The Singapore Free Press, 25 May 1956
1956-05-25
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Title Section19 1956-05-25 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale in Malaya No. 1 1577. BlngspMWi Fridftjr, ai.iv is, i>r,i; I'm i <■(«,,19 words
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Article187 1956-05-25 1 Mii.l-; Turks rioted and t» marched against the Greeks on strife-torn Cyprus, yesterday, the Gover Sir John Harding, told British troops it was their to see that Cyprus was vu> ready for use" as a lilitary base. In an Empire Day broad cast to British forces last187 words
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Article218 1956-05-25 1 Penang dock strike l((|1 'l 'ts third dav With the ,nens boosted by the sup by sisU-r unions :;.;r r :uul port response proves of the vvorkiM, 1( S lll(l wmpathy (> "r Cause has B OVe« Malaya." th, J "•Vjd, secretary of ll( ;"«i Union218 words
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Article, Illustration63 1956-05-25 1 The new outer space look Am American Air lone pilot displays the »«*w high altitude space suit warn by pilots o M jet flights of over 15,000 ft. J'»<' sllil w;ls tn< centre of attraction at an Armed Fortes exhibition in Detroit, USA last week Now turn to Pane 1663 words
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Article44 1956-05-25 1 The Singapore Rubber M;i rkel opened thl morn Ing with flrsi grade, June shipment at v»>- i cents t Ib one and t hi ee qua rtera <>t a cm it below yesterday's clo e 'i he t one was tmcerta In44 words
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Article570 1956-05-25 1 Mr. M. back today to split party Any new tricks up his sleeve? jyjß. DAVID MARSHALL'S arrival at Paya Lebar airport this afternoon will see the start of a political squabble for the leadership of the Labour Front party and control of I Singapore Government.570 words
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Article68 1956-05-25 1 Guide to better holidays kdfjdslfdsfd \A/ irH rod.iy j ntu.' of 3 the Free Prc»* comet a 20 -p.inc Holidiy Guide *****. lining newt ,ind vicwi on .1 v.incty of f.ncinitin^ sub|i.-cts. If you Mr pi innmij a ZZ v.u.ihon .if home or ovrr- sl-.h, you will find c f68 words
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Advertisement22 1956-05-25 1 }dou get al[ the CHAMPION THE WORLD'S FAVOURITE SPARK PLUG Agent MACLAINE STOKVIS (M) LK^^ SINGAPORE- K -LUMPUR -II 'H-PENANC *Y^ W22 words
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Article, Illustration136 1956-05-25 2 3-month training at sea A old student of Bt A: School, Sini pore, Wong Pei Koon, will leavi I En land in July by a Ben Line ship on a three month nava training course. in is a member ol the sea cadet corps a :i says he wants to136 words
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Article76 1956-05-25 2 Circus elephants stamp eded In Washington on Thursday. A hfrd of 42 of the big beasi v. ent out <>i control as th< y were being led from their railway trucks toward the .show grounds where the Ringling Bros. and Barnum and Bailey circus is performing. Trumpeting likeA.P. - 76 words
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520 1956-05-25 2 j^^^^^^f m^l^^ts i*M^A If i I iJ sf *J jC H^^K 4 I j I «tn'JßMi^D^^M^r3f .^lroeMml^^^lHtoaJ&M<gdSsP >f i^§ rhe Frei I ress series "This is a Public Disgrace" does not make very pleasant readini but it is having a marked effect on520 words
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Article, Illustration50 1956-05-25 2 picture. Husband and wife again, hut only on television. They are Zsa Zsa Gabor and her former husband, George Sanders, who appeared in a recent television drama "Autumn Fever." The story concerned a titled charmer who almost succeeds in breaking up the marriage of a middleaged grandfather George Sanders. PopperPopper - 50 words
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Article32 1956-05-25 2 French troops sweeping the Soummam River valley in north-eastern Algeria ran headlong into a strong force of Algerian nationalist rebels yesterday and killed 39 of them, Army headquarters reported. A.P.A.P. - 32 words
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Article27 1956-05-25 2 The Egyptian Premier. Gamal Abdei Nasser, has accepted an invitation from Chinese Communist Premier Chou En-hii t<> visit Peking, u was officially announced yesterday.27 words
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130 1956-05-25 2 EGYPT and Israel have promised to implement the Hammarskjoeld plan for establishing United Nations observation posts along the Gaza Strip border, Canadian Major-Gene-ral E. L. M. Burns, chief truce supervisor, said in Jerusalem yesterday. The assurances were given despite difficulties about meetings of130 words
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Article32 1956-05-25 2 A talk on "Corros be given to mem! Singapore branch Royal Aeronautical by Major P. A Cartwrig a meeting in tii Theatrette. Singapore. p m on Tuesday M i32 words
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Article47 1956-05-25 2 A Japanese scientist claimed today that rain falling in Japan contains more radioactive particles than at any time since Rus ski's 1955 nuclear explosion Associate Professor Yasushi ISjshiwaki of Osaka City University blamed the •hot rain on the us. hydro gen bomb tesi at Bikini.47 words
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204 1956-05-25 2 SINGAPORE'S Bot a nlc Gardens has produced but unsuccessfully the Seedlingl of a tall tree called ailanthUl which forested parts ol Nori hern China, North* rn [ndla and Australia some sixty million years ago. A small fossil leal o! the tree which grew during204 words
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Advertisement23 1956-05-25 2 it^ A/OH/ P/8M fAYOO&/T£2 WK /^B^&Bra'^ PrAL MINCED CHICKEN P^ PORK OR TURKEY A,. i11, i11, from 75 cts. each pei oz iar23 words
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Article, Illustration234 1956-05-25 3 ■j'. -industrial workof the Singapore are seeking a their salary and conditions of 3 Tvice. lorandum containproposaK ol the ley seek has been by their union. japore Admiralty Union, to the 1 Superintendent. union wants the lowance to be inrom 25 per cent to 30 perFree Press - 234 words
