The Singapore Free Press, 14 April 1956

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1 4 The Singapore Free Press
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    Masthead
    18 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale in Malaya *****. Singapore. Saturday, April 14, 1956. Price 15 Cts~
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    A NEW TURN IN JUS SOLI
    198 1 rpHE row over jus soli i citizenship by birthtook a csurpri.se turn this morning when the President of the Malayan Chinese Association, Dato Sir Cheng-lock Tan, announced that there was no likelihood of him mei (ing the Chief Minister. Tengku Abdul Rah.:in. to find
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    Cross in the SKY
    55 1 Cross in the SKY JHROUCH the post, to the Free Press offices, has come one of the most startling photographs ever taken in Malaya. The subject has be$n photographed; thousands of times. But never With such astounding consequences. This picture, which with the neg^five is being analysed by experts, will
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    M-talks may be 'TRICKY'
    398 1 M-talks may be 'TRICKY' h preservation of Internal security in Singapore was the crux of next week's talks in London between the British Government and the all-party delegation from the Colony to discuss "independence" within the Commonwealth/' according to the Economist. The base would be useless if there were no
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    CHURCHILL warns:
    229 1 UK AND US MAY INTERVENE IN MID-EAST JJRITAIN and the United State.s would intervene if necessary to prevent war in the Middle East, predicted Sir Winston Churchill, last night. ■peaking at a meeting in 'Hrion ot the Primrose 1 eague, a semi-political net of the Conservative Party, he
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    TO BE OR NOT TO BE...
    171 1 5 The Singapore Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall, and his merdek.t 5 eg mission were delayed in their take oil S for the vital London talks this morn- ing when their aircraft developed 5 engine trouble before reaching C C Singapore. They are now
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    Rubber price
    30 1 The Singapore Rubber Market opened this morning at 93 cents for first grade, April shipment, five eighths of a cent above yesterdays' closing price. The tone was uncertain.
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    GRACE'S ARRIVAL HAS CAST SPELL ON MONTE CARLO
    280 2 Close-up ok tfefl Grace K. lly I'r.nce Rainier romance by Anne Shnrpley, .pt cial Free Prtvs rcpornr in Monaco rpHINGS have certainly changed In Monte Carlo 1 iincf the Kellys Aniw<\ aiu\ this Is noi merely a chanre In the wreathe r.
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    Lock icon 'WE ALLAYED MALAYAN FEARS'
    91 2 DELEGATION from the Brii i ;h rubber industry, which went to Malaya fi i talks with entaof Ihe Malayan Rubber Council, arrived back in London by air last night. "We think we hive allayed the fears that Malaya had about the plans to import synthetic rubber
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    Lock icon Spring fashions
    94 2 A fashion parade was seen at the factory i ment exhibition at Earls Court. London, this X The models showed the latest safety wear and over 4- alls. Nylon is used for must of the overalls becaust of its smartness, lightness and washability. The model on the left
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      64 2 I S conihilirxiits to i/Wlf^f^. I I >^" B B 1 KEENSING COMPANY. I With years of practical experience and a well j equipped workshop we also specialise in re- winding and repairs of electrical motors. I Office and Sales Workshop 24 Outram Road Telephone No. ***** Kampong Bahru Road
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    HOW POPULAR MUST A GIRL BE?
    240 3 {aid work for $3,001 I how popular does a Singapore dance I have to be to earn enough monev to ct the unwelcome attentions of the m ne-tax man? (vet is: Very popular, for In tance, as Glriie Um, the dune, hn«t«< nned $20
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    34 3 Mi. 100 Fu Chieh receives his certificate from Mrs Chew Swee Kee, wife of Singapore s Education Minister, at the Commemoration Day ceremony held by the hinese branch of the Teachers Training College, Singapore
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    Malaya vacuum
    101 3 BRITISH industrialist viid in Brighssterday that bej. use of politics. Indus- ill u minis h a tl I en left in India, Pak.lll. Burma and Malv. hit li were being led with tempting ducements by F{u.sSKI. He is Mr. Leslie Gami age, joint managing !e< tor of the
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    Lock icon Crew cut now if they want
    41 3 r om missioned officers Chinese Nationalist fl ces can now let J< air grow an inch Nationalist Defence J Jinounced in Taiel sterday. 5 isly p.on com--0 fleers had to .shave l« heads bald. Reuter
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    STRIKE DEATH
    30 3 One policeman wa.s killed and an ambulance driver was seriously injured in large demonstrations across Denmark yesterday against Parliament's decision to end strikes and lockouts affecting 120.000 workers.
