The Singapore Free Press, 21 May 1957
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The Singapore Free Press
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Title Section18 1957-05-21 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper No. *****!. Singapore. Tuesday, May 21, 19..7. Prior IS ts-18 words
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Article, Illustration690 1957-05-21 1 UK's SUPPORT FOR NEW BID ON SUEZ France demands censure of Nasser's Canal 'plan U.N. is accused pRANCL and Kntain yesterday joined forces against Soviet opposition and nrged Egypt to negotiate a new Suez Canal settlement founded on international confideiue. The Prench Foreign Minister, Christian Pineau, touched off the latestReuter; U.P.; A.P. - 690 words
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Article255 1957-05-21 1 H-bomb that wasn't! JUST A FUSE -CkRMAN LEADING West l\ German newspaper asserted today that the British hydrogen bomb which was exploded last week was probably not an Hbomb at all but only the fuse to set one oft. The assertion was made in Die Welt of Hamburg by itsU.P. - 255 words
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Article88 1957-05-21 1 ACCORDING to a r»adio report from Jerusalem yesterday Egypt's President Nasser has set up a special police unit to protect himself. The reports said tht force includes 30 East Germans assigned to guard Nasser's headquarters and home. The special unit is said to be headed byA.P. - 88 words
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Article32 1957-05-21 1 June first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened in Singapore this morning at 90 j cents a lb.. down three eighths of a rent on yesterday's close. The tone wab quiet.32 words
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122 1957-05-21 1 A N explosion occurred yesterday aboard the U.S navy's il experimental midget submarine X-l, Ned up at the naval shipyard. Portsmouth, New Hampshire. The navy said no one was hurt. Captain Robert Moore, shipyard commander, mid part of the submarine's bow section ivas destroyed illReuter - 122 words
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Article60 1957-05-21 1 The South Viet Nam Government will soon cast off another custom introduced by French colonialists -the three-hour midday siesta. Starting on July 1 government workers will be allowed only 30 minutes for lunch. The new government working hours will be from 7 a.m. untilU.P. - 60 words
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Advertisement14 1957-05-21 1 HBr^ X V CL w II w 111 DRINKING CHOCOLATE i lyfirny 111 1^14 words
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223 1957-05-21 2 I -tax, trade relationsjmth^JeiL Ede's questions for Assembly THE Singapore Government is being urged to state it*; future 1 policy on pan-Malayan departments like Income Tax and Broadcasting as soon as possible. According to leading politicians and traders, there is some urgency223 words
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Article51 1957-05-21 2 A museum for live insects, now being built in Tokyo, will be opened shortly. The museum with a floor space of 3,600 square-feet will exhibit about 500 species. It is intended to give school children, students, and the public better opportunities to study insect life.Reuter - 51 words
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Article, Illustration63 1957-05-21 2 picture. > The wedding of Mr. Anthony Lim Tuan Heng ■I and Miss Amy Lau Cheng Nee took plate during the weekend at the Paya Lcbar Methodist Chureh. The bridcKroom is the son of Dr. and Mrs Lim *l Yew Gee, of Singapore A reception was held at 3" JohnFree Press - 63 words
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Article71 1957-05-21 2 SAT A. has received about $9,000 so far for Its fund for the Lee Settlement at South Winds which Mr. Lee Kong Chian has offered to meet dollar for dollar. Among the latest donors, those who contributed $500 and more are the Shell Co. (Singapore), Tai71 words
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Article160 1957-05-21 2 Hobbies visitors insured SPECTATORS at the demonstration of model flying to be put up by the Royal Air Force at the Padang on May 31 have been insured for M5200,000 by the organisers of the hobbies exhibition that begins next week. The organising committee of the Rotary Club's week-long hobbies160 words
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Advertisement188 1957-05-21 2 S«/aot7/MC R^L\ 1 IV. /r I •'VSut sa. JR\ ]RH m»M IB The other V! '^r^ri A m company Ik v got the contract! K^ 1 'J^SM HE' Btlii (^46&t<£eO JZhajZs fiotcw Jfctk.o. 9-A&*£eC -La^ j&k^ B.COIC. For information ond bookings consult your Travel Agent or kJAI A\/AU A /DiA/AVC188 words
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Article, Illustration31 1957-05-21 3 pitture. THIS jacket made in chamois P father in burnt brown and camel colotir, with a hidden fastening. was seen at a men's fashion parade in Turin. Italy, lust week. PopperPopper - 31 words
