The Singapore Free Press, 16 April 1956

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    Masthead
    19 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale in Malaya No. HUt, Bfafaperti Monday, April 16. 1956. Price 15 Ms
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    Wish—and a kiss
    98 1 Wish— and a kiss rHERE was a shower of presents dino s(in 0 lhv Bnbla Ballet show. n 'o Bttbla, when she arrived at Mr. jnd Mrs J. Tichy's Stevens Koad resi Jenee In Singapore on Saturday night r an after-show celebration of her Birthday. Happiest surprise that awaited her,
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    Rubber price
    30 1 The Singapore Kubb<' Market opened this morning on an uncertain tone with lirst grade, April shipment, at 02ya cents a lb 1 cents below last Saturday's closing price,
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    That black-hearted Bulganin
    165 1 That black -hearted Bulganin MtSHAL of the Royal x 'r POTCt, Sir John BAM in KoenigswinIVest (iermany, yesi,v tflftl Marshal NikoB «lf»nlH, tho Saviet Minister, had a n l responsibility for Ul e eldest-blooded, blaek- est-hearted Ml <»f treachery in the whole history of war.' Sir John Slessor. HA P.
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    ALL-OR NOTHING: MARSHALL
    480 1 Chief Minister arrives for Merdeka falks gINGAI ORE'S Merdeka mission will not be satisfied with a quarter or half a *lm 4 li ,s the who,e loaf or no bread at aH aid its leader, Singapore Lhiel Minister, Mr. David Marshall last night, on arrival at London
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    Papers say beware
    102 1 Papers say beware r|>ilh Daily Express X and the Daily Mail today argued against self determination tor Singapore These right wing newspapers were commeriting on the significance of tiu* visit to Britain hy Mr David Marshall, Chief Mini ster of Singapore. The Daily Express maintained that the situation concerning Singapore
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    BOY IS STABBED
    38 1 A 15 year-old schoolboy, Than Boon Kwee, was stabbed in the back in Amoy Street, Singapore, yesterday morning He told the police that he had been attacked by another boy. Than was admitted to hospital.
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    Lock icon ATTLEE PRAISES TRUMAN
    96 2 r^AK! ATTLEE yesterday congratulated ex-President _U Harry 'Iruman for his courage in facing aggression m Korea In reviewing m the London Sunday Times the ex-presidents second volume of memoirs, Karl Attlee -who as Mr (lenient Attlee was Prime Minister daring most of the ex -president's later period
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    THE LIGHT THAT FAILED GRACE KELLY
    229 2 THE LIGHT THAT FAILED GRACE KELLY FIRST APPEARANCE AND DOWN CAME RAIN TIIK lights went out and the rain pom,,! u 1 last ni^ht as Grace Kelly and her Print* mad their first public appearance in Monaco sine trrived last Thursday lor their Wedding, j V, occasion was a gala
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    58 2 jl Grace Kelly, American film actress, plays shoffieboard uitii her neices. Margaret and Mary Lee, on the dech Pof the United Slates liner Constitution, during; the trip j across the Atlantic from New York. Margaret and Mary m j will be flower girls at Miss Kelly's wedding on Wednesday to
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    He killed 44 people, say police
    152 2 JOHN Gilbert Graham «J goes on trial in Denver. Colorado t day for one of the most vicious crimes of the century blowing up an airliner and killing 11 people, including his mot iur The 24-year-old detendant in one of the biggest and mosl
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    ROUND-UP OF THE WORLD'S NEWS
    309 2 PUNCHED LIOiW SA VED GIRL AN Italian lorry driver saved a 16-year-old girl student from being savaged by a lion by punching the beast on the nose. The girl, Augusta PiseiU•Hi. was being photographed Jeai.ing against the bars of the lion's cage in Naples' zoo
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    Lock icon MILITARY MISSION
    51 2 Chinese Nationalist newspapers yesterday reported the secret departure for the United States of a military mission of 17 high-ranking Chinese Nationalist officers. The officers, who were expected to arrive in Washington on Sunday. wer e led by General Chou Chin Jou, secretary-general to the Chinese Nationalist Defence Council.
