The Singapore Free Press, 12 February 1957
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The Singapore Free Press
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Title Section19 1957-02-12 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale in Malaya No. *****. Singapore. Tuesday, February 1?. 1957. Prioe 15 CU.19 words
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Article, Illustration118 1957-02-12 1 THE IKE TALKS HAILED 'Back to normal move after Suez rpHE restoration of norma J. Anglo-American accorc after the Middle Easi crisis will be a dominani aim of the four-day talk* between President Ei.sei.hower and the British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan in Bermuda next month, informed politica] sources saidReuter - 118 words
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Article, Illustration628 1957-02-12 1 When the supreme step comes Three thousand five hundred miier-prhrlleged and handicapped children In Singapore wealed with delight as they iratched a free performance given by the ikinosnita ircus yesterday Vh -tiirp shows little Ang Hin timidlv ttretehln* 0.,t his hand forReuter; U.P.; A.P.; Free Press picture - 628 words
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Article76 1957-02-12 1 Zero hour for Ali? 1 1 "INFORMED observers in Indonesia believed the cabinet of Premier Ali JSastroamidjojo would fall v ithin the next week or two. the New York Times reported yesterday. In dispatch from Jakarta the paper said that i political tensions in and outside the Cabinet, seven weeks76 words
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Article32 1957-02-12 1 March first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened In Singapore this morning at 88 > cents a lb., down one-eighth of a cent on yesterday's close. The tone was uncertain.32 words
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Article, Illustration19 1957-02-12 1 OSBERT LANCASTER - OSBERT LANCASTER >ou ,r >ior tilUnit »»if t'n> k»i unvt/iinj; hulf ■I !.ih<W u, \f, M //«s19 words
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Advertisement12 1957-02-12 1 f *V£ tVAAtr y CADBURY'S Ui FOILED FOR FRESHNESS J S CAO/57-f12 words
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Article56 1957-02-12 2 Life has returned to normal in the small village ol Fara Novarese with a dance ending the annual "Women's Day." Following a 300-year-old custom of obscure origin the menfolk did the housework and cooked the Sunday lunch, while the women paced the village squareReuter - 56 words
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Article162 1957-02-12 2 Kiddies to have their own home THE Singapore Children's Society is building up a fund to acquire a permanent home for und( r-privileged children. The society's rented premises in Tomlinson Road has room for only 35 children. The society's treasurer, Mr. W. M. Pierey. told the Free Press yesterday that162 words
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Article44 1957-02-12 2 The Voyager, the first of three Daring Class superdestroyers to be built in Australia, was handed over to the Royal Australian Navy yesterday. The Voyager has a displacement of 3,500 tons, and is the first all-welded ship built in Australia. ReuterReuter - 44 words
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Article, Illustration147 1957-02-12 2 A REHEARSAL of the "Beggars Opera," a Teacher's Training College presentation, was held over the weekend. .The three-day season opens at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Thursday. More than 2.000 tickets have already been sold. Among the guests, the Governor of Singapore, Sir Robert Black andFree Press - 147 words
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Article, Illustration218 1957-02-12 2 Advice from the Registrar of Vehicles TAKE PARKED CARS OFF ROADS THE retiring Registrar of Vehicles. Mr. B. C. J. Buckeridge, told the Fred Press yesterday, that the traffic problem was gradually worsening in Singapore, but motorists themselves could ease the situation by "taking parked cars off the roads." Mr.218 words
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Article, Illustration69 1957-02-12 2 The Australian Government has received no suggestion or any information through official channels that the United States wants to develop an air base on British Commonwealth Territory in the Antarctic. Mr. S. V. Masilamani and his bride, the former Miss T. Indrani, seen at their wedding at theFree Press - 69 words