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Article37 1956-05-25 3 Yugo ilavia and the Soviet Union yesterday signed In Belgrade a technical agree r r i r i f on the con. 1 1 ruct ion ol Jugoslavia's first nuclear reactor with Soviet help ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article23 1956-05-25 3 Veteran actor Guy Kibbec, i 70, died yesterday in New York. He had been ill J<t more than a year.23 words
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Article, Illustration41 1956-05-25 3 pi< I tin live vcir r.hl Vfo En g LOO ::«/<s m uoiud-r at this life like owl m&dr. °f Pointed ihelli which nu on dlspla.l M lhr Buddhlsl ohihltlon ,ti the Vlclorli vi. -no nil ii, til restcrdaj Free PressFree Press - 41 words
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255 1956-05-25 3 S'pore and Fed. unions may set up joint body 'rilF. Singapore Trade Union Congress is seeking u. with the .Malayan Trades i nion Council <>i the of common interest affecting t><»t ti the territories. The presideni of th<- T.U.C., Mr. s Jaga luithun, had been to Kuala Lumpur several time255 words
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Article38 1956-05-25 3 ■Japan is among the 34 countries which will send contestants to the flfth an nual Miss Universe beauty pageant at Long Beach, California, from July L2 to 22. Malaya is not Included ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Article58 1956-05-25 3 'CIVIL WAR' NOW IN THE SUDAN Fighting has Rained up .n the Soul hern Sudan and the situation there Ib not mutiriv but a civil war, au African member from Northern jtanda, Mr. Antonio Opwa, told Uganda's legislative council yesterday, He warned members of the council: "let ua not makeReuter - 58 words
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Article26 1956-05-25 3 Reports from Nepal .say that early mon.soon storms have halted a Swiss expedition attempting to duplicate the British ascent of 29,002--foot Mount Kverest. A.P.A.P. - 26 words
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Advertisement25 1956-05-25 3 ST. ANDREW'S MISSION HOSPITAL ANNUAL APPEAL FLAG DAY 26th OF MAY >^ACE KiNDLY DONATED BY THE PROPRIETORS OF LACTOGEN MODIFIED POWDERED MILK FOR INFANT FEEDING25 words
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Advertisement50 1956-05-25 3 -A— no price prer>Mur>\ /nr\\ for a premium product* «™Sm \+*j£ »CMWtf«l Ort* OINOC* AtM t^Jr/ \h ptrfi t i LI MON ADI QINQ t Rttß .TOniC iv a t e r bOOA IVAT( R DUV QINQIK ALE t4 m u i u m i m a r m mm50 words
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213 1956-05-25 4 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, May 25, 1956 Opinion Apostle of peace INDIA'S idealistic apostle of peace, Prime Minister Nehru, has put forward a plan for a cease-fire in Algeria and a negotiated settlement. Weight is 1< nt to the proposals because the Jndo -China settlement was negotiated on lines213 words
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Article27 1956-05-25 4 That almost tnsttnct\vt tdTirif in)/ nu fl .j t ute to Iran f> b}ame to frfhrr-. f to be anqry with ISFfyody el r*-Hale White.27 words
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Article, Illustration915 1956-05-25 4 THEY HAVE A NEW HATE SONG IN GERMANY The first of three articles by CHARLES CLOSE oi\ HOURS in i' I*'1 amazing postwar Germany wen* sufficient for Quite a few things to have happened to me. I had been in Hamburg only half an hour, when I found myself being915 words
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Article339 1956-05-25 4 Beachcomber - Beachcomber fdlkfjdlfdfld IT WBfl a ;mv party. Foul enough li:i(l ai'l'ivid with Vit;i Brevl and had listened to a n i kcII ing ac vj >unt by a major oj h< i-v he had landi d an i nor nous salmon, "i can cap that. Bald Pouli339 words
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Advertisement54 1956-05-25 4 A 31 x 2.1 Inch camera with coupled r.mijcfindc for professional photographers and for d scernii amateurs keen on pictorial effects. Av.v! with a selection of fast, high-class Icrr.cs. MUI *fyiq44&lUUi* because the lens is so For detailed information call or write to:— DIETHELM 6c CO., LTD. (Inc in Switzerland)54 words
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Article, Illustration1143 1956-05-25 5 ADELAIDE EASTLEY - Singapore Spotlight ADELAIDE EASTLEY By \iost oj tih' year H \h. I. W. l'tir.,«»nfc(»ve, din ctor ol tpoi Botanic :us sits at ln.s m the adminison building at the len estate, his role k distinguished boscientist suridered to the tusk tpi r-work, Correspondence t rafmuseums, speof the vegekingdom and sal1,143 words
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Miscellaneous282 1956-05-25 6 %m y S&KKSHtKK/B/KK^^ f&&&wtwte* K--y- ••-*:<• g "^^^^^YT^ t MA Ml lI A li I Im ■>«'«' Ia Ik and l*liil Davffl r 1 I Z "n I (Tr, n thiC ic MANDRAKE MANORAKE SOMETHING'S I rrf -> %Xt™Xo WMA S tpWK,N2 I 'MAyTsp«Hro/— RDA /w iZ JJ^tt* .NAROA-? M282 words
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Miscellaneous679 1956-05-25 6 *v. nORM today, your Inti n motional X 1> Ism may be your greatest enem: 1. 11 properly controlled, youj b< 1 asset. You have a touch 01 Stardust X X m your destiny, and u you will develon t to the utmost the gifts which have been X X679 words
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Article181 1956-05-25 7 I ONDON, May |f, I'ievious loday i f&BMM N(l KSS c.i.f. 23% buyers I arom i" Mrti H*J 23% sellers No. I RSS c.i f. 2i h buyei^ 2:j bUftn irojM-" 1 p° rls 3un 2i[ l;l> Balers ij; No. 1 KSS Spot 24 buyers JT t>uyi*r.^181 words
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Article93 1956-05-25 7 NEW YOKK, May !»t. Previous od;iy spot and miaiby 97.75 nom. 90.75 uom. res M*J 96.25 bid 95.50 bid 97.80 asked 96.75 asked .U'.ne 95.40 bid 95.40 bid 97.50 a~sk.ed 9G.75 asked luly 95.25 bid 95 30 bid 97.15 a.sked 96.(50 asked ION! Rari'ly steady. ER: futures:93 words
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Article40 1956-05-25 7 npong spot and >e 'AO- Afloats ■ent 30 June 29. j and awaiting re- I iue prices quoted in U.S. cents per lb. lease 29. Afloato 27 tr» 26 1 -j May shipment 24' June 24 sellers ex-dook.40 words
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Article25 1956-05-25 7 NEW YORK, May 24. Previous Today fndustsials 480.16 473.51 'Railroads 189.07 KJ5.76 Domestic Bonds 9fJ7l 96.61 65.79 65.5,5 <>n;pos;te Averagfe 173.61 171.1025 words
