The Singapore Free Press, 26 January 1956
1956-01-26
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Title Section18 1956-01-26 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale in Malaya No. 1447"). Singapore, Thursday, January 26. 1956. Pricp Ist'ts.18 words
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186 1956-01-26 1 When Indians fight Indians INDIA celebrates her .sixth anniversary as a republic today with a cloud of tension still hanging over the country after last week's riots over the redrawing of state boundaries. Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru, the Prime Minister, last night appealed toReuter - 186 words
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Article39 1956-01-26 1 The S< cretary of the ur Mr. Donald Quarles, In N«-w York la t night •No «uh.T military organisation On earth i 1 an in t.tnt power equivalent t,. thit of th.. United States Air Force." ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Article23 1956-01-26 1 At least 29 Nationalist 'kivc been killed by m in A and T: i the pfl it 24 liours. AIV23 words
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Article123 1956-01-26 1 Ijmgiit of the 11 i amen unions In Sinj have Jo I U P :l counlon under t ido Un Congri One of the remaining un: n Ikely to Join I in w group provaJ at a. general meeting shortly. )rding to the n«- 1123 words
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Article117 1956-01-26 1 Statement today on Cyprus THE British Parliament was told yesterday to expect a formal statement on the future of Cyprus— probably today. It follows the departure of Cyprus Governor Sir John Harding, who left by plane last night for his post after secret talks with Sir Anthony Eden. "We areU.P. - 117 words
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Article87 1956-01-26 1 >TEW r rubb- r conaumptjp 1 K In the United States tor 1955 was the highest ever at 1,525.248 long tons, according to the Rubber Manufacturers Association in New York yesterday This com par- with 1.233,012 in 1954 and 1. 338.309 the previous year ember consumption ofReuter - 87 words
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Article26 1956-01-26 1 The Singapore Rubber Market opened steadily this morning with lirst grade. February ghipment, at $1 09i a lb.. 3J cents above yesterday's closing price26 words
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Article27 1956-01-26 1 An American who stowed ■»wa\ on the liner Queen last July was lined In New York yesterday and placed on a year's probation. A.P.A.P. - 27 words
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Article174 1956-01-26 1 BOARD WILL RUN WATER, LIGHT mmuwm sm dm m Transfer from Council ADMINISTRATION of public utility services— water, electricity and and light is certain to be transferred from the Singapore City Council to a statutory public corporation. This, it is understood, has been finally recommended by the Committee on Local174 words
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137 1956-01-26 1 Marshall: India visit now unlikely IT is now virtually certain that the Singapore Chief Minister. Mr. David Marshall, will not I lead the Colony's delegation to the ECAFE conference at Bangalore. He needs more rest and relaxation. Professor Ransome, who visited hjm yesterday afternoon, said today that the Chief Minister137 words
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Article35 1956-01-26 1 Margaret not for U.S.— yet A Buckingham Palace spokesman yesterday denied rumours published in sever;:l London newspapers that Princess Margdret would be* itingr the United States inj (ho late .summer or autumn ol this year.35 words
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Article34 1956-01-26 1 Eisjht Communist Chinese gunboats, ap p r oaching the Matsu group island Kaoteng, under cover ol gunfire from the mainland were driven oil by N dist Chinese lire yesterday.— A.P.A.P. - 34 words
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Article127 1956-01-26 1 The search for a gang of live ruthless Chinese who shot and wounded 38-year-old police inspector K. Suppiah and a civilian fitter, 23-year-old Leono: Ban K"no: in Weld Road. Kuala Lumpur, has now n extended to Singapore, one i> been detained following the discovery yesterday127 words
