The Singapore Free Press, 4 February 1957
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Title Section18 1957-02-04 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale m Malaya No. lfjf)3. Singapore. Monday. February I. 19"i7. Price l.iCt*.18 words
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Article493 1957-02-04 1 ISRAEL SAYS NO TO UN QUIT CALL TEL AVIV REPEATS INSISTENCE UPON GUARANTEES FOR ITS SECURITY NEW CAIRO WAR WARNINGS AMID FRESH FERMENT WHILE careful not to close the door to further negotiations, Israel last night politely rejected the *ixth United Nations resolution calling on it to withdraw its forces493 words
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Article247 1957-02-04 1 Hungary -mass arrests REDS GET THE JITTERS OVER STUDENTS /COMMUNIST Hungary an\j nounced a new wave of student arrests yesterday on the eve of re-opening Budapest University, where the October revolt against Russia began, it looked as if the regime Which th t > Russians imposed on Hun^arv was afraidA P; , Reuter. - 247 words
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Article90 1957-02-04 1 MORE than 240 passenger! were saved when the 6,041-ton Turkish linei Izmir sank after a collision with the American cargi ship Howell Lykes < 7.321 tions) off Izmir, Turkey, yesterday. There were 243 passenger! aboard the Izmir when sh< went down in shallow wat,<just oil theRouter. - 90 words
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Article29 1957-02-04 1 February first srade rubber buyers opened m Sil pure tliis morning at 91 rents a Ib., down 2\ cents on W dnesday's close. The tone waa (iniet29 words
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Article, Illustration142 1957-02-04 1 THE Middle East crisis and its effect on oil supplies had the benefical result of spurring Britain's I development of nuclear power. Lord Chandos said m Toronto, Canada, g I yesterday. I Nuclear power and the openI ing of Britain's first atomic reactor I came at-Reuter. - 142 words
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Article99 1957-02-04 1 K KASHMIR'S first elections under the new constitution declaring the territory to be an Integral part of India will start m the second week m March, it was learned m BrlnAgar yesterday. The new constitution, which provides for a twochmmbct legislature, came fully into Force irith the99 words
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Advertisement38 1957-02-04 1 Those who know./wefer.., 1 v z j^ Symbol of Excellence Models available CONTAFLEX I CONTAFLEX II CONTAFLEX 111 CONTAFLEX IV Available at all good photographic dealers Sole Agents: THE SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENT CO., LTD. Singapore Kuala Lumpur Ipoh Penang38 words
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Article, Illustration42 1957-02-04 2 Wider and wider grow the hats from Europe. This beautiful Pans creation by Georgette de Treze is one of the 1957 Spring and Summer collection. It is of black tulle, the brim imitating leaves. Paul Peeper picture.Paul Peeper - 42 words
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Article22 1957-02-04 2 A severe snowstorm following five days of heavy continuous rain yesterday cut Jordan's land and air communications with neighbouring countries.22 words
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Article203 1957-02-04 2 A DENIAL SPARKS UNION ROW A ROW is brewing between top officials of the Harbour Board Employees' I nmn of Singapore over a statement made by the union's secretary, Mr Lee Tai Ong, according to trade union circles. On Jan. 20 Mr. Lee denied that his union was among four203 words
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Article59 1957-02-04 2 rpEMPORARY suspension JL of the migrant intake into Australia, excepting United Kingdom migrants, was called for last week by the Trades Hall Council, m Melbourne. A T.H.C. executive recommendation adopted by the council declared that suspension of the migrant intake was necessary because of the lack-Reuter. - 59 words
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Article274 1957-02-04 2 rilE annual cost of running Singapore is fast outstripping the Colony's sources of revenue. Income has, more or less, levelled off, but the expenditure is increasing rapidly 86 development plans are implemented. This significant indication of the changed circumstances of the Colony's public flnanci reflected m274 words
