The Singapore Free Press, 12 April 1956
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The Singapore Free Press
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Title Section20 1956-04-12 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale in Malaya No H540. Singapore, Thursday, April I>, 195 G. Price 15 (ts20 words
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Article146 1956-04-12 1 ■fR ohn EDE, a U liberal Socialist. vmi in the Singapore Legislative Asse in hly this morning that the Government's V\ hi t e Paper un education was a "politic ians' solution to all our it's." I H skated over the impracticability of this solution. It was146 words
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Article107 1956-04-12 1 SYNTHETIC a warning rjRITISH manufacturers warned in Kuala Lumpur yesterday that they would have to consider Stepping-up synthetic rubber production in Britain if Malayan producers failed to show them the "greatest goodwill." They also said they would be encouraged to turn more to synthetic if the price of natural rubber107 words
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Article, Illustration148 1956-04-12 1 \U,\ million pounds I Was handed out as lls < to Britain's I forces last week. Mrtershot. the I infantrymen In men of the Ind 'chute Battalion (they •ii extra two guineas J l l l l l 1 1 j 1 1 1 1148 words
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Article, Illustration438 1956-04-12 1 BOYS AT PRAYER MURDERED fHE tense situation in the Middle Fast worsened yesterday as Egyptian corn mandos burst into a school building at Zifriya, near Shafir, and opened lire on 30 youths at prayer, killing three of them and injuring five. An Israeli spokesman in Jerusalem said eye-witnesses reported thatFree Press - 438 words
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Article71 1956-04-12 1 fpE ANS P > R T worker i 1 throughout the Federation have threatened to tage a sympathy strike it the Selangor omnibu: com pany dispute nol settled ithin a few days, Mr n a. Abdul Wahab eneral ecrel o\ the National Unio oi Tran p71 words
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Article45 1956-04-12 1 The Bii gapore Rubb< i Market opened this mon on an uncertain ton e vith u< t grade, Ap; i] shlpmi nt ai 92 i ci nl i a lb thi c eighl h t i ni above it rdaj .> clo, ing price.45 words
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Advertisement62 1956-04-12 1 Stop mopping ffi^M'^fc Buy a your brow f -O j/ l^^^X^K^y SELECT YOUR KEY TO HEALTH AND COMFOUT FROM TrJE RANGE OF ___4^&^_Z?m*^ _T |L ff AIR CONDITIONERS j fl£f jw ■*^o****'^ ON SHOW AT: iPORE/PENANC FED. io Clmmuci .v ll P I 94b oo ***** Aram l'H»« l HJ62 words
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Article, Illustration229 1956-04-12 2 REDS BLAST RAILS IN PERAK Worst in years THREE TRAINMEN SERIOUSLY INJURED AS- pit i mc /i< )\i\d \i i tei rori ts la t nil h( dynamited 1 railway track and sent "several" poods ,ns off the rails in Perak. The driver and two firemen on the engine were229 words
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Article50 1956-04-12 2 A hundred naked Muslim women (led in panic irom a Turkish bath into the streets of Sidi Bel Abbes, Algeria, alter a leak in the boiling water tank blinded them with steam. Muslim men passing by took off some of their own clothes to cover tbe women.50 words
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Article25 1956-04-12 2 A Red China Airline's twin engined Illyushin plane landed at Rangoon yesterday to Inaugurate a weekly service between Rangoon and Kunming- \.PA.P. - 25 words
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Article299 1956-04-12 2 Spraying petrol burns train __¥__w**m*Wtt***ttm^ Wmm I A pa ;enger train crashed into a petrol lorry at Fort Green, Florida, yesterday killing the lorry driver and the tram firemen Four people were taken to hospital. After the first collision the lorry mashed broadside into the train's can iag< spraying them299 words
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Article79 1956-04-12 2 per. i tent Japane i ■'< or and his 1 1 counter bav e found a dead cap ule ol radium in a refuse clump 23 mile irom when it d, b tri d. Tl1 ci vi ry ended n'< n i V( one-week search iorFox - 79 words