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Article43 1957-02-12 2 Atomic energy will provide all Britain's electricity within a few years and will be cheaper than other sources of power. Mr. Robin McAlpine. British Construction Company executive. predicted in an interview in Los Angeles yesterday ReuterReuter - 43 words
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Article146 1957-02-12 2 FIRM'S FLEET GROWS Efficient service the aim, manager THE KNUTSEN LINE intends to introduce more ships on its service as soon as possible. It has at present five ship.^ doing a three-weekly service between the west coast of America via Philippines. Hong Kong, Malayan and Australia Among these, the Ellm146 words
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Article88 1957-02-12 2 Mr. Tai Ah Bee - Mr. Tai Ah Bee. rE Singapore Taxi Transport Association has formed a committee to-pro-mote better relationship between drivers and owners. The newly elected president, Mr. Oh Kim Pong, told this to his 400-strong Association members at their 11th annual dinner in Singapore. He said the purpose of88 words
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Advertisement68 1957-02-12 2 Wir BiVIl m^k amazing M conspiracy world ly and love before I Anastas i a VhINEMASCOPC i. AdM TAMiROFF MARIITA Hf. c^Mtu.. BUDDY ADIER ->^ AWATDIt lITVAK AkIHUR LAURENT eilllDlßllllll^lSßSllir for the treatment of B Edema, Barm Ulcert, Sl«g|Mi H WovmU. < nt Bruises. Sunburn. I CJhaji pi i»ii. Fi.islics.68 words
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Advertisement97 1957-02-12 2 s vtf%l% STARS VOCALISTS T|lP TUNES BAND..! I W ALL IN THIS YEAR'S I TCP MUSICAL GANGSTER FILM (wb) I pHis Big New Rolei— flfc) j i IMCKWEBB as PETE KELLY 1 cK^ope NUBS dFJ&I TOP MlilS I JANET LEIGH EDMONDOWUEN LEE MARVIN ANDY DEVINi: top \or\us is PEGGY LEE97 words
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Article151 1957-02-12 3 DELAY IN SUEZ CLEAN UP THE removal of the sunken Egyptian blockship Akka from the Suez Canal has been delayed by strong currents, a United Nation.s spokesman said yesterday. Earlier German salvage experts, forecast that the Akka, a concrete- filled tank landing ship, would be raised before today. The statementA.P. - 151 words
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Article, Illustration122 1957-02-12 3 'Kidnapped' at the ball r>IOTOIS BIT HUMOR- Ol'S scenes were witnessed in London's fashionable Kensington quarter when a "Period" party was given by .Mr. Jeremy Rltli and his wife Antonio, artist daughter of the playwright Anthony Arnistron»\ Inch person attending tht parly was asked to bring a bottle of "somettlilljr"Popper - 122 words
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Article58 1957-02-12 3 rTHE Soviet Union Claim* i f 1 is using atomic energy to grow bigger crops. A report by scientists says isotopes are being applied to determine the best dates for the use of phosphatic fertilisers in the cultivation of potatoes, sugar beets and other crops, asA.P. - 58 words
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Article50 1957-02-12 3 THE Singapore battalion of the Boys' Brigade will hold a reunion dinner and il on Feb. 23 at the St. Andrew's Cathedral Memorial Hall at 8 p.m Members and friends wishing to attend may get in touch with Mr. Tang Tuck Wah. 63, Hill Street. Singapore50 words
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Article21 1957-02-12 3 A bus plunged 2.600 reel over a mountainside near San Salidor, trilling tie and Injuring 31.21 words
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Article199 1957-02-12 3 EARTHQUAKE STRIKES BRITAIN Chimney stacks tumble in 30-second shake-uf. WIDE AREA of the English midlands was shaken this afternoon by I "minor earthquake" which lasted as loii£ as thirty seconds in some place*. It is thought, to have been the most serious tremor in Britain since the middle of theReuter - 199 words
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Article129 1957-02-12 3 INUE rillagc of I) inuha. in the western Idea Frotee- E toratc. win destroyed E by Koyal Air Force E bomb and rocket E attacks yesterday after r a IS iiniir ultimatum to E hand over dissident E tribesmen had empires E an oflh ial communiqur reportedReuter - 129 words
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Article46 1957-02-12 3 Twenty year-old Jacques Corbeau spent his wedding night at a police station in Saint Quentin, France. Police said he slapped hit bride in a restaurant argument after the wedding anc 1 then attacked a policeman who tried t 0 intervene. A .P.A.P. - 46 words
