The Singapore Free Press, 14 March 1957
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Title Section18 1957-03-14 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper No. *****. Singapore, Thursday, March 14. 1957. Price 15 CU.18 words
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Article608 1957-03-14 1 ALL SMILES AT THE LONDON M-TALKS Lim and Boyd give nothing away, but it's,,. Today is big test FROM FELIX ABISHECANADEN THE FIRST REAL DAY of negotiations to give Singapore selfgovernment ended happily. The Colonial Office confirmed acceptance "with certain modifications" all that Britain offered to last year's Merdeka delegation.Reuter - 608 words
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Article, Illustration288 1957-03-14 1 PRESIDENT SUKARNO is expected to agree to a compromise being worked out between the Nationalist Party and the Nahdatul Ulama for the formation of a new Cabinet following the resignation this morning of Prime Minister Ali Sastroamidjojo and his Ministers. However, this move isReuter; A.P. - 288 words
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Article30 1957-03-14 1 April first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened m Singapore this morning at 91% cents a lb., down one-eighth of a cent on yesterday's close. The tone was quiet.30 words
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Article122 1957-03-14 1 THE aircraft that is expected to bring the father of Miss Janet Grigg, 34, who has been m a coma for the last five days after a fall from a horse f mm New Zealand to Singapore today has been delayed by 24 hours. Miss Grigg,122 words
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Article86 1957-03-14 1 A BOAC Britannia which should have arrived In Singapore at 8 p.m. on Tuesday flew into the Colony this morning at 1.30 a.m. It was held up m Calcutta with engine trouble." The "Whispering Giant" should have left for Sydney an hour later after its arrival m86 words
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Article28 1957-03-14 1 The 21,800 Inmates of British prisons, as well as prison staff, are to get a pay rise, the Home Secretary, Mr. R. A. Butler, announced yesterday.28 words
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Advertisement51 1957-03-14 1 GALA CHARITY PREMIERE m aid of Y. W. C. A. CATHAY CINEMA, SINGAPORE of M-G-M CinemaScope Production "THE BARRETTS lit lif WIMPOLE STREET" on Wednesday 27th March 1 957 at 9.30 p.m. TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM Y.W.CA. Collyer Quay PRICE $20.- $10.- $5.- $3.- and $2.Space donated hy SANDILANDS BUTTERY CO.,51 words
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Article101 1957-03-14 2 E k COMMITTEE of I E the University of E Malaya is studying the g E possibilities of admit- t E: ting students U> the E 3 university for certain S Ei part-time courses. E The Vice-Chancellor, E Prof. A. Oppenheim, E told the Free Press101 words
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Article304 1957-03-14 2 Government's new education policy causes... More Chinese classes THE Government's policy to accord equal treatment to all aided schools and open more Chinese schools is apparently causing a setback to English education m Singapore. The latest information about the progress of school building indicates that only 430304 words
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Article34 1957-03-14 2 Colony piano students who want to play with Julius Katchen and his orchestra m July should write to the Singapore Musical Society, P.O. Box 2190 as soon as possible.34 words
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Article76 1957-03-14 2 The Glenn Miller orchestra, directed by Ray McKinley, will leave New York on April 1 on a four to six weeks tour of Poland, Rumania, Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia. The jazz concert tour is part of an international exchange programme of the American National Theatre and Academy.U.P. - 76 words
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Article105 1957-03-14 2 WATFORD Chemical Com?T pany of England and its allied companies m Toronto and New York were stripped of export privileges by the U.S. Government today for shipping M 53,750.000 worth of chemicals, drugs and dyestuffs to Communist China. This violates American law. The Commerce Department saidA.P. - 105 words