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Article129 1956-04-12 2 ji m I lii R to v have ,i !i upej hotel whieb,' ,t Ul i" ready foi thi 1 tion'fl Merd I i Daj lv ext year 1 ns ior the hotel an c. Ed c ol completion 'fie land ha been bought129 words
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Article, Illustration258 1956-04-12 2 WITHIN a month, when a master switch is flicked on in an electrical -sub-station behind Singapore's District and Magistrates" Courts heat and traffic noi.se will be banished forever from seven tightly shuttered courtrooms. The switch will bring into operation an eagerly fa dasfadasffffff awaited air conditioningPaul Popper - 258 words
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Article40 1956-04-12 2 I"1 types of Britain's Canberra jet-bomber have been grounded to correct a Plane fault believed responsible for recent accidents, an Air Ministry okesman said in London. •Some hundreds of twinlei Canberras are in .service with the RA P.- ReuterReuter - 40 words
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Article134 1956-04-12 2 Advertise nn .'\n Daoies can na\ i -tart in lite it Mothers would realise that Just anj iot good enough foi their •hild. When, as will h tppflj Mother's own milk fails, it s her duty to giVi baW he very liext-b< Here's where134 words
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Advertisement86 1956-04-12 2 The Shop cf Many Varieties for your Tastes! z Select what you Want from Oar Big Latest Ran ire of Textiles Readymades, Crocker] Cameras, Jeweller; Shot ,u Electrical Oood Radios, Refrigerators Pare Rayon Ties, Bows, Pare Silk Scarves, Blockings in v I" Cotton, Rayon or ail Wool "chlevei in Rayon86 words
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Article, Illustration263 1956-04-12 3 MORE PEOPLE ASKING GOVERNMENT FOR MONEY HELP N official Singapore statement shows that the number Ol people who have registered for mnlovment and sought public monetary assist- Lis been on the increase since last May. tatemenl was given by the Minister for abour and263 words
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Article137 1956-04-12 3 j IHE TIPS AHEAD |j: QF THE HEWS A new weekly service by world fcepo^fcers LONDON: Tipped to take o\er 8.0.A.C. from Sir Miles [Thomas: retired Air Chief Marshal Sir Ralph Cochrane, 61, [war-time dam-buster planner. 0 MONTE CARLO: World under discission between admiral Onassis, Krupp of Germany, Swedish137 words
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Article39 1956-04-12 3 The new chairman of tho Automobile Association of Singapore is Mr. R. L. Parker of Shell Company. There is no truth in the report that the organisation's secretary, Mr. X G Byrne, is resigning from his office.39 words
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107 1956-04-12 3 Motor tars in Singapore are still on the increase. There have been 1,57 1 more during the last quarter «•> against 10,192 in December, last >ear. says a report from the Registrar oi Vehicles. The number of motor cycles now 8,319 also shows107 words
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Article, Illustration75 1956-04-12 3 nim i"i hidden rlanei, a i IVliss \une Francis, who appears v,, 4l vi <■ W Hollywood con i"i attention trom some "i the delegates kotn y picture u-eu lefl 1 as the] pause at a (-ea Cola booth. lh l'\\] tl l |f, Alexander Wenas75 words
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Article191 1956-04-12 3 BID FOR 110 Al) SAFETY T*HE Kuala Lumpur Traffic 1- Police have iss v c d pointers to pedestrians and road-users on the right I approach to pedestrian crossings. The reason; 'There is a danger that pedestrian as- I sertiveness undoubtedly among the main causes of191 words
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Article133 1956-04-12 3 36,300 had it free 1 s ~l S l l l l l l l l l l l IIIHMIHlf? I)H()1- KSSOH R s Tickle, head <>f tAe Department ol U'ntiatry m the University of Malaya. aid ye a«rday that about 50 per cent Oj the 72,600 OUt patients «h133 words