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Article243 1957-05-21 3 U.K. ambassador warns of Red menace to the new nations "pHE retiring British Ambassador to Siam, Sir Berkeley Cage, said in Bangkok yesterday Malaya was destined to play a "highly important" political and economic role in Sooth-East Asia because of her production of tin andReuter - 243 words
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Article101 1957-05-21 3 ABADAN taxi drivers are threatening strike j action because of police failure to apprehend a mysterious "killer driver" terrorizing the Kusistan oil fields area ot South West Iran. Reports reaching Tehran from the area say the killer driver has murdered 16 taxi 1 and truck driversA.P. - 101 words
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Article116 1957-05-21 3 'Keep fit' dog races THK leader of the Japanese Antarctic Expedition's Rear Party on Ongul Island, Mr. Eizaburo N'ishibori reported in Tokyo last "ight that he and the other ten members of tin* party wore keeping fit by organising "marathon competitions" with the expedition's sled dogs. Full kit He saidReuter - 116 words
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Article96 1957-05-21 3 ANOTHER FREE FLU CLINIC RESIDENTS of QueensM\ town, Singapore, have asked the sponsor of the free influenza clinics, Mr. Richard Lim, to open one in their area. Mr. Lim told the Free Press today he would send a group of his doctor friends to Queenstown tonigtht. This will be the96 words
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Article147 1957-05-21 3 AN outstanding exhibit at the world famous Chelsea Flower Show openIng in London today is a collection of local hybrid orchids for Singapore's Botanical Gardens. The Hewers were flown from Singapore and arrived last Friday. The exhibit has been staged with the help of the director ofReuter - 147 words
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Article35 1957-05-21 3 The body of Indcr Singh, a 75-year-old jaga, was recovered from the sea off Qg Park at 2.30 a.m. today. A police spokesman said he did not suspect foul play.35 words
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Article64 1957-05-21 3 CENATOR Hubert Humphrey, a leading member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said today that during a recent Cairo visit he had found that President Nasser of Egypt showed little or no gratitude for the United States opposition to the An-glo-French intervention in Egypt last64 words
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150 1957-05-21 3 A TOMIC Energy ConunisA sion scientists yesterday lost their gamble with the weather and were compelled to postpone for the fifth time an atomic test. The nuclear blast, opening shot of the most extensive atomic test in history, was to have been set off atopU.P. - 150 words
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Advertisement154 1957-05-21 3 £t^fe& *$£ksi iyn lIIAAIAV AUV ?~n£# t I FASHION EXTRAS! i 1 I W mi Every woman knows that to be firsi in fashion sl\e must pay the utmost of attention to her accessories. And E one of the most important of these is, of course, a very smart pair154 words
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215 1957-05-21 4 The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, May 21. 1957. Opinion Worthwhile project THE British European Association's plan for a private hospital in Singapore, "to be established as soon as possible," should certainly meet the approval both of the Government and the public. For one of its aims is to recruit expatriate215 words
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Article, Illustration12 1957-05-21 4 "This one's mine-send him home with a Tony Curtis i/ you dare/'12 words
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689 1957-05-21 4 Russian 'go-getters' are moving East "Many an ambitious Kussinn fitizen is now looking hopefully towards Siberia as a realm that has become a land of promise instead of a land of death." SPFCiAL ntIVOHT FROM S. Ft ELDS r|X) be sent to Siberia was formerly a phrase that had a689 words
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Advertisement31 1957-05-21 4 WORLD FAMOUS GERMAN RADIO TELEFUNKEN with Hi"Fi system and 3"D sound Obtoinoble from your nearest Tclefunken dealer or contact Sole Agents: SEOW KUAN CO., 4 6, Dhohv Ghaut, Singapore. Tel: *****31 words
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Advertisement58 1957-05-21 4 SIMPLY DELICIOUS! deliciously simple Cwanson's ss, tU I til C y BREASTS, THIGHS V II I V IV C n DRUMSTICKS, WINGS They're simply delicious, these succulent parts of young tender chicken, and deliciously simple to serve because they're ready for immediate frying. It's the easy way to enjoy chicken58 words
