The Singapore Free Press, 28 January 1957

Microfilm: NL5633
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    20 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale m Malaya No. 1 1787. Sinßapore. Mowl.iv. January IH. lfl.'iT. Price If Ctt*
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    Lock icon CALLS IN US FOR DULLES TO QUIT
    837 1 CALLS IN US FOR DULLES TO QUIT Blunder' charge lll«iilP.P'plplpipi«»pl"piplPlP>p>ppppp>pipppp"pi"pppip'"»ppp.""""--"---- Mr. John Foster Dulles, U.S. Secretary jj i! of State, might become a casualty of the |j l cold war —just as Sir Anthony Eden was.' jj j: This Washington forecast sums up a growing jj t belief that Mr.
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    Lock icon Thanks on Kashmir
    185 1 PRESIDENT Iskandei Mirza of Pakistan, cabled President Eisenhower his thanks yesterday for United States support of vain efforts to halt India's Integration of Southern Kashmir, it was revealed In Karachi today. The United States voted for the United Nations resolution asking India and Pakistan to maintain the
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    Who's Who in the big murder case
    166 1 IN pages 8 and 9 today the Free Press presents close-ups of some of the personalities featured at the preliminary hearing m Eastbourne. Sussex, of Britain's murder case of the century. Last week Dr. |ohn Bodkin Adams, a chubby family prac- titioner, was
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    Lock icon 'BABY' BOMB
    58 1 PRESIDENT Eisenhower's special assistant on disarmament, Mr. Har >ld Stassen. said yesterday m Washington that the I'nited States was trying to develop a small nuclear bomb as a means oi forestalling an atomic attack on the I'nited States. H e told a television panel the proposed bomb would
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    45 2 Baby I may be, but you can't tell me anything about who's supposed to have the milk-teeth m our family it's mother. And young Aid an B a r r I a y pushes a generous helping to mother •driiik-mbrc-mUk advertising girl Zoe Newton. Popper
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    OPPORTUNITY FOR 24 DARING GIRLS
    219 2 OPPORTUNITY FOR 24 DARING GIRLS /nRLS with .second- ary school education having an alert mind and a love for adventurous outdoor life have a good chance of securing jobs m the Singapore Women's Police Constabulary. The Ofiicer-in-Charge. Inspector Mary Quintal, said the Force was on the lookout for 24 young
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    Lock icon RUSSIA'S BIG BANG
    90 2 SOVIET scientists investigating "one of the worlds ten most powerful volcanic eruptions"— it was many times stronger than an ordinary atom bombhave found data which will make it possible to forecast new eruptions, Moscow Radio said. The Radio s aid the eruption, nine months' ago, lowered by
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    Lock icon CYPRUS HOUSE CURFEW OFF
    38 2 The house curfew imposed m Nicosia on Turkish and Greek-Cypriot youths under the age of 21 was lifted as from dawn today. It was imposed following communal clashes m thp capital last week. Reuter
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    Lock icon BOMBS KILL, HURT 38
    36 2 Four bomb attacks killed rive people and wounded 33 others a dozen of them seriously m the tentre (,J Algiers on Saturday. Machinegun fi r c was heard m the city. Reuter
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    ELEVEN MILLION TO ONE
    193 2 Death risk m a bus ftNE death per 11,000,000 passengers tarried Kf this is the average number of fatal accidents per annum, for the la 4 four years lin which trolly and omnibuses of the Singapore Traction Company were involved. This figure was disclosed to the
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    Lock icon SANDYS STARTS TALKS
    233 3 SANDYS STARTS TALKS Dulles' invitation: 'Come to my home' THE United States Secretary of State, Mr. John Foster Dulles invited Britain's new Deft nee Minister, Mr. Duncan Sandy*, to his Washington norm for an unscheduled informal hour's talk of world affairs last night. Mr. Sandys, m Washington for important talks
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    Lock icon U.S. AID WASTED BY GRAFT
    334 3 U.S. AID WASTED BY GRAFT A N American Information officer charged m Tokyo that "much of the hundreds of millions which we (United States) spend m underdeveloped countries is wasted by being channelled through speculators, profiteers, grafters and politicians while essential agri- culture and industry suffer." Mr. Charles Edmundson, officer
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    Ammunition drive
    77 3 Anew I'nited States Senate Investigating groap has asked ton Defence Department Officials to halt any plans to shut down ammunition or other defence plants. Senator Kstes Kefauver Mild m Washington yesterday he took this action be- cause he "did not wani another Korea, ammunilionuisc or any ether \\Ne."
