The Singapore Free Press, 12 July 1957
1957-07-12
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The Singapore Free Press
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Title Section17 1957-07-12 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya'fl Own Family Paper lli»s Singapore, Friday, July 12, 1957. Price 15 C'ts.17 words
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411 1957-07-12 1 LET EAST AND WEST WED, SAYS RED CHIEF Mr. X.—all smiles slips on the ring of peace It's the only way' KHRUSHCHEV last night suggested a marriage of con venience between the Communist and Capitalist worlds to avoid the danger of war. Then he hailed Yugoslavia as a loyal memberA.P.; Reuter - 411 words
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Article, Illustration17 1957-07-12 1 OSBERT LANCASTER - OSBERT LANCASTER B> But it can't be the American earth satellite it's carrying no advertising!"17 words
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Article, Illustration274 1957-07-12 1 (TKKSS Vivien Leigh was chased out of b House i>f Lords last ht when she interred the proceedings shouting from the lay. Hiss Leigh, wife of Sir irence Olivier, stood while the robed Lords re debating art in ilain. 'M> Lords she shoutin the voiceA.P.; Reuter - 274 words
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Article53 1957-07-12 1 ISMAILIS MOURN AGA KHAN rpHE small Ismaili community in Singapore, numbering about 25 members, will offer special prayers this afternoon in memory of the Aga Khan who died in Geneva yesterday. Mr. H. A. Jivabhai, leader of the local ismailis, who is now in Europe, is expected to be present53 words
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Article31 1957-07-12 1 August first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened in Singapore this morning at 93 \\> cents a lb., down a quarter of a cent on yesterday's close. The tone was quiet.31 words
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Article208 1957-07-12 1 T!!!f™y subs in P.I. territorial waters 9 SUBMARINES" Sf Mi, Sum tc| '''I'v.an island, 52 th Manila 111 .'/noting an Cog > Umnrlnes ■i RttMtefi or •S a<W«d //,c S* Presumably m through Phi. to avoid ccm. Rn t/> Poetic b man said the American NavyA.P. - 208 words
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Article183 1957-07-12 2 THE Incredible 1 Shrinking Wo man seen on the right, was submitted by Mr. Robert Wong of 664 H ivelock Road, Spore, for the Trick Photography Contest which is being organised jointly by the free Press and Shaw Brothers. Shaw Brothers will shortly be showing I183 words
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Article58 1957-07-12 2 Moscow Radio yesterday accused the United States and Israel of a "new plot" against Syria which would thrust thp Middle East into war and bloodshed. It was commenting on the latest Israeli-Syrian incidents. Meanwhile, the Damascus Radio said that "the Syrian Army stands on the alert58 words
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Article274 1957-07-12 2 COUNTER CLERK CAN AID By PETEK LIM IyHEN is a gift sent overseas through the post irom Singapore liable to be confiscated? The question need not bother members of the public when they make it i point to check with th*> counter clerk at the274 words
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Article69 1957-07-12 2 A MELBOURNE firm <*» claim* to have deveJl <i a device to turn nil traffic Ughtl to red when flre engine*, ambulance or POUce cars approach With sirena blaring The sirens WOtlld fqjrratf 1 Hi light witches by moans "f receiver! at each intersection, tunedReuter - 69 words
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Article, Illustration65 1957-07-12 2 A We.st German Defence Ministry spokesman yesterday denied a London newspaper report that Brtaln might give atomic weapon.s secrets to West Germany. The spokesman said the allegations in the article were raise and question of atomic jw; was neither :(><l V indirectly mentioned^ the visit toReuter - 65 words
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Article141 1957-07-12 2 rw\UK body of the Ar* Klian Who died at his Genera villa yesterday afjrd 70. after a long ill iirss, win he embalmed and taken to Abwan. I 'ppcr Ksypt, for burial at i place selected by him during his lifetime, snurcs close to the familyReuter - 141 words
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Article, Illustration12 1957-07-12 2 "The Incredible Shrinking Woman" by Mr. Robert Wong12 words
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Advertisement161 1957-07-12 2 i,:^V';> 0 I t\ 4^f i \rl\ N205 Soft and flexible v IVt 1 plastic clogs in many 4\ Iff, IVO colourful models. \J 1\ Sixes 3-6 V' 2 Ji V* W $9. 90$ 11 90. if !f^<. n i 120. Attractive wooden k\/m \w *J clogs with decorative /^/T161 words