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Advertisement141 1957-02-04 2 DONALD MOORE PRODUCTIONS presents THE SAN FRANCISCO |i BALLET COMPANY America's most famous classical ballet comnanu Prims Ballerinas: Nancy Johnson and Jocelyn Volhnar. All 515.00, 512.50, SlO.OO and 57.50 Seats are rattan Premier Danseur: Leon Oanielian. irmehairs. Twenty Dancers. Brand new and lavish stage. Sixty-five crates of costumes, scenery and141 words
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Article, Illustration79 1957-02-04 3 About :>OO drawing! and woodcuts b> Indonesian artists and university stud- ents have been on display m the Art Museum of the Iniversity of Malaya 1 j was organised by the Malay Language Society. University of Malaya. Ihe three-day exhibition ended on Saturday K( Picture shows M.-Free Press - 79 words
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392 1957-02-04 3 Peggy Massin - 'Women look different with the new Paris fashions' Peggy Massin By rpHE spirit of freedom has come to Paris A fashions, and Christian Dior's collection symbolizes the liberty of all the Spring sil- houettes. The 1957 now look leads fashion forward towards the founded Baroque line m a truly feminine392 words
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Article159 1957-02-04 3 Bicycie made for two? THE Belgrade paper, Politika, reported last night that a Mace- donian woman gave birth on a bicycle. The woman, Vera E Mitrrvska, of the town E of Human ovo. claims she is the on >y woman E m the world to have accomplished this feat, PolitikaA.P. - 159 words
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Article213 1957-02-04 3 WRECKING ORGY BY MOB OF AVENGERS Cypriot Turks on rampage 1 100 STRONG gang of Turkish Cypriote stormed through the Greek quarter of Famajrusta on a wrecking orgy last night. They attacked a hospital and a church, set tire to a warehouse and sent al least 12 people to hospital.-A.P. - 213 words
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Article85 1957-02-04 3 POLICE hurled tear ga* bombs to disperse crowds as fresh trouble flared up at Sulmona, Italy yesterday over plans tc close the local military headquarters. A virtual curfew was m force after a lorry had been set on fire and huge crowds had gathered m the streetsReuter. - 85 words
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Article65 1957-02-04 3 (CORONARY thrombosis and peptic ulcers Acre described as "overtime diseases" m the annual report of the Medical Officer at Bilston. Staffordshire, Dr. D. A. Smyth. He pointed out that they are associated with nervous strain and Insufficient rest and are both aggravated by hurried meals and "burningRrwtrr - 65 words
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Article100 1957-02-04 3 A vampire Jet reservist pilot was killed yesterday minutes before his squadron was disbanded he crashed after living under Bi I tol's big lon bridge over the River Ay >n. Hying officer John c ley. 28 year-old Bristol Aircraft Company emploj taking the |et up for a100 words
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220 1957-02-04 4 The Singapore Free Press Opinion Offensive weapons MONDAY, February 4, 1957. FIRE-CRACKERS are an accepted and integral part of Chinese New Year celebrations and have been so for many centuries. For that reason alone no-one would wish, or suggest, that they should be prohibited. On the other hand, it is220 words
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Article, Illustration1294 1957-02-04 4 WRITES EVERY MONDAY gOIVIK years ago I should have said thai the outstanding event of the week was the fact that I had a birthday, but, as the years go by these anniversaries lose their importance and the urge to send a telegram of congratulation to one's mother1,294 words
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Advertisement88 1957-02-04 4 TRUFOOD df&^fr, BUILDS HAPPY f^^^ HEALTHY 1 f^TW RflßTr<? <AJJJ DnDiLO HUMANISED frjjffiu 1 TRUFOOD •T7-V- r Most like Mother's Mifit. J If you can't feed baby yourself give him Humanised Trufood. »^"SS FOLLOW-ON *gg&g TRUFOOD A fortified milk for growing children of all ages. TRUFOOD Avatiuhi, CEREAL FOOD at88 words
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Article392 1957-02-04 5 THE REDS STILL AIM TO RULE Only their tactics are changed, says Covt. HOW Singapore's first popularly elected government learned new political ways through hard, first-hand experience, and faced the challenge of Communist threat and the dangers of the failure or misuse of the new freedom are vividly set out392 words