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Article48 1956-01-26 1 A second Indian Note to the U.S. State Department restating India's position in (-0? b Tiuf- oing s f udy and will be when ambassador John I9hermftn Cooper arrives in Washington today for talks with Security of State John ter Dulles.- A.P.A.P. - 48 words
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Article26 1956-01-26 1 Marshal Georgi Zhukov. the Soviet Defence Minister, reaffirmed in Moscow yesterday Russia's desire for friendly and peaceful relations with all other coun- U.P.U.P. - 26 words
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Article66 1956-01-26 1 French Reds turn on the pressure FEARS among Conservatives that the future government of France would slip bit by bit under Communist control were increased yesterday when the National Assembly appointed Communists to two out of the six vice presidencies. At the same time Communist leader Jacques Duclos, campaigning for66 words
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Article42 1956-01-26 1 SIR Oliver Franks, chairman of Lloyds Bank. said in London yesterday that the country had turned a financials "nasty j corner" but disinflationary measures had not yet brought B diversion of effort to the export field. ReuterReuter - 42 words
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Advertisement56 1956-01-26 1 wmmmnmmimm—mmmmmmmmmmm**mmmmmmm*—mmmwmmmm—mmmmmmmmmwmmm A *aV Are you t the "just to-be-Sociable" type The man who >^~~v. SOCIABLE" v^J^^^JK has remarkable /fCi-arT L-f\ staying powers |t-33l and invariably v^ -g \JL/ becomes a /J—^ f f *A/ member of L-J r t 5? >4^7 that select ■Zj|~ jl^j group known I B as56 words
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Article195 1956-01-26 2 rE British opposition Labour Party yesterday announced a £50.000 a vear plan for national reorganisation in an effort to rebuild Its strength after the defeat In last May"s General Election. The plan now goes before the Labour Party's annual delegate conference in October forReuter - 195 words
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Article25 1956-01-26 2 Asian members of the United Nations Educational. Scientific and Cultural Organisation (Unesco) will hold a five-day conference in Tokyo starting February 28.- A.P.A.P. - 25 words
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Article250 1956-01-26 2 Timing draws focus from Ike-Eden talks m if THE personal message from Marshal Nikolai Bulganin, the Soviet Premier, to President Eisenhower was a friendlv letter containing "certain ideas which the Premier has asked the President to study further in the interests of promoting world peace,"Reuter - 250 words
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77 1956-01-26 2 I I)ELHI State moved nearer i total prohibition yesteriday when the Cabinet decided to ban drinking in restaurants, bars and public places in India's capital as from April 1. All liquor shops in Delhi will be closed and hotels and clubs will77 words
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Article, Illustration109 1956-01-26 2 rpRAVELLING 8.000 miles 1 to see his 70 year old parents for the first time after 20 years, Mr. Cor Rijf. leader of the former Radio Malaya orchestra. left Singapore yesterday in the Oranje for Holland. With him was his wife who also has109 words
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291 1956-01-26 2 SIR PERCY SPENDER, Australian ambassador to the United States, suggested yesterday that a plan be developed for the Middle East, which he described as "one of the most dangerously explosive parts of the world." similar to the Colombo Plan in force inA.P.; Reuter - 291 words
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Article37 1956-01-26 2 Awards to Mr. T. Rajgopal and Police Reserve Inspector Terence Quinn, who fought off an intending murderer ol Premier Nehru in Nagpur March, were announced in India's Republic Day honours. ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article21 1956-01-26 2 Mr. W. F. McCoy, a unionist M. P., has I riected Speaker of the Northern Ireland Hou«--Common ReuterReuter - 21 words
