The Singapore Free Press, 14 January 1957

Microfilm: NL5633
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1 4 The Singapore Free Press
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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale in Malaya N" iit;*>. Blfapfe, lf«niajr, .i.muary 14, i!».»7. Prict i'• t*.
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    Lock icon MACMILLAN WILL CONTINUE EDEN POLICY
    849 1 MACMILLAN WILL CONTINUE EDEN POLICY New old look' Govt. CERVINCi notice on the world, and upon Egypt in particular, that Britain is determined to insist upon respect for her rights, the Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan today reappointed Mr. John Selwyn Lloyd, an architect of the Suez invasion, as Foreign
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    Lock icon BIGGER U.N. ARMY PLEA
    243 1 II! 'ill GAITSKELL, leader of Britain's Labour Party, urged \rsterdav thai the United Vilions create :i InriUT police force U> patrol ;ill of Israel's borders, lit- said this could he taken ;is an im molutr step to ease dangerous tension in the Middle East, In a
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    Lock icon 'Cap in hand' visit
    82 1 'Cap in hand' visit MK Anthony Nuttiiiff, a former Minister of state, said yesterday he did <*ot think that Mr. Harold Macmillan, Britain's new Prime Minister, should make an early visit to Washington to confer on the Middle I -:ast with President Eisenhower. "I think it would l>e bad move
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    AIR WORKERS BACK ON JOB
    53 1 Tho goo employees of MaLi} :;n Airways who have been <>!'■ strike for the past 22 days went back to work this mornin Tlic Chief Ministi r, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, will set up a court of inquiry to look into the circumstances of the
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    Rubber price
    27 1 February ide rubber buyers 1o b opened In Singapore this mornin 97 cents a lb down 3'_ centa on Friday's close. The tune was uncertain.
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    Closure ends
    51 1 SOME 2,600 students went back to their class ins quietly when the Chung Liny High School reopened In Penan this morning. Tcachcr.s checked every student at the B*te to make sure that their documents with photographs attached were in order. A police radio car stood by outside the
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    EXECUTIVE JOBS ARE BIG DRAW
    342 2 SHELL'S LOCAL SCHOOL 2.000 locals apply SHELL Company in Singapore has drawn up a new two-year programme to train stall members holding supervisory posts in the Malayan area. The courses, organised by the training department of th< company, are designed to help supervisors to carry
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    Lock icon Vote fever in Denmark
    73 2 |l,fR. H. C. Hansen, the Danish Prime Minister, ■aid at the opening of the Social Democratic Party's annual congress in Copen'i that general elections due in September "will probably be held a few months early." Mr. Han.sen gave as the reason that both the liberal and
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    Lock icon AIR SEARCH FOR ORES IN MALAYA
    231 2 AIR SEARCH FOR ORES IN MALAYA A CANADIAN aerial survey team has explored over 12,000 square miles of virgin Malayan jungle in a search for potential mineral resources. The Canadian Trade Commissioner, Mr. M. P. Carson, said that it was part of the 35,000 square miles they will explore before
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    Lock icon Nehru opens huge dam
    46 2 THE Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru, yesterday declared open the mighty Hirakud Dam across the Mahanadi River in eastern India. The 16-mile-long dam will Irrigate more than two million acres of land in Orissa and produce 120,000 kilowatts of electricity. Reuttr
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    Lock icon German trade group in China
    44 2 An East German trade mission of 24 members led by Erwin Kerber, ViceMinister for Internal and External Trade, has arrived in Peking to discuss Germany's trade with Communist China in 1957, the New China News Agency announced yesterday. Reuter
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    Show on learning opens today
    153 2 Show on learning opens today SINGAPOREANS are b« 15 coming more and more exhibition-conscious, according to Mr. P.G. P< ralta, the local exhibition officer. They flock to lairs and shows here and arc also keen in showing oil the Colony abroad. Since the Liberation, there have been about 50 hibitions
