The Singapore Free Press, 4 January 1958
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The Singapore Free Press
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Title Section17 1958-01-04 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Famil} Paper So. gtaW**« Saturday. January 4, 1958. Trice 15 ts17 words
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138 1958-01-04 1 Famous scientist flees to America DR. Jerzy Leon Nowinski, internationally known Polish scientist, has defected to the West. He was granted asylum in the United States yesterday. Dr. Nowinskl Is a specialist in thermo-elasticity, a field of mathematical theory Involving the stresses and strains on metals and other materials underReuter - 138 words
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Article57 1958-01-04 1 1 lai Governthat iiV;:' announced Dfnsatifin f l n disbid !f a nd M er vicea In Ken*u Jaka F ta Yesterday. 4J r **i-»orteci Brm? lr r lid the M,o Tokyo y n) the Bin-. Mhmian n i ri te*n). the hi 'UnitedReuter - 57 words
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Article, Illustration83 1958-01-04 1 MISS Sally Ann Howes (above), 27-year-old British actress, yesterday married Mr. Richard Adler. 36-year-old author of the musicals Pajama Game and Damn YankeesThey were married in Arlington. Virginia, bait will leave shortly for New York, where Miss Howes is to play a leading role inReuter - 83 words
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99 1958-01-04 1 Women will have last word at their own Afro-Asian conference AN Afro- Asian conference of Women, to increase mutual help and understanding among women of the region, is proposed to be held in Colombo next month it was announced in Bombay yesterday. Sponsors of the conference, are women's organisations in99 words
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Article93 1958-01-04 1 t r i promised to Th« British foi ""'■•ft forced to l "•> Tues- gh Embassy Belgrade last A British spokesman .said it wa.s assumed that all .six members o f the crew, including a stewardess, would be allowed to leave at the same time. TheReuter - 93 words
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Article395 1958-01-04 1 U.K. TAKES TOUGH LINE WITH MALTA Lennox-Boyd says Mintoff has recklessly hazarded' proposed British capital aid of £25 million JjRITAIN last night sent a tough reply to Malta's break-away threat, warning that it "recklessly hazarded" hitherto unpublicised British intentions of giving the island an assured £25 million (about $212 million)Reuter - 395 words
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75 1958-01-04 1 'Copters on alert for Ike to flee Five helicopters are on a 24-hour standby to transport the U.S. President, Vice Presi- j dent and top White House aides from I Washington during an emergency. Under a programme I put in effect on Jan. 1, they are to provide swift transportationU.P. - 75 words
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Article83 1958-01-04 1 ANOTHER attempt will be made at noon today to free the 7,000-ton cargo ship Flying Endeavour, which ran aground on Nipa Shoals off Raffles lighthouse a week ago. A Royal Navy spokesman said two navy vessels specially designed to lift ships Barfoam and Baronia—and83 words
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Article37 1958-01-04 1 Ceylon's devastating floods subsided yesterday and tho country began B hard roconstruction job with Roncroua aid from ftbroad. The Govern tnc nt as.so.s.srd damage to Irrigation projecta at between W531,500 t OOO to Msf>3.ooo,f)oo U.P.U.P. - 37 words
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Article31 1958-01-04 1 Contracts worth more than £700,000 ($5,950,000) were signed with British firms by a Chinese textile machinery mission in London before its return to Peking last month.31 words
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Advertisement63 1958-01-04 1 I Announcing... the world's s fastest j colour film! M. A. v S PO RE S CT TPpT? $7.50 35mm W-JVyX X-/XV $5.35 j ANSCOCHROME 10 TIMES FASTER i than old-style colour films < If you can see it at all, you can shoot it i in natural colour on63 words
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200 1958-01-04 2 Move to lihk Up anti-Red alliances I>IM lAIN phi us ii. pn for "int<T(i» pend (ric* in the Middli East, m South Ka. 1 Asia And ln the Northern Pacific dur in-, the coming year, official sources In London .said la it night Tin y aid Interdependence would \j<- theU.P. - 200 words