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Article75 1957-03-14 2 DUE to arrive m the Federation next week is the final shipment of the longest "packaged" railway warehouse to be exported by a leading firm of British manufacturers. It is the last consignment of a 900 -foot railway building; for the Malayan Railways extensions at Port Swettenham. This75 words
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Article, Illustration52 1957-03-14 2 photo. SEEING DOUBLE: You can't believe it— so I alike are the Croft twins, the dancing sisters. Leila and Valeric, who have recently returned from a nine-month assignment m Paris, are I pictured at last week's premiere of the film The Good Companions at the Warner Theatre m i London.Paul Popper - 52 words
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Article157 1957-03-14 2 'Relationship' talks on NEGOTIATIONS are taking place between the University of Malaya and the Muslim College of Malaya m Klang to work out a scheme of "formal relationship.'' The chairman of the college, Dato S. I. O. AlsagofT, told the Free Press that two meetings had already been held between157 words
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Advertisement50 1957-03-14 2 Br iffb tNAME IN MOVIES..! William HOLDEN of a Handful of Very Special Men-m. of a Handful of Very Special Pictures! KINK OF HELL Presented by WARNER BROS, m WarnerScope WarnerColor I J 'J j L^B ill fi 1 T^^^^TBBk al 'i V I A I I B^CT^ ffi^ 150 words
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454 1957-03-14 3 BRITAIN SHOULD FORGET ABOUT THE H-BOMB U.K. can give moral lead to the world A gesture of true greatness FOLLOWING the report of the World Health Organisation on the serious dangers caused by radiation from atom and hydrogen bombs, two British newspapers yesterday urged Britain to call off its nuclearReuter; A.P. - 454 words
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Article134 1957-03-14 3 REBELS ATTACK PALACE AFTER an unsuccessful attack last night on the Cuban presidential palace m Havana, fighting has spread to many parts of the capital. The army chief, General Francisco Cabernilla, announced m Havana last night that the attack on the palace, carried out by what he called a groupReuter - 134 words
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Article58 1957-03-14 3 WINNERS of last week's "Free Press Prize Quiz" contests are: Quiz 1: Miss Magdalene Chia c. o French Convent. Victoria Street. Singapore 7 Quiz 2: M. S. Yeo. X-32 Lorong Lihau, Singapore 12. Quiz 3: A. La tiff Hj. Ismail, c/o District Forest Office, Johore Bahru. Special58 words
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Article64 1957-03-14 3 C CHORUS girls m American j night clubs are receiving as much as Ms6oo for a sixday week. The theatrical trade paper Variety explained today that salaries shot up because of an "acute shortage" of girls willing to work m night clubs. The reason:A.P. - 64 words
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Article61 1957-03-14 3 The Malayan Federation's Minister for Works. Posts and Tele communications. Inche Sardon bin Haji Jubir, yesterday visited two Malayan teachers training colleges m England— one at Kirby. near Liverpool and the other at Brinsford Lodge. Wolverhampton. The Minister arrived here on Monday from Accra afterReuter - 61 words
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164 1957-03-14 3 ITNION leaders of Briw tain's 200.000 shipyard workers last night prepared final plans for a national strike which will halt work on contracts worth millions of pounas. Their mood gave no hope that much can now be done to stop the country's booming shipyards fallingReuter - 164 words
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Article158 1957-03-14 3 Continued U.S. aid for Asia PRESIDENT EISEN- I t HOWER today re- a affirmed his support for I'nited States eco- nomie developments I aid to needy Asian and African nations. He told a news eon- ierence m Washington I that he had no plans for any great change I mA.P. - 158 words
