The Straits Times, 27 October 1957
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Title Section15 1957-10-27 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES VeffSale^ In Mafaf* No. 1,157 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1957 20 CENTS15 words
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Article, Illustration60 1957-10-27 1 Focus ON THE Famous i' m extraordinary beautiful and women, men dishi d in many ANTONY BEAUCHAMP encoun•hem all. Ittorc he died Antony teauch.imp wrote the story of his life Focus on the Famous." It starts today in Page 3. FOCUS ON THE FAMOUS Antony Beauchamp s own personal pictun60 words
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Article97 1957-10-27 1 IN OTHER PAGES Pages j Day of Infamy by Walter Lord 2 j h Barries Page 6 j 7 j I |ane Lee"* Casebook 7 j Malaya s future airmen 9 j Countryman s |ournal 9 i Don Bidior 10 I 700 Kiwis train ♦or jungle duty 10 j ell97 words
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Article13 1957-10-27 1 I Princess rear -old Duchess of ■nirse in London learned last13 words
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220 1957-10-27 1 piRST-YEAR students were interviewed behind locked doors by University of Malaya authorities yesterday on the forms of ragging they had received since they joined the university last month. Tlk> Sunday Times understands that a report may be lodged with the police v result220 words
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Article, Illustration26 1957-10-27 1 Two members of the Police Reserve Unit help jerry an old man in the Batu Lane area of K.L.26 words
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443 1957-10-27 1 ■{(JALA LUMPUR. Sat. The worst floods to hit Kuala Lumpur since 1926 today forced more than 2.000 people to seek refuge away from their homes. A partially blind 65-year-old man was drowned while trying to save his belong- hen waters engulfed his443 words
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Article38 1957-10-27 1 EIGIN, (North Dakota' Sat. Quadruplet daughters were bom yesterday to a farmer's wife. Mrs. Peter Meier. All four babies, averaging around 3 lb. each, and their 32-year-old mother are in good condition.— A.P.AP - 38 words
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Article32 1957-10-27 1 LONDON. Sat. Sir Winston Churchill last ni^ht visited Harrow School to hear its 600 pupils sing the tradi- tional school songs he knew so well as a boy. Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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105 1957-10-27 1 BEIRUT. Sat.— King Saud of Saudi Arabia plans to take a 52nd wife -the 19-ycar-oid nelce of the Premier of Lebanon it was reliably learnt last night. Th<- girl is Ferial Snlh and the Arabian monarch met her when he visited Premier Sami105 words
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Article, Illustration104 1957-10-27 1 BLONDIE JOINS US NEXT WEEK! DLONDIE joins the Sunday Times next week with her husband, Dagwood Bumstead. These comic strip characters are known and loved the world over and we are sure that you willl love them, too. Blondie will make you laugh. yes. But, more important, she will teach104 words
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Article75 1957-10-27 1 I^OTA BHARU, Sat. Robbers broke into the house of a rich Chinese widow yesterday and shot dead her son-in-law, Chan Ah Wong, who attacked them with a chopper. Then they set upon the widow. Madam Koh Mek Eng. with a parang after she had refused to75 words
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Article76 1957-10-27 1 Girl's body found in undergrowth KAMPAR. Sat.— The mutilated body of a 12-year-I old Gopeng schoolgirl. NoI raini bint,. Abdul Wahab. who had been mßsing for four days, was found in undergrowth by an estate labourer about one mile from Kota Bahru this morning. The body wa s covered with76 words
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Article57 1957-10-27 1 NEW YORK Sat. Fortune Magazine today ideni tified Mr J. Paul Getty, a U.S. oilman now living in Paris, as America's richest man. it said he is worth more than US$7OO million. Getty, a self-made multimillionaire heads a list of 76 Americans whose wealth Fortune57 words
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Article60 1957-10-27 1 LITTLE ROCK. Sat. The nine Negro students at integrated Central High School reported for classes yesterday for the first time without a military escort. Troops have been escorting the students daily but an I army spokesman told newsmen: •All nine Negro students are in classUP - 60 words
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Article26 1957-10-27 1 SAIGON, Sat. Forty people were killed and 70 injured when a wooden bridge collapsed tonight in Saißon's botanical gardens during Republic Day celebrations. ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Article740 1957-10-27 1 WASHINGTON, Saturday. f"HE Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan, and President Eisenhower yesterday forged a BritishAmerican brain power trust to offset Russian satellite and missile gains. At the end of a three-day summit conference Mr. Macmillan and the President issued a communique outlining plans for closerReuter; UP - 740 words
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Article91 1957-10-27 1 A large crowd in the lobby of the Capitol Theatre, Singapore, yesterday saw three young women being taken away by a police inspector, two policemen and a police woman after a short struggle. The women, dressed in shirts and jeans, were from a birthday party at the91 words
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Article40 1957-10-27 1 WOMAN KILLED Chiaeae woman killed, seven others, including I British soldiers. hurt when Iwq eara eeiHded <t dill milt. Thomson Kn.iri. Singapore, nMnishl last night. WATER RISING KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Floods in town <r«.i risiiiK at I a.m. !•<■]40 words
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Article, Illustration51 1957-10-27 2 Day of Infamy by WALTER LORD The battleship the USS Ariiona mor- tally wounded in Pearl Harbour. A bomb crashed through the fore- castle, and set off the forward maga- zinc. They slithered across the tilting oil-cover- HI ed floor and landed in a heap among the table and chairs51 words
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1021 1957-10-27 2 THE TRAPPED MEN PLEAD BUT THE DOORS STAY SHUT Screams in the dark, then someone shouts 'Abandon ship!' Ssliip in Pearl Harbour began to catch on that what was happening on that inny Sunday morning was no elaborate, unannounced security drill that had crazily nd. In the destroyer Castor the1,021 words
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884 1957-10-27 2 an overhead hatch Ensign Victor Delano could see that the third deck wa> starting to flood. Heavy yellowish ~moke began pouring down through the opening. The list grew steeper; tracking board, plotting board. f ables. chairs, cots, everything slid across the room884 words
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Article, Illustration1338 1957-10-27 3 BY ANTONY BEAUCHAMP THE Sunday Times today begins publication of the late Antony Beauchamp's autobiography, FOCUS ON THE FAMOUS. It was a remarkable life but perhaps nothing in it was more extraordinary than the way he entered his world of distinguished men and beautiful1,338 words