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Article47 1956-04-12 3 A school teacher in Communist Bast Germany has been sentenced to eight years in jail for baking his pupils to Allied West Berlin and showing them the wellftlled stores. Tiiis wa.s reported by the Norddeutsche Neueste NaIchrichten, an East German j newspaper. A. PA.P. - 47 words
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Advertisement123 1956-04-12 3 miiiiiimiiiiiimmiiimi (^nmimimmimiimmmmmimiiiimmmmmmmmmiimmmmij: i mjfip Kids Just Love... ASSORTED FRUIT FLAVOURED I LOLLIPOPS (mmmW^kk T l /^r l^*^ Lhese Lollipops are pure E w*- c j^^''**^^ sweets made from the finesl E -l~ ~\i. ingredient mh\ their m^y^T 1,3 jl delicious sele tion ol fruil i"^ \ciir flavours makes them a123 words
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199 1956-04-12 4 The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, April 12, 1956. pATTERN ol events oi the pa t few days demonstrates that, for all the unwonted show of a change oi front, the much stigmatised Stalin \s methods are still being followed by Moscow's bosses. Under cover ol denunciation of Stalin's "cull ol199 words
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Article, Illustration923 1956-04-12 4 HORRORS ot the Murder Oaths I FOUGHT THIMAU MAUI This is the second of three articles on the Mau Mau terror in Kenya written by WILLIAM BALDWIN, a young American who served with a Kenya Police Striking Force. •r.'ii \iau M shi ing bay oJ b< tood b< i« plain923 words
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Advertisement15 1956-04-12 4 \\u\ uoiunv JEWELLERY SJi E DIAMONDS* _WNfACfUll*t Jt *(u(*S i thAMCf MfPCklm .1 tmfFKS PtmCf15 words
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Advertisement81 1956-04-12 4 1 fnr hi (I in- hair V'^%? YOU WILL FIND fi J Ineeto Four -In One m a kes a wonderful difference tn dull or grey-touched hair! in i__T~^*a single, swift appli- JpY x. cation i' lightens, j£y "*z\ b r Ight ens,g i v c a S^ >^ glori81 words
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Article, Illustration281 1956-04-12 5 To BUY BACK HIS OLD HOME TREASURE Sii M rnHE 'on of a Lord-in-Waiting to the Queen has I ml On a Jungle quest for buried I neu gold jr he finds it he Will buy buck the Old family seat'i^ where lie spent his boyhood. << The ihm. MatthewReuter - 281 words
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Article36 1956-04-12 5 Ii for Americans ing their income taxsurvey shows rried man with Id. earning 10 000 .570) a years pays '£537 i, com- to the 3.:Wf> dollars Paid by a Briton lar circumstances. f36 words
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Article, Illustration119 1956-04-12 5 'Discredit the witch doctors' T 1 security forces had to •finish off the leaders viteh doctors" of the Man. said Lieut.•neraJ Gerald Lathburv tnander-in-Chief, Ea.st J\f rica :n -i broadcast to jne people ol Kenya IWWt see that 'this friole movement i.s "Pletely and thoroughly 'npfd out and discre--1 U]119 words
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Article53 1956-04-12 5 Order to Qrace Kelly's wedding attendant.-; trom th, ir dre ismaker: Don t put ri ;,n ounce before yon I( :i t, Monaco Bay matron of honour Mi i Francis Oray: Think of It the sea alp, the wine, lobsters and sauces, those sweet courses But the dresses53 words
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Article372 1956-04-12 5 Don' t steal classics he pleads POST SCRIPTS Ibis is just about the ultimate As a music lover I have kicked in tiie past about people putting peurile doggerel to the tune ot i classic ami publishing > »i as an original composi- > tion. > But the other night372 words
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Article218 1956-04-12 5 Sydney needs a good piano Clunk... Clunk... Clunk! of Sydney's notorious pianos ha.s stopped another recital by a world celebrity. Mr. Benno Moiseiwitsch, the pianist, left the stage of the Sydney Town Hall half-way through an item because one of the notes of the piano .suddenly refused to sound. The218 words
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Article58 1956-04-12 5 Tobacco farms in the WildS ot Northern Rhode. da have no tenants although 999 year lea .c for them can be bought foi 8 K<\ an acre Sevral hardy pioneers are m;ik lng fori unes, tor t lie crop., ,i |r> fi tching up to £200 an acre58 words