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    ROYAL VISIT
    24 3 rFeisal, 20-year-old of the oil-rich 11 lof Iraq, is to pay -day .state visit to l m mid- July M( >■> 1 t
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    32 3 umtt^mtn <~**m~.-> w.«» ..^«fJ«K-WMAWa*..HP'--«fe- iii<i"> i .—.i fill Tiili^ hint] Hajl 111 Vfalaya'a 16-ycai old > to a i world youth New jforl trceted b3 <>■'•■■ on hei return ly Bingapor« li> Free Press
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    Key to Indonesia aid
    190 3 ANY help t hat Indonesia might give to a free Singapore would depend on whether good relations exi isted between the two terri- tories. the Indonesian Con- sul-General, Mr. H. Karto- wisastro, told the Free I'ress yesterday. He was commenting on i the Pan Malayan Student
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    EDUCATION POLICY DETAILS WANTED
    190 3 'THE Singapore Government should give the public details of how it intends to increase the number of schools to meet im- mediate demands and those of iUs new education policy. The secretary of the Liberal Socialist Party, Mr E. K Tan. .said this in agreeing wii
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    HEAD FOR VARSITY LAW DEPT.
    153 3 TTHI appoli tm< I oj a pro fe ioi 01 la i i ft e niversity < <-x- ted to I i mnounced I ii. >nth The university auth 11 ooklng for p ofes- I r four other flep C] language i Iterature [ala Ics
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    SIT ON US PAPER
    44 3 A Singapore reporter has joined the stafl ol the ch;irlc. inn, West Virginia, Daily M;iil i;ii a tnnporary > xoh;i.n<.>,o basis arranged by tin- U.S. .State Department. He i.s Mr Si! Yin Full",. 35--year-old Chinese chief reportfT ol the Strait,; Times.
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      76 3 I Wit/i figs* vy/^/i^ UNION LTD for their new beverages LEE HUAT CO. 1-A. PEMANG ROAD, SINGAPORE Spraj -Painters ol Motor lars, Furniture Refrigerators I phols er) u; hion Vfaki rs Z"_""'^ 1h only limp wlntS will you IM*#* four d«gr««i r.f light f L n R|A q A fk
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    The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, April, 14. 1956. Opinion SINGAPORE LAMENT
    235 4 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, April, 14. 1956. Opinion SINGAPORE LAMENT So Peop I e s Act ion Mr. I.i i Kuan y, v also f( els like cry i n g v/hen he thinks that he, like Mr. Nrli r u, cannot his mother *ue as well as he
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    Lock icon A woman's view of Trouble Island
    941 4  - A woman's view of Trouble Island ANNE SHARPLEY by $hi> ctwsn V find it as bud us it f.v #/#*#f €*ru l ltf puisitvd c*ROM a three vw, k .y in fix- "?< i roj land I Ihr ch ie 1 Unpn J h brought back li •mi. and Kindness.
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    BY THE WAY
    81 4  -  Beacksomber DFTER ii' hat run cab i ef lf I ive jusl ig ho* a mll- and ;,.i actoi othei In the I to find out v hich oi fhnn the loved loving anta, i|l Ud afterwards thai ►und it emb trra i Ing e then v.
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      32 4 O7A€ PTICAL ZEISS I PUNKTfIL V LENSES REFHACTING DISPENSING OPTICIANS I •':< ,<n, to }i H I Jonore I i H 'I'" 1 164 MIOOU P r^ SINGAPORf (B) tw< n B w•'
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      101 4 A Time-Saver It takes an experienced operator TIME O CRAF only a few secom determine the rate of a watch By u modern timing machine we can tf regulate our watches quickly and ad whereas it formerly used to take seve This remarkable electronic machine I paper tape a record
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    WHAT'S THIS STUFF?
    71 5 WHAT'S THIS STUFF? |>l KINKSK IVt«r Tun of Field wood takes suspicious sniff ut Hie perfumed dressing bein« sprayed on him I iis lie waits for judging I to start at a Ventura I Pekinese Club's open I show at Brunswick Hall London. Ky his expression it I M6BII b€
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    Stars of the past in big get-together
    253 5 viary PICKFORD "America's Sweetheart" A ITI the '20'a Invited 200 veterans ol the silent screen to Join her for "Journey Into the past it was the biggest reunion of old-time film favourites since ai Joi.son's voice wu.s tirst heard in rhe Jazz Singer."
