The Singapore Free Press, 9 January 1957

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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale m Malaya No. *****. Singapore, Wednesday, January 9, 1957. Price 15 Cts.
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    YEMEN vs. ADEN CRISIS NOW NEAR FLASHPOINT
    315 1 YEMEN vs. ADEN CRISIS NOW NEAR FLASHPOINT ,K. accuses Egypt's ally AGAINST THE NEW MIDDLE EASTERN CONTEXT OF THE ANGLO-FRENCH SUEZ POLICE ACTION, THE UNITED NATIONS INTERVENTION AND THE "EISENHOWER DOCTRINE," THE LONG-STANDING STRUGGLE BETWEEN THE OIL-RICH RED SEA ARAB KINGDOM OF YEMEN (ALLY OF EGYPT AND SAUDI ARABI AND
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    Coming: Great racing series
    148 1 THE Free Press is preparing another series to help Malayan racegoers. it is exclusive, original —and a surefire winner. How do you bet when you go to the races? There are scores of methods, numerous systems, and it is not always the straight-forward punter who rakes
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    Malaya may get U.K. loan
    241 1 Malaya may get U.K. loan TENGEU ABDUL RAHMAN, Malaya's Chief Minister, who is negotiating with the British Government on defence, finance and economic questions will today have a gen- 1 eral discussion with Mr. John Ma clay, Minister of State for the Colonies m London. They had an unexpected private
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    New judge takes allegiance oath
    46 1 mm Mr Justice Buttro.se. newly appointed Singapore Puisne Judge took the oath of allegiance and the judicial oath before the Governor Sir Robert Black, and m the presence of t\ Chlei Justine Mr. John Whyatt, m the council Chamber this morning.
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    Rubber Price
    30 1 February first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened m Singapore this morning at IOS^ nnts a lb., up thrreelghtta of a cent on yesterday's dose. The tone was uncertain.
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    JOINT FOOD DENIAL CAMPAIGN IS A SUCCESS
    235 2 JOINT FOOD DENIAL CAMPAIGN IS A SUCCESS Singapore s major victory m the battle against the terrorists SINGAPORE has stored a major victory m the biggest ever joint campaign to deny food to terrorists across the Johore Causeway. Food smuggling has been completely stopped through the dusk to dawn curfew
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    Refugees at Soho party
    84 2 SIX LITTLE 111 REFIT. EES were the quests of honour at th< first official Soho Association's Christmas Party for the children of Soho, held m (he Cafe Royal. London A hundred and fifty children were invited the entertainment being provided by several well-known film and television
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    Lock icon 300,000,000 years old
    62 2 A DANISH scientist believes he has found live I specimens of an animal coni sidered extinct for more than 300.000.000 years. The animal was described as "a mollusc about the size of a .silver dollar." It was dragged out of the I ocean at a depth of
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    Lock icon ACCUSED OF TREASON
    77 2 BRIGADIER Genera] Adib Shishakly. former President oi Syria, WAi ac m court yesterday of receiving £15,000 for his m an alleged plot instigated by Britain, Frano Iraq to overthrow the Syrian Government. The accusation was made m a security report read at the opening of a trial
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    Lock icon BRITISH VISIT TO ROME
    29 2 Mr. Selwyn Lloyd tht British Foreign Secretary pay a three-day ofß to Rome beginni^ on January 16, the Foreign Office announced m London yesterday. Router.
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    Lock icon NEW BID TO SEND OBSERVERS TO HUNGARY
    395 3 NEW BID TO SEND OBSERVERS TO HUNGARY General Assembly meets tonight U.S. wants five-man team THE United Nations* General Assembly will meet m New York tonight to consider a United States plan to establish a five-member investigating committee to seek evidence on the Hungarian situation. The Assembly President, Prince Wan
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    Lock icon THE TOLL OF THE ROADS-11,700
    49 3 THE TOLL OF THE ROADS -11,700 The Royal Netherlands Automobile Club reported yesterday that In the drat nine mouths of last year 11,778 people were killed m traffic accidents m three countries France, Britain and Holland "a disaster 70 times worse than the 1953 iioids m the Netherlands." A.P.
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    Nine not-so-honest refugees go back
    35 3 Thp United States immigration service said yesterday that nine Hungarian refugees had been returned to Austria Including one family of live, for "false and fraudulent statements" relating to their background.