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    70 3 Bverythlng on display at the famous Straw Market In Florence, Italy, is actually made of straw— hats, handbags, shoes, clothes and many other articles. Seen trying on hats at one of the stiils are Britain's June I.averick (left) and Gersaany i lagoborg Schooner The girls were visiting the market during
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    The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, Jan. 28, 1957 Opinion Durian in a sewer
    220 4 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, Jan. 28, 1957 Opinion Durian in a sewer IN a recent auto- biography a very senior officer refers to another with whom he was at Sandhurst by saying, "He obIviously knew his onions but not everyone liked the smell." How truly that could be said
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    Pelham Groom
    447 4 WRITES EVERY MONDAY ti ti THE Walt Disney film "Man m Space" which will shortly be released m Singapore, shows, by cleverly animated cartoons and diagrams, some of the problems which will have to be solved before a man is launched on the first spatial flight. Quite rightly
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    A Disney leap into the future
    659 4 A Disney leap into the future day who can remember doctors telling the world that man would die if he travelled at more than 40 miles and hour, and even I can remember being told that if I fell off a high building I would be dead before I reached
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    BY THE WAY
    105 4  -  Beachcomber dsgsdfgdsg '^'^^^^^maammmmmammammmmmwmaKaamammamammm JOCKEYS, like horses, can be switched before a race It is only a matter of disguise. The Jockey Club has never really sot over an occurrence at Cirencester, when a night watchm?n, disguised as a jockey, won a race on a cow. painted to
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    Lock icon Way to peace—by Adenauer
    157 5 Way to peace— by Adenauer DR. Konard Adenauer told a Press conference m Bonn, West Germany, yesterday that establishment off a thinned out" military zone between East and West could follow the controlled elimination of thermo-nuclear and longrange rocket weapons. The Chancellor, who was answering questions, said: I remain of
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    88 5 picture. Francoise Arnoul is starring m a new French film Sait-On Jamais, and being French there has to be a bath scene somewhere m the screen play. 'All very simple," you might say. They're experts at that type of thing, j But it took Francoise eight retakes and onr whole-
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    Lock icon Global plot' by the U.S.
    62 5 The Soviet Army newspaper charged yesterday that the recent round-the-world flUht of three American B-52 Strati 'lortress was part of United States' global preparations to launch an atomic war against the Soviet Union Red Star said President Eisenhower's Middle doctrine and his plans lor atomic
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    Lock icon Cholera outbreak
    30 5 About 40 workers engaged m building a dam at Chunar, about 40 miles from Benares, North India, here, are reported to have died m a cholera outbreak. Reuter
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    70 5 Our photograph shows the new proto-type Ledug "022" m flight over Istres, France. The plane is of duralumin and weighs eight tons. It is reported that it has a thrust of 60,--000 kilograms, enabling it to reach a speed twice that of sound. The pilot's seat m the "022,'' which
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    Lock icon SOLDIER ON RAPE CHARGE
    79 5 U.S. Army Private First Class Charles C. E. Lucas went on trial before a U.S. Army Fifth Corps court martial m Frankfurt. Germany, on Saturday on charges of raping and murdering a 70-year-old German widow. The Army charges that Lucas, a Negro, raped Marie Nader. strangled
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    Lock icon POLICE EMPLOY X-RAYS TO FIND GHOST CAT
    198 5 THK Los Angeles Police Department on Saturday nijrht carried an X-Ray search for the u p;host cat" whose cries have haunted the occupants of a new M 566,000 home for 20 days, but were unable to find the animal. Vincent Carta, 46, has
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    Lock icon Pakistan gets U.K. destroyer
    54 5 THE British battle class destroyer H.M.S. Gabbard. 3.255 tons, was officially handed over to Pakistan at a special ceremony m Newcastle. The destroyer was transferred by Rear-Admiral R. D Watson. Fourth Sea Lord, and received by Mr. Mohammed Ikramullah. Pakistan's High Commissioner to Britain. It was
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    Lock icon It's atishoo! 200,000 times
    55 5 JAPANESE doctors nurses and Red Cross workers boarded trains leaving Tokyo for Hokkaido, Northern Japan, last night to help prevent the spread of an influenza epedemic. Mr Yoshiakl Igarashi. director of the Ministry of Health's Epedemic Prevention Bureau said the disease had already stricken an estimated
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    Lock icon New fighting in Hungary
    46 5 Hungarys Governmentcontrolled Press admitted yesterday that freedom partisans are fighting again m the countryside. The admission followed reports of fresh partisan activity near Miskolc and m the Buekk mountains East of Budapest and m the pathless Bakony Forest m southwest Hungary.- U.P.