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    Lock icon FASTS TO END A-TEST
    137 2 PROFESSOR Alfred Nahon. 45-year-old president of the "Anti-Atomic League" ended his 19-day fast in Lausanne on Saturday in protest against nuclear bomb te.-ts. Professor Nahon, who Ls a vegetarian, began Ma fast on Christmas Eve. All he took was occasional cups of herb tea and frr
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      61 2 ||!:il!ll!l!l!ll!!!!il!l!lllllllli!lllll!llllili!!!!l!lll!!l!lllillllllllllllllilH MACKESON'S ALWAYS \3J]UJj) CrADCC ii i L I S /I A H \j i I A i 1 It takes a lot off vim and vigour to play a winning game! j— w J9f fk sX W MACKESON'S MILK STOUT 2 a smooth, non bitter drink with the w
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      39 2 M EVERY NIGHTS A HOLIDAY AT§ raffles! |WHEN DANCING TO THE MUSIC g GIANCARLO AND HIS ITALIAN BOYS 3% Modern Rhythm Played in a Continental Mood. £3 £j DINNER IN BALLROOM A LA CARTE SERVICE. |j Table Reservation 2804
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    LIVESTOCK TO GET BIG BOOST
    200 3 LIVESTOCK TO GET BIG BOOST Govt. set to give the farmer all-out aid r |MIK Singapore Government i* now feared to five the greafest-ever boost to livestock production in the Colony. An Australian expert in animal genetics. Dr. R. B. Kelly, has joined the staff of the Veterinary Department. i
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    $10 FREAKS ARE LEGAL TENDER
    144 3 TWO freak $10 notes are amo n g the treasured possessions of Mr. F. Chan, a teacher iji Singapore. They were handed to him by a friend. Later he found they had some unusual features. He discovered that the first note had a white line
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    He hopes this note is a gem
    88 3 IS the Straits SlO bill (seen above worth more than its face value? Its owner Air. R. Samy of lf>-.\ Boat Quay. Singapore, believes it is. The note is unique in that the name of the printer is missing on the buck of
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    Lock icon U.S. TRAINS INNOCENTS'
    113 3 AN educationist said in Highland Park, Illinois that United States colleges "are turning out too many innocents for service abroad." Mr. Harland Cleveland, Dean of the Maxwell Graduate School of Citizenship at Syracuse University, told a forum that 100,000 Americans employed abroad now had a hand in
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    A rare treat in music
    105 3 A rare treat in music music lovers are in for a rare treat. For the first time In Singapore, a series of chamber music concerts L? being organised by the Singapore Music Society for Jan. 20, Feb. 17 and March 17. They will be held at the St. Andrew's Memorial
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    The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, Jan. 14,1957 Opinion Not a probe -a knife
    204 4 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, Jan. 14,1957 Opinion Not a probe -a knife lIN November of last year the Government announced that they had begun a probe into the "illegal practices" of private employment agencies. Nevertheless these parasitic organisations continue to open and prey upon the unfortunate members of our
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    Pelham Groom
    832 4 1 i <t time a h<>n the m <id*>itt rait* in Sincfit- /#<//•#» is higher than erer m a It <> it the ohit si its us toll was a for all time, it is tlisquietenina to read that there is a possibility o/ the Safety First Connrii
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      26 4 WEDDING GIFTS FROM FEW DOLLARS UPWARDS ARE AVAILABLE IN DESIGNS TO PLEASE BOTH THE GIVER AND S.P.H.de SUVA LTD. NEW BRANCH AIRPORT Singapore Ipoh K. Lumpur
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    Lock icon RUSSIA ACCUSES U.K. —YOU HAVE KIDNAPPED DR.
    369 5 RUSSIA ACCUSES U.K. YOU HAVE KIDNAPPED DR. The riddle of the Soviet surgeon SHIP'S DOCTOR who left a Russian vessel at Hull, England on Dec. 22 has become the subject of a formal Russian protest to Great Britain, Moscow Radio said last nitfht. 1~~l The broadcast charges thai British secrel
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    Lock icon U.N. BID TO BAN ARMS
    183 5 U.N. BID TO BAN ARMS Ballistic missiles are the 'ultimate' A BID to set up international control of ballistic missiles will be latin* ched by the United States in the United Nations today. Informed sources said a plan will be outlined to the General Assembly's political Committee by Mr. Henry
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    Lock icon Anti-Red revolt in Bulgaria?