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      190 3 SPECIALLY IMPORTED CHINESE A NEW Y£AR /i lM*£JiJir THE FABULOUS S7^l^ NEW 1957 If •fCi SUITINGS I J L\J IN EXCITING NEW jP^ *»1 COLORS TEXTURE AND I JWS, WEAVES. SEE OUR nfVyj LATEST RANGE OF i A MIRACLE SUITINGS IN T ■''■#jf\ >i LATEST RANGE OF WmT^^S NEW FABRICS
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      Opinion Scrap that market
      252 4 Opinion Scrap that market INSTEAD of spending public funds on giving the Robinson Road market an expensive facelift, why not scrap it? First reactions to this suggestion cannot but be one of remonstrance. For Singapore needs more markets to break the fish, vegetable and other food rings that are responsible
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      TALKING POINT
      15 4 The iting of a reproach is the truth of it. Benjamin Franklin. J
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    NEW ERA OF CABLE COMMUNICATIONS IS UNDERWAY
    769 4  - NEW ERA OF CABLE COMMUNICATIONS IS UNDERWAY Gerard Mansell by With the coming into use of the first transatlantic telephone cable system, the year 1956 marked a new era for cable communications. The first long-distance submarine telephone cable system m the world, and linking London, Ottawa and New York, it
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    BY THE WAY
    264 4  - BY THE WAY Beachcomber ■3 rpHE Ministry of Afri- culture, covered with plastic foam m four colours, has decided that farmers must measure pigs m rnil-li-metres, allowing, I hope, for the varying distance between the tips of the cars m sudden gusts of wind. Professor Freidegg, of Donaueschingen, has computed
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    Beggars can't be choosers
    86 5 IjUROPE shivered recently m a cold air stream J which swept down from the arctic reeions. *For the vagrants, no matter where they may live cold weather presents 'hem with the problem of how to keep warm. Above is one who has found the answer. He
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    Punches keep 2 alive on icy mountain
    397 5 Punches keep 2 alive on icy mountain HUSBAND and wife huddled m a snow dugout for 14 hours, punching one another to stave off death while snow and sleet driven by a 70 m.p.h. gale lashed round them near the summit of 3,843 ft. Ben More. Perthshire, Scot- land. Leslie
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    Farmer defends his oak tree
    168 5 Farmer defends his oak tree FARMER Dudley Glan- field has been having a "private war" with the Central Electricity Authority irT; England over the erection of a pylon on his land. He has lost the battle of the pylon, but now be la waging another war; this time over the
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      305 6 iil A X II A K ibi by Lee Falk and Phil Davis I CITY. YnEVER SAW BOILPINGS I I MOW PiPMOTHErI/'hOW PIP WE I I SOMETHING \l CAREFUL- S**^ MAYBE?; LIKE THAT THEY'RE ANPBOY-60 6ET HERB? MOVEP BEHINP JX^ WE PONT \f SAME SKY-SAME 1Y MILES AWAY- IMTO SMOKET^WHY
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      616 6 BORN today, you have soaring ambitions and the energy to work hard at achieving them. Self-assured ~i and confident, you stride ahead with i full confidence that you can get exactly what you want out of life. You don't know what it means to hesitate over making a decision. z
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      149 7 LONDON. Jan 8. Picvious lod;»v RI'RBFR No. 1 RSS cj.f. 30', buyi 29 7 bin luiopean ports JMMMUry 31 sellers 30', Mlwri February 3* 1 bu 29% buyi > 30' sellers 29 •< seilr; RL'BBFK No- 1 RSS Spot 30% buyers 29 l>uv 30 sellers 30 sellers
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      New York prices
      79 7 NEW YORK. Jan. 8 Previous Today TIN Strait* spot and nearby 99-62 noni. JJ 50 nom. TIN future January V. 98.25 buyers 98.87 tag* Standard Control March 97 12 buyers 98 00 traded 98.00 sellers TONE: Stead?. SALES: Five ton*. Strait* Contact 99 50 seller.-, Frtr«rr.. 9912
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      U.S. PEPPER
      15 7 January shipment 25. Sara^akl >4hnjM nnces anot ed m l-S. cents per 10.