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178 1958-01-04 2 INDIA COULD ACT AS EAST-WEST 'BRIDGE' -IF ASKED INDIA'S President Rajendra Prasud said In New Delhi yesterday that he believed his nation could effectively act as a "bridge" between East and West in the cold war. Prasad told a visiting group of American and other foreign newsmen that "we areU.P. - 178 words
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Article30 1958-01-04 2 Premier Nikolai Bulganin confirmed in Moscow last night that Marshal Konstantin Rokossovsky wa.s recalled from the Turkish frontier because of the improved Middle East situation. U.P.U.P. - 30 words
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Article355 1958-01-04 2 ftt id ln>h in d in gantbte orcr the last 100 ntitvs riIKKE was touch of heroism about Souti Pole conqueror Sir Edmund Hillary's deet sion to make the last 500-mile dash with oqJi li^ lit equipment and a minimum of advanq planning, scientists said in LondonU.P. - 355 words
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Article, Illustration91 1958-01-04 2 Prince Mohammed Abdul Moneim, (right), who has been placed under detention in Egypt following a speech by President Nasser at Port Said in which he cited the Prince as the centre of an "imperialist plot to overthrow the present regime in Egrypt. Abdul Moneim second consin of ex-King Farouk, is91 words
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Article34 1958-01-04 2 Howard H. Coleman, 28--year-old laundry truck driver, has been charged in Washington with stealing three tons of dirty tablecloths from restaurants. Police said Coleman sold the tablecloths as rags. UP.34 words
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Article39 1958-01-04 2 Canada's population, increasing at a record rate, totalled an estimated 16,860,--000 on Dec. 1, the Bureau of Statistics said in Ottawa yesterday. The total represented an Increase of 516,000 from the beginning of 1957.- U. P.U.P. - 39 words
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142 1958-01-04 2 FIRM'S BID TO BUILD THREE 'BANNED' JETS CHIEFS of Britain's aircraft company, .Saund ers-Roe, have asked the Government to let them build three of their 1,500 miles an hour SRI77 fighter planes for radar and heat barrier research, it war announced yesterday. The rocket-jet Intercep tors were turned down byReuter - 142 words
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Article33 1958-01-04 2 31,000 'Red Poles purged More than 31.000 Polish CoramnnUti have- been ox pelled from the party or forced to resign durimt the fi«i SLSS22 1 ."1"™ '?OUM cleaning' tampan ••vnvjfaj/us jijMjiMfi lociay. U.P.U.P. - 33 words
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144 1958-01-04 2 A COUNTRY WEEKEND FOR DISCUSSIONS ON CYPRUS SIR HUGH FOOT, Governor of Cyprus, and Mr. Alan Lennox-Boyd, Colonial Secretary, will spend a country weekend discussing the problems ol Britain's Mediterranean colony, it was learned in London yesterday. Mr. Harold Macmillan. the Prime Minister, has put Chequers, his Buckinghamshire official countryReuter - 144 words
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Advertisement48 1958-01-04 2 IMIiIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIII There's nothing more flattering to the foot than a beautifully de-signed pump by >^i^ss2Ssv OF NORWICH Ml ><^ yl n Coral Calf with 4i neal Black V| Pateni bow trim, as illustrate d VI j $39 50 per paii jH J~> OJ&RArfltS fIACI SINOAPOBt Til. ***** (SllN(S) "MMMMMMMM..,-,,,,,,,.48 words
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Advertisement15 1958-01-04 2 IV!. Flinter S. Grinberg Diamonds 6 Jewellery 67, Stamford R* (Eu Court Bldg.,)S'porH Telephone *****15 words
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111 1958-01-04 3 450,000 railmen pressing pay claim T I ri'piVM-llt-Britlsh railwill pir> Pay aims on January 14, it in London i already rejectby the British Commission the Railway nal Council, a within the state-run which has power to settle \hr claims >nt Ls reached the matter will go to arbitration, a NationalReuter - 111 words
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Article22 1958-01-04 3 Russian magazines, books and newspapers are in demand in Tokyo since tlv launching of the two Soviet Snutnik> ReuterReuter - 22 words
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Article61 1958-01-04 3 tures went below zero Fahrenheit (32 degrees of frost) in the Middle West and rthern New i k and wore well below freezing point in the South yesterday as the coldest weather of the winter covered most of the United States. Snow depths ofReuter - 61 words