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    Lock icon 'Stir up' church action
    140 5 'Stir up' church action ♦IUIE South African A G o v c m nent's policies of racial dis- crimination w e r t strongly criticised m a sermon at St. Paul's Cathedral m London yesterday by the Rev. I L. J. Collins, precentor at the cathedral since 1054. He said
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      294 6 > a.... a. .■•...c... ...p >S\.\llltAKi: by Lf e Falk and Phil »avis SOME KINP OF POWER Ss,j PERHAPS NOT EVEN '^LOOK-J ARE THOSE] /^YESfV *UNPRAKE-N/HOW?WHO KfJOWS SCIENCE OP THESE JaW&L SYSTEM-A PLANET^H^fc ANPLOTHAR--J ANYTHING ABOUT PEOPLE IS AMAZING? I jg^Os OFAPISTANT if l^! Wf^A^r Jj£ '/3k/'' J -""ftl _V
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      594 6 BORN today, you have vaunting ambition and the latent ability to achieve your desires. The stars I have been kind m giving you talents I and it is up to you to make the best possible use of them. You are enthusiastic and energeE tic and are not afraid of
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    Lock icon OFFICER FACES BOMBER CHARGES
    159 7 OFFICER FACES BOMBER CHARGES INLYING OFFICER 1 Dennis Kenyon, 24, appears before a court martial m Nicosia today on charges alleging that he crippled his Canberra jet bomber to avoid joining British bombing missions over Egypt. The regular Air Force Officer, who has been under open arrest since he was
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    Lock icon SALK LAUDS HIS VACCINE
    87 7 DR. Jonas Saik has announced that "there will be little, if any" infantile paralysis m the United States this year if all potential victims are vaccinated Dr. Saik, who developed the polio vaccine which bears his name, was speaking at a meeting of 200 representatives of
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    Lock icon His first car ride at 102
    83 7 VINCENZO Tosa of Acqui m Italy took his first ride lin an car yesterday to j celebrate his 102 nd birth- day. The old man rode the four miles from his house to a restaurant where six of his sons and 34 grandchildren and
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    Lock icon Ella Fitzgerald seriously ill
    28 7 The Negro singer fc.ua Fitzgerald was rushed to a i New York hospital yesterday m a serious condition with an acute abdominal ailment. U.P.
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    He was quick on the trigger
    146 7 He was quick on the trigger FHEY stood alone, face to face, near a moonlit mountaintrack the private from Ipswich, England, and the tough, veteran killer of the Cyprus terrorists. The time: near midnight. Both were surprised. For moments they stood stock still, 10 yards apart Then the spell broke,
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    63 7 Pictur c shows Nancy j Johnson, one of the stars of the San Fran- cisco Ballet, which is to give three perfor- mances m Singapore on Feb. 10, 12 and 13. It will be the first time that a full clas- j sical ballet company has ever performed m the
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    ALL ABOARD FOR AFRICA-BUT NOT FOR STOWAWAY ISOBEL
    395 7 ALL ABOARD FOR AFRICA- BUT NOT FOR STOWAWAY ISOBEL MR. FRANK SCOTT, a disabled ex-Service man, and his 15-year-old daughter Isobel, the schoolgirl who was found hiding m a ship bound for Casablanca had a dramatic last minute reunion at England's Cross Channel port of Dover. They met m a
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    The parting of the ways ...