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Advertisement66 1957-02-12 3 RARE EXQUISITE ;iijei?iaiii i i i i n i a i a S ...FIGHTING MAD! ALAN LADD!\ ■...as you fifce HI Ml m with ROSSANA PODESTA of HELEN of TROY famel ■1 T T"*ir -T r^t v^an'ffJ Jf BM^ ■pSMMBMlif^w J /i ■Mb p^ fl M iapp Podesta |a Mißji66 words
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Advertisement117 1957-02-12 3 1 F/?O.\/ BELGIUM w THE FINEST UPHOLSTERY I Or/<> f>y ///c mosi beautiful in the assortment of lovely designs and modem rolour combinations is the Spotird F«>lkura\r. m background slm</es of Daffodil. Cherry. Black, Grey, Green. The Cmm) Stripes sr« ulu> very gay -in Yellow, Black, Red. 4 Plald i-117 words
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306 1957-02-12 4 The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY. February 12, 1957 Opinion Bullet at the ballet SINGAPORE is honoured by the presence for the first time in its history of a highly talented ballet company. For a brief spell, our citizens are being treated to a feast of magnificent dancing by artistes who306 words
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Article, Illustration623 1957-02-12 4 Bristol boys go for BIG results tyHEN the airmen of Bristol get to work the result is usually something pretty big, and the "Whispering Giant" is no exception. The long-range Britannia, soon to go on the North Atlantic routes, will be the world's largest airliner. Britannias are built in the623 words
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Article98 1957-02-12 4 Beachcomber - Beachcomber IN a gale of wind the other day a hat's man was blown away down the street. A woman who saw him blown clean out of his j\ hat tried to put her foot on him as he howled along the gutter. The hat was finally98 words
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Advertisement32 1957-02-12 4 WORLD FAMOUS 6ERMAN I RADIO Sjiken y TELEFUNKEN with Hi-Fi system and 3-D sound Obt.iin.iblr from your nearest dc.ilc- or cont.ict 1 SEOW KUAN CO., 4 6. Dhohv Ch.nit. Singapore. Tel: *****32 words
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Advertisement66 1957-02-12 4 ATELLI S ih3 MACAROM SPAGHETTI (I VERMICELLI EGG NOODLES 1 I u I 1 1 1 fish, niral or Hirrsr make (juick and tasty week*ead dishes. CATELLI S ALPHABETS Y^jf Put Alphabets in your children's [u^Tj^ soup; they just love them. W X-RAY CLUB LOTTERY l\\ Closing dote 28.2. 57.66 words
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Article212 1957-02-12 5 r jMIK London Daily Express yesterday claimed there is a fear that Soviet Russia will eventually demand the territory around her base of Mirny, in the Antarctic. Britain, this Independent right-wing newspaper suggested, should give Australia the strongest support in resisting any Russian encroachment AlterReuter - 212 words
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Article102 1957-02-12 5 i T VM\: British Foreign E A Office is asking; four E British students who E Ipent 1 1 days in a Hun- E garian jail after being E charged with espionaso to pay the cost of their air passage (r i■ Vienna to LmiUon. E .Mr.102 words
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Article, Illustration99 1957-02-12 5 Sixty-ciuht countries will send representatives to the first International Buddhist Parliament to be held In Colombo at the end of May to make preparations for the celebrations of the Buddhist Jayanti year. 'piIE GERMAN film starlet Anr. e Marie Kolb has just been signed up to play thePopper - 99 words
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Article, Illustration409 1957-02-12 5 200,000 windfall for Spore when Canadian Navy calls II M( S Ontario is one of the BMMi travelled C.ina- dian warships. She has visited the Far Fast, Australia New Zealand and Furor* 1 and ranged up and down the Pacific coast. I In 1951,409 words
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Article35 1957-02-12 5 About 600 Egyptian youths will attend the Soviet Festival of Youth in Moscow on July 28 as guests of the Institute of Economy. it was reported in Cairo yesterday. ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article63 1957-02-12 5 TWO members of Bus Antarctic expedition were killed by an avalanche of snow and iCv as their ship was unloading supplies for the Soviet base at Mirny, Moscow Radio reported last night The radio said the two j dead men were from the Antarctic ship Lena. TheyReuter - 63 words
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Article21 1957-02-12 5 A complete new Issue oi Austrian bank notes will I in braille so thai le can recognise tlu-ir value.21 words