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Advertisement76 1956-04-12 5 I -AD pr^Ni; rV^S STERILIZED fc VO|V Nl FRESH IMI swiss I M LK H*ZQ, BATTER/ KOAD SINGAPORE lEL ***** if f HK lf l;;K ]<)U Sflf %W§ ENGAGEMENT ft^mMojuf. VJ AND *f &U4 JexUtfef WEDDING RINGS in a wide choice of styles and prices.' JLwft**m**_wt__. '\«.}< -r -JBHM** >•76 words
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Miscellaneous735 1956-04-12 6 Hi BMI A\g^mL9^^ cJ > %I%VIIIIIKI li^ I lalk anal Pliil l>a\is V lf^ X vW^\l^ 1 A I W >lv (iii- ixl **y -*yi POwTfAuSf? lHm\ THCYSAY I I THEY SAr-ORnl 9AYS THAT I OM, V WELL. TH u\ WHAT 1/ J^F tl' S -IHATHBHASAMAGICMS'- nfc ONC£ Ki99£o SEGRiD735 words
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Article439 1956-04-12 7 is c nennrn lar tampons? spot, await- spot and awaiting release 2! and afloats 30, April afloats 28 1 April 27. May 26V: y shipment 29%. Sarawak Sellers ex-dock. Above prices quoted in U.S. cents per lb. LONDON. April 11. Previous Today M Philippines c.i.f.439 words
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Article, Illustration52 1956-04-12 7 piciure. Charlie, the Australian sulphur erester cockatoo in the London Zoo was so impatient to settle for the night that he borrowed his keeper's whistle to blow the "closing time" signal. However, Charlie will be glad to see all his admirers again when the Zoo opens the nextReuter - 52 words
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Article163 1956-04-12 7 Ancestor hunt bait in UK THERE should be a big demand in Britain for old gaffers this year. The British Travel Association, as part of a campaign to boost holidays in Britain, is encouraging American visitors to play a new game, "Hunt Your Ancestor." National magazines are carrying large advertisements163 words
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Article78 1956-04-12 7 Roscoe D, Coon, aged 47 is to spend 20 wars in jai beeau.se ot horse.,. A vice president oi a Califor man bank h€ wa.s paid 6,00( dollars iL2.140> a year Vet he had four houses, fiv» Cars, and 34 horses But the hor."., won only78 words
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Article99 1956-04-12 7 AN almost unheard-of chance killed a week-old baby, said medical experts at a St. Pancras, ,ondon, inquest. Dr. David Jenkins, pathologist it the Royal Northern Hospital, said he took a >lood test from a vein in the baby's neck. The child died within o i e\v99 words
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Article51 1956-04-12 7 To launch herself on iroadvvay, actress Caroline tfchter, ot Houston, Texas selling 500-dollar B180) I hares in herself. The tall, B-year old wife of an lsurance agent, with three hildren, says she ha i aised 6,000 dollars 2.110) nd expect.-, to bring the dai t 15,000 dollar,51 words
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Article153 1956-04-12 7 4 young merchant-adventurer trom coi- Chester lias opened New York's first genuine tish unci chips shop. And he is dividing ins time between frying and persuading timid Americans that it IS socially correct to eat with theii fingers. The man behind the counter i.s153 words
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Article177 1956-04-12 7 Then back to London and flsh and chips. He apprenticed himself to "Bert Adley at hi.s Camden Town, North London, fish shop. Then he moved to the frying range of Ken Veldin at Hampstead High Street. He estimates it has cost him $12,000 to get started177 words
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Article22 1956-04-12 7 Americans are eating an average of 1621b. of meat a year, 371b. up on pre war days, report Government experts.22 words
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Advertisement68 1956-04-12 7 AXi\Ol\(i^!l E.Vff H. V. Meyer, Opthalmic Opticians, anlounce the opening of a branch in the Jold Storage Arcade, Orchard Road, Singapore. For appointments, please _e_f&trF^j__ if frflf W■g -S izTW*. i m'f. ZT [Z'liT* 'w.lAliL'tiii- r*v .i Ai Zt^ZfTr' (\«-_^______Zwmmmt_f>m wß&y JSP y_£*___^tlm\ WkWrnmrnW Going on Leave? KEEP IN TOUCH68 words