    67 7 The parting of the ways I The first Hollywood matrimonial break-up for 1957 has just been announced. It is actress Lola Albright. I wife of Jack Carson for the past 4! years. I Miss Albright says, however, tint she has no intention of divorcing (arson af the moment. "Naturally she
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      55 7 I SINCAPORE Ihich TIDES I I TODAY: 10.56 p.m. <► TOMORROW: 9.39 a.m. <h I and 11.24 p.m. J[ WEDNESDAY: 10.19 a.m. O t and 1149 p.m. \t I THURSDAY: 10.55 a.m. <► FRIDAY: 0.13 a.m. and O 1 11.31 p.m. SATURDAY: 0.36 a.m. T and 12.05 p.m. I SUNDAY:
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    This town hits the headlines
    773 8 This town hits the headlines This is the accused \S DOCTOR GOES FOR TRIAL Tht cose of the FAMILY DOCTOR F^JRING the winter months when gales and rainstorms blow m from the English Channel, buffeting the Sussex coast, the seaside resort of Eastbourne is almost deserted. GONE ARE THE SUMMER
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  • These are the accusers
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      The DPP's No. 2
      73 8 FIRST from th c left is Mr. John Edward Leek. He is from the Director of Public Prosecution's Office and is probably more acquainted with the facts of the case than many others. This is because he wili have been largely concerned with handling the preliminaries
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      The super sleuth
      71 8 SECOND from the left is Superintendent Bert Hannam of Scotland Yard, whose quiet and elegant manner has earned him the mikname of "The Court." His patient pursuit of Dr. Adams during several months of exhaustive inquiries, is bound to go down m the country's criminal annals as
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      The Det. Inspector
      64 8 THIRD from the le" is Detective-Inspec-tor Brynley Pugh. He has been a member of Eastbourne's efficient police force for many years. This case has how ever kept him busier than most, and it has been his job to assist Superintendent Hannam m hi s investigations. This has
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      Forensic expert
      62 9 POI'RTH from thc left is Dr. C. 11. Corby, the pathologist, who is acting as assistant to the famous pathologist Dr. F. E. Camps. The role of pathologist ha s been of particular importance m this case, dealing as it does with exhumations, drugs, and medicines alleged to
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      Queen's Counsel
      72 9 rMFTII from the left is Mr. Melf o r d Stevenson QC. He is the chief prosecutor for the Crown and has made allegations m his opening address which if proved, will undoubtedly make this one of the most macabre crimes of the century. Through his patient cross
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      The No. 2 lawyer
      65 9 The No. 2 lawyer OIXTII from the left is Mr. Malcolm Morris, a barrister. Due to the many witnesses and the prolonged examinations, Mr Morris i s proving of great help m assisting Mr. Stevenson with the handling of th e case. He has already examined many witnesses during the
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    MURDER? ABSURD' HE SAYS
    401 9 MURDER? ABSURD' HE SAYS IVIR. GEOFFREY LAYVUl RENCE, defending Doctor John Bodkin Adams on a charge of murdering one of his patients at Eastbourne m 1950, made a strong defence plea lasting more than two hours before the Magistrates committed the doctor for trial last week. Mr. Lawrence, said there
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    The opening scene
    150 9 The opening scene rE brightly painted little courtroom at Eastbourne was packed. Reporters were there from Paris. Berlin Geneva, New York, Amsterdam. Toronto. A man on a 14ft. ladder put up bright lights. Superintendent Herbert Hannam of Scotland Yard, m charge of the case, led a file of police into
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    THE WITNESSES
    186 9 NURSE STRONACH has been a nurse for II years and said she was relief nurse for Mrs. Morrell, attending her from thc middle of October to November 2, m 1950. Nurse Stronach told the court that the last time she attended Mrs. Morrell she seemed to be getting
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    The patient who got scared
    183 10 IN a darkened ward m Putney Hospital. London, Minnie Gardiner I lay m bed and worried about the operation she was soon to have She had seen other patients wheeled into the ward on I white trolleys from the operating theatre and the more she
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    Monkey gland Is new cure
    156 10 Monkey gland Is new cure MIDDLE-AGED men and women may be able to protect themselves against developing coronary thrombosis by taking "monkey gland.'' doctors claim today. The "monkey gland" really the thyroid gland of sheep may protect the heart arteries against the furring- up effect of too much fat m
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    125 10 Yet he combined humour with sentiment that mad< his audience sympathise with him as well as laugh a him. But Charlie learnt as he acted and now is not only l producer and a musical compo-M-r. but a writer as well One "might almost say that Charlie and Oon an
