The Singapore Free Press, 30 November 1957

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    The Singapore Free Press
    18 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper Singapore, suiuid.iy, November 3d, 1957 Pi it i- 13 Is
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    PARTIES URGE ACTION
    277 1 QiNdAI'OKi; political parties share the concern felt by hinese Chamber of Commerce about the inQg crime wave in the colony, especially kidnappings Portion, but they do not think that a Commission Inquiry, sus- nested by the Chamber, would do any good. Chamber yesterday voiced strong criticism against
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    Lock icon IFNI: A GRAVE WARNING
    44 1 1 "i Foreign Mnned BalaRabat yesterday «J the Spanish ifnl was "very ir if l could aflee.t In Morocco, Ui] Spanish forces ";;l';'cl a general iM^pk by land, ni^ aßainst the wni according to I sources in Rabat U.P. A.P.
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    DUTCH FEARS
    124 1 rniiE Dutch Foreign E 1. Minister. Dr. J. M. S A. 11. Luns, said last ~z E night that nationalisa- E E tion of Hollands $1,350 E E million worth of hold- E E ings in Indonesia could E E "not be ruled out". E Questioned in New
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    Lock icon IKE SHAKES UP SCIENCE BODY
    132 1 I)RESIDENT EISENHOWER yesterday appointed retired Lieutenant- Genera] James n. i>oniittie— who i< <s the first wartime raid on Tokyo and four prominent scientists to a special committee which advises him on scientific matters. He also transferred the entire 17-men.her Scientific Committee from the Office of
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    DRASTIC INCOME TAX REFORMS DUE SOON Talks on tax plans
    410 1 DRASTIC INCOME TAX REFORMS DUE SOON Talks on tax plans Allowance cuts are expected biggest hole may be made in the middle class pocket Lim and Tengku meet today FINAL DECISION on new tax proposals for Malaya may be taken at an informal conference in Singapore today between Tengku Abdul
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    Lock icon ROCKET CRASH SOON
    73 1 TJISTORY'S first satellite rocket may tumble to its d o0 m tomorrow morning. The final stage rocket that thrust Sputnik I into an orbit over Russia on Oct. 4 is in its last hours, the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory reported yesterday. Dr. Fred L. Whipple, Observatory director, emphasised
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    Lock icon Ring of U.S. air power
    113 1 Ring of U.S. air power AMERICAN air power hftfl the Soviet Union *zeroed in from every direction" and the Russian leaders know it, said U.S. Air Force Chief of Staff in Washington yesterday. General Thomas D. White also disclosed that the Strategic Air Command (SAC) this week was assign* ed
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    Lock icon Tension over Nehru visit
    67 1 rpENSION mounted around the fortress Pratapgrah, 200 miles from Bombay last night as demonstrators con- verged on the old stronghold on the eve of a visit by Pre- mier Nehru. Thousands of both pro and anti-Nehru peasants were reported swarming toward the stronghold where NVhru will
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    Lock icon UK's grand old man is 83 today
    286 2 UK's grand old man is 83 today yili; w INSTON »v »< p (Kill takes inn. i N t(; t j.i\ ii om *•< last |rt < t v\<»ik of -i destinj Mh-d hi, time i<- cell bi ate ins H iii! thd i V ;-ihl\ bOH < d \s
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    Lock icon PARTIAL HOME RULE VOTED FOR ALGERIA
    268 2 PARTIAL HOME RULE VOTED FOR ALGERIA FRENCH REFORMS WONT END WAR, SAYS U.N. DELEGATE \JONSIEUR Felix Gaiiiard, the French prime minister, last night won two confidence votes in the National Assembly supporting his Algerian reform programme. p The bill voted will give Algeria partial home rule, by creating local parliaments
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    Lock icon India hits at Pacific atom tests
    93 2 INDIA told the United Nations yesterday that United States use of the Pacific island* a nuclear weapo proving ground contrary to trusteeship dgrei under which the U administer^ the islands. Mrs. Tarkeswari Sinha, speaking in the Trusteeship Committee said India felt that t destroy
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    MINE THREAT TO HOMES
    38 2 AKELGIAJN tr.iv < a let hal Gel naval mine aboard wa crssl'ully towed Cl( ai tend jiort by tw< sweepers yesterday People, evacuated i around the fi.shin; do lirr whon thr nunr i ticking, returned
