The Singapore Free Press, 1 February 1957

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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale m Malaya No. !!7fll. Singapore, Friday, February 1. 1 957. Prior ISCti
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    Lock icon HINT FOR A COMPROMISE ON KASHMIR
    649 1 HINT FOR A COMPROMISE ON KASHMIR NEHRU S I WILL QUIT: TWOIFs Let India judge 12ELIEF is gaining ground m United Nations circles that India, faced with the choice of U.N. condemnation over Kashmir and being thrown into the Moscow orbit, is seeking a climbdown compromise that would be acceptable
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    QUIT JORDAN TALKS
    166 1 QUIT JORDAN TALKS Arabs now face £12 m. aid bill BRITAIN will seek the liquidation of all rights and obligations under the 1048 Anglo Jordan Mutual Defence Treaty m negotiations opening next Monday m Amman, and wil] pl*n a prompt withdrawal of British forces now m the Arab Kingdom, diplomatic
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    Mid-air plane crash kills six
    207 1 JET plane collided with a giant transport 20.000 feet orer the populous San Fernando Valley, m California, yesterday and both plunged to earth, the larger smashing into the grounds of a school. The four airmen m the transport were killed. I Of two airmen m
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    Lock icon Smallpox kills 401
    78 1 HEALTH authorities declared a smallpox epidemic m Calcutta terday after the deadly disease spread from crowded slums lo upper cl I residential areas killing more than i<»(» persons m the past two weeks. The epidemic threat ,-d I through the whulc state of W( si Bengal, where
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    PETER TO RIDE HERE?
    87 1 PETER TO RIDE HERE? From ALLAN LEWIS <> fBOUF CAPTAIN J IIPKTKR TOWNSEND j; t who is travelling <- around the world by jj Land Kover, was a <, J spectator at Kuala4> Lumpur Kajoiourse this niDriiini;. (.imp Captain «> tTowntcnd hoped to j| do some riding but f could
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    TWO NEW HOMES FOR S.A.
    265 2 TWO NEW HOMES FOR S.A. Trades for kiddies r jM) (iIVK a fresh lease m life to the 300-odd dead-end children m its care, the Salvation Army m Singapore has plans to open two modern industrial homes one for boys and the other for girls each costing about $*****0. "Our
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    Dr. Adams to stand trial
    68 2 i\R. JOHN BODKIN ADAMS. 58-year-old alleged poisoner, wu yesterday formally committed for trial to the Old Bailey Central Criminal Court m London on a charge of murdering a rich widow. The family doctor appeared for only 30 seconds before the same five magistrates who last
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    Lock icon Farrer Park's new pool
    189 2 Farrer Park's new pool THE Singapore City Council's new $450,000 swimming pool at Farrer Park the third public pool for the Colony will be opened on Friday, Feb. 22 The Chief Minister of Singapore, or. if he is not available, the Minister for Local Government. Lands Housing, will perform the
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    71 2 Lovely Singapore housewife, Mrs. Rnsalecn E E Yang Phei Yuen, is decked out m her New Year E E best at her River Valley Road home, where she held open house for friends and relatives. E For the biR festival her house decorations E E included special vases of "kam-kat
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    FRENCH AIR CRASH PROBE
    71 2 THE Fiench Civil Aviation Ministry yesterday opt ned an inquiry into the airliin r crash at Orly Airport m which all but one of the 69 people aboard escaped with their lives. The victim was a former Tunisian Minister. General Habib Djellouli. He died m hospital
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    Lock icon SCHOOLBOY BOMBERS
    48 2 A bomb was thrown at a civilian car carrying aev< raJ British soldiers as it was passing a Cypriot Greek boys' secondary school m Limassol, Cyprus, yesterday. But the explosion caused no casualties. Later, security forces surrounded the school and began screening its 300 students. Reuter
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    HOPE IN A SILENT WORLD
    152 2 HOPE IN A SILENT WORLD OIN(;.\POKK Rotanans I on Wednesday saw a touching film shotting how deaf rhil- dren m Australia are taught to triumph over their affliction and learn to talk and lip- read. Entitled From Silence To Speech, the Mm was presented t the Rotarj Club president, Mr.