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    The stork visits Charlie again
    342 10 And is his face red? FIRST SECOND THIRD FOURTH nON'T believe a word of what Charlie Chaplin said the other day...that he "ought to be ashamed of himself, with another baby at 67." The fact is— he's as proud as any first-time father. Watching him,
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    Lock icon Rocket heat tests
    162 10 Rocket heat tests A DEVICE to test the performance of planes and missiles at five or more times the speed of sound and temperatures as hot as the sun's surface has been developed for the American Air Force, it was announced m Baltimore, yesterday. The air research and development command
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    3 slick sisters go to the sales then jail
    235 10 3 slick sisters go to the sales then jail JT was 4 o'clock m the afternoon, and sales day at the big store, when the slickest shoplifting team m the business came to town. They looked SO respectable, those three darkhaired married .sisters from the country. The first thin? they
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    THE AFTERNOON A GRENADIER SHOT A BULL
    353 10 THE AFTERNOON A GRENADIER SHOT A BULL TO the battle honours of the 2nd Battalion Thc 1 Grenadier Guards add— one Hereford bull shot dead less than a mile from the historic playing fields of Eton. Lunch at Victoria Barracks. Windsor, was interrupted at 1.30, when Slough police called 25-year-old
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    ...In a drawer, a bit of his past
    189 10 ...In a drawer, a bit of his past JOHN ANDREW NEVIN opened a kitchen drawer and a bit of his past caught up with him. At the back of the drawer, where they had fallen, lay about three dozen rare sixteenth century spoons. They had been there for 2V 2
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    SINGAPORE SPOTLIGHT
    149 11  -  Adelaide Eastley BY.. SCABROUS is its exterior, viewed Irom the en- trance on Upper Serangoon; rough-and-ready the services from cuisine to care of its humble -patients, but Singapore's most picturesque institution for the needy is the Kwong Wai Sui Hospital. Half-a-century of succour to the poorest df the
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    KINDNESSES TO AGED
    135 11 Visitors, ever welcome, find that ascetic scrupulousness of desperate economy enchanting, each humble patient monk-like m resignation to the mysterious process of recovery. BUT MANY, PARTICULARLY THE HOPELESSLY AGED, FIND THE PORTALS TO THE REALM OF THEIR ANCESTORS EASED WITH KINDNESSES THEY NEVER KNEW OUTSIDE THE HOSPITAL'S
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    DECORATIVE, USEFUL
    204 11 Useful and decorative are the fund-raising SA.T.A. seals for gifts Wrappings, letters and ornaments ($1 for a sheet of 20», bearing the picture of a Chinese temple of health with green tiled rooftop and moon-gate. mm A contribution to culture is Indian dancer K. P. Bbaskar'* interesting new
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    STEMS INNER DECLINE
    236 11 He believes that "Malayans are not wanting m skill, capacity and talent to learn Indian dances" and feels that knowledge of this art "not only creates good taste m the artist but steins the tide of inner decline." The dancer's new booklet is helpful as a bird's-eye
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    SHE ADORES SINGAPORE
    429 11 INDIA-BORN SUJATA ADORES" SINGAPORE WHICH, SHE FEELS "IS HER NATURAL REALM." HER GERMAN HUSBAND LIVED FOR 18 YEARS IN INDIA. These brilliant artists, so well worth seeing, have shared a fabulous joint career. While deeply interested m tbe profundities of their art and pursuits concerned with mankind's
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    BEATING THE BIGGEST KIILER
    762 12  - BEATING THE BIGGEST KIILER LEONARD ENGEL WimtiilUljmmmmmmmmmmmUlj^UMjAm This eoneludes tin- series on the 'Miracle off Heart Surgery* hy This drawing illustrates how the "heart-plug" operation i is performed to save a patient. The pressed sponge plug (m j white) is showr near the centre of the drawing with sec- tions
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    Tragedy of the sightless
    85 12 Tragedy of the sightless NO knowtedge is more heart-rending than that of a child's impending loss of sight. How parents can bear it is one of the mysteries of human resilience; perhaps they are helped a little j by grasping the fact that all others who know must share their
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    BRIDGE HAND
    328 12 TN country club locker rooms, and other places where there is a great deal of cutting ln and out of the game, players of teu prefer Chicago' to rubber bridge. A Chicago round lasts only four deals. Vulnerability Ls fixed: First deal, neither side; second and third deals,
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      269 12 I Daily Crossword CLUES ACROSS 6 Add nothing to the MB for 1 KW* h most of thi£ i w!? h k "u^ f "S-tf t-d. 8 'agoTsK™ began 1956 yearS 10 SL. m at first and a^use 9 Break the French to describe (9). fhe sound of roasting (7).