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131 1957-10-27 3 BEST KEPT SECRET OF QUEEN'S TV BROADCAST T ONDON, Sat. The best kept secret behind the Queen's successful television broadcast in Canada was the intensive four-week "grooming" course she took in Buckingham Palace. When the Queen saw her first telerecording, after practising camera technique, she said: "That's terrible, isn't it?'131 words
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Advertisement107 1957-10-27 3 Do You Know? That.... The MALAYAN RAILWAY hns the answer to your problem of where to spend your next vacation? Visit the beauty spots of Malay:), travelling in the carefree atmosphere of the comfortable and speedy EXPRESS TRAINS. For relief from the monotony and heat of the cities visit the107 words
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Advertisement165 1957-10-27 3 "small WONDER" rca Victor the stetson-moo-h sbts This Stetson's a perfect little wonder with a cost to match its tiny size- With a height of 3.5/16", a width of 51/2" ar| d a depth of 1] V". and weighing just one pound, this set has a "Golden Throat" 'tone to165 words
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153 1957-10-27 4 LANDSLIDES IN FEDERATION HOLD UP TRAINS Emergency bus service ran to linhwith clearjine KUALA LUMPUR Saturday. THREE landslides north of here due to heavy floods disrupted rail services today. Two trains with several Singapore passengers due to leave Kuala Lumpur for Penang and Ipoh at 9 p.m. and 9.40 p.m.153 words
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Article, Illustration16 1957-10-27 4 Miss Anderson at last night's performance16 words
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280 1957-10-27 4 UNTIL last week Marian Anderson was known only in Singapore by reputation and records as one of the world's leading contraltos. In the Victoria Memorial Hall last night, she enhanced her reputation and became a reality to an eagerly-expectant capacity audience. Preceded by a280 words
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211 1957-10-27 4 REDS KILL BRITISH SOLDIER IN JUNGLE IPOH, Sat A British sol--1 dier, Pte. David Jack, of the Royal Lincolnshire Regiment, was killed by terrorists near the jungle fringe in the Chemor area. 12 miles from Ipoh yesterday. Another patrol from the same regiment contacted four terrorists shortly after in the211 words
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Article98 1957-10-27 4 The Frankel Estate Residents' Association was formed yesterday after a meeting attended by more than 150 people at the Siplap Secondary School, Cheviot Hill. Officials of the association, which will look after the interests of more than 5,000 people living on the estate, are: President, Mr. N.98 words
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Article58 1957-10-27 4 The history department of the University of Malaya la discussing a proposal to include a course in archaeology In the history course. The head of the department. Prof. C. Northcoto Parkinson, told the Sunday I Times yesterday that he would seek the approval of the arts58 words
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131 1957-10-27 4 A SECOND hymn set to modern music will be introduced to the congregation of St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore. The hymn "There's a Wideness in God's Mercy" will be played to the tempo of a slow waltz. The Cathedral choir has already rehearsed it. Mr.131 words
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Article96 1957-10-27 4 LEE CO. HEAD PAP AGAIN The new central executive committee of the Sin. gapore People's Action Party yesterday put the old leaders back in the top party posts. Dr. Toh Chin Chye was elected chairman. Mr Lee Kuan Yew secretary-general and Mr On e En K Guan treasurer. Other office-bearers96 words
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69 1957-10-27 4 TEACHER SENDS 'HOMESICK CABLE NOW WEDS L o'd 0 HA^ Lor Pore Sm cabled one: Next c. Kirn. sent in T «o S? Chen smith broth Lia i acr<. one ol Satay Part)) The cerm. by a lun cade tauni party pore Rest The bnd' daußhT Choon Jii port brideen-.i69 words
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Article59 1957-10-27 4 Edward told a Bin he was fa of house-! did not nr "went thr door." He plead the chars the house i I lai of Y( on Tharsd alternati-.' ing stolen pro] I Bail of $1,00 till Nov 6 Education for citizenship 7 hold a pub59 words
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Advertisement340 1957-10-27 4 Jightjway! GjfiM Have joo seen how thcs« Homby-Djt pull really long trains at speed the realistic stations and level c bridges and goods vehicles, signais in station staff? Any Hornby-Dub large or small, is easy to wor«. reliable. Ask to jet Hornby-Dubio n; Wholesalers: Robinson Co. Ltd.. Rafflrs I MADE340 words
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Article, Illustration307 1957-10-27 5 ngh (baby in arms) hands in petition after two-hour wait |>OLICE yesterday ringed Assembly House in High Street and prevented 200 Singapore Harbour Board workers and their families from gathering near the building to see the Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock. The307 words
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230 1957-10-27 5 A RUSH by many of Singapore's 250.000 aliens, to register as citizens is expected when Operation Franchise" begins next Friday Hundreds of Chinese a-sso-ciattona and pdlda in the colony are preparing to help members who are eligible to register. The Chinese Chamber of230 words
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Article32 1957-10-27 5 Mas Productions will present a programme of Indian variety dances by Sivadas- j Vatsala and troupe at the Chinese YMCA Hall. Prince Edward Road. Singapore, at 8 p.m. next Saturday.32 words
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642 1957-10-27 5 DAY OF INFAMY-From Page 2 offer much protection a torpedo struck home almost right away and nothing could stop the steel that rained down from the bombers now overhead. A big one shattered the boat deck between No. 4 and No 6 guns642 words
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Article, Illustration84 1957-10-27 5 Mr. Arthur Hayes Sulzberger. publisher of the New York Times (third from left), and his wife (on his right) after their arrival in Singapore by Pan-American for a short visit yesterday. With them are Mr. C. L. Sulzberger. chief diplomatic correspondent of the New York84 words
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Article64 1957-10-27 5 MALACCA. Sat.- Tee Thiam Cho. 32. was charged in thf Alor Gajah magistrate's court today with possession of counterfeiting instruments and counterfeit coins, in a house at the 22nd mile. Padang Sebang. The charges alleged that Tee had 56 counterfeit 20--cent coins and seven counterfeit 10-cent coins.64 words
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Article317 1957-10-27 5 BRITISH SOCCER RESULTS I LONDON. Sat.— Results of today's football matrhrs: ENGLISH LEAGUE ONE Birmingham (.5 Bolton l*iti nl. 3 Aston Villa 0 i h. U. i 0 Arsenal Manchester C 2 Luton Newcastle D. 1 Wolves Notts F. 1 Blackpool I Portsmouth I Leicester Preston N.F.. 3 Everton SheffieldReuter - 317 words
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Advertisement217 1957-10-27 5 Bat Before you litten look in the RADIO WEEKLY only 30 cents. Be Proud of Your English Improve Your Speech and Writing in a Few Hours n| with the letting them down. It was to and write? meet their need that the v are R<gent Institute planned the that Elective217 words