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    Lock icon 1,000 DOLLS IN BAC
    41 2 A (joodtrill ambassadress, with 1.000 dolls in hi gage destined for Italian children, has arrived In tlOftl Ginger Christensen, 18. from California, n<r missioned b\j the Foster-Parents Plan to (jive the children helped by the organisation.— Reuter
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    Lock icon MOW WE'LL ACT OUTSIDE UN -INDONESIA
    432 3 Subandrio threatens after West New Guinea negotiations resolution fails to gain approval by General Assembly i :cr<H to continue "no disturbances' policy [NDONESIA declared last night that she would have "no alternative but recourse to action outside the United Nations" alter the General Assembly
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    DAG'S ITINERARY
    23 3 Mr. Dag Hammarskjocld, U.N. Secretary-General, will visit Jerusalem and Damascus as well as Amman during his Middle East peace mission. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Farewell concert
    49 3 Below, the Governor, Sir Robert Black, and Airs. B. Dudley, instructor at the Government Hill Domain Children's Social Centre, watch the children's concert during Sir Robert's farewell visit to the centre yesterday. Sir Robert and I.ady Black were the quests at a farewell party. Free Press picture.
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    Lock icon Queen to make TV speech
    166 3 Queen to make TV speech f\ UEFN ELIZABETH I H will rehearse for her first televised Christ' wm.s broadcast to the Commonwealth and a m make-up expert will be B in attendance, the BrU tfisJz Broadcasting Cor- B poration announced in London yesterday. //er broadcast will I coincide with the
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    Temporary offices in two districts
    72 3 r pHE Singapore Rural Board yesterday decided to build A two temoorarv district council offices at a cost of $13,000 each. The offices are to be in Still Road and at the Yio Chu Kang Thomson Road junction. They will serve Scran n and K.t'.ii'.:
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    Lock icon Antarctica fire
    17 3 Chile 1 Genera] O'Hig jins base In Antarctica ha; been destroyed by nre, A. P.
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      23 3 WARNING! This Hid Is Loaded With laughs! IT'S lERRY LEWiS as "THE DELiCATE DELINQUENT" A Paramount Picture CROCODILE I SHIRTS I s 1
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    The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, Nov. 30, 1957. Opinion Decision on HK base
    289 4 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, Nov. 30, 1957. Opinion Decision on HK base A ja.\ i p< ople will be m sad to hear that the Naval base at Hone: Kong is to be dosed j and they may even j regard it as an example of Great Bri tain's
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    Lock icon SWITZERLAND MAYGET AN OUTLET TO THE SEA
    445 4 SWITZERLAND MAY GET AN OUTLET TO THE SEA 100-MILE RIVER STRETCH LANDLOCKED SWITZERLAND may yet get an outlet across the plains of Northern Italy to the sea. Linked with the schema would be the Italian industrial metropolis of Milan. Pressure is building up In Milan and half a dozen northern
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    THE COMRADES
    16 4  -  Scorpio asdfasdf He's learning fast you should hear the lies he tells about me/
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    BY THE WAY
    54 4  -  Beachcomber asdfasdf 1 GATHER that food fossilised and rendered tasteless by excessive refrigeration will soon be out of date. Scientists now know that food exposed to atomic rays lasts longer. All that now remains is to start a gigantic advertising campaign to persuade people that contaminated food
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      57 4 "> In* Wha t a d iffe re n ce V^ -J[ THE STRONG STOUI J \^Z- WITH THE MILD TASTE jTyK mak c s W\ n M n eke son' H... I smooth, strong a A^ M(irkrson's I I I I i/ll It builds mm "TV A and mnkta
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    FOOD PRODUCTION STEP UP IS AN URGENT NEED
    330 5 FOOD PRODUCTION STEP UP IS AN URGENT NEED MltiiSTflY OF FOOD AWP AGRICULTURE WILL SERVE TWO-FOLD PURPOSE,' SAYS YAP FOUR-YEAR PLAN WILL ALSO GIVE FARMERS A SQUARE DEAL pHE president Of the Singapore Country Peoples Association, Mr. Yap Chin Choon, yesterday asked the Government to jive urgent consideration to their
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    Lock icon Diplomatic break
    12 5 chile has severed diplo natic relations with Vene- ik'la A.P.