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Article, Illustration548 1957-07-12 3 MRS. GIRARD REPORTS DEATH THREAT gap trial of C.I, on August 26 Romulo lauds US decision A^ he Japanese prepared to open the trial on Aug. 26 of U.S. Army Specialist William S. Girard on a charge of causing the death of a Japanese woman, his Japanese wife, Candy, reportedU.P.; A.P.; Reuter - 548 words
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Article150 1957-07-12 3 In Mother yester--1 day presented a set of ■iker drums to the First X {V mon, Northern Khodesian Regiment, e h [n 1955 killed more iKommunist guerillas in Rlaia than any other ■c'cvremony took place at Xii impressive parade in Husak i during a garden K-u-v atReuter - 150 words
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Article, Illustration44 1957-07-12 3 picture. The ill-parting C-in-C. Far Fust Air Force. (\ir Mar- E shal Sir Francis Fressangcs. (right) seen shaking E E hands with his successor. Air Marshal the Karl of E Bandon, on his arrival in Singapore aboard an RAF. Ha«t!fifa from Britain. Free PressFree Press - 44 words
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Advertisement130 1957-07-12 3 CLASSROOM Choose from our fine range of music for singing or for playing. te^ By Marjorie Greenfield: mm Look Play $3.00 IHiBBiBB Simple Songs with Percussion $1.75 Tunes From A Toyshop. Drums and Triangles $2.50 Percussion Band, Joan Last $1.25 Band Charts (each) $1 .75 By Louise E De Rusette:130 words
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219 1957-07-12 4 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, July 12, 1057. Opinion A HAPPY AUGURY "The iwid constitution, as originally drafted, said nothing whatever about the preservation and development of Chinese or Tamil. "Tfic Malay leaders readily agreed when it was suggested that t h c constitution should explicitly slate that the preservation219 words
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Article, Illustration636 1957-07-12 4 BRAINS: that is what Britain needs Thy missitel aye trill not* wnean thy <>nd\ o/ the airplane saysEDWABB\ BOW MS. the: m m m wnan h<>hini: nritain farif\ m borough Shott.l iiiiiiiiimiiiiiinmiiiiimmiinj BRITAIN'S defence plans have made it clear that bombers and fighters are on the way out. Hut not636 words
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Advertisement11 1957-07-12 4 HENDRY'S <^11/ Shields. Schools P. H. KENDRY :k Sottii Bridft it<>.»<!,11 words
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Advertisement68 1957-07-12 4 Bm.m. MODEL 624 CAMERA With its lOm.m. f/2.3 fixed leas, drojin loading and automatic sun JJ makes movies easier— yes cosier u» taking still snapshots. 195/- (SINGAPORE) is 400 foot capacity gives -on a full-half hour show %>%m fQINrJAPORF) )pcratcs on 230 V AC— no *^V- (iINU«rUKi./ ransformcrs 1 m68 words
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Article128 1957-07-12 5 m I lONS between |Hf Singapore Govern- Mid the Bur Corn- t the tree legal K. have reached a v) re an amicable B at is almost in E rmanent Secretary X, Ministry of Labour I^Kv-ii ire, Mr L. C. Goh. w aa now anticipated 9K >128 words
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380 1957-07-12 5 MARGARET WEE - Colony captivates 8-year-old visitor MARGARET WEE By ILL RETURN AS HOSTESS, 1 SAYS RAM MM BUICKELL is an eight-year-old American girl, who has fallen Bn love with Singapore. ■he is now on a three-month visit to the Colony with her parents, M| and Mrs. NorveU J. Brickell, and is determined380 words
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Article, Illustration12 1957-07-12 5 Here is Pam Brickell, the girl who is completely fascinated by Singapore.12 words
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Article134 1957-07-12 5 VKI( OKI> number of taxis was registered last month. This brings the n umber of taxis in Singapore up to i moo. According to the Vehicle! Registration statistics issued today, private cars iff also increasing. Within the first six months of this year, there is an134 words
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278 1957-07-12 5 Denials get them nowhere as yyHAT is all this fuss about smoking buses? Singapore public transport chiefs say they are puzzled by public complaints aboul deadly black smoke" from their vehicles' exhausts. The bus owners say they service their vehicles regularly and the protests278 words
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Article42 1957-07-12 5 The Princess Royal, aunt of the Queen, has accepted an invitation from the Gov-ernor-General of the Federation of Nigeria, on behalf of the Federal Government to visit Nigeria in November, the Colonial Office announced last night. ReuterReuter - 42 words