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Advertisement32 1957-03-14 3 RARE EXQUISITE fNIYEA SuttOM m The unique features of Nivea Creme and Nivea Skin Oil have been combined m this one oiJ specially blended for the very delicate skin of young babies.32 words
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Advertisement109 1957-03-14 3 r J^iCll^/TtQT^ I Sprite Folding Baby X <aK^^Sf^§^^^ perfect vehicle for the tot, J a,u l w tn tue r detachable Grey. Maroon cV Navy. PRAM CANOPIES, perfect adornments and lovely accessories for every pram, Cream lined with Green. Urge Size $2 !.-><> Small Size S 16.95 ♦♦Ir T fJ109 words
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216 1957-03-14 4 The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, Mar. 14, 1957. Opinion Way out of impasse? STRIPPED of all verbiage and side issues, the crisis m Indonesia has now been reduced to a popular cry for an honest regime and for an end to dominance *of Java at the expense of the outer216 words
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Article, Illustration123 1957-03-14 4 CUMMINGS ALWAYS MAD COMPLETE CONFIDENCE IN THE PROFESSIONS UNTIL HE MET SOCIALLY- TIE MEDICAL MM "And then, ha! ho! u.e found that we'd sewn up the scissors and a tourniquet inside Kirn. Tit ARCHITECT "And it was only when they v.ere laying the carpets that we discovered the main drains123 words
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Article213 1957-03-14 4 Beachcomber - Beachcomber b n J| J SHALL follow closely the fortunes of the new French political party, the Abstentionists. Their po- licy is to abstain from voting. Since nobody will vote for their candidates there will be no canvassing or speec hmaking. except when it is necessary to213 words
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Article, Illustration646 1957-03-14 4 ALAN BRIEN - ALAN BRIEN 4 NOW i 89 r by —It's a game far old men* he sums RECENTLY I rode on the most exclusive private underground railway m America. Built like a fairground "big dipper" it whizzes along a single-rail track between the Senate offices m646 words
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Advertisement41 1957-03-14 4 MHIIHMIMIHIINIItIKnmHMIIIIHHIfHUtIIIIIIinI'. I for z s ■mlifllri^ f consult us. I THE HOUSE i z Of I lIH.H Ol \l 111 SILK and COTTON I I Exclus ive Des igns I ll< II H.O Y I 28, Coleman Street. i iiiiiiiniiii iiiiiii41 words
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Advertisement85 1957-03-14 4 ye fi Df\i /Or AN ENTIRELY NEW method of application the relief has made Ephedrol the safest and most efficient OJ nasal antiseptic today. There is no longer any Cdtdwh need to use the old method using a spray Hay Fevev or nasal dropper Ephedrol's new method LyfOldS makes it85 words
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Article, Illustration59 1957-03-14 5 I "The Gay Pirouette" was show nat the Ambassadors m Paris last week. It is the latest creation to be presented by the leading Parisian hairdressers. Hair swept up high on the sides allows the hair to I fall m attractive waves. Here are five Paris mannequinsPopper - 59 words
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Article268 1957-03-14 5 Women doubt it will be a success OPINIONS SPLIT ON SUPER MARKET ISSUE lif EN and women m Sin--1 gapore were split yesterday m their opinions on the question of establishing super markets m the Colony. The women m welcoming the suggestion were, however, pessimistic about its success. The men,268 words
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Article48 1957-03-14 5 Russian troops and armoured cars took up strategic positions m Central Budapest today to reinforce Communist precautions against any new outbreak on Friday, the Hungary National Day. Hungarian Communist police continued wide-spread arrests of suspected rebels m an apparent attempt to cow the population. A.P.A.P. - 48 words
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Article36 1957-03-14 5 Businessman Joe Felice bragged about his small and lightweight foreignbuilt station wagon. It was stolen In front of his home and recovered inside the country high school library where someone had carried It. A.P.A.P. - 36 words