    112 5 REPORTS reaching Athens yesterday said that some 100 Bulgarian officers were leading armed resistance groups against the Communist regime in the Stara Planina area of northwest Bulgaria. The reports, received by Greek military observers on the border, said the groups were directed by an underground organisation
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    105 5 (iltl.M TASK Two policemen puddling a small boat around a "death" pool in Ajet Rajah Koad, Singapore, over the weekend in search oi a 14-year-old boy, Lee Teik lluat. Lee was reported drowned while swimming becoming the fiftli bo v to lose his life there Parents of the missing swimmer
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    Lock icon SEXY NOVEL GIVES POLICE CLUE 'Body' mystery
    162 5 SEXY NOVEL GIVES POLICE CLUE 'Body' mystery THE Los Angeles Police chief. William H. Parker, yesterday spent a rainy Sunday reading a novel, "The Fuzzy Pink Nightgown, as part of his investigation of the Marie McDonald kidnap case. The book about the kidnapping of a sexy film actress came from
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    Lock icon 100-year-old wants to drive
    36 5 MR. WILLIAM DUFF, who will be 101 years old in i March, has failed his driv- ers examination in Pitts- burgh, U.S.A. because "they asked *n*» too manv aues- i tions Reuter
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    Lock icon 'I killed him' confession
    114 5 A 51 -year-old peasant, x\ believing he was dying, confessed to the police at Valguernera. in Sicily, that he committed a murder for which another man is serving 'Jl-y< i ar sentence, police reported. He repeated his confession to a local judicial official, giving details of
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      219 6 _^_ri^nt_^^ __^«n_n___^^^_^^^_^___^S !f/^ I V>^fc ?*^^™™s~*^^^^^^^^. b> l.oc- Falk and Phil Pan a fWEG«CLCONTINUeSHEPSTOQy... /^v r r -THBU /^Ny" i AON ANOTHER f?/>H BACK /MTO THE FOG~ /7S V/ _O' V V>- 'V V PLANET? HOPIMG W GET BACK IOIHB \X /^__S '^AHA^NY VT^-C > _^_|^_5 i/^~^^ IW-IkCAX l»> l]J_;ar
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      567 6 _„iiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiii»iiiiiiiimiiiuiiiii.iiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ¥>ORN today, you have vaunti. JL* ambitions, but you want to achieve your goal with the maximum I ol material gain, as well. In fact, you want money as well as fame I and will never bo entirely satisfied with one without the other! Original and inventive, you
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    A BIG DOLLAR EARNER
    306 7 A FOURTH British jet airliner has burst into the North American market with a mighty crackle of dollars. Trans-Canada Air Lines has ordered 20 of Vickers' new prop jet passenger planes, the 420-mile-an-hour, 100-passenger Vanguard. This is a big brother of the Viscount prop-jet which has
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    These desert natives had never seen a white man
    214 7 These desert natives had never seen a white man A TEAM of oil explorers which has penetrated Australia's biggest desert for the fir.st time this century encountered natives who had never seen a white man before. The natives. Myall aborigines, kept wateh on the expedition for weeks on end without
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    Lock icon 'Family day'
    27 7 Pope. Pius XII said prayers ovi r Vai n Radio "foi univei °t the ln•lubility of mar; the occasion of the family I day. A.P.
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    Down in texas a big oil dispute is brewing
    437 7 Down in texas a big oil dispute is brewing EMERGENCY I. S. oil supplies to Britain and other European countries are endangered by a row flaming around Texas. This row may also put the oil price up. British industry Is threatened with a serious shortage of fuel oil within two
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    Lock icon PARACHUTES TO SAFETY
    37 7 Major General Hachiro Seyama, Commander of the Japanese Air Self Defence Forces, Second Air Wing, parachuted to safety in Tokyo when his F36 Sabre jet fighter collided with another J^n-incs^ nilntPfi iet aircraft. Reuter
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    Forecast: rain
    88 7 E \fORE rain is on the way. They say it's goin» r ifl to be a wet summer again this year I don't 5 mean for you people out there in Singapore, but E for us back home in England. But I'm making my preparations extra early It
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      52 7 **********^ singapore Shich tides- TODAY: 10.35 p.m. B TOMORROW: 9.30 a.m. a and 11.17 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 10. ?o am and 11 pm: B THURSDAY: II.M ».m. FRIDAY: U..]B u.m. and 11.53 p.m. B SATI RDAY 1.11 am. m uu\ vi X) p.m. SUNDAY: 1.50 a.m. and u H IJBI p.m.