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    600,000 FARMS VANISH
    94 5 600,000 FARMS VANISH Six hundred thousand sma M (arms disappeared in lutir ><\ir.s report comtnitteemen after a 3,000--unit' tour <)i rural America, Tlia' is 'vie. the number abandoned in the L'O years before 1950, says city business man. Mr. Clark W rhompson, a Texa.s Demo -■rat, who led the probe
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      84 5 f V wsswss' M M £?Sl|Sl|lffi I. 'v!'!v '.'.'.•.v.v. y.y.'.v, .v';"v!v!'!v!'! iiiililfir m '.."J-IZL'.'. T y GOI P *ND STERLING SILVI R] V^ ir. welle v a>c* C Igor* lie tfooxei) (d C J i'ii «Li v i 1 1 1 he (<'/•< SINGAPORE IPOH KUALA LUMPUR 111 Does your
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      70 5 ip i I The world famous CLARK FORKLIFT TRUCK as supplied to SCHWEPPES (UNION LTD) several of which are in use for transporting and stacking pallets of SCHWEPPES products. If you have any packing or storage problems why not consult us? We are experts. We will be pleased to arrange
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      90 5 gsdfg HI RCH OF ENGLAND St Andrew's athedral: 7 a.m C?ommunion; 8 a.m. Sung larist and Parish Commuion; 9.30 a.m. Sunday School; i) a.m. Matins, 11 a.m. Manarin service, G p.m. Evensong. St. IliUla's Church, Katong: 7 im. Holy Communion; 8 a.m horal Eucharist; 10 a.m. Junior Church and Sunday
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      94 5 iCharlst; 9.15 a.m. Sunday School. I 5.30 p.ni Elvensong. st. Matthew's Church, Neil Road: ll a.m. Matins. St. Christopher's (lunch, JoI hore Bahru: 7.30 a.m. Eloly Communion; CM) p.m. Evenson?. Holy Trinity (hureh. Hoi tie Road: 7.30 a.m. Holy Communion English; 9 a.m Al;um s and sermon < Foochow I
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      514 5 Chape] of Connel] House: Anglican Service— Holy Communion 3.30 a.m.. Evening service 8.10 p m Our Saviour's .Mission, IndiM Square: 9.30 a.m. Holy Communion (English and Malay); ll a.m. Piayer meeting (Tamil); 3 p.m. Sunday School; 5 p.m Evangelical meeting (Tamil). Alexandra Garrison Church, British Military Hospital: 8 a.m Holy
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      106 5 I a.m. Worship service; 7.30 p.ra M.Y.F. meeting. PRESBYTERIAN Presbyterian Church, Orchard Rd: 9 a.m. Morning service and I Sunday School; <3 p.m. Evening service. Straits Chinese Presbyterian Church, Prinsep St: 8.45 ain Sunday school and Bible classes; 10 a.m. Morning worship. Jubilee Church, Outram Rd English Service 4.30 p.m.
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      153 6 iiii%xiiiii"\iiK v >a t aiM J|i|l n«v§« I T" uirutc r.fin I »'-3 T 0;r E "^-F^*" 1 (TjCh A LOS6 7.WE, M- H p A n r« T S 5 Y °V w| T WE« KARCOUS^J tKCHLtNCV PLtAStD TG C.'oni" J mu.DQFN 3? V• J. Ll. I V' 'c°a
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      652 6 t UOKN today, you have a gay and X I> charming nature yet one which > also can look on the ierious side of life. And. even while smiling, you 1 X find a solution or make a suggesi which will help someone lolve a pro- blrlll. You have b
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      U.K. dosing prices
      193 7 n LONDON, Auiil I! Above prices quoted in pence. PI I'll K, White Sarawak f.a.q. ci I European ports April HG' 4 d. sellers 2<i d sHUms PI PPEB Blatk Sarawak Special < if. European ports April 20 d. sellers 2O'_.d. sellers Above prices quoted in shillings
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      33 7 NEW YORK, April 13. Previous Today SO Industrials 509 15 509.99 0 Railroads 170.'48 171.96 10 Domestic Bonds 97.84 97.51 15 Utilities 66.57 66.29 64 Slocks Composite Average 179.85 180.35
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      New York prices
      101 7 NEW YORK. Apiii i Above prices quoted in U.S. cents per W Previous Today TIN Straits spot and nearby 99.25 nom. 99.50 nom TIN futures April 97.75 bid 98.40 bid 99.00 asked 99.15 asked May 97.10 bid 97 75 bid 98.35 asked 98.50 adted June 95.85 bid
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      U.S. PEPPER
      39 7 Malabar Lampong spot, awaiting release, a. Moats. 29 April and May shipment 28'_. Sara- way spot and awaiting release 28 L afloats 28. April 26 May 26. Sellers ex-dock. Above prices quoted in U.S. cents per lb.