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Advertisement38 1957-02-12 5 I i URGENT MEMO w MENFOLK its St. VALENTINES DAY FEBRUARY 14th Choose a gift by I/V PerfuflMs A (.ifl Packs i jJ'f Beauty Cases ttfjr wVlm FROM: MAYNARD CO., LTD. 11 BATTERY RCAD. I SINGAPORE, TEL: *****.38 words
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Miscellaneous188 1957-02-12 6 \KI hy Lee lalk and I'hil l»avi« fc^ /<4r 'tf pAh f £l£s% £J Y 0 I I 'ANP7HAT6WWmfiOP£T'-lw\ I ENOU6H I WAIT! ONE MOS?E--hvT o« .Pc-nr^c^^f^ M^r^ £P£2 2Xl"* £lfCf/?CW/C CO//.-- CHEAP?/? QUESTIONS. YOUR PEOPLE Uhf^PJJp ?aw S S£ MS Vr,?t*4 I On&y&OFTUeFOG'-* AA/PSKW&/? 7J/AA/ fiOft:"*. NOW I V188 words
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Miscellaneous641 1957-02-12 6 IT is within your power to become one ot the outstanding personali- ties of your own age if you are will- i i ing to develop, to its highest poten- I tial. the power that is within you. Strictly an individualist, you to care little what others think say of641 words
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Article18 1957-02-12 7 j^kv bus SJ^r-ffiSis: to 26 and February shipment y4boye prices quoted in U.S. cents per iu.18 words
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Article78 1957-02-12 7 coprv nnn' cif. ik; North turoiwan •J"^^ weight p<T long t«n *eb .1i.. SOPKA. StraiLs c.i.f r.K/Nof"' OOCOMVT OH- crude Straits Sif '^SuimJS*"* Ion? ton i-^b Marcli ONI TOH crude. ey \,n c.i.f. Ku.opcan ,»orLs bulk per lone t«" J^^b Man h n I-HIIIPriNF COPRA c.,f.78 words
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Article, Illustration46 1957-02-12 7 King Saud .f Saudi Arabia is seen his son three-year-old Prince Masb.ur. aboard liner Constitution, which took them to New Vork i fOr^e l Maru^ S Vi i riPP.e- D ,P<>"o.andwhi 1 e Am#»rira received medical treatment, S in America r«-ici*tu ..•■••■niniiiiiiiiiii46 words
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Article323 1957-02-12 7 Case of a Sailor Who Never was XTINETEEN-YEAR-OLD stowaway Hiram MM*N'tev Driver, who could be called The Sa.lor Who Never Was. stood before jud K e who wrote -ThP Man Who Never Was. And the judge-Mr. Bwei Montagu, Q.C., Recorder 0 Southampton. England spoke up for him. Here is a323 words
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Article88 1957-02-12 7 Britain's first am- bulance for dogs is operating in Liverpool where it was ordered I by the local branch I of the RS.P.C X This V: 1.000 vehicle is said to equal in its ftttinss and service any standard am- bulance for human beintjs. In some88 words
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244 1957-02-12 7 T IGHTERMAN Vi c JL' Woods is in trouble with his union and his mates -for working too hard. He was working at Bei- lamy's Wharf. HrfbtttiM^ when four wheat-laden Ja*es. weighting a total o! 600 tons, were brought in. Vic -6244 words
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Article, Illustration16 1957-02-12 7 f suppose when Voctor Summer skill treats a cold she sympathises with the germs ,S16 words
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Advertisement34 1957-02-12 7 |h,v The unique features of Nivca I &L 1 creme and Nivea Skin Oil have > j| been combined 10 this one oil ■Nbl specially blended for the very KjJ| delicate skin of \oung babies.34 words
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Miscellaneous49 1957-02-12 7 1 SINGAPORE I I HIGH TIDES TODAY. 10 !0 P.nv j S TOMORROW: <> a.m. and i%S7 P m THURSDAY: 10.12 a.m. and 1132 p.m. FRIDAY. 10.59 a.m. SATURDAY: 0.0« a.m. and 11 4G p.m. SUNDAY: 039 am j and W» P m MONDAY: 142 am and U9 p.m. **********49 words
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Article327 1957-02-12 8 Animals ca human an be n, too ANIMALS »re always getting into the news— and here arc some pictures just to prove it. First there's Muffin, the Shetland pony. Before he starts work at the Sheffield Lyceum Theatre, in England, he always slips across the road for a pint of327 words
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116 1957-02-12 8 July, 18 pretty £irls will bo weekend guests of the Duke and Duchess of Bedford at Woburn Abbey, Bedf »chir-> nrr iurcusini > They will be "Dairy Princesses"' finalists for this year's National Dairy Queen competition picked for their "healthy appearance, natural attrac tiveness116 words
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Article, Illustration7 1957-02-12 8 ...And for me it is bottoms up!7 words
