The Singapore Free Press, 22 February 1958

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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper N, i us SiUfftPOre, Saturdiiy, February 22, 1958, Price 15 Its
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    Lock icon Heart specialist expected to see Churchill today
    126 1 Heart specialist expected to see Churchill today <IR Winston Churchill, in bed at Roquebrune, on the French Riviera with pneumonia and leurisy, is expected to receive a visit today from oid Evans, the heart specialist and the Queen's jhysician. The 83-year-old statesman was last stated o be definitely improving. Lord
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    Lock icon Tunisia cordon at once, says France
    222 1 that Algerian rebels were now "practically in undispute <mtrol" of the western part of Tunisia, France yesterday announce it would make a start at once to establish a 4,000-square-mile "forbidde zone" between Algeria and Tunisia. M. Jacques Chaban-Delmas, National Defence Minister, who announced this
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    Lock icon JUMABHOY IS PATA'S NEW PRESIDENT
    98 1 JUMABHOY IS PATA'S NEW PRESIDENT \p J. M. JUMABHOY, T Singapore's Minister pr Commerce and Industry, was elected the new Pre~ Pdent of the Pacific Area travel Association when its r^nth annual conference at Santa Barbara. yesterday. 0 n dclrgates from Kp {qS i es votod t0 hold L Mr.
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    Lock icon N. Korea says: 'Free to leave but...'
    182 1 (/^'rtNLST North Korea fl nounced last night >ftho 34 persons ifi South Kor ean l l n *l hijacked ia.st Suncan M,^n mn l! lnist a ents Republic S home If the )i>i] of Korea neeotialth th |Bo^ d n' f yan Government,
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    Lock icon 'DOOR CLOSED BY SUKARNO,' SAY REBELS
    249 1 'DOOR CLOSED BY SUKARNO,' SAY REBELS Vo casualties in Sumatra bombing casualties were reported following the bombing by Central Goveminent planes yesterday of a bridge 40 miles south of Padang. Central Sumatra, a rebel spokesman said last night. The bridge was damaged but was still open to traffic, he added.
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    Barter men hit out
    130 1 SINGAPORE shipping circles whose barter trade vessels with Sumatra are being held at Indonesian check points by the Jakarta Government say they are being harassed for no fault of their own. They maintain that once their ships are cleared by Sumatran port authorities, they have every
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    Sumual may fly in today
    127 1 Sumual may fly in today 'piE Sumatran rebel A leader. Col. Ventje E Sumual, is expected to arrive in Singapore early this afternoon on a Pan-American plane E tram Manila. He may possibly be E accompanied by his aide. Major Jan M. s Paniouw, who visited Singapore last Sunday to
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    GANG CLASH IN SINGAPORE
    47 1 ABOUT 16 gangsters belonging to two seret societies clashed in New Market Road last night. When police arrived the thugs quickly dispersed. The street was strewn with broken bottles. The fight is believed to have arisen from a dispute in a gambling den.
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    Lock icon Minister dies
    32 1 Maulana Abdul Kalam Azad, India's Minister lor Education and Scientific Research, died at New Delhi early today. He was 60. Maulana Azad had been Minister of Education since 1947. Reuter
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    Lock icon Red challenge
    27 1 Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev forecast In a speech released In Moscow last night that Russia would soon outstrip the United States in industrial output. Reuter
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    R.I. ENVOY WARNS THE WEST
    142 2 Goodwill in Asia is dissipating rpHK fund of goodwill in the Fast towards the West was "slowly but Inexorably being dissipated," warned Dr. \li Sa^troamidjojo, Indonesia's former Prime Minister, in Cleveland, Ohio yesterday. Dr SaBtroamidjojo, now his country's permanent representative the United Nations, stressed that
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    The Chief Minister Opens Photo Fair
    26 2 Mr. him Yew Hock, the Singapore Chief Minister, declaring open the Photo Fair at the Victoria Memorial Hall, last night.