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Article243 1957-07-12 5 JUNGLE MAGIC A PEP Dunham's candid talk at Rotary POTARIANS were taken aback yesterday when the popular American dancer Katherine Dunham turned on them the full force of her "scientific" knowledge of dancing. Miss Dunham, an authoress, anthropologist, lecturer, and artist, spoke on "The Role of a Dancer in Primitive243 words
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Article36 1957-07-12 5 The resignation of Mr. John B. Hollister as Director of the United Statea Government's International Co-operation Administration has been accepted with regret by President Eisenhower, it was revealed la Washington vestcrdav. ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Advertisement290 1957-07-12 5 mM medal I €r ATO-MOP I tNEW INVENTION A TIME LABOUR SAVER jfL FOR CLEANLINESS COMFORT! I To do cleaning work with SOOGER is a I graceful and pleasant job. It requires I no electricity. SOOGER also has an I •vtomatw hvuihn automatic squeeaser and an adjustable I handle. It290 words
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Advertisement12 1957-07-12 6 HIGHEST QUALITY LOW NICOTINE CHESTERFIELD ff Ai t rTEs THY THEM TO-DAY!12 words
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Page 6 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous245 1957-07-12 6 iIIAMIHAki: bY l^c iiilk and IMiil llavis (kCMUIA* CLAP6AMBITA K|^OF^ A\^ fl N 1 qa^Ua' r^?^^' LOrMA^ TW Ul^lssl sL^^) 4 TAIIXAX by i:il»ar Hire Burroughs ■Xl vOuKjG /yAANJ MEC7 EXCITE7LY J^*« jHB STe^NGEK SLOWLV^fik Jo-J H|. hHI I Ht r E p AT fcP' "wuat in tmb ann Oyance245 words
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Miscellaneous522 1957-07-12 6 1 |»ORN today, you seem to O ceptional self-control. You ha! i a calm, sane outlook on lile uj a pear to approach any problem with n a ready solution. You have a da? i| guaslve way and a fine speaking voS which seems to ring with conviction 5 every522 words
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Round the World Market Prices
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Article159 1957-07-12 7 LONDON. July 11. Previous Today i ,/J II buyers 27' A buyers m 27 H sellers YI\L seller.-, VlJl U st 27 l 'H buyers 27 U buyers 27 U sellers 27 U sellers i k>- Bml 27 bu y er s 27^ buyers m 21% sellers159 words
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Article94 1957-07-12 7 NEW YORK, July 11. Previous Today JL, ,pot 96.87 nom. 97.00 nom. arl aiiti ut .Inly unquoted unquoted \ug 95.00 norn 95 12 nom. SALES: Nil. j july 96.75 buyers 96 37 buyers 1 97- 25 sellers 97 00 sellers 96 00 buyers 96 12 buyers 96.5094 words
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Article35 1957-07-12 7 iNEW YORK, July 11. Previous Today rial, 519 81 817.97 ids 152.42 151.95 tic Bonds 86.96 8689 71.30 7118 i Composite Averages ***** 178.92 Above prices quoted in U.S. cents pet W.35 words
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Article43 1957-07-12 7 I spot and 26 Vi, awaiting release 26, afloats 26 >2, afloats 26. July shipment 25. Muntok Malabar July white spot 33, afloets 32 V&, sellers 25-,, Lampong July ex-dock. 25. Sarawak spot Above prices Quoted in U.S. cents per lt>-43 words
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Article107 1957-07-12 7 LONDON, July 11. Previous Today iMPhilipp.int's c.i.f. U.K./ rth European delivered per long ton July/ Aug. $168 sellers $168 sellers *MMia,u if. 1. K. /North Bb> delivered weight per £63>,i buyers £63Vt buyers IB<i iui-. \ugust £64 sellers £64 .sellers Ani Sept. £63' i, buyers £63'107 words
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Article131 1957-07-12 7 SUICIDE MAN DIES BY ACCIDENT pEORGE EAGLEFIELD was on his way to the river to commit suicide when he tripped over a low fence, fell into a water- filled ditch, and was accidentally drowned. This was the conclusion reached by the Burton-on-Trent coroner at last week's Inquest on Eaglefield, a131 words
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Article, Illustration103 1957-07-12 7 SEEN in the above picture setting their first glimpse I of England is a party of Scouts from Australia who arrived in Britain recently to attend the World I Scout Jubilee Jamboree which is being held at Sutton Park, Warwickshire from August 1 to August 12.103 words
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Advertisement81 1957-07-12 7 Sole Agents; Bfeii^BMMftßfeMMßßHiflßßMßl KIAN G WAN (M) LTD. B^/f&ESBB^m Singapore Koala Lumpur Penang CARPETS RUGS T^^®^ j^r-om PERSIA vJ3^ ask for SHLOER the pure juice of selected English apples The FEDERAL DISPENSARY Ltd S3 RAFFLES PLACE A «PORI COLO STORAOI ARCADI, ORCHAPO RH J&-*' J I S i, a miM'CiYf81 words
