The Singapore Free Press, 5 April 1956
1956-04-05
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Title Section20 1956-04-05 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale m Malaya L 4534. Singapore. Thursday. April 5, 195 G. Price 15 Cts.20 words
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Article, Illustration45 1956-04-05 1 picture. Fifteen year old American evangelist, Etenee Martz, now on a three -month tour of Wales, intends to "chase the devil out of Britain, with special attention to teenagers." Renee is here seen on arrival at London Airport with bible and fi illy petticoat.- PopperPopper - 45 words
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Article119 1956-04-05 1 ZOOMING down to make a forced landing yesterday on a straight sketch of road on Ulu Kanchang Estate near Rantau the pilot saw a car approaching through the storm. He swerved to the side of the road just as he touched down and the aircraft,119 words
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Article30 1956-04-05 1 The Singapore Rubber Market opened steadily this morning with first grade. April shipment, at 90 1 2 cents a lb.. 1 1 1 cents above yesterday's closing price.30 words
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256 1956-04-05 1 Ede warns Assembly of Merdeka risks THi: people of Singapore art* seeking to govern bj themselves a territory for ■'<•<•" they, as a whole, had lot yet and could not have the deepest loyalties, said Wr. John Ede m the Legislator Assembly this morning. M< s was speaking m the256 words
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Article90 1956-04-05 1 PHERE was a large bouquet of orchids, and fancy-stop pcred Russian perfume called "Night"— for Britain. PJlma ballerina. Dame Margot Fonteyn. when she met Mr. Georgi Malenkov, the former Soviet Premier, last night. Dame Margot. and her dancing partner. Michael Somes. went straight from the stage m90 words
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Article399 1956-04-05 1 RUSSIANS PLEDGE AID TO ARABS Serious clashes m Gaza Strip faS serious clashes broke out between Israeli units and Egyptian fortes m the Gaza Strip yesterday Russia was reported to have promised aid to Israeli's Arab neighbours. The United Nations Dag Hammarskjoeld, the Security Council yesterday voted unanimously to send399 words
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Article126 1956-04-05 1 pRESIDENT Eisenhower said m Washington yesi terday that ne ha.s boon In personal communication with the British Prime Minister, Sir Anthony Eden, on the Middle Ea.st crisis, The President also told a news conference he would not order any American troops into action m the Middle EastU.P. - 126 words
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Article45 1956-04-05 1 The Pope held one of hu biggest genera] Audiences of the year v< •sterduy, receiving more than 20,000 people m Bt. Peter .s Basilic*, The audience was especially given for pilgrim groups and touriitj who went to Rome for. the [Eiutci Lioliduys A.P.A.P. - 45 words
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Article, Illustration95 1956-04-05 1 He plots Red army mutiny "h( Alexander Nejmirok, who claims to have organised two mutinies m the E Russian army and \s now planning a E E full-scale revolution within its ranks E from his headquarters m Germany is E E in England for a fortnight's stay.' r E He95 words
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Advertisement16 1956-04-05 1 Old Msiii X Oil IXiUSi ti y aSI?©W inßjjibci'a 1 v I^ J >^ yJ 1\ X16 words
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Article98 1956-04-05 2 i MKi.'K AN I,uj lead) I Mr Walter p Reuthei arrived In N< Delhi yes- rda for a 'wo week vi 11 and began, before h< st< pp on to [ndian soil, to charm [ndia and Its peopl< F. "jii flu iuicialt. (-'.uiif ■vay he gave theA.P. - 98 words
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Article36 1956-04-05 2 Aw ti alian p] Ime Minister, Mi R Q Menziea was ''i and badly shaken up yei terday wh< n he slip-P<-fi ;i.'in f'JJ m lii:. bath at an hotel In Perth U.P.U.P. - 36 words
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Article, Illustration215 1956-04-05 2 Govt. backs book on new Malaya 'Writer at large 1 flies back to war glory \%r joiin LAFFIN, 38-year-old Australian author, who arrived In Singapore by Qantas Super Constellation from Sydney, i.s planning to write ;j book t;uJy next v<'ai' on pre.sen I day Malaya su seen through the eyes215 words