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    Lock icon 'Winged boat'
    107 2 rhe Boviel Union anni unc- w rday it haa d< loped a ged b< I wmch I capable ol mlng along aboul in r< 1 1 at< r levi 1 at b speed i t 60 kilometen •lj 31 i i i i i hour I the hip
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    Rooms become ready they walk in
    342 3 QiSt IAPORE'S need for more teacher training facilities is so press!,,.. 3 that sect "s ot the new tru,,,,.,, college ut Paterson Koud are be ini occupied as thev ure completed. v wmrng The $5 million college project, now well underway on a ito
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    'Magic' circle
    100 3 rifUTLAND Y\lt I) h.i s information oi a black magic chain 5 linking 13 countries including fche I'.s. and Russia— a "senior police officer" was quoted as reporting yesterday The identified officer was quoted as saying leaders of the black magic cull are prepar- iu_; to transfer their
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    Lock icon 'Salk vaccine is safe'
    64 3 Dr. David E. Price, acting chief oi the United States Public Health Service, said yesterday there is ■■overwhelming evidence" that Sulk polio vaccine is "safe and effective.'' Dr. Price was commenting on a report by German medical advisers that American and German children in Germany who
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    Lock icon Masked Duke
    105 3 r rHE Duke of Edinburgh L clapped on his oxygen mask recently when a fire extinguisher accidentally re- leased choking fumes inside i a four-engine transport plane he was piloting. The incident occurred on April 6 after the Duke, had taken off in a new type RAF transport
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    Lock icon Pope protests
    42 3 Pope Pius XII last night protested against the retention of prisoners of war in Russia and appealed for their return. He was addressing 30,000 former Italian prisoners of war. gathered in Rome for 10th anniversary celebrations of their release.— Reuter
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    Lock icon Violence in Denmark
    128 3 SEVERAL people were in- l jured and a score of arrests made when violence flared up yesterday in Denmark's largest city. Odense, following last week's back-to-back order by parliament. Protesting the parliament order, demonstrators stopped buses in the Town Hall Square, ordered passengers! out and told drivers
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    Nursery's success
    29 3 H New Kee Nurserj receiving some of tht- nips won l»> E tin mi tt the Singapore Flower Show irom Hr. R «>tt and Mr Max Lewis
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    '65? It's too long to serve'
    221 3 '65? It's too long to serve' MR. John Bde's idea of making school teachers work on un! d t lev are <>5 might provide more teach ers— bul not many willing ones. His proposal in he Legislative Assembly lad week was t liat tho present com- pulsory retiring age ot
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      yripil jtgypcr
      226 4 DY making cynical u i oi di mocratic rights and freedoms and under cover ol highsounding aims and i d e a 1 s, Singapore Communists are as- iduously working tf) impose their will on this island. Authority for this disclosure comes from the Director of the Police
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      TALKING POINT
      7 4 fl much Hun, „I I
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    A little man loved by millions
    754 4 A little man loved by millions Young as he is, Prince Charles has played his own delightful and considerable part in further endearing the Royal Family to people the world over 'rni i i is a young I man in Loi Town who moves in thi ■•■>■' cii and Is