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Miscellaneous106 1957-07-12 7 Today's Radio for Singapore Programme 1.18 p.m. Potpourri; 130 Time Signal and News; 1.46 Pot-pouni-Part 2; fi.oo London Studio Melodies; 530 Life wlf li the Lyons; 6.00 Time Announcement and ETogramme Summary; no 2 Mali Bag, at the mike— Sarojini i^ourdcs. 655 Announcementa atid Bingtpore Share Market Etc port 700106 words
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Miscellaneous56 1957-07-12 7 I SINGAPORE [HIGH TIDES TODAY: 1 1.54 a.m. an..! 10.54 p.m. TOMORROW: 12 24 p.m. and 1132 p.m. R SUNDAY: 12 53 p m. MONDAY: 0.10 a.m. w and 1 20 p.m I TUESDAY: 0.46 am. a I and 1.46 p.m WKI>NKSI)AY: 1 23 am I and 214 p.m. m56 words
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Article, Illustration323 1957-07-12 8 MOHE and more Asiani are taking a keen interest in the art oj jene* m o nfj no longei a dangerom pastime in fact no more dan&eroui than swimming or playing tennis. If is a healthy form of exercise which helps one to keep alert323 words
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Article219 1957-07-12 8 Gin party for good Mr. B A WHOOPING, hap inn, chanting throng oi frenzied Nigerian* ■wept down the steps of the <>i(l Bailey last week and spilled out Into the street Hoisted high on broad shoulders, a long cigar Jammed between his white teeth, was the Hon TheophilUS Benson 37-year-old219 words
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Article, Illustration39 1957-07-12 8 NOVICE HAS GOOD STYLE On the left, a young member is seen receiving instruction on the lunge from Mr. Ermic Chndirick. For her very first lesson in fencing, older members said that her style va s very impressive. timiimiiiiimiiiiiiimmmiiiiiii39 words
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Article95 1957-07-12 8 babies luJqM illegitin; ite b;rj? rl prostitute v'andSKj seeking Amcricaftft ed in camps aroMn Twice a monthMm pay packi ts anm^ milk bar-. TJie'pMwe The girls aflro nave only about 111 1 The chief M aimed directly ;E "I'm increasMfi from four to sevfl night and will tfi "We95 words
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Article, Illustration100 1957-07-12 8 J»HE QUEEN has loanA ed four Palace servants a butler and three maids to Mr. Harold Stassen, who is President Eisenhower's representative at the London disarmament talks. THE REASON: To ensure there will bo no security leaks during the talks. At a recent house party some delegates were known100 words
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Article151 1957-07-12 9 l ilh a shock last week |i, M out of every 100 ■estimate, X t( -know lodged the J 1 1953 when the X an u»q"ir.V committee. 100 babies were lilrd recently by mcdiKj ice the national gl shocked because W police action against ■>; of151 words
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Article, Illustration17 1957-07-12 9 cater for Amc--11 and French rtijTwo young refugee* tccre n <>n to the Li/ Lilt, upending17 words
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Article, Illustration78 1957-07-12 9 THIS is a new way for a famous film star to oblige his ardent young fans! In this case the fan is a pretty Norwegian girl. And the star? None other than the famous Kirk Douglas who seems most amused78 words
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185 1957-07-12 9 DOCTOR ADAMS QUITS THE HEALTH SERVICE DR. JOHN BODKIN ADAMS has dropped out of the National Health Service. The patients on hi.s National Health list there are nearly 1,000 have been given a fortnight to choose another doctor. The Health Executive at Eastbourne, Sussex. England has tolcl the patients that185 words
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Article100 1957-07-12 9 rpWENTY golden lions I and twenty golden unicorns, relics of the I Coronation, arc for sale, price one penny each. I They are eight feet high and four feet I wide, and now huddle forlornly together on a Mayfair bombsite in London. The beasts100 words
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Advertisement123 1957-07-12 9 (^pnofort day and night lan American's exclusive Sleeperette* sei ice gives you completely relaxing comfort all d.iy long bed length conifoit all ni^lil long. These l»i^ reclining Sleeperette seats are spaced Faf apart you j)lenty of le;r room. You Can Stretch way out and still not touch tlic seat in123 words
