINESE NEW YEAR. SHOPPING MEN'S WEAR LADIES WEAR Reversible Ties Can Can Petticoats Nylon Card.gans SS 6,-ocaae Silk Ties Nylon Tricot Pyjamas Nylon Swim Suits tt Shantong Ties p rf PiyamQs S.lk Dressing Gowns SS Perlon Ties 5,1k Pyjamas << Nylon Stretches Socks Nylon Pleated Skirts-198 words
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Article, Illustration385 1956-01-30 10 Round about SINGAPORE with Oswald Henry and his Camera ON SATURDAY NIGHT TWO important visitors to the Colony who leave for home today are Director of New Zealand Information Service Mr. R. S. Odcll and Dr. 11. I.<k hore of the Prime Minister's Departmmt. New Zealand. They have I. oen385 words
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Article, Illustration563 1956-01-30 12 Earnest Hoberecht - Earnest Hoberecht You CAN buy one but and it is the 'but 9 that makes them so different »y lET S settle this J Geisha thing once and for all. Are Geisha tfirls prostitutes? No! Can you "buy" a Geisha girl? Yes... Well, then, what does563 words
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638 1956-01-30 12 A SUNNY shore, a crowd of bathers, Italian, I French, Spanish, German, Greek. Is it a Mcdi- I terranean beach— or 12,000 miles away m Australia? It could be either, for as this report from Bertram Jones shows, Australia is being deluged638 words
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Article601 1956-01-30 12 PAULINE WALTON - PAULINE WALTON n» Relics do not need antiquity BRITISH visitors are today tiptoeing reverently round "Mani Bhuvan" Mahatma Gandhi's home m Bombay now open to the public. It was from "Mani Bhuvan" m which he stayed with friends at intervals from 1917-1934, that Gandhi issued many601 words
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Article, Illustration703 1956-01-30 13 They keep on asking for penicillin says the SINGAPORE DOCTOR ONE reads m the daily press every now and then about deaths caused by an antibiotic, such as penicillin, streptomycin, and others. Medical authorities agree that too many antibiotics are being administered all over the world without any real indication703 words
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Article, Illustration31 1956-01-30 13 picture. A mushroomed shaped white ftraw hat with crown of tan taffeta, designed by Madame Claude St. Cm of Paris lor (he spring collection of Dorifner Norman liartucll oi London PopperPopper - 31 words
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Article444 1956-01-30 13 NORMAN LINDHURST - NORMAN LINDHURST by IN the red clay hills of the RhinelandPalatlnate, the United States Army has constructed a gigantic hospital to care for the victims of any nuclear war with Russia m Western Europe. To this vast, ultra-mo-dern medical establishment would flow most of the battlefield casualties444 words
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Advertisement78 1956-01-30 13 Choose 'willim 11 cicars for deep satisfaction XWIC' T v 'Vs 3 The weekly tSMM of the STRAITS Bt'OGET can be^ .it bj \n Hail to any address m the Lnited Km^doiH^ an inclusive rate of g $24.00 i FOR SIX MONTHS &a you want the 4< BL'DGET' f while78 words
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Article, Illustration1369 1956-01-30 14 A.J. EVANS - NO COUPONS for BUTTER A.J. EVANS FK AS a pilot m the art, Alfred John Evans was captured by the Germans m the 1914-18 war but es- raped. He has had many curious encounters with the s German mind ever since. not only when engaped m Intelligence work during the1,369 words
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Advertisement16 1956-01-30 14 DID Saturday's story by Stephen Potter 'MORE HEADS THAN TAILS' really happen? The answer is: YES.16 words
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Article, Illustration442 1956-01-30 15 Eileen Ascroft - Eileen Ascroft i by II mi m If Ulv If 5 iilv Sfreak Look tWT girls are m for a slim spring if the Streak line catches on. John Cavanagh opened London's Big Twelve collections last week with the elegant, though difficult, line. Only the tall, slender442 words
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Article, Illustration35 1956-01-30 15 picture. QRO6GEAIM ribbon wings from this tailored ttaMlcal i loche hat m alabaster melusine. The forward brim is stitched and the gros- grain iibl>on bands the narrow crown. For its name, the create- "Promenade." ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article122 1956-01-30 15 FOR THAT 'gadabout' GIRL IF you arc a Big Businesswoman ol have hopes of being so one day, than you may be interested m the world's fastest twinengined private 'plane ;ally built for hurried business tycoons. The plane (built by the Aero Design ana Engineering Company. Oklahoma) has a happy122 words