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Article345 1957-02-04 5 THE Leader of the British Labour Party. Mr. Hugh Gaitskell, who recently returned from the United States, yesterday claimed m London that the people of the United States as a whole are m favour of the idea of European unity. "They see m a united345 words
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Article60 1957-02-04 5 A few chemicals added to the diet may make it possible for people to line longer, according to Dr. Dennam Harman, In Carmel, California. Mice fed a treated diet .showed a 20 per cent increase In longevity, said Dr. Harman, of the University of 'California In60 words
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Article167 1957-02-04 5 L^VKRYTIIINC. augur,, w «l| for Singapore's talented pianist Catherine Tan Siew lag who Is set on becoming a professional concert pianist. At the benefit concert held m the Victoria Memorial Hall last night to raise funds for her study trip to Kngland. Catherine proved she deserved everyi'jj. - 167 words
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Article, Illustration120 1957-02-04 5 Ol'K lives m Tamworth. a sin ill town m the indus- trial Midlands of England. Sue is a chimpanzee. And according to DCff j owner, Molly Bad ham. the i> an fxtraordinurily clrvrr chimpanzee. Sue, says Molly, can set and light a fire, do the ironing, washPaul Popper - 120 words
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Advertisement6 1957-02-04 5 News Crom Malaya for Readers Overseas6 words
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Miscellaneous167 1957-02-04 6 t B^I A\IHI \KI M IM > I ,il bn«| l^iiii |i. lt i w ■V «^t <iii 4 uiiii iiii i rat is 1 ABI/A\ b T f:do- ir Hire Biirroii^li^ II f OUTSiCTS n« CM^E, AJ7JVM STONE SEKT X^^^bZ^^ 9^"^ THE KAI.\T by Leslie Charter!* "T*^^_ (sounds as167 words
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Miscellaneous606 1957-02-04 6 I BORN todr;y. you are honest, sincere and straightforward. You may be a little slow m coming to a decision, but once your mind is made up you rarely, if ever, change it. Interested m all competitive sports you will have an active childhood and youth and will tend to606 words
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Article74 1957-02-04 7 Cowboy— you jes' gotta ride this! ME M O to Messrs. Kogers Cassidy and < I AutryI Stick tight m those I saddles. boys Miss Mary's got the drop on you. and you'd better Ride. Cowboys. Ride. She has discovered that it isn't you screen I cowboys that the kids74 words
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161 1957-02-04 7 Salvationist Les. joins London's naughtiest show GEORGE WARNE and his wife Alice, pillars of the local Salvation Army Church were split over their 26-year-old son Leslie. He's resigned his lieutenancy, handed back his cornet and vvait for i t joined the scantily clad Rirls at the Windmill Theatre. London. HLs161 words
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393 1957-02-04 7 LEROY MATTHEWS, the Negro burglar who is too hot to hold In jails m Bermuda and the Inited States, has been deported by harassed Bermudian authorities to serve his sentence m Britain. i rm~i~ s_ *u~ He arrived at Liverpool aboard the393 words
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Article150 1957-02-04 7 THE LORD MAYOR'S TURTLE SOUP... There may be no turtles for th c famous soup at the next banquet of the Lord Mayor of London. The inhabitants of Grand Cayman Island, 178 miles northwest of Jamaica, who capture the turtles, are so mad at the prospect of the Federation o150 words
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Miscellaneous52 1957-02-04 7 ♦SINGAPORE i ♦HIGH TIDES; TODAY: 1 12 p.m. TOMORROW: 1 47 a.m. and 1.47 p.m. X WEDNESDAY: 2.14 a.m. o and 2.26 p.m. X THITRSDAY: 2.46 a.m. o and 3.14 p.m. FRIDAY: 325 am !t and 4.18 p.m. *> SATURDAY: 4IS a.m. *> and 6.08 p.m. X SUNDAY: 5.25 a.m.52 words
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264 1957-02-04 8 The hero cheats death for 25 th time A 'AY red dress, Mrs. Freda (hitteridfe decided, was just the thing to welcome back her husband. He had been working a whole week-end-freeing a London dock of its greatest peril for 14 years. Mrs Gutteridge waited m a cottage at Funtington,264 words
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Article, Illustration87 1957-02-04 8 > A BABY was born last December to this Mandrill and as you can see both are doing fine. Only once before has a Mandrill been born and successfully reared m England. The fathers name is George named after the famous comedian George Robey who87 words