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    'White Heir of Mont Blanc claims 2 more lives
    652 8 npWO men were left alone with death on the icy slopes of gale-riddrn Mont Blanc. AtE tempts to rescue them have been abandoned. E The eight men who tried to save them and were marooned themselves were taken oir by helicopter.
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    JAPAN'S FIRST TANK GOES ON SHOW
    75 8 JAPAN is gradually building up her defences into an effective force in readiness for any future war. The picture below shows Japan's latest contribution to her defences. It is a medium-sized tank and is the first to be built in this country since th
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    Sweeper is proud of his hair
    181 8 I 55-YEAR-OLD r< id sweeper has resigned because the borough surveyor told him to get his hair cut. For John Simon is proud of his mop of wavy grey white hair, brushed back from his forehead ana reaching to his neck. He was swooping
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    Nellie Dean will sing no more
    242 9 Nellie Dean will sing no more \U i THERE'S AN OLD MILL BY THE $rt: STREAM. NELLIE DEAN, JFS WHERE WE USED TO SIT AND J DREAM. NELLIE DEAN. AND THE WATERS AS THEY FLOWED 7s&t SEEMED TO WHISPER SOFT AND LOW: <i YOU'RE MY HEART'S DESIRE, I LOVE YOU.
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    MODEL AT LARGE!
    113 9 MODEL A T LARGE! SKATER and model Lillian De Becker, pictured on the right, is one of the 150 glamorous models who were brought from Brussels to K:.ocke. Belgium, where Dirk Bogarde, Donald Sinden and Muriel Pavlow were shooting scenes from the new "Doctor" comedy "Doctor At Large." Dirk Bogarde
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    ..Not a word on Liz
    134 9 ..Not a word on Liz MIKE TODD, the fast talking, big operating eighth wonder of the show business world flew into London last week. He is there to find cinemas big enough to show his special screen version of "Round The World In Eighty Days" On that subject h* j
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    WHISKY GALORE RAKES IN THOSE DOLLARS
    235 9 WHISKY GALORE RAKES IN THOSE DOLLARS SCOTLAND is justly famed the world over for her ships and her woollens, but, in an age when North America's unit of currency plays so great a part in the economy of so many countries, her top dollar-earner continues to be "uisge beatha" which,
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    VODKA GOESTO HIS HEAD
    98 9 FVONALD MACLEAN, *J the runaway diplomat, is seriously ill in a private ward of a hospital in the Ukraine. He collapsed after a drinking bout. Doctors ordered him to the hospital for a cure. Maclean's wife Melinda and their three children are still living on the
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    Lock icon SINGAPORE SPOTLIGHT
    1390 10  -  adelaide Eastley QM rpHOSE selfish Singaporeans who complain to the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals about neighbourhood stray dogs and cats as "diseased scavengers" (but would not lift a finger to feed or water the unfortunate creatures) might well consider the fine humanitarian efforts
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    THRILL OF BUSINESS-It's the life for me
    938 11  - THRILL OF BUSINESS-It's the life for me Peter Cadbury I I KNOW WHERE I'M GOING NO. 2 1 By EXCLUSIVELY FROM PEOPLE UNDER 40... A NEW YEAR INVITATION ~TO 'aN- SWER THE QUESTION: I KNOW WHERE I'M GOING... TODAY'S TESTAMENT FROM A MAN WHO IS THE GRANDSON OF THE FOUNDER
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    HESS MOPES WHILE SUNFLOWERS FADE
    111 11 RULDOLPH HESS, once Hitler's favourite lieutenant and now the most famous Nazi still held in the West Berlin Spandau Jail, has given up his beloved garden and become despondent, a source at the prison discloses. Hess now sits silently in the prison garden during exercise
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    BRIDGE HAND
    313 12 VT'E ran across two highly un- usual, yet somewhat similar, situations involving defensive play recently, while scouting around at the National Championships. The first showed Mrs. Mat Rosen who shares with her partner, Mrs. Edith Kemp, the record of winning the National Women's Pair event three successive years
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    Operation removes heart 'breaks'
    769 12 Operation removes heart 'breaks' fhjksdf jd'flad; The third in the series of five articles on the 'Miracle of Heart Surgery' by LEONARD ENGEL. j I\K. Charles r. Bailey of Hahnemann Medical College IT.l T S. A., and his associates have successfully removed obstructions from the heart arteries of two patients