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Article, Illustration757 1957-07-12 10 Margaret Dixon - Margaret Dixon AT^tmm a mat Margaret Dixon, a polio patient dependent for seven years on an iron lung, returned home to Fleet wood, in Lancashire, after achieving her great ambition: she has spent a week watching the Wimbledon championships on the Centre Court. She757 words
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Article256 1957-07-12 10 A SAD, bitter letter beginning "My dear, dear old Dick," and written on blue prison paper was unearthed in London last week. V provides ;i fresh surprise in a controversy that began 40 years ago and has never died. The letter was written by Sir Roger256 words
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Article184 1957-07-12 10 1 1ST one thing marred the wedded bliss of Mrs. "A"— she had an obsession for bald men. And her husband was tall, dark, and handsome with hair. So she said to him I* 'Why not have a Vui l| Brynner hair-cut? His mind flashed to184 words
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Article, Illustration78 1957-07-12 10 ANNE IS OFF TO MARKET DEEN shopping in E the picture on the z '«'ft in London's E f a mo v I Porto hello Market is Os< ur win- nine: actress Anne E Itiixter She is ;»t present In England for the E filming of new thriller. "Sleep No78 words
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INSIDE SHOW BUSINESS
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Article, Illustration62 1957-07-12 11 f Pat Crowley above Is not only le and talented young act- ler, dancer, but she also dis- n<> of tier assets a pair of legs in Hollywood, with 11 match. The pretty young br actress co-stars unth Dean i Jerry Lewis in Paramount' s U62 words
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Article52 1957-07-12 11 II inii'Ucst young actresses (fj Mr//?/ is Valeric Allen m brunette beauty is prea%f n Qroomed for stardom jto iKfi in her firs! important forthcoming film, "Hot portrays (he role o/ a recker in which stir Bqi 1 > U '"> away from Shirley lous that curvaceous tfiit52 words
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Article, Illustration489 1957-07-12 11 IF you can't remember the title of a film, you can always "hum" X it. The tendency to name a film after its title song is illustrated by the announcement that nine among M-G-M's current group of films are getting the title tune treatment. INTERNATIONAL489 words
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Article, Illustration325 1957-07-12 11 (UST 10. Manna viady anoic is 'an. irun sr.iu something of adolescence in the smile that is framed i by loriff hair falling to her shoulders in the St. Germain dcs Pres manner. In her smile, in her eyes ami mannerisms, a Slavonic languor Is confused by325 words
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241 1957-07-12 12 RED NEW LOOK POSES BIGGER RISK FOR ASIA THE LIBERAL MANCHESTER GUARDIAN HAS WARNED 1 THAT THE NKW "LIBERALISED" LOOK OF COMMUNISM IN ASIA IS "DANGEROUS." It .said the facts about liberalisation in I Red China were still obscure. The critics of j Communism whom the Peking regime invited toU.P. - 241 words
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Article174 1957-07-12 12 'Clear a new path' '|>Hh Kerala State i committee <>f the i n (i i a n Communist i'arty at Trivandrum baa criticised the state's communist min- istry for failure to comult the Opposition on various proposed legislation. In a resolution, the ommittee said the main obstacle to such democraticReuter - 174 words
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Article60 1957-07-12 12 The R.s 20,000,000 Umtru hydro-electric project, 17 mile, south of Gauhatl (Assam), w;i', opened by As.sam'.s Governor Fazalali, and Canadian High Commissioner in India Mr. Chester Rouning, formally handed the project over to the Assam Government, Th c project, received Canadian electrical equipment and engineeringA.P. - 60 words
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Article87 1957-07-12 12 UNITED STATES Secretary of State John Faster Dulles has stressed the importance to the United States of maintaining good relations with Ceylon in remarks at a swear-ing-in cere m o n y in Washington, Mr. Dulles told the new U.S. Ambassador to Ceylon. Mr Maxwell HA.P. - 87 words
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U.S. warns again on trade with China
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Article134 1957-07-12 12 ]VfR SINCLAIR 1?1 WEEKS, the United States Secretary of Commerce, said in Washington, "We wurn those tempted by the illusion of the lucrative trade with Communist China to take a long, hard look before they leap to conclusions." Addressing a special Senate trade investigation subcommittee, Mr. Weeks said that US.Reuter - 134 words