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Article97 1956-05-25 7 LONDON, May 24. Previous Today COPRA Philippines c.i.f. V.K./ European deliver'**! June/July t I>«*r lone ton May/June $194 sellers $193 .sellers Sti liu < i f. IK/North uropean delivered weight per g ion May/June £<>!) S buyers £«9 L i buyers £70'-. sellera E7ov, sellers Sum/July97 words
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Article530 1956-05-25 7 Give your body to science? dfdskljds;fkldf;d r <M K re-cent leader on the sub jet t ot Lh<amount of spate taken up by cemeteries, space which could be given better em ployment spotlights a problem to which thought has been uiven lor mail) years and which has been dealt with530 words
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Article336 1956-05-25 7 ...Tourists must also help IN the Belgian tourist trade they are calling 42-yeur-old Arthur Haulot, Belgium's Commissioner for Tourism, the "racket buster." His task: to protect the unsuspecting: foreign visitor from being fleeced by get-rich-quick tradesmen, barmen, and others. Backing Haulot in this clean-up drive336 words
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Article115 1956-05-25 7 'DRY' INDIA LEADS TO BOOTLEGGING (IRITICS of the Indian Qovernmeni policy of prohibition view with con cem the alarming in- ;gri i e i* 1 bootlegging r; ,v t: may rei ult in a now i eration <>' lust as ii the r s. prohibition periO I Suppoi <>f prohib115 words
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Advertisement140 1956-05-25 7 MID-YEAR Si%ljE i The GREATEST ever! continues to give more striking offers like these Printed Real Nylon 100', 50' $2.50 per yd. Pure Silk Shaded Ch.ftoni 4V $1 40 Real Lice Nylon 50" $3 20 Re.il Velvet Georgette 45" $2 50 White 100',, Nylon Vj $2 20 Pure Irish Linen140 words
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Miscellaneous76 1956-05-25 7 J|ll||||||||||||||||||||||llllllllllHl£ 1 SINGAPORE I HIGH TIDES I TOD V 1 1 M »"i s an<| I I O'> j» m. a i OMMORW: i 1 31 a in. iikl 1111 pm. SI M) V I O.» p m WON DAI o.i I i m and I '.V p rn. Tl76 words
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Article, Illustration466 1956-05-25 8 AUTHOR JOINS CHAMBER OF HORRORS dkfjdlfjd;fkldf It ii l lias Mr. Wilson too much tiiii< on his hands now? INCiLG SAXON ATTITUDES B) Ingus Wilson. Seckei and Warburg. 15s 112 pages. 4.\(iLH vvilson the most exciting writer of fiction to turn up in Britain since the war. From the momeni466 words
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Article473 1956-05-25 8 A VERY SIGNIFICANT SHINDY Mi TINY AT THE CURRAGII. By A. P. Ryan. Macmillan. 18s. 221 pages. ON March 20, 1914, the Secretary of State for War, Sir John Seely, received a telegram informing him that the brigadier and 57 officers of the 3rd Cavalry Brigade, .stationed at the Curragth473 words
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Article107 1956-05-25 8 MACARTHUR, 1941-195 By Maj.-Gen. Charles YflUoughbj and »<• h (ham her la in. llHnfinann. 425. ANYBODY who wai objective history MarArthnr wars in the Pa flc had better go .somewlie else. Willoughbv and Cham berlain are fully oc( i fitting an outsize law wreath to the brows of107 words
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Advertisement167 1956-05-25 8 MALAYAN TEDDY BOYS, A HEADACHE TO PARENTS: The Week-Ender gives you the ;< 'lP!iL u oc s ou youths who WmS^ W^^^ arC an ever 9rowing problem to aßjr'^ their mothers and fathers. fflk Wm' *w r s rom respectable houses bcg| ff|||i| cnmc call-girls by d.iy: gambling M&W<^& DOCTOR167 words
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168 1956-05-25 9 This boy preferred pin-ups to lessons FOURTEEN--1 VI AK-OI I) boy ept Looking at a book o! 'pin -ups" idden In His desk ten he should v been listening: to his teacher. For this he was trought before Bristol juvenile court accused iiling to lead an inu irious lif a168 words
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Article, Illustration51 1956-05-25 9 Talk about gilding the uly! Cannes is a beautiful enough spot on its own. But the recent film festival there brought a bevy of female beauties of vie with the land scape for attention. Be|ind.i Lcc, left, and Sus.in Beaumont are only two example* of what we51 words
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235 1956-05-25 9 £21 twins go to jail for birthday sisters woke up on their 40th birthday in 1 )lice station cell, and agreed they had had (Si night's rest for a week. they went up Into court to explain to the i why they had tried to sleep in the waitingighton Railway235 words
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Article, Illustration72 1956-05-25 9 Tclok Ayef Strort Temple w.is y«st» rd;iys puzzle pirturf --but it didn't seem to panic rcftdefl for long There w« rr ftgaln plenty on the phone s<miii after thr Free Press tame out telling as they knew where it Today's should brinjf a large quota of correct answers72 words
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Article87 1956-05-25 9 No Gods tor us Mr. K. tl i Khrushchev, v Ol the Soviet ist. Party, said yesWe reapect any i which adheres (o any though we our ■<> nut believe in •'•'as replying to an In<iHe K ation\s quoa"t the Soviet attit f > relijr U ,n. Khrushchev said nowReuter - 87 words
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Article35 1956-05-25 9 Eleven bus passengers were killed and '^> otheri In lured in a eoOlfloa with a I t.r-tin :i' ;i lev] cro In Oil th*"' Rajkof to Okha lln< ui Baura-slitra State, India.35 words
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Article, Illustration126 1956-05-25 9 A THIEF broke into a Knightsbn(i;',c hairdresser's .shop and 1 ell in love with a photograph of a lovely blonde model. He ignored £40 kept in a de.sk drawer. He disdained row.s ol hairdre.ssIng equipment. He did not bother about £70 worth of eo.stume I jewellery126 words
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Article70 1956-05-25 9 Mrs. SoD h i a Wejlfltead of Winterbourne, Kingston, England tossed ofl her usual sleeping potion ol ;i tail glass of ;tiui port, wine yesterday evening after cele j i brating h( r 105th bli I hday "it has nev< r done me any harm.''A.P. - 70 words
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Advertisement55 1956-05-25 9 at the first /zff'dfri i I I I f if 1 2!i2 f 3 rn I ta%\*.i •< i i mo^hofi Monterey Imm c<n« comrra 121)00 Singapore AVAILABLr AT ALL LEADING PMOTOOR APMIC DIAIfRS Sol* n<fn*\ 'Mol'i-'i i lending C>n<> Spvcialut 1 1 H. A. O'CONNOR tic CO., LTD. I55 words