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    EGYPT, SUDAN TOLD: 'NO ACTION'
    212 2 MEMBERS of the Security Council yesterday urged Egypt and the Sudan to maintain the status quo on their border pending the resumption of negotiations aimed at settling their dispute about 10,000 square miles of territory. The Council, meeting at thp Sudan's urgent request, discussed the
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    Lock icon Mac: When we would use the H-bomb
    226 2 Mac: When we would use the H-bomb if K. HAROLD MACMIIXAN declared last n i l>ht iTI that "disengagement must not become the break-up of N.A.T.O. Germany ftoinj; nut and America retiring into isolation.'* The Prime Minister was being questioned to journalists on a 8.8.C. Television Press Conference. Mr. Macmillan
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      135 2 X W IV KVr W IV XV/ W Im See the sensational Rock n Roll routines of LAUGH LAUGH LAUGH You never laugh more then at the side fc^^^#^*il fc#%WV*n bMVUn. splitting antics of the SMEDDLE BROTHERS tudii i i Tumi i i Tumi i i I riKILL I fiKILL
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    Lock icon 'I took no bribes from club,' says police head
    270 3 'I took no bribes from club,' says police head H\KIES RIDGE, 58-year-old suspended police hi. i of Brighton, English South coast resort, Rterday denied allegations that he accepted ibes so that a club known as "the bucket of ood" could stay open after licensing hours. Ridge said he visited the
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    Lock icon TENOR LOST HIS VOICE – WAS CHEERED
    85 3 TENOR LOST HIS VOICE WAS CHEERED A LEADING Italian tenor Antonio Annaloro lost his voice in the middle of un opera performance in London last night. A crowded house at London's Theatre Royal in Drury Lane, had shown signs of restlessness during Annaloros singing In the first act of the
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    65 3 Beautiful 26-year-old soprano, Graziella Sciutti one of the highest paid singers at Z La Scala, Milan is I called the pin-up of Opera. After her present season at La Scala she I will tour Europe and the United States sing- ing not only arias, but "blues" and popular songs. Graziella
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    Lock icon ROYAL 'KNEE-LENGTH DRESS' WAS JUST A MASCULINE SLIP
    200 3 A MALE racing re- porter played fashion writer for a British domestic news agency yesterday and almost turned the world of haute couture upside down. The reporter was at Sandown racecourse near London when the Queen arrived with Princess Margaret to see
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    Lock icon U.S. MERCHANT SHIPS AT SEA
    36 3 The Maritime Administration announced yesterday that at the end of 195G the United States Merchant Marine, numbered 3,108 ocean-K f >!ng ships. In a world to' a] of 15.615 ships. U.P.
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    Lock icon Nasser may be Pope's guest
    35 3 The Popo I.s likoly to receive Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser when he visits the Vatican City this Hummer on a state visitto Italy, Vatican sources .said last night. U.P.
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    Lock icon Heavy polling in Egypt-Syria
    34 3 An Egyptian interior ministry .spokesman said M night that polling in 'he Egypto-Syrlan plebiscite Vas heavy throughout the Jountry. "We have received no re*>rt of any incident." he aid.- Reuter
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    The Singapore Free Press Opinion Keep it in the family
    201 4 The Singapore Free Press Opinion Keep it in the family SATURDAY, Feb. 22, 1(J58. SINGAPORE has many shortcomings. But this is a family affair and should be tackled on that basis. This is no attempt to apply whitewash or even to encourage complaisance. And self-appointed leaders, do-gooders and the self-righteous
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    I STAY WITH THE WORLD'S MOST FABULOUS MONARCH
    1276 4  -  RENE MacCOLL By I nib remarkable despatch from one of the most fascinating centres of power in the Middle East has all the colour of a film travelogue but what is going on BELOW the surface is what REALLY matters. Rene Mac
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    OPIUM SMOKING UNDER CONTROL
    419 5 Young people don V tike it.. .fewer arrests HPHE once-serious pro- blem of opium smoking in Singapore is "now well under control," according to a police report. M. J. Matthews, officer in charge of the narcotics r branch of the Singapore police, said the reason for
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    Lock icon Zizi to dance and sing