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Article132 1956-04-05 2 THE Dalai Lama d Tibet nas expressed a desire to visit Kathmandu. Nepal, where he believes he worshipped Lord Buddha at a monastery during his first incarnation many hundreds of years ago. Nepale.se Government sources .said the young spiritual and administrative ruler of Tibet expressed a wishU.P. - 132 words
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Article43 1956-04-05 2 The American Red Cross •siid yesterday it.s tabulation on the eight states hit by tornadoes shows 320 homes destroyed, %<J damaged and 1,496 families affected. The reports came from Michigan, Wisconsin Oklahoma, Kansas Mississippi Arkansas. Tennei cc and Missouri A p43 words
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Article, Illustration68 1956-04-05 2 Three-year-old Richard Davis of South Shore. Blackpool, sits back and enjoys the stick of rock candy siven him by Russian Minister Georgi Malenkov when they met on the sea front recently. The family had hoped that Richard would keep the sweet as a souvenir hut. like all little bo>s. with68 words
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Article143 1956-04-05 2 |^i-;M noN the Income Tax Amendment Kill Ptcently pass*, i bj sinc;l P«w UffeUtWc AMmbly refl c,(cd join( lr^ r <» Ihi Chinese < »>amber of Commerce hv •ye merchants asaScto- *'«">* m Singapore The letter w*» kipMrf by Mie Bingapo re J^e and Paklil Mer143 words
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Article279 1956-04-05 2 nkdfjhglkdfjl;jhlkl I THE Chinese Com- l munists might boast a classless society, but :it apparently doesn't apply to haircuts. A Communist newspaper m Hong Kong, Wen Wai Pao. reports from Canton that 30 hairstyles are the rage nowadays. Among them: Worker's style, .student's style, youth's style and.A.P. - 279 words
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Advertisement45 1956-04-05 2 GARDENING m the LOWLANDS of MALAYA r., .^BBbB j written by botai v y r i i on, muVi ■oowt ObtoinQbl, ot oil l,odmq ■MkMfl«n or from Th, fi^ A sgagjsj Pnce $12 -50 Wo dStod '""""<13 t n, Mrh ond 15»h April m 645 words
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Article, Illustration108 1956-04-05 3 1 orm c r American I President, Mr Harry S. Truman Is all smiles I as he rreeti his daugh- ter Margaret and future son-in-law, Mr. m ton Daniel, 43, an American journalist, on t arrival i" New York from Kansas, Mi^n Truman, 32* and \h Daniel are to marryPopper - 108 words
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Article49 1956-04-05 3 Talks soon on In do -China Britain and Russia will meet soon m a high-level effort to break the IndoChina stalemate, it was learned m London yesterday. Reliable sources said Soviet deputy foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko would confer with British Foreign 3 cretary Selwyn Lloyd later this month.- U.P.U.P. - 49 words
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Article217 1956-04-05 3 Election swings on English v. Sinhalese issue 4 BOUT one third of Ceylon's 3,500,000 voters so to the polls oday's general election *'h will decide, m effect. thi r English Is to be replaced by Sinhalese as offlcia] language. Voting being centred on lUbject, other issues. JonomicReuter - 217 words
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Article, Illustration49 1956-04-05 3 Happy smiles from Mis* Tan Man Imtn of Bukit Paloh Estate, Paloh, Jobore and Mr Lee Boon e«k. of sin rapore. And why not? A f«w minutes before u»«y smiled for our ramrraman they were married at 18 >Iydin, Singanor<* |4. So they have every reason to smile happily.49 words
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Article67 1956-04-05 3 Indonesia has failed to pay the 7,025,260 guilder interest which was due lasl Sunday on the 1937 East Indies loan, according to t he Netherlands Finance MlniJ try. This is f> Second <:;i -c m one month ot Indonesia suspending payment of for mer NetherlandsReuter - 67 words
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Article395 1956-04-05 3 They demand rights for parents yyiLLARD and Marguerite Beecher, a quiet, middle-aged couple living in sedate Brooklyn Heights, New York, are leading a revolt against America's spoilt and pampered children. They have drawn up a parents' "Bill of Rights." They are attacking 30 years of teaching by psychologists that parents395 words
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Article48 1956-04-05 3 THE Chinese Nationalists yesterday charged that Chinese Reds had slaughtered 19,300,000 people since they over-ran the mainland m 1949. The Reds were also accused of having sent more than i 2,000,000 slave labourers to Russia and of using 23 million such labourers m Red China.- A.P.A.P. - 48 words