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Advertisement404 1957-10-27 5 A SAFE DEPOSIT > for YOUR FUNDS J C SECURITY; Group Assets Exceed £15,000,000 I I #"|TL^t MXI M.lll Kitowlrdiicand hxprricnet I I W~ItJB SVI N V" Kisk of Dopretiatioß I I 11/ nT s^* |ss > cars gf Doilopmcnt B I SIAM)\RI>s I hi- Best in Banking I I404 words
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Article, Illustration250 1957-10-27 6 The Fashion Pilgrim's Progress Voila! a French without tears way to become an ideal miss IIALAYAN girls are A becoming more and more beauty conis and are i to learn modern Continental techniques of skin carr. I found this oat when I sat in during the week at a class250 words
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Article, Illustration156 1957-10-27 6 Toe the line— here's footwear's latest WHY DOES MISS KNOW-HOW SHINE AND MISS CLUELESS FUMBLE-HERE IS A SUSAN BARRIE PAGE TO TELL YOU OUT THE PEEP-TOE-IN THE POINTED CHOE styling has undergone a major revolution. and women have finally accepted the pointed toe, the narrow, shapely heel. Stage and television156 words
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242 1957-10-27 6 Face it, girls: Don't delay, tackle that pimple pest now LAST week our beauty adviser, Mrs. Klerk, mentioned some of the common causes of acne or pimples that often distress people In their teens and early twenties. This week she suggests more causes of the condition and some possible ways.242 words
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103 1957-10-27 6 A USTRALIAN fashions, always cool and becoming, this season emphasise the feminine, billowy look, with chiffon, silk, frills. lace and ribbons. The Chanel look, with Its ropey beads, spotted silk blouses and side-slung hats, gives way to the "cissy look' for103 words
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Article95 1957-10-27 6 FOR MEN IN A WOMEN'S WORLD.... PROCESS for flxinpermanent creases in woollen fabrics has been discovered by the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation in Melbourne. The process is the outcome of several years work It is described as a simpli one of spraying a weak chemical solutionReuter - 95 words
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187 1957-10-27 6 Don't be a heat-and-eat miss -*cooh and like your coohina YOUNG cooks who want to make a plash at th* next "special occasion" party, shou try their hand at making a delicious Lemon Ma«i«S. Pudding. You need: I l '2187 words
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Article109 1957-10-27 6 rE Qumi wardrob" the fashin a Canadians and during her recent tour o' the two con As a compliment t Canadians, she it tended a State banquet at Government House, Of rearing a Norman H:.: dress with a .-weeping garland of mapli' leaves encircling the skirt.109 words
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Advertisement99 1957-10-27 6 A DELICIOUS PRESCRIPTION f§^^ "Yes, lies the picture of health now, Mrs. A. He was t PSpS^^^^f^s ght; due to his rapid growth the doctor fl ffjss •What did he prescribe. Mrs. B?" £1; "Plenty of best quality milk every day MILKMATD IJ c %^u/^^2 MILK ol course made with99 words
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Advertisement110 1957-10-27 6 ZONAS js^ <s£\ TRADEMARK flPjKfclS 7^K> Surgical i^Pf f% Plaster y^T^^F has so r^^W many uses M Treating a mound, fixing J /flHHHfltfk a dressing, or strapping tm /jfl a pad in place. mf 'JE Putting a non-slip grip Mending a fountain fen up or on a badminton racket or110 words
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Article, Illustration1155 1957-10-27 7 Address your letter: The 'Know Alls', The Sunday Times, Cecil Street, Singapore 1. WHAT isJheJCKK?...WHO is Judith Tuvim?... WHY^those costly Cadillacs?. ..HOW can I stop this nuisance?...WHEN can we visit the m00n?... f our Hke pick moi i rains it her un- never anti- 'Is the1,155 words
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376 1957-10-27 7 DOCTOR-SHY, THIS GIRL WANTS TO BECOME NURSE I WENT to see a doctor In his office one day and I met him again in the lift when I was coming down. Since then I have felt entirely different in my mind, hands and legs. I feel as if I am376 words
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Article257 1957-10-27 7 A LTHOUGM I am 19, I am still schooling and have constant friction with my mother over money. I am her only daughter and she supports me. I do feel old enough to support myself; but I hope to finish school next year and will then257 words
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Article253 1957-10-27 7 ILOST my mother ten years ago and my father married again. Since then we have always had trouble. I am 21, the eldest of the family, and have been helping my father look after the shop since I left school about six months ago. Now my253 words
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Article113 1957-10-27 7 COULD you please tell me whether a person is happier married or not married? I had a discussion with my friends (all bachelors) on this and we came to no deeper conclusion than that bachelors, even though they cannot experience the loy of marriage, do not113 words
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Article114 1957-10-27 7 I AM deeply In love with a cousin of mine. J think she loves me too and I would like to propose to her. But I have heard that marriage between near relatives is not advisable biologically and harmful to some extent hereditarily. Please enlighten114 words
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Article155 1957-10-27 7 That voice— is it real Or... tV>R the past year I have ■T heard a girl's voice speaking to me daily. I speak back to her. but she will not tell me her address. I am frightened about this and have not told anyone. Is it a real person or155 words
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Miscellaneous9 1957-10-27 7 ~^X*& kNOW VCXJg NAME) I Y~\ OPUCT N&WSJ j9 words
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Article, Illustration200 1957-10-27 8 ESSAY PRIZE WILL HELP HER TO BE A DOCTOR THE money awarded for her prize winning essay will help 13-year-old Viv en Choo in her future studies to become a doctor. Vivien, a form 111 student of the Singapore Chinese Girls 1 School, received $500 for submitting the best essay200 words
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Article41 1957-10-27 8 An educational exhibition, featuring audio-visual teachtng aids used in France, will be held at the premises of the Alliance Francaise, Laidlaw Building, Singapore tomorrow. The exhibition will be open to the public till Nov. 3. I41 words
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Article, Illustration313 1957-10-27 8 A professor's cocktail party secret THEY ARRIVE HALF AN HOUR LATE AND ROTATE CLOCKWISE IN THE ROOM. IGNORING NOBODIES' THE art of spotting key people at a cocktail party is the secret of Professor C. Nor'thcote Parkinson, of the I'niversity of Malaya. But in his latest book, "Parkinson's Law" just313 words
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66 1957-10-27 8 Mr. LOKE APPOINTED CLERK OF ASSEMBLY MR. LOKE WENG CHEE. who started as a clerk in the Statistics Department, has been appointed Clerk of the Singapore Legislative Assembly. Mr. Loke has been acting as Clerk of the Assembly i since March, when the former Clerk. Mr. R.P. Lewis. was appointed66 words