    57 5 Ballerina Zizi Jeanmaire and her husband, Roland rent are Men here rehearsing on the stage at the Jinambra in Paris where she will dance "Carmen" )L i greatest success. She will appear in a new ballet, "La Rose dcs »««is, in which she will sing
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    Lock icon Cary visits Russia
    17 5 Film actor Cary Grant arrived in Moscow yesterday for a three-day "sightseeing trip." Reuter
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    Lock icon 'Explorer' sighted
    14 5 The American satellite "Explorer" was seen at Bloemfontein. South Africj, yesterday. Reuter
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    IF TAXIMEN DEMAND EXTRA, REPORT THEM
    207 5 IF TAXIMEN DEMAND EXTRA, REPORT THEM THE Registrar of Vehi~ cles, Mr. Ong Soon Ann. yesterday asked the public to make an immediate report to his office if they had been overcharged by taxi-drivers during the Chinese New Year. He was commenting on allegations by readers that taxi drivers refused
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    Girls' Brigade chief here for 12 days
    106 5 Girls' Brigade chief here for 12 days THE secretary of the Girls' Life Brigade International Headquarters Miss Hilda Rae is to ad dress members of the Singapore Battalion of the brigade at the V.M.C.A. hall in Orchard Road on Monday at 5.30 p.m. Miss Rae is now on a 12
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      U.K. dosing prices
      181 7 LONDON. Feb. 21. Previous Today li KIiFK No. 1 RSS Oil. Furuoean P<" ts Feb 22% bu y eis 22% buyers no sellers no sellers March 22% buyers 22% buyers 22 Tj, sellers 2274 sellers ■IIMUIt So I KSS Spot 22 b bu y eis 22% buyers
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      New York prices
      98 7 NEW YORK, Feb. 21. Previous Today IN Straits Spot 94.62 nom. 94.87 nom. IN futures traits Contract March 93 25 buyers 94.00 buyers 94.25 sellers 95.00 sellers May 92.87 buyers 93-75 buyers »3.75 sellers 94.50 sellers ONE: Very steady. SALES: Five lots. L'BBER: Futures March 2605 buyers
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      33 7 NEW YORK, Feb. 21. Prertowi Today Industrials 439.74 439.62 I Railroads 105.80 105.31 > Domestic Bonds 88 80 88 99 S Utilities 72.08 7193 5 Stocks Composite Averages.. 150.43 150 21
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      U.S. PEPPER
      57 7 Malabar sp<,t 25%, awaiting pease 25 afloats and Febru[y shipment 25. Lampong spot awaiting release and noatvs 25. February shipment i Sarawak spot and awaiting release 25, afloats and February shipment unquoted. Muntok white spot 35, awaiting release 34 Vz. afloats 34, February shipment 33^2, sellers ex-dock. Above
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      52 7 LONDON, Feb. 21. WRA Philippines c.i.f. U.K./ Tod y >orth European ports delivered March/April £69 nom." £69 nom. OCONIT OIL crude Straits f» t.uropfan ports In bulk SSlWifflPfl-Ji £98 "7* sellers ALIPTOE^coPR^'if »t« £I °BH resellers £108 sellers v c ports per short ton $180.00 sellers
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    STABILISE THE RAW MATERIAL PRICES: RISING CALL IN ASIA
    294 7 STABILISE THE RAW MATERIAL PRICES: RISING CALL IN ASIA THE International Confederation of Free Labom Unions will press the ECAFE conference meet ing in Kuala Lumpur on Monday to give attentior to the problem of stabilising the prices of raw materials. The ICFTU secretary-general for Asia, Mr G Mapara, arrived
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    Malayans get Indian Govt. study awards
    60 7 Malayans get Indian Govt. study awards SIX students from the Federation and Singapore have been awarded scholarships under the Indian Govrenment's Cultural Scholarships scheme for 1959: They are: Chua Wan Tiong, Puvaneswaran, Thow Yew Cheong, Gurcharan Singh, Sukdev Singh and Miss Jolley Cherian. They will study science or engineering subjects
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    Lock icon 5 yrs. for U.S. sgt. who was Red spy
    72 7 An Army court martial In Washington yesterday found M/Sgt. Roy A. Rhodes guilty of conspiring to commit espionage. The married, 40-year-old sergeant was accused of slipping secrets to Russian agents in exchange for sex, vodka and rubles. He was sentenced to
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    Lock icon London-Moscow exchange flights
    33 7 Lord Douglas of Kirtle<slde, chairman of British European Airways, arrived in Moscow by air last night to supervise final details of a proposed agreement for direct London-Moscow "exchange" flights.- Reuter
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    Ships at Base
    24 7 Ships in the Singapore Naval Base today are: Newcastle, Modeste, Cossack, Cavalier, Cheviot, Alert, Mounts Bay, Andrew and St. Bride's Bay.