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Article85 1957-02-12 8 Cosmo opolitan Welcome TORQUAY, which welco guages, has received < East to make M ten. Mr. p. Y. Tang, pore, who read 0/ the approaches toSnglan 'welcome" in English, French, Spanish. Arabic I written to Torquay Corpc getting that greetings in lelcomet its visitors in nine lan- a" invitation from85 words
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Article, Illustration229 1957-02-12 9 A steel shield will save atom sailors SCIENTISTS working on thr development ol an atomic, marine engine for Britain's merchant ships of the future have discovered that a shield at least 3ft. thick around parts ol the engine room will be needed to protect the v< and crew from radiation.229 words
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Article, Illustration1230 1957-02-12 10 RAY PARKER - RAY PARKER By A RED DRESS AND PINK POODLE rwiHIS IS THE SECOND IN A SERIES OF ARTICLES ON JAYNE MANSFIELD, A I TEXAS CINDERELLA WHO USED AMBI- TION AND A 40-INCH BUST TO BREAK INTO A STAGE AND SCREEN CAREER, AND RANKS WITH ELVIS (THE PELVIS)1,230 words
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Article, Illustration131 1957-02-12 10 The Ark included three dogs, three cats and a white rabbit. While husband dutifully unpacked their belongings at a Sunset Boulevard motel, Jayne sauntered to a public phone booth and deposited a dime to talk to the head of Paramount Studios." I don't know why I131 words
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Article263 1957-02-12 11 yyiULK U. S. ECONOMIC AID TO NATIONALIST CHINA (FORMOSA) HAS BEEN "WISELY HANDLED,- THAT FOR INDIA, PAKISTAN AND KOREA HAVE COME IN FOR U.S. DOUBT ANT) CRITICISM. Mr. Benjamin F. Fairiess a member of President Eisenhower's Citizens Advisory Committee touring Asia, told pressmen in Taipch,U.P.; A.P. - 263 words
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Article77 1957-02-12 11 TiIRS. Indira Gandhi. daughter of Premier Nehru, has denied telling an election meeting at Allahabad that India's Communists and Socialists were receiving financial aid from abroad. Indignant Socialist leaders refuted the charges and Mr. Nehru was reported to be concerned about the remark. In a subsequent statement toA.P. - 77 words
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Article43 1957-02-12 11 The Indian Government is reported to have instructed state governments and other official bodic< asking them not to patronise or encourage ten group* believed to be Communist-backed. Thev include the All-India Students Federation and the Indo-Soviet Cultural Society.- A .P.A.P. - 43 words
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Article170 1957-02-12 11 lAPAN still wants relaxation of Western con- trols over trade with Soviet bloc nations, particularly Red China. Poreign Minister Nobusuko Kishi has rcemphasised Japan's stand to reporters in Tokyo. H<* ciuilirini-d reports thai Japan had received a feeler from the United Statei on theA.P. - 170 words
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Article39 1957-02-12 11 The Ceylon firm of Freudenburg (Ceylon) Ltd. has entered an agreemeni with the Japanese Mitsubishi combine to form a .t: 75.000 corporal ion tundertake development ;ind modernisation projects, a geological survey ind establish n< i w industries. A.P.A.P. - 39 words
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Advertisement42 1957-02-12 11 FREE PRESS SHOPPING GUIDE iARDEN WAY MILK BAR 5, Serangoon Garden Way pecial Fish Chips erved daily at moderate prices S-B, Pririsi'p Sear Cathay jL^ N: 2538(1. Singaporf-7. PERMANENT WAVE. MANICURE ETC. Prompt (nicl Courteous Service by Euro/, tun and Asian Hairstylists.42 words
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Advertisement52 1957-02-12 11 PLANT YATES SEEDS now in time for FLOWER SHOW Sato/eg 10, De Souza St., Tel: ***** JFI TONIC of CHAP /fci GAJAH t&ZA BLOOD rim BUILDER BY jJvil Distributors i| v. Mohamet! B^""2^M KafBlm Co Johori- FJiihru I SOTO WATCHES Masterpiece of precision and design 1957 Models available at all52 words
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Advertisement69 1957-02-12 11 NON-saIEARTNG LIPSTICK One Application Lasts Whole Day A In 3 Colours Bin Hj ♦x 1 ffii" BRISH N \^k Sole A««M,ts: WING ON CO. 73-75, South Bridge Koad, Singapore Tel ***** CARPETS! Have Them Dry Cleaned S at WASHINGTON DRY CLEANING CO. SINGAPORE-*. TELe ***** 412/414 ORCHARD ROAD Dine at69 words
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Advertisement77 1957-02-12 11 For it ir i:\it i KM-: watch! REPAIRS (All Makes) Call at LANKA JEWELLERS 'THE HOUSE FOR CF VI <>N GEMSi 20. BATTERY ROAD. S PORE-1 PHONE: ***** THE INTERNATIONAL TAILORS HIGH CLASS LADIES and GENTS TAILORS Tailored To Perfection Satisfaction Cuaranteed Call Today for Your Requirements Terms Moderate 3677 words