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Article153 1956-04-05 3 EVERY f -r nine au(.4 > >uurrj Morgoref Hodgson played "hide and serk with her parents m their ton roumeii house And every day they thought she was at school 1 Yesterday 14 year-old Margaret said: "I won't play truant again I just can't153 words
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Article143 1956-04-05 4 Opinion OVERDUE MEASURE /COMPULSORY fitting of suppressors to motor vehicle engines to be Introduced In tin di iat ion and Sin";i por<\ i:s a long ovei due measure. Design< b* to i educe intei i' rence u > radio reception, this fitting ol suppn s :ors is now standard practice143 words
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Article85 1956-04-05 4 X' :y tcp <\> Igned to maki tray( l ea ler is to m welcomed it >•'• In >■> i ping with tn nd m Km; f,j and South America And elimination ol th< vtea n d tape with 11 attendant Irritation no^ und( i con ld< i t)on85 words
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Article, Illustration98 1956-04-05 4 Atom plant for export HERE i >■• artist'-. < < m p I i 0 'i frf tin- nru < ieneral i:i«i lrn 10. (100 kilowatt at<> inn p o v\ r I a n t r\ rii* vl lh<- jiicssi'il iHi'd of iiianv for* •'it; ti DOUH trie-- vPopper - 98 words
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454 1956-04-05 4 K. GRIEVE - Now I'll believe anything can happen K. GRIEVE by PVERYONE has a p< I J theory about the 1980s. One vision is oi the "man oJ the house" dressed l'ov ins office In a neat and highly practical boiler-suit of shrink-resist ing, heatr< isting, stain-repel- it nylon. Anoi her i454 words
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Article225 1956-04-05 4 UOW to be healthy "and Live i ong enough to become Darbys and Joans get a bicycle. The advice came from Dr. Paul Dudley White, the man who got President Eisenhower through his heart attack, "A bike ride a day i eepa m<> fit,"225 words
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Article171 1956-04-05 4 Russia's new jet aircraft without doubt TT Kremlin c h ii were most anxious that the aircraft which Mew General Serov to Britain should attract official attention. Since tht'n the aircraft has excited a great (i« interested discussion; but British experts have' had to deduce its inner techn cal details171 words
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Advertisement6 1956-04-05 4 SPORTS PRESENTATION fc.tvaa •O M CUPS6 words
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Advertisement116 1956-04-05 4 I^^ r \II '1 WxL 'ssstk. jilß[ j I I i i-J WORLD-WIDE. That's the Austin market. That's the conception behind each new Austin. They're all-weather cars. Cars that show their value on the roughest roads. Cars that are at home m any city, any country, any climate. Cars that116 words
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Article, Illustration192 1956-04-05 5 THE QUEEN IN WAX OILS J KFT, a new model of the Queen m the full robes of the Sovereign of the Order of the Garter wifcl be seen by visitors to Madame Tussaud's waxworks exhibition, Marylebone Road, London. Shown with the model eleventh of th e Queen to appear192 words
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Article335 1956-04-05 5 Trapped 'dog by Mr, William McCon?iach. chief constable of Southend, about the law concerning bcttinu. gaming, and lotteries, m his annual report }N some directions the law is so vat; ue and so completely out of lotich with Hie present day that chief constables are placed m the unfortunate position335 words
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Article112 1956-04-05 5 GIRL, 5, SAVES PLAYMATE PIVE YEAR OLD Ann Hughe.s ha.s nightmares about drowning m the canal which runs by her home at Brlerley Hill, Staffs. But when .she stood alone on the towpath with two-year-old Carol Bingham struggling m the water at her feet .she lay down and pulled her112 words
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Article109 1956-04-05 5 MANY Singaporeans have been suffering over the last lew days with touches oi "Hu. But the tacidence of 'flu has not reached epidemic pro portions, th.- cmpf Health (Meet, Dr. l. m. Ram, km m "if there^a' minor epidemic about, I'm not aware of it/109 words
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Article150 1956-04-05 5 Council bans Sunday noise TMIK 2,500 people of Tick -hill, South Yorkshire, mu>t keep their children quiet on Sundays by onier of ft the council. Some people complained that their afternoon naps were I being disturbed. So s notices have gone up > that the big boys must not play150 words