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    Tourism boost planned
    245 5 Tourism boost planned THE Singapore Tourist Advisory Committee is drawing up pj B plans to form a Tourist Association a a new body which may function on a pan- Malayan basis. The chairman of the committee, Mr. YV.D.C. Erskine Crum told the Free Press that the committee hoped the new
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    Home is looking for a medico
    60 5 The Singapore Health Ministry is Looking for a suitable doctor to replace Dr. R..T. Orove- White, the Medical Superintendent oj the Trafalgar Home, when he retires In January under the Malayan!. >;it ion scheme, A Ministry spokesmai said <ii< post would soon b< advertised,
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    SIAMESE STUDENT VISITOR TO ENTERTAIN
    116 5 SIAMESE STUDENT VISITOR TO ENTERTAIN MEMBER -1 Ihe Biam c unh cr .11 y .>t udent group now in Bingapof( an educational tour win ide 1 lie turprii c high light of Hk 1 ihines y M C v imily Day rarle ty show tin evening Mi. idl Yon 1
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      72 5 TIH PI7¥MP I mlm m3 i AL ill Ji It te-;^ TRANSPORT STORAGE LTD. 0 ry^\ W3 CECIL STREET SINGAPORE OCU*^ MANAGING DIRECTOR RONALD PEEK S 3 << V 4L* dt \v << No 509, RD.JrSINGAPQQb.Q. DISTINCTIVE GIFTS From Southeast Asia < PICTURES Make arrangements MOM? for your photographs to
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      261 5 Special LADIES ONLY Preview vQmm9 B TUESDAY 3rd DEC. at 9A.M 'W^SSBmS§ w B sustain uou: _f v^rlS A Ctif) -I NESCAFI by r p lf I L E S —I ««4 HUNTLEY PALMER Bi x-uit>. I"* -y^^Lj"«l by courtesy of SIME DARBr' M^■Hw. >"*_i B I of- iftnn tout's:
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      289 6 X "Bf iflfe* V&* vvtf^X^r^'' \S^" iX^ 1 /jiff wv d&r j _-qfc-_ j,> Tjf t A irvi jffaßSSfti'jpSisß^ ,^fc BS&& A W X ji" m^ "aft 4^ £üß^^^3 JEFF llA%\3ii: by Sydney lonian »WE HAVE. HI I M LOCDC THE «m:.- >. JtV^^B InD^OW YOU MLjJI XaAM VET OX
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      449 6 I |>ohn today, you are full o f charm and Wit, You are one ol the persona ol the world and seen i cam fun and pleasure with you wherever you go. This is something of a paradox c for underneath your gay exterior I there is a rioua soul,
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      U.K. closing prices
      152 7 U. K. closing prices LONDON, Nov 89 Previous T, I da> mam; No 1 BBfl 044 •S I>!1 L 3 wWtM 23 buyers 23 sellera 2V. sellers (an. buyers 23 t buyers 23% belh n 2j sellers ■ft] i; So 1 BSS BpM buyers ::.;>, buyers 23 i sellers 23
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      New York prices
      107 7 I NEW YORK, Nov. 29. Previous Today ■traits Spot 88 87 mm 91.25 nom. Bui Contract Dec. unquoted unquoted I Jan. unquoted unquoted Quiet. SALES: Nil- Contract Dec. 87.75 buyers 90 25 buyers f 88.50 sellers 91.25 sellers Fan, 87-50 buyers 89 75 buyers 8825 sellers 91.00
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      WOW JONES AVERAGES
      35 7 NEW YORK, Nov. 29. Previous Today Pf v 446 03 449 87 ■F"-"^ 103.01 103 97 ■px-tu Bonds 84 38 84 41 P il!! 6758 67 73 nposite \\crages 149.10 150 23
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      U.S. PEPPER
      52 7 1 iwaiting and awaiting release 24. afloafc s 24 Novem- 23% to 23%, November shipment I-ampong unquoted. Muntck white spot 1* r release 24%, 33%, awaiting release 33. afloat; W Novemberj 33 to 31 November shipment r fawak spot I 30% sellers ex-dock prices quoted in U.S. cents