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Article184 1957-02-04 8 Jazz Earl drove too fast fr am mm my T<HE Earl of Wham L clitfe, 21-year-old speed and rock 'n' roll enthusiast, has been banned from driving for six months and fined £5 for speeding. It was his eighth motorin£ offence m 16 months. The chairman of Sheffield magistrates, Alderman184 words
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Article156 1957-02-04 8 rW O garage attendants who were said to have been "starting a black market m a fairly big way" were fined .€25 each at West London for possessing petrol coupons illegally. They were Pontiac Edgar Lateo, aged 27, of Kings-gate-road, West Hampstead. who pleaded guilty' to possessing156 words
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Article, Illustration278 1957-02-04 8 HIGH KICKS IN FOR THE PEERS COLOUR COLOUR television is only just around the corner for British viewers, so the experts tell us. Between two and ten years time colour T.V. will be thing, and what is more, technicians have evolved a system whereby lasting T.V. sets can be easily278 words
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Article167 1957-02-04 9 Vulcan airport man cleared THE air traffic con--1 trollcr who "talk-cd-down" the Vulcar bomber which crashed at London Airport on October l is cleared by a Civil Aviation Ministry report just published. Th c report was made by Dr. A. G. Touch, a Government electronics expen, who made an independent167 words
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Article74 1957-02-04 9 A COMMON cry to < a\ emanate from 4 anguished hostesses and mothers is: "Take that tup off mv piano." 4 For a tup can leave a nasty mark on polished < wood. J Now for a change. The baby grand piano, seen above, is actually a74 words
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Article, Illustration277 1957-02-04 9 HERE you are: Take One m the public life of Princess Caroline of Monaco. Her mother, Princess Grace, posed for (and successfully stole) the scene m Prince Rainier's palace and the picture was wired and flown round the world. Now here is277 words
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Article533 1957-02-04 10 SEFTON DELMER - Intelligence Report CONDUCTED BY SEFTON DELMER I CONTRIBUTING WRITERS STEPHEN CONSTANT TOM STA The Book in a Drawer O/HILE the soldiers m the Ministry of Defence are still debating whether and how they should l telUheir side of the Suez story, a "politicians' version" has now been written and is533 words
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590 1957-02-04 10 THE FOREIGN OFFICE AND THE SHEIK'S PORTRAIT... THIS portrait. Hie only painting of himself owned by any Arab m the whole of Arabia, is being forwarded by Hie Foreign Office to the Bedouiit Sheik Zaid, of Buraimi. It was painted by Michael Scott, who refused to accept a fee because590 words
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Article, Illustration344 1957-02-04 10 John Atkinson - can you beat this for nerve? John Atkinson By RECOMMEND Dr. 1 Charles Hill, Cabinet chief of Britain's publicity services, to look at this new Egyptian stamp now selling m London, and then DO something about it QUICKLY. Tli c Treasury department which controls Britain's [reese on Egyptian sterling might344 words
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Article, Illustration1253 1957-02-04 11 adelaide Eastley - adelaide Eastley BY.. pEW people m the world pay more attention to bodily discipline than do ballet dancers and when the San Francisco Ballet Com pany appears al Badminton Hall on February 10, [2 and 13 we shall have the opportunity of observing the aesthetic beauty of pampered1,253 words
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Article, Illustration400 1957-02-04 12 The bidding: >.«i* We»l Nor* Cut I 4 P*M I 9 P«»« I 9 i>— 1+ P*»9 JN.T. Put 3} P«*» 3* Pui S* Pm» t All P«M rpuE North- South cards m tlus deal were tho^e held by Peter Leventritt and Charles Goren m a National Team400 words
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Article, Illustration519 1957-02-04 12 Biggest killer of all claims still more victims IWnM^^LM^^M ]UOT enough can be said about this number one of killers cancer. Despite the millions of dollars spent every year m research work to find out what makes a particular cell of the body decide to grow and multiply abnormally, the519 words
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Article231 1957-02-04 12 GOOD CHILD CURES INIABETES is potent- fully at its worst when it strikes m childhood. But, a Washington specialist says the disease need be "no more than a nuisance" to a child provided his ailment is under available good control. With good control of his disease, such a child can-A.P - 231 words