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198 1956-04-05 5 OUGGESTIONS for the ex^ pansion of India's export trade to South-East Asia have been made by the Andhra Chamber of Commerce trade delegation In a report on their tour of this area last year, I The document was prepared by the delegation after198 words
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Article30 1956-04-05 5 President Ramon MagsajLsay hi, Instructed the Foreign Office to press for thfl deportation tO Formosa of 2,400 Chinese nationals who have overstayed their I visas iv the Philippine*. A.P.A.P. - 30 words
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Miscellaneous186 1956-04-05 6 HE3B& MANDRAKE by lie alk ami IM.il Davi* 1 t -n- rp TKAT ME A l 5 9?t°. d f x ~7*fT> f\ JUST RI6HT J^-^Z W)^Ti oil wells/ y y .g\^v. V LIKE A PIN- Ij "Voto If --7 At ViWffNl^'- X^^w Cushion. MO, 6 T Hf W^&nM&>^ J186 words
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Miscellaneous690 1956-04-05 6 I^OHxN tiday. you inherit many q| J Jl> strong tendencies inherent m J this sign, but there also Ls that tern- peramental restlessness Which can J defeat all the best intentions [n M c t world! Self- control is important and 1 nc< you have learned this lesson, then 4690 words
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Article207 1956-04-05 7 Above prices quoted m pence. PEPPI X White Sarawak f.a.q. c.i.f European ports April 28% d. sellers 28 I d. sellers PI fi'l R Black Sarawak Special i if. European ports April 22 'jd. sellers 22',id. sellers LONDON, April 1 Previous Today BUBBEB No. 1 RSS ci.f.207 words
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Article109 1956-04-05 7 50.G0 traded 50.90 traded Above prices quoted m U. S. cents per Ib. NEW YORK, April ft. Previous Today FIN Straits s?H»t and nearby 100.75 nom. 100.00 nom. !l\ futures April 99.50 bid 98.00 bid 100.50 asked 99.50 asked May 99.00 bid 97.35 bid 100.00 a.sked 98.85109 words
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Article33 1956-04-05 7 Lampong spot awaitase, afloats and April 1 at 31. Sarawak spot, awaiting Above prices quoted relea.se, afloats all at 30. April shipment 29. sellers ex-dock. m V. S. cents per Ib.33 words
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Article32 1956-04-05 7 NEW YORK, April 4. Previous Today HO Industrials 515.91 518.65 20 Railroads 171.41 171.64 40 Domestic Bonds 98.20 98.15 15 It.lities 67.17 67.14 64 Stocks Composite Average 181.69 182.2732 words
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Article115 1956-04-05 7 OPRA Philippines c.i.f. U.K./ North Kuropean delivered weight p«r long ton Apr./ May COPRA, Straits c.i.f. UK/North European delivered weight per 'ong ton Apr., May May June COCONUT OIL crude Straits (if. IK North European in tuilk, per long ton, April /May COCONUT OIL crude, Ceylon115 words
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Article, Illustration76 1956-04-05 7 Members of the Singapore Harbour Board Police Force are seen m this Free Press picture ordering the first drinks at the new bar m their Tanjong Pagar Mess from attendants Lim Chee Kinng and Kirpal Singh. The $800 bar was officially opened by Supt. It. Tilly earlier during an Easter76 words
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Article, Illustration42 1956-04-05 7 Tht Bishop el Singapore, th»> IU. Rev. i$ 11 \V. BaiiLes, surrounded by the pupils of St. Hilda's Kindergarten who helped to raise funds for their school. Chatting wUh the Bishop is four-year-old Neil Morrison, son oi the superintendent of thf school42 words
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197 1956-04-05 7 Army bad boys wont get the cane anymore THERE will be no more bending over for six strokes with the stick m the Army. Caning has been abolished. Orders have gone from the Adjutant-General at the War Office to all commands at home and overseas forbidding the use of the197 words
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Article43 1956-04-05 7 Mrs. Edith McnXus fold the judgf m Paterwn, New Jeney, her husband was so leaiOUl he put, mutch sticks m the door jamb to see if She left the housr or had company whiU> he was away Divorce was granted. A.P.A.P. - 43 words
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Advertisement38 1956-04-05 7 FERGUZADE V.VJV^V-W-\V.WJVAV.V.VV.%VJ The supreme glucose beverage "Renews lost energy deliciously" j The FEDERAL DISPENSARY Ltd. 33 RAFFLES PLACE. SPORE COLD STORAGE j ARCADE. ORCHARD RD j QUADRONAL" o n l i A TOY All Kinds GSB&^: < il *g38 words