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      98 7 LONDON, Nov. 19. A Previous TctJav «f) Philippines ci.f. IK7 European delivered Per long t,,,, Dec Jan. $183 sellers $183 sellers P S !t LI. t X North ti.l6 pean J<'l vnvd We ig hi Wr £CG buyers g6stf buyers 1 IZ.l Z. Jan> tr <
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    Lock icon A MOVE TO CUT SCHOOL TRAVEL
    242 7 A MOVE TO CUT SCHOOL TRAVEL <fQvt_Jo provide more ploces for children in the city Singapore Ministry of Education yesterday assured parents it would endeavour to accommodate children in schools nearest to their homes. This was stated by a .spokesman in answer to complaints by several parents that their children
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    Poll 'war' in paints
    243 7 A I THORITIES are shocked that emblems of I political parties contesting the Singapore i City Council elections have been painted on the walls of buildings and on public roads. Caught unawares by thir latest development in tin vigorous poster war, Cit: Council departments con" rerned
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    NAVAL BASE
    17 7 Two ships Crane and Andr< v. are in the Singa P re X;ival Bi\^ today.
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      129 7 Today's Radic Programme for Singapore 1 S pni Satui day n.i!<' Pal tI; i 30 'I ime Si-n.il .uv N0v.... 1 48 Saturday Date Part 11. 2 l.'i Weckriul Spori 2 40 The Latin •American waj 9 00 Saturday Prom; 4 00 Latg Aitei ni on 4 30 Tea Dance;
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      71 7 ■■■■■■■■■r ISINCAPORE UHICH TIDES TODAY: I ;i p m TOMORROH 5.55 ,1 m and 803 p .m. ej MONDAY 1, 59 t „i and 7 I I p m TUESDAY: 1 1 and 8 5 1 p m 1 DNESD I V: 8.32 a. m I itn\ 9. 1 pin
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    House by the beach
    705 8 1.1 hit II L I IX Ult §tl I V >###/!/ j •••<• Till STOKI SO ill ioi R school friends ars <>«• ramping bolidaj end g^t j permission to pitch their lent the compound of a lonely I ..id house t>> the sea. The. ewner,
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    LAST WEEK'S WINNERS
    370 8 I^HE winners of last weei 1- colour-in contest (earn Of whom will receive a $3 prize in due course) are a* follows: Miss Sarah Lav (.9). 10. Burmah Road, Singapore. Miss Maggie Tan (6), 37, Neil Road, Singapore. Master Chong Swee Hua (13), 99. Jalan Besar, Singapore.
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      192 8 7 SL I O I V 0 I r *'VB*^t;- i SSI i.i rs VCROSS l. it,. related to the haddock. portani South Korean porl Tail plant growing in oi 8 a workers' trade organi* close to water. 11, Where sation 7 Prickle, as On B our money is made
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      333 8 A colour-in contest With prizes for you pOCKKT-MONEY prizes Free Press Cecil St 1 are offered for e-o.our fjffig int this scene with paints next. Age limit Is 15 crayons or chalks. There are four prizes N T ame (Master /Miss) offered— each of $5 (two for boys and two
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    MOTHERHOOD REMOVES ALL BARRIERS
    647 9  - MOTHERHOOD REMOVES ALL BARRIERS Christian Layman Pialiirtlay wernion fey a (IE crowd had gathered around the two men One was a clever young lawyer, eager to w offj the other was the Great Teacher Christ, full of wisdom and love. They lg r n breathless silence and all eyes were
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      97 9 What a thrill it is when baby first i\ smiles at you! What a joy when first dßlpfe* you hear those happy coos and chuckles! Baby is telling you that all is well and mother can be happy in the 111 fe 11. knowledge that here is health in abundance.