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Advertisement82 1957-02-12 11 COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY NANYANG PRESS LTD. 63, Robinson Road, Singapore wC PROCESSING 2 days PRINTS 3 days (Mounts Available) There is always something new in T E X T I L I S for you at MAGANLALS So Pay Us A Trial Visit At 85/87. Arab Street S pore-7. Tel: *****82 words
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Advertisement127 1957-02-12 11 Page 11 if spo* 3D SUPER HI-FI SOUND The World's Finest Radio Sole Agents: KEE HUAT RADIO CO., LTD. 122/124. Orchard Rd.. Spor«--9. I ll \tt it- II MODERNIZES KITCHENS Choice of 101 Budget Values to add new beauty in your home. jKntA* Ct/jOAI. RECIPE FILE \\A-^l^*^ Owrablt, ry»tI?** proof.127 words
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Article, Illustration423 1957-02-12 12 SUNDAY GIAM - RUSSIAN PRINTS INSPIRE LOCAL LENSMEN SUNDAY GIAM L<RffiffßffillPn???!ffl?ff)TW sBHE 4?1 MSHH i 'I ML. m pOLOUB photograph! y now on show in the Bth Singapore International Salon at the British Council Hall have greatly inspired some of our best lensmen. The exhibition was officially opened on last Friday by the423 words
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Article, Illustration700 1957-02-12 13 ITS NOT HARD TO MAKE i>;^ -iw >j *G r wQi? Www** THIS is how to reupholster a dining chair similar lo the one shown in the sketch on the right. Cavity sheet litlcx foam about I] ins. or 2 ins. thick is recommended 1o r700 words
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Article, Illustration144 1957-02-12 13 Try making a fruit basket This is a simple task and the only tools required lo make Urn attractive item are a hand saw and a drill The two ends are cut trom i in ply to the poportions shown Mark lines i in in from the side and bottom144 words
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Article172 1957-02-12 13 TO LOOSEN Tl(i II T ■CBBWfI clamp an adjustable spanner to the screwdriver blade, put the screwdriver in the screw slot and use the spanner as a kver. Increase the friction of the screwdriver so that it holds in the slot by drawing the blade across a piece172 words
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Advertisement14 1957-02-12 13 »*^Sj% *C momtcnoncc. Full detail* from *mm *Z2Sk BB^^^^ IwJvlvX'l'l'JßJ^Mi A. OCONNOR CO.. LTD.14 words
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605 1957-02-12 14 OLD MAIDS OF SOCCER ARE WAKING UP -Says DESMOND HACKETT THE Football League and the Football Association have primly announced that on April 5 representatives will meet to discuss the possibility ot selected clubs from Scotland, Wales, Ireland, France. Belgium, Spain, and Italy playing against one another. With the caution605 words
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Article423 1957-02-12 14 Tj/HATKVER their fortunes W now in the sevens rugby tournament, the Royal Australian Air Force team will not have a closer shave than yesterday. Call It what you will—stateness over-confidence or just plain bad luck: the fact Is that the fancied Aussie team were423 words
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Article133 1957-02-12 14 VERNOR MORGAN - Sponge battle will flare anew VERNOR MORGAN By ONE of the toughest battles to take place in Stockholm next month during the world table tennis championships will be round the table and not on it. Asian view England. Wales and others will be on one side of the taUc Japan,133 words
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Article, Illustration273 1957-02-12 14 Free Press Rugby Reporter SINGAPORE COULD HAVE WON THE DRAWN ALL-BLUES RUGGER FINAL AGAINST PERAK LAST SATURDAY. This is the view of Singapore Asian Rugby* Union secretary Mr. Niaz Mohd. Shah, who ac- companies the side to Kuala Lumpur. They had to withdraw J Be said273 words
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Article104 1957-02-12 14 Tackling must improve rpHE vi(( -President of Ike Singapore All Blurs, Mr. N| Wood Run. said it was the hrst final he had Ken. Must outstanding points he noted were: 0 Though Singapore's tackling was weak in the fiist halt they made amends for it in the second. and hrought104 words
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Article84 1957-02-12 14 He added that it was an equally shared fft. with Perak dominating the first half and tile olony c«ntinnovtlj attacking in the second. "Ramli was first class and I think he will improve a great deal, as he is only II now. "Boon I.eong also played a grand84 words