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      110 7 LONDON. April 13. Previous Today COPRA Philippines c.i.f. 1.K./ North European delivered weight pVr long- ton Apr. May $187 sellers $189 sellers C'OPli Straits cJ.f. UK North European delivered weight per ton Apr. May £67% buyers £(53 buyers £68 sellers £68 sellers :vta> June £67V& buyers
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    CHARMING WINNER
    36 7 CHARMING WINNER Wiss loan < tmpn II i winner of li Kniffht'fl Cisti!*- < harm and Per iiity Girl of I '"••< petition b| i :.m-i> (Malaya) Id., recently. Her p u round t j i> i<» iiim^ K
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    'CANDLE LIGHT AUCTION'
    139 7 'CANDLE LIGHT AUCTION' WHAT Is believed to be England's only "Candle Light Auction' 1 takes place this wr< k ;it t tic cen tune;-, old "Olde Poppe Inn" Tatwnrti) Somerset. There villagers will maintain a custom over 150 years old by locking themselves in ,i room u: i)!dfii i i!^
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      75 7 I Look Lovelier in a i "'O5/ beautiful Zlol »/OsA beautifying m J Swimsuits m i world! i Sole Agents: EXCELSIOR LTD. J 1 66, 1 1 i^.1 1 Street, Singapore. 'iiioiiiiiiaiißiiiiii^ Sole Agents- HACEMEYER TRADING CO. (M) LTD §W INSTALL CHBAP AMD E**tCt€MT f\EjHtessoit /Ufc- IMTfR-COM PHONES with «oy
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      64 7 SINGAPORE ■HIGH TIDES Kf !(>!• >\' iO4 p m TOMORR( i >\ 0.42 a.m g tnd 1 p.m fl VIONDAI i m y and 1.45 pji P I I >!» 'IT ,i m *i and 3.49 i m B\vii) n l m i t?). and r».) p.m Tiirr m\ i«
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    Lock icon Models at a ball ALL PETS
    187 8 Models at a ball ALL PETS ABOVE: A group of lovelies at Pinewood Studios, England, where they are adding glamour to an aljligator rally part X of the new film "An Alligator Named Daisy." Bubbling with <l comedy and songs this film stars Donald Sinden, Diana Dors f and Jean
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    Lock icon THAT STUFFED FEELENG AND THESE CUTIES, TOO
    136 8 THAT STUFFED FEELENG AND THESE CUTIES, TOO N doubl ean sympathise with these P«»cans at Ihi London Zoo rhej look '0. i wds olfer|n 1 :l md i „,,,1 »'"">"»"; wl a realij lve *».««i m much. Reuter i>x i urc 4i> r nun i iik^ui i ii i RIGHT:
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    STEVE WINTERS INVESTIGATES
    779 10  - STEVE WINTERS INVESTIGATES KATHLEEN HICKLEY fekicf ft <ffl you*<f *if S guiiniiilillilllll nn STORI so FAB MMimiimiiiimmi| 8 5 THE Jain. .us priVftl« fletoetlW, BttfW Wfllltftj and three s, -lioollniv MSisUatS, Snttbby, Vh Ir,- .nul BtaMM da Silva, are aptut td bv a kius called Uw Bl»«fc lin'therhood and taken
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    TO THE JUNK
    308 10 TO THE JUNK iiiiiiiciiiiiHin CHAPTER 14 m:i ™i Winters parted a clump of bushes and saw. directly ahead, a shallow gully. A trickle ol water was flowing down it. He did a swift mental calculation, and reckoned that by now a hundred yards of jungle separated them from the gang.
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      195 10 You may iv in a prize! POCKET YIONIY prises arc Offered for colour ins,' this scene with paints, crayons or chalks. There are four prizes offered -each of s:> (two for boys and two for t;irls.) \li you have to do is to set to work to brighten up the
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      34 10 ••••■••••••••lltMIIIIIIIHMIMUItlltllliMilillfliitlimttltlintl Mtttlll mini i)hjA MALAYAN FARMS L X I H's safe > Ich, eamy Fr< ih Cow I MALAYAN FAWWSS LT I i incdi j)'! 1 •c pore) H n«. iKm \k,i(l.- Phomi mmntmtm I
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      351 10 W u M/f, tm^JF^f** gF^MIBBPI PIWI [''ii^F' I A 611 The <oy soldier is thrilled a. hi* answers. "W c born got trapped." advenure. "We who work for As he speaks he notices i small Santa Clius know all about chim- hole in one wall and. crawling neys. bui this
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    You ride all the way with DEATH!