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    Radar screen around South Africa
    374 4 A RADAR sere- n COSt- ing .six million pounds is being builtaround south Africa. Tho r< ason? There, in the Orange Vr<<' State .md tin Witwatersrand, is the world's biggi si supply of uranium. South Africa can supply the FTe< World with all the uranium
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      42 4 ASAHI CULTURED PEARLS API i II DTI IK WORLD OVER AS nil I kMONG < ULTURED I'l KRIS* Sl I. IMI IR Bl VUTY, om p R I TH il R PR K ES. S.P.H.deSILVA'td. BING IPORI h I I Mil i: IPOH
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      73 4 a picture of health... f Thank, r< At LUNC 1 SYRUP. UU guard u children health by 5b52i givinr, them A 1 Lon_ :';|HBW Syrui h r 1 &h#&P of a cold oi :|i lom.^ mrnts. Keep a K.ndy for the wl j j f.imily yOU Ta '.ore I ***>*>
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    Singapore Spotlight
    1068 5  - Singapore Spotlight ADELAIDE EASTLEY By DROPPING in on a rehearsal for the mg and Kebaya and the Mambo Hands' competition at the Happy World cabaret, I gained a refreshing glimpse of young Malayans preparing for their first tblic appearance on the nights of April 25 aid 2u at the cabaret
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      60 5 "ATTRACTIVE OFFERS" j Window Curtain Nets M 42 $1.60 per y.i'd /ndow Curt.iin Nets 39" $1.30 per yard I ocked Swiss Voile $3 50 per yird I Assorted H.md- 25 cts each E Woven Hind- E hii Fl 45 cts each E Maidenform Br.issicro Adagio $3.10 each I ind m,>ny
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      87 5 "$£&M& 'w&F* 1 '<' '''J&fyJß"' '4&mm\*mVmaaaW^^ Jl Jy//// "^V^s. c£^ *_J** >#_2 AMERICA'S most popular DACRON TROUSER IS ASHA'S REGULAR LINE NOW ON DISPLAY AT ASHA'S 12 HIGH STREET A RECORD OF THE WEEK j____^k\\ tltxa Hi-Fidelity Recording^VJ flj wip?oooi ovohak mmmm C' _Wh* *f _fl Bt _rr r n
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      275 6 BHSSbc^x il%\miAlii; «•> ItM Talk anil Phil ih "h WfWDf 6000 bt I. k!!S? M !Juv I PEACr OKLYHER ROYAL \).M^ »*»*\fyt~m'u*mn wether, will micha^ M f IKe bloop kept hi* TOO DtAft/ V fOO, MICHAEI KA./0A? KWI X >>-_ J^ B^ Wl nE I^-* ip- ra ri M AS
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      688 6 C J^r |>ORN todaj you have on, o j tl 1> si roi iitive characti t which <► vnen combined with your native i vi Inventive genius, apt io put y. far ahead in the world quit* arly 5fou arc u .stern disciplinarian and exact a gri at deal from
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    GUESS WHERE
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    HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW SINGAPORE?
    169 7 F JO you think you know Singapore? The jjj 1 Free Press is not so sure, and here in H a new feature, we challenge you to iden- R tify 1 series of well-known local buildings n fl -J landmarks. oday's puzzle picture is
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    Nudes poser splits council
    142 7 T__E councillors of Cheltenham home of cultural festivals are lining up for the great Battle ol" the Nudes. The poser that has caused a cleavage in the council is: Should nudes be included in shows at the theatre and opera house the council bought last November
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    Children saw parents steal
    94 7 A married couple had their children, aged four. six, and seven. with them when they stole from a Birmingham store, a court was I old Fining Arthur William Harry Wilson, aged 34, and ressie Mh'iam Wilson, 31, of Lingard Road, Sutton Coldfteld, £10 each magistrate Mr.