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Article28 1956-01-26 2 Sir Anthony Eden. British Prime Minister, will address la joint sitting of the Canadian House of Commons and Senate in Ottawa on February 6 ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article, Illustration144 1956-01-26 2 HORNETS' NEST WIPED OUT IN FIVE MINUTES The battle of the bumble bee" which began in Sfl Paul's Church in I'pper Seranjjoon. Singapore, took five minutes last ni«ht. It was fought between t\\ > men from a Singapore firm of insect killers .ind a hornets' nest 30 feet on a144 words
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Advertisement51 1956-01-26 2 Q33E35i33 -> |F S S +ft&t2&> THAN COST! j I from Little's Annual Sale! I \l SANDERSON PRINTED JAmI LISS^ 'I SATIN BROCADE 7^^ We have a large variety of Furnishing Materials of insuffcient yardage to *l advertise specifically S MMMMMMM MM^ MMM 5 RAFFLES PLACE SINGAPORE TELEPHONE ***** (551 words
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Advertisement78 1956-01-26 2 fill > n /I )/fik yflT" 1^ Black or Brown Box Leothcr Casual with MnnM -J«;d^s^L porous rubber sole ond MOOEI 358 heel. Sixes: 2-c' 7 $9.90 M Model 358 Attractive strop shoes tor tcen-ogers in black MOOEI 32 —^t*m^mSf^± red box leather with <Mon 9 rubber sole ond —^\)ffl78 words
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Article383 1956-01-26 3 "Wit r~ Island society up rin arms over mixed marriage ALEXANDER Stuart Outerbridge, 34, whose rv marriage to Koyce Wallace. 32, Negro night club singer has created a sensation in Bermuda society, says he will not leave the island so long as he can make a living383 words
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Article68 1956-01-26 3 AN EARL IN BORROWED PLUMES J \\KL Mill I retired 1 Labour Tarty chief, was formally admitted to the BOOM of Lords yfirtfirdtj with all the traditional pomp. He wore a borrowed robe of starlet and ermine. By custom, he walked in with his spoi^ors. took the oath of aU.P. - 68 words
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Article148 1956-01-26 3 IfARL ATTLEE said at J .Cardiff, Wales, yesterday that there were members ol the House ol Commons really dying on their feet" who could not afford to retire. Speaking to the Cardiff Business Club. Lord Attlee claimed th.it Members of Parliament and Cabinet MinistersReuter - 148 words
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Article13 1956-01-26 3 Russia has made an oflFTr to buv Colombian coffee. A. P.A.P. - 13 words
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Article138 1956-01-26 3 T»FPOKTF.KS asked the Archbishop of K Canterbun yesterday to explain why the Church of Fnsland opposes divorce oonsiderini Itasl King Henry VIII. who founded the church, had six Wi*ei It happt'iK'd ;it the Foreign Press Assm lition rathering in London. The Archbishop. Dr. Geoffrey Fisher. »a>U.P. - 138 words
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Article141 1956-01-26 3 pOLICE have been told of rumoured threats by former prisoners of war of the Japanese to "wreck" a judo festival in London on Saturday in which leading Japanese Judo experts will take part. The London Judo society national festival on at the I nightReuter - 141 words
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Article, Illustration56 1956-01-26 3 ANGELA IS A LONDON MODEL NOW WEARING a brocaded cheongsam with an Oriental inspired floral hairstyle created for her bv Paul Andre is pretty 19-year-old Angela Norman, who has returned to London from lions Kong (where she spent three years with her father, a Naval Commander) to start a career56 words
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Article41 1956-01-26 3 A Japanese exhibit attracting a large crowd— a moclymical scarecrow which scares birds from crops is one of the outstanding exhibits at the R<»yal Agricultural and Food Exhibition of Cevi wi which was opened in Colombo yesterday.— ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Article24 1956-01-26 3 A VICTORIA CROSS. Britain's highest award for valour, fetched a record price of £480 at a London auction ReuterReuter - 24 words