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Article32 1957-10-27 8 The Mayor of Penang, Mr. G. H. Goh, now in Singapore on a week's visit with his wife, visited the Cathay Organisation's Keris Studios at East Coast Road, yesterday.32 words
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Article27 1957-10-27 8 The French ConsulateGeneral in Singapore will be closed on Friday and Saturday All Saints' and All Souls' Day and also on Nov. 11, Armistice Day.27 words
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Article186 1957-10-27 8 -MALACCA COUNCIL IS TOLD MALACCA, Saturday. THE State Secretary. Mr. D. Eastwood, said today that foreign countries might be confused if Malacca was renamed "Melaka". He was replying to Inche Mohamed bin Haji Rahman (alliance) who had asked in the State Council when the spelling186 words
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Article121 1957-10-27 8 The Governor, Sir Robert Black, has approved the following bank and public holidays in Singapore for next year: New Years Day (Jan. I), Thaii pusam (Feb. 3>. Chinese New I Year and the following day (Feb. 18 and 19). Good Friday and the tollowins day (April121 words
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277 1957-10-27 8 Don't run risk of blackmail, indebted Govtmen warned THE Singapore Government is distributing 30,000 pamphlets warning its officers that they run the risk of being blackmailed by moneylenders if they do not declare their debts. The pamphlets, prepared by the Co-operative Development Division of the Ministry of Commerce, say: Is277 words
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100 1957-10-27 8 IPOH, Sat.— A former Home Guard. Wong Choo. 23. who used a forged Post Office savings book to cheat the Government, was jailed for six months by the sessions court here. Wong, was found guilty of cheating the Government of $100 at the General100 words
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Article37 1957-10-27 8 Two films "Ruberoid in the Making" and "Protection with Ruberoid were screened in the Hollywood Room of the Odeon Cinema. Singapore, yesterday by the Ruberoid Company and their agents. Messrs. Guthrie and Co Ltd.37 words
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Article29 1957-10-27 8 Twenty four Singapore Chinese school teachers will meet the Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, tomorrow as part of a civics programme sponsored by the Government.29 words
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Article43 1957-10-27 8 The manager of the Indian Overseas Bank in Singapore. Mr. S. V. Sundaram, and his wife gave a cocktail party in honour of the chairman of the bank's board of directors. Mr. M. Ct. Muthiah, at Raffles Hotel last night.43 words
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Article, Illustration58 1957-10-27 8 MISS POON WILL SING IN STAR-STUDDED VARIETY SHOW MISS POON SAU KENG. the popular singer, will be one of the guest artistes in the Serangoon Community Association's variety show at the Singapore Badminton Hall on Nov 2. Others include Khoo Teng Eng, magician, Tony Estrada, singer and Laila Sani dancer.58 words
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110 1957-10-27 8 DENANC, Sat. More than 100 Malay call girls attending an antivice congress here next month will be separated from the men delegates by a white screen. "They will sit with the women delegates," Che Hawa, leader of the Women's Section of the110 words
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Article65 1957-10-27 8 vi. J^ IPI N Sat A senior teacher in the Xin B Edward iinS°°im Mr °c a h Kee has be »PPolnted commanding officer of the Federation Volunteer Reconnaissance Corps, with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. r«i uperv so ot the Junior se.tion of the65 words
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Advertisement120 1957-10-27 8 g^p^ 9'Vc credit to M^M M for RADIANT WHITENESS W^L Jj^^NM sa > s Ah Choy ffik EsX^W I' \^>- rO is yer 7 much part of the family XH-^ ~18 A^A// Wong family tradition. For years and l/M \^^w^^^l /'A\ years Ah Choy has used Rinso to J yf^tJ~'T\120 words
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Article125 1957-10-27 9 Jeffrey Francis - PRIDE OF TH E NATION Jeffrey Francis by »w N the Prime rer, Tengku man, walkrhe line of jressed boys Kuala Lumpur last week a gleam of his eyes. id occasion And ason too 350 MEMBERS 100 boys on th( future alruwn air mcmaion of Lining niw has tnbera They125 words
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Article, Illustration296 1957-10-27 9 co-operating witn tne FMATC, make sure that their students who are cadets do not miss their lessons. Said Mr. Arunasalam: "Our training is as strict as that in any air force. We choose boys who can become future pilots and officers "fit the end of each year296 words
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373 1957-10-27 9 A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR OUR YOUNG MEN IN NEW, BIGGER AIR FORCE wa s promoted to Administration Officer. At the end of this month he will be the Commandant, taking over from Squadron Leader, A. A. Wragg. who held the post since 1954. Mr. Wragg will go to England on373 words
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527 1957-10-27 9 Back at the Dusun after a short spell in hospital FRIDAY. OCT. 18. 1957 QN the afternoon of the 6th. the medical assistant in charge of the Kota Tinggi hospital arrived at the Dusun in an antiquated ambulance, and after giving the Tuan a shot persuaded him to enter vehicle527 words
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232 1957-10-27 9 DETROIT, (Michigan) Sat. Diamonds exactly like those found in nature are being made now by man in a matter of minutes. So far the man-made stones cost more and they are tiny as grains of sand. But their creator and producer,AP - 232 words
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Article127 1957-10-27 9 NEW TEENAGE PHILOSOPHY ON DEATH QSAKA, Sat. Japanese police have uncovered a strange teenage philosophy that has taken eight lives. They fear it may take more. Officers tell this story: Three days ago an 18--year-old high school boy, Yasuo Satake, leaped to his death from the roof of his school.AP - 127 words
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Advertisement31 1957-10-27 9 Proud to be <#M^ specially selected... .-^i^^^fc. for Campbell's Tomato Soup! Enjoy its rich, so delicious >\ red-ripe flavor... and nutritious! fiampSelli TOMATO SOUP sof Campbell's Soups.. .so much enjoyment in eachj31 words
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Advertisement130 1957-10-27 9 •W^V.V.V.V.V^/.V.V^AV.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.VA\VA«VVUSV/iVUVAV.V.V.V.V.V \Amual I 1 1 *BAKGMtS\ FROM I TOMORROW -MONDAY 28th Oct. f FOR LADIES, M EJ^&^DtUIU^J^ 5 OUR FAMOUS ITEMS IN j: BARGAIN COUNTERS MENS WEAR 5 5 AT PRIPF^ Tj $1.00, $1.50. $2.00, $2.50 Ml t3 > > OFFER YOU UNBELIEVABLE NONE j: VALUE for your MONEY can130 words
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Article79 1957-10-27 10 Word, tin (Minimum; CHIN-CHIA: The Engagement Is announced today between Jun Thin i Jackie;, eldest son of Madam Lay Hea n Nyeok and the late Mr. Chin Khee Jin, and Anne*, only daughter of Madam Koh Leng Choo and the late Mr. Chia Soon Kirn. Hll III: The engagement79 words