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    Millions for science
    80 7 Ninety Rims In Britain have abscribed £2,900,000 to t he industrial Fund for the Advancement of scientific I ication in Schools, sel up in November The fund mmittee i.s now within 600,000 of target. rhe plan i to provide tpital to: building and [Uipping laboi atoi L<
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    MAYOR FOR 25 YEARS
    119 7 MAYOR FOR 25 YEARS ALDERMAN Gordon Paine Ls to be Mayor of thi Romney Marsh town of Lydd, Kent for the 25th successive year. First elect ed In 1931* he is the only 'mayor of one of the ancii nt Cinque Ports still in office 1 who attended the Coronations
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    Club imposes women ban
    315 7 Club imposes women ban ...111 I lllliVlA. 111.111 H.UK f rnK ir; women members ol Ciacton-on-Si i 001l Club, outnumbered two to one by the men, have been banned from having any say ai the dub's affairs. a new mit Bays that only "males" mav sponsor nominations, move resolutions, vote
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    Killed at play
    38 7 A bullet from a German rifle a relic ol enemy occupation fir< d by his friend while playing, killed 14 year old John Attwood, the Gu< -rn. ey <■< >r< >ner was told. Verdict Accidental Death
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    Sheila is nearer Dad now
    137 7 Sheila is nearer Dad now I [BUT. staM.., Villiei >, ol the Queen Ale: dl i Royal Army N r i lorp i realised no b m bil lona .'.hen .she Stepped 8 1 1 om the roop ihl i A In Singapore for B >',< ot duty in t
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    Sobering-up centres
    59 7 .Sobering up cent res ;i re to be e itablished in Wa i law and other Polish citie W ir.aw radio ha s announced, information about a drunk Will send a team ot muses, a doctor and militian m attend to him. The patient Will pay transport costs
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      78 7 SF <A omens 11 <■( Look us up. Wc h.iv i| r< /idy for you >> faultlessly designed, l\ 8 faultlessly styled faultlessly priced. >> )> Make it a habit 8 />) $ci u% firit b( 'ore you buy <C GIAN SINGH CO., LTD. 1 30 1 Riffles PI«Cf, Sm^ipor.
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      55 7 JsiVcapore";hich tides S TODAY: 2J" «m. o TOMORROW: 2 9" m p and 1!» p.m WEDNESDAY: 393 m." B and 5*12 P m THURSDAI 1.19 am. B and 8.41 p.m Q FRIDAY: 8 Im. and H p.m. B SATURDAY: 7.40 am. g and 8.51 pan B SUNDAY: 59 a.m. 9
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    THE CROSS IN THE SKY
    215 9 THE CROSS IN THE SKY U^RE is a photograph which was received in the Free Press offices at the week-end. It has not been touched up in any way. The Cross appeared from, nowhere on the negative. Entering the Straits of Malacca, on the Georgie, Private R Lessor of the
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    Story of sinking family
    123 9 IT was removal day for the i J Jenkins family, of Harlow, IftSeX. They decided to take the furniture by, boat. Now they wish they .adn't. Half a mile from their new home on the banks of the Btort at Harlow the boat sank ln 10
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    ROUND ABOUT SINGAPORE with Oswald Henry and his camera ON SATURDAY NIGHT
    891 11 ROUND ABOUT SINGAPORE with Oswald Henry and his camera ON SATURDAY NIGHT IDEtNTS ait- nol liiic exclusive r*gnt <<i v i <.» regulated tamilies. Inej uappen .<» mom peopi< a* v\».i. ii«ie umt opening nignt ai one ityunej Ill^Uisp.il.t VViieie uaili .Uiillaii t#.tVi>. V\ a > uapnnj spinning his wile
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    The BICYCLING envoy
    954 12  -  H. Sommertad «u PRACTISES DIFFERENT DIPLOMACY GtrHfs beyond cockiails INDIA'S H h Com- n loner in Ausi: ilia, General K. M. ria pa, returns to India this month after having become one ol the most widely knov n and g< i i i all) popular public figure
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    SAFE IN SPACE
    266 12  - SAFE IN SPACE Norman Lindhurst By 'PHE U.S. Air Force is plan- ning: seriously for eventual interplanetary flight. What preoccupies th e USAF is not the spaceships, as you might suppose, hut the humans involved. Say you enter a spaceship (which the USAF expects to have some day), what will
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    She thought she could diet by medicine alone
    793 13 She thought she could diet by medicine alone Another case ifltory Irom mm.tlh* ol The SINGAPORE mrOCTQ* I\r A. Ls live feet tall nnd weighs 180 pounds— 4o pounds overweight. When she sat in front of me, ights of the diseases that such l'at middle- aged persons were liable to
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    PARKING CHALLENGE