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      858 9 I Sunday church I 1 announcements 1 E "STS, c-,— "•"■«ts»vmuN ■am Sunday School: 10.30 (Thomson Road): Mass, sermon .J^ Bible-Presbyterian Church '■Morning Prayer; 11 am. c.30 .7.30 and 830 a.m. (144 Prinsep Street): 415 pm ■arm Service; 11.45 am Church of Our Lady of Peace Sunday School; 5.30 pm.
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      397 10 SL g il Illlcf S M^ r r U'ur//(T Brothers. llVVil VVlllillQ S :^^fetf^^^^M "w^%^fy itnV a :t/;/? f^fnories ffi Hy <- "•<'">. what do y<n »><> vvish that I had the lime tn answer all sou, I I^^B^ rtVc rC e V J^ '«;f°^ letters indniduaJlv. hut .her/s.mph are
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    VITAL ISSUE FACES SAAA OFFICIALS
    392 11 L r>t mf We I fejj s "^S Bob 4- I n <S 4t ITHLETES and officials in Singapore are keeping their fingers crossed on the selection of a team manager and captain for the athletic contingent to the Asian Games in Tokyo next May,
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    PEREZ FIGHTS MARTIN TONIGHT
    203 11 PEREZ FIGHTS MARTIN TONIGHT (^SCUAL PEREZ, work flyweight champion, deris his title for the fourtt em Buenos Aires to[it when he meets th( opea 1 champion, Young :tin 'Spain). he world champion at will be giving live years >pponent. But he have the advantage of tim before 60.000 of own
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    LOCK UNDERGOES LEG OPERATION
    28 11 LOCK UNDERGOES LEG OPERATION I I tfand and n b knee In a i yesterday hospital so P g K fra ?menU of taken from vhlch two removed
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    Reds gain first win
    99 11 r VHK touring Soviet Ice hockey team lasi night won the lirst match of h<'ir Canadian visit by defeating Sudbury Wolves 7-4 it Ontario. The teams were level 1-1 v the end of the first )eriod. in the second, the Moscow team went ahead 1-2 and
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    N.B.A. MOVE TO RETIRE JACKSON
    115 11 r £HE National Boxing As sodation strongly urget the "voluntary retirement' of heavyweight Tom mi Hurricane > Jackson, sai/nu Vie boxer was in danger o] serious physical injury ij he sho iid continue. Shortly after Jackson was knocked out by EddU Mac he a in
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    FIGHT BID BY A 70-YEAR-OLD
    82 11 BJ>/ X I DO, Japan s MX, wrestling champion, has turned down a I eh aHe nac from a 70 year old Chinese bOXef But the Japanese, I icho is in Tameh for I a series or exhibition bouts, said he would like to see
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    AJAX AGAIN BEAT WISMUT IN CUP
    119 11 Ajax. oi Amsterdam, Qualified for thr second round of the European Soccer Cup When they beat the East German Club. B.C. Wismut, 1-0 in Amsterdam last ni^ht As the Dutch club won the first leg 3- 1 At Chom IlitZ, a week agO, they
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    HDWARD SCORES WITH A RIGHT
    42 11 ARTHUR H OVV A R I) (right), the Islington crui-ser-weight, scores with a right, but Eric Sdhoeppner, of Germany, weathered the Britishers attack to win their fight at Dortmund, Germany, on Nov. in on points. Keystone picture.
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    COUAG DOES BEST WORK JUDICIAL VERY FIT
    407 12 COUAG DOES BEST WORK JUDICIAL VERY FIT ALLAN LEWIS reports this morning^s gaUo P! POUAG impressed me as the best at Bukif Timah liii-> morning when he went w it li Triple Crown on the heavj NO. l* (rack. riit\ went from the half mile running the la>t three in
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    37 12 s JAROSLAV DROBNY. former Wimbledon tennis singles champion, has started business is a Contin- ental food manufacturer. Here he is seen in a i butcher's apron weighing a few choice samples of rins, ham and Frankfurter sausages
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    Drennan's pace routs Border XI
    101 12 Drennan's pace routs Border XI A BORDER team never recovered from a hostile opening spell by Australia's pace bowler John Drennan, and were all out for 142 at East London yesterday. Drennan took five for 43. The Australians replied with 72 for two wickets before the first day's play closed.