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      22 7 Previous Today 20 Railroads *S «Q 76 40 Domestic Bond, W o gj 6.-, Stocks ompositf \vrraßr> 174J8 J
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      56 7 LONDON. 8. Previous Today COPRA Philipi**"^ K J. rOPRV .Trait, „i f gg Fr i, Mir £69' j imm t69 Olivers COCONUT OH crodr Straits Mt4 selhM.s COCONUT Oil- crudf. < Wlon S5 KTT O*. k r. tm no, M PHII.IPPINK COPRA ri.f. DJk Pacific (ua-st
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    Tragedy for a would-be bride
    229 7 SLIGHTLY BUILT Miss Heather Aitkenhead, m her late twenties, was to have been a bride. Instead, she .went to a Manchester inquest to tell how she found her fiance gassed. He was 57-year-old farmer Edgar T. B. Wall, of Old Hall-lane. Worsley. Heather, of Keeper's
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    Cosh for cabbies
    73 7 Taxi drivers' or- ganisations m Ham- '> burg, searching for means of defending their members m case of attacks, ha<ve just come up with the latest thing m coshes for use by the cabbies. It is a rubber truncheon with a built m torch at the end
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    "Hero" sues bride
    173 7 MRS RHODA SPITALNICK had a hero— the man who befriended her after her husband was arrested four hours after their wedding. It was to him she turned after hei groom was jailed for seves years for armed robbery and she divorced him for cruelty. She had seen
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      123 7 Silver Baby Spoon \n Case From $15.00 to 20.00 M Spoon 6- Fork m Case From $25.00 to 30.00 M Spoon, Fork Knife m Case From $26.00 to 32.00 Christening Mug m Case From $35.00 to 70.00 M Brush 6- Comb m Case From $29.00 to 38.00 Porridge Bowl Spoon
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      45 7 SINGAPORE HIGH TIDES TODAY: 3.44 p.m TOMORROW 1.:>6 a.m. and 5.00 p.m FRIDAY. $.15 am and ♦>."> 1 p.m. SATURDAY: 6>3 a.m. < and 8 4? p.m. SIMM 7.36 a. I and 9.41 p.m. MONDAY: X M am. and 10.35 p.m. TUESDAY: 930 a.m. and 11.17 p.m.
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    Lock icon SINGAPORE SPOTLIGHT DANCING IS OUT NOW!
    1983 9 SINGAPORE SPOTLIGHT DANCING IS OUT NOW! The only Royal Air Force I Squadron m the Far East I Ai r Force operating three I j flights of fiv c different I IfS rypes of aircraft No. 267 Squadron last year Ioj?- I Red a total of 10.000 I hours with
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    I KNOW WHERE I'M GOING
    1050 10 I KNOW WHERE I'M GOING THIRTY-ONE is a good age. People still call you "Young man." Von feel you c;tn snap your fingers under anybody** nose. Your face has acquired tho s c wrinkles thai girls put down to experience. But the day-dreani.s have faded. At heart, every man is
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    The crocodile act
    182 10 MX X \K.-\II KHAVAK, a Cxechoslovakian appearing as "the world's foremost animal hypnotist" at Tom Arnold's circus at Harringay. London, invites a crocodile to eat him ever) day. At least he thrusts his head into the gaping, tooth -crammed jaws of a croc. It is the big
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      Monica takes a bow
      79 11 Monica takes a bow MONICA, the elci 1?1 pliant, obedient- ly goes through her tricks for 15 year- old Juliette Kosaire of Northampton, England, who has ambitions to follow her father and become an elephant trainer. Between show of the Intcrnatiunal Christmas Circus at Belle Yue, Manthe s t c
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      Off to Never Never Land
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      Peter Pan is so young
      84 11 Peter Pan is so young llfre is Peter Pan whisking off the Darling family to Never Never Land m this year's production of J. M. Harries "P c t c r Pan" at the Scala Th< atre m London. •lunette Scott X playing the part (.1 Pfeter. At 18 she
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      A KISS AND A CAKE
      41 11 A KISS AND A CAKE Film actress Belinda Lee presents actor Ronald Lewis with a birthday kiss and a cake— on his 28th birthday. Belinda and R maid are starring together m Pinewoad Studio? production of the film The Secret Place."
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      Happy birthday
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      A buried pipe dream
      34 11 A buried pipe dream Workmen removing clay from the floor of the chancel of St. Mary's Church, Oillingham, Norfolk. England, In preparation lor restoration work, round churchwarden pipe close to some 18th-century lead collins.