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378 1958-01-04 3 NEW ROW NOW BREWING IN LABOUR PARTY VIK. HIGH GAITSKELL, the Bri iVI tish Labour Parly leader, has returned to London from a month long Asian trip to find his party involved In new internal troubles. In his absence, Socialists' frustration over their slow progress in gaining popularity with theReuter - 378 words
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Article55 1958-01-04 3 rpHE U.S. Air Force yesterI day announced it has set up the first two squadron.-- which will operate the Thor and Jupiter 1.500-mile range ballistic missiles. The unity presumably will be sent overseas following their training to operate ERBM bases which this country plans to set55 words
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Article34 1958-01-04 3 The manager of the South African citrus Board, Mr. J. 11. Bruinette, said in Pretoria the board hoped to export about 250,000 boxes of citrus fruit to Russia.- Router34 words
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Article61 1958-01-04 3 Film star Shirley Eaton (above) wears a dress! which draws its inspira- tion from the desert. It is one of a collection marking Israel's entry into the world of competitive fashion. The striking cactus motif is finely embroidered on sand coloured linen. The jewellery she wears consists of61 words
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Article182 1958-01-04 3 SIGNS OF PAP POLLS WIN -ECONOMIST J*HE recent City council election results in Singapore "aeem to toreshadow what may be the result* of thla year's genera] election, rhe Economist .said yesterday. it recalled the observation in the Legislative Assembly by Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, leader of the People's Action Party,Reuter - 182 words
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Advertisement60 1958-01-04 3 I v iafcw [odeonl* M 11 MIDNIGHT J TONIGHT! v> A Tlip Anatomic g? J Bombshell or Hie Flaming 5^ h* Redhead! J^ 4 j| ThPy b th 'ary... hut nho n lt ,JK; n^l A >B| II "''l (ary -;o for? J THEM FDR/ J ME" j J wNE60 words
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Advertisement236 1958-01-04 3 f MrBRANDYMAN SAYS WIN OR LOOSE for a refreshing Elong or short you con not Jyji% beat v.s.o.p. I >rl\ \v MARTELL BRANDY ROTTERDAM TRADING CO., (M) LTD. j .'IMIM MM „,,,,,,.1.1.1,1 1.M.1, 11,,,,, **********1l Mil 1 11 Hill 111 ll l l l*lll* I lit 111. I CROCODILE' SHIRTS236 words
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Article241 1958-01-04 4 Opinion Worthy of praise, too nECENTLY our Gen- era! Hospital has > b< n the .subject of criticism and while no-one will deny i anyone the right to l cnlici.se, the gOOd points about, the selected target should not be overlook( d. No doubt in an organisation of that magnitude.241 words
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Article, Illustration114 1958-01-04 4 THESE four pictures of the launching in Florida of the U.S. Air Force's Atlas in tercontinental ballistic missile were taken i less than a second apart. j¥# V "This was a limited-range test of several hundred miles," the Defence Department stated. The missile flew its114 words
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484 1958-01-04 4 The slippery slopes of neutralism IF a majority or even a sizeable minority of a free people clamour for a "summit" conference with Kremlin leaders, such a conference has to be Sought sooner or later. Tlie people have to be convinced that their government has done everything possible to remove484 words
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Article212 1958-01-04 4 Beachcomber - Beachcomber CUMMINQ up in masterly *> fashion, Cocklecarrot i aid in v\o\k of the Incontrovertible fact that neither i nor anyone else In this court hat Iho slightest Idea o! what thia case is about, i mm i 01 d< r an adjournment "Unless the Icai ned212 words
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Advertisement25 1958-01-04 4 lor BEST TAILORING Ladies' and Gents Quirk Service ISAJ AJ Text i Irs, limited. 71, High Street, i,, i t im ,ii i 4 *****25 words
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Advertisement94 1958-01-04 4 itiisain^i sew HILLmAN Quoitee jP^B|| MODEL OF ADVWCU) s-._ •s?' The new modern design gives a clear unobstructed vn all round note the sloping bonnet, the wide curved screen, the n.irrow pillars, the four wide flush winding S'H windows and the swept-round rear window for widt angle visibility. There is94 words
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Article, Illustration192 1958-01-04 5 She wrote husband I am going to marry another man r jjiIHKTY-YE.\R-OLD naval stewards Brian Rouncei field has had a letter from his lovely 21 -year !li il Maltese wife Beatrice (above) telling him she h.s decided to marry another man. Beatrice says she has become engaged to a Maltese192 words