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Article76 1957-02-04 12 i Camp Nyda, one of 20 camps for diabetic child- j i ren m the United States, offer a three-week free vacaton period of 240 boys and girls each year, i Under medical supervision, they can participate m a programme of near-normal activities which help build their health76 words
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Article123 1957-02-04 12 DOCTORS are now delivering babie b by appointment. Obstetricians and physicians attending the congress of the American College of surgeons m San Francisco heard reports on a startling practice that is rapidly growing m popularity throughout the country. Doctors call it 61ectfte Induction of labour. It123 words
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Miscellaneous122 1957-02-04 12 PVffITIvT^TjTTTTTi (LUES ACROSS '>> You quiirrel if you turn this 1 gSSfi rT," 1 U> 18 rar 6?^ ma? co,?^ at 8S r v a s op per mi srsalUi(X> vol. tnVSAMS; jo g«n. r r d <3> ent 12 Ground that I. wet at last JO.^ 13 uU but122 words
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Article, Illustration1500 1957-02-04 13 THAGEny OF ANNY AHLEiIS y£ IK >T Z\ M> ERNEST DUDLEY continues his series— about unknowns who became famous overnight, who shone *m the limelight for a while, and then... < ArniL, 14, rj,)A ana me nrsi night o the musical show "The l)u--barry" at His Majesty's Theatre,1,500 words
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Advertisement54 1957-02-04 13 IS GOOD FOR THEM. JL I Jlg^felL- and how they enjoy that daily glass 1 Wig^p^» g of de!icious NESPRAY Full Cream Powdered Milk. M SPRAY is firstIt I r r{ A* 4 IH If class, pure cow's milk, rich m cream K^ J^J and vitamins even drop is nourish.4-54 words
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Article, Illustration17 1957-02-04 14 picture. a t Hart Lane, saw Spurs beat liHm a 1 U- KeystoneKeystone - 17 words
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393 1957-02-04 14 The inside story of a shock defeat-told by ARCHIE QUICK AV[ np THF RFST YARNS TO COME FROM THE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION CUP 0 N SFRIIS THB^ SEASON CoScSnI THE UNIQUE "REVENGE" OF A PLAYER TU T.S TH^TORYBEhSTtSeIhOCK DEFEAT OF PORTSMOUTH ON393 words
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111 1957-02-04 14 Ben Hofan, one of the greatoi i4.1l tune, will invitation to con m the Dunlop-Masters evcut unofficial championship an the season's British ti n winners) ai Hollinwell tinghamshire) from Bept 19 LO 21. The tournameni this Cii I; prize ol 11,000 tig and a111 words
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Article106 1957-02-04 14 Hungarian boxer escapes MATY AS PLACIiY. :>«i-year-old lead- ins Hungarian amateur niiddleivifiht boxer '< was among lh e latest group of Hungarian refugees to arrive m Austria. HLs wife is Margit i Korondi, 21 year old gymnast, who won a gold medal at the 1952 I Olympic Games at Hel-106 words
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Article50 1957-02-04 14 BRITISH BOXERS BEATEN British boxers Buffered double defeat last night I Dortmund. Heing Neuhaus (Oei many i former Eu champion and present G man title holder, outpointf I Brian London, one of Br tain's leading heavywi I Erich Schrieppener many) beat Albeit former British middli champion, also on point Reuter..• : Reuter. - 50 words
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Advertisement60 1957-02-04 14 Ulllllllllllllllllllllliiiiii""'" 1 *****11 s THE WATCH OF CUARANTEED \f J I CJS ACCURACY. I BEAUTIFULLY STYLED 1957 Models available at all Watch Dealers siiimiiniiiiiiiiiiiiii»»iiiin»iiiiiiii"""" imiiimimiiiHimmi? wedding pictures Make arrangements NOW for your photographs t. be taken by FREE PRESS PHOTOGRAPHER Telephone Singapore 2800 or *rlte to Free Press Photographic Dept.60 words
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201 1957-02-04 15 BRITISH PLAYERS DOMINATE TABLE TENNIS BRITAIN WON FOl R TITLES IN THE BEL 15 (JIAN TABLE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS WHICH ENDED LAST NIGHT IN BRISSELS. johnny Leach (Essex) beat Alan Rhodes (Middlesex) m the men's singles final, and Miss Helen Elliott (Edinburgh) beat Miss Ann Haydon (Birmingham) m the women's event.201 words