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Article31 1957-10-27 10 2li Word, lit Minimum). THE MORTGAOE Protection PolKy Assures your family of the mobi comforting kind of security a debtfree home. For particulars write Nell Angus, P.O. Box 2664, pore.31 words
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Article286 1957-10-27 10 t^VERY year with the beginning of a new session at the University of Malaya comes trouble among the undergraduates over ragging. Once work gets under way the trouble dies down, but it is nevertheless real and disquieting. Youthful high spirits at the beginning of a new academic286 words
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Article176 1957-10-27 10 A T the same meeting that they adopted a budget for next year showing a deficit of $513,000, the Malacca Municipal Council voted $11,000 to buy a car for the use of its president. The $11,000 in a total expenditure of $3,354,000 is a Heabite. But176 words
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Article, Illustration304 1957-10-27 10 DAVID FINDLAY - DAVID FINDLAY by from WAIOURU CAMP, NEW ZEALAND HERE, in the shadow of 9,175 ft. snowclad Ruapehu, one of New Zealand's highest and most impressive mountains, 700 fit-looking Kiwi soldiers are training for a two to three years' tour of duty in Malaya.304 words
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Article, Illustration44 1957-10-27 10 Maoris of the Malaya battalion sit around in their tented advance camp at Waiouru waiting to begin one of their exercises. In the background is the snow-clad Mount Ruapehu. "Back, goof head, back, I'm not asking for ransom."44 words
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Article, Illustration422 1957-10-27 10 as a result of the Government's failure to live up to an undertaking to provide houses in Malaya for families of the battalion men. Wives complain of housing The leader of the Labour Party. Mr. Walter Nash, said he had received letters from wives422 words
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Article130 1957-10-27 10 HE HELPED MAKE THE FIRST A-BOMB XX/ASHINCTC Dai Neils Bch-. the first peace a war at the Nat of Scien a key part the United velop the I bomb aftei the Nazis in war. Since then thi white-hahe worked tir< tance of a plai national Inspe control of In accepting130 words
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Advertisement627 1957-10-27 10 Straits Times Free Press For the convenience of adver- floor. SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE, ORCHARD ROAD, will receive .moll •dvertixmwiti and answtrt to box numbcri. Clou. tied 1 •dvcrtiternentt may I alto be handed to: CITY BOOK STORE LTD., WincKeitor House, Collyer Quay, $m«apore. MR M. M. ISMAIL, J Admiralty Road,627 words
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Advertisement11 1957-10-27 10 Sole Ager's SCHMIDT t CO., IM) LTD. P.O. BOX 2395, SINGAPORE.11 words
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Advertisement107 1957-10-27 10 every Electrolux is built to last! \aaaaaHaHv******' has everything Electrolux ha\c learned in Over 30 years of making Quiet Suction Cleaners: More suction power for deep, thorough cleaning. Throw-away' ban* eliminate handlingof dust Lighter tools, lightweight hott and tubes. N>lon rollers increase mobility. All floor-to-ceiling cleaning took, (including sprayer) at107 words
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Article158 1957-10-27 11 WNCIL SUB- COMMITTEE PONDERS HINTS OF FRAUD AND MAKES- EXPERT FROM COLONIAL FICE' \CAPORE City :il sub-com-has recomthat the Secretary be send a financcr to examine council's budget d accounting -nmit'ee, comKum Chee Dougall. •'lowing a Director of H M. Watson, payments 1 l 1956158 words
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Article, Illustration58 1957-10-27 11 Emerald sheath at tea -time fashion show Dresses designed b> %tf Eunice Brent were displayed at a fashion show at the Adelphi Hotel Singapore on Friday at tea. time. She is seen above in an emerald green sheath with blark polka dots. On the right Tania models a pink cheongsam58 words
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Article, Illustration222 1957-10-27 11 Singapore gets TV-for a while FIRM WANTS TO TEST PUBLIC INTEREST TELEVISION has come io Singapore but it will only be for a few weeks. A leading radio firm has imported nine receiving sets to test public interest. The firm has also brought in a trained cameraman who will shoot222 words
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Article35 1957-10-27 11 Four thugs held up a soldier. Pte. Zamidin bin 22. of 25 Coy. RASC. Aver Raiah Road, on <~"ollver Quay. Rinpanore. at I*>iS am. yesterday and robbed him of $150 at knifenoint35 words
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Article26 1957-10-27 11 More than 200 people attended the ory>ninc of the new Rnrr.akrishna Mission library in Norris Road. Singapore, yesterday. The library hns 4 noo books.26 words
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Article52 1957-10-27 11 Kola Bharu CATHAY: Tarzan and the Lost Safari 12.30. 3. 7.15. 9 30. LIDO: Cheng Toong Mor Van j (Cantonesei 12.30. 3, 7 15, 9.30Knanlan CATHAY: Scaramouche 10.30; Artists and Models 2.30. 7, 9.30. REX: Ten Wanted Men 10.45; I LJ] V Snow (Part Two) 12.30, 2.30,52 words
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Article28 1957-10-27 11 A total of 454 young men registered for National Service In Singapore yesterday —the 21st day of registration. This brings the total to date to 13.759.28 words
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Article27 1957-10-27 11 lIBERO was acquitted in a Singapore court harges of exhibiting obscene photographs and attempting to Insult their modesty by an Indecent act.27 words
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85 1957-10-27 11 First council meeting since merdeka MALACCA. Sat.— The Governor, Mr. Leong Yew Koh. today opened the first Malacca State Council meeting since merdeka. Before entering the Council Chamber, the Governor inspected a guard of honour mounted by local police. The Council adopted seven motions and passed two bills. The major85 words
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Article340 1957-10-27 11 FREE FILM SHOW at Ceylon Sports Club. Balestier Road, 7.15 p.m.: programme of Ceylon Government documentary films. INITED NATIONS EXHIBITION at British Council Hall, Stamford Road, 9 a.m. to 5.30 p m.- free shows of UN. films 9.30 a.m., 11 a.m., 2.30 p.m. and 5 P m.340 words
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Article54 1957-10-27 11 TODAY: Singapore 1.29 a.m. rBft 81n.) 12.47 p.m. (9ft. 71n.): Kuantan 10 38 a.m. f6ft); I Trengganu 8. 30 am. Oft. 3in> 1 11.39 p.m. (6ft. Bin.). TOMORROW: Singapore 2.15 a.m. (Bft. 21n.) 1.27 p m < 9ft 21n); Kuantan 12.26 a.m. (»ft. fiin.) 11.1754 words
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Article, Illustration58 1957-10-27 11 Attractive singer Teresa Leung who will give an operatic recital at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Nov. 24 in aid of the Good Shepherd Convent's girls' home building fund. She will also sing in Chinese. The concert will include a piano recital by Chua Chia58 words
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Article76 1957-10-27 11 ONE DAY MORE FOR $25,000 JACKPOT YOU still have time to make your bid for the $25,000 Jackpot in The Malayan Monthly's Contest 'O' (October). The closing date has been extended by one day to Tuesday, Oct. 29 at 5 p.m. owing to the intervention of a public holiday in76 words