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Article17 1958-01-04 5 Admission fee for members the ll s Shown eatr e on aS^ ral Ce *tr« nowerer, win17 words
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79 1958-01-04 5 ELECTION POSTERS SHOULD VANISH IN A WEEK T HE pi C ;v Conn- But," the spokesman added, •some of the candidates in the recent City Council Action had put the posters up so high that the men are expe riencing som e dimcul"However, the council within a week." he added.79 words
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Article80 1958-01-04 5 J^IE 81 candidates who contested the recent Singapore City Council elections should submit expense accounts to the Returning Officer before Jan. 30. Each candidate is allowed to spend at the rate of 10 cents per voter in his constituency or a maximum of $4,000Special forms arc80 words
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Article264 1958-01-04 5 COLONY OFFER TO AID BLIND JHE Singapore School for the Blind i s willing to take in children from neighbour U l ei I r t ed e uc O atio S n Uth EaS A§ia weir education are not available. Free^refs'T^V^ Eli abeth Choy, told the Sarawak irS L264 words
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231 1958-01-04 5 Co-op plan for shops raises big protest THE Singapore Gov--1 eminent Officers Cooperative Housing Society is being accused of wasting money on building shops instead of using all its resources to put up dwelling houses. The society is planning to build 100 single- storey, 100 double-storey and 50 shop-houses or231 words
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Article88 1958-01-04 5 Mr. Kularajah said shopnouses were after all not useless. The top floors could be used as dwellings he added. He said he could assure his colleagues who looked critically at the plan that the society's officials were as keen as any one else to utilise the loan to the88 words
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Article19 1958-01-04 5 Ships in the Singapore Naval Base today are: Andrew. Crane, Newfoundland Royalist and St. Bride's Bay19 words
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78 1958-01-04 5 Women are man's equal in science, says a man THE idea that women scientists produce work inferior to that of men was "nonsense," according to the Director of the Melbourne Science and Technology Careers Bureau, Mr. WE. Purnell Brain and aptitude, not sex, determined success in the fields of scienceReuter - 78 words
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Article42 1958-01-04 5 General Maxwell d Taylor. Chief of staff, of the United States Army, will leave on Sunday for a threeweeks tour of the Middle East, North Africa, India, and Spain, it was announced in Washington yesterday. ReuterReuter - 42 words
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Article29 1958-01-04 5 A letter from King Felsal of Iraq to President Ei.sen hOWei was delivered to the State Department yesterday by the Iraqi Ambassador. Dr. Moussa Alshebander-- ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article28 1958-01-04 5 The Bishop of Singapore, the Rt. Rev. H. W. Baines, will open the new building for St. Thomas School in Mar Thoma Road, Singapore, next Saturday.28 words
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Advertisement102 1958-01-04 5 ■IlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllliU SOLE AGEWTS FOR MALAVA S. P. H. de SUVA LTD. 45, HIGH ST. AIRPORT SINGAPORE 6, EMBANKMENT-KUALA LUMPUR 6, STATION RD-IPOH il!!ll!ll!,!!!yi!!!!i!ill!!llll!!l!lii::iili;illi1!:!llllllii!liiil:ll!:illl;|||!l!l For comfort, convenience economy C Stay at Malayan Railway STATION HOTEL) KEPPEL ROAD SINCAPORE 5 A Home from Home =j Every comfort provided at prices you can102 words
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Miscellaneous44 1958-01-04 5 SINGAPORE HIGH TIDES TODAY: 10.57 p.m. TOMORROW: 957 a.m. and 11.35 p.m. MONDAY: 10.39 a.m. TUESDAY: 0.14 a.m. and 11.20 a.m. WEDNESDAY: 0.51 a.m. and 12.04 p.m. I 2 THURSDAY: i.ZS a.m and 12 48 p.m 5 FRIDAY: 2.05 am. and 1.34 p.m. I44 words
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Miscellaneous309 1958-01-04 6 II li IIAWKI 4 by Syil»ey Jordan >-.'>/< a- tv,f '*l^^^ r>v£: SH/P"S BULK n't >t r^v^ f--.v>^ mmtjt... I AGM '^KH^H cxjHF--L«~r f t&nt* rut chicling £SCO«T. by Lee lalk and Phil Davis I UvN' f TELL AAfIV TMFREr'S A NO GUN'Of POOL--] SO YOU LET STAY TW ERE,309 words