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Miscellaneous57 1956-04-05 7 rSINCAPOREJ HIGH TIDES j: t TODAY: 7.10 p.m. TOMORROW: 6^6 am. J> I and 837 p.m j 1 4- SATIItDAY: 7.59 a.m and 9 17 p.m. X SUNDAY: 900 a.m. jj and 9.48 p.m I MONDAY: 1)47 a.m. «> ]> and 10.15 p.m. t TUESDAY: 10.28 am n J! 104157 words
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Article, Illustration1788 1956-04-05 8 BASIL FRANCIS fells the remarkable story of an amiable animal who decided to break away from the family and set out on a long, lone trek that was to win him fame HHPfHHPWRPHMB| jmii hippopotamus Is oik the world s m i s t unadvent urous animalPopper - 1,788 words
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Article350 1956-04-05 9 tVoman refuses quit kenneis Tl h-hush huntin- war m the Welsh county of Brecon began when 64-year-old Mrs. Eve Brander, widow of a big-game hunter was dei s Master Of Foxhounds. The official hunt COmi best know riders and tnithv appointed Mr. C. N. de350 words
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200 1956-04-05 9 Homesick children start on a walk... IT Ls a long walk from Switzerland t o London but four little imesick British child- j started out on the irney. They only got miles and then. sore an d weary, ry were found by a farmer. The four were Edwin aged 12,200 words
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Article145 1956-04-05 9 'FHE Queen's Negress Clock, long thought by A art experts to be the gift of Louis XVI, to his queen, Marie Antoinette, may turn out to be merely a copy. A similar clock has turned up m a P^iris collection and is being claimed as145 words
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Article262 1956-04-05 9 NEVER again will a chap need to swot over a slightly twisted square root or a slipped decimal point. You see. the cads who thought Up equations and things have just brought out an absolutely spitlirm crib, which means that even old Smith Minor262 words
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Article, Illustration41 1956-04-05 9 picture. Lovely Martine Carol, holidaying at St. Vincent, Italy, during a break m filming "I Defend My Love" with Vittorio Gassmann and Gabriele Ferzetti, directed by her husband, Christian Jacques, affects running repairs to her make-up while dining out- Paul PopperPaul Popper - 41 words
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Advertisement126 1956-04-05 9 The Shop of Many Varieties for your Tastes! Select what you want from Our Big Latest Range of Textiles, Keadymades, Crockery. Cameras, Jewellery, Sho^s, Fountain Pens, Fleclrical Goods, Radios, Refrigerators, Ture Silk Ties, Rayon Tics, flows, I'tirc Silk Scarves, Stockings m Cotton *or Wool, Socks m Cotton, Rayon or all126 words
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Article, Illustration394 1956-04-05 10 TO ILL THE WO STRATE RLD NEWS picture pictures. picture. picture. picture. Looking like ,t child's toy and .1 little "I wobbly on those spindly m J« -^s. Beauty, tin- newly- born giraffe, is gently V nuzzled by her mother. J* m Grumpy, at the London Zoo a day afterReuter; A.P. - 394 words
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Advertisement116 1956-04-05 11 njj^^ Visit Paris andTondon 7 B Wr^^ VyV Fly connecting airline B ma f° Bnrtrjkok where /ou B board cj Pon American Bf B M Super 6 Clipp'^r*. rour B H flights to (urope weekly. H H Stopovf-r 'it no extra B^ B fare m Rome, Pciris, or B J^116 words
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Article, Illustration927 1956-04-05 12 mi ,M, Mr the lov.-ly picnic v/nich we all liked... Dear Granny... Thar* yon r.o much tor tne iovclj i- A shoal of letters to the kind ladies V SHOAL of "thank you' 1 letters has reached Mrs. Rose Minie and Mrs. Jeanie Heal V from the927 words
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Article, Illustration49 1956-04-05 12 picture. Maria Paviou, the 18 -year-old Greek singer who rocketed to stardom m London cabaret, is seen with her husband Roy East, 26-year-old member of the Vie Lewis orchestra. They were married recently at Marylebone register office. The couple met when touring South Africa with Johnnie Kay. Paul PopperPaul Popper - 49 words
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Article, Illustration202 1956-04-05 12 .4 very special be r' < arrived at Whipsnade j Zoo recently. Every- thing had been got ready, including a spe- eial pit, for the second 1 polar bear cub to be I raised m England. .the first being the famous I Brunias. .BrumasPaul Popper - 202 words
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Article, Illustration726 1956-04-05 13 ADELAIDE EASTLEY - 'It s beautiful in Singapore' ADELAIDE EASTLEY says the git I from Shanghai by i coco n ntu t lms for the lirst on arrival m this week j hi thrill of havil Malay dinner it] friends here roved almost too cxi' for pretty Miss I. ,u> Kay. 22-year-r Qantas726 words