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    HER PIPE OF DREAMS...
    868 13 HER PIPE OF DREAMS. alien Mars X TT *r ft V V !T $IKM ST DUDLEY^ if iodav begin* a new l £|> series for film fans k 4" of all ;i!»es ahonti unknot* ns who lie- <£ came famous fiver- niglii. who shone m v j lhe limelight for
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    SNUFF-BOX FULL OF COCAINE...
    502 13 Born September 4. 1896. at St. Bernard-st.. St. Giles, her real name Florence I.i nora Stewart, she was the illegitimate daughter Of a chorus-girl. She got her first important part In March. 1918. m 'Fair and Warmer," starring Fay Compton. at the Prince of Wales. It
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      53 13 IS GOOD FOR THEM.. XL plj| t> 9m and how they enjoy that daily glass rWJC^MS of delicit)US NESPRAY Full Cream I Powdered Milk, NESPRAY is firstI raw^ rs^nrJr' I class, pure cow's milk, rich m cream and vitamins every drop as nourishNESPRAY y i is good milk m its
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    NO SELECTION SNAGS IN SINGAPORE SOCCER
    652 14  -  FRANCIS ROZARIO But Tickle players set a problem -By SINGAPORE SOCCER CLUBS ARE HAPPY IN 3 THEIR ARRANGEMENTS FOR SELECTING TEAMS FOR .LEAGUE GABIES. Unlike the 92 football league clubs m England, who elo not always give their managers a free hand, Singapore clubs
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    JAP RUGBY XV FOR H.K.
    139 14 SPORTS BRIEFS A tram of rugby players representing t h c j Yawata iron and steel company of Japan left Tokyo by air for Hong Kong yesterday on an exhibition tour. Ireland beat France 11-6 m, the international Runby Union championship series m Dublii on
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    FORGOTTEN? NO: IGNORED
    479 14  -  CHARLES BRYCE p.. 5%2%^VS THE boxing overlords of Europe and America have announced their list of contenders for the world featherweight title recently vacated by Sandy Saddler of the United States. BUT COMPLETELY THEY HAVE IGNORED THE ORIENT CHAMPION. To these men who control the strings of
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    Govt. Services League soccer begins on February 4
    253 14 Govt. Services League soccer begins on February 4 rpHE Singapore Gov- eminent Services Football Association will begin this season's league competition on Feb. 4, which will be followed by a knockout competition. A total of 15 teams are entered for this year's tournaments. The Association has received a grant of
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      Holiday Flight's fine finish just enough
      895 15  - Holiday Flight's fine finish just enough ALLAN LEWIS -Says dsfdsfsdafasdf lOLIDAY r LI Gil T AN I) CARACAS PROVIDED A THRILLING FINISH IN THL M\ I N SPRINT AT KUALA LUMPUR ON SATURDAY. In thi.s class 3. Dh event the photo sh Holiday Flight the wil by a head. Caracas
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      Lock icon Ong Chew Bee enters final
      83 15 QNG CHEW BEE of Singapore beat Anek Duangudom of Thailand 4-6, 6-1. 6—3 m the semi-finals ol the Thailand lawn tennis championships yesterday In Bangkok. The Singanore star will meet Suthirapand Komlaks, last year's thai champion, m the finals on l 1. Khong Kit Soon
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      Lock icon INDIA TEAM FOILED IN TITLE BID
      131 15 ETOTNAM earned a play-off m with India for the men's team Baroda Cup m the Asian Table Tennis Championships by beating India 5-1 m Manila. India, previously undefeated, needed only to win this tie to clinch the cup. Vietnam and India are now level
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      SEVEN RACES AGAIN
      95 15 Gallops tomorrow r JMIE Selangor Turf Club have decided to reduce the number of races on the last day of the Chinese New Year meeting in Kuala Lumpur. There will be only seven races on Saturday same number as on Thursday, the second day of the meeting.