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      276 12 Daily Crossword ICLUBf ACROSS 3 There is no cur In an heraj--1 There is a? much distance die beast (7). before you as behind when 6 Use no trifling cash to conyou come to tills inn (7, 5). firm a contract (7, 5). 8 Improbable though similar 7 A sweet
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    THIS FINAL JAMES DEAN FILM DIMS THE LEGEND
    423 13 THIS FINAL JAMES DEAN FILM DIMS THE LEGEND r riIEKE used to be a convention in Hollywood that x When a famous star died, you took his last film to his funeral and buried it beside him— and then took his name off all current screen-credits, at least until the
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    Headaches of the film directors
    387 13 Headaches of the film directors f)TilsTD^SHOWBUSWiES^< MAKING a film can often be a headache under the best of circumstances, but producer-director William Wyler had more than his fair share of problems during the filming of Friendly Persuasion, starring Gary Cooper and Dorothy McGuire. First, he bad to find r\ cranky
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    'THIS COULD BE THE NIGHT'
    186 13 'THIS COULD BE THE NIGHT' E II LIE Wilson, cur- rently starring in I the role originated by Janis Paige in the ■hit Broadway show, IPajama Game, has been signed for a part In This Could Be The Night. j Jean Simmons, Paul Douglas and I Joan Blondell also will
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      88 13 m "SPORTSTER" Bmm CINE CAMERA ffi] j imflH|l|r TAKES PERFECT MOVIES RIGHT FPOM fM FmULwH Movie-mokinq is easy! In foct, it Is simpler to take movies then still pic- wMSfSBB&Em u turcs and quite inexpensive, provided M Aflßy*raHlV you hove a qood cine ccmcro 1. V Bell ond Howell cine
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    Lock icon Reg Matthews in top form
    42 14 picture. It's the third round of the Football Association Cup —Leyton Orient versus Chelsea at Brisbane Road. Reg Matthews, the Chelsea goalkeeper, dives into a crowd of players to grab the ball. Chelsea won 2-0. Topical Press
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    Olympic champ Parry O'Brien due Thursday
    272 14 I A TENTATIVE PROGRAMME HAS BEEN MAPPED OUT FOR PARRY O'BRIEN DURING HIS COLONY VISIT FROM JANUARY 26 TO 30, BY THE SINGAPORE AMATEUR ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FOR COLONY ATHLETES FROM SCHOOLS AND THE SERVICES. Arrives this week Details of this programme will be announced
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    Lock icon FANGIO FIRST IN GRAND PRIX
    33 14 Argentine's Juan Manuel Fangio, the world motor racing champion, yesterday won the Argentine Grand Prix in a Maserati. Jean Behra (Prance), also In a Maserati, was second.- Reuter
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    Lock icon SCOTS SURPRISE
    31 14 Scotland upset predictions In beating Prance by six points (drop goal, penalty goal) to nil in Paris on Saturday in the first Rugby Union international ol the season. Reuter
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    Czech expert coaches in U.S.
    225 14 Czech expert coaches in U.S. AN outstanding tennis player who fled from his native Czechoslovakia after the Communists took over in 1948 is now teaching athletic techniques to Americans in Richmond. After Oleg Zabrodsky le/t Czechoslovakia he lived in Switzerland for three years. It was there that he began teaching
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    Wham!-and thoughts turn to film career
    128 14  - Wham! -and thoughts turn to film career BILL MAHONEY By VLTHEN a fighter feels a lethal punch thud on his jaw and then canvas against his back, the chances are it's not defeat he's thinking of it's an acting career. 1 At least 11 s caned "acting" that a scoro
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    60 SECOND UPROAR
    135 14  -  Archie Quick By yyHAT does an amf" bitious non-League club do when it has the chance of Cup fame swept away from it in the last sixty seconds of a tie against Second Division opponents? In the case of Midland League champions, Peterborough United, they take their
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    Here's the full facts by one who was there
    194 14 Here's the full facts by one who was there The ball came over from Lincoln's right winger and their centre /orward soared higher than anyone else and headed goalwards. Th e ball rapped an upright and centre forward Hawkings beat the ground in his misery. The ball was edged round
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    Rugby captain is suspended
    69 14 TONY MASON, Sidcup Rugby Club captain and fu'l-bark, has been suspended for the rest of the season by the Kent County Rugby Football Union. The Sidcup club has been severely censured. Mason was sent off durin<i the Tonbridge-Sidcup (fame on December 15 by referee Dr. N.