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Article, Illustration241 1957-05-21 5 'LET US WORK TOGETHER' The Federation and Singapore Bankers harmony call THE hope that Singapore and the Federation will continue to maintain their "warm and cordial'* relationship was expressed by Mr. Lee Choon Seng:, vice-chairman of the Overseas Banking Corporation, at its twentieth annual general meeting in Singapore. Mr. Lee241 words
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Article55 1957-05-21 5 The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York yesterday reported a policy holder had named what the company considered a unique benefiCiary in his will. The policy holder wrote that he was so plcased with the company's service that his beneficiary would be the Mutual Life InsuranceU.P. - 55 words
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Article63 1957-05-21 5 Britain's latest Fairev Gannet anti submarine sputter known as the "flying radar station" came off the secret list yesterday. Carrying an enormous radar dome the new plane will be used to detect lowflying raiders, surface craft or submarines at a greater distance than surface radarReuter - 63 words
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Article74 1957-05-21 5 ABOUT 2.400 Malayan pilgrims are expected to sail from Singapore in the "Anshun" on June 1 and the "Anking" on June 5 for Mecca. The ships made two trips in March and Agril with a similar complement of passengers. Only 65 of them were from74 words
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Article45 1957-05-21 5 Seventeen-year-old Simon Hochschild was in a Johannesburg restaurant having a plate of mussel soup. H. remarked that it would be j a great joke if he found a pearl in one of the mussels. He found two small pearls. ReuterReuter - 45 words
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Article, Illustration45 1957-05-21 5 picture. f Mr Leons Kwong: Yee, nephew of Mr and Mrs LeonK PenK Soon and his bride. the former Miss Yong Kit Chin K fourth dauphter of Mr. and Mrs Yon K Kheng Woh. The weddine took plac e in Singapore on Sunday.- Free PressFree Press - 45 words
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Advertisement214 1957-05-21 5 I Remember? the Well- known Brand— j IijjS|^TOWELS m^ffHr^i^ (Made in India^ N° w Received V r^a^-'-'rv^ n Most gorgeous j v' Come Pick your choice I '^T'-J before they are sold out In the following Colours: ROYAL, EMERALD, OLDGOLD, PLUMRED, WINE, DARK AQUA also PASTEL SHADES at The Premier214 words
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Advertisement12 1957-05-21 6 HIGHEST QUALITY I LOW NICOTINE CHESTERFIELD BEST FOR YOU TRY THEM TODAY12 words
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Miscellaneous114 1957-05-21 6 Vl/\ Vllll AKi: br Lee Falk and Phil Davis T] I »PIPM'T ILOVEn4E I ImEASKEPMETO VtROUPLE?! I WE'LL V-- TMEN 1 KNOW YOU YgaME. PROF KORR SEE HIM APTER THE 1 WMAT j-A^TOPF ER J Y^^ .^^^cNMticNii j |^Lkg^: -IH|S?A^ I \K/\\ by Edgar Uice Burroughs THE SAINT h> Leslie114 words
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Miscellaneous453 1957-05-21 6 BORN today, you are sincere, have strong convictions and are apt to speak your mind about them. too. You are restless and moody and must git at deal of activity all the time or you get bored with life and i become depressed. Once you have learned that physical activity453 words
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Round the World Market Prices
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Article179 1957-05-21 7 Above prices quoted in pence Above prices quoted in pence. LONDON, May 20. Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS c.i-f- 26 I buyers 26 4 buyers European ports May 26 S sellers !lers June 2«' L buyers buyers 26 sellers 25% sellers RUBBER No- 1 RSS Spot179 words
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Article111 1957-05-21 7 NEW YORK, May 20Previous Today TIN Straits spot 98.25 nom. 98 00 nom. TIN futures Standard Contract May 96 50 buyers 96.50 buyers 97.87 sellers 97 50 sellers June unquoted unquoted TONS: Quiet SALES: Nil. Straits Contract May 97.50 buyers 97.25 buyers 98 12 sellers 97 75111 words
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Article45 1957-05-21 7 NEW YORK, May 20. Previous Today 30 Industrials 505 60 505 98 20 Railroads 147 83 147.96 40 Domestic Bond* 89.62 89 54 15 Utilities 74^8 74 50 65 Stocks Composite Averages 176.50 176.70 Above prices quoted in U.S. cents per W.45 words
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Article50 1957-05-21 7 Malabar /Lampong spot 29. a floats 28% to 28, Malabar May shipment 27V Lampong May shipment 27',. Sarawak snot 28'-.. iittoats 27 U. May shipment 26^4 June sliipment 25^i Muntok white spot 33'». afloats 32 1 to 32, sellers exdock. Above prices quoted in US. cents per Ib.50 words
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Article117 1957-05-21 7 LONDON. May 20. Previous Today COPRA Philippines elf. U.K-/ North European delivered weight per ion* ton May/June $172 sellers $1714 sellers COPRA, Straits ci.f. UK /North European delivered weight per w lon* ton May /June £63 buyers £62 l v buyers long ton j/ w3% £63H117 words