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Article59 1957-07-12 12 The Indonesian Information Ministry in a broadcast called for a speedy solution of the war reparations issue between Indonesia and Japan and said a "speedy settlement of this question constitutes the key towards improvement of relations between the two countries" It said figures earlier proposed by the Japanese Government wereReuter - 59 words
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Article54 1957-07-12 12 The lar«fst military Iran?, portation contract sincr Uir Korean war has Ihcm awarded to the Flyina Ti«<'r Line by the S U.P. Military Air Transport Service. It calls for ser vice between the U.S. and Japan and involves v minimum of U559,000,000 for the transportation of military passengers anil freightU.P. - 54 words
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Article27 1957-07-12 12 Soinp 1,200 Oversea cU I nese students I countries and regioi are rxpected to arrl I Formosa for fur': r I l dies this sumni. r RenterReuter - 27 words
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Article28 1957-07-12 12 President Chiam; KM* I shek has named I"- L° I Chia-lun, noted rh]v I scholar, Keeper ol tnewa* I tional Archives or rhiP. I oftlcial historian A. P.A.P. - 28 words
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Article34 1957-07-12 12 The Communist Chinese province of Kwanstun? I plans to buy 110 British- I made Austin trucks before I the end of the year, the I Hong Kong Comrmmist newspaper Ta Kun« P^° reported. U.P.U.P. - 34 words
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Article78 1957-07-12 12 The International Bank announced it would send a mission to Siam a I the request of the government I there to assist in formul- I ating a long-term develop- I ment programme for that I country. The mission, I which will study Siam's resources and make re- I commendations torUP - 78 words
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Article61 1957-07-12 12 An artifical earthquake triggered by flip detonation of one ton of dynamite, will be set Off near Mito, Japan in late An* gust to study the earth's crust. Seismologists Will oct, up of uuservaiion sta- I tions to check vibrations I and their findings irili be I reported to InternationalA.P. - 61 words
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Article29 1957-07-12 12 Seventeen linden tree saplIngs, given to Japan by Ceylon, ivill soon be distributed to Buddhist temples throughout Japan. The saplings are known as the holy tree of Buddhism A.P.A.P. - 29 words
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Article25 1957-07-12 12 The VniUd States has Pledged aid to Ceylon in a campaign to eradicate malaria in that country within the next four at five yean U.P.U.P. - 25 words
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Article58 1957-07-12 12 The south Vietnamese Na tional Assembly has pasa- i\ b bill nationalising all property of former Em i" r r BaO I).li ;i w<ll ;i., i ii,. holding di his "accomplii Bao d ii, deposed by Pre Idem n^o Dinh Diem m October, 1955 Id iiv< -I in self exJKA.P. - 58 words
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Article73 1957-07-12 12 Phe Natli »nal Academy ol lcienc< a In VVaahlngton h i announci thai i)r oeorge Darling haa hem 1 amed director of the Atomic Bomb Casualty Commifl lon with head V' Vri ii, N.i 1. 1 and Hiroshima, Japan. The commission has been conducting long-term studies of the populations ofU.P. - 73 words
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Article54 1957-07-12 12 Prime Minister S. W. R. D. Bandaranaike said in Colombo that h e believed in solving the nation's problems by peaceful means I rather than by force. He added, "In August we should oe able to win over the Tamils and get them to call off their Satyagraha movement withoutU.P. - 54 words
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Article33 1957-07-12 12 The Danish Government has agreed to restore the trademark rights of four Japanese companies seized by Denmark as enemy property in March 1946. They are two trading organisations and two soy.sauce manufacturers ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article24 1957-07-12 12 The Poking Kwangming (Bright Light) Daily said that trade between Red China and Pakistan last year was eight times the amount in 1955. U.P.U.P. - 24 words
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Article18 1957-07-12 12 Mr. Gyokudo Kawai, one of Japan's foremost painters, has died in Tokyo at the age of 83. A.P.A.P. - 18 words
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Article20 1957-07-12 12 Former South K< I |r Force Chid I Kirn Chung Yul appointed to b 5 1 now Defence M- U.P.U.P. - 20 words