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Article124 1957-02-04 15 SINGAPORE Gun Clutfs champion Colin Meyer was again the outstanding marksman m thr monthly shoot at BukH Timah Road yesterday. Comjx'tinK m three events without i handicap. Colin managed to pile up a score of 210 out of a possible 275. Second was George Westerboul124 words
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Article, Illustration599 1957-02-04 15 picture ALLAN LEWIS sums up the final day- Turk Jed all the way m winning the main Class 3 event over l; miles at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. Gallant Turk registered his first Malayan success m a manner to .suggest that he will winFree \ Prrss - 599 words
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Article379 1957-02-04 15 CHARLES BRYCE - CHARLES BRYCE NORTH-SOUTH CLASSIC -By TN THEIR brilliant threequarters South had the master weapon for Saturday's rugger clash against the North at Singapore's Jalan Besar Stadium. AND THEIR. FORWARDS KEPT THE GUN LOADED BY WINNING SCRUMS AND LINEOUTS REGULARLY. The North pack found themselves outmatched, although379 words
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Article38 1957-02-04 15 In a socrrr friendly R.A.F. SeleUr beat II M Dockyard 5-3 yesterday at the Dockyard ground. Srorrrs for ih«- airmen wrrr lord (2) Hill. Procter, and McVey. Wat&on scorrd two and Osaun me for Doi-kyard.38 words
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Advertisement17 1957-02-04 15 OCEAN PARK HOTEL A sea front << Hotel of distinction crowning its ten-acre Park Dancing nightly except Monday'/17 words
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Article430 1957-02-04 16 NEHRU TELLS INDIA TO BE PREPARED Anneal to stay calm over Kashmir May face 'great obstacles' INDIA'S Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, appealed to his followers yesterday to prepare themselves for "any difficulty or obstacle" that might have to be faced on the Kashmir issue, committed aggression on Speaking at an430 words
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Article127 1957-02-04 16 ARMY REPORT ON R.I. Sumatra to be divided again THE Indonesian Cabinet at a special session m Jakarta heard a report by the army Chief of Stafl Major General Abdul Harte Nasution who returned to Jakarta after presiding over a three-day conference of senior army officers of Sumatra In PalembangReuter. - 127 words
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Article442 1957-02-04 16 WEIGHTS for Saturday, first day of the Singa- pore Turf Club's February meeting, are: CL. 2, DIV. I— lM. Vital Chance 9.00 int. t driiu* 8.12 Joe's Tipple 8.11 Star Signal 8.10 Senang Hati 8.08 Argyll 8.07 Weem 8.06 White Magic 8.06 < opa cabana 8.05442 words
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Article111 1957-02-04 16 A UNITED STATES Air Force man has solved the problem of the strange "voices" which used to sound m the worried— but deafears of local hotel keeper Allan Orr of Prestwick. Scotland. American voices, British voices, all talking incomprehensible nonsense, reached Mr. Orr's ears throughReuter. - 111 words
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Article52 1957-02-04 16 Japanese sports fans began baying tickets m Tokyo last night for seats to the first Spanish bull fights scheduled to be held m Japan m March. The bull rights, sponsored by the Japan-Spain Goodwill Association, will feature Spanish bull fighter Rodriguez and six of his-Reuter. - 52 words
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Article30 1957-02-04 16 Ferdinand Haas, a labourer who often harness!cd his nine children to a 1 plough, has been sentenced !In Traunstein, Bavaria, to 14 months' imprisonment for maltreating the children.30 words
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Article16 1957-02-04 16 England beat Scotland 9-0 In a badminton international In Birmingham on Saturday. Reuter.Reuter. - 16 words
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Article160 1957-02-04 16 GUEST TIPS A WIN Allan Lewis m good form too nmn tipster Mr VI Y. S. Chin scored i the second highest total m the Free Press Punters Club on Saturday, concluding May ,f the Kuala Ltttnpar meeting. In his thrrr WtectioiU I Mr. Chin tipped one I winner (Gala160 words
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Article40 1957-02-04 16 PAKISTAN -U.K. GOOD FRIENDS Mr. Mohammed Ik lan, Pakistan's High missioner m Britain. Glasgow that Pakista was determined to strenf then by all means witt m Its power the M vei close ties of friend hip which exist with Britain40 words
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