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Article, Illustration66 1957-05-21 7 J \T NIGHTS of old rode on a charger. But it appears <■ IV that the knights of 1957 prefer a modern motor <; <> scooter. In the above picture Mr Kenneth Quicke in <■ I shining suit of armour takes a pretty girl Marion j; Constant66 words
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Article228 1957-05-21 7 FOUR raiders spent 16 hours tunnelling their way from an office basement into a jeweller's shop. They chipped away, while crowds strolled along the pavement in A 1 bem a r 1 e Street, London, a few feet above them. Only one man heard them228 words
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Article32 1957-05-21 7 London is being searched for a six and a half ton excavating shovel. It was left in Church Mount, Finchley, but when workmen returned to the site it had disappeared.32 words
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Advertisement112 1957-05-21 7 I ivi/ln h on /he CHICKEN- jS|jk«. M*MJ%i I race... J It atlLMi rock J MMmTM rS v^^mWw^ m B I ibii ma .MiMMfl] OPtNS IODAY St^^u REX; i ■■■<■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ > 1 I I'l E. 9 multisonic tone control f i 1 1 Hire purchase terms can be arranged at112 words
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Miscellaneous23 1957-05-21 7 Foc/ays Radio Programme for Singapore p m Micky DIP Ig-gg* ,y BWOJInI Luurdes. 1.30 "i 3rnool Light M'.' 7.00 7.15 with 10.00 DoWU.23 words
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Miscellaneous59 1957-05-21 7 -illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHlllll'i: I SINGAPORE 1 JHIGH TIDES I E TODAY: 1.25 p.m. TOMORROW: n E and 1 p m THURSDAY: 154 a.m. E E and 6.25 p.m. E E FRIDAY: 6.25 a m. and E m. SATURDAY: I a m and B.W l> E E SUNDAY: 6.52 a m E and59 words
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Article, Illustration219 1957-05-21 8 A WIFE gave an "enlightening and intriguing'' account of marriage customs in her natiYe Yugosl; a judge The wife. 24-year-old Mrs. Antonia Armstrong, was said in the Divorce Court. London to have described THE CUSTOM by which a wife fights off her husband on the wedding219 words
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370 1957-05-21 9 CROSSBONES CULT OVER CUP OF COFFEE TIIKY call themselves the Montesists. Their sign is a skull and crossbones pinned on to their sweaters and lumpen. Recently this latest youth cult from Italy came across the frontier into France and produced its first fatality. Its followers are young people who work370 words
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Article, Illustration220 1957-05-21 9 11/ORK is now nearins completion on what will undoubtedly be the most modern U and efficient atomic power station in the world. It is at Dunreay in Scotland, and is the outcome of months of research by British technicians and scientists. The station was220 words
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Article53 1957-05-21 9 100— and still a preacher STILL preaching. and going for long walks, is the Rev. John Evans Professor Emeritus of Theology at Brecon Memorial College. England, who recently celebrated his 100th birthday. Professor Evans who halived in Brecon for 64 years was for 38 years a tutor In church history53 words
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Article, Illustration134 1957-05-21 9 Lo Lin^. flamoroni linger at the Embassy Hotel E in Singapore, is seen above posing for <>»r camera- E man on the balcony of her hotel folte. She is wearini one of the latest swimsuiti of printed lastel featuring the new hip-line with E T134 words
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Article237 1957-05-21 9 ASIXTJ MILLION dollar order from Am. rica's Capital Airlines for 15 of Britain's Viscount turbojet and 1 Comel jet airliners is off for a time at le;»st The reason: Airline pro m America are going down, down, d Mr. Jam* ("Slim") C michael, pi237 words
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Article127 1957-05-21 10 ILO aid to Asia growing \[KW records in tech- E E il n i c a I assistance E E given to its member E countries. including Asia and the Far East, E nerc set by the In- E ternational Labour Or- E ganisatiou (ILO) in 1956. according to itsReuter - 127 words
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128 1957-05-21 10 MAO STRIKES AT ROOTS OF TRADITION ALL of Red Chinas Government and Communist Party workers except only the lame and feeble have been ordered to take part in manual (labour. The directive from the policy-making Communist Party Central Committee ordering all officials, including themselves, to strain their muscles with theA.P. - 128 words
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Article37 1957-05-21 10 rks of Japanese Ki and itsu Will be put on show in Colombo in June t<> v. tl COIiWorld I J will bo opened by I Cul M. It lude i :.-bomb na.37 words