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Article118 1957-07-12 12 A FORMER Governor of Portugal's Fir {> i tern colon y f) f Macao says thai Red China may pl ay a role to world Rffalw thai is -whi ni«h Inconceivable" Rear Adm. j. m Bsparteiro said in I vb..n that "once the Chinese arrive atA.P. - 118 words
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Article, Illustration33 1957-07-12 12 A Korean lad, rong. II Han, and an American girl, Susan Starr, who won top honours' in a nationwide piano contest held in Washington, are seen beins congratulated by notod conductor Howard Mitchell.33 words
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Article, Illustration1151 1957-07-12 13 A.J.P. TAYLOR - Adenauer shoots an arrow at the H-bomb A. J. P. TAYLOR by L PAGE A U)I NAII X IH X \l fHORISED BIOGKAPHI Hy Paul Weymar. Edited and tl nslated *>y Peter de VI, tidelssohn. And re Peutsch. ING the life of litician is a business. We to know what1,151 words
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Article156 1957-07-12 13 BOOK of the WEEK Brother Surgeons by Caret Rogers. Putnam 16s. %WHEN the Hunter brother. came to eighteenthcentury London, surgery waj scorned by physicians Bleeding was the cure for all ills. i< -k Cleanliness was almost unknown. The Hunters were not particularly concerned about the habits of Hie day: yet156 words
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Article247 1957-07-12 13 PHILIP OAKES - PHILIP OAKES «M& Chocolates For Breakfast. By Pamela Moore. Longmans. OVERHEATED account of the sexual cmd social habits of a moneyed set of pOUTtg Americans, eager to be labelled as a new "lost aeneration." The first novel of an IS-ycar-old writer, who should do much belter later on.247 words
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Miscellaneous175 1957-07-12 13 v *^fc-'§S«^| J I j I I I I I W9&J9 XL ■■■< I, BBB^BBI I I 1 I J.CfOSS within (4). 4 i 'I 7 A jewel introduces a zodiac in^ for a con. B^ n (6 rv 8 Mostly anger in this country ■I;,;. 12 VMd. for Md175 words
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253 1957-07-12 14 asdfadsfadsf HE USUALLY SADDLES UP HPHE Stewards (up, for (lass 2 horses over nine furlong*, main race at Hukit Timah iumorrow, should ko to Mirophli or Golden Melody. They finished first and second over One Mile On the first d;ty. und253 words
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691 1957-07-12 14 IAM not look in}/, past I Hopeful Blue for the winner Ol the main Class 2 .sprint. I anticipate Hopeful Blue going to j Class 1 and being one of the well-fancied candidates for the Perak Turf Club's Sultan's Vase In September. On691 words
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Article94 1957-07-12 14 ljt O I LOWING I horses will not I start tomorrow: a > Hunter, j I Tudor Wonder. Her j I Highness, Diamond j j Jubilee, LyCOB, Sud- j den Choice and Gular 11. Potentate In very doubtful j i starter. 1 1 1 1 194 words
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Article286 1957-07-12 14 Monarch looks ready for win STEBLINGi Rehmat, Budgerigar, Swanhaven, Monarch, Punter's Delight and Prince Gallant can all be given winning chances in the Class 3, Div. 2 race over Hi Miles. Sterling was doing his best work al the finish of the Mile on the first day when fourth to286 words
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Article367 1957-07-12 14 THE c;., 3, Dlv. l sprint Should i 1 Im one ol l)i*' Hobbs' trained pair, Ala Ua or iim- \\i/mi aim A!u i promoted four dJ Isioi if i; i b more than I■■ yon with, inn when I to nam i ol367 words
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Article, Illustration273 1957-07-12 14 I XI) ARROG*J ANCE'S performance over six furlongs on Wednesday, when he beat a Class 2, Div. 1 sprint field easily, makes him the logical choice here despite a rise of 14-lb. Taking a guide through time,273 words
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181 1957-07-12 14 ANTICIPATING B .soft track. -r I am going for Tufton In the Class '.1, Div. l event over li Miles. 1 think Tufton won whi enough to overcome hi* 9-11). penalty, and he is sure t- > rim out the distance. He won over BP181 words
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332 1957-07-12 15 HALFYARD GETS SEASON'S FIRST HATTRICK Roy Marshall hits 16% off Glamorgan DAVID HALFYARD, 26-year-old Kent fast-medium bowler, yesterday did the first hattnck of the season in the match against Worcestershire. He dismissed leading Worcestershire batsnen, Martin Horton and Roy Booth, with the ast two balls of one over and all-rounderReuter - 332 words
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Article, Illustration32 1957-07-12 15 adsfasdf picture. ■JTENTATK (Franklin) being led in by Mr. R. Jansen ■ter winning the seventh race at Bukit Timah on Wednesday. Free PressFree Press - 32 words