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    Lock icon Quake hits Tokyo
    22 7 A rolling earthquake .shook Tokyo for about 30 seconds yesterday. There was no immediate report of any damage. U.P.
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      164 7 SINGAPORE I j HIGH TIDES j TODAY: 12.54 p.m. TOMORROW: 1.18 a.m, and 1-28 p.m. MONDAY: 1.44 a.m. and 2.04 p.m. TUESDAY: 2.12 a.m. Z and 2.41 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 2.45 a.m. and 3.29 p.m. 2 THURSDAY: 3.26 a.m. and 4.39 p.m. FRIDAY: 4.20 am, and 6.47 p.m, Today's Radio Programme
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    PRISONER IN TOWER
    1285 8  -  DIANA ROSS Child of Air visits King, and becomes... gfkhkfbl;kgjhl;knj THE STORY SO KAK POOR widow made a wish for a child and clouds in the form of a rod -like man came from the sky and gave her one -a sill Which was named Child of
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      180 8 1 10 I Bli^^^H I^^^^^BB CLUES ACROSS: 3. An Largest South American tide" is one «oing country. 5. It has 'marout. 7, Tsar of Ru.ssia row" inside it. 6. A Chelsea called "the Terrible." 8, one has a very colourful Flower emblem of Eng- uniform. 11, Member of hind. 9.
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      395 8 A colour-in contest! With prizes for youm pOCKET MONEY prizes Free Press, Cecil Streetß are offered for colour- Singapore 1. to reach lml M »iot later (h;i,, Tluir>daiH mg this scene with paints, nex t ,\g e i, mit is l 5 crayons or chalks. X There are four prizes
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    PROFESSING A FAITH IS NOT ENOUGH...
    396 9  - PROFESSING A FAITH IS NOT ENOUGH... Christian Layman Saturday sermon by a NNIAH was an intelligent mali (gardener) but he was very suspicious of knowledge and rning that was foreign to him. Whenever his American master would veny sunn suggestion about improving his work imah would say: "Sahib, that way
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    Lock icon Call to free men
    86 9 IvR John C. H. Wu, who helped draw up the Chinese 9 Nationalist constitution of the *****, and a Catholic layman, made a call at a Catholic conference in Rome tot free men to see God "in the events of the daily "To conquer the world,"
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      289 9 hgfjhlk' fcjlIUH OP ENGLAND Andrews Cathedral; 7 a.m. Communion; 8 a.m. Parish Kar^t and Holy Communion; am Sunday School; 10.30 I Morning Prayer; 11 a.m. ■dann Service; 11.45 a.m. Communion: 6 D.m EvenX BiUU's Cnurcn. fLatong: 7 I Holy Communion 930 a-m. ■Church and Sunday School. Ipm Bible Class and
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      416 9 I Redemptorlst Monastery (Thomson Road): Mass, sermon 6.30. 7.30 and 8 30 ajn Church of Our Lady off Peace (Tanjonf Katong Road): Mass, sermon In Chinese 6 30 8 ajn. and 6 pin. Church of SI Joseph (Bukit limah): Mass. semon 6 15. 715 »nd 8.30 a.m. Church of Th«
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      386 9 BIBLE -PRESBYTERIAN /tH fe «5 ible Presbvterlan Church (H4 Prinsep Street): 415 pm Sunday School; 5.30 pm. Service. Zion Bible- Presbyterian Chnrcb (5 Tavistock Avenue), Serangoon Garden Estate 845 am. Sunday School; 10 a.m Worship, Holy Communion, Mr. G. d. JamesSembawang Sunday School (95 Nemesu Avenue): 9 am. Sunday School.