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204 1956-01-26 3 Nutting warns of Red conspiracy to win over Asia YIR. ANTHONY NUTTING. British Minister of State at the Foreign Office, declared in London yesterday the principal Communist threat to the West now lay in "political subversion and economic penetration." Addressing a Conservative Party women's meeting said: "Don't let in kid204 words
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88 1956-01-26 3 A LONDON insurance company reported yesterday it had been approached to arnm.r ;t 10.000 policy against the possibility that (■race Kelly would not produce an heir to the throne of Monaco. The request to the British insurance firm of Walker Moate and Co.,88 words
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Advertisement109 1956-01-26 3 ujiiilFTi 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii 1 1 1 1 1 C iniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiii!i£ I jffThe world's closest^Qi 1 ifs approach to perpetual IVj/] POWERWIND a revolutionary advance in self-winding /Iffl§3m/G I M'^° Powerwmd is wound by the rT109 words
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197 1956-01-26 4 The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY. Jan. 26, 1956. Opinion SWEEPING CHARGE f^KINA has become a world power. The Chinese are proud of the fact and none more so than the overseas Chinese. Yet it does not follow that these proud Chinese are Communists, even fellow travellers. It is just patriotism,197 words
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Article, Illustration582 1956-01-26 4 FRED MANOR - UP up •••UP goes the cost of dying FRED MANOR by CANADA is an expensive country to live in. One can however manage largely on hirepurchase. What, however, is fast becoming an almost unattainable luxury is—to die quietly. Death has become a huge, prosperous industry, with countless vested interests, all582 words
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Article116 1956-01-26 4 Beackcomber's BY THE WAY A lady who had taught her dog to talk, or rather bark, on the telephone was rung up by a friend who said: "My parrot wants to speak to your dog." So the dog was brought to the telr; hone. But the parrot m seated everything116 words
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Advertisement28 1956-01-26 4 EXCELLENT RINGS] OF DIAMONDS GEMSJ IN PLATINUM GOLD. i I I With Smarts Efficient Wdrkmaiiship G. C. De SUVA BROS 3, RAFFLES PLACE Singapore- 1 Tel: 831 15.28 words
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Advertisement51 1956-01-26 4 alstin LL^^X| am w a yh Sp^iWI^PVHPVIiWprw PSSP^wB alwaY9 BBIHjp9MiRHP^PPnB9HQ|RMH DEPENDAHtFI -v^^^i ALWAYS Jfe/^S^,- S JT DEPENDABLE |a^^sjs^^ •v/^H ALL WAYB r i i w rn Cambridge PLACE I^^^^MMlM^^B BORNEO MOTORS L I M I TCO »i«*r. A^ Oßt Kuala Lumpuh Iron Malacca Wh«m« ll i 1 •«ni»i»o«tM JltttkTON Kuala51 words
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Article, Illustration229 1956-01-26 5 A I A concession I to the West IT'S an old Chinese custom— for the bride to i u ffer cup of tea t0 her husband's parents before she is accepted into the family Bo after her Caxton Hall. London, weddin* Yiu 1 u229 words
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Article, Illustration280 1956-01-26 5 Smell of poison? Senoritas, that's fresh air invo frightened 1 oritaa have just gone home to Spain driven out ol Britain by fear of a strange smell. That .smell i only the thick, heavy air th«-v found in Britain. But as thrv »>•••■ une aware of it they though] that280 words
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Article119 1956-01-26 5 V"O trespassing not even by a wall, 11 a judge has ruled. For the wall had trespassed, he decided. At least, half of it had The old wall separates the gardens of Mrs. Susan McKay, of Loughborough Road. Brixton, and Mr Albert Marsh, ot Crowhurst Road, but119 words
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Advertisement179 1956-01-26 5 New Untouched Sound Fields! By the amazing invention of XovoSonic, Philips have broken through the ceiling of sound quality to new untouched sound fields. For the first time in your life you will hear perfect, undisturbed sound beauty. Ask your Philips dealer for a convincing demonstration! One of the NovoSonic179 words