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238 1957-05-21 10 INDIA FORCED FURTHER TO CUT IMPORTS INDIA'S Finance Minister, Mr. T. T. Krishnamachari has presented the Delhi Parliament with an "austerity hudset" for the coming year, highlighted hy all-round increases in taxation and a determined credit saueeze to avoid inflation. Emphasising tne conunuea arum on uif country's foreign exchange resources,Reuter - 238 words
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Article61 1957-05-21 10 The Times of Indonesia said the Asian-African nations should back America's protest against the restrictions imposed by the Soviet Union on diplomats. The independent Jakarta daily said editorially: "There must b*. .something basically wrong with the Russian Commurr.it state for the rulers in ttw KremlinU.P. - 61 words
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Article, Illustration34 1957-05-21 10 lir Chanr Chm-1 Icentre), ågrtaritarc exp<rt from Formen ch*U with «w stu.! liverslty of Georgia, where he is V *I"£2 i id aqronomy. Mr. (hair: lius alrtady complcu-d I iidy in the United St:i(cs.34 words
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Article315 1957-05-21 10 Britons touched by H.K. plea Britons touched by H.k. plea A WAVE of sympathy and goodwill for the Chinese of Hong Kong has swept Britain following the population's appeal to the Queen to extend, for a fourth time, the appointment of the Governor. Sir Alexander Grantham. The petition from 750Reuter - 315 words
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Article, Illustration45 1957-05-21 10 Japcn csc Prime Minuter Nobosuke Kishi (right* i greets Australian Prime Minister Robert Menzies in I Tokyo during the recent visit of Mr. and Mrs. Men's. Ttvs urns Mr. Menzies' second visit to Japan ice the end of World War 11. -.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiimMii'i'i*"""""""" 1 1 145 words
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Article38 1957-05-21 10 The independent newspaper Times of India said that during his forthcoming visit to Cairo the Indian Primr Mir Mr. Nehru, will pmbabb s the need for thr closest co usir Suez i ReuterReuter - 38 words
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New R.I. deal with the Reds
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Article46 1957-05-21 10 A TRADE agreement between Indonesia and Communist North Korea has been formally signed in Jakarta. Under the agreement, Indonesia will export 18 kinds of products including tea. rubber and coffee, and will import silk, dried fish and chemical products. Payment will be eHected in cash.- A.P.A.P. - 46 words
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Article51 1957-05-21 10 Indonesia would refuse any Inited States offer of atomic weapons because defence aid from any country would mean violation of Indonesia's neutral foreign policy, accordinß to Jakarta Foreign Ministry spokesman Mr. Sumito Kusumowidando. He added. "We are only interested in the use of atomic eneruy for construction and peaceful purpose^A.P. - 51 words
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Article21 1957-05-21 10 JAPAN APPEARS READY TO BUY A BRITISH ATOMIC REACTOR DESIGNED AFTER THE FAMED CALDER HALL STATION. THE COST IS £40.000,000.- A.P.A.P. - 21 words
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Article38 1957-05-21 10 Miss Shanta Rao will head a company of Indian dancers and musicians on a tour of America, starting in New York on September 30. The tour is being made under the official patronage of the Indiaji Government A.P.A.P. - 38 words
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Article24 1957-05-21 10 The Australian Commonwealth Rank will invite 20 South-East Asian banking students to at tend a three month course in Sydney each year. U.P.U.P. - 24 words
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Article34 1957-05-21 10 Gen. Peng Meng-chi. Nationalist China's Chief of General Staff, in a speech in Seoul, called for stepped -up co operation among the United States, the Republic of Korea and Formosa to fight Communism. U.P.U.P. - 34 words
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Article30 1957-05-21 10 Japanese General Keizo Hayashi, C.-in-C. of Japan's armed forces has just completed a four-day official visit to France as guest of the French Government. He had previously toured Britain.— A.P.A.P. - 30 words
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Article24 1957-05-21 10 The World Bank has rejected Pakistan's requests for financing of a Iteel mill, but favours givine: loans for agriculture, railways and power projects.- A.P.A.P. - 24 words
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Article16 1957-05-21 10 Spain has proposed an exchange ol envoys and elusion ol formal diplomatic relations with Koi ReuterReuter - 16 words
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Article27 1957-05-21 10 Ph;i I el Cuad rned Pr< I i would "pi 1 and h nths. He said it uiother Ind oi the Philippines."— A.P.A.P. - 27 words