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Article120 1957-03-14 5 rACHERS m Sarawak will now have a provident fund of their own. The Sarawak Government has gazetted rules under the Education Ordinance, setting: up the fund and providing for its conduct. The rules, to operate retrospectively from Jan. 1, allow every teacher m the aided schools120 words
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Article280 1957-03-14 5 —To take m 1,000 THE Deaf and Dumb Association of Singapore is planning to build a large modern Sign School to educate about 1,000 deaf persons to be found m the Colony. An Oral School to be built m Guillemard Road at a cost of280 words
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Article103 1957-03-14 5 The newly formed Students and Youth Work Department of the Chinese V.M.C.A. is planning to organise a number of clubs for high school and primary class students. The organiser, Mr. X ft, Ling, told the Free Press that the general idea of the club programme was to103 words
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Article198 1957-03-14 5 CIVICS COURSE DELAY DELAY m the appointment of a special officer is holding up the civics course programme worked out by the Information Services. The course is intended to associate the masses with the Government. The Director of Information Services. Mr. G. G. Thomson, said they were ready to start198 words
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Advertisement59 1957-03-14 5 i CASANOVA „a^ and his Jjfo^TS!^^^9' lIH^ jtmtwf' mv -J CONQUEST No. 6 \ntfelicn JHP^JHOv, "Adventures of "VJIm CASANOVA" B Vllv CORINNI I J Kastmanrolor Eng. Subtitic* *TM» SATUROAY MIDNIGHT yL CAPITOL I i +L«J3L-— Diamond V \£lfl Gem Set M l»4?gK ENGAGEMENT VI |vV WEDDING RINGS j\^\ >> A59 words
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Miscellaneous726 1957-03-14 6 iiii^aimiiiiiimuMi WM MBMBB ii l If/ J JlimWLn mKll U l yjf M AMIIt AKI by Lee Falk and Phil Davis 7 V+\j§jS£^jJ TWE INPIANS FLEE AT TWE I I WHOEVER VtW FOLKSARB. I aA< \7ttml ?22a strange appearance OF wwATEVEP coNTT?A^Of4y^ SJ?^c»J I mTllioS I ¥>ORN today, you have726 words
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Article172 1957-03-14 7 LONDON. March 13- Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS c.l.f. 26 buyers H% buyers European ports March 26 sellers 26\ sellers April 26\ buyers 26 S buyers 26 i sellers 26's sellers RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot 26% buyers b "y ers 26 sellers 27 s sellers172 words
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Article125 1957-03-14 7 NEW YORK. March 13. Above prices quoted m U.S. cents per lb. Previous Today TIN Straits spot 99.00 norn 99 12 nom. TIN futures Standard Contract March 97 37 buyers 96 50 buyers 98 50 sellers 98 12 sellers April 96.62 buyers 96 00 buyers 98.00 sellers125 words
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Article38 1957-03-14 7 NEW YORK, March R. Previous Today 30 Industrials 470 31 472 53 {•Railroads 141J0 142 92 40 Domestic Bonds JO.JJ J° 65 Storks Composite Averages 166.27 167.11 Above prices quoted m U.S. cents per Ib.38 words
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Article47 1957-03-14 7 Mala bar /Lampong spot 25, awaiting release and afloats 244, and March shipment 24%. Sarawak spot 25, Muntok white, spot and awaiting release 34, afloats 33 to 32 and March shipment 31, April shipment 30, sellers ex-dock. Above prices quoted m U.S. cents per lb.47 words
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Article102 1957-03-14 7 LONDON, March 13- Previou* Today COPRA Philippines c.U. UJK./ North European dYHvered wefcht per lorJTton Mar./ April $177 sellers $76 sellers COPRA. Straits cLf. U.K./North after $176 paid European delivered weight per £66 i buyers £67 nom. long ton Mar/April £67 sellers April/May £66Vk buyers £67102 words
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Article, Illustration95 1957-03-14 7 WHILE travelling to the gay Ger- man city of Munich, "Mira," a circus zebra gave birth to a son. Now. however, all is well and the young »ebra has been most aptly called "Arim, which translated from the German means "Happy Animal In j95 words
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Article184 1957-03-14 7 A LONG service record that will almost certamA ly never be beaten is that of Gunner Parsons who was a British soldier for 68 years 216 days. His service is recalled because of a recent claim that a Naval petty officer who served over 50 years184 words