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Miscellaneous436 1956-01-26 6 """''H^V^" >l WIHIAKi: lie Falk and Phil" J»S r |fil«fTOMfl«W»--T«£ I I 'V o f NE^EP SEFN ONE BEPOPE J IW. T[j I A DEVICE TO SETjT Cg W :^;H^ v^ 1 'wssr •SSSSBCrQ) SS"!^ VUanglßS V CLOSE. KIND OF ATOM BOMBJ/V/ Tp;|?/ WlTl__^^^ --BLiirwAS I i^uST X^u.c timf -^T436 words
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Miscellaneous253 1956-01-26 6 "K I; V JV^^T^ V^l-/ <L^^ D psychic powers sometimes border J fon the prophetic. If you will follow J these inner warnings, you will rarely. il t-vor, make a mistake. Disregard J X them and your life can b. come just J I the Inm i i llle WW«?gSU*iffl:{253 words
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Article195 1956-01-26 7 Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS eXf. 30 buyers 31 s bu yers European Ports February 3 1 1 H sellers 31 T s sellers RUBBER No. 1 RSS cJ.f. 30 s buyers 11% buyers European ports March 31 8 sellers 31% sellers RUBBER No. 1 RSS195 words
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Article80 1956-01-26 7 NKW YORK, Jan. IS. I'revious Today TIN Strain snot and nearby 103.87 nom. 103.12 nom. FfbrwT joroo^ jo; 3obid ed Marfn 100.50 bid ***** bid MarCh 101.25 askea 100.50 asked TONF- B»t«'lv steady SAI-KS: 5 lots. RIHBKR futu.es March 40 00 traded 40.90 traded 3(>. 50 traded80 words
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Article17 1956-01-26 7 M.labar Jan. Jan. 30 Sellers ex-dock, it bore Pi**! <7«o^d fn E/.«. cents per tb.17 words
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Article28 1956-01-26 7 Previous Today 30 Industrials 467.88 470.71 20 Railroads 156.01 Ijg-g 40 Domestic Bonds g-g 63 72 rtilities ™yi 167 02 61 Stocks Composite Average *****28 words
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Article107 1956-01-26 7 COPRA Philippines tAIj OJL/ North European *™'I™ wd«ht per lonj t«n Feb./ Mar. COPRA Straits c.l.f. TK/North Furopean delivered weight per lon« ton Jan./Feb. Feb./March COCONI T T OIL crude Straltj ci f IK North Furopean in bulk. r*-r long ton Jan 1.1. COCONUT Oil crude,107 words
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Article, Illustration59 1956-01-26 7 Flight Lieutenant John Firming and his wife. Dr. Fleming, who have just left Sinpupore for England in an Airwork Hermes. For the last eighteen months he has been the R.A.F. Dental Surgeon at Changi and Doctor Fleming has been working with the Government's Maternal and Child Welfare59 words
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Article345 1956-01-26 7 ACTOR BEATS THE HICCUPS DEBONAIR actor 59--year-old Laidman Browne is now an authority on hiccups. He knows the cure. In fact he knows many cures for' this crippling but humorously regarded complaint. Since the story of his plight was reported in the London press he345 words
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Miscellaneous41 1956-01-26 7 SINGAPORE HIGH TIDES TODAY: 11.11 p.m. < TOMORROW: 10 07 am. and 11.46 pm. SATURDAY: itJI a.m. < SUNDAY: itJSi a.m. and 11.46 a.m. < MONDAY: 1232 am. and 1! 30 p.m. TUESDAY: IU am > and 1.14 p.m. WEDNESDAY: IM a.m. and 1.57 pm41 words
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Article, Illustration565 1956-01-26 8 CAMERAMEN WORK AT PLAY Models came along It's always a busman's holiday whenever Singapore photographers go on picnic. Yes, the most important thin*; not to forget is not the basket of good food, not the beer, but the camera. So it was at the Singapore Camera Club picnic at Mr.565 words
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Article, Illustration1865 1956-01-26 10 GILBERT BEYFUS - GILBERT BEYFUS fl iiTiCTWyTlUMjiJ:^!^!^^^^!^^^ -********************l I by GILBERT BEYFUS, QC, was an officer in the Duke of Wellington's Regiment during the 1914-18 war and was taken prisoner at Ypres in 1915. Beyfus has twice stood for Parliament withI out success. He was educated at Harrow and Trinity1,865 words