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    ESPINOSA KEEPS HIS TITLE
    75 12 IjVAR Eastern bantamweight champion Leo Espinosa retained his Philippine featherweight title at 1 Manila last night with an unanimous decision over j Jet Bally in a 12-round bout ilt was Espinosa's third de- i fence of the title which he 'won in 1956. Referee Felipe Hernandez
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    ROSEWALL WINS
    27 12 Km Rosewall beat Panrho Segura G-3. 4-6, G-3, In the opening Australian match of Jack Kramer's professional tennis tour In Sydney 'yesterday. A. P. asdfasdf
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    FRASER HURT IN DOUBLES FINAL
    160 12 ASHLEY COOPER and Mervyn Ro.se yesterday won the men's doubles title in the South Australian tennis ehampion.ship.s by dl I eat ing Mai Ander.son and Neale Fra.ser 0-4, 6-4, 5-7, 0-6. 6-4 at Adelaide. It was a disappointing ame, with ail players be- low top
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      119 12 NOTICE (IJKK <>I WORKS FOB M.W SHELL OFFICE BriI.DING, COLLYER QUAY, SINGAPORE Applications arc requested for I the DOSI of ;i resident Clerk-ot- Workfl for the new Shell Buildin.'. Collyer Quay. Singapore. Application)) .should Ix 4 SUbunticfi to Bwan Sa Maclaren, El 1 Hongkong Bank Chambers, Sin* gapore, and .should
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  • THE FREE PRESS Saturdeay MAGAZINE
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      9 1 THE FREE PRESS Saturdeay MAGAZINE Singapore, November 30, 1957.
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      WOMAN: The BIG POWER IN AMERICA
      1578 1  - WOMAN: The BIG POWER IN AMERICA WILLIAM FOSTER By IHHiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiimiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiniini iiuiiiiiiiiiiiicaiiiiiiiiiiiicaiiiiiiiiiiiiKjiiiiiiiiiiur^ Tike a well-trained spaniel' I WHO pushes the trolley for the American woman in the grocery store, dogging her footsteps like a well trained cocker spaniel? In nine cases out of 10 the American husband. WHO runs her
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      Nowhere does it twirl faster than on the tennis court
      904 2  - Nowhere does it twirl faster than on the tennis court FRANK ROSTRON I By 8 The stars of international tennis seem 6 to be as bad marriage risks as stage and screen stars. Is the reason too much travel, too c i much glamour, too much sports ambi- tion, too
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  • Free Press Castrol Trophy MOTOR CYCLE TRIAL Supplement
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      Masthead
      12 1 Free Press Castrol Trophy MOTOR CYCLE TRIAL Supplement Saturday, November 30, 1957.
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      Trials will be really rugged
      523 1  - Trials will be really rugged EDEN PETERS FITTING FINISH TO COMPETITION SEASON By RIDERS AND MACHINES WILL BE PUT TO TEST FITTING finish to the Singapore Motor Club's current competition programme is the first annual motor cycle trials for the Custrol challenge troph> to be held at 8.30 a.m. tomorrow.