    661 11 You ride all the way with DEATH! I W^fil 4 Ssf li B I*^ H flt^fc J^^^^^^^^^^m^m^^^^^A^^^^^^^^^^^m^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ I REVIEWING I I the film of the week: I Ithe wages! I OF FEAR' 1 =~t 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
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    Now, don't mind me, sonny
    77 11 Now, don't mind me, sonny HILE Thelma Ritter >'i location in the ttn Islands she, with i members of "The ir. nd Profane'' drop- waterfront eafe a late nack. Seated in orner was a young man act of romancing irl. the youth's eyes ■ki's all was coji- nuance stopped and
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    STUDIO GOSSIP
    142 11 PR IMA ballerina Jeanmaire, the firecracker In tights, also has a temper. Doil a scene in "Any- thing Goes," In which she .stars with Bing Crosby, Donald O'Connor and Mltv\ Oaynor, Jeai.maire was highly (ii.-plcasf(? v. ith her j dance, what followed waa inilc-loi." .sfrn,<' oi expletives deliver)
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    She's the 'directors' actress'
    196 11 ALMOST every Hollywood actress put in a bid for the meaty role of Glenn Ford's wife in the new thriller. "Ransom!." but the coveted part was won by Donna Reed. It is the most emotionally demanding assignment attempted by Miss Reed since her Academy Award winning
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      40 11 At your favorite sporting event Aiiij t<t > t j r plpflsurc T »»-iili ilrliri*Mjs IN-psi-CnLi r ?T! ii A 7 V IriiT*' I- iiu firii'i In \(f,)"« '^Mfc^l '<»> on.iliix <m [mji i r y**^ Bottled undtr tMthority by uNior^ LTD
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    BOY FRIENDS? She'd rather NOT talk about that!
    963 12 THE I WONT DANCE CHILD PREACHER TALKS ABOUT A HELL TO WILLIAM HICKEY 4 5 VEAR OLD Kirl vho baa never danc< d never had pocket money, and 1 1 i > 1 1 i iiu boy friends, stood look Ing wistfully
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    SPECIAL PARTY
    45 12 S »K I (i. LING, V man U nd Mr. inil SUm e^bntcd the il anniversary i(1( h laboratory >f Vtli( wLimid C: at the Kt'staurani thj s Vec L Free 1',,-ss Uil N > Mrs. I.im AI J M I jointly entttng theaS?
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    BRIDGE QUIZ
    478 12 ii t *ien t partner has doubled MM the opening bid and the opener's partner takes any Immediate action other than a pass (i. e., redoubles, raises, or bids another suit) you are relieved of the necessity of responding to the take-out double. Any bid you make is.
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      89 12 BEAR BRAND pl^^ CREAMS eo ««c«* H Ask your Crof« r for „trr.ict,yc f, tC booklet of Recipes, or *ritc to P.O. Box 7 25. ''y''' The Shop of Many Varieties for your Tastes! Select what you want from Our Big Latest Range of i' i'i- i:...,ivm „i, v Crockory,
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    AROUND THE COURTS
    908 13 T. l\ HWANG r<>p»ris j on iwppvnintjs in Siitffupovv courtrooms I «#/«</ fjiws some in teresting shhdiyli is SINGAPORE courts 3 are following establish* d practice in havaCCVLSed persons >pear In the dock and in waiving this requirement for tho.se iuc i n g BUmm 0 n
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    24 13 Jeannette St«*rk<\ Hollywood's new European discovery, is playing her first American part In "Lust for Life," now boiiif; c-omplftcd in the U.S. film capital.
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      111 13 DAILY CROSSWORD I I'* I 1^ Ha BB j I"* I I* ly 1 1 1 1 i HP a i I < LI r.s a< ROSS doctor h( re 1 3 1 ■> can soldien (4, B), 7 Sweet \im tz) 14 n!lilM> another way a>. SSv; Bfa?jSS£sr-« -RF"
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    DEATH of a revolutionary
    1515 14  - DEATH of a revolutionary DOROTHY JACKSON hi) LEON TROTSKY 1 co-founder of thei U. S. S. R. lived as ani exile in Mexico. His house was a fortress! guarded by machine! guns... but becasue of E a woman's infatuation he was left at the! mercy of a killer under orders
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      212 14 Another astt binding triumph fof Movado waterprool watches and a striktnfl i/ A i demonstration 01 sell -v\ ind ing A A M '-jIo waterproof watch, the Automatic "J3I", has just t^ken part in the S>ilney-Hob,tr! f<egatta/ Australia, known allo.cr the world for its difneuit sailing Fix.-d f«»r 10 (Javs
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    S.A.F.A. LEAGUE TABLES
    524 15 S.A.F.A. LEAGUE TABLES t ij -it n ma m the JL tpore Amateur m, Association League g|( follows; IR W D. L. P, A.Pts. I f. 4 1 1 15 ti 9 Brani a a 3 2 iy n 9 [I 4 4 0 0 20 4 8 licabtes 5
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    SRC SOCCER
    45 15 pj bJl.c. team to meet' 1 i:i a SAFA Div. 2 -Podan, on Tuesday from: J. de Skniza lght a p V:n H «i»n, m: n A *°**lo t 8 v "..n H. schoon j. Ki«, k. Gro.ve 1 de Witt, r deSouza
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    S'pore Chinese v. Malacca
    79 15 S'pore Chinese v. Malacca SINGAPORE Chinese will meet Malacca Chinese In the MC.f.a. Cup competition at Malacca on Sunday. Twenty Singapore players and two officials will travel They me: Ang Goon Hoe (manager), Wong Jue Deng (secretory), Chee seng, Fook Teng, Yew Chang, Chong Kum. Yong Kong, Kok Cheng. Kim
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    19 15 The scene is jalan Besar Sfadftim. A leap by this goa? keeper saves .1 dangerous situcHor Who is he?