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550 1956-04-05 13 That Magi not Line may be useful jet 'THE crumbling Ma- ginot Line —built to "prevent" the last war may be converted into the world's largest nuclear bomb shelter. French civil defence authorities estimate that several million persons could be sheltered In the underground fortifications. Some go further and say550 words
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Article254 1956-04-05 13 Machine shouts your sex appeal DRITISH beaches and fun fairs are to have "Oomph Machines" thanks to former Bth Army soldier George ("Dusty") Miller who, at 3(3, is sales manager of a Detroit firm of novelty manufacturers. "We make every tiling from pin tables to joke c!g&rs»" he said m254 words
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Advertisement109 1956-04-05 13 'SPORTSirR BMM CINE CAMFRA IM j jjjffl \W TAKES PERFECT MOVIESRIGHT FROM *JM\mK)W Movie mokinq i^ cosy' In foct, it is simpler to fake movies thon still pic- Kft yM i&^ 1 tu re s ond quite inexpensive, provided /~WmJK&ttmKwh\A you have a good cine camera. JL y Bell and109 words
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Article194 1956-04-05 14 Trinket-craze earns dollars r l! ;> lor oldfa ihioned Englis h ellery that is sweeping America American firms Ing m antiques are ;end] j ii ores ol igi nts to Bi II m to buy up any pit they can find English jewellers declare that antiques, particularly ol the Victorian194 words
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Article429 1956-04-05 14 THIS SHIP SERVES A DUAL PURPOSE AN American shippins.', line is planning a new-type dual -purpose vessel a 'anker to carry oil and genera] cargo ai the .same time. 'Hie idea Is to ship the dry cargo In huge m(i t;i! containers bo be clamped on speciallydesigned open decks above429 words
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Article, Illustration1310 1956-04-05 14 PELHAM GROOM - 'Off-target' can mean a heartbreak ARE YOU A SHOPPING MONSTER? PELHAM GROOM nbnbgn/n./ ROMANY BAIN fakes a |ook qrizzlers'-from the other side of I the counter. —says ...or just a ditherer? r riiE recent Valetta crush near the Cameron Highlands is a tragic, but forceful reminder of the hazards which1,310 words
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Article, Illustration40 1956-04-05 15 picture. AN attractive Summer dress by Wertli of Berlin m pink and White striped, cotton, with a camisole top and wide tiered skirt and three flounces, taken m at the w.iist with a narrow utiite hi it. PopperPopper - 40 words
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Article, Illustration446 1956-04-05 15 Norlh F.awl South IV»| 2 V p.* H 2 P.«» 3 4 r««<M 4 0 |>«*a 5 0 r««« 6N t Para 7 All Its; iv( fcj to be on icAd Against .i gra nd i Istns bid \vhu. you have an ace bul only wim n you446 words
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Article, Illustration1279 1956-04-05 16 PHYLLIS DIGBY MORTON - PHYLLIS DIGBY MORTON w On a subject -be honest now! that secrfeliy fascinates us ALL, the Free Press now prints CANDID OPINIONS by four >♦♦♦♦♦•*♦♦♦♦*■-*♦•♦♦*' shrewd and successful people says TOMORROW: Edgar Lustgarten, author- barrister, has his say. Magazine /£S\ Editor and [W broadcaster. \i(1,279 words
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Article, Illustration1310 1956-04-05 17 WILLIAM HICKEY - YOU CAN KEEP YOUR ZIS, MR. M! WILLIAM HICKEY siit/s bvn;v,n/,.n I, arly ram by tii'- Rusin the heart oi Bud the 1 1 1 Mall my car twice forced to rb by car loads nkov bodyan m the Cross Hotel t rt. Mi'- Malent id b< i n dining1,310 words
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Advertisement136 1956-04-05 17 J^?.^jj&-**i One success leads to another for the tt'cXJZMW* **Solveig" was the winning yacht en her it^wlli arrival at Hobart. /fjPP^QM Following closely on the memorai !o y$&0~~^ Atlantic crossing by Movado, this latest j'|| ""/^^V experiment confirms the ind.-sputal.ie ufo mo oo superiority of Movado's waterproof and k self-winding136 words
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Miscellaneous206 1956-04-05 17 pilY CROSSWORD X iTiTb ttS33M BS3RV 11, J I jB J9 SS Si I B HIIK fll I I I CLUES Uoss tion and a re-ana He-men! I (4> V m a stack of hay t.4, B) a little m 0* 12 An airman make* up met ol i this206 words
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462 1956-04-05 18 The 'outlaw boxing' boys are back Ks \mi ii wi SEWM IN lIE F [RSI ;J<; )V OI<I IIK 1 DEATH OF SOU! II AFRIC iN HI BER'J m.'. N MANNESBURG RECENI HAS Si' OFF A Rl I i\ Oi THE VMPAIGN H VINST PRO! I U \l B< I462 words