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        94 1 INTRODIICI ji G .the PHI LUPS4 I The Phillip Gadabout is the Auto Cycle Compact by German "Rex Engine, it gives the mileage of 230 miles per gallon. All complete Spare Parts and Accessary are available. You are welcome to our showroom to sec our wide range of the various
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      Speed 'King' Wong
      229 2 Speed 'King Wong HE'S OUT TO WIN FIRST CASTROL TROPHY sjixgapores champion motor cyclist, K. C. Wong, 32,' who holds several hill dinib records, will be competing in the gruelling C a s t r o 1 trials. The thousands who hays watched Wong roar around tricky corners in the
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      CASTROL TRIALS COURSE
      52 2 npili«: Castro! Trophy motor cycle trials will be run over a course of about 20 miles Hut the actual distance for rough riding will be about seven miles. The starting point for the trials will be the Dunearn School in Dunearn Road, where competitors will assemble by
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      Masterpiece in oils
      99 2 >s Messrs. C. Wakefleld Co., makers of Castro! 9 lubricating oil. have kept steadfastly to their polio „< 01 quality and efficiency since 1X!»!). Today Castro! holds an unique position in every field of motoring activity In the car world alone, during one year, the British. European,
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      Watch these 3 RASC-eteers
      224 2 Watch these 3 RASC-eteers ARMY BID FOR HONOURS r pHREE Army riders who wil] be representing A the Royal Army Service Corps in tomorrow's Control trials will make a determined attempt to maintain the colours ot their unit. They are RQMS Abdul Rahman. 33, Sgt. Shaffi bin Ahmad. 25. and
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        89 2 •^s^l MOPED ,:JAGUARII I Bobbu s i "POPPY 5" It's si handy foi shorl trips int< hv» i /ci v! irw xpen e\ ening and w< i"■ «nd tripi I* slmj l< turdy and d< i r*d« ilt f* < strong t< 'i 1 1 k i rl I Yon
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      BSA-popular world over
      457 3 BSA-popular world over !>> |'s proud proclamation the most popular motor cycle the world" has hern a fact for many years. Hi's consistent popularity is not based on pure speed capabilities but on v very much more necessary attribute; that of absolute dependability The average motor cyclist is his own
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      QUIET SPEED
      352 3 The Victoria means value for money Nicky will appeal to ladies I^O.U'I VVEIGH'I motoi cycles and IM<>|>(< is ||J\ c lv OiUt I*l A |>< >|>U lar in Singapore and probably the iiiusi oi these machines l<> arrive here is the German Victoria A\ unti. Recently I tested
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        136 3 l H'llllllllHl MUM 1111H11,,,,,,,,,,,, |||||l||||||lllml lllllml g The Besl Motorcycle in the World THE TRIUMPH TWENTY-ONE I NEW TRIUMPH POWER UNIT: «"MTTft jvpw rr^rFmrr th< eye S SMOOTH FAST CLEAN >k/x^s}JU^~_s£ 1 n^l^\J^^ m Raising the hinged TWINSEAT reveals .1 complete fine tools, the coil, rectifier, oil tank t fillet*,
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      Full list of entries for trials
      349 4 Full list of entries for trials RQMS Abdul Rahman bin Ahmad j RASC School Mat chlos 350 Sgt. Shaffie bin Ahmad RASC School Matchless 350 L Cpl. Ahmad bin Abdul Kali man RASC School Matchless 350 S Sgt. P. NeuHtt i i 3 BOD RAOC Matchless 350 i Cpl. R.
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      IT'S SERVICEMEN v. CIVILIANS
      105 4 IT'S SERVICEMEN v. CIVILIANS ARMYH IN CLAS k MOST RIDERS lOF THE ACES These three riders will rep j trials for the Castro! dial! RQMS \bd u PICTURED aboe are four d left to right they are Louis Louis Chia. Soh Guan Bw (JO trophies at local speed I tin
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      MILLION ON RO VESPAS ADS
      148 4 MILLION ON RO VESPAS ADS T*HE Vespa I i Piaggio h:iThe company can pi long road it has followei The scooter was >™ m--1946, immediate Ij war. in winch Italy ed great moral :ua. rial destruction, In the spac< <>' years, the Ye p success without in Italy and thi
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        113 4 "Hu oat popukf Mo6f L^cU ut th* l^Hd FROM 125 c.c. BANTAM TO s 650 c.c GOLDEN FLASH x For inexpi transport you can t jf N choose bette r than a B.S.A. The entire range r is inexpensive to buy and run their S winning quality is ed by
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      32 5 LOUIS f'HIA. 2f>, tin* Well-kllOWll Singapore sprodstor. j Pictured astride Peter Wong's newly imported Dot VM rr. scramble machine. This will be the only machine of its typf competing in tomorrow's trial.