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Miscellaneous62 1956-04-12 7 1 1 SINCAPORE I ;hich tides l\ TODAY: UJI p.m. T0 M OEROW: 12.23 m P p.m. SATURDAY: 007 a.m. and l.Oi p.m. _f SUNDAY: Dl! am and IJM p.m. B MONDAY: 1.21 am and 245 p m. B II BSDAY: Ul am B and 3.49 p.m. I \V El)62 words
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Article, Illustration196 1956-04-12 8 WOMEN TRAI BE LIFES All the members aif swimmers and A AUSTRALIA'S highly trained, volunteer surf life-saving patrols are well-known all over the world. Since volunteer patrolling of surf beaches in Australia started in 1907 life-savers have rescued just on 100,000 people from drowning. A new development in surf life-saving196 words
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Title Section10 1956-04-12 1 Race Form fdasd af dasfadf dfasf Thursday, April 12, 1956.10 words
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Article, Illustration11953 1956-04-12 1 Form Guide For K.L. Race Meeting JpOLLOWING are the horses entered for the Selangor Turf Club April Meeting. CLASS THREE ADMISSION LAST: (Eight started) 17-3-56 Ipoh 8-U 9F. (J.Jones) Cl 3 Div. 2: Ist Ambassador 8-5; 2nd Perfect Pearl 9-0 3rd Honey Bird 9-7--1-U-sh hd. 1-55 3 5 Track good.11,953 words
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Advertisement573 1956-04-12 3 1 m rwo men, a test-pilot and a friend, took off in --SS&lgjb^Jl it^BN&C^y^J^BlW small cabin monoplane. As they circled the Kwl il field (with 100 ft. on the altimeter) the pas- -^fMlP^v' '"^^l'lßß r^P^4BIBBBPIi sengei put hi.s arm through the cabin-window and waved down to his family who were573 words
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Article, Illustration41 1956-04-12 9 TO AVERS LEFT: Members of Sydney's Maroubra Women's Surf Lifesaving Club. ABOVE: The Narabeen Club members choose a good vantage point during a Manly (Sydney) beach carnival. RIGHT: Manly (Sydney) women's club members pose with trophies won for marching (see below).41 words
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Article, Illustration725 1956-04-12 10 CARROLL RIGHTER - CARROLL RIGHTER Hy llS^^ af dasfdasfdasfsd TARMAC TALK m r-**mm9**_ H< )!.LVWOOD, Wi d TOOS girl win r( ally achfc great deal in lif< [t horo >p >f a girl who will get out >1 life what she r< (ally h ii Bhi ii knack and ability to725 words
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Article81 1956-04-12 10 w^'i" uji in ors na<{ better get a drip ()U them lelveti They shoulil he n little fed faced io note thai one uudta ha, been tpending mor*. money bringing the oorh i of an old time— sir VtUtet leott to the crccns fhau any tingle81 words
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Article119 1956-04-12 10 This ambassador gets around gHOULD be two or even three of George Murphy, the most indefatigible ambassador Hollywood ha.s ever known oeorge hasn't yet amassed a mile i re total comparable of another meat diplomatic traveller John Poster Dulles, but that's only because be confines hi.s movements to the US119 words
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Article170 1956-04-12 10 T<HE comeback star of the year i.s a 27--year-old onetime has been, named Mickey Mouse. The shy rodent has captured a new gener- anon m America, urn time as host of the weekday ABC TV hour the Mickey Mouse Club. Mickey never had it sc good. Hifl outside170 words
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Advertisement27 1956-04-12 10 /wV m*****a\9 A& tl J: tfoituf en Leave ?lf Mak- -PHONE 6577*Mi51l TRANSPORT I STORAGE LTD 173 CECIL STREET SINGAPORE HW. SHIPPIKS INSURANCf AGfNTi WJ y^ ttmam '"''■'>27 words
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Article, Illustration1049 1956-04-12 11 WZ m m mmm Xff_ ff roiir thousand years ago the jlamour girl of the Nile was as iiuch a devote* rA ihe* art as is m her sister of today ii' li b n a w oma n fl keeps a man waitin,, while she1,049 words
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Article, Illustration351 1956-04-12 11 BRIDGE HANDI Norih-South vulnerable West dealer The buldinp: mvf*\ Norlh KaHt South P.ss Pass 4 All P.hh YBB1 BRDAY In the middle 1 1 ,i bridge argument, thta column ran oui ot spa' c. South had bid three spade on hla hand, bul had found Worth win the king ol351 words