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Miscellaneous462 1958-01-04 6 Ul illi<>ilililll 'iiiiiiiilllliilllllllllillillllt'lllllllillfllll 1 1 1 It I> I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II il< DORN today, you operate best on f Cultural and intellectual )lane. AH things having to do with tfi( i lopment of mental capacities intrigue you. You have a receptive and even an462 words
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Article181 1958-01-04 7 LONDON, Jan. 3. Previous Today i i;s> e-Lfi (BBfcK N 23% buyers 23 buyers opeas 24^8 sellers 23 V 4 .sellers (i 24 buyers 23' buyers 24'/s sellers 23 sellers D g S RnAi 24 buyers 23 <. buyers BBEB v I ,l^ 24 i sellers 23181 words
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Article101 1958-01-04 7 NEW YORK. Jan- 3. Previous Today Straits Spot 93.12 noni. 92-12 nom. futures ndard Contract Deleted lits Contract Jan. 91.25 buyers 91.25 buyers 92-12 sellers 92.12 sellers March 90.75 buyers 90-75 buyers 91.37 sellers 91.37 sellers NT: Quiet. SALES: Nil. BBER: rut iiics Jan 28.50 buyers 28101 words
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Article34 1958-01-04 7 NEW YORK. Jan. 3. I Previous Today tr al s 439.21 ***** failroads 99 8g lu3 53 iJnmpstic 11. mils 87:71 87 94 ll H94 6946 mocks Composite Averages.. 147.4] 149.7234 words
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Article55 1958-01-04 7 laiaoar spot 24',, Lampong and awaiting release' 24 ats 23", to 23 *i, January ment 23',. Sarawak spot awaiting ni-. 2:r Above prices quoted i ata and January shipment »qu( :.ii. Muntek' while spot and awaiting rele.ise 34, a floats 33 to 32, January shipment 31. sellers ex-tfock.55 words
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Article100 1958-01-04 7 'RA Philippines c-i.f r K J» European ports deUvered ijsht p.', lon- ion Jan. FobvA. straits „,f. r.K. North SSff*" Ports deUvered Per long (()I1 Jftn< I>b i i, T' u |l( ls in biilk 'J 1 tl! ran. 1,1, N l (> crude Ceylw pi',.,;'100 words
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Article, Illustration226 1958-01-04 7 Archery sport revived by army sergeant I TIIK British Army E is helping to reE Vive ii Icli e r y in Singapore. club E has been started in Gillman sports field, E ranglin. The last of the two I Singapore archery elate I was closed about 18 j E226 words
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379 1958-01-04 7 NO RIGHT TO AID YET THEY GET $200,000 EVERY YEAR AN average of $200,000 is collected in public assistance every year from the Singapore Social Welfare Department by people who are not eligible for it. This was disclosed during examination of public assistance estimates by the Estimates Committee of the379 words
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Miscellaneous110 1958-01-04 7 Today's Radio Programme 1.15 pm, Saturday Date; 130 Quarter; 7.30 The Big Record: lime Signal and Nrws; 145 800 LislrnctV Calling preficnld Saturday Date (coni >; 215 by Felix Puerto; h4O Honour Workond sjHirt 2 4. r The Latin your Partners; 9.00 The MalaAoicririm Way; 3.00 Saturday yanaires; 9.30 rime110 words
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Article1139 1958-01-04 8 KATHLEEN HICKLEY - Witches' fued aids the gander KATHLEEN HICKLEY By MOTHER GOOSE iras buildinf I new chicken housti and of courae, the lender was helping her. Indeed, it seemed to him that he was doing most of the work, for the old lady, although splendid at telling everyone what to do, very1,139 words
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Article65 1958-01-04 8 LAST WEEK'S WINNERS rrtHE winners of last weeK's J. colour-in contest (earn of whom will receive a $5 prize in due course) are a* follows: Miss Poh Suet Bee (11), 10- A Chancery Lane, Sin-gapore-11. Miss Chan Pui Han (8), 48-C Kim Tian Road, Sin-gapore-3, Master Sunny King Hua Hian65 words
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Miscellaneous152 1958-01-04 8 [q 111 IB EB Of I 1 j^^^^Bß oNmu gfl I Q II c:ij t fs across. 1. Thi ful mi women 7 Pamou ■hape of an egg. Day" B.E coast resort m Hard i;, on May 24, Place ol black wood 11, A pig 'g nose combat in b152 words
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Miscellaneous379 1958-01-04 8 A colour-in contest With prizes for you I POCKET-MONEY prizes Free Press. Cecil Street »i«..- Singapore 1, to reach Mei are offered for colour- not |a|er |h rhursdaj ing this scene with paints next. Age limit is 15. crayons or chalks There are four prizes Name (Master/Miss) offered— each of379 words
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Article517 1958-01-04 9 Christian Layman - BEGINNING THE NEW YEAR WITH GOD Christian Layman Saturday sermon hy a ■I/] i \()l return, we cannoi go back, to iV n 1957. We arc now on the fof ;i new year— the beginning of her adventure, for living or dying, ii >ing lorlh into the unknown. And "adventure517 words