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Article, Illustration22 1956-05-25 11 SvaHe&pe Picture* by MICHAEL A\< lI AM official 1i0r..»..|.1. i» <••« r«iiiin«M<l Information Offire, lI. V- I*"* IS Vtv l22 words
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Advertisement100 1956-05-25 11 Pan American's RAINeCVV SERVICE Hie only tourist service Hi.M oflfcfl you SO MIC'II FOB so LITTLEI Enjoy delicious complimentary liof meals -cocktails •<' nominal 'hug I'.1 Big reclin* in;' seats \'.i'!i adjustable footrest. Fly Supei Strato Clipper t<> Saigon, Manila and on acrosi the Pa< Ifio to the U.S. Ai100 words
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Article, Illustration13 1956-05-25 12 "CONTRASTS ALONG THE RIVER" "THE OLD AND THE NEW"13 words
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Article, Illustration106 1956-05-25 12 i\ iwstahox to oin iii<:aiikii.s \IX Singapore photographers are invited to be guests of the Free Press on this page every Friday. Send four or five pictures, and one of yourself with your name and address on the back of it to Guest Page, Singapore Free106 words
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Article1572 1956-05-25 13 LOUIS WULFF - LOUIS WULFF By dkfjdfdf;ldkf;d PROPHET OF WAR, BRILLIANT WRITER, GALLANT OFFICER... BUT WAS HE A PATRIOT OR A BLACK TRAITOR? h as black and ing a morning t could r phe silence was iat by the sud- ack of rifles a squad of the fand-n<1,572 words
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Article, Illustration60 1956-05-25 13 Hi <■!•: plastic nose and baton-like nails transform C'ovent (iar<len tAnger Bdith Coatea into th«* horror-inspir-ing nonagenarian conntoss in Ui<» new production of "The Queen of Spades," for <K first performance ;u the Royal Opera If 0u S P., London. film make-up man Stanley Hull was socially60 words
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Article, Illustration40 1956-05-25 14 picture, tin Rev. Brother lgn%thu u ho took uvrr the school in r».'i i has (aided its destiny through thcßt yreftra and put st. Joseph 'i MDBong U»<* l< tfJui^ schoolfl ni the conn try. Free PressFree Press - 40 words
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Article, Illustration43 1956-05-25 14 picture. THREE budding journalists of the school, discuss a paffe in their I'hrisiian Brothers Schools News which has readers in the Federation of Malaya, Singapore. Borneo and Sarawak. They are (from left) Joseph Wee, Low Siew Thiam (editor) and George I.ee.- Free PressFree Press - 43 words
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Article294 1956-05-25 14 - matter for just pride... VUK pride of the x school is its Cadet Corps, St. John's Ambulance Corps and Scout troop. Plans for forming an Air Training Corps have reached an advanced stage. CSM Robert Wee and C QMS Derek Sheldon, senior NCOs of the corps, have put294 words
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Article, Illustration565 1956-05-25 14 School PLANS for boys' future THIS school has realised that Its scholars must lit into the highly competitive Industrial society of the future and at the oami! time take their rightful place among the intellectual aristocracy. Looking further ahead of several other schools, St. Joseph's Is providing facilities for trainingFree Press - 565 words
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Article, Illustration720 1956-05-25 14 M.F. Vilvaratnam - FOCUS ON YOUTH AND SCHOOLS M.F. Vilvaratnam By Boys have Religious Freedom here TiiK st. Joseph's 1r 1 stitution m Singapore can justly be proud of the great part it has played during the past. 100 years m building the Malayan nation. The' school is the premier se a tFree Press - 720 words
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213 1956-05-25 14 LIBRARY HAS AN AIR-CONDITIONED ANNEXE VEW classrooms and laboratories have been added to cope with the increasing number of children who seek admission to the school every year. Today the school close on 2,000 boys < rolls. It has one of thi and finest school In the country witli 7,000213 words
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Article, Illustration675 1956-05-25 15 NEXT WEEK: Gan I i Eng Seng School f JOSEPH'S Institution hopes to pro|uce the next badiinton champion of Jalaya, if not the 'olid. ordiiiii to instructs the boys are dislayim: a high degree If shuttle control and iurl craft pr the charge ofFree Press - 675 words
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Article170 1956-05-25 15 jl ECIAL car< i taki a tO EtCqilfl Int the :,t A dt nts with i lie "mec iianics ol modern society" ami 1 1 ain t hem foi future leaden hip "tif i e kder hip oup undex the capable h ind ol Mi C Jan >n170 words
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Article156 1956-05-25 15 GROUP A BIG TASK the <■'••'■ foi ',o jreari i. u.. Oroup l')j bOJ til I portant ind ent i\ gn up Instructed on ethii and given all Ihe opj >ori unity to l.'.t; i, ,i :.ii pj EU t Ice d¥ic con clou in an d out Becking to156 words
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Article, Illustration80 1956-05-25 16 i \n- Free Presi i..h.\.s tint UUi i>h' iiim-iikmi. in->»t reported d| h.ipin in Pi i" her tin Iti punlu itioii in t hi- noted scifiitilU' journal Nature, «•»•*>■ Bftll be r#f»rtted ll> irewn beaee ii Um r<-.»l beginaini ot lertoVl tp*ce tr;i\cl. To mirk tin- moment80 words
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Article, Illustration1311 1956-05-25 16 TOM POCOCK - TOM POCOCK DCSrATCH WITH A DIFFERENT DATELINE 18 V Ten miles abort' the earth. STRAIGHT up, the sky is blue-black. Straight down, Brit ain is a sketch-map veiled by sun-lii haze. This is the stratosphere. This Is the threshold of spare It is1,311 words
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Article152 1956-05-25 16 TO MOVIE PASSES TO BE WON FOR those of you wh colour and paint d matter what am \ou irehere is a chance to >hoi your talent, and to >\ in fre tickets in return to sW i outstanding movie. Published below is :i foil strip drawing of s< cm152 words
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Article378 1956-05-25 17 baby for Nancy? -NO THANKS! 1 lady Astor— I other day L wishing she) said nine r LS t week. They K want to have around the K at least a K rs have offered dy Astor their K been so many babies to her overlooking Ply-378 words