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    Yorkshire will be hard to beat
    445 15 Yorkshire will be hard to beat By A Special Correepondeni i N( *> nore m 1!):)r > Yorkshire chased Surrey home. In the end the difference between the two sidee boiled down to two matches won by Surrey where Yorkshire drew after leading on the first innings Stuart Surridge's finish-the-match
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    YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION
    40 15 Boxer draped are?' the ropes is Ron liar ton, who later won this fight for the, vacant light-heavyweight championship of Britain at\ Harringay Arena last month. Opponent Albert Finch retired in the eighth round with a cut eye.
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    PAKIR ENTERS YMCA FINAL
    77 15 a. o. B. Pakir entered the final of the men's Mnglcs in the YMCA open tennis tournament yesterday with a fi-2, 6-2 win over Liem Khe Ij;uik in their semi-flna] tie at Bras Ba.sah Rond. Other re.sult.%: Men's Doubles: Oiifr Chew Uee and Lim Hee Chin
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    23 15 \fr. A. H I, Whcf-l'T has bf^n ppniii 1 (i retary and clerk of •he COUTM of the BtlftQffOT Turf Club.
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    NON-BENDERS TEAM TODAY
    51 15 The Non-Benders cricket team to meet S.R.C. in a friendly cricket fixture on the padang today will be F. R. Ma.ssey (rapt J T Rea, R. 8, Twfncl'l, D D'Cotta, O Westerhoul Choor Sin^'h, C. Milton. V Sabapathy P M D'Almeida P. R Lewis. V. C, Wesffr
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    Rajoo wins in 30 sec
    211 15 Rajoo wins in 30 sec YOUTH BOX;?Jf RAJAM Rajoo, last year's mos quit o champion, scored a 30 second knockout over Robert Goh to enter the semi-finals of the Singa pore Amateur Boxing Association's youth champii n ships last nigh! at the Gr< at World. He is competing In the
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    Merdeka Stakes to be run in June
    153 15 f atest addition to the list Ol "classics" on th€ Malayan racing calefldftf i.'< the "Merdeka Stakes". Carrying prize rioik y pi 115,000 and a trophy, the Merdeka Stakes fCla 1 f ;f> will be run M "^idc at- traction" to th'- rich
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      204 15 ji Ift t»%,, u M: y l Bill lJ Not so longapn ht: waxii flno looklnK vcunK man wltha lean. moMnlar botfjr, and hr frit ns nt m be lookfd, n»t. he allowed V h iriiH. 1! to grow fat and flabby and imw hv frel.s Icthartfl«j and |uV Boon
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    189 16 John Londy gets 'okay' to rum in United States TMK way ha been cleared u>i John Land} the a i I fast- milei to run In two races in the i fnit< d Stat( nexl month Official sanction has been Mr. Arthur Hodson eci etary ol ihe Australian An Athletic
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    100 16 JAPAN'S world table tennis singles champions came from behind to win exhibition matches in Osaka last night. Hut Ann Haydon of England and Rumania's Angelica Etozeanu beat other highly rated Japanese players. Men's singles Cham- pion Ichiro Ogimura beat Ivan Andreadis, Czechoslovakia, 18-21 24-22, 21 -16
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    Lock icon IT'S THE WINNING GOAL FOR SPURS
    49 16 Put tin, Sims, the Aston Villa goalkeeper, failed to save this shot from Brooks J u Hotspur Inside-left (seen on extreme right), at White Hart Lane in a I), fixture. It was Spurs' winning gOftl. The final score was 4-3.— s (l keystone
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    367 16 WEIGHTS AND FINAL ACCEPTORS rpwENTY-TWO final ac- ceptora for the Free Handicap i three-year-olds), to be run over seven t'urJoii",.-: at Newmarket, on Thursday April 19, were announced In London as follows: The Rose of Sharon 9.00; Em)ire Way and Couag both 8.13; S< ulptor, Dionislo and High Lusre (including
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    19 16 H nnj^ $6 (minimum), !ID< ii EY i 13th April 156 I Kandang Kerbau i[o ofia, a .son.