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Article59 1957-10-27 11 Singapore Copra Association noon prices per picul yesterday were: fair merchantable Bombay mixed copra October 526 I' 4 buyers. $26 5 8 sellers. Tnne quietly steady. Singapore Coconut Oil Millers' Association: bulk S4.)\ sellers, drum $45 sellers- Tone quietTIN PRICE For the third successive trading day the price59 words
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240 1957-10-27 11 |^lERSINC. Sat. The Johore Harbour Master has told the Mersing Chamber of Commerce that fishing off the east coast of Johore must end this year on Nov. 10 The normal "close season" the period when storms are at their worst begins on Dec. 31240 words
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Advertisement110 1957-10-27 11 "\ou're going to have a baby" rj«_s^j You must drink Ribena daily, both while you are expecting baby and wWen > you ans nursing baby, iffy because you botn need 1/ extra natural vitamin C S^ Jf— nj <** AT a k J Look at him Fine body, sturdy C110 words
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Advertisement371 1957-10-27 11 j FORGET YOUR^BLES Clear and forward S]J\ with JJr& \MJ ISL AY KERR <Sc Co. Ltd. (k r^*\ W^ PHONE 2313 <«ji^^/ -^mhJ FACTS CANNOT BE DENIED. I i X; Deaf persons very much regretted for having purchased non-precision Hearing Aids without their ears being examined and deafness tested. As371 words
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Article, Illustration589 1957-10-27 12 Vernon Bartlett - by Review of Straits Times Annual This is the record of momentous 1957 the year of merdeka and great drama which marked the transfer of power from Britain to Malaya .a transfer carried out with so much grace and goodwill to kindle hopes that we589 words
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Article465 1957-10-27 12 DONALD DAVIES - DONALD DAVIES HISTORICAL CORNER by ...YEAR OF INDIAN MUTINY IT MARKED NEW ERA FOR COLONY RESENTMENT in Singapore had been growing for many years against administration of the Straits Settlement of Singapore, Penang and Malacca by the Supreme Government of Bengal. It was felt that a government in Calcutta465 words
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Article178 1957-10-27 12 Because of insufficient entries which were of a poor standard we have decided to declare a "no contest" for this week's theme: "My Best Trick Shot." The prize money of $55 will be added on to tin- prizes to be won on Nov. 10. 1957. making178 words
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Article, Illustration19 1957-10-27 12 News from the family it must be good. Just look at t19 words
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354 1957-10-27 12 JUST A PEEP... Baretop beauties of Carcosa...the goodwill gift Inside the secret societies One of the happiest photos in the Annual is on the Contents page; it shows a crowd of youngsters waving Merdeka flags. With such good-humour-ed raw material, there is every hope that we are rather at the354 words
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Advertisement210 1957-10-27 12 Opemus, Opematus and Axomat Precision Enlargers. These wellknown .i. enlargera are now j available in the following types: JL 0 O|>rmus. 21 x3C 107.50 0 Dpeotttat,24 <^Bk mm. autotn.itii-. ,^*llUL Oftmm D6i (> /''Jyll colour ctil.i: x^ S^7 150.00 S^Jv^ 1 137.50 <§^!|| Trading Company Holland (M) Ltd., 201, CLEMENCEAU210 words
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Miscellaneous44 1957-10-27 12 The clues fWUMff/K j ACROSS: 1 Move to ftnoUu* fflfiL I Sorry i 9); 12 PupU (7); 14 1/ I U |3 |4 15 |6 BB^"" Helper 32 Expression (4); 'C I H^~ |/8 I Solution In Page it I J— L— .^W 144 words
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Article, Illustration368 1957-10-27 13 LAURIE WESTON - LAURIE WESTON By MONROE, the orphan waif from a California slum, will never have it better. She has been accepted as a genuine actress instead of a mere pin-up girl. She is married to a leading member of the American intelligentsia. Now, in368 words
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Article442 1957-10-27 13 MENDELSSOHN'S Piano Concert! No. 1 in G Minor, Op. 25. and No 2 in D minor, Op 40, are given fine performance by Reine Gianoli. a pianist of considerable skill but one who is little-known outside of Europe. The Vienna State Opera Orchestra is conducted by Milan Horwat442 words
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343 1957-10-27 13 Kathleen Hickley - Laughs galore as a crazy Army goes on the fiddle Kathleen Hickley By "PRIVATE'S PROr CRESS' is hardly a film of which a Professor of Ethics could officially approve, but he would certainly enjoy it. The plot is based on the subtle art of fiddling. Everyone from the most lowly343 words
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254 1957-10-27 13 I HAVE not read Fenimore Cooper's book: "The Deerslayer" so cannot say if the dialogue is taken straight from the tale. If so, I feel the scriptwriters would have been wise to make sweeping changes for It undoubtedly spoils what could have been a rattling good254 words
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Article233 1957-10-27 13 TIRESOME, TORTUOUS AND TRITE "XIME FOR ACTION," about an American war hero who loses his nerve and kids himself that he will never fly again, limps along like a deflated blimp until we get a little action in the 65th minute. Lending himself to the trite, tiresome proceedings is Robert233 words
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Article191 1957-10-27 13 Your Radio programme for today SINGAPORE 476 Metres KUALA LUMPUR 341 Metres. PENAM; 366 Metres. IPOH SM Metres MALACCA 297 Metres NATIONAL SHORT WAVE SERVICE 41 Metres. A.M. 7.15 Opening Announcement; 7.16 Morning Serenade; 7.30 Time Signal And News- 7.35 Melody Mixture; B.orj News Headlines- 8.02 Carnival; 8.30 Tropicana 9.00191 words
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Advertisement363 1957-10-27 13 TVS NOW SHOWING! 4 "'-Lf^H 11 »Jn-. 1 45. 4.15. 6.45 9.30 pjn. > p if STEWART GRANGER > WtkHl JUWCT/OW > \n»» Special: "THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO \l)\ I S.A.". J fRf I I^TS). 2^ Drmrtrias Aim Th» Gladlatora" (Fox). J NOW SHOWING! I II A.M. 1.45. 4.14, 6.45363 words
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Advertisement480 1957-10-27 13 Jf tt a a Shaio ahou< it the 3itM >hau> p m Phone < I II I I' Ik I NOW SHOWING ***** 1^ 1 m. m. \9 Xt n, 1.45, 4, 6.30 9.30. "JOE DAKOTA" h Color (UI) 1 Jock MAHONEV Luana PATTEN Barbara LAWRENCE. Book Now for 9.30480 words
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Article76 1957-10-27 14 GIRL WITH THE GARBO TOUCH? She is, say her Hollywood bosses, the girl who could succeed Gar bo. The same fine features, the same E magic and, like Carbo. Swedish. Her name is Ingrid Coude, her age 20. She was E Miss Sweden in last year's Miss Universe contest. Now.76 words
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Article, Illustration236 1957-10-27 14 ROBERT HIRST - The private life of a 'public property" ROBERT HIRST CONCLUDING: THE STORY OF GINA by DINERS at the luxurious Palazzi restaurant in the Via del I a Camillucia, just outside Rome, glanced at the tall middle-aged Englishman on the centre of the restaurant floor. Then they choked over their aperitifs,236 words