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Article99 1956-01-30 15 Anne Sharpley - Anne Sharpley I MUST challenge one of the world's no lon eligible bachelors on hLs opinion of women wi t h large fi Prince Rainier, of newly I tress Grace Kelly, declan I could r ha woman with bit; ut characWr." Few will disagree with this about99 words
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133 1956-01-30 15 Picked clothes that flattered figures .^STAIIMKVSK^ THERE a fashion lesson for every woman m the wardrobes' of the three young British starlets who llew from Britain off to attend the Helsinki Film Festival. AH ignored current fashion trends and chose instead clothes that flattered their figures, with fitted waists, decorative133 words
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Advertisement111 1956-01-30 15 I I fv^4rfi! YOU CAN I I f fr\z]fi* RELY ON 1 /J -M /^rXV Pn (PACKED IN 5 LB., 2; LB. AND 1 LB. TINS) v r v X Doctors agree that, from about the >^^ X ninth or tenth month, healthy bab»es i| r require a FULL CREAM111 words
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Article, Illustration876 1956-01-30 16 MIND 'THE WAVE' in this BATHROOM The Hoover Knight warns WILLIAM MiimiiimiinuiHi limn MMtmi H HMiiiiimiiii HICKEY iiiittiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiitiiitiiimiii' I MUST show you my bathroom before you go," said Sir Charles Colston, the man who made Hoover's what it is. "I refused to have it altered," said Mr. Charles as he876 words
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Article, Illustration238 1956-01-30 16 VISITORS to Monte Carlo seldom give a white yacht, anchored m Bay a second glance. It looks like most of the rich owners' vessels visiting the famous gambling resort. But for those who have the food fortune to go aboard, it is filled with a richness that only238 words
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Miscellaneous408 1956-01-30 16 WX-'y-'- m '^i'Svir'. s*Xvkt-*vWwX-.'.-. •'•'•XWK'av.- .'ilViJiPMffW' «v. ■<•■•■■ to make an important telel.ouk onl> at the North-South g raru> last West vulnerable »«t P l^'^ th kin S of >«>nth dealer on the first trick. You ducked. NORTH and he continued with the ten- •43 spot How would you plan408 words
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Miscellaneous257 1956-01-30 16 -~~-\mm Lmh ■■mHwBtTT"^ 1 CLUES ACROSS 7 Such a burden is no reversal 1 Scrounge m the bath? (6). to 4) -8 How a musical instrument 10 Subtraction made at 221 b. may groan? (5). Baker Street? (9>. 0 The editor is behind the 12 Sounds like lines of billiards257 words
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Article, Illustration678 1956-01-30 17 HAROLD HEFFERNAN - HAROLD HEFFERNAN V&tt&Z She 9 s glad it's all over now WHEN her fans view a frightened, shivering Lana Turner clinging to Richard Burton m a safari scene m "The Rains of Ranchipur," they'll probably say, "...what a fine piece of acting." Actually, while Lana is678 words
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356 1956-01-30 17 Pop decrees mama should STAY HOME URSULA THIESS' latest film may be her last. The reason: She is also the wife of Robert Taylor and mother of his six-month-old son. Terence. And papa says mama should stay home. Miss Thiess just finished "Bandido" with Robert Mitchum. She pronounces her nameA.P. - 356 words
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Article52 1956-01-30 17 S F|IRECTING his wife, < < MJ June Allyson, m "It 5 Happened One Night." < < Dick Powell lost patience j > the other day, did a < < little screaming m her J > direction. "Darlinff," she sternly J S reminded her spouse, < "remember52 words
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Advertisement38 1956-01-30 17 Wedding Pictures Make arrangements NOW for your photographs to he taken by a FREE PRESS PHOTOGRAPHER Telephone Singapore 2800 or write to FREE PRESS PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPT. 1 10-146 Cecil Street Singapore This service is only available m Singapore38 words