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Article, Illustration2467 1957-02-12 15 ALLAN LEWIS - ALLAN LEWIS mCE by RACE by DAHAGIA will win the Class 2 Div. 1 sprint at Hukit Timah tomorrow and i<s one of the day's best bets. Bahagia finished second to Triwalla in his outing at Ipoh over the same distance for which he is penalised 72,467 words
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Article32 1957-02-12 15 Following tone will not start to morrow: I) an d e Bay. Iris>l Pearl, Interlaken, Pulo Puteh, Toly's D?li&iil Inverness. Twinklrtoe* Sweet Violets. Binp* Winged Warrior, an Hijjh Noon.32 words
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Article244 1957-02-12 15 TWO MARTIN TRAINED I A HORSES MADE FASTEST TIME AT BUKIT TIMAH THIS MORNING ON THE NUMBER TWO TRACK WHICH IS STILL SOFT DESPITE YESTERDAY'S CLEAR SKIES. nin'-cum (Chadwick) m leni with either Nufenen or Bt, Vitui (it was hard to tell in the halt244 words
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Advertisement14 1957-02-12 15 SINGAPORE'S SOCCER STORY OF THE YEAR-in tomorrow's Free Press! •it •■<•■••• 1 1 >•••••••<••• iiHiiiiiHiiMMiillliliiliiniiiii iiiiniiinn.14 words
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Advertisement25 1957-02-12 15 Bl fc i I Ham »C»l f I foCEAIT PARK HOTEL A sea front Hotel of distinction crowning its ten-acre Park Dancing nightly except Monday25 words
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Article, Illustration634 1957-02-12 16 EGYPTIANS MAY BAR U.K. FROM CANAL Israel wont surrender Gaza Strip 50... Nasser OIKS big again a hands off me: speech IN the first public state- merit since the announcement of America's Middle East policy, President Nasser of Egypt .said yesterday: "We are determined in our way to achieve theReuter; A.P.; U.P. - 634 words
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Article55 1957-02-12 16 St. Mirren be.U Partick Thistle 5-1 after extra time In the second replay of their Scottish Football Association Cup fifth round tie at Hampden Park yesterday. The score was one-all after 90 minutes" play. St. Mirren are at home to Dunfermline Athletic In theReuter - 55 words
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Article41 1957-02-12 16 M.C.C. bent Grlqualnnd We t by an Innings nnd 47 runs before lunch on the but day of their three-dav match In Kinibeiiey ye>leichiy. Qriqualand West. IC2 for five Overnight, wore all out in their second Innings for 187.41 words
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Article73 1957-02-12 16 MORE ON WAY OUT t^HE Singapore Government is making arrangements to ship the .second batch of banishces to China a*> soon as possible. A government spokesman told the Free Press this morning th e majority of those arrested during the last riots were sent aw iy yesterday. Among those stillReuter - 73 words
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Article215 1957-02-12 16 U.S. support to prevent conflict j 11HE United States propo ed to Israel yesterday a new two-point plan aimed at meeting, at least in part, Israel's conditions for withdrawing its forces from the Gaza Strip and the Gulf of Aqaba. The United States Secretary of State,A.P. - 215 words
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Title Section14 1957-02-12 1 THE PAPER WITHIN A PAPER Eve No. 31. Singapore, Tuesday, I -ebruary 12, 1957.14 words
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Article, Illustration421 1957-02-12 1 HERE In Slngap rich in the possibilities of culinary adventures our local residents are probably the world's laziest eaters! In a city boasting restaurants whose cosmopolitan chefs are capable of executing the most exacting of gourmet tricks at the com- mand of the discerning .what421 words
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Article, Illustration184 1957-02-12 1 Flower fresh in rosy Iilac Design of the week TALA...made from a glamorous Indian san, is Eve's original design for a flower-fresh look. It is made from a sixyard length of soft, fine-count cotton in a rosy lilac shade. The sans woven bands of colour in turquoise and coraline are184 words
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Article164 1957-02-12 1 VTOUR ver y own kitchen and medicine chest can yield unsurpassed materials for improving your skin and complexion. If there's a baby in your home you might "borrow" one of his burs of soap. It's almost sure to be pure. the mildest possible soap for164 words