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      59 11 311VO shines as it cleans Shining, shimmering silver and plate can be yours if you use SiKo. In a twinkling VM a high gloss polish that rca!l> sparkles; and because it is made from tl.e finest, gentlest ingredients, it is com[leteh sale for >our silver— and gi\cs il tnc brij;htevt
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      Lock icon Korea issue causes no stir in U.N,
      195 12 Korea issue causes no stir in U.N, THE United States and Britain have reaffirmed their call for a United Nations settlement m Korea and called for early admission of the Republic of Korea to the world organisation. US delegate Edward S. Grtvnbaum at a 31-mlnute session of the General Assembly's
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      23 12 Two Japanese freighters have arrived m Manila with 8.250 tons of cement, the first shipment of Japanese war reparations material to the Philippines.
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      18 12 The Japanese Cabinet has completed plans for the restoration of diplomatic relations between Japan. Poland and Czechoslovakia —Router.
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      33 12 Sixty members of the Japan Temperance League gathered at a restaurant m Tokyo and vowed to further the movement by smashing sake and whisky bottles with small iron mallets at a ceremony. A.P.
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      24 12 Th-> international Co-opera-tion Administration (ICA) m Washington has announced the appointment of Mr. Alvin Roseman as Director of the U.S. oixratious mUskm m Cambo-
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      88 12 The Japanese Government will invite the Prime Minister of Australia. Mr. Robert G. Menzies and the Minister of External Affairs, Mr. R. G. Casey, and the Pakistani Prime Minister. Mr. Hussain Suhra- wardy, to visit Japan during 1957. Reuter. King Saud of Saudi Arabia may visit Japan In the course
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    'NO CUT IN AID FOR ASIA'
    74 12 WASHINGTON Administration sources said they knew of no pUni to scale down United States economic aid projects m Asia, Latin America or elsewhere m order to make funds available for increased assistance to the Middle East. The sources said aware- ness of the political
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    POLISH GOVT. SEEKING CHINA LOAN
    98 12 POLISH GOVT. SEEKING CHINA LOAN r>OLAND has asked ComI munist China for the economic aid the has born unable to get from the United States. Informed Warsaw sources said. These sources said the Government of Premier Joseph Cyrankiewicz decided to ask thp lur^e-scale Chinese aid after it became rlear the
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    Lock icon DRAB LIFE OF THE WORKERS IN MANCHURIA
    478 12 MUKDEN, capital city of Manchuria first developed by the 11 Japanese and then occupied by the Russians before its return lo China— is the hub of an industrialisation programme aimed at making Manchuria a world production centre. There are 1,834 factories and mines
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    Lock icon Ceylon No to foreign investors
    90 12 Ceylon No to foreign investors I^HE Ceylon Government has turned down an offer from the Union Cartjide and Carbon Company of America to manufacture lead acid and primary typo batteries m Colombo. A Ministry of Industries source said that, though this is contrary to the government's policy of attracting foreign
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    146 12 In a ceremony he'd m 1 the throne room of the royal palace of Cam- bodia, Philippine Minis- I I ter Plenipotentiary Man- uei Ezpeleta (left, wear- ing national costume) presented a gift from President Magsaysay to I King Suramarit of Cam- I bodia (centre) as a sym- I bol
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    Lock icon 'Holy war? Nonsense'
    75 12 'Holy war? Nonsense' THE Pakistani Government 1 has denied Indian charges that Pakistan planned to annex disputed Kashmir. An Indian report that Kashmiri northern tribesmen uere being prepared for a ''holy war against India' was said by Pakistani Foreign Secr+tarii M. S. Bail to be "completely wrong m every respect."
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    Lock icon SEATO delay
    24 12 Opening of the SouthEast Asia Treaty Organisation's military planning office m Bangkok has been postponed from Jan. 15 to I March.- -UP.
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    Lock icon Machinery output rising
    115 12 ALL expansion of the factories and installation of machinery m Manchuria was planned by Russian technologists. Crews of Chinese workers were sent t 0 Russia to learn the intricacies of the machine age. Now, directors of the plants say, the Chinese are capable of running things themselves.
