The Straits Times, 16 February 1958
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Title Section15 1958-02-16 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES in Mate** No. 1.173 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, KLBKI ARY 16. 1958 20 CENTS15 words
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Article, Illustration63 1958-02-16 1 Jackie Sam - REBEL MAJOR FLIES IN -Colony doak and dagger drama 0 THE FACE on the right is that of Major Jan. M. J. Pantouw one of the top Sumatran rebel leaders whose collegues last night set up a rival Indonesian Republic. A cloak and dagger drama was enacted in Singapore yesterday63 words
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Article, Illustration589 1958-02-16 1 Jackie Sam - Jackie Sam By SUNDAY TIMES REPORTER MAJOR Jan M. j. Pantouw, a key figure in the Central Sumatran "rebellion" against the Indonesian Central Government, is in Singapore today on a secret mission. The handsome, stocky officer chief aide to Lt. Col. Ventje Sumual made a cloak589 words
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729 1958-02-16 1 IN NAME OF THE ALMIGHTY.. REBELS IGNORE APPEAL BY 6 MAJOR PARTIES Cheers as colonel goes on the air QOLONEL Achmad Hussein, leader of the Central Sumatran Revolutionary Council, last night proclaimed a new independent government for Indonesia. Radio Padang, monitored m Singapore, announcedReuter - 729 words
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300 1958-02-16 1 Soekarno returns home by a secret route TOKYO. Sat.—President Soekarno of Indonesia left here by chartered airliner tonight to return by a secret route to his strife-torn country. He Mas seen off by the Prime Minister. !Hr. Nobusukr Kishi. A* Ms plane circled np from Tokyo airport it was justReuter - 300 words
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Article, Illustration345 1958-02-16 1 EE BOON LEE - Three men held in black-shoe killing EE BOON LEE By CAFE GIRL FLUNG OVER BRIDGE CINCAPORE police have detained three men m connection with the brutal murder of a waitress at Pasir Panjang early yesterday. By 7 p.m. last night, detectives from the Special Investigations Section, had recovered all the345 words
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Article53 1958-02-16 1 HONG KONG. Sat—Communist Chinese security police on Friday executed by firing squad two "special agents of the Chiang Kaishek clique." the Hong Kong Communist newspaper. Wen Wei Pao reported today. The men. Hsieh Chleh Kwang and Yuan Ho Hsian. were sentenced to death by a people's courtUP - 53 words
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Article43 1958-02-16 1 WASHINGTON. Sat —Field Marshal SarJt, Thanarat. supreme Commander of Siam's armed forces, yesterday had an operation for removal of his spleen and diversion of blood to relieve pressure on veins in the region of the liver His condition is "satisfactory. IMIIIIMIIIMIMIIIIIHIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII43 words
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Article24 1958-02-16 1 PARIS, Sat. Sir Charles Mendl. former British diplomat and noted figure in pr> war Paris society, died here yesterday, aged 86 —ReuterReuter - 24 words
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Article88 1958-02-16 1 THE FRENCH DENY BORDER BUILD-UP rNIS. Sat.— French troops in Eastern Ajjcrla were reported today to b»- massing along the Tunisian border near the w 1 maiur battle against a strong msurxent band. But French officials in Algiers denied it. The border battle was still in Drogress this morning. FrenchReuter - 88 words
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Article47 1958-02-16 1 CANBERRA. Sat. On her official day of rrst h<re today. Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother spent thr> morning writing Ictti the first chance she has had to catch up on her mail since leaving Britain nenrly thre P weeks ago ReuterReuter - 47 words
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Article, Illustration2118 1958-02-16 2 Leonard Mosley - Rommel is fooled— by his own secret code Leonard Mosley The final twist to the undercover war of spy and counter-spy By Rommel did not know that his spies in Cairo had been captured. Their secret radio was still on the air... with a British officer sending "planted" information in2,118 words
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Advertisement87 1958-02-16 2 4^^H HK^ Jnlnl ffl 1 3 lealthx families are the happiest and most successful. I; 7)\Ar^i- SI i\ L^^^u Ovaltine has been a family favourite for many years, jt^ vv^jSyB and parents, who grew strong on it as children, make JtS5Bi l S!l«^B| sure that their family drink Ovaltine regularly87 words
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Article, Illustration1481 1958-02-16 3 Christopher Lucas - In search of the lost years in the life of Moses Christopher Lucas by How De Mille built up the story not in the Bible YOU can't shoot a film without a script even if your name is Cecil B. DeMille Hunched in his armchair behind a desk littered vuth1,481 words
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Article, Illustration18 1958-02-16 3 D« Mill«, m rb« Siiwi Dmcrt. rapt**** iwc^tui of Mmw to ChiHton Heiton18 words
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Advertisement12 1958-02-16 3 I SOLFDC BALANCE I /fr UNBREAKABLE SPRING IJSBHJi^i^H O INCABLQC SHQCKPROOF g12 words
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Advertisement172 1958-02-16 3 The small Qolleiflex 4»4 O» Ji w cm. i/ Takes 12 pictures 15" 15" > > on 127 (A 8) Film x *S > *****s/+ slides -fit .standard 35 mm Projectors r /aftarW Wlth Schneider Xtn* 3 5 /60 mm and light, value Synchro Compur Gutter |l 1/500 i*C BEHN.172 words
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Advertisement218 1958-02-16 4 The greatest and most eagerly awaited j j event in Malaya's Motion Picture history! j j The Grand Opening of I j SHAWS' ira:^— ifa— ■^^l^^ini in I t I Planned for Tomorrow Ready for Today I Malaya's most experienced Theatre Organisation stands behind the operation of the SKY. It218 words
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Article, Illustration700 1958-02-16 5 Doug Lackersteen - SCINTILLATING IS THE WORD FOR SHOW at THE SKY Doug Lackersteen By |T was scintillating last night in The Sky Shaw Brothers' new, approximately $2,000,000 luxury cinema in Kirn Seng Road, Singapore. Everything was m the colossal class from the admission charges (ranging from SI, OOO to SI 0) to700 words
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Article76 1958-02-16 5 Hostess robbed three held MALACCA. Sat. A dance hostess reported to the police here this morning that she was robbed of $20 in cash i and jewellery worth $130. while she was out with two men after a cabaret last night. Within half an hour of the report, three men—76 words
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Article37 1958-02-16 5 Hawkers in Singapore's Idris Road yesterday chased and captured two men and handed them over to the police. The hawkers reported that two men had assaulted a hawker for refusing to pay extortion money.37 words
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Article35 1958-02-16 5 The Geylanjj Straits Chinese Methodist Church, Singapore, will hold a variety concert at the Shaw Auditorium. Payar Lebar Girls' School in aid of the church building fund at 8 p.m. on Feb. 28.35 words
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Article, Illustration162 1958-02-16 5 VILLAGERS BEAT FIRE, FIND TAILOR DEAD AND SEND STABBED GIRL TO HOSPITAL FIRE raped in a Singapore kampor.g shop while a man and a girl lay with serious stab wounds In a house nearby yesterday. Villagers put out the flames and found Chew Tione Meng. 44. a162 words
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122 1958-02-16 5 THOUSANDS ATTEND WORLD TRADE FAIR TWOI'SANDS of people 1 turned out for the opening of the International Trade Fair at th e Great World Park, Singapore, last night. The Japanes c pavilion w'hii-h occupied the greater part of the fair attracted large crowds which included American tourists from the luxury122 words
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Article25 1958-02-16 5 The Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship International. (Singapore chapter) held a farewell reception for the Rev. AC Valdez. Jr. and his wife yesterday.25 words
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Advertisement113 1958-02-16 5 Specially Selected FOR THE CHINESE NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS I OniXS TOMORROW "^^^^ii^ The Immortal Story of the most beautiful woman in China's history becomes an UNFORGETTABLE MOTION PICTURE MASTERPIECE! m J m H tl m I l\l>\ as g "DIAU CHARN OF THREE KINGDOMS" In I tistiniim "wlnmr this is113 words
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Advertisement340 1958-02-16 5 A SAFE DEPOSIT t for YOUR FUNDS J C SECI'RITY: (iroup \s>. ts !.\<rrd tiftOlMt.Mt f STABILITY < oom«1«H IMtim 3 VA'^4l SVl>n N<> RMk of UrfncutiM II^CT SI CCTAS \emnol Dmlipwul s| \M)\RDS nw B*ol m HanfcMg ■Mk Depmta of £100 co MM scccficd mlrml wttkmm tMtl »HfJ kingdom340 words
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Article, Illustration527 1958-02-16 6 SINGAPORE DESIGNER STRIKES A BOLD LINE IN CHEONGSAAIS A Susan Barrie Feature For Chinese New Year NEW dress is a must for every girl at Chinese New Year, and to look your glamorous best at this year's festivities, you can choose from many different and interesting styles Most dramatic and527 words
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214 1958-02-16 6 /*OTTON has always been reverently called King way down in the Deep South. Now cotton is the Queen of high fashion. In Paris, London, Florence. New York, fashion designer.' are pushing cotton up aid UP. As a fabric it is becoming more and214 words
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265 1958-02-16 6 Go dramatic with your jewels It's the latest LJAND in hand with the trend towards the sack look in Western fashion comes a revival in dramatic |ewellery, especially in America "It's all part or the 1920s look. It balances the loose line of fashion. said Charlotte Thompson, of th* Fashion265 words
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Article222 1958-02-16 6 Calling all you gourmets AT this years Worlds Fair in Brussels, Canada is setting up a gourmet's restaurant, serving some of the most typical and delicious Canadian dishes. A collection of the recipes reached me this week. One, "Baked Apples with Meringue," Is easy enough for even beginners to make.222 words
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Article54 1958-02-16 6 'For a woman to look her best." said Roger Vivier, who designs the Dior-Delman footwear, "her feet must not be on her mind She must be able to forget what she is wearing This is true of all fashion and •t is why the chemise54 words
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Advertisement559 1958-02-16 6 S 1 YARDLEY I TALC FO WOE R Satin-smooth, lastingly .xifci t> fragrant and dcliciously <'tj&* idreJiing. This highly Jy absorbent talc contains deodorant I I \m qualuuN which ensure >our \^L^-y its? day-long; frcshneti. y^ YARDLEY (luflUlt janenclet TALC POWDER >Ak!>U.Y IM>NI) MRtl f LONDON «&l^M*w HAT competition 3559 words
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Advertisement165 1958-02-16 6 W><i Ltt, r'awnw n*r a/ Hank -in one minute SftEffißr B Brush your hair for a minute a day with Vitapointe and it will be glossy and shiny and manageable —always. Dull, dry, brittle hair will become a thing of the past. Vitapointe makes your hair really healthy because it165 words
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Article1255 1958-02-16 7 FIGHTING WORDS ARE FLUNG AT THE OLD FIRM! J^Pk uu\ 4/vrrtYfM you wa/vr re wctv? Address your letter: The Know Alls,' The Sunday Times, Cecil Street, Singapore 1. HAVE written three time* to you ir. the last six months but *o far have had no reply. Call yourselves Know Alls!1,255 words
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Article1137 1958-02-16 7 T OW 29, I am a middle class Indian in Government service. Five years ago I married a girl 1 had known since childhood. We were very happy together and four months later we went to stay with her parents. They asked me to leave her1,137 words
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Article56 1958-02-16 7 I II Ml Kuod nrwt for one'\ Hrart". whose problem appeared on Jan. .ier b>.iu had lost hrr addrrss thr rumour that he wa« rngafed to aomronr el«e is quite unfounded and he is anxious to rontart her if she will write giving me her56 words
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Advertisement189 1958-02-16 7 ShAUCOi XYLOPOL STOPS COUGHS FASTEST! 5 Times better than any ordinary remedy you've ever used before! GERMS S^^^Bf^^S I""" 1 /^v^e^y^*" phlegm 3 ?EE D PLY ATES W o^^^^^ for fastest Medicinal Relief from PO I IO I I an d Throat Irritations LUUUnO due to colds always give your189 words
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Miscellaneous19 1958-02-16 7 wetl VOX CAN T 6O OKJf »>» ILL Pui A BOTTOM ON COS coat unc«*t- r-Tj IT }C CH? iudoiT19 words
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Article, Illustration44 1958-02-16 8 The ship she was born in' MISS DONNA LURLINE WOOLF, daughter of the American Economic Attache in Singapore, smiles in front of her birthplace luxury liner Lurline. On Feb. 26. 1946, Donna Lurline was bom on the way to New Zealand/-' Sunday Times picture.44 words
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475 1958-02-16 8 A birthday cake for Lurline's Lurline DRAGON DANCE FOR TOURISTS DRUMS thundered, crackers exploded and dragons leaped as the American luxury liner Lurline berthed in Singapore at dawn yesterday. The 19,800-ton liner called at Singapore for 20 hours during her round-the-world cruise. The 575 passengers (average age 63) include cowboys,475 words
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174 1958-02-16 8 THE wife of Singapore's latest kidnap victim hat given the police a different version of how she paid the $17,000 ransom to his captors. After her husband, Mr. Tan Sweat Keow, 65, a Chinese physician, was released on Friday night, Mrs Tan174 words
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Article81 1958-02-16 8 rO MEN carrying daggers robbed a Singapore farmer at Yio Chu Kang of 33 piglets worth 51.200 at 3 a.m. yesterday. The fanner. Tay Tee Seng, told the police he was awakened by the barking of his dogs. He saw two men, one of whom81 words
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Article70 1958-02-16 8 The 63rd birthday of Nataraja Gu v, founder and head of Narayana Qurukula. will be celebrated by the Singapore branch In West Hill Road Sembawane. on Tuesday. After a special pool a 'prayer) at 8 a.m. the Naravana Gurukula School students will distribute fruits to the patients70 words
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Article58 1958-02-16 8 The University of Malaya Students' Union will hold a film show in aid of the Ceylon flood relief fund at the Arts Theatre at 8 p.m. tomorrow. Tickets at $1 each are available at the door The University's Musical Society collected $250 for the58 words
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Article240 1958-02-16 8 NEW ROAD RULES FOR NEW YEAR RUSH The Singapore Traffic Police havr made >pr«ial arranuf mtnts in .intuipation of rnord at.rndanct during thr nines* New Yrar festivities at parks, cinemas and other holiday amusemrnt ntres. The acting Superintendent Traffic Polue. Mr. Yroh Bin Chiat said \<Mrrday these had been made240 words
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Article47 1958-02-16 8 Madam Lee Hens: Choo. a 40-year-old bank clerk, was killed in Robinson Road. Singapore, yesterday after being knocked down by a motor cycle. A former newspaper reporter. Madam Lee was crossing the road to her office when she met with the accident.47 words
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475 1958-02-16 8 MAN HALL - MAN HALL By IN the middle of a full dress rehearsal at the new Sky Cinema yesterday afternoon the mike was cut off, the lights switched off and those on stage were told curtly: /ou can't put that show oa here475 words
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Article64 1958-02-16 8 The Singapore Second Traffic Magistrate Mr. R. Ramason yesterday warned drivers not to disregard the "Stop Children Crossing" signs and pedestrian crossings. Mr Ramason made the.<w remarks after he convicted and fined a driv;r Ahmad bin Paiman. of Malar ?arm. $15 for "deliberately- digregarding a Step Children64 words
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Article34 1958-02-16 8 The Rover Crew of the student and youth department of the Chinese V.M.C A held a Chinese New Year dance at the Chinese 'V' in Prince Edward Road. Singapore. last night.34 words
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Advertisement256 1958-02-16 8 I OMEGA&y^ +Ji i ->-iuA- 1 vHg^g^g^Hßi Afl^> 'Jg^g^^ mm I iT^^^i^^^^^^^g^g^^^g^gH H^gfeg^g*. vD^B g^g^g^gßg^gV^^g^gl <t gHgJg^g^g^g^g^g^g^g^g^g^BgMgl -*f* Selfwinding Shock-Protected Antimagnetic i I S For the fortunate woman who appreciates beauty and likes to indulge in the ultimate luxury of wearing of a famous precision watch that never, never needs256 words
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Article, Illustration324 1958-02-16 9 gITIAWAN. Sal -Two el the happiest people living in the little town oi Ami Tawar, neai heir. lire newly \\-<l couple who li\e in :i silent world i oi their own. The matchmaker They are Cheng Slong Lim, 28, and his,324 words
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Article127 1958-02-16 9 Minister refuses to give reason The Singapore Government has stopped the export of former British Army surplus scouting" cars to Indonesia. The Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr. J. M Jumabhoy, said yesterday that an application to ship some of these cars to Indonesia had been127 words
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Article, Illustration547 1958-02-16 9 PETER LIM - 'Send a table, Mr. Lim tells them— It means quicker profits' PETER LIM THE MAN WHO MADE ASIAN MERCHANTS TELEGRAM CONSCIOUS By *^HE swiftest way round the world is via the telegram. Mr. Lim Ouee Kay. Singapore's "cable salesman extraordinary," has spent ten years of his life "selling" the idea547 words
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491 1958-02-16 9 TUAN DJEK - Tuan is tempted but saved from corrupt practice TUAN DJEK Q \'Hi^M^^P^^^HiE *^HBvml Fri.. Feb. 7, 1958:— QENERALLY speak.ng the houses built to accommodate British civil servants are unsuited for occupation by the average Asian official When the Tuan last visited Bukit Keraja'an at Kota Tinggi, he was surprised to491 words
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Advertisement339 1958-02-16 9 See up to 28 Extra Cities ot no N^ tr^^>^^^•extra far. with PAf^ AJVIs "^^^^M\^^ DEC MUnE finl =a!i Ac V"*v I TYPICAL SEE-MORE WAY TO EUROPI to EUROPE, U.S.A., 'ROUND THE WORLD J^J^^- jffi .-»i» \'7\\ A '^J\ "t. Karochi T«h«ran Ankara Istanbul Munich Iti the biggest travel bargain339 words
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Article57 1958-02-16 10 DANCINO TEACHER wanted April. Singapore Children from PIS FlBsarj Or±d* IBJ llaf V* aft— iwi Boa AMa. Baaaa a* "MR jSSaaiai B<iilm»u i. Blankets Bedsaans Of Course All. Always at Lucas IT. Orchard Road MNOAPORB MODEL ACADEMY Our comprtb«ns4v« course 57T2* lkUri ■ijj aasm of ruOy oualinad tutors Bqually57 words
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Article261 1958-02-16 10 A LL the newly independent countries of Asia face the same big problem. They have so much to do and so little money available. Therefore the call by Ceylon's National Planning Council to Mr. Bandaranaike's Government to reinforce the confidence of the private sector in its economic261 words
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Article199 1958-02-16 10 TPHL political capitalisation of dress was an old gag when the British Labour pioneer. Ken Hardie, appeared with his cloth cap among the Parliamentary toppers of the period. Since then we have had Congress caps and bushjackets. It began to look as though Singapore might have entered the199 words
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Article, Illustration21 1958-02-16 10 i Quite so bit on reaching interstellar J ipace the auxiliary rockets float and the > problem of planetary i orbit it....'21 words
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Article, Illustration1144 1958-02-16 10 Sefton Delmar - How he mastered the 'DINE THEM AND DOWN THEM' TECHNIQUE Sefton Delmar The Unknown Giant —Chapter 3 By NEVER let anyo n c tell you that there is nothing to be learned from what Khrushchev did in the past for what he may do or want to do— in the1,144 words
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Advertisement553 1958-02-16 10 Straits Thbm Free Press i Maw. UMSAOOM COLO tTOaAflg, oschaso aoAO. wm mm* I i^nitmatui mm 4 aaaws t» i ««m S« kHM CfTjrMORtTOMITB, C«l>rir O— y. Ml w M ISMAIL. J iMi MALAYA MWC JTO«l UllwCtwr IMi CLASSIFIED ADS. te »t4i tH imimmmmt THE ENOAOEMENT la announced on IHM553 words
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Miscellaneous148 1958-02-16 10 QUICK QUIZ i> mwM mm I OVER TO YOU 1. Reassemble 3 E's, 3 seven non.Frenchmen ap. I Bs, 2 C's. 1 N, aad 1 U pear on a new set i to make an everyday of French stamps: Coper. word. nicus. Michelangelo, Cer. 2. The SMARTEST vantes, Goethe, Rem.148 words
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Article, Illustration445 1958-02-16 11 K. WANSTALL - K. WANSTALL By Hypnotist Henry helps Colony guinea pigs cut right down -yet he lives 8,000 miles awa) THIS picture, taken in Singapore, captures rti« last seconds of a startling experiment an attempt to stop smoking with the aid of a bypnotut more ttian 8 000 miles445 words
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Article, Illustration48 1958-02-16 11 It may even be discussed iir the House of Commons Lt.-Col. Marcus Lipton M.P., said recently: "I believe the record should be tested by the Health Ministry with a view to making it available to the public under the National Health scheme." Henry Blythe48 words
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Article, Illustration37 1958-02-16 11 Mr and Mrs Yeo (hoot hoo who werr married recently in Singapore. The bride it the former Miss han Ec Neim Mr. Yeo is M the staff of the Straits Times Press Ltd., Singapore37 words
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Article94 1958-02-16 11 fPEO KIAT SENG, of Semn- goon Road, yesterday pleaded guilty in Singapore to assaulting a policeman, L/Cpl. K. Ishar Singh, at the junction of Rangoon Road and Serangoon Road on Feb 2 He hit the policeman on the chest. Teo also pleaded guilty to failing to94 words
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Article40 1958-02-16 11 Singapore Coprs AwoeUUon noon prices per picul on Saturday were: fair merchantable Bombay mixed copra: February /March $30\ buyers. $31 > 4 Keller*. Tone steady, quiet. Singapore Coconut Oil Millers AMecUiien: bulk »45 sellers, drum $49 sellers Trne quiet.40 words
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Article16 1958-02-16 11 The tin price In Singapore yeterday was $360.50 per picul vi changed on Friday.16 words
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Article103 1958-02-16 11 MERCY DASH NOT NEEDED The surgeon of the troopship Empire Fowey who made a mercy dash to answer an SOS from the German freighter Weserstein when it was 100 miles off Penang, found his mission unnecessary Tie surgeon, Mr. W Brownless, was called to operate on Capt. Alwln Otten, 49,103 words
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Article59 1958-02-16 11 A new market in Oeylang Serai, Singapore, was opened yesterday by Colony rubber magnate. Mr. Ko Teck Kin. Called the Eastern World Free Market, it Is situated in the Eastern Amusement Park opposite the Changl market. The new market has 300 shops and stalls selling59 words
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Article44 1958-02-16 11 At your cinema Kola Dharo CATHAY: Rup Kumari 12.30. 3, 7.15, 9.30. LIDO: Chengez Khan (Hindustani) 3. 6. 8. 10. Kuan I an CATHAY: China Gate 12.30, 2.30. 7, 9.30. KEX: Penerak Becha (Malay) 2.30. 7. 9.15; Prince Who Was a Thief 10.30 a.m.44 words
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Article202 1958-02-16 11 IPOH. Saturday A SMALL patrol from the Ist Bn the Loyal Regiment led by a national serviceman, Second Lieutenant R. Hughes. 20. wounded and captured a terrorist in the Operation Ginger" area on Wednesday This Is the first success in the "Operation Ginger.' launched a202 words
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318 1958-02-16 11 'Old Guard' quits Chinese chamber committee £OUR leaders elected recently to the Executive Committee of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce have resigned. The new committee has not yet taken office. The four leaders who have resigned are: Mr. Tan Siak Kew, the chamber's present president, Mr. Yeo Chan Boon.318 words
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Advertisement123 1958-02-16 11 'You're going to have a baby" fL^Jfrj you must drink Ribena daily, bofk whil« you are X^fK. expecting baby and when Jifo'' Y 0 flr nursing baby, ftfy. f becat/se you botn need It 1, extm natural vitamin C c >^1 Jt~ flock, at Mim.Rne body, sturdy bones, dear sk.in123 words
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Advertisement339 1958-02-16 11 The P O Company have pleasure ir jnnouncmg that in addition to their usua Dassenger sailings by Chusan'. Corfu' Canton" Carthage" the following P 0 /essels normally employed on their Eur Service will call at Singapore fo< .ondon HIMALAYA Saih 1 4»d Mj 27 955 torn TRATHfOEN Sail >6rh mr339 words
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Miscellaneous323 1958-02-16 11 mf^i "AND concert at E.- ward Road) Badminton, bodyrlSFVl? TRADE bwketball 9 ajn. to 9 p.m.; Boy wnuaement Scout meeting 8 am.; Red Cro« F^n SvST* m meetln BP m Art Cl*« 3.30 CAlt: J ?^L^ V K SCt BRI LIB «BAL BOCIAUST PAKTY: -^t-^JKm .