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174 1957-03-14 7 DAISY was a black and white cow. Her life was blameless, as cows' lives go. Then one day she was taken to market at Guildford, Surrey. England. While bein^ unloaded from a lorry, she trotted into a cul-de-sac. Something outside her experience174 words
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Article61 1957-03-14 7 The personal touch IN the Tudor-style vil- j lage of Oxted I Surrey, England, the 1,500 telephone sub- I scribers and the staff of the exchange have become so friendly that before, the exchange switches over to automatic next month the I subscribers have been invited to call m and61 words
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Advertisement190 1957-03-14 7 jjjg&jj& One success leads to another for the ffSftyfum^' •'Solveig was the winning yacht on her, JmrnmsßK. arrival at Hobart M W\ Following closely on the memorable £2Hp^^2d Atlantic crossing by Movado. this latest iV*<^TLC*^BaV experiment confirms the indisputable Aw OSRi superiority of Movado's waterproof and VV^ftkk self-winding systems. Bf=>190 words
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Miscellaneous57 1957-03-14 7 I SINGAPORE I HIGH TIDES; i TODAY: 10.26 pan. TOMORROW: 10.03 a.m. and 10.57 p.m. SATURDAY: 10.51 a.m. m and 11.29 p.m. B J SUNDAY: 11.37 a.m. I MONDAY; 0.01 a.m. and 12.24 p.m. g i TUESDAY: 0.33 a.m. 1 and 1.10 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 1.06 a.m. g and 1.58 p.m.57 words
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Article, Illustration787 1957-03-14 8 Ruthless f t0i1... ON the pretext of "equality" women 1 under Soviet rule are being systematically "m- 5 tegrated" into heavy S industry with labour which ruthlessly over- taxes their physical capacities. lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliiiiif? AN evaluation of refugee reports and statistics recently published m the787 words
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Article, Illustration268 1957-03-14 9 for women" m Soviet-controlled industries of the satellites is another way of saying that women by the thousands are required to perform heavy manual tasks m excess of their physical capacities. In the photograph below women are carrying heavy steel cables at the state-operated steel works268 words
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Article, Illustration202 1957-03-14 9 Hungary China Rumania U/HAT are the reasons for the disastrous exploitation of female labour by Communist countries? First of all, men are needed for the so-called "People's Army" which Moscow wants to be set up as soon as possible hence, women must take their place. Secondly, some202 words
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Advertisement48 1957-03-14 9 CREDIT FONCIER D EXTREME ORIENT. MEYER CHAMBERS TEL: *****-9. BUILDING LOTS I FRANKEL ESTATE ii from 4£oo to 15,000 sq. ft. $1.00 to $1.25 per sq. ft. BINJAI PARK 1 II II NEAR SWISS CLUB ROAD, from 12,000 to 28,000 sq. ft. $0.70 to $1.20 per sq. ft.48 words
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Article, Illustration1850 1957-03-14 10 Pelham Groom - The clue of a shadow on the wall Pel ham Groom I w pinMn^^w^f^ Another Latiff story by... i '...Nothing de-finite-at least it wasn't until this morning-and then I saw the shadow of a man and a rope on the wall/ 4t pVER since Mummy died I've been frightened." Miss1,850 words
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Article222 1957-03-14 12 Burma the only nation to have friendly ties ISRAELIS have rid themselves of the notion Hkil Israel could live m close friendship with the nations of Asm, says a United Press report from Tel Aviv. From press and from public lecture platforms one often heard the theoryU.P. - 222 words
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Article26 1957-03-14 12 SINO -JAP TIES Prominent Japanese and Chinese Nationalists are I organising a committee for I further promoting econoi mic and cultural ties between their countries. ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Article234 1957-03-14 12 Ancient relics are lost If ED Chmese scientists are bemoaning the loss of valuable I archaelogical finds l which, they say, have I been eaten by unknowI ing peasants. Curio shops m i KwaJigsi Province have I been selling the I tee t h of 500,000--year old apes as "dragonA.P. - 234 words