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Advertisement80 1957-02-12 1 i 1 ~1 GUARANTEED Bjt I CW T A F FTV it THE SMART jp^L^A S MALAY AX MISS §i\on r s C that quality fabrics I *-a^ IJ are the first essentials in J making ht-r uttractivt' /mJ %-~r ims And wd, f%'ff/L I tlvrtt's why lor many i/80 words
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661 1957-02-12 2 Do girls of the present destroy the past? I An> Ih<> ijiuetifj w<un<>n o/ lihluij rvbvliiitfj a y/ tain si m/fB I I o/#/ customs and. JFwJiiimmmf in Sinyiipori* ihvrt* is a I mouniiiifi < itetUivt \n>tu't>vn o/#/ utiijs and tin* MCiTII iuiuit wmmi a wit/ ##f ihi'ir fuiurv happiness.661 words
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Article, Illustration56 1957-02-12 2 ...Before the eyes! Spots... picture. "Leo pard Girl" might well be the name of this exotic cocktail frock made by a local d e s i g ner and shown at a recent m annequin parade. The al l ractive model i s Mrs. Maria Termin, a popular young memberRodney Burleigh - 56 words
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Article184 1957-02-12 2 limn "iir miiiiiih in him iimiiii mini, mini KELANTAN COPPER is Eve's choice in a colour Which is radiant and exciting for any type of ski)i. It lias been borrowed from the wonderful antiques which are found up-country and also the modern jewellery made by Kelantan coppersmiths.184 words
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Article142 1957-02-12 2 SILK and cotton saris and hand woven scrapbaskets, Handlooms Emponum, 23 Race Course Lane; Blue Stars eye lotion and Innoxa non-toxio cosmetics. Federal Dispensaries; spices, Singapore Cold Storage markets; brass baking pans, lion's heads and candelabra. Chop Seng- Guan, 287 Beach Road and Javanese foods, clogs and142 words
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Article, Illustration192 1957-02-12 2 The Cover-u up Look ghdOAh f ho bikini. Ihe cover-up i s you. Bathers will be belles again, i curving: Boyish rather than bare. American magazines are filled with I the Califomian beaches in knee-length I and long-sleeved costumes. Cups arc strapless and sweep the brow Sunshades are twirled, fans192 words
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Article, Illustration346 1957-02-12 2 ROBB - Ne f ewly weds buy junk for their homes! ROBB Drau ings by TMtKt Of line sotold Eve "But," Eve tiques!" "Sturd. pensive. Besides, it I A ERE is an unfortunate trend among young married couples of Singapore to fill their homes with shoddy, assembly- so-called modern furniture, a pioneer346 words
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Article, Illustration84 1957-02-12 2 INTE RNATIONAL SET Former macozinc Sfflccdo has returned t her native Manila. Sh costume, native to the member of the interni appears at social functi which feature the elom sleeves, some of whicl (pineapple fibre) hcavil Free *inc "cover-girl" Mrs. Fedcrico icd to Sinaoporc offer a visit to She isFree; Press picture - 84 words
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Article262 1957-02-12 3 Hairdressers angry JAM surprised that Eve of the Fre e Press had to assert that Singapore hairdressers turned out "The Pumpkin Look." I have been in Singapore for more than ten years and have had my hair done locally right along. J. E. MORRIS. NOW it's the "pumpkin262 words
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Article302 1957-02-12 3 Augment your culinary effo rts Allll SI'!! 1 IO YOI'II WAV OS (O^Kl\(. CINCiAPOm-I is a spice island where literally ions of spiers, rich and redolent are received from romantic ships, carefully pro cessed and packaged and marketed both here and abroad. Stroll through some ol Chinatown's side streets and302 words
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Article175 1957-02-12 3 17*VE has discovered the most thrilling silk news i>i J Singapore in batik-processed silk quite the most wonderful material seen in ma\iy a tnoon in our shops. This luscious pure silk is hand-designed in exactly the same painstaking icay that Java's batiks are made Designs arc traced175 words
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Article, Illustration1383 1957-02-12 4 pXi'LORING a bra.ss shop Ij (in Beach Road. Fv found a housewtl dream of a collection <»t brassware ffom things ornamental to practical. There are dozens of small round cake pan.->. with covers. containing six to 12 depressions in shapes from shell to animal forms— for turning out daintyFree Press picture; Free Press picture - 1,383 words
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