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Advertisement14 1956-01-26 10 door pi A^pnrTl £0931 TRANSPORT STORAGE LTD P^VyTl 173 CECIL STREET SINGAPORE I 'Ss.'»|14 words
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Advertisement21 1956-01-26 10 DID yesterday's story— MK F INC lII.FY "S I. As SPEECH," b| P VV Mallalieu —actually happen" The answer is: \o.21 words
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Article, Illustration473 1956-01-26 11 SHEILAH GRAHAM - 'Too German' once he's Too American' now! SHEILAH GRAHAM 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 c 1 1 1 1 fll r t r FILM GOSSIP by PETER GRAVES, applying lor a473 words
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Article, Illustration359 1956-01-26 11 Peam of four play Itoth sides vulnerable dealer AT the lirst la Die, the East player of Team A had bid four IEHIIH highly doubtful call East couldn't be sure the opponents could make four (In fact, that contract could have been defeated with a perfect defence* and359 words
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Article243 1956-01-26 11 Eva listens to the 'Voice (I KU JIKGENS, who won an actor's Grand Prix in Venice, arrived in Paris last week with his wife Eva Ba rtok to finish the trench version of his film "The E Devil's General.'' Jurgens who speaks French fluently was able to use his own243 words
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Advertisement114 1956-01-26 11 Christening Gifts in Sterling Silver. SPOONS, SPOON PUSHER, SPOON PUSHER SERVIETTE RINC MUGS, HAIR BRUSH AND COMB SETS, FORK, SPOON AND KNIFE etc. LANKA JEWELLERS, 'THE HOUSE FOR CEYLON GEMS) 20, BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE-1 PHONE: ***** ItlllllllllllllllltlllllltttTt"******* lIIIIIMIIIIIHM **********1l 111l I IIHIIIIIIHMHIIH" I I Vontv to The Premier Departmental Store114 words
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Miscellaneous213 1956-01-26 11 nrFs aCSOM Wrectloa In tea* day.' CM F> At 5 Jris ami prance, arc differ--1 At »zrcrat speed with the mail ent types but together worfc first (i). for «4. 3). 5 Fruit ly beginning to shape g A UPs terlouslj to some exor number (3) tent (5* 7 A213 words
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Article1101 1956-01-26 12 DONALD COMERY - YOU, YOUR SON AND THE MOON DONALD COMERY werwerwe When a man of the eminence of the Astronomer Royal in Britain says: "Space travel is bilge," it is as well to tread carefully before you answer back. So, with careful tread, a Free Press investigator set out to find just1,101 words
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Article, Illustration523 1956-01-26 12 RITCHIE McEWEN - He picked lock won a car RITCHIE McEWEN by IN a modest lock- smith's shop In Vienna's toughest district lives the only man alive who can guarantee to pick ANY lock ever made. Joe Beerhouse is the name. He remembers how, In 1934, the Germans invited the world's leading locksmithsReuter - 523 words
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Advertisement27 1956-01-26 12 X B^iy) FX synchronised shutter Ks uD3iD$ 4uri||uq azis-||nj AV •[fft> J92/ (Spore) /^jl^Bßo*^ »i A. O'CONNOR fr CO.. LTD ■xlylylyX^-ga^ :S:?M \f^^^ THE 9 PURPOSE CRLAM27 words
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Article, Illustration727 1956-01-26 13 ROBERT L. GOWE - Traffic headache defies solution in U.S. ROBERT L. GOWE by rpHE United States is nearly choked with car traffic. The nation is building superhighways, tunnels, bridges and parking lots at the fastest clip in its history—but admittedly is not solving the dilemma presented by 60 million motorcars on the road.727 words
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Article346 1956-01-26 13 JAMES FREE - JAMES FREE causes by CAN the Federal Government of the United States do anything to help cut down the growing number of deaths and injuries caused by motorcar accidents? At least one member of Congress thinks .so. Kenneth Roberts is drafting a resolution calling for346 words
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Article, Illustration135 1956-01-26 13 nPIIE Centurion, a two- I door, four-passen- per coui>e, is Buicks's 1 1 9 5 6 experimental I "dream car.' j It is of fibre glass construction. The front; seat mechanism is au- I tomatically rocked back I when the door is opened I to allow driver and pas- I135 words