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Article, Illustration94 1957-03-14 12 The Portuguese cruiser j Bartolomeu Dias has left Lisbon on an extended cruise to South Africa and Portuguese India. U.P. Miss Yau Wan Shan (right), a noted water colour artist of Hong Kong. j who held a series of exhibitions of her paintings m the United States.U.P. - 94 words
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Article135 1957-03-14 12 S. Korea hits at India 1 1 THE Republic of Korea has condemned the Indian Government for refusing visas to South Korean delegates to the forthcoming Asian Region Conference of the International Confederation of Trade Unions. J The conference is sche- duled to start late this month. A spokesman ofU.P. - 135 words
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111 1957-03-14 12 Indian civil service lesson for RI New York Times, describing Indonesia as "the major area of instability m SouthEast Asia" said President Sukarno's authority and that of the central Javanesedominated government has been sharply challenged at several important points. The paper said one major reason for this situation was the111 words
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Article29 1957-03-14 12 President Sukarno's 'guided democracy is obviously not the answer. New forms of representative self-government must be worked out if freedom is to blossom and grow m the archipelago.' ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article30 1957-03-14 12 Five Japanese women bus!--ness leaders will tour South-East Asia this month. The group will be headed by Mrs. Chiyosru" Fujimura, president of the Hechima Cologne Co.. a cosmetic company. A.P.A.P. - 30 words
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Article30 1957-03-14 12 9 President Chiang Kai-shek of Nationalist China will be presented with a set of "Go" a Chinese-Japa-nese combined game of chess and chequers by Japanese Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi. A.P.A.P. - 30 words
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Article38 1957-03-14 12 A Czechoslovak Government delegation, led by Premier Viliam Siroky, is now on a tour of Communist China, North Viet- nam, North Korea and Outer Mongolia. Reuter. Yugoslavia and North Vietnam have agreed to establish diplomatic rela- tions.- A.P.A.P. - 38 words
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Article21 1957-03-14 12 A joint United States-Japa-nese atomic industrial exposition will be held m Tokyo on May 12 and Osaka on May 24. ReuterReuter - 21 words
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Article27 1957-03-14 12 THE PINGTUNG. A 3,000TON FREIGHTER LOADED WITH FORMOSAPRODUCED ASPHALT AND TEXTILES, IS TO MAKE A SOUTH-EAST ASIA TRIAL RUN. CALLING AT BANGKOK, SAIGON, SINGAPORE AND PENANG. A.P.A.P. - 27 words
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Article18 1957-03-14 12 In Hong Kong. 120 plans covering 2.266 buildings were approved during the October December period of 1956. U.P.U.P. - 18 words
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Article42 1957-03-14 12 The Asian Peoples Xnti- 1 Communist League liaison office has announced m Seoul that South Korea j will send a cultural mis- sion to Formosa, the Phi- lippines, Siam, South Vietnam and Hong Kong on a goodwill tour this month. I ReuterReuter - 42 words
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Article335 1957-03-14 12 Better to keep out of the UN? RECOGNITION by the United States is far more important U) Communist China than admission to the United Nations, writes United Press staff correspondent Wendell Merick. Some Western diplomats as a matter of fact are not at all convinced that Peking wants membership mU.P. - 335 words
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Article, Illustration709 1957-03-14 13 EILEEN ASCROFT - THAT LATIN LOVER LOOK FOR MEN EILEEN ASCROFT r,by HERE is fashion news to startle the menfolk. The Continental Look is replacing the Edwardian Line. Smart males will now resemble Latin lovers, m short, square-cut jackets, Italian-stripe suiting*, lean trousers, and sharply pointed suede shoes. My authority fo r thi709 words