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Article156 1956-04-05 18 A BID TO EXTEND GOLF CUP I > end th( Cup women 1 ml natioi conte: t from il \n"io American to embrace teams »m :anad i Europe, Aus- been rmulated by the British Ladie Goll Union This i conte it at Princes Kent, m .June b< tween Bi Itain156 words
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Article, Illustration21 1956-04-05 18 Nancy is an Olympic swim hope 17 n tudent ut ty In 1 conOlympic lulhorit both the WC metre beina pool21 words
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Article, Illustration661 1956-04-05 18 Latest style for the wticket-keeper r. \i BEI /u<Kl i iit!« iml iij ipmenl has t, f huh* Mm the days ol |)i I >r <,/ i, it one young i ngiisfa ricketei thinlu •ht lime J| ■»•> come i wi< Kct -ktM'pE »tn to h i ire i" it'661 words
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Article40 1956-04-05 18 Gary Player, 20-year-old Johannesburg professional, won the South African Open golf championship by three strokes with a 72-hole total of 286 m Durban, Bruce Keyter (Durban) v second, and Harold Hem. j (Johannesburg) third with 291 ReuterReuter - 40 words
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248 1956-04-05 18 4 PRIVATE, "paj your-way" cricket team from Australia will visit England this year as well as the 'IVst team. It will be known as the ••South Australian Touring' Cricket Team," though all its members will not be from South Australia. Metropolitan and country248 words
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Article, Illustration23 1956-04-05 18 M and furthermore let me teV you, I Quote: Even In Russia today it is possible to dissent tcithout being howled down'23 words
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Article374 1956-04-05 18 fft/ ALL-ROUiXDER TIMES HAVE CHANGED It Is six years ago since Leicester City were involved in their biggest transfer transaction. They sold inside left Ken Chisholm Co Coventry City, taking Eddie Marsh in exchange, and signed lan Wilson from Burnley and Peter Small from Luton Town. Chisholm has374 words
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Article, Illustration43 1956-04-05 18 picture. AH Bond, the one-armed Furham newi afenl :>•" t<n«- has been named by tin- Football Asaociatij <•»<.- charge of the Cup i mili nil on May :>. Here I s <'rvui>; ,i customer |us| after being Infermed 9\ •elti tioii. Paul PopperPaul Popper - 43 words
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Article, Illustration746 1956-04-05 19 HARRY DRAKE - HARRY DRAKE -and stay alight at 15,000 feet r— By injured as a fighter pilot A human chain of runners I befOJ I has r ask ol con--1 the famed I torch (kind the plains ol I ww veniu World Games I siuh pro--1 as746 words
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Article72 1956-04-05 19 HEIMS, the French champions, beat Hiberl the Scottish league ib. 2-0 after a goalless n I alf m the first match I European Football I emi-final tie m Paris i t night. I teams meet again m i irgh m two weeks. In I entReuter - 72 words
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Article31 1956-04-05 19 lav Drobny, former Wlm- champion, beat Billy young British Davis Cup 6-4 m halt an hour to win the Tally Ho mis tournament at Bir- 1 I31 words
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203 1956-04-05 19 ROYAL AIR FORCE SELETAR GOLF CLUB BEAT RAF CHANOI GOLF CLUB, 11-1 IN THE 81-ANNUAL FOGARTY CUP. RESULTS' Lac. Galloway and AC. Steel bt. Sgt O'Carroll and P/Lt. Sheen 8-7. P/Lt. Hirst and S/Ldr. Norton bt G/Cpt. Robertson and w, Cdr, sToung, 4-3. P/Lt.203 words
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Article243 1956-04-05 19 Heaviest puncher since Kid Beta The man who beat McCarthy on Tuesday is WHEN Dave Charn- '•> If ft the Army n P°n completion of his National Service his 1 s 'Of the Ji.ture 111 making a success (li Ll^ trade as a Wermakef This °™«*te VM resigned ]u hum-drum243 words
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Article143 1956-04-05 19 IIfAI.KS include one ix-v <;i|) lefl back Me] Hopkins oi Tottenham Hotspur In theii t< ;i m to play Irehi nd m an m m national fool ball mat eh .1 1 Cardifl on April 1 1 The side showi four changes, two of theirReuter - 143 words
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Article62 1956-04-05 19 J ANNIE van Ronsburp, British Empire lifcht- weight champion, will again defend his title m Johannesburg against fellow South African Willie Toweel on June 2. Van Rensburg beat I Toweel m a title ftght last December. Tnweel retiring at the end of the ninth round with62 words