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Advertisement101 1956-01-26 13 but Doctor, why does 'Disprin' Wk^^j relieve pain |g K^^ so quickly? 3 Jf^^^ I SEE IT DISSOLVES! Disprin tablets really dissolve, instead of merely breaking up like most pain Thu it Disprin Thit it not! remedies. (X "**"j Because Disprin dissolves, it is more PT T~~*\ f tj rapidly101 words
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Article, Illustration994 1956-01-26 14 JILL CRAIGE - JILL CRAIGE in (Sitt JOII v. Silt LAURENCE imp sin it i rii) don t wear an ETON COLLAR rrilE queue for Eton is longer than ever. And no wonder. Mothers anxious to do right by their sons (and what mother does not?) can hardly994 words
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Article, Illustration141 1956-01-26 14 ANEW honour wasr ton! erred on S irE Winston Curt-hill wheuE he received the Phila-= delphia Franklin Medals from the Major of Phila-E delphia. .Mr. Josephs (lark (left) at HenjarninE I ranklin House, \delphi.~ London. Standing netweemE them here is Sir Jacobs Epstein, the sculptor.^ who designed the medal. The141 words
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Article155 1956-01-26 14 'THE discovery of a bluegreen area. almost as large as France, on the red surface of Mars WAI recently announced by the U.S. National Geographic Society. The area Ls believed to be living vegetation. The .society described the discovery of the area ai unexpected.155 words
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Article651 1956-01-26 15 ARTHUR MORRIS - My fifteen Aussies for the tour ARTHUR MORRIS fllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!£ LOOK OUT JOHN RUTHERFORD IN THE COMING TEST? MATCHES n.. B Ky rpHE guessing game 1 Who goes to England Ein April? is no*-/ on in z earnest. Every amateur E selector in Australia and i that means almost every- one651 words
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156 1956-01-26 15 r pi!E Weal Indies cricswttffi lalned an raaj vicltrj b| an innings and ")1 runs over Waikato in two days in Hamilton, Auckland. >♦ vtrrday. Resuming at the overmgm r t Of 160 for seven, West Indies took their first innings score t 0156 words
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95 1956-01-26 15 yRIC Hollies, 43-year-old leg-break bowler and former England Test player. will captain Warwickshire In this year's English counI k« t championship. "He succeeds fellow prona] H. E. Dollery. who tired .<t the end of last season. Hollies represented I and In 13 Tests betwi95 words
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Article61 1956-01-26 15 MPHE North rugger team, I i which meet Smith on irday at Jalan Brsar 1 dlum, will be captained by < Ros Rug* 11 t Perak. Chandler, who was inally selected to lead the la unable to play. Tickets are on Bale at Robinson's until61 words
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Article77 1956-01-26 15 KHAN MOHAMMAD, Pakistan pa< e bow i has requested the Seh i U Committee not to include him in the Pakistan side I the second unofficial linst M.C.C. starting at Dacca on Feb. 3. H e is reported to be suffering from a sfc ailment andReuter - 77 words
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Article78 1956-01-26 15 DAVE Stephens, Australia's "Flying Milkman." yesterday beat the world six miles record with a time of 27 min. 54.0 sec. at Olympic Park in Melbourne. The previous record was 27 min. 59.2 sec. set by Emil Zatopok Czechoslovakia at Brussels, in June. 1954. Stephens lapped every78 words
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Article98 1956-01-26 15 THE Olympic Flame which was lighted last Sunday on Rome's Capitol Hill, arrivoci in Cortina D'Ampezzo a t sunset last niuht. eve of of the Seventh > r Olympic Games. The burning torch carried bv land, sea and air by re>t leading Italian athon theReuter - 98 words