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    Lock icon Machineguns quell mutiny
    160 2 RIOT pUier usin« te.tr fftl and rifle fin* and backed by armoured car,, yesterday Quelled a mutiny by 200 rioting prisoners m I'cciardonc Prison at Palermo, Sicily, after .m ali night battle. The revolt rollapsi 'i when a hail of machine gun fire ripped through Unroof lop
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      84 2 ...fighting Mad ALAN LADD! S j5 vot/ //Av HIM v *"*HBBP^ "fIS l^^^^MdAvji h!^^^b^J^«^ *hß^b^B7 r/7 Tb I > iTnJBB>f"ffT TTiy 1 -LLj ijmJ^^C^ &3IP&fIHHHHHr iki/' -^*^*^B^Bl ■^■^■^■^■^■■■■^■^P^^^^ *^ml Ah ,_,«>» i BH^ ;lf?Sk ArS 'Bl^^wßßßr^^Bßßu/ BBBbbHi t^^—AN H'CnhAdimt I I ROSSANA. #s/A»n*/a« MV\^^ *hod run I rlA^^— W p/-/
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    CATHERINE'S DREAM NOW POSSIBLE
    226 3 Funds for U.K. study INDICATIONS are that the ambition of talented 1 Singapore pianist Catherine Tan Siew Eng to become a professional concert pianist, may be fulfilled. Several generous minded Singaporeans have now made monetary contributions to a fund to help her go to England for
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    A chance for local designs
    182 3 A chance for local designs U.S. AWARD CtINOAPORE architect* kJ have a good chance Of winning 175,000 m cash for j a d< sign m the building field which puts aluminium to good use. An American firm Is offering U.S. $25,000 to any archltect Who "has made a most significant
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    Lock icon TALKS ON DEFENCE
    63 3 Usually well Informed sources m Pans said v.surday that the possibility cf a meeting oj Foreign Minis- oi West m European Union IWEU) to talk a d. fence pr iblems was und< r discussion. They were commentii a Lond m report thai tain had Invil <1 the
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    Lock icon Fashion goes to Moscow
    30 3 Ton countries are to take part m an international fashion show to be held m Moscow m Juno, the Soviet news agency Tasfl said yesterday.- Reuter
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    Lock icon RUSSO-FINNISH TALKS START
    43 3 The Finnish Prime Minister, Dr Karl-August Fagerholm. said on arrival In Moscow that he had come to the Soviet Union as a "good neighbour visiting a good neighbour." He will start talks today with Soviet leaders on Russo-Finnish relations Reuter
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    Lock icon Snub for 'slave King'
    105 3 Tin: American Federation ibour Congress of Industrial Organisations, a federation <>f union re ng nboui 15 million v adontf I a resolution prot( i\ pnhow-erj welcome for Kins S< 11(1 ol Saudi Arabia The council, m conference ut Mimnfi, Florida, •A a statement saying i 1
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    NOW, FREEDOM! —A LA DIOR!
    130 3 I)ARIS 'fashion king" Christian Dior who launched the •new look" with !on<; skirts ten years ago, said, fashion had "chosen freedom" this year. In an Interview published In the Paris evening per Paris Pr< his 1957 Spring c wont on show. M I)i >r said:
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  • The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, February 1, 1957 Opinion
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      Now for the benefits
      116 4 IpiRE-CRACKEPS ushering In the Year of the Cockerel cost the Chinese community of Singapore an estimated $150,000. it also cost a night's rest for most of the population. Annoyance of the minority might be tempered by tJie knowledge that the noisy attack has assuredly driven all
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      Happy city
      78 4 T*HE spirit of under- standing and goodwill shown by the Police authorities m the matter of Chinese New Year crackerfiring has been match- ed by the Singapore City Council m its promise not to worry unlicensed hawkers J during this festive j season. Singapore is fortunate m its
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    Ominous rumbles are heard in France
    604 4 Ominous rumbles are heard in France I Stephen COULTER, reporting jj from Paris, suggests that the intense wave of the nationalism that is ■weeping through France may well lead to an attempted coup d'etator a similiar display of French energy, I OTRANGE things are happening: m France. Rarely since the
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    BY THE WAY
    147 4  -  Beachcomber hfgdhghfdhfh A NYONE who wishes to give his autograph to I" a screaming mob need only mingle with the people leaving a film theatre after the first j night of a film. j That is why so many puzzled collectors possess the autograph of Hildegradc Rainwater,
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      15 4 LlCU^rf m me HA^,ESS P. H. Hendry Manufacturing Icwcllcr 78. North Bridge Road. SINCAPORE. 6.