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    144 16 ..'0 H ordl Si, imi mm, tin MERCHANI Ai Sea, on the April, Captain William J. Merchant, m.s. "City of Johan i i MR. LIM SIOK BOCK, aged I Year; passed away peacel ully al in- Residence, 203H Silat Road, leaving behind a Widow, Hood I. ye, Hood Sen^
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    Lock icon REGAINS TITLE IN 8 ROUNDS
    222 16 lOL LUCY (London) regained the British lMit weight boxing championship when the refer* stopped his title fight with the holder n Johnson (Manchester), in the eighth round hs night in Manchester. Sl i J i?£? SO J?'? e V wus cut ln fche second round,
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  • FREE PRESS SUPPLEMENT Schweppes COMES TO SINGAPORE
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      11 1 FREE PRESS SUPPLEMENT Schweppes COMES TO SINGAPORE Saturday, April 14, 1956.
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      SCHWEPPICUREAN PHILOSOPHY
      695 1 SCHWEPPICUREAN PHILOSOPHY ttfi the itvpwrtvr il((/ d tOr to H* T c<i Reporter: Wh.it s fhi* picture? I ror one of a man enjoying Schweppcs 4 H R 'enthusiastically): This is much better This is the r ~Ho ordered a Setiweppcs and started to drink it only to (<ut wasn't.
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      How this feature all began...
      288 1 SCENE: Lditor' 1 office. There is on oqgressivp r: h>ock. EDITOR, seotecl centre, bellows, "Come in E Ent.-i M,i,, k,.|), r 1 1 T Mk. 1 E H.R.: What the, I hoar af">ut a iviinf -n ',>\\v,f\>- pes? I tdl you itroighi if I'm put
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      'Schweppespecially' bottled for You
      678 4 'Schweppespecially' bottled for You THE SECRET OF THE BUBBLES rjEFORE you come tc kno.v What true Schw( ppiness m* an.. you should kn o A something ol how it ■ill h» gan Way back, In 1794 Jacob Schweppe arrived m Brl tol, England, and began to icture soda i tiny
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      90 2 We are proud to he associa led with the production of ScW e P peS in Singapore and wish them MI every success S SINGAPORE GLASS MANUFACTURERS COMPANY LIMITED MAKERS OF PLAIN DECORATED BOTTLES, JARS TUMBLERS office a factory PLASTIC METAL CAPS 20, Henderson rd CORRUGATED FIBREBOARD Singapore AND CHIPBOARD
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      18 2 QUALITY <^ f f f t CHOSE f I |Far East Oxygek! I t I CAS I I f
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      91 3 Congratulations to Union Limited, another happy Shell customer, for introducing Schweppes. i If you*vc probleni (on fuel of lubricanti) Pot |iri)lil''ni" >ir* meal and <lnnk lu our 9.T.A (Technical) Department [liei may n««l l>« hum li to look ll \ml iln v don i realh look V4 ihown them hetf
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  • FREE PRESS RACE DAY Special
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      5 1 FREE PRESS RACE DAY Special
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      THE GOING
      39 1 THE going will be good today, but with the sting out of it. Allan Lewis gives as his best bets: Staraln. Sentimental, Matrix and Winterdrina. Best outsiders: Siam Rice and (irazie Radio Malaya will broadcast all races.
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        121 1 RIVEiR MOON II PELANDOK I)ELANDOK'S three best bets for today are Helen Jo (Kate 3), Grazie (Race and Sabrina (Kate 7>. A9O SIX WESTMINSTER WORLD-WIDE That's the Austin r.iarkei Phat's the c »nceotion behind each new Austin Fh y re all-wf, ,irs tfiat show rhe r value on rhf rou^hr.