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778 1956-01-26 15 RALPH BLAKEMAN - Kiwis beat Butterworth in gruelling Sanderson Cup rugger final RALPH BLAKEMAN -By IN a gruelling game at Changi yesterday. No. 14 Squadron. R.N.Z.A.F. (Tengah) won the Sanderson Cup by defeating Butterworth by 15 points (two penalty goals, three tries) to six (1 penalty goal, 1 try), after extra time. The778 words
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379 1956-01-26 15 THE preliminary states of the RAF. Malaya and Singapore team and individual novices boxing championships were completed at h:mui yesterday and the finals will be held this evening at 8.30 p.m. Yesterday's programme of eight bouts produced some keen contests, thrills and hard379 words
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Article170 1956-01-26 15 Fly: I a Maroon (Seletan v. Cpl. Ralph (Kuala Lun i;.mt»m \t>lul M i Butter* rth) f Choy Ti>; Feather: Lac. Al- v l ac. P iinphilon (Kuala Lumpur >; Uffhl: Cpl. (Changl) v. Lac. Mc--IX>nald (SeleU Ufht-welter: Cpl. C itterwortli) th (Kuala I umpun, ter: Lac. Kacrmbiouski170 words
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643 1956-01-26 16 ALLAN LEWIS - Lycos moves smartly in soft going; Golden Dollar retains winning form ALLAN LEWIS BUKIT TIMAH TRACK REPORT by RAIN whii'h held up wurk at Bukit Timah this morning, made the number two track soft. LYCOS ridden by Hudson, was the onlv horse that really made any time. Working wide out.643 words
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Article259 1956-01-26 16 ESPARTO and Welsh King working in the centre of the track, drew attention to their chances by disposing of 3F in 40, well on the bit. Beechnut (Hudson) and Scone Stone (Baxter) gave a dashing display to reel off three in 40 15. They were259 words
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Article305 1956-01-26 16 p;H=«jSsS A^ expected, the M.C.C. had no difficulty in staying at the wicket all day yesterday, carrying their second innings to 322 for seven wickets by the close after Pakistan, 363 for nine declared to M.C.C. 's 204, had led on the first innings. There305 words
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151 1956-01-26 16 r PHE KEDAH Cup for Class x 2 Div 1 horses '2nd run) over 8' 2 furlongs will be the feature of the Penang Turf Club'.s three-day Spring Meeting on «Feb. 25 and 29 and March 3. The race will carry stakes of151 words
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Article106 1956-01-26 16 SINGAPORE Engineer Rogt. became the first holders of the Robinson Cup when they beat REME Workshops, by three points (try» to nil in the final of the inter unit rug championship at Tanglin \vstorday. Sappers will meet the champion teams of Hong Kong and Malaya. The106 words
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Article27 1956-01-26 16 THK Saint., beat Nee Soon "B" in a rugby match at Woodsville yesterday by 22 points <two goals, tnree naltv to nil.27 words
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215 1956-01-26 16 HOCKEY CEYLON GO DOWN 3-1 TO S'PORE PEYLON Services playing Kj their third game against a Singapore Hockey Association side, went down by three goals to one at Jalan Besar yesterday. The margin of victory might have been bigger had it not been for the brilliance of White, the Ceylon215 words
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Article25 1956-01-26 16 t m their first friendly soccer match of the season Arsonaut i vi->»« cd.iv orew with Indian Recreation Club at I direr Park.25 words
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Advertisement341 1956-01-26 16 I CLASSIFIED ADS. BIRTHS 20 Words $6 (minimum). JOHN: On 24th January at Kandang Kerbau Hospital, to Alice, wife of M.G. John, a son. BLATCH: On January 24th at Singapore Nursing Home to Jean, wife of Tony Blatch— a daughter. Lisa Susan. DEATHS 20 Words $6 (minimum). WONG-FOOK ONN also341 words
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Miscellaneous42 1956-01-26 16 "today's "sport HOCKEY Ceylon Sports Club v Ceylon Services, padang. BOXING R.A.F. novices championships at Changi. 5.30 p.m. SOCCER Friendly: Arsenal S.C. v. Victoria School, Victoria School ground. BADMINTON. Wong Peng Soon coaching M-^ion for schoolboys at Victoria School Hall. 4-6 p.m.42 words
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