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Article372 1956-05-25 17 Neither side vulnerable Njulh dealer NORTH A 9 5 J O J 9 7 0 A i) r > Q 7 -> WJsT I \> A K 0.1 10 6 1 4 a 7 0 5 42 Or, 5 0 J 6 0 f 3 2 10 6372 words
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Article, Illustration39 1956-05-25 17 !'l> lur c l»\ "vn;. \r. E. Sommer, Con iular S« cretary of the Gei man < <>n sulate General, Singapore, w.i>the chid gfuesl a( this farewell i i> given liif»> (l p. kins Re i' ll :lll( Henry WoonHenry Woon - 39 words
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Advertisement86 1956-05-25 17 I THE WORLD OF ART IN MINIATURE I I 5 Di mgly, ri paii grou| j- he Mar< o < rtinelli Cj J j Miniature Oils an '""^"vifeflr Ri id ns will jE nee the beauty 2 of any (fn and ai i f iy ertain 1 <cite the 386 words
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Miscellaneous173 1956-05-25 17 (oss n Initially this .snake stands to an out- for an air line mainly (3). 1 <>• G Link £1 with a cut-up so< <■ ter Mi. < 5) -and confu.sed io Do tins abroad and spread a rumour <5). !rminology7 (8». n Bel a little German in man In173 words
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Article, Illustration1204 1956-05-25 18 CARL LUNDQUIST - Special U.S. rules for these boy cagers CARL LUNDQUIST By !!IIIIIIIIII!lli:illlllillUII!!lllllllllltlll!l!llllll|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHII|| To make a popular game possible £or little boys courts are smaller, baskets are lower and playing time is shorter; teamwork is stressed iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ONE afternoon the youn j athletic director ol the CathoVouth Centre in Scrani on, I*'1,204 words
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Article512 1956-05-25 18 ALL- ROUNDER - ALL-ROUNDER By I \\< \sMiKi: LEAGUE si u^ League camei read like Test Matches these about lluyh Tayfield, finest oftspinnei in th H from South Africa, bowling at Everton Weel rld itandini West Indian star. Sounds like ul national encounter. in fait, it was Hi,,'!!! r East Lancashire!512 words
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Article201 1956-05-25 18 World champion to lead Germans With world champion Han.s Gunther Winkler leading their team, West Germany have high hopes of sucees.s in the Olympic equestrian events, to be held in Stockholm from June 10 to 17. Winkler. handsome 29--year-old ex-soldier, is a cool horseman who touches his best form against201 words
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Article, Illustration405 1956-05-25 19 Britain's Olympic challenge TRABERT WINS ARE OFFICIALS BEING TOO OPTIMISTIC? By STERLING SLAPPED LMU'K YEARS \<»<) THE BRITISH COUNTED 1 THEIR OLYMPIC TRACK AND FIELD GOLD MEDALS THREE MONTHS BEFORE THEY WEKF AWARDED. IT HAS A MISTAKE Things wont wroim at Helsinki. Britain did not take a single first place405 words
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231 1956-05-25 19 HE'S TIPPED FOR 16 FOOT POLE VAULT 3 '.id Bob Richards, a top U.S. Olympic who should know a great pole vaulter, L recently that Don Bragg, of Villanova j ar Philadelphia, is headed for a 16-foot I "I 3 or 4-inch vault. Earlier, Richards, who consistently pole vaults more231 words
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Article115 1956-05-25 19 PAN* will represented j by Yoshiro Hayashi aiid •hio 1 i the Canada sii 1 I goll tourii at Went- t i on June 24. 26. n s oj th< tourna-announ-ced i t2B untries, each r'eby two players, ild )mpete. They tale Mr" Yoon115 words
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Article75 1956-05-25 19 They were all deal and dumb fiumb Bportmen countrlei held b res In Vienna, heeling used tiif lani uage oi tht imb to curry out 1 I welcome In the i fepoi tsmen oslava, «.nd Hun- ed round for festival deal and from Yugoslavia rfeci Umi to tiic cordi< ii75 words
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Article13 1956-05-25 19 i U ftai oW heavy weight Lpointed bj D( Bethel ever13 words
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273 1956-05-25 19 BRUNDAGE STRESSES SPIRIT OF THE GAMES A RECENT issue of, Amateur Athlete, official publication of the Amateur Athletic Union of the United Stales, quoted A very Brtindage. President of the International Olympic Committee. as follows: "The Olympic Game* are contests between individuals. They are designed to be I joyous festival273 words
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367 1956-05-25 19 TIM MGRIARTY - WORLD BOXING TITLES WILL SOON LEAVE U.S. TIM MGRIARTY -By IyiOST of the world boxing titles will have the United States within the next few years. The man who says this is: Lew Hurst on. He took tim<; out from his globe-girdling duties as foreign representative lor the International Boxing367 words
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Article182 1956-05-25 19 Vl\Y (hi mk i inl«T set lion sim(it If'.i^'in' (able ii|i (u iiiul 1 1 > < f inline Ma> 21. P W D I P A I".SC S (8 14 3 64 9 31 A8 P ih i i J :i 'V 1 M Hospital 13 I182 words
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Advertisement28 1956-05-25 19 OCEAN PARK HOTEL'S FAMOUS QUINTET t iHec Band ©I Blnfftpoft k willi S < MISS SALOMA tln M«l n 1 >f »f it n Mofir im -000Knur llftil f<"28 words
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Article281 1956-05-25 20 JOE EZEKIEL - JOE EZEKIEL -By 'i:\so\M) Singapore cyclists are undergoing strenuous training foi thru \)i^ ti.iv on Sunday, J tine 3 Olympic trial wili be held Afterwards will be recommi tided to the Singapore Olympic ind Sports Council. ii he meets wi'h the qua lifying timi Of281 words
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Article, Illustration53 1956-05-25 20 Miss Hel c n a Tan ll 5 breaks (he tape to win :r the 75 yard race for E girls between 10 and 15 E S ttrs at the first an- E nual sports of the s'neapore Marine De- E partment's Sports Club in Pulau Brani53 words
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Article150 1956-05-25 20 More jeers as Hoad enters final \USTRALIAN champion Lew Eioad and Sweden's Sven Davidson, leading player In Europe, yesterday qualified to meet tomorrow in the men's singles final of the French lawn tennis championships In yesterday's semi-finals, Hoad took Lhr 25min to overcome the rhythmic stroking ol Giuseppe M< i150 words