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Advertisement75 1958-01-04 9 Syed Abdul, Kenneth and Anand, are .^rfßßHHßtefe^ just another healthy, happy and progressive J&m^ group of LACTOGEN Babies. These jip^^" young stalwarts -ire assured of good mKk IBm health because their parents chose Mlfe JW LACTOGEN gives such splendid it- > ilr^M results because it is a correctly- %t M75 words
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Article180 1958-01-04 10 4 IKY HAPPY New \'vav to you all, and thank A* you once again for all your letters and h<*ipful suggestions. You may remember that some time ago i mentioned the possibility <>f forming a (Jui/ team. That little plan had to he held180 words
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Article129 1958-01-04 10 Name your six favourite stars I DID NOT expect anyone to be able to answer nil tiio.se questions, but how wron« I was. I had to employ the Crystal Ball to discover the eventual winner. ft was Miss Dawn Heng Gek Eng of 59, Nivcii Road, Singapore129 words
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Article, Illustration67 1958-01-04 10 J^IIERE were more correct replies to this Quiz than I expected and the selected winner was Mr. John Chng of 685, Holy Innocents Lane, Singapore 19. It was Dr. Nathaniel Wailich. Here is a problem for you. Pictured below is Singapore long: before any of us were67 words
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Article76 1958-01-04 10 WEEK'S SPECIAL PRIZE CONTEST I KNEW last week's was diflU'iilt, and was not surprised that no one could give nip the correct answer. It was a scene depicting Asia on the Move, from the Italian film The Lost Continent shown in Singapore in November last year. This one should not76 words
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Article203 1958-01-04 10 HPHE answers to last 2. Three men whi week's Quiz, which have been Preonce again was won sident of thby Mr. S. Ramachand- United States ar< ra of 381-A Joo Chiat still alive. Wm Road, Singapore 15, are they? were: 3. Who was Munsh 1 Lot's Wife-203 words
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Article, Illustration114 1958-01-04 11 INDIA has divided to com--1 oete only m the Eastern Zone ol the Davla Cvo to future It was disclosed in Calcutta yesterday. ciston was taken .1 -he annual general meetin- oi the All-India Lawn Tennis a- Delation. o i r Sawhney, honorary114 words
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415 1958-01-04 11 Three Colony men should win medal Free Press Sports Reporter SINGAPORE'S best hopes for medals at the Asian Games in Tokyo next May, he with the weightlifters and there are three likely winners Colony lifters won two bronze medals at the last Asian i.ames but showed improved form to win415 words
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Article31 1958-01-04 11 Singapore All Blues brat Johore Asians by 39 points (six goals, three tries) to six (penalty and drop goal) in yesterday's rugby match at the Urtlversity ground.31 words
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Article177 1958-01-04 11 OARDLY the way to cement international relationships—the Swedish Angel pulls a stunt on Greek matman Andres Lambrakis catching him with this flying kick. It happened in an English ring. Now the bearded Greek has come to Singapore to see if the manners of local177 words
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Advertisement63 1958-01-04 11 I ■■:_:"_"ife~_l'l_ m> CAPITOL P DUE TO THE OVERWHELMING P n, SUCCfSS of yesterday's PAJAMA FASHION PARADE P *"»rf in response to I P "BLIC DEMAND R EPEAT PERFORMANCE TOl >*Y at 4, 6.30 G 9.30 p.m. <» Conjunction with I 3« PAJAMA GAME" I i UK **rring DORIS DAY63 words
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Advertisement93 1958-01-04 11 offer. It stimulates— it entertains-it informs. I JmWi*m II MM, packed with lively pictures, Malayan I I I fiction and stories, brings Malaya into yotirnome. II nnn\ nnnl bnni MnuC^ f a a mVmm CNINESE 6IRLS make 6000 in lonoon V CRIPPLES STAR SHOOTS PICTURES NOW pP^ SOPHIA LEARNS HOW93 words
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Article, Illustration584 1958-01-04 12 FRANCIS ROZARIO - FRANCIS ROZARIO Singapore sportsmen make their choice AS Malayan sports4 men lcjok to iiw year ahead, b< hind them lies one that proved most eventful. Y<-t perh&ps the ircstfl t hrill our sp< >ri u.ru un derwent In 195? wfti no! on the sjj'Ht fli584 words