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      112 4 Ittllilititiiiiiiiiiiimi ■'■iiiiimiiMiiii ILFORD wkc better pictures V m? The vtry wide range f If rd pn duct-;, to the w mcludts no I y*^ I. f I 'ichromatic tilrrr 'he 1 <me Br0 n fllm HF>^' tf S. speed film- -and HI S. trie tj/ J» fastest film m the
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    Lock icon Dreams come true at last
    139 5 Dreams come true at last STRAIGHT from Spain, k5 Senor Enrique Dante.s and Senorita Pepita Raga have cmc to Singapore to dance their flery flamencos and to let married They have been dancin i together for three and arc engaged. "But somehow," saiJ Pepita shyly, yesterday "something always crops up
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    Lock icon Easier to enter U.S.
    236 5 IKE WANTS IMMIGRATION LAWS CHANCED 1 Elsenhower yesterday .»sk«'il for changes In the l nlted states immigration laws so thtt it will be easier to give haven to refugees "who have fled Df m the future flee" from Communist tyranny. In a i.OOO-word special message to
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    Lock icon DR. EDITH'S LINEAGE -SHE'S BRITISH AFTER ALL...
    215 5 NEWSPAPERS in London yesterday published a letter from a relative of Dr. Edith Summerskill, Labour Member of Par liament and former minister, denying her statement in Egypt that she is of Norwegian descent. Dr. Summerskill, an outspoken critic of British Intervention in E.uypt
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    Lock icon BOAC PLANS EXPANSION
    80 5 Mr. Gerard D'Erlanger, the chairman of the British Overseas Corporation, said m Calcutta last night that he did not expect supersonic flights to be introduced on a commercial basis m the near future. Mr. D'Erlanger. who is j 00 a study tour of 8.0.A.C. stations m the
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    Lock icon 'MAU MAU' IN U.K.
    205 5 'MAU MAU' IN U.K. 'Blooding 7 of foxes is attacked A FORMER president Of the Methodist Congress Dr. Donald Soper, yesterday compared the fox hunting gentry of Britain with th c Man Man ol Kenya. Writin In the left wing weekly. Tribune, Dr. Soper declarer! (Jial the 1 a hunting
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    'MAD BOMBER' TRIAL IS OFF
    88 5 GEORGE Mt'tcsky. New York's alleged "Mad Bomber" appeared m court yesterday and again was remanded m the custodj of the Be I lev ue Hospital's psychiatric ward until tesi determine whether he i- s .sane ar t > completed. Metesky was charged on seven counts
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    CAR STRIKE OVER
    31 5 Ltnion officials and execuJ tives ol the Ford Motor Company In London last night reached tentative settlement of a strike which hurt made m'»r<> than 21.000 men Idle.
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      57 5 NAPRoN; BLONDING EMULSION lightens your hair to the exact shade you desire. With Napro Bkmding Bnulsioo -ou can Ughten your hair i shade— or be radiantly blonde. entle, lapro Blooding ftnniMon conains rich Ive oils th it r,\t- your hair loft, natural ooking, shining with now gloss and beauty. THE
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      52 5 CHOOSf "WILLEM II CICARS rO« OCIF SATISFACTION m&lfjF*J iv» HAUMirw XaoinO CO. (Ml tTB 1957 Models available at all Watch Dealers twd dints pictures Make arrangements for your photographs FREE PRESS PHOTOGRAPHER Telephone Singapore 2800 or write to Free Press Photographic Dept. 140-146 Cecil Street, THt* IttVtSl >P ONLY nVllltllr
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      232 6 "JilAi\Bii"\KK by lii I alk and IMiil Davia ■PHHRHBHDHHB lin i B^i I that's why we V time^ Itmis wAUGm^BOY V roy ..r YOU T- ART H HAS JZJr OUTLAWrP TIME/ TRAVEL* 7 OHf MAPE^ HME-TPAVEL )V UT YOU MEAN- YES. IT'S BEEN GEftM-f RET JE^y TRAVEL AGES i-THEN(6ULP) TOY--
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      653 6 BORN today, your moods are Hue- tuating and one can never be quite sure how you are going to be i from one day to the next. Sometimes you don't know yourseli You are talented and have gifta m the arts;. Your friends cxc your temper m coming from one
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      154 7 LONDON. Jan 31 PicviiMis lOd.«\ RUBBER No. 1 Rss cJ.f. luiopf.in jioits February 26", buyers lers 27 sellers March 26;, buyer., 2'J bu] I iei.- 27 RUBBI I Ni l K>s spot 27 bu: 26 RUBBI X v» i i:>> BiUWft Hmmc mm-, Marck 27 sellers Apr.