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    WEEKEND QUIZ PAGE
    565 10 And I thought that you d be stumped! rpiIANK you all for your charming letters, and A once again I can only say I wish that I had the time to answer every one individually. The Holidays didn't seem to make any clilference. There were just as
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    Olympic hope at 14
    255 11 gAMPIOU M-year-old schtx Igirl sprinter t chapman is taster track than any Btralian woman Olympic a! h*t age. ;udl outstanding run- IS Marjorie Jackson, i,-!('v Strickland, Marlene thews and Betty Cuthrt were t in the snme g a t the age of 14 as J apman,
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    A TOUGH TEST FOR UNITED
    332 11 ANCHESTER UNITED, due to receive Nottingham Forest today for the first League itch at Old Trafford since the air tragedy, are unknown quantity. Ivnen the airliner carry- Manchester United feted over the runway fl ploughed into the >und at Munich the most itastic British footballing
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    New photo equipment for K.L?
    95 11 New photo equipment for K.L? ]L|R OSWELL, an Ame- rfcan camera patrol expert, is visiting Kuala Lumpu r as the guest of Mr. Leon* Hoe Yen*. Mr. Osuell has just spent three months in Hong Kong installing the camera patrol there. It is the latest in camera equipment designed to
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    Lock icon ICE HOCKEY
    17 11 Canada brat Norway 5-0 in an international ico hockov match last nluht Jn Oslo. Reuter
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    Lock icon Russians draw with Peking
    20 11 Russians draw w ith Peking Russian soclei V( I(>s for th« Ih,;■ V (1 Cup team. »pte%Vy a dmW Reuter
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    And then ordered off!
    66 11 UNTIL recently Coventry City inside forward Jimmy Knox had never played in «oal in his life. He took part in a club kickabout under the crossbar and so impressed Manager Frith thai he is now City's recognised reserve 'keeper. In his first Combination game at CharMon
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    U.S. SLUGGER TO BATTLE RICHARDSON
    345 11  - U.S. SLUGGER TO BATTLE RICHARDSON DESMOND HACKETT By jjakky LEVENE has signed, sealed and settled for American coloured heavy-weight Cleveland Williams to do battle with Dick Richardson at Empress Hall, London, on March 25. Cleveland Williams comes under the heading of "never heard of him." Mr. Levene has heard much
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    Lock icon Max makes merry
    61 11 E Max Schmeling S (right), former world E heavyweight boxing E E champion, gets down E to some log sawing E with film star Hardy Krueger. E It was all part of the E E fun at a welfare party E E given for German E E
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    Lock icon POLICE STOP A HOCKEY BRAWL
    58 11 POLICE intervened in an international ice hockey match in which Canada beat the United States 9-2 last night in Oslo. Trouble came in the second period when a scuffle broke out between members of the two teams. Front row spectators were sent scuttling for shelter
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    OUR EMPIRE GAMES TEAM
    202 12 Strickland I is off id a\ •JWREE persons will represent Sino a|)or the Empire Games to be opened h v Duke of Edinburgh at Cardiff, WaleTonJ 18, Jl They are a swimmer, an athlete, and Mr I Strickland, an official. All are now in Fii'M-.J'H The
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    Singapore Spring Cup
    111 12 'pHE Spring Cup for Class 1, Division 1 milers is the main attraction at the Singapore Turf Club's March/April meeting on March 29. April 2 and 5. The race carries $7,000 in stakes, plus a cup. There will be two runs for each division of Cl. 1
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    ANNUAL FIXTURE SCRAPPED
    94 12 ANNUAL FIXTURE SCRAPPED THE annual cricke. match between Singpore and Selangor has been scrapped. This decision was reached at the convenors' meeting of the Singapore Cricket Association held at the Singapore Recreation Club last night. The following sub-com-mittees were elected: Tournament and Discipline: Messrs. H. Sheppard, C. Schubert and Lt-Col.