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    Enter the lark -& out flies a perfectionist
    337 13 Enter the lark out flies a perfectionist HEM'S a study m t»o nice that of Oftft London, bass-bariloiw and r>f Richard Tucker, l.m.r Both ar,. brilliant op<citi< sinserv both nos^"s th,' zz2x*h2ss?£n*& hu4 Tuikir si ss frum smt^us: Th t f,rst (Philips AM2S2L) for sheer singing quality is the better
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    WEEK'S FOUR ACES
    252 13 I OVELIEST of all the violin concertos— Brahms' D Major Concerto Op. 77— has just enjoyed a new pressing On Philips S ***** L the soloist is Berl SenoMcy and the Wiener Symphoaiiker is conducted by Rudolf Moral t rhe Inspired playing of Senofsky make this a
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    THE ULTIMATE IN HI FI
    484 13 THE ULTIMATE IN HI FI -THHE High Fidelity rtvolu- tion la almost complete m Singapore. Wherever I go on my musical rounds, I find myself involved m arguments U to the best equipment or discs. Rather like acquiring a pair of new spectacles, people are looking at their new record
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      176 13 WITH THE NEW A speed m*3b&> Whin you switch on *^Z*S^^^^£JLj^^B^^^^^B Wr Mcnofch UAB Automotic m^""""^is Record Chonger, you ore switching to a completely new listening experience— thrilling new dimension m record entertainment 1 Now, tor the first time since the invention of the gramophone, you con ploy 78, 45,
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    7 goals in his first match
    212 14 7 goals in his first match i^rfd DANDCX playing a his initial first team match 1 o r Stirchley United m the King's Norton (Birmingham) Combination scored seven times m an 8-1 win against Kalamazoo. Well enough, but what is .surprising Is that m Stirchley's three teams there mo nine
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    Lock icon WHOOPS!
    70 14 some punch picture. World champion I Sugar Ray Robinson > > was on the receiving > end for a change > when he tangled I with Utah challeng- I er Gene Fullmer m > New York. The younger man > pounded out a 12- -> round decision to >
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    Greatest in the world, but they can't get a place
    201 14  - Greatest in the world, but they can't get a place ARCHIE QUICK By TT SEEMS FANTASTIC THAT TWO OF THE 1 GREATEST BOWLERS IN THE WORLD, TONY LOCK AND FRANK TYSON, CANNOT FIND PLACES IN ENGLAND'S RECENT TEST MATCH ELEVEN IN SOUTH AFRICA. For make no mistake. Johnny Wardle. because
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    Australia attracts fighters
    147 14 Australia attracts fighters SOUTH African middleI weight Mike Holt and United States Negro Dave Coohrane. a middleweight trom Buffalo, will head a new contingent of overseas boxers t 0 fight m Australia during 1957. The new Importations will be a change from the long line of Italians who have <
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    IT'S THE RICHEST RACE EVER
    128 14 HPHE famous "Bendigo Thousand," which is run annually m the Victorian industrial city of Rendigo (100 miles north of Melbourne), will be the richest professional footrunnlng race ever staged. The organiser is the Melbourne snorts promoter. Mr. E. W'aterford, who said that the meeting would
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    TREASON!—He kayoed a Russian boxer
    329 14 TREASON!— He kayoed a Russian boxer By OIR OWN CORRESPONDENT TIBOR CSIK, last seen m Britain as a Gold Medal Olympic bantamweight champion for Hungary at Wembley m 1948, is back m London as a refugee and as a recruit to the Battersea Boxing Club. Csik. now a 28-year-old featherweight,
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    Ex-champ piles up points
    222 14 Ex-champ piles up points rpilF former Australian JL middleweight champion, Billy McDonnell, regained some of his lost prestige with a clear win over Italian Carlo Marchini at the Sydney Stadium. The 19-year-old McDonnell had a rapid rise to championship class but had been beaten m his previous four fights. The
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    MICKEY MOUSE THE BEST
    313 15  -  ALLAN LEWIS ■flg^OT^^^^n^P^^^^gßg^k Trial marks him as strong chance JVIICkhI MOISE (GEYER) MADE THE FASTEST TIME AT IPOH THIS MORNING WHEN HE DISPOSED OF THREE IN M 1 5 ON THE STILL-GOOD SECOND GRASS TRACK. Mickey Mouse appeared to do his work well on the bit
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    Lock icon Keen battle for positions
    272 15 i Rivalry I keen m I trial F.P. Kugby Kepurter SINGAPORE All Blues are regaining their strength of former years. Yesterday's trial proved it. More than 30 players turned up for the trial, held at the Police Dcp >t ground. Among the players who were Closely
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