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      An ideal scooter for the woman
      281 5 An ideal scooter for the woman S r |^Hi: Lambretta motor E S 4 scooter i s suitable S or anyone to use— but it is particularly suit- E able for women, for it is easy to handle and is excellently balanced. E *t weighs 194 ib E which might
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        263 5 HtHllltltllfltUllltttiiftlllllllllltlllllltllM liJlfl IHIlPlll!PMtlflllf MS-Mt$!i|!!li!M!IIIMHIHIIIIII!IIIMII RETREADS NEW TUBES REPAIRS WHEEL BALANCING NEW TYRES OF ALL MAKES Cu£7ifte CoKti SEND YOUR WORN TYRES Dl. TO THE FACTORY OR HAND THEM IN TO YOUR NEAREST TERCO DEALER. TERCO (MALAYA) LIMITED 241, Alexandra Road, Singapore. Telephone: ***** 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
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      LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPS
      451 6 J ID Bached by vast experience. Excelsior factories, prod We Spring frames provide maximum riding comfort for owners pHE name EXCELSH »i: i almost as old i> the motor cycle Industry itseli and has long been In the forefront, as the synonym of first class design and craftsmanship.
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        372 6 Prp r STOPWATCHES WHEN TIME IS NEEDED WITHIN THE SPLIT OE A SECOND EAVRE LEUBA STOPWATCHES I ARE THE ANSWER INDUSTRIALISTS: SPORTSMEN AND voufl product. on HORSE TRAINERS! COSTS Of. PINO l^k VCXiR NMING Ol I I riMING, THINK «> yjlj J) BE MORE ACCURATE I FAVRE- If A VRE-
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      21 -and here's a new Triumph to celebrate
      331 7 21 -and here's a new Triumph to celebrate I ompi i i i:ly new ultrajmodern 350 c.c. motoi <\ < has hern produced by Triumph ol Coventry, England. This sparkling 80 in p h new coiner to the Triumph range is aptly ii, vii' ihe TwentyOne, I"; it has been
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      No changes for sake of change
      857 7 BIG RANGE OF ARIELS JJINE Ariel models from 200 to 1 000 <■ will be on sale in 1958. Along with manj of the other large manufacturers, Anci are adopting a policj oi "exist Ing models continue d for next yeai There ar< to
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        201 8 UaSIPOI RESEARCH 5r always leads j 3 ST in 1935 with additive to reduce cylinder wear Chromium f ,leat« Cr(C it H i3 COO e/^n^ prm/»rf, cofiifcii*/ion Junn 5 cold ttnrtine Brit, h H I ST in 1935 with a mild detergent to clean the engine ,^^B^^^hw ST in 1938
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      FILM PREVIEWS
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      Australia's West was just as wild as Wyoming
      429 9 Australia's West was just as wild as Wyoming w H This week there has been a film for nearl every taste: a strong drama bated on a story by Graham Greene; A Western which isn't really < Western since it is a film adaptation of Roll Bolderwood's book "Robbery Under
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      The decline and fall of a financier
      378 9 The decline and fall of a financier 'ACROSS THE A BRIDGE" starring Rod Steiger is a film which we have been looking forward to for a long time, perhaps too long, for it didn't quite come up to what I had expected of it. I have always made the point
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      A two-in-one Indian film
      330 9 "JAOTI RAHO" pro J dUCed by Raj Ka poor with English am Malay subtitles is f mammoth iilm both ir length and structure and it will be coming to Singapore having won the Grand Prix a the International FUn Festival. With such an achievement to its
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      LIKE THE CURATE'S EGG
      180 9 LIKE THE CURATE'S EGG BI'JAN LAPOK" which is directed by IV Ramlee, who needless to SBJ Is also the star is Uie latest runner from the Sh .iv -tables, but personalh J umiMn't back it too heavily because it doesn't seem be able to make up lts mind whether l<>
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        38 9 Now showing Band Of Allfelf IP. Nov. 16 xx xx Love In Th»- Afternoon I .P. Nov. IK xx x x The Sun Also Itiscs F.P Nov 1(> xx x Jailliousc Rock f. -p. N ov. 16 xx
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