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      New York prices
      138 7 NEW YORK. Jan. SI. Previous Today TIN MrwU sikm 103 00 nun 103.12 norn TIN future* Frb 101.37 buyers 101.00 buyers 102.12 sellers 102 37 sellers St.md;ud Contract nn m x Manh 98 75 buyers 98.50 buyers 99.75 sellers 100. 00 sellers \nril 97.00 buyers 97.25 buyers
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      U.S. PEPPER
      33 7 Malabar I*mpon« .pot »tt. ment 26. Saia^ik awaiting rflfec 27 v afloaLs awmting release 274 sellers ex--27 to H%. ">d January ship- dork Above prices quoted m U.S cents per 10.
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      30 7 NEW i OKK, Jan. .1 Previous Today 30 Industrials 480.53 ***** 20 Railroad, 149.59 148. <9 40 DMolk Bond, 90 3- 90*0 is uuiitie. ,22 i 22-2?
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      53 7 LONDON. Jan. 31. Previous Today COPRA Philippines r.i.f. V.KJ 55S«^r"SnSfJ!SSa H»* -OX, WW sellers long ton Feb. March March April £67 no.n. £67 sellers COCONUT OH. crude Straits COCONUT OIL erode. Oylon ne^* ireigni raie PHILIPPINK COPRA c ii. lIS Pacific Coast porU per short 50
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    Machine will track satellites
    184 7 Machine will track satellites 4 NEW high-speed computing machine, for use m tracking "satellites" travelling at 18,000 m.p.h. above the earth during the International O cophysical Year, which begins m July, has been designed by American scientists. The machine can predict the orbit of a "satellite' within seconds of receiving
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    Smokers on trial by hypnosis—7 out of 18 gave it up
    373 7 Smokers on trial by hypnosis— 7 out of 18 gave it up A "CAN-YOU-GIVE-IT-SMOKING" test has just ended. It was arranged m conjunction with a newspaper that circulates throughout the British Isles. After three 14-minute sessions m which eighteen readers, sitting before a giant picture of a hypnotist, were put
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    WINNING COAL BY AUTOMATION
    153 7 f\O\L m Britain may be Vj mined and brought to the surface "without being touched by human hand". if experimental machinery now being I sembled by the National Coal Board m Derbyshire proves iuccesBful m leiti due to begin soon. The equipment, which is being taken
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      57 7 >♦♦♦♦♦-« SINGAPORE I HIGH TIDES > TODAY: lI JI p.m. X TOMORROW: 0.36 a.m. i> and 12.05 p.m. J; SUNDAY: 0.59 am and V 5 1!38 p.m. J t MONDAY: 1.22 a.m. and 1.12 pm. X TUESDAY: 147 a.m. <► f and 1.41 p.m. JJ o WEDNESDAY: 1.14 a.m. and
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    THE BIRTH OF A GREAT NEW OCEAN QUEEN
    169 8 4> fFHE P. O. Com- pany has placed 1 an order for a new JI 45,000-ton passenger liner with Messrs. Harland Wolff, the <> Belfast shipbuilders. This new liner, which 1j will be of a radically new design, is intended for o
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    SWEET DREAMS —ON MINK
    119 8 SWEET DREAMS —ON MINK i> TfILM actress Monique Van Vooren will soon sleep on an 4 V all-white mink bed. Monique has 11 mink coats m her i, wardrobe and feels that she is well taken care of during the daytime. J! But she said jokingly: "But I cannot sleep
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    60 seconds life of a woman save 'dead' save dead'
    334 8 60 seconds life of a woman save 'dead' save dead' Doctor's dilemma during operation DR. MARTIN LESSER, Sf-year-old smith African, went to the bed of a married woman patient at the St. (iiles Hospital, ramberwell. it was a simple affair, a minor examination. The operation began -it 12.3#, ended at
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    GENIUS LONELY WHO LEADS A LIFE
    228 8 GENIUS LONELY WHO LEADS A LIFE <> < SOMERSET MAU(,H\M. the En*- <> lish novelist and <► playwright, was 83 i, on Jan. '25. He cdeb- rated his birthday alone at his villa at Cap Farrat, m the South of France, where he has lived for some years. .Maugham has
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    No more traffic jams
    146 9 DOUBLE ymu road- ways. If you can t do it iMeways, do U be- I low ground. It you can't I I do it below ground, d<» it overhead I This is the Bel- I flail slogan for the I IWO-jreai plan which is getting Brussels
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    RICHARD THINKS THE TOPPERS ARE TOPS
    162 9 1 VI r HAT the herk is I Mum getting up to? That's the problem that E has been puzzling three- year -old Richard Afton E Binc c his mother— heiress Wife of a top television r: variety producer went i bark to The
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    It's the brightest comet of all...