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      71 15 JUAN Manuel Fangio (Argentina", the world motor-racing champion, won the city ol Buenos Aires Grand Prix yesterday. Jean Behra < France i was second. Maseratis Both Fangio and Behra were driving Maseratis m this final race of the Argentine season. Britain's Peter Collins and Mike Hawthorn
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      68 15 Huka Kongsi's five-year-old gelding Jutting is led m after winning Race Three (CI. 3, Div. 2— abt. 7 furs) at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. Hidden by Sheldon Oeyer. Jutting carried 8 07 to win a photo finish by a head from Matrix (8.12 carr. 8.5, Maniam). Third was Triple Crown
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      66 15 Malayans lose in final p. S. CHAWLA and Amrit Dewan, I n d i a's number three and four, beat Malaya's Thomas Cup players Ong Poh Lim and Ismail Marjan 10-15, 15-10, 15-10 m the final of the men's doubles of the East India badminton championship m Calcutta yesterday. Tan
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      COLONY POLICE WIN THREE OUT OF FOUR
      178 15 j SINGAPORE Police became the over-all chain 1 1 pions yesterday when they beat Federation Police m the final game of their annual sports I tournament. This was the hockey match, which I they won 2-0. In earlier fixtures Singa- pore beat the
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      INDIAN OAKS
      24 15 Rosalinda, owned by the Rajah of Ramnad, won the Indian Oaks, the fillies' classic run over l»<' 2 miles [yesterday m Bombay
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      32 15 Doctors Hopital ted a :i,i condition of Australian Oh'npit swimmer John Marshall, 26, who s'iir. r< el severe head h a car crash on Friday, lie ls still unconscious.— A.P.
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      67 15 picture. UPSET OF THE DAY: Quicksilver, the least-backed runner In Race Four (Cl 3 Div. 1. abt. 7 furs.), scored a $151 win triumph on the Tote ($32 fur a place) at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. Hidden by I) Jones and trained hv Tjoa, Quicksilver is on the outside here
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    DAG FAILS TO RAP EGYPTIANS SAYS ISRAEL
    456 16 DAG FAILS TO RAP EGYPTIANS SAYS ISRAEL THE ISRAEL FOREIGN MINISTRY yesterday described Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld's latest report to the U.N. General Assembly as "negative and unconstructive," and said it merely seeks "to restore a regime which has already ended m disaster." The statement issued last night by the Ministry
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    125 16 IjK>UB Israeli prisoners of war handed back by Egyptian authorities yesterday told reporters at Tel Aviv that they had been tortured. Lieutenant Jonathan Etkes said his jailers pushed lighted cigarettes m his ears and nose and applied electric shocks to iiis head and other parts of his body
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    256 16 SUKARNO: NO LONGER A RUBBER STAMP' PRESIDENT Sukarno said yesterday that his conception for overcoming the present difficulties of Indonesia would enable him "to intervene m government affairs." He would not be violating the constitution and he would be able to "actively participate m improving the situation"
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    55 16 Malaya's first Commissioner to India. Inche Mohammed Ghazali bin Shafie. and his wife. Che Khatijah binte Abdul Majid. who arrived m Singapore last night from Kuala Lumpur. They left this morning for New Delhi by KLM They were greeted at Singapore Airport by Mr J W. Turner-Lashmar (left), general manager
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    Rubber price
    28 16 February first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened m Singapore this morning at 93£ cents a lb., down li cents on Friday's close. The tone was quiet.
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    $630 ROBBERY
    35 16 Three Chinese youths, armed with knives, entered a provision shop m Upper Serangoon Road, Singapore, at 10.30 last night, held up the proprietress and got away with $630 m cash, jewellery and goods.
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