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283 1957-05-21 11 AWARD FOR WOMAN WHO FACED 2 MADMEN r rHE cheery widow who won £500 reward for helping to recapture two armed madmen has been honoured by the Queen. Forty-four-year-old Mrs. Marjorie Wagner is the only woman in a list of 26 brave people named in the London Ga/ette. She is283 words
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Article, Illustration53 1957-05-21 11 WHEN the Hanover Trade Fair opened recently large crowds were attracted by the most ambitious display the British Atomic Energy industry has y«'t shown on the continent. In the picture on the left a model of Calder Hall is being explained to Professor Erhard the Federal German53 words
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Advertisement268 1957-05-21 11 MERLE NORMAN rreasurerf GfVfl COLOR ||5l M a PHOTOGRAPHY T he worlds finest Min,coi NANYANG PRESS LTD. tlvtJil FKtiSb P«mdcr baie 63 R<> binson Road, jtt mimE FREE de:v;jwstratiohs eciM \yUll-'li' PROCESSING 2 days AT ,^^_l i^\ We st<M%k alld Rf(>ommen<l WING ON CO. kVf(tf < 3P' 1 PRINTS 3days268 words
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Article244 1957-05-21 12 TUGTHATWENT TO SEA MEANWHILE on board iU the Toot there was only one pirate left on guard, and he was very young. He was the Apprentice Pirate, and, because he was only just learning pirating, he was always given the dull jobs to do— like washing the dishes and sweeping244 words
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Article, Illustration219 1957-05-21 12 SUNNY GIAM - SUNNY GIAM by Art Society's MlllllllllllltlllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIHIIIMII)IIIIIMIIIIIIIIIHIMIII#((MIIIIMIIIIIIIIMIIIIM(llllltllllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIII<ll first display TWE Singapore Art Society (Photographic Section) will preA sent the first exhibition of pictorial photography by its members on Friday. roost of tiie prints have won international awards at photographic salons in major cities. Original prints accepted by the219 words
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Miscellaneous212 1957-05-21 12 DAILY CROSSWORD *****1 I I I J CI.IKs Koss 4 Partly a pantomime heroine 1 Dema,i\ds for poultices, per- (6) -hum <12 5 Rich conclusion for a bird 8 At first credit thL singing v -(8). 6 Fortified Ned finally (12). 9 Rats above (4), 7 Not quite a friend,212 words
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Article, Illustration273 1957-05-21 13 CHARLES KERSLAKE - CHARLES KERSLAKE BY Handy handle! A NOVEL USE for the ordinary carpenter's brace, is to adapt it for carrying the tool-kit around. Brought through a couple of slots in the side of the tool case the centre grip of the brace makes a convenient and comfortable273 words
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Article, Illustration223 1957-05-21 13 PAT MAHONEY - PAT MAHONEY Here's an economical match-'n-mix idea for divan covers its especially good for a divan that does duty a r a settee by day. The under flounce is simply a straight length of material measuring U times the all round distance of divan, that is top, bottom223 words
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Article810 1957-05-21 13 K. J. RAINEY - K. J. RAINEY FJS;FJ By Before dealing with synthetic resin glues, let me explain the true meanuig of the word "synthetic" which in recent years has been taken to indicate a product of inferior quality to the true material. The word synthetic, however merely indicates810 words
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Advertisement24 1957-05-21 13 DON T LOOK AT ITTHE HARD WAY (ffltf^ N, HAYNORETn Animated Cine Editor Price $130.00 (Spore) SOLE ACENTS: H. A. O'CONNOR b CO., LTD24 words
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347 1957-05-21 14 Sparkling cricket by England Test probables Laker and Lock gives Surrey an easy win BRIAN STATHAM, the Lancashire fast bowler, again stole the limelight from his Test rivals with a match-winning:, allround performance against Warwickshire at Coventry yesterday Following his eight wickets347 words
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Article, Illustration54 1957-05-21 14 MICHAEL DAVIES. the British Davis Cup player, returns a backhand shot to New Zeaj land's Jeff Robson dur- ing play on the first day of the cup-tie between the two countries. Davies, after a shaky start. settled down to win 6-8, 6-3, 6-2, 6-4. Britain won 1 the match to54 words
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254 1957-05-21 14 4 CALM, casually-garbed 19-year-old boy is due to restore the prestige of British golf by winning the amateur championship for the second straight year. When John Beharrell won the championship at Troon last year, he stirred memories of the young Walter Hagen andA.P. - 254 words