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Miscellaneous195 1956-04-12 11 DAILY CROSSWORD ,J__^_l^____l_____ l^J^^j I BB BH J Inl BB^^mJSB CLUES ACROSS 5 Bam and T and mother get 1 Prate aboul dad (6). together (6). 4P( Ibly atop my getting a fi Experiments around a teaUiousand Anally? time edible for courts of Jue--81)1 crlptlve word tromoblig- Ucc (W. 8195 words
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Article, Illustration88 1956-04-12 12 BONNETS GET THE BIRD BIRDS have gone to the head for this year's April Bonnets. The hat on the left combines a selection of flowers and feathers— and chicks— in an attempt to capture Sprint: feeling. The !<>"S feather is from the tail of a Bird of Paradise and the88 words
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1101 1956-04-12 12 Twelve months— but, oh, what a I milestone for me! a NOTABLE anniver- sary occurred the other day, unmarked, cerl ainly uncelebrated, and actually unrealised unt il a note came from the mortgagee requesl Lng some more money. Bill it seems that I have now completed my lirst year as1,101 words
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Advertisement42 1956-04-12 12 Wetitlitty Pictures Make ar r ang c m eats NOW for your photographs to he taken hy a FREE PRESS PHOTOGRAPHER Telephone Singapore 2800 or tvrit/* tn n r ill. Kf HIKE PHESS PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPT ThiH service is only available in Singapore42 words
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Article, Illustration488 1956-04-12 13 L| X o He slaved in a Russian i I *amm mma. *am*a*. m MWm* tm i mmm lODOtir GQITID mm\*mw "-mm**- **mwam mm ****m W SPOTLIGHT ©JV THE SEH VICES I V 1 I GHT Sergeant I r j. z. Weber of j R.-\ F. Changi is a man488 words
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Article, Illustration193 1956-04-12 13 MietsMM*m jai ns MtAJr tsool I. I(i II I SEKttl I John Chaganis, an in structor it the Jungle Survival School at R.A.F. Station Changi, lias started a small zoo. The latest addition to the collection is a baboon which has been christened Mabel. Flight Sergeant Chaganis is no stranger193 words
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Article, Illustration196 1956-04-12 13 Jamaicanheads safety equipment section lllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllg Nl XT WEEK: Spotlight on Ihe Singapore Volunteers, s 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 11 i"^ SENIOR Technician196 words
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Article, Illustration193 1956-04-12 13 \IRMEN at an ie A 1 station in England are complaining that the t«a they are given in tin* MCM is staining tlieir Urth. That has hurt tiie feelings of the rooks The airmen stationed at Sandwich. Kent, drink as many as three pints193 words
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Advertisement53 1956-04-12 13 j Silvo Ishines as it cleans If S Wmer.- ilfl' > 1 mmerinj silver tod plate can ■r >v use Silvo. Ina twinkliai I s that reall) ll I because it is irudc from t ingredients, it is com- f r your silver— and gives il it's ever had "r'dZfgyou53 words
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Article, Illustration1963 1956-04-12 14 ADDINGTON SYMONDS - The PASSIONATE PRINCESS ADDINGTON SYMONDS i M l l l l by i a 1 1 1 1 m W A mm 4 4 a... a-.i„.OSS slip I***l ''"fl I 'l I .4*lll til*' IttlftttVltt Uta" f IIW»«»* I I ,a- tt1 ,*14.. Il'lii IlltOtlt'S titS tmettmt rttttlr ttt hts1,963 words
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Article193 1956-04-12 15 r |M )M !V I.AWTOV foi mn' Arsenal »ad md centre forward, s workint wonders as manager of Southern teague Kettering Town. Since he joined them (vi» months auo the gates have doubled —to 4,ooo— and they have had six wins "i their last si\193 words
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Article138 1956-04-12 15 AUSSIES WANT NEW RULING j Australian cricketers, r dio arrived in Bombay W in the liner Hima- on their way to En<iJ hoped the M.C.C. t I ame td the "no-ball" 1 'Mrca foot-dras as 81 tic- Australian Hoard of Control. Australian Board I "Delivery o! tne hall not be138 words