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Article, Illustration338 1957-03-14 13 The bidding: ftouth test North Emm I 0 2 Pmi 3^ 3« 4* 4* Pa« Pass S 0 All P»m» TF you' were a/ked to rate tha royalty m a bridge deck, no doubt you'd select the king as the most powerful but only If you failed to338 words
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Miscellaneous335 1957-03-14 13 iiiMMMiiiniiniii MMMMMMNM n mil m MM 1 1 11 ml .milium iiiiiii ti£ I THE DAILY CROSSWORD CLIES ACROSS ■■T— •kmWm MMM m^m 9 R.I. P. for a short one (7). 7 Rag date run due for this M c W$ M M i( Garish when taking a letter I335 words
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Article, Illustration1258 1957-03-14 14 THE ONE QUESTION LOUIS WON'T ANSWER 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 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1^ I HAROLD MAYES 1 reveals1,258 words
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293 1957-03-14 14 FRANCIS ROZARIO - Kesavan Soon picks Colony soccer player FRANCIS ROZARIO MY FAVOURITE SPORTSMAN I MOID •MMtll(lllllllllll«l«M»M*lttll)IM>t)liaillllMIMMtt<IIIIM><Mlt>tllltlUI)IIIIIIIMtMII«ll>lllll>«lll«l>lll>MIIIIIIUMI>IM«ttMIMM«UlMHUHII<«»M By Singapore sports stars have their favourites the same as any spectator. The Free Press spotlights their idols m this unique series beginning today. A OINGAPORE Olympic -sprinter Kesavan Soon names a footballer as the sportsman293 words
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Article, Illustration232 1957-03-14 14 TCHIRO 0(.IMI RA, the hold er, had a tough match before reaching the last 16 of the men's singles m the World Championships m Stockholm j yesterday. Ogimura beat J. Vogrinc of Yugoslavia IT-SI, 21-23, 21-19. 21-14, 22-20. Vogrinc led at one stage by two games andReuter - 232 words
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RACING
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Article, Illustration141 1957-03-14 15 SPECTATORS HAD TO DUCK WORLD professional lawn tennis champion Pancho Gonzales went on the warpath yesterday and had spectators ducking for cover. The 28-year-old maestro was playing Australian Ken Rosewall m Boston when a heckler annoyed him. Gonzales took a ball, sighted the heckler, and smashed a141 words
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209 1957-03-14 15 U.S. WOMEN TROUNCE INDIA TEAM 7-0 •j til N HIIII lIIHIMMIIMtMMI ÜBER CUP THE United State* x beat India 7-0 m I the semi-final of the Über Cup emblema- tic of the world's team i championship m wo--1 men's badminton last night at Eastbourne (Sussex). United States now 1 meetA.P.; Reuter - 209 words
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257 1957-03-14 15 Free Press Sports Reporter T*HE schedule of games the Ceylon Cricket Association will play while on tour m the Federation and Singapore was discussed and drawn up yesterday. The Ceylon Commissioner m Malaya, Mr. M. Saravanamuthu and the President of Malayan Cricket AssoI ciation,257 words
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Article27 1957-03-14 15 British Rugby Union results: Royal Air Force 9 Civil Service 17 (played at Chiswick); The Army 8 Territorial Army 3 (Played at Cardiff). ReuterReuter - 27 words
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Article, Illustration747 1957-03-14 15 Allan Lewis - BARAKAT DOES WELL IN FINAL GALLOPS Allan Lewis Rain makes conditions ideal at Kuala Lumpur lOOK-OUT TODAY'S k RACK WORK ROWERS during the night look all the sting out of the tracks at Kuala Lumpur making conditions ideal for galloping this morning. Yet there was little activity. Barakat was one747 words
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118 1957-03-14 15 SIGLAP v. SAINTS IN YOUTH FOOTBALL F.P. Soccer E Reporter r QJIGLAP Secondary 5 O School will meet E E St. Andrew's School on E E Saturday at the E E Clerical Union Ground Ein in the semi-finals of E the Singapore Amateur j E Football Association E E Youth118 words
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Article95 1957-03-14 15 COLIN SAWYER, a young rider from Perth, West Australia, I is m Malaya to ride for Yong Thau Yin's stable. Sawyer was here m 1952-53 for about one year, riding for Penang trainer Jimmy Martin. He rode a few winners. Since then he has95 words