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216 1957-05-21 14 COUNTY CRICKET CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES CiLOSE of play scores in t yesterday's cricket matches were: At the Oval: Surrey won by eight wickets. Worcestershire 108 and 90 (Lock 6-2D; Surrey 109 and 90 for two (May 51 not out). \t Coventry: Lancashire by an innings and 105 runs. WarwickshireReuter - 216 words
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Article24 1957-05-21 14 Turkey beat Egypt 1-0 with a goal scored in the tirst half of a soccer Inter- national at Istanbul yesterday. I24 words
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Article48 1957-05-21 14 Albert Ivanov. of Moscow, boat the world record for 30,000 metres (18 miles and 1,128 yards) at Leningrad yesterday. Tass, the Soviet news agency, reported that he clocked one hour 33 minutes 33 seconds. The official record Is one hour 35 minutes 3.6 seconds.48 words
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332 1957-05-21 14 Foot injured but Close gives runner little to do match at Lords yesterday. The West Indies declared their first innings closed. for the fifth time in six matche.s on th P tour, at 337 for six. The M.C.C. replied wlth 169 for two. Both teams showed up weaknesses in theReuter - 332 words
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Article183 1957-05-21 14 Deaths cannot stop progress COUNT AYMO MAGOI, one of the organisers of the Mille Miglia road race, denied reports in Monaco last night that he had refused ever to stage the race again. He said he was eager to hold the event next year, adding that "progress cannot stop ju.stReuter - 183 words
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Article, Illustration792 1957-05-21 15 Brilliant Light finds form, can score on Saturday ALLAN LEWIS REPORTS THIS MORNING'S FAST GALLOPS AT H.Q. BRILLIANT LIGHT, who finished third at his last start, seems to have struck his right Australian form at last. This morning, working alone very wide out on the second track at Bukit Tiinah,792 words
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342 1957-05-21 15 BRILLIANT SCHOLAR and Glory (Camen did not attempt to make time when running three in 43 2/5. Brilliant Scholar Is holding his condition and form very well. Glory is still on the improve. Honey Bird (Chadwick) and Boy Garyth were kept well in hand342 words
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Article133 1957-05-21 15 LEW HOAD, the Wimbledon champion, topped the rankings for 1957 announced yesterday by the Australian Lawn TenHiS Association. Omittrd from the Ult wm Mervyn Rose, a foran r Auftralian champion, who, the selectoi >.ud. could not b«' ranked because of In rlcnt play inReuter - 133 words
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Article142 1957-05-21 15 DRIVERS FORM A SAFETY UNION NINE leading automobile racing drivers on the European circuit yesterday banded in an association to work for their own safety during races. They sa id they have the support of seven of their colleasues who could not be present at the meeting. Louis Chiron, ofA.P. - 142 words
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Advertisement11 1957-05-21 15 MOVADO FREE BOOKLETS AVAILABLE ON REQUEST FROM DETAILED PROGRAMMES IN IlijMOJWiliiM.11 words
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513 1957-05-21 16 A F AUX PAS AT THE ASIA FILM FESTIVAL An embarrassed silence-then show went_on Where were Spore stars? THERE wm a dead rilencc when thcy annoumed "Singapore and Mala va" at the openin* parade of stars at the Asian Film Festl1 val in Tokyo yesterday. The band struck up aA.P. - 513 words
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Article, Illustration50 1957-05-21 16 Six long months have passed since they were divorced— German actor Curd Jurgrns and Hungarian beauty Fva Bartok. Now it seems that a reconciliation is likely. Here they are seen together at the current Cannes Film Festival Head on Jurgens shoulder Eva certainly has that reconciled look. Paul Popper picturePaul Popper - 50 words
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Article103 1957-05-21 16 Science and God POPS Pil S MI save glowing praise to- day to the "titanic" efforts by astronomers to discover the laws which guide the course of the stars. But he warned that i science can never ex- plain the universe if it Ignores God. Scarlet-clad cardinals I and aA.P. - 103 words
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Article57 1957-05-21 16 Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip arrived In Danish waters last night aboard the Royal yacht Britannia, and were met by escort ships and a resounding artillery salute. The 4,000-ton Britannia i s due to reach Kronborg today. Docking in Copenhagen with all the fanfare ofA.P. - 57 words
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Article169 1957-05-21 16 S.O.S. from 5 on raft ADRIFT IN SEA OF SHARKS THE BAMBOO RAFT, Tahiti Nui, nearing tht end of a 5,000-mile voyage from Tahiti t 0 Chile, Is adrift without a mast in shark -infested waters near the Juan Fernande2 Islands and needs aid urgently, the Chilean Navy frigate, Baquedani,A.P. - 169 words