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    Lock icon Australians skittle West Province
    224 12 X Australian cricketers X ere well placed to .ipleti a double over Western Province after one day's play in their return match in Capetown. For the loss of three wickets, they scored 92 to get within 12 runs of the home side's poor first Innings total
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    Lock icon JAMAICA FIGHT BACK
    52 12 A second wicket partnership of 159 for Jamaica J.K. Holt (124). and Alan Rae (91 not out. swung match against Pakistan in Kingston yesterday. Jamaica, who trailed by 130 on first innings, fina the day 155 runs ahead with eight second innings wicl standing. The match ends
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  • THE FREE PRESS Saturday MAGAZINE
    • Title Section
      Masthead
      9 1 THE FREE PRESS Saturday MAGAZINE Singapore, February 22, 1958.
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      Fiona finds bliss and tames her millionaire
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      It's fought selling a new drug
      333 1  - It's fought selling a new drug JENNIFER JOHNS By INTRIGUING revela- E tions about the aver- E age American family 5 doctor came my way in a report by Mr. J.L. Huck, director of Pro- E duct Development of C the Roche drug labo- E ratories. It Is Mr, Huck's
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      No joy for a 'lady opener'
      1100 2  - No joy for a 'lady opener' Dulcie Gray TOUGH WORK a AT THE BAZAAR IHltlll By mini 6 Do peonle at heart stilt think of actresses as unstable and not quite nice? I am inclined to t'Jnh so 9 fHE man at the microphone came to the end of his
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      Where the 'squeeze' pinches ardest
      315 2 Where the 'squeeze' pinches ardest MORK THAN f/00,000 creditsqueezed Briton s are estimated to be "in the red." And a London bank manager told me"l've actually had to advise a desperate client to go to a money lender. As the squeeze and the 7 per cent, bank rate bite home,
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      Our DAILY BREAD... a SLICE of HISTORY
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      Marilyn is 'out' as spare traveller
      364 3 Marilyn is 'out' as spare traveller ■C pOOD fo«- thought for 1 future spacemen i ■J plus a good reason why they should stay earth- B bound comes from a group of doctors who have been studying the problem of tomorrow s space travel. In brief, the doctors have decided
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      New hearts for old
      59 3 THE Mount Sinai Hospital. Baltimore, has announced that "an entire heart" was recently transplanted from one dog to another and kept working for nearly two hours. "This experiment," said Dr. Edgar Berman, "shows that blood ran t>C circulated efficiently by a foreign heart. "It brings closer
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      A sacrifice won 'Mr. Rabbit' a place on moon
      854 3 A sacrifice won 'Mr. Rabbit' a place on moon PELHAM GROOM WRITES ON CHINESE CUSTOMS HOW TOAD GOT THERE-THATS ANOTHER TALE MANY people look at the full moon and see either a man's face or a woman brushing her hair, but the Chinese see neither To them one of the
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    • FILM PREVIEWS
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        'AROUND THE WORLD' JUST MISSES THE BOAT
        403 4 'AROUND THE WORLD' JUST MISSES THE BOAT \l/F.LI_ it has come at last; the much heralded, much vaunted "Around The World In 80 Days" has reached Singapore and by the time you read this many of you will have already seen it and come to your own conclusions. It is
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        IF YOU WANT EXCITEMENT SEE 'MAN AFRAID'
        345 4 IF YOU WANT EXCITEMENT SEE 'MAN AFRAID' "JtyJAN Alraid" is a very forceful drama starring George Nader and Tim Horey, There have been many abduction stories but nover one quite like this in which George Nader plays the part of a Minister who kills a burglar, an event which brings
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        A WAR OF NERVES ON THE HIGH SEAS
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