    285 9 It's the brightest comet of all... 4 NEW comet has appeared m the sky. The Arend Rowland 1956 H A shtoing traveller from space -la streaking towards the sun al trementiimS S Stin' invisible to the naked eye, m April it may be the brlghtesi Sh 'B^muf-umm.T it will be
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      111 9 z I Lower- Mof*4*li Lounge —only on Pan American's President Service to the U.S.A. Here m the attractive downstairs club lounge of your Super "Strato" Clipper* ><>v chat with fellow passengers,.. sip yur favorite refreshment from the bar. At the cocktail hour Van American servw you chilled Champagne and hot
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    Girl with split mind accused of murdering her 'Fairy Godmother'
    829 10 Girl with split mind accused of murdering her 'Fairy Godmother' The tragedy of the week ;BY A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT! 1 THIS is a real life tragedy m three acts. The principal characters a kindly, elderly widow and the young tfirl she brought up as child evacuee during the war. The
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    THE NIGHT LILY PUT OUT THE STREET LIGHTS
    215 10 THE NIGHT LILY PUT OUT THE STREET LIGHTS IUIIEX the bill for £32 dropped on Mrs. Lily Mon- fredi's doormat she went very pale. It was a lot to pay for three months' electricity. It was even worse than the previous hill. So she got the Inspector round to study
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      182 10 WEEK-ENDER (S)| Welcomes m Chinese New 1 bumper issue that everybody will want mf f J%. WEEK-ENDER Inside you get the best reading and pictures tor your Chinese New Year Week-end pleasure— |V page after exciting page of special features, articles, featurettes, cartoons, sports, This week's .k II I 1
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    A FILTER GETS TOP PICTURES..
    699 11  -  Jerry Field Bm School for photographers VLTITH the tremendous world-wide increase m the popularity of photography In the past decade, it is surprising how few amateur picture-taken arc taking advantage of Alters— those little pieces of coloured glass or gelatin which can do so much
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    Let EXPERTS solve your problems
    451 11 Let EXPERTS solve your problems QOi all the photo- graphic paper developers on the market, which m your estimation is the best? A I would definitely cast my vote for the developer recommended by the pape r manufacturer. You'l! find his suggestions on the instruction sneet packaged with the paper.
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    Lock icon Special cabinet council to boost trade
    471 12 Special cabinet council to boost trade gjhgjhgkjg JAPAN'S International Trade and Industry Minister Mikio Ritizuta said m Tokyo that he would set up a special cabinet council to expand Japan's foreign trade. This council would Include ministers of the International Trade and industry. Finance, Agricultural and Foreign portfolios and the
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    PULSE
    358 12 hklkjkljhklj PEACE OFFERS CLOAK RED RISING PLANS' i BURMESE COMMUNISTS ARE TRYING TO LULL THE GOVD ERNMENT INTO A FALSE SENSE OF SECURITY WHILE PLANNING AN ARMED UPRISING, A GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL HAS DISCLOSED IN RANGOON. The Information Minister, Thakin Chit Maung showed newsmen communist documents which had been captured
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    Advantage of U.S. system
    111 12 A SUPERVISOR of Chinese schools m the Federation of Malaya believes a clo.se link is rstablished between teacher and student m American elementary schools because each child is taught as an individual and not as part of a whole. Mrs. Hannah C. Mci has been m
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    Breathing space, then...