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Article61 1957-05-21 16 ABOUT 20 thugs attacked a Singapore customs party of four officers yesterday while they were searching a house in Jalan Besar for contraband cigarettes. The thugs used bottles. parangs and picks to attack the officers. An officer, Mr. Low Llan Tee, was stabbed. His condition61 words
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Title Section12 1957-05-21 1 THE PAPER WITHIN A PAPER Eve N«>. 45. Tuesday, May 21, IMT.12 words
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Article, Illustration592 1957-05-21 1 m/|\L\YA'S very own "national" material— batik i* IVI stanine a dramatic role in preferred composition of smartly original styles. Our batiks, so gloriously drenched with the colours of our sea and landscape, are already being acclaimed in Paris and Rome, New York and London— even592 words
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Article130 1957-05-21 1 BEAUTY in BATIK HERE'S beauty in batik Malaya's very own traditional textile. Walkin 1 the dog is more fun in this adorable sports ensemble consisting of one-piece chemise with a detachable sarong skirt. This lovely original creation, modelled by an attractive young Singaporean, owes much of its distinction to theFree Press - 130 words
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Advertisement157 1957-05-21 1 V Hit t\ \JrB Like most women past the mid-twentu- the teJcM greml car(s that her ago is kept MCrH Then why let her skin give her awayf By the late twenties, most women begin to show tiny wrinkles where they pucker or smile, round the eyes, mouth, on the157 words
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Article, Illustration210 1957-05-21 2 TtIRS. Marie Lim, wellknown business woman, has brought back from the U.K. an unique idea. She \b making it possible for women to choose their hairdos by actually "trying on" hair styles before they decide which to choose-, which is most becoming. Bhe has brought bark from her210 words
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Article132 1957-05-21 2 Stylish formal skirt Bright as a E butterfly's wing E is this brilliant E Dynasty Skirt for E formal occasions E made of gleaming E slipper satin orna- 5 mented with em- j E bossing in stylis- ed Chinese cha- racters and handi wrought silken- S frogs, modelled by E132 words
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Article, Illustration533 1957-05-21 2 Thrilling Chinese clothing new style AN enterprising Singapore business woman a designer in her own right to boot has taken a revolutionary step! She is introducing a thrilling new line of Chinese clothes! She feels that the cheongsum, while a delightful and popular garment among Chinese women, is becoming "far533 words
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Advertisement163 1957-05-21 2 C K. TANG LTD. DEALING IN ALL KINDS OF EASTERN ARTS AND CRAFTS NEW GOODS |UST ARRIVED: BROCADE TRIBUTE SILK. LINEN HANDKERCHIEVES, CUEST TOWELS EVENINC HANDBAGS. CARVED TEAKWOOD FURNITURE CAMPHORWOOD CHESTS, ETC., ETC. 241, RIVER VALLEY ROAD, SINCAPORE. 9. Telephone; *****. W'.VV'AW.VLWtfWv VWWAWAVASW.WA"JWt r -gui»" LIVE WITH BEAUTY Orientol treasures,163 words
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Article, Illustration72 1957-05-21 3 A cocktail suit in French crepe CHIC IS THIS 1957 CHINESE STYLE ENSEMBLE DISPLAYED BY A LOVELY SINCAPOREAN. IT IS A TWO PIECE COCKTAIL SUIT OF BLACK FRENCH SATIN-BACKED MATT CREPE, THE TIGHT SKIRT'S DEEP HEMLINE SLITS, THE BRACELET LENGTH SLEEVES, THE HIGH COLLAR I AND THE JACKET FRONT LAVISHFree Press - 72 words
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Article187 1957-05-21 3 WHERE TO BUY SCOTCH Angus beef Singapore Cold Storag< markets; Max Factor's Hi-F Foundation Colour Rinse an( Damask m. Federal D saries, Ital'an hdts and handbags, cheongsum slips. bati(< frocks, Doris Ceddes' Little Shop, Raffles Hotel. "Try-on" hair styling, manicure: and pedicures. Amencar frocks. Salon New Yorker. 5/ Stamford Rd.;187 words
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Article, Illustration204 1957-05-21 3 BIFSTECA NARANJE - BIFSTECA NARANJE If OI NT your horse, line up behind that Z ifl string of tinging GAUCHOS and let's take E off across Argentines golden pampas to a FINCA (coffee estate to you) for a cowboy E dinner in the Argentine style. E E Your appetite certainly should204 words
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Article, Illustration656 1957-05-21 4 THE NEWEST. SNAPPIEST I MOST PRACTICAL PAGE I DESIGNED FOR WOMEN I "pEATHKHS for femininity have returned in both footwear and orna- mentation. One shop has some sweet lounging slippers in pink, white or baby blue satin, the toes trimmed with matching feathers. These arc lovely to look656 words
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