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Article268 1956-05-25 20 ISLAND SPORTS GROUND E SINGAPORE Marine O Department Sports E Oub the only club in the Colony with play- E E ing fields on an island held its first annual E E sports meet at Fulau zz I?rani yesterday. (iuests of honour E were Capt. and Mrs. E —T. B.268 words
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438 1956-05-25 20 Four counties on the victory trail I^'WU LX CUlltlllC S Glamorgan, Hampshire, Middlesex and Yorkshire took a bis: step towards victory by 1 forcing their opponents to follow on in yesterday's U.K. county cricket matches. Derek Shackleton of Hampshire, bowling his fast medium deliveries to a menacing ring of five438 words
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Article80 1956-05-25 20 AUS i RALIA s touring ticket team watched the rain fall for 5 hours at Manchester yesterday, and then fell torn o i the Lancashire batting, The vi. [tors' pace attack en mod scant report They sorely needed an effective spin bowler. Only two hours play80 words
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Advertisement458 1956-05-25 20 CLASSIFIED ADS. ill Mil j// Word* $6 (minimum)* PEMBERI ON ENGI [SH: On 2 ,ih May 1956, at No l. Bukil Im ,j Roiid Vi'UA SYBIL VERONICA PEM B ERI ON i.'Ni ,i [SH 16 years Che funeral cortege will leave her late residence 1-30 p.m. today 25th. v i458 words
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Advertisement64 1956-05-25 20 P. Sh9A Success demands a fit bodi mi 'A^ For ni:uiv y««™ athletes ind jI v have paid tribute to the h r* B^ litioa of 'Ovaltine' >s I I ''^W^?'- palatable food beverage of v,i <'!§"' -^?!f supplementing the ti linii t§]T~ contribute! nutrients .'i' l v|) y V'/'V''''/'"'//^64 words
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Article, Illustration716 1956-05-25 1 n introduction to good holidays by Pelham Groom illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 |Every detail must be taken into account— even716 words
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Article62 1956-05-25 1 A WEALTH ol articles In this Issue Includes; Off th<- beaten link in North Borneo \n adventure In Singa* pore. Hunting in India, Campaign hints. ill travel, and mot »i--ing and dying in Malaya. How to enjoy J our picnic. < l v i on all needs for a62 words
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Advertisement17 1956-05-25 1 AIR or SEA r TRAVEL--WiyW^ •'•■~-SUteaa»u t BOOK BY^ p liorsTKins) ip()h PEISANG k"l I UllARt'lf- 117 words
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902 1956-05-25 2 Bil Campbell - HOLIDAY IN BORNEO HOLDS OUT A PROMISE Bil Campbell "ft is n> lorneo woi ih goin tot afa lidaj i: Malayans are askin i have Jus! tx n a round sea trip from Singapore to sei foi ni>. elf. j ii wa par! ly ad d i hat to xp902 words
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Advertisement24 1956-05-25 2 Itf/hatei/er your pleasure... r %™ss9 MANSFIELDS 1/^?" ifULfi/Ai ir LiAwi PLANNING n /*^sssp^ I KAYBL MErAK I JVtfclM I ocean building, Singapore, phone 241224 words
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Article, Illustration1010 1956-05-25 3 ADELAIDE EASTLEY - AN ADVENTURE US WAITING ADELAIDE EASTLEY fdfdfdfd It, i old timer, who has spent all his 78 years A in Singapore travelling once to Johore i.ihiu lor the day tells me: "Why, this :{l \d is the richest in tourist attractions in VI a lay a! It has endless possibilities1,010 words
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Advertisement64 1956-05-25 3 THE ADELPHI SINGAPORE A stay, a meal or a party at the ADELPHI is an experience you will wish to repeat. Centrally located, its 100 double bedrooms have been newly renovated and many oj them a it-conditioned. I 'here is an excellent cuisine under 1 Swiss chef and food is64 words
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Advertisement95 1956-05-25 3 Introducing Ist CLASS HIRE CAR SERVICE For Pleasure Business J+ Picnic Wedding Sending off your friends to the Airport or Wharf With BRAND NEW NUMBER HAWK 11 1 \I. 253 3 3 Bookings from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Round the clock service 24 hours Courteous polite drivers peak English95 words
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Article, Illustration554 1956-05-25 4 RICHARD HUGHES - RICHARD HUGHES By How the men ran r v\ [E hon< u tbli town i tmaster, a p<Ji"t ly tacled i- 1 in hlu» kimono, gi ndwhimp< r as a buck* ful oi mud sluiced his build head. He turn< (I at bay. ga; p ing, hielded554 words
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351 1956-05-25 4 PELHAM GROOM - 'Trip proved the magic of my carpet' PELHAM GROOM "u IV II KN I was very young, Mid that's a long tine ago, i used to pretend that i had a magic carpet on which i would travel to the places with the Queerest names that I could find in351 words
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Advertisement74 1956-05-25 4 SINGAPORE Set in a cool screen »«fc-» Quiet and comforr.ibft bocksround of tr.es ,nd Entirely Re-Jecorated HI I I Pnrtly Air- condition^ d l.irgc, will .nitnt.nr.td WmA I Mflirill^l i' Excellent Co.k.n.; Rr UndV f<W minUt(S fll 111 jl I ld.nl fo r lon« or iSftrft-' from th( y I74 words
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Article, Illustration1341 1956-05-25 5 VICTOR ROSNER - VICTOR ROSNER sfiiiiiiiiii tsy iiiitiiuis£ And trwni fifth ing. 100 P HUNTING is not BO ,-ich a mutter ur x oi memories. not so much the of bison and the ruga ol and panther, the of sambar and [tal that make up trophies as1,341 words
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Advertisement40 1956-05-25 5 lai^M Courtesy I g>&®^\ Service ffl^ C^s Efficiency /^7 r\^~~-~~ •COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE jf *^^^---i_ V |#l M -HOLLAND AMERICAN LINE ELLERMAN BUCKNAL f^tfM I^*^ -MALAYAN AIRWAYS -MALAYAN RAILWAY Lr—-J~*M 1 r\^~~-~-~~~^ •BARBER-FERN-VILLE •WILH WILHELMSEN J o^y daimler hire L^^^l40 words
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Article, Illustration272 1956-05-25 6 It rolls time back in South Africa djfldksjfd;lfkd;lfd A 0 8 th( b^e PI Africa, from Cape Tou" n tlie west to Port betfain the east, rinith holiday highway know tar beyond the African continent as the •c; Route ot South Africa. On It are strung the resort. the coves272 words