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Article173 1958-01-04 12 Horses train at Ipoh SIAPA TAHU, a Class 5 horse did a surprisingly good gallop at Ipoh this morning when unofficial training for the Perak Turf Club January meeting began. Ridden by his trainer S K T J° a Siapa Tahu reeled ofT 31 in 37 4/5 easily the fastest173 words
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Article, Illustration22 1958-01-04 12 picture Krs.van Soon wins the l()0 yards at the raerdeka Games. «A wrongly measured track gave me victory/' he says.- Free PressFree Press - 22 words
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THE FREE PRESS Saturday MAGAZINE
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Title Section9 1958-01-04 1 THE FREE PRESS Saturday MAGAZINE Singapore January 4, 1958.9 words
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Article, Illustration1065 1958-01-04 1 How would YOU like to make $70,000 a year? THA T'S a lot of money for a song... or rather a number of songs. And it isn't easily earned, as you'll gather from the story of Paddy Roberts, one of the leading songwriters in Britain. •KE points out that song"1,065 words
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324 1958-01-04 1 PETER NELSON - He let a burglar tour the royal treasure house PETER NELSON By AN innocent inquiry from New Zealand led 1 to a scare at Buckingham Palace re- 1 cently. The inquiry concerned a 100-ounce sold nugget 1 presented to King George V. It could not be found. Only after an324 words
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Article, Illustration492 1958-01-04 2 Harem days are over, says Doria 11/OMKN are more In the ipotlight in Egypt today than they have been since the cf;ivs ol Cleopatra. Deputy El-Sayed Abdel Rehim El-Kady :.i lrred up ;i hornei i>< t receni l v by de manding In the National Assembly that a ban be492 words
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392 1958-01-04 2 Lucky man in his office? Don't believe it! MANY women chained to home and children suffer from the delusion that their husbands lead more interesting lives than they do. Getting her goodbye kiss in the morning, the wife tarns drearily back to the breakfast dishes while her husband, she is392 words
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Article132 1958-01-04 2 W. N - W. N. »y AFTER 20 years of research, an Aberdeen grain merchant has invented a synthetic petrol which he claims could be produced at a fraction of the cost of the normal petrol used by motorists. The inventor is Mr. W. MurraySmith. s(>, who graduated in agriculture at132 words
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Article, Illustration501 1958-01-04 3 ask AN AMERICAN INDIAN of the Susquehanna tribe to tell about the year of the famine, when his people starved for n t of meat and the hunters repeatedly returned with empty You don't number a Susquehanna Indian among the cir- e of your acquaintances? Very well, here's the501 words
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Article87 1958-01-04 3 UlHisi for last :;;i 01 which thp cost to f thi n.; has 1 .dually j( 10 Produce ink ha, havc ago I had been following the wrong f and u was uite b > accident method Stumblcd u P° n *he r »«ht mi^# thlnk thls87 words
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Article, Illustration776 1958-01-04 3 THE TRIAD: Out of good grew evil JECRET societies are prevalent the world over, and more often than not their foundations were based on praiseworthy ideals. But with similar frequency they were apt to degenerate into a collection of political or physical gangsters. whose sole aim was the settlement of776 words
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FILM PREVIEWS
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Article, Illustration442 1958-01-04 4 A FILM THAT TUGS AT YOUR HEART STRINGS •ALL MINE TO GIVE' is a very unusual film. To begin with, it is a true story which are seldom successful on the screen. I have no doubt that some would call this a tear Jerker, or a weepie, mid yet although442 words
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Article, Illustration611 1958-01-04 4 The Pajama Game bubbles over with good humour £iniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinn^ E Cameron Mitchell and Glynis Johns seen "below, E are the adult stars in "All Mine To Give" which is E E a heart-rending but true story of a hundred years IT is possible for a man S to be two-faced611 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous39 1958-01-04 4 j FILMS NOW SHOWING ;ithav I.i s (.iris I|» l)r }g xxx x x Lapllol The Pajama Game r.l». t<xi;iy xxxxx Rex Kink Around Ihe World I-.IV Dtf. 30 xxxx I'.ivilioti All Nine 0 <,i vr p today xxxx39 words
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