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Article87 1957-07-12 15 1 r pHREE Finnish runners cracked the 1,500 metres world record in an international track meet in Turku yesterday. Olavi SaLsola and Olavi Salonen of Finland were clocked In 3 mm. 40.2 sec. in a photo- finish. Salsola was named winner after the judges studied thU.P. - 87 words
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Article162 1957-07-12 15 r rOM COURTNEY, the j United States Olympic champion, won thr- 800 tnetrea in imin, 47. user. a ton I>h of a second .slow r than iii s Olympic record at an Internationa] athletics mooting in Stockholm last night. Derek Johnson, runner-up to Courtney in theReuter - 162 words
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Article159 1957-07-12 15 Cricket close of play CLOSE of play in yesterday's cricket matches were: At Gloucester: Gloucestershire 268; Middlesex 49 for five. Rain stopped play for day. At Yeovil: Somerset 248; Northamptonshire 25 for no wicket. Rain stopped play for day. At Birmingham: Warwickshire 289 for four declared; Essex 185 for sixReuter - 159 words
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76 1957-07-12 15 YoJande Pompcy. the world's fourth-ranked light heavyweight boxer, disclosed i yesterday he has a new part-time Job as an apI prentice barber in B London shop I "When I retire f mm thf ring 1 want to buy one or two hair-dressers' shopsA.P. - 76 words
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135 1957-07-12 15 MAJOR CROSLAND WINS ARMY GOLF COMPETITION MAJOR E. Cropland '1) won the A division stablefurcl comi>etition of the Singapore Army Golfing Society, played over the Royal Singapore Golf Club course on Wednesday, with 34 points after a count back. Other cards returned: Lt. Col. R. J. Tadman (10) and Maj.135 words
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Advertisement116 1957-07-12 15 RELAX over Hie Week-end with your WEEKENDER Every week Terrific Pages of Action Clamour Exclusives Sports Features ••*••#••••€!>*•«••••• The Unborn Baby Racket an expose Children sold without mothers seeing them. Her Songs tell Food photo feature 2 picture piiges o f Singapore Cafe Singer Har Mci Kong. Ava Gardner slams116 words
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611 1957-07-12 16 What is it all about?' they ask r |MIK ALUMNI ASSOCIATION and the medical profession are worried about the police probe into alleged "irregular and unethical practices" in Singapore (Government hospitals. Private practit loners the Alumni Association to what the inquiry Is The611 words
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Article19 1957-07-12 16 20 rfonfl $fi (minimum). WILSON To Betty and Mike, at X X Hospital, 00 12th July, a daughter.19 words
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Article, Illustration112 1957-07-12 16 Is it the latest in beach wear? The answer is no. Although quite attractive, it would be too dar- ing. Actually, it is a new method of making a tailor's dummy. The netting of wire and plastic is put on the body and heated electrically. When it is heated itPopper - 112 words
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Article109 1957-07-12 16 5,000 OF THESE BABIES MAY DIE Ministry spokesman nounced in Teheran v* terday. )B< The spokesman said tht babies, aged between on« month and two years had either lost their motners in last week's disastrous earthquakes or the mothers were unab'e to feed them. MBritish aid Meanwhile, the Govern. mentA.P. - 109 words
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Article162 1957-07-12 16 A LABOUR member of Parliament, Mr. Harry Hynd, asserted in the House of Commons yesterday that some British soldiers would resent wearing the recently-awarded Suez Modal. He asked whether it would be compulsory to wear it. Mr. John Hare, Secretary for War, said the wearingReuter - 162 words
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Article214 1957-07-12 16 Balladeer can 'break any language barrier* tyiMJAM CLAUBON, the American halladeer Who has hern hailed as the singer :ii»ie to "break ;«nv language barrier/ 1 la t flight lived up id ihla reputation at the Cultural < nil re in Singapore, With effortleai ease he sang songsM.W. - 214 words
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Advertisement72 1957-07-12 16 Cm, Success l demands a fit both) >s^!. Pot many y.-ars athlotes and -I"",' Iw f m h;ive Pa»a tribute to the beneficia' <n» A^fiwffiWl litiea of 'Ovaltine 1 as a no* l 11 llffl^ palatable food beverage of valof jj 5r.. supplementing the training t0 A\~ contribute! nutrients ;it)(l72 words
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