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713 1957-10-27 14 RETIRE? BUT WHY?— LOOK AT MARLENE DIETRICH! she fell into th e safety net and bruised her shoulder; the second time she fell and broke her nose. For the less-elaborate shots Gina had to stand on a revolving platform, clutch a rope and revolve, giving the impression it was she,713 words
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69 1957-10-27 14 LONDON, Sat. Burt Lancaster's company have bought the Australian play "The Summer of the Seventeenth Doll," now running at the New Theatre in London and they've paid U*****,000 for It. Lancaster will star, and the film will be made In Austral:.' great.' be one69 words
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Advertisement169 1957-10-27 14 EVB H IN CCH> WAI&1 OUT jSIL THE O/fiSrf I Wash your clothes in FAB's neb suds and they come out cleaner than you've ever SOAkL icen them before. That's because FAB— v y the miracle washing powder from America x r"^Q f gets out all the dirt. FAB leaves169 words
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Miscellaneous18 1957-10-27 14 XANtES 1 •WHICH IS THE WAY TO 1 O&. C T) /^t. THE POLICE STATION >• *££2^=^^\ si Xj-eas===~-HUDSON18 words
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Article, Illustration995 1957-10-27 15 ROBERT PITMAN - ROBERT PITMAN The story behind the sensational Russian novel, Wor By Bread Alone 1 By > the pro- lustnapoed at the his big jg Sitting round the c his ped cocoa int of them breakfast id chips family was Tnere was a an who had995 words
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183 1957-10-27 15 11 For the •mi m the weather foreh scientists oe giving 100 accurate ecasts. 24 .mcc It has r been post this because mpl cated mal calculations i d have taken q eiectrical -.a^hlne, nicKrge Washing--11 cannot rill take one millions183 words
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827 1957-10-27 15 MERRICK WINN - MERRICK WINN By M LEARNED that I had cancer at 3.45 in the afternoon of Monday, September 27, 1954. So wrote Charles Wertenbaker, American journalist, and in three months and ten days he was dead. But not from cancer. He died from827 words
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Advertisement113 1957-10-27 15 use 4 BRYLCREEM for the clean smart look g BtTLCtiiM controls your hair peri EA fectly— without mess or grease M^ ft 'dmttW^Em mylcokm gives your hair a (Pl^jf natural gloss without over-oiling W 0 MYLCtfEM contains pure emulsif fied oils and tonic ingredients fi&jjf dressing. Its pure emulsified oils113 words
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Advertisement612 1957-10-27 16 DULUX jQ GLOSS FINISH L^T PENTALITE C^^^A EMULSION PAINT P^Tr^nffi Beth backed by the W^4MmpM| technical resources of f IL l_ Imperial Chemical jSSSSSS Industries Limited XI BM IX Vs^*^^s^*S?s^^^^ Obtainable in a lavish range of colours jrom IMPERIAL CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES (MALAYA) LTD. I AND ALL LEADING PAINT STOCKISTS DEWAR'S612 words
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Miscellaneous1272 1957-10-27 16 '0/ by Edgar Rice Bu^oughs^iJkFw^ C\7TX\^i XK&kZ KLIEVE7 THAT THE JUNGLE LOK7 \T\^H ■K^^^^^JU 7 h\ I^— JSK^ A THHEL7 :\POK^XTON \SOUT NWN U^\£? >C^9 j ill '111 1 7 //t' \Bk H ZZ^CZ KOW-N, AN7 THUS WA7 -s\T=7 TO THE /fig I "^MJIIJ üßhl M!m V|| Ik, KJOW THE1,272 words
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Article, Illustration1053 1957-10-27 17 laities of the Ring (No. 3) by Gilbert Odd OME morning ,n April. 1940. newspaper talked into Tuller They tell me Toy killed with an overf sleeping pills i t night," he I clerk. It was a M Solby whc rame the1,053 words
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596 1957-10-27 17 tie did not fit into the new picture. So he left her for an actress Julia Woodruff. She was the only woman he really fell for. but their wedded life was anything but blissful. Sh f loved her fiehter-husband. overlooked hi* faults and waywardness596 words
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Article520 1957-10-27 17 CEDRIC CARNE - I Fibrositis?— lt doesn't exist CEDRIC CARNE A doctors diary by DON. t clutching wth one mbting the They used hing boy, c now" is n every ie doctors his lumraused by him to r bottle to take Slipped disc know ose his and nut a hot- tell him Such520 words
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Advertisement315 1957-10-27 17 i READ ALL ABOUT IT! AIR INDIA L*%. FLIES TO Fffi*) TOKYO [sS£> TWICE £r^ J WEEKLY f^^j I via Bangkok Tmkri J and Hongkong I IN SUPER-CONSTELLATION f LUXURY, CONNECTING -*^T AY| I FLIGHTS LEAVE P^° M SINGAPORE FOR BANGKOK C^vO\ j'i'i f ON SUNDAYS AT 0730 A.M cjJfO^'315 words
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Article, Illustration698 1957-10-27 18 GRAHAM SHORT - GRAHAM SHORT By SO SMART... Ford Edsel and the pouting Pontiac SO SLEEK... The graceful Standard Pennant SO SMOOTH... Those new Vauxhall wonders SO SLINKY... The Prefect with a Consul grin AS the London pundits had forecast, there were no shocks and few surprises698 words
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Article534 1957-10-27 18 ANEW Volkswagen makes its debut in Singapore. Mechanically and structurally it is still almost identical to the first model to roll off the assembly line when the shattered Volkswagen factory was reopened two years after the war. Major changes at this stage would534 words
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336 1957-10-27 18 CHONG TEIK: DECIDE Nq^ THE Badminton Association of Malaya is maintaining a veil of strange secrecy over the invitation it proposes to send to Oon Chong Teik, 20, a Malayan student in London, for the selection trials of Thomas Cup Team. It336 words
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Advertisement170 1957-10-27 18 I UUI j y SEASIA ilikiHillflMt W >■ Mr Mousedeer. a popular hero of J*L M Malay fables, tells us that many \/^< v\ r < ~~}~ty years ago his friend the crocodile '^j'_<K* jf/^-^SN. used to ferry him across the river A' V v^^'^ in return for free meals.170 words
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Advertisement160 1957-10-27 18 THE STRAITS TIMES ANNUAL for 1958 1 Brings you and I 'l^ittk r oLJU Irl ■ft*4"«w Jfc mk 7 piiQT 'lB 4m' v i^M w£ PTPTTTPP [J 3*& i Qnd STORY" Price 3.75 Each succeeding issue of The Strait- Ti Annual pains new friesda and new B the beauty and160 words
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Miscellaneous8 1957-10-27 18 SPORTING SAM by Reg. Woottoa _l I_ -^f7\8 words
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Article844 1957-10-27 19 WGAPORE CIVILIANS RALLY IN FAST CLOSING MINUTES Harrison crashes through for a late equaliser fHE touring Hong Koojb rugby team were held to a six-all draw by ?apore Civilians in their openini match on the S.C.C. padans ■steroay, Hong Kong scoring two penalty (ioals to844 words
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168 1957-10-27 19 AIRMEN GET FOUR GOALS OFF JUNIOR XI JUNIOR Clubs were beaten 4-0 in their final S.A.F.A. >pecial league match ;fl;ainst Royal Air Force at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. This was the Juniors' third successive defeat in five games. They won the other two. Playing their fourth match so far, RAF.168 words
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Article72 1957-10-27 19 BRISBANE. Sat. An undefeated 139 by Ray Reynolds, the 21-year-old Queensland opening batsman, helped his side to a total of 294 for eight on the second day of the Sheffield Shield match against New South Wales here today. McLaughlin (48 1 and Ron Archer <25i72 words
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Article33 1957-10-27 19 Khalsa Association beat Customs 4-1 in a friendly hockey match at Balesticr Road yesterday. Gurnam Singh (2), Ajit Singh and Dilip Singh scored for Khalsa, and Minbi for Customs.33 words
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Article169 1957-10-27 19 ROYAL NAVY made a storming second half rally to hold Civilians to a 2-2 draw in their S.H.A. quadrangular tournament game on the S.R.C. padang yesterday Civilians, the holders, started promisingly and were two goals up within five minutes of the start. Centre-forward Subki scored169 words
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Article81 1957-10-27 19 SYDNEY, Sat. Australian lightweight boxer Russell Sands will be wearing specially made boots when he has his next fight at Sydney Stadium. Sands has a withered lee and a crippled foot. One foot is nearly three inches shorter than the other. Sands is still waiting for81 words
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166 1957-10-27 19 JTATONG Boys Club last night won the Davies Cup in the finals of the Singapore Federation of Boys' Club boxing tournament held at the Great World Re.sult.s were: Atom: Tan Eng Huat Pasir Panjanei bt Hussein bin Ismail 'KBCi Gnat: Louis166 words
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53 1957-10-27 19 MALAYAN TEAM BEATEN 4-0 IN OPENING MATCH SAIGON, Sat,— The Vietnamese Army soccer team today defeated the Football Association of Malaya side 4-0 in the opening match of the Malayan side's tour. Half-time score was 3-0. The Army combination proved overwhelmingly superior. The Malayan p?ay lacked coordination and their passes53 words
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Article52 1957-10-27 19 Combined Services team to meet the Hong Konc tourists at rugger tomorrow on the S.C.C. padang will be: M. Anstee; R. Jones. R. Stickland, J. Alway. P. Hearndon; N. Slattery, T. Daybrook; J. Boocock, B Thomas. T. Woods. K. Caffery. J. Brierly, P. Evans, C. J. Wilkin--1 *6n.52 words
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Article299 1957-10-27 19 BOTH CAMES END IN DRAWS THE SINGAPORE Hockey Association's quadrangular title is still in the balance after the second day's matches on the S.R.C. padang yesterday. Both games yesterday were drawn. Defending champions Civilians were held 2-2 by Navy while Army and Royal Air Force299 words
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Article63 1957-10-27 19 DUTCH GIRLS TO TOUR AUSTRALIA SYDNEY, Sat.— Two worldclass girl swimmers from Holland will compete in Australia in January. They will make 12 appearances in 28 days, swimming at all championship meetIngs in New South Wales, Victoria and Queensland. New South Wales Amateur Swimming Association secretary, Mr. Sid Grange, said63 words
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Article32 1957-10-27 19 King Kong and Sheikh Yusof bin Ali drew their wrestling match last night at the Happy World, each scoring one pin-fall in the tenround bout, which lasted an hour.32 words
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158 1957-10-27 19 SINGAPORE CAGERS FOR CHIANG CUP MEET T<HE Singapore Chinese A Amateur Athletic Federation will compete in this year's Chiang Kai- shek Cup basketball tournament from Oct. 31 to Nov. 12 at Taipeh. This is the first time Singapore is competing in the Chiang Cup for overseas Chinese basketball teams. Singapore158 words
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Article136 1957-10-27 19 THE Singapore Youth Sporti A Centre table tennis tournament which began last night cot off to a poor start. Seven walkovers were conceded in the preliminary round of the men's singles. Results were: SECTION ONE: Mok Hlak Soo bt Nf? Eng Kee 21-10. 21-8. 21-12; Auw136 words
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Article61 1957-10-27 19 Nee Soon Garrison beat Police by 12 points (three tries and a penalty goal) to six (try and a penalty goal) in a friendly rugger match at Nee Soon yesterday. Sim. Harris and Rose scored tries while Garbett converted for Nee Soon. For61 words
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Article37 1957-10-27 19 SALISBURY, Sat. The Australian touring team had made 170 for two wickets in reply to Rhodesia's first inntnga of 210 when rain stopped play on the second day of their match here today.37 words
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Miscellaneous38 1957-10-27 19 G^DiflßY HOCKEY SHA quadrangular- Army v Civilians, 4 p.m.; RAF v Navy 5.15 p.m. at Tanglin, SOCCER Pnppy Day match: Singaporp v Joint Services. Jalan Besar, 5.15 p.m. CYCLING SCRA hill rlimb. Hump HruM (Bukit Batok), 9.30 a.m.38 words
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1020 1957-10-27 22 Noble starts Ipoh gymkhana with a $174 shock on showery day IPOH. Saturday. WIHAM, late Sealed Orders, with Tungku Ahmad Shah astride, won the XII Royal Lancers Cup turlonqs at the amateur race meet here ham was fourth! nomc bend, but Tuneku Ahmad ■«h;ih1,020 words
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Article68 1957-10-27 22 SYDNEY, Sat. A proposed Australian soccer tour of the Far East in December will either be drastically restricted or cancelled altogether. The chairman of the Australian Soccer Association. Mr. Sid Storey, said that a decision will be mad e shortly. "But if the tour does take68 words
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477 1957-10-27 22 W EIGHTS for all seven races at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday, Xov. 2: C1.2,D1v. 1-6 F. Copper Khan 9.00 Man About Town 8.12 Don Wayne 8.08 Premier 8.07 Potentate 8.06 Sun of Burma 8.04 Timherlane 8.03 Holiday Flight 8.00 Mirandola 7.13 Perhaps477 words
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Article49 1957-10-27 22 Hong Kong takes up waterskiing IJONG KONG. Sat. The latest sport in Hong Kong is waterskiing round the colony. The distance is about 50 miles. Herb Grueter. a shipping agent from Duisberg. Germany made the pioneering trip in 2i hours. Hong Kong waterskiors are now planning a round-the-colony race.49 words
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Article, Illustration200 1957-10-27 22 By VERITY GILL ADELAIDE. Sat. Malayan student Jagdev Singh was awarded the •Advertiser" trophy for the best and fairest hockey player in South Australia for this season at a presentation ceremony last week. Maj -Gen. R.N.L. Hopkin s of the Advertiser presented the silver trophy to200 words
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Article217 1957-10-27 22 EPSOM JEEP - Only pace work on sand track EPSOM JEEP By KI'ALA LUMPUR, 1Y Sat There Ikis been heavy rain here for the p;ist several days ;m<l the Selangor Tiirf Club's main tracks were closed to training Iliis morning. Only the sand track was open and locallytrained horses were given light exercises.217 words
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Article267 1957-10-27 22 jAPANESE all set for victory TOKYO. Saturday RECORD-breaking score of 32 over the second nine holes today confirmed Japan's Torakichi Nakamura as the player dominating the Canada Cup golf and international trophy tournaments. His partner Koishi One went out in 33 and returned 68. It will take more than anReuter - 267 words
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