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        329 1 dgsdgf THE FREE PRESS THE STRfI|TS vm% s|MuApORE %(mm **»™*f u oIANu PAU ALLAN LEWIS TRESPASSER EPSOM IFFP I t *.i v SOM JEEP CALL BO^ POINTER WINDSOR l-\i> TRUNDLE HILL K \VFF I oil AL ar» bb-~ ggf— ?^s- K. MAGIC EYE MAGIC EYE MAGIC EYE PROCTOR PROCTOR l(ll(
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      943 1  -  ALLAN LEWIS -By Till] scratching oi 1 G ol d e n Surprise from the main sprint at luahi Lumpur this Horning is taken as a winter to the chances >f Windy Corner, win; rill probably start favourite. The above was the general >pinion
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        211 2 1956 FORD tvith Speed Trigger JFordomaiie Drive H. ft >. th, mr.'.l v r s t I lUtOMiaril <i"v« of ill Touch th, |a| 1" da I and fOIII rOC ftp v.;n,ih for 1 lower ir wh< n you w.ini r pan gel going in a hu^y Shiftini ii iwootli
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        772 2 [probable starters ahp riders t ll—— RACE I-2.30: CLASS 3, DIV. «-f] FURS. BRaiJANT SCHOLAR ly B.M Bod JOHN BIIVWI 3jf B.Ofl sa'liun, imJv *805 Bn ikelen; mi lACKCT 8.04 BuUivan. RACE 2-3.00: CLASS 3, DIV. 3-51 FURS. l. i UK BATE 5y chag (TJ 1 Wong) Daniels <;<| Wwji
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        283 3 yAUXHALL VALUE... greater than ever for 1956 I tiw FHTonis aim ttnigg »(W CQIOtIS I v«.<\ |i i ia ai tkt |ood m«■ W mwhatti Th» i*w p hi. reaj wimao* Mir uliiuinri WtnaVirreW pillar* arr n<w N« too >: gloat i la -in I I «.mlm thM 'vii (.in*'
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        209 3 CRACK FORM GUIDE FOR K.L. TODAY RACE ONE Cl. 3, Div. 4-5i Furs. t \DSOR II Newcomt r, ick report, i;n\l\\ GLEN: 7-4-56 t( ngthß in front of and Happy Gun^. BONDI: Nfewcomer, no port, 1 1 MENTAL: Newcom- track report. SMM I WORLD: New no track report. RACE TWO
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        199 3 restricted to siuw work on the .sand track; 10-4-56 Was too good for Lord Frederick n in 3P m 40I |2"1"/? W( nt ove Wln 40 1 5 witli Sky Hi'-h SIISKAK (II Y: 12-4-56 Wa.s kept to 31-' in even i time, sla BELLE: 10-4-56 Went over 3F easily
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        266 3 )m mmm %JW ti&Ml^ §sk» jsw mm I &s& MM M PRIDE OF BURMA Was going better than Olympic over 3F in 41 1/5. DINNA FORGET II: 6-3--56 Covered 3F in 38 4/5 with Quicksilver. REHMAT: 12-4-56 Not out to make time in running 40 for 3F. RACE SIX Cl.
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        336 3 MIGHT sr\: 10 a 56 Kept together with b< &v< Creek over sf m < ven time OLYMPIC: 1 1' 4 M Went ov«t |f m 4i j 5 Alt! Clever Bug. ADMISSION: 10-4-56 Covered SF Us even time With Satan; 12-4-56 Weni over 3F In even time with Safari,
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        241 4 I >^'-.^'' "'"'^^'ffiv^fifc-^ mt\ 'Mh 'fa/jmmmmmU'"~ mV ■^*^*^H Sflfc -Vi*// >X-4 '^•^Mir3B^^^Bpß?^liß^t^iSiiiiW .^■jßi^l^HQufll' ■V"'* Haft Vltffc iftflMfi^kSr^^^iifi BaTGttil^l^b nredict huw eood he really HAVE a malJ flutter or lri izie In Ihe i tail print (Race Six) foi CI 3 Div, l over furlong at Kuala Lump today, first day
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        348 4 turning to the winning list He ran an encouraging race la:>t time nut When fourth behind Starala over I (it. He led until the straight but hung on gamely to h'ni.sh on the board. The Kuala Lumpur f>£f 1 will suit Magic Eye. With j those who beat him out
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        228 4 But Starala cannot afford to put .1 foot wrong if he is to heat two good ones here in Cynosure and Golden Dollar. Both were recent winners, Golden Dollar over the Ipoh 8' 2 f. and Cynosure a double at the previous Ipoh meet. Lycos may be worth a bet
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        224 4 1 QUICKSILVER the third placing. Selections: MATRIX Perfect Pearl l >inna Forget CI. 3, Div. I—sl Furs. ON track form, weights, dividend and on the horse for course theory, I think Grazie is definitely worth an each way bet. Twice this week he galloped like a winner. On Tuesday he
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        155 4 Gay Princess ran a good second to Art at ipoh. With Omar astride she chased the winner all the way. She ha. made splendid progress. Selections: GRAZIE Windy Corner rarribean CI. 3, Div. 3-7 Furs. WINTERDRINA was unlucky when third to President over 6f at Ipoh last month. But for
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        174 4 may be the oldest horse in training, but he i.s still as spritely as ever. He showed a lot of dash when winnin the Ipoh 9f. Previously he had won over 7f at Periane Watch Welsh Kin S f or big money. He has shown faultless form on the track.
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