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    Catch of the season
    303 14 Catch of the season "pHICK" Stenton is one of the champion anglers or Lincolnshire. When he went along to a competition in the River Witham the other day he took his seven-year-old grandson Alfie along with him. Little Alfie was given a line and to everyone's astonishment he was the
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  • RACING SECTION
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      Keen this one in mind
      251 15 PROMISING NEWCOMER METRO STAR IN FINE GALLOP ■yjETROSTAR (J. Jones), a comparative newcomer, showed definite promise on the Ipoh track this morning* when he went better than Charles Kuda (Ransome) to dispose of three in 36 4/6. They worked in the centre <>!' the second
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      COPACABANA WAS BRILLIANT TO WIN DRAWING AWAY
      875 15 COP AC AB AN A WAS BRILLIANT TO WIN DRAWING AWAY How they ran 1/ OI'ACABVW FINISHED BRILLIANTLY TO DEFEAT EIGHT RIVALS 1 IN THE MAIN RACE, CLASS 2, DIV. 1 9F, AT IPOH ON SATI RDAY Sitting In about fourth until the straight was reached. Jack Jones pulled him
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      115 15 ROSEWALL IN FIRST PRO. TEST TONIGHT WORM) professional tennis champion Pancho Gonzah's flew into Melbourne yesterday bursting with confidence- that he could whip Australian Ken Kosewall in their opening professional match at Rooying tonight. Gonsrales told reporters: "I can beat any player in the world, including your Kosewall and I
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      95 15 ITe draw for the first round of the Enj'l^h Rugby I^;i u< Cup Ls: Donraslrr v Cftttleford, lel b v Featliei stone Rovers. Workin ton Town v Oldham. Warrin^ti>n v BranJey. Bwintoo v Tliuldersfield. B idford Noithprn v Dcvsbury. Hull Kingston Rovtn v Salford, Hunslrf v
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      114 15 DANISH players scored a triple victory in the final round of a five nation badminton tournament in Stockholm last night, twic? defeating Malaya's players. Finn Kobbero first won the men's singles over world champion Eddie Choong of Malaya in straight games, 15-11, 15-9. and then teamed with
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      352 15  -  JOSH SINGAPORE Asian Ru^by Union selectors will study the probable All Blues side which meets Johorc Asians in a friendly match at Thomson Koad today. With suuh a good crop of talent this year, the selectors arc sparing no effort to pick a side which
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      678 1 PORARY PLASTICS. The uses of these interesting textiles are becoming increasingly popular. New decorative plastics are thinner, less odorous and stronger-ind come in a wider range of colours and patterns than artistry in some of the handsome new plastic drapery materials, the kind of ornamentation which dominates
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      87 2 IF it's unusual festive shoes you're looking for, the new Raffles Hotel arcade boasts a shop which has a vast array of these, including some enchanting hand-beaded combinations in formal shoes and matching handbags. These come in deep, irridescent colours, flame scarlet and jet, both mat and sparkling.
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      163 2 1 Here',, the newest w.iy J, with a swimsuit. styled i for 1957 and soon to j 1 be seen at our swimming J clubs and beaches A flash of feminine white JJ 1 in the bosom front m J "Male Call' to be 1 carried out in
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      157 2 Coral containers and flowers, Little's Floral Boutique. Raffles Hotel arcade; Kamome "magic" washing machine, Way Yue Co. (M) Ltd., MajDonald House, Orchard Road; plastic textiles, Aurora Store, North Bridge Road, at High Street; Pekingwrought silver jewellery, nested boxes, Foochow golden lacquerware, Chinese embroidered silks, Dragon House, 49
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