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Article66 1957-03-14 15 "pill Scottish FootbaJl League 1 beat the English League 3-2 m an international soccer match at Ibrox Stadium (Glasgow) yesterday. Other results:— LEAGUE ONE Aston Villa 4 Cardiff 1 Sunderland 1 West Brom 4 Portsmouth 2 Luton Town 2 Tottenham 1 Arsenal 3 LEAGUE THREE SOUTHERN66 words
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Article102 1957-03-14 15 PHILIPPINES won the special tennis tie with Italy by three matches to nil, scoring a doubles match victory last night m Manila. The Raymundo Deyro and FelicLsimo Ampon pairing defeated Italy's Nicola Pietrangeli and Gian Maggi 6-2, 7-5, 4-6, 6-3. Deyro, m a last minuteReuter - 102 words
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294 1957-03-14 16 Ike's message to Nasser on Gaza move ISRAEL ATTACK UNLIKELY Tiro ADVICE TO EGYPT AT President Eisenhower's request, the U.S Ambassador m Cairo, Mr. Raymond Hare, late last night made a surprise call on President Gamal Nasser for a one-hour meeting: to explain the U. S. ".view on the GazaReuter; A.P.; U.P. - 294 words
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Article89 1957-03-14 16 A 22-YEAR-OLD blonde mounted on a horse, rode around London's busy Piccadilly Circus yesterday nude but for the briefest of panties. The girl, Geraldine Haigh, also wore a long wig to cover some of her other charms. Her ride was a protest against Britain's high tax onReuter - 89 words
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Article159 1957-03-14 16 Plan for Colony warehouse j f FHE Government of India j X will soon open a warehouse m Singapore to push up its export trade m or.der to earn more foreign "exchange. This was announced by the chairman of the StateTrading corporation of India, Mr. K. B.159 words
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Article47 1957-03-14 16 20 Words $6 (minimum). TO KAMALA DEVI and R K. A. Krlshnan of Gomali Estate. Johore, a daughter, Ramasundari, on 6.3.57, at Se#amat Hospital. Both well. MADHAVAN: To Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Madhavan of Batu Caves, a son, at Bungsar Hospital, K.L. on March 13.47 words
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Article50 1957-03-14 16 20 Words $0 (minimum). HALLILEY REUTENS: The engagement is announced between Paul Trevor Halliley, only son of the late Commander A. K. McC. Halliley, D.5.0., Royal Navy, and of Mrs. Halliley, of Bexhill-on-sea, England, and Vivienne Marie Reutens, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Reutens, of Penang.50 words
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Article25 1957-03-14 16 20 Words $6 (minimum). MRS. ANNA SHEPERDSON thanks Relatives and Friends for their Help, Condolences. Wreaths and Attendance at the Funeral of her Husband25 words
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Article60 1957-03-14 16 A Labour member, Mr. Albert Roberts, urged the Government m the House of Commons yesterday to make concubinage m Hong Kong illegal. Mr. John Profumo, Colon- ia 1 Under Secretary, replied: "Modern ideas are gradually doing away with concubinage and I think that may proveReuter - 60 words
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Article, Illustration215 1957-03-14 16 to get a beauti- fui smocked lingerie or maybe a skirt with an exclusive design?" Well, you don't have to look far anymore; Singapore now has a shop m which you can get anything men's 'shirts, dresses, children's clothing from uniforms to babies bottles. It isFree Press - 215 words
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Title Section10 1957-03-14 1 Race Form Free Press extra Special Thursday. March 14, 1957.10 words
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Article, Illustration9552 1957-03-14 1 Form Guide For K.L Race Meeting IyOLLOWING are the horses entered for the Selangor Turf Club March Meeting. CLASS ONE ADELAIDE STAR SECOND: (14 started! 8-12-56 S pore 9-6 9F. (Ransome) CI 1 Div. 1; Ist James Aitch 7-11; 3rd Barfleur 7-8 carr. 7-5; 4th. Daybrook 7-10 carr. 7-3. 3-3-U.9,552 words
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