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Article328 1956-05-25 6 Beauty spot spoilt by hikers IT is perhaps difficult for you to Imagine young hikers beginning an excursion into the countryside with loud shouts of: "Lot me be dean in body and mind!" But the equivalent Japanese invocation: "Rokkonshojo!" is earnestly and sincerely chanted by the pilgrims who open the328 words
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Advertisement286 1956-05-25 6 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 i 1 1 1 t h 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 m i i t i l l l l l l l 1 I i f i i f286 words
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Article, Illustration590 1956-05-25 7 Camping can be such FUN IF YOU LIKE FRESH AIR Peter Urn spends a weekju^ercanya^inSinqapore and says- 'I'ilr. i',i<;. outS dQ i'. We -saw no reason it should remain their monopoly. So we decided to do it too. This was the kind Ol tic that convinced the flve ot u.s590 words
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Advertisement88 1956-05-25 7 i <# I ROYAL INTEROCEAN fifijO LINES OO^A\^ AFRICA 1 FORTNIGHTLY SAILINGS TO SOUTH AFRICA MONTHLY SAILINGS TO MAHE AND FAST AFRICA PASSAGES FROM AFRICA TO EUROPE GLADLY ARRANGED AUSTRALIA REGULAR SAILINGS TO lilt I SHANE, SYDNEY, MELBOURNE AND ADELAIDE AS WELL AS TO FREMANTLE IXIMA REGULAR SAILINGS TO COLOMBO,88 words
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Article, Illustration885 1956-05-25 8 JOURNEY TO THE STARS Travel agents go crystal-gazing, predict- Iji m n ar, more an I j mort 1 1 opl< are finding the Idea <»i holiday tours by an an attractive pro position. Though not new—- thes< holidays have been avail able for at least a quarter of a885 words
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Advertisement268 1956-05-25 8 3 TELEFUNKEN THE WORLD FAMOUS GERMAN MAKE AUTOMATIC 3 -SPEED RECORD CHANGER ENGINEERED TO GIVE TOP PERFORMANCE TROP. j iXa iSP^ ■~^9S^ M "t3&^~ _fi______V^Q^^m k Bk Xui<iui ni^ l fir r 'J mn.,l gear: 33, 45, 78. W /Vwv '•< > '.-.-.'''^-"-'.N,»" l^'r»"-'T",.' l "''-T" fT^ p 111 T^'268 words
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Article, Illustration1272 1956-05-25 9 D.W.Le MARE - D.W.Le MARE dsjfd;kfd;fkld One of the best journey from Lumpur to now shortipproximately g by taking the >ad between Te:,i Maran as -d with the old Raub and at. The journey :ently accomm 5J hours \ur time In V H.P, Austin "SomefKuala Lumpur1,272 words
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Advertisement152 1956-05-25 9 J5 PICNIC? P Jlp^^k BARBECUE !m\Pl(%>B BEACH PARTY? >>/ I 1/ 1 WHATEVER YOUR PLEASURE, WHY NOT PAY US f\\j m L ?-UJ^ ■1- v n A VISIT AND INSPECT OUR WIDE RANGE OF PICNIC /h ~4 ffLJS^Z^^Js ACCESSORIES. ALL DESIGNED TO MAKE YOUR DAY &/^fflr GO WITH A SWING!152 words
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Article, Illustration822 1956-05-25 10 yOUNG and old alike enjoj a picnic .< th< sea or in the country, when 'in daily chor* oi home and office eena but a distant, rather unpleasant drej m and on< i.s content to r< lax and enjoy the cool i)i <■'■/' s822 words
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Article288 1956-05-25 10 yiSITORS to Singapore will ensure maximum pleasure by staying at the city's newest hotel the Prince's Hotel Garni, where they will find luxurious comfort and efficiency, neynote of this hotel is the excellent room service for drinks and a-la-carte meals. Only the best of food288 words
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Advertisement49 1956-05-25 10 i SEE MALAYA by MALAYAN RAILWAY j J P^SSURC .v«MT,tAUO MHT CLASS fAN COOUD stcoNo CLAJJ A,«^OH W T,OH«. H.ST CLASS f W*««: I AIR CONDITIONED FIRST CLASS BUFFET CARS j J DAT HUFFIT CAR NIGHT BUFFET CAR TRAVEL SAFETY COMFORT DAY and NIGHT lli< J ■time llia r49 words
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Article, Illustration724 1956-05-25 11 Leslie Daiken - Leslie Daiken Ihe otter, wagfail and badger beckon Malayan naturalists t0... H.V rpHERE are several Field Study Centres open to Malavan'* m iint I re courses are held in various aspect ot nJn[a\ {n y\X)n ners and advanced students in addition vacation ,'s ed724 words
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Advertisement60 1956-05-25 11 HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD JOINT SERVICE between -L EUROPE AND THE FAR EAST NORD All Cabins air-conditioned, each with Bath oi Shower Open aii Swimming Poo! IHpR I 1 1 nVn I n c I <!;^t^ Cocktail Bar. Verandah Cafe Reading and Writing Room, Lounge and Nursery. 0^60 words
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Article, Illustration471 1956-05-25 12 Here's a new engineering jaguar Cars Ltd. of «J Coventry, England, have Introduced a new li tiitwfijjht and more compact 2.4 litre sedan with ail the Inherent quality Hi' its marque. This new model Is the answer to what the Singapore agents, Cycle and471 words
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Article105 1956-05-25 12 Come to Fair Isle To most people Fair l s!( an isolated island m tu.it" 1 between the Orknej |M( Shetland Islands northeast of Scotland, |s l geographical location thai conjures up thoughts 01 bright colours in beautl 1 fully-made hosier) There is controvcrsj about the origin famous Fair Isle105 words
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Advertisement109 1956-05-25 12 1_ /f rrie r///j Cfcj are tte FOR AIR TRAVEL CONSI L I C. 1 SIIAIJP <X CO. (M) LTD. Booking Agents for all Air Lines Union Building-Singapore Tel 25X27 Our service includes arranging visas, health documents, making hotel reservations, planning itineries etc. at no extra cost. FLOTTA :|Jg~ LAURO109 words
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Article, Illustration328 1956-05-25 13 Lance Keyworth - Lance Keyworth 1 But language is fthe big problem YE lived in Hel|J i for some time m only during K tst v ks have i T ed that HelK in tiie running f title of par- interest since i thaw. The E the "Gateway I;328 words
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342 1956-05-25 13 SMUGGLER RUNS THE ONLY NIGHT CLUB I VE been talking this week with travellers from the last Shangrilla in Europe the place where late holidaymakers this season can really "escape from it all." This desirable spot is Andorra, the tiny co-prin-cipality perched up in the Pyrenees mountains between France and342 words
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Advertisement115 1956-05-25 13 **US!S^ HOTEL 1 lif I IHBI fiuSiT^^^^^^^: J*F"r**" i* f^tVfflK v& <flfi^?J V I Bi|| i 1 If bA« im m_ VI tTS < "^JM 272A^286A^^DRCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE, 9 TEL ***** j u DAIL\ RATES INCLUSIVE <»l TARIFFj g '<«r I v Morn i n a Tv a an <1115 words