    161 13 MULTI-STOREY garl™ agefl and parking, lots can meet the challenge ol the space problem for motor traffic In today's overcrowded cities. n America, where the situation i.s at its must acute because oi the prodigious number of cars owned and m use, many private companies have been formed
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    'GERMAN' HERO
    74 13 BRITAIN'S medieval king, Riehard the Lion-hearted, ls fast hecoming a popular German hero and the castle where he was held prisoner upon hi.s return from the Crusades ls almost a national German shrine. Every Sunday hundreds of indefatigable German pilgrims head for the Castle of Trifels, at Annweiler,
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    They're taken the sting out of iodine
    366 13 JODINE that tingles but does not smart sting is the form of lodl ne that does the i! h -kil li n g job, scientists at Rutgers ll( of Pharmacy ,Il( -Arts and Sciences, Newark, U.S.A., have ul.S'-overed. cz\l S&lne is different Really
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    Once told he wasn't type
    190 14 IT'S a day ol opportunity ior young actors. Bo believes Glenn Fora, an enthusiastic and hop* hh bo'.sir r i,, r voun;.'. pla.yn witii ambition., toward acting careers. Ford easily can recall his first experience calling on a studio casting director He was told tie
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    WHO'LL STEP INTO GRACE'S SHOES?
    733 14 KAI Pll COOPER picks a successor cjo th*' reigning Queen O oi Hollywood has departed. Grace Kelly has said farewell to the studios and nobody knows when, if ever, :__<.■ will come ba 'k. Most people think never. Unless she i.s as good a prince-per-suader
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    HOLLYWOOD TITBITS
    220 14  -  HAROLD HEPFERNAN J^OOK for B biasing new Star on the MOM Horizon. Cyrt Cbnris.se font exactly new— -she's been on the payroll ilmosl ic years- but it takes only i stogie tii"; omen (,> hirn m iverage performer Into b scintillating star. Director Roy Rowland has A ie
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    Lock icon WHAT a DIFFERENCE this HAT has made for LADY EDEN
    716 15  - WHAT a DIFFERENCE this HAT has made for LADY EDEN EILEEN ASCROFT I -j j i_i ..iu tence a makes tu the wman to neath. if it and draws b b e f it sits ut the angle or em)naf her worst h.e wilts. nappy i was to see lt
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    NOW it is just right
    290 15 NOW it is just right Ladj Eden seldom wore hai before she married the Prime Minister. Alter that she tried dozens of different shapes. Some were too <>!<!. some too young, some too fuss, and some too hard. So artist Ki\ .uul I worked out uh.u we considered was the
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    BRIDGE HAND
    458 15 Both sides vulnerable dealer (Look onl) a| East's hand) NORTH 3 2 V 8 5 2 CQ 7 4 A A 010 9 5 JEST LAST 9 ****** ?AOJ9'O 7 6 1 3 OAJ92 0 8 5 3 *KJB 6 2 SOI TII A K J 10 7
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      84 15 MORE MILK PLEASE! 4ft MmmLahm*i/^ JjlJaCI n_-_L-~i. \w r I No wonder he is eager fOf tmore for its Nf SPRAY; delicious NESPRAY and so very nourishing NESPRAY is made from rich, full tream milk from whith only the water has been extracted. It offers you an unfailing supply it
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    These 'brains' can ban a third world war
    460 16 These 'brains' can ban a third world war 4N» rTHEH wai -on h jli :e n pel I I an I being put ini by thi United [t is a eli guiding missile aring Inoffi ive name ol Petrel, and it ifl to be employed in the destruction ol surface
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    King has FORTY brothers
    313 16  - King has FORTY brothers William Hickey DR. SAYED KARIM, 44--year-old technical adviser to the oil -interested King 01 Saudi Arabia. Is a surprising man. I met him later some nights ago at an Egyptian Embassy reception after the opening ot the new Egyptian state Tourist Office in Piccadilly. He Is
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    His secret is in that book
    489 16  -  E. Hardcastle mu mn ii By niKuini HORE-BEUSHA TELLS WHY HE WAS FIRED' ORD HOREu BELISHA has begun preparing a draft of his autobiography. "But it will bo ages before it is ready," he says. "I keep getting beguiled by polities. And politics are
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      47 16 >■■■■■■■■ m m m u m m h IVt'iUlittfj Pictures Ma k e arrangements WOW for your photographs to be taken hy a FREE PRESS PHOTOGRAPHER Telephone Singapore 2800 or write to FREE PRESS PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPT, 1 10-1 if, Cecil Street Singapore Thl- ,enr|c *> w>lj available i>. Singapore
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    Big Clem takes it easy!
    483 17 Big Clem takes it easy! HAPPENS WHEN A TAXI DRIVER AND SEVEN RS FIND A $340,000,000 URANIUM MINE' |EW S REPORTER BERTRAM JONES CABLES THE ANSWER FROM SYDNFY- THE search goes on for uraE nium deposits in all parts of tliV world. (Below): A labo- ratory technician a t Rum
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    ROUND about AMERICA
    192 17 ROUND about AMERICA HARD BOILED T i n Pan A liry &i9O--jockeys have been charmed hy Singer Ruby Murray. One of them, hard' curd by yrars 0/ aa--Bodation with temperamental song pluggers, said: "I can t believe she's <i tOP Seller. She's just (i nice lll(l e ?r/ IO w
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    Global 'HOPS' are the thing
    312 17 Global 'HOPS' are the thing i>v i960 more than 30,000 peopli v. ill ta- taking round the* world air trips every year. That the fon eu-t of airline statisticians. And they estimate thai people will spend £7*000,000 ($59,500,000) on th< se globe -girdling ftighl s. 1 1 day tii*' round
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      216 17 22 JS^ 1 "P^^______B__' r^T P"" H»JI I I I I I I I 11 Ll Eg .CROSS ally found under a chestnut j a .share of Bruins (s)< U). 8 Hie fit .'lave becomes (he f f< ref U in trade (7) namr of a HllU <8K man la
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  • ROUND THE COUNTIES
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      Glamorgan worry is batting
      420 18 Glamorgan worry is batting spK ui < orre&pondanl Ia ea i norgan :hed a i m their cricket I dropped from fourth place in the cham plon hip table ol 1954 to 14th, but in June, foi iu i Mine in their histi tl ed an i i day, Gli
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      Lock icon FRENCH BEAT BRITISH ARMY
      54 18 Thi ei h Ai m\ beat the Brltl ii A; ue. by lfl polnl to ten 1 Rugby i eague mat ii jrei tei n M.U eillei Bi 'in won the in I mat* h In the series by 16 point to even In i eed
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    Lock icon 100M. SWIM RECORD
    42 18 ROOKIE Oastelaars, 18, e. tabllshed .< iie.v wcrld record tor the 100 metre/ freestyle swim for w omen last night ret urning 64 sec She held the previous record of 04 1 :"> sec_ set in Amsterdam on March A P
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    308 20  -  ALLAN LEWIS By Pommie best of Class 5 pOLDEN SI (UPRISE (Hudson) who niis^rd his MlfßffC inent on Satunla>, showed that alt is well with him by running three In WW i :> w** ll an the hit on the v\ trcmc outsidi* ol th»*
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    63 20 |>/LL Neider (Unwcrsdu _< 1* Kansas) on Saturday became the second man fa the world to beat 60 fer ivith the 16 lb. shot-put. His throw of 60 ft. 3 in mm 2i 4 incfies less than th, ivorld shot-put record heir by Parry O'Brien
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