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Article, Illustration252 1956-01-30 18 I>AF Changi won the team championship at the RAF Malaya and Singapore novices boxing championships at Changi last Thursday. Butterworth and Seletar shared second place and a joint third were Kuala Lumpur and Tengah. For novices, the standard of boxing was good and there were an abundantMIC HAEL ANCHANT - 252 words
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83 1956-01-30 18 JAROSLAV Drobny (Egypt), the 1954 Wimbledon champion, and Denmark's Kurt Nielsen, the 1955 runner-up, were beaten m the men's doubles final m the Scandinavian lawn tennis championships m Stockholm on Saturday. The title went to Budge Patty and Hugh Stewart (United States), who won83 words
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1365 1956-01-30 19 ALLAN LEWIS - ALLAN LEWIS By i^ARNET BOI'GOI'KK who returned from holidaying m VI Australia on Thursday, was soon amongst the winners again at Bukit Tiniah. On Saturday he rode three. SECURITY, KOYAL WGIILINGTON II and FLOWER QUEEN. Security who failed at the Ult meeting,1,365 words
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Article, Illustration201 1956-01-30 19 tIZAKRO (Ransome) beats Dragon Seed (Larkin) by a length to win the first race. Third is Bajan (Ali) and fourth Copacabana (J. Jones) KOUGHNUT (Leong) beats Perfect Pearl (Mawi) and Cynosure (West) on the rails, to win Race Two. Fourth is Senang Hati (Ransome) and201 words
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Advertisement25 1956-01-30 19 OCEAN PARKJ HOTEL'S FAMOUS QUINTETS < Ace Band of Singapore >> > with << I it I MISSSALOMA tho Malay "Marilyn Monroe" >> oOo— I Ring ***** for Table Reservations. <<25 words
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366 1956-01-30 20 THIS MORNING'S TRACK RE PORT... by ALLAN LEWIS RAMSBURY (Wilson) a Spencer-trained newcomer, revelled m the heavy going at Bukit Timah this morning to run three m 39 3/5. This was easily the best gallop of the morning m conditions which were366 words
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Article322 1956-01-30 20 U.K. SOCCER REVIEW NEWCASTLE, UNITED, the holders, survived a pulsating nine-goal battle with Second Division Club Fulham, to reach the fifth round ol the Football Association on Saturday. A crowd of over 40,000 at Fulham's west London ground saw Newcastle win 5_4 m one of theReuter - 322 words
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Article100 1956-01-30 20 T EWIS HOAD and Ken Rose- wall won the men's doubles title In the Australian tennis championships m Brisbane on Saturday. They beat Merry n Rose and Don Candy tf)-8. 13-11. 6-4. The Hoad-Rosewall combination was smooth, Hoad being the outstanding player on view, combining severe100 words
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Article48 1956-01-30 20 CENTURIES by Colin McDonald (HO) and Neil Harvey (12b) two Test stars, enabled Victoria to build up a score of 281 for six vickets m Sydney on Saturday when they began" their Sheffield shield game against New South Wales, the trophy holders. ReuterReuter - 48 words
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Article519 1956-01-30 20 WEIGHTS for the second day of the Singapore Jan. -Feb. meeting on Wednesday Feb. 1, are: Cl.2,Div. 1-6F Cash Cheque 9.00 Distributor 8.12 Pride of Phoenix 8.10 French's Forest 8.09 Avenger 8.08 High Hopes 8.07 Scottish Minstrel »06 Banker Boy 8.05 First Trick 8.04 Programme519 words
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Article38 1956-01-30 20 MR. J. H. Scelcy's Trackmaster beat the favourite Traffic Judge m a photo-finish to win the $155,960 Santa Anita Maurity rac« i over ono and quarter miles m Arcadia. California on Saturday.- ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Advertisement39 1956-01-30 20 Are you? "the Medicinal Purposes" type \Wf The "MEDICINAL-PURPOSES" type— the alcoholic m hypochondriac's clothing, chooses a beer rich m vitamins and scientifically perfected. He'll tell you so too if you join him. py i l |Cmsu€TCj o£ course39 words
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Miscellaneous31 1956-01-30 20 Illllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllfllllllflf TODAY'S SPORT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiimimir rigger S.C.C. "B" v REME, padanff. BOXING Singapore Base District interunit Anchor Cup final: 30 Bn. Royal Army Ordnance Corps v GHQ Signals, S.B.A. Hall. 8 p.m.31 words
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