    153 12 THE Government's rejection of Burmese Communist 'Peace offers' while the rebels prepare for armed violence has been praised by the Burmese Press. Burmese columnist Nga Paw U, writing m the (Guardian had this to sa> m part: The HMftfl revealing part of the document related to Thakin
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    Lock icon After 3 years, firm 'No'
    184 12 After 3 years, firm 'No' The Japanese Government has refuted I South Koreas claim to the tiny Takeshima Island oft southwest Japan, the Tokyo Mainichi Shim bun said. The report said the Japanese Foreign Ministry recently handed the note to the Korean ambassador m Tokyo, Mr. Kirn Shik. It was
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    BRIDGE HAND
    234 13 to dumi Ie of Ibbtr 0 to 1,440 plus 100. the enouyh to dds clown to a three to < I sM\(. POINTS: When .aim (i don't r i man, the Information 1 m TODAYS hand b slightly A changed from one which was reported m The Bridge
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    BOOK of the WEEK
    411 13 The House of Secrei is the book from I which the plot of the j film was taken. This thrilling story of the ad- ntiires of a youn^ man who is thrown l>\ a stiper- firial resemblance to a certain (dead) Riinßster into the middle of
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    Shaw and Elgarthe oddest of admirers
    584 13 Shaw and Elgarthe oddest of admirers 1 1 S tbJ 'I^XO lijHi LETTERS OF EDWARD ELGAR AND OTHER WRITINGS. Edited by Feny M. Young. Blee. 371 pages. rpHEY were the oddest of mutual admirers Bernard Shaw the rebel, x the Socialist, the freethinker, and Edward Elgar, the Conservative and Roman
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      75 13 Ricohf/ex >-£/? TURE/ f/ /f WHAT VERSATILITY! Tr« ]^allrS*i^*rJ'M\ 2 m I feature found rnly S^^HlltA^d^^^^ m thc mc t ex[>er c ■^SllßMHr^^W^ cameras, v. tth 120 film you H^ \\*T \j ut TuT our tran r patcr I 3liV r*^Vl 3^ colour-corrcctci VlttB@l\RM\ VW^y«\ c °o tpd '/3-5 Ieo9;
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      179 13 (I.IKS ACROSS 2 Cater this way (5). 1 From this window you may 3 A ringular genhu haa It (s>. 6ee.... <8). 5 St.imp m which goats, per--4 ....the nav.il review of this haps, are evident (7), head t4) 6 Tie her finally (6). 9 a bit oi a ngnu
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    He stopped too soon
    57 14 He stopped too soon AL PERKINS of Brit nn lust an International crots-country race yesterday through an "incomprehensible error." A kilometre before the finish he thought be had won and stopp Th» iit 'i running i f thi.> Lasai won by Antonio Am< roa ol Spain. Alter holding tlu v
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    MUELLER STOPS ITALIAN RIVAL
    36 14 German mlddleweighl champion Fetor Muellei beat Italian Gino Menoz2 jon a technical knockoul last night. The referee halted the uneven fi^ht ii the last of the schedulec tit rounds at Oldenburg many.
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    FULLMER WINS
    21 14 Gene Fullmer, world middle r boxing champion oul Will: Orea burgh m a ten round i. s.iit Lake I
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    RUGBY UNION
    24 14 by i n i n m th< 0 r 10 1 h Royal Air Poi ;e Universil H c Dublin I :ter.
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    Guts and punching power
    509 14 Four years to be boxing king 'pilK young man on your left is Floyd Patterson. He is pasting that great ring genera) Archie Moore to become heavyweight champion of the world. Ever since Floyd won the 1952 Olympic middleweight championship at Helsinki, boxing authorities had been
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    LIGHTWEIGHT TANGLE IS SORTED OUT
    393 14  - LIGHTWEIGHT TANGLE IS SORTED OUT ARCHIE QUICK By THE British lightweight boxing tangle lias sorted itself out; the tangled skein was unravelled at the Royal Albert Hall and the pieces of the new pattern fell into place very neatly. After the heat of battle had subsided tl en H^ a
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    PREVIEW
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