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Article89 1956-04-05 19 i^our Yale students, led by i swimming star Rex Auber\ «>t Australia, have Lowered the American record i'or the 400--tnetre freestyle. The four were swimming In a record attempt for New Haven Swim Club. Their lime of 3 mm. 44 1 sec, for the 400 comparesA.P. - 89 words
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Article84 1956-04-05 19 LONGDEN' S 4,700 hi itli h t". 1 n J( i.: ny L ngdei >■ ici leadii total umbei < nneri to j rot) at m f.i uno Okll 1 nil 1 on 1 m da j 'i hi', recoi 'i i hi ii onlj 11 fordon Rlchu di whoReuter - 84 words
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Article76 1956-04-05 19 Singapore among 16 entries T«HB International Hockey Federation ha.s received 16 entries tor the Olympic hockey tournament to be held m Melbourne Later this year They are: Holland, Belgium, Britain, Germany, Japan. United Rtates, India. Pakistan, Afghanistan, Kenya. Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Malaya. Portugal and Egypt. The 16 teams willReuter - 76 words
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Advertisement28 1956-04-05 19 OCEAN PARK HOTEL'S FAMOUS QUINTET Ar'rt Band of Singapore with MISS SALOMA (h«- M.il.iv ;> "M.» i il> n Mofli »f" Rin X il'.'.l fur I able Kesri ,«(mn««.28 words
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213 1956-04-05 20 MALAYANS ARE TOP SEEDED IN FRENCH MEET MM AVA and India are among the nil mti ntered for the French International badminton champion, hip to be played In Par! tomor ro Saturday tn si The M only m tl U fiooi Kui and Yone paired up while C L Y.ip213 words
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Article98 1956-04-05 20 H i nil m m 11 m < md John i usan "■ll BEI .1! On April I ihe X X Ho pita] Sin- <■ to Bi I wife ol W. A Fej for Guj and i I'.'-r. i and Warren i. i: Hn pi l il fl ul98 words
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Article173 1956-04-05 20 \BOARD llli: LINER HIMALAYA ITtRANK Tyson's *****- i tering spell <»l five wickets for !S runs Which helped 1,. VV. i Swanton s tour si<l c beat Trinidad by ,i\ runs m IN.rt u| Spain on ruesday h;i-> noi up- set the Australians. Thej ueiReuter - 173 words
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Article, Illustration146 1956-04-05 20 T00 COLD, SAYS TEAM CAPTAIN (IAPTAIN of the Singapore tram. Poon Weng Hoe, blamed Tokyo's unseasonable cold weather i :>r the poor di^ Dlaj by his players ai the world tabletennis cha tnpionships. Singapore have won onlj one oui of six matches Ihej have played m the past three (lays146 words
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Article167 1956-04-05 20 gENATOR Jolin Maivliall Butler fDemocrat, Maryland) .said yesterday that the United States should make every effort to keep the Soviet Union "and her I >aric goon squads" from the Olympic Games m v. I bourne. Australia, later this year. Senator Butler .said that the SovietReuter - 167 words
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Article57 1956-04-05 20 i Seletai Man i nbai i beal REME by three wickets ai Sell i.ii terday In the Bervicej Wednesday League, steel hit a r unbeaten 78 for 8 lei ti ii included n fours Score BEME: 64 (Darkina 30, Mvii 6-55) Man K enbara: 14157 words
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Article28 1956-04-05 20 ioS?% rnla I! hed the Olympic Wintei Dan* for S? v Vl ;t by the taue :i/li ;eoi th US, CUI mli Won dollars Snu"2 ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article120 1956-04-05 20 Tic ic R lation will hold 0 100 m tarl raw on it 0,3(1 n 1 1 1 the di mgl from i!," pond int -i :r. ,h 1 turning 1,0 h 1■ h i Entries from afflli ited m< mbi i should rea< h the120 words
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Article, Illustration352 1956-04-05 20 FRED SAITO - FRED SAITO tDFCIAL ROUND-UP FROM TOKYn By ii/E no particularly happy," said a Philippine player after his tram had defeated Sinfa* pore 5-1 at the world table tennis championships m Tokyo yesterday. Lieut. Jose Bajarias then qualified his statement "To us it is a sort oi friendly352 words
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Article114 1956-04-05 20 Czecns v. Japan in final JAPAN and CzechosloT* k| a scored stunnia victories last nighj to almost assure thej will ,> iee t this evening in the linai engagement for the men's Swaythiing team up Japan, fighting to wij the Cup for th tnii straight year, drove fa packed house114 words
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