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Article, Illustration90 1956-04-12 15 Guess who ANSWER TOMORROW mG V H B T S £W P s ti% T l% B ?_i% N N tf s MRS. BEVERLY BAKER FLEITZ. |"HE Free Press pictu r e on the right was taken at the opening match of the Singapore Amateur Football Association senior league at90 words
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Article267 1956-04-12 15 JAPAN concluded the world tabic tennis championships in Tokyo yesterday with iour of the seven major titles. Rumania won the women's! doubles and the Corbillon Cup; United States won the mixed doubles; all the other trophies went to Japan. The men's singles final was a267 words
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Article, Illustration37 1956-04-12 15 ni v\ii»i( kirr Andrea Mead Lawrence, 23, demonstrates the form lira he to win two *o'd medals in the 1952 Olympic Game, thai enamea cr sh is ihv mother ol three children.37 words
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364 1956-04-12 15 WHO'S TO TAKE OVER FROM SAM BARTRAM? B\ AHi ill i: X X 1 LX)R 22 years Jimmy Seed has reigned supreme as manager of Chariton Athletic In dial time he has raised them from a Third Division side to the First Division, won toi- them (he FA Cup, sold364 words
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Advertisement36 1956-04-12 15 ASK FOR SCOTCH WHJShf JCEAH PARK I HOTEL'S J FAMOUS QUINTET \< i i..did. did iii Slfifftpoi c with MISS SALOMA id. M ili Marilyn Mm m •a. In 1.,.,,: II tai I ftMfl H.N. v 4lMtns36 words
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Article634 1956-04-12 16 ALLAN LEWIS - STAR ONE TAKES A TUMBLE ALLAN LEWIS By O veu old lnow ti in h gelding, hi! the Inside tern <• •»"<! te\\ during track work at Kuala Llimptir U'is morning. i»<- rider, i Donnelly, took i heavy faU. i ton nelly was kna I out for a few mlnul634 words
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Article42 1956-04-12 16 pEORGE WILLARD, VI Koyal Calcutta Golf (luh professional now vi>itini4 Singapore, holed out in one at the Royal Island Club yesterday mornini;. Playing a round with resident proiession.il .lack Hodgkinson, he scored his hole-in -one at the ninth hole.42 words
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Article122 1956-04-12 16 pREAI BRITAIN scored a y worthy victory by 18 points three goals, four tries) to ten (two goals, two Irie.si over France in the Rugby League tesl last nighl In Bradford The match was marred halfway through the second halt hen r< i thomien, the Frencli122 words
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Article44 1956-04-12 16 E w. SwantonV cricket team beaten by elghl wickel We i i;. lie :-;i m a flve-day match which ended \< terd Porl -.1 Spain i I 'i' Swanton'a xf 271 "><i 221 vv- I India 392 and 107 iir tv d Reutei44 words
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Article386 1956-04-12 16 Wales and Ireland draw soccer LEAGUE RESULTS AFTER leading 1-0 and thru missing a penalty, Wales were held to a one-one draw by Ireland in tlieir inter- 1 national football match' at Ninian Park, Cardiff, last night. Wales, who have never beaten Ireland in five games' at Ninian Park, .shouldReuter - 386 words
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Article60 1956-04-12 16 oeitaars bAU sison won the o['. mile R.A.F. Malaya cm. rountr, championship at Tengah yesterday in 25 min. 15. sec. lac Mi [ntyre (Seletar) wa.s .second in 125 mm. 33 sec, with Cpl. Wood (Changi) third. Seletar won the team title witn 16 points. Other totals: Changi60 words
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Article74 1956-04-12 16 RUGBY UNION: v ex 14 United Hospital 18; Abertillery 0 typrldd 8; Barnstaple 0 be/onport Services 5; Glamor an A'-io'i'ii']*., 11 Hi id-end 3; Novon Abbol 6 Cardifl 29; Richi ond o Wasps 3; Penryn 9 Ebbw /ale 9. Rugby Ltoagne Cop: semi-final eplay at Wi [an: BlReuter - 74 words
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Article41 1956-04-12 16 Wearing hi.s lather's pads. Douglas Verity. 22-year-old son of the late Yorkshire and England bowler Hedley Verity wenl to the Headlngiej prai tii c net i recently -bul aa c bati man He wants to play lor Yorkshire41 words
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