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Article, Illustration854 1956-05-25 14 TRAVEL HOME BY ANOTHER ROUTE VEXT time you travel a1 dome, plan your voyage by a different route and go via South Africa. The ms. Ruys, Tegelberg and Boissevain of the Royal [nterocean Lines take you trum Singapore via Mauritius and Lourenco Marquea to Durban, Port Elizabeth and Capetown, Where854 words
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Advertisement151 1956-05-25 14 Twin-lens Reflex Camera 12 pictures size 2] x 2]. On 120 Rollfilm Mim counters and double exposure prevention device With ENNAGON excellently colour corrected lens f3.5 75MM in Prontor— SVS (MX fully flash Synchronized shutter). 7 PRICE: $200/- with E.R. Case Sole Agents AMATEUR PHOTO STORES LTD. 1 09, North151 words
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Article, Illustration704 1956-05-25 15 HOLLAND is the HOLIDAY land With a distinct lure for YOU biliW does the word -holiday" mean lo you' *t j shins and sailing; gazing at scenery; lying o t beach; going to concerts and museums or Citing advantage of the bright lights of a big Whatever the meaning. (ltl704 words
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Advertisement33 1956-05-25 15 JLj JLi WRI /BUM li.lM -IfttlM iw i". P. ir. T^C-V^^V MHU'wM A !<'>u!mark in the history of Jinn measurement. f fc.fUitx.re »'*r.arig IfPfl W I «■<" M INfUI B"T?"« fi»ftw«l [Inmn I ir>MA33 words
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Article, Illustration756 1956-05-25 16 wy ww kdfdkfd;flkd dklf;dlkfd;fkdf •Sr^^^^^^^^KKP^)^isoffi^&^''fis%p!&& I FLORENCE was the birthplace of the Rcn^ic I Not only the city itself but the whole of T u I and Umbria are overflowing with artistic ml*** I pieces of that riotously creative epoch LJAVE you ever stayed in a house756 words
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Advertisement177 1956-05-25 16 1*& SPORT SHIRTS to fit your pattern of pleasure WHEREVER YOU GO CHCO3E A MANHATTAN FOR YOUR COMPANION. HIGH ST.— STORE. MZffljgffiggm I m m m a r ORIENT TRAVEL EXPRESS AGENCY "The Traveller', Rendezvous'" '~l M for A Complete and Efficient Travel Service m m Guides and Advisers to177 words
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Advertisement67 1956-05-25 16 wm/ w///////////0 with sparkle and y» I[\ -A clarity usint^ a li^S) f-'irf' CANON Lens. 7^\ ivm* a 3 S The World j Most Rcm.irk.ible Precision ijrr>n Shutter 1( '..rJ Ito 1000 sec. 50 n ">m f I') l(-n Built-in fl«sh tynchfoffl Interx h ,nz(\A->\n r>ns.' ind -> V" IT67 words
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Article, Illustration94 1956-05-25 17 A b.o.ac. flying-ta»t fX passes over a Buddha in Siam. Many beautiful templet are to be seen in Bangkok the capital of Siam. I nttj modern times, the city w is built largely on Boating pontoons and on piles. Today, however wellplanned roads lined with94 words
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Article129 1956-05-25 17 S T ITORS. travellers and ists will find that provides i if they stay at n ir Hotel, SingaI Renowned for its excelle and ideally Armenian Si und the cor|n» mford Road. ;fl f Singapore':- finest curio-shops are found, and within easy reach to all129 words
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Article733 1956-05-25 17 TRAVEL CAN SPELL TROUBLE TRAVEL .a n mt a n trouble if you insist »n attempting to do i verything yourself. Mod< in travel ov< r long distances calls for carei ui planning i( i<i v. ry often sp< cial 184 d knowledge that only a long establj inc. booking733 words
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Article, Illustration891 1956-05-25 18 'pilfc Japanese occupation I* it the entire railway system ol Malaya in a deplorable state; its workshops, station buildings, warehouses, loe motives and rolling stoi'k were despoiled, n6g letted and badly damaged and a, large section of the permanent way Oil the Kast891 words
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Advertisement77 1956-05-25 18 JlllirHtlllLiiflP^^ m JBB Bat JL^BP''^ \<jp S v X IB •>^- > ->.':- >- -for tr m mmrp b'b^—b wrwMP'i Johnson is idr;ii f or v\;ii( r skiing, for M^^^^^^^^^^ppßPPPHl^^ n^ M fJ i" Mir ni-;w holn i^ JBmJctßP^^^^ (node] i i k* ;i charnpionl Vhf John .'iii muff)! ;if|.77 words
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384 1956-05-25 19 Allure of the island of the voodoo drums :l i |hi it olire the i( juo drums thiobI d( ith and terror in tropic night and Henri (hristophe is the first kin«. L is »»«»w a steadily L ing imasion of t s and those very JMj are being sold384 words
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Advertisement72 1956-05-25 19 •\v< v/< ?%i v/<>^>//< f%& < >^//\ >^< w< > s *s&//\ y^ v/< >^j \OK y^ )//K? express^ i Whether you travel on business or I for pleasure, American Express can m ake it a pleasant experience. Save f >mc and expense by letting us handle vour entire itinerary.72 words
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Advertisement151 1956-05-25 19 x .here, there and everywhere Wherever you an- Indoors <>r 'nit Philips Model lx 431 ah is the Ideal portable for perfect entertainment. lx 437 AB-. AC or lit. battery, six valves Including tuning Indicator; built-in aerial, super 'M 1 w speaker. PHILIPS jp^^l Singapore Penang: 5200.00 ©Federation Borneo: $240.00151 words
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Article, Illustration849 1956-05-25 20 PELHAM GROOM - AIRLINE TICKET TO ROMANCE ADVENTURE PELHAM GROOM ißftMiliiMiriflil inr;: rt^"^BffllSM^^ lliiiiiUiiiiili-iL LiiiWi \L kmm dkfdlfkds;fldfd "ffiHEY VE given me a day ofl v.'-i h 1 1 km, tid u lidi vviitj e shaii we go i bad i h< i thought ol o] doing i n e t hing In849 words
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Article, Illustration16 1956-05-25 20 This Shell photograph shows a street in the business centre of Ipoh.16 words
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Advertisement95 1956-05-25 20 SCANDINAVIA V g^o\ r 7 WJ? 4 eas¥ 9Oing ///f\S St a holiday all the it ay CRtECE 1, f WhrU fun t0 get a nrst GERMANY Y Vh>W f y<)Ur slim "^T m italy X D^y&round ?rom a big kiai M airliner 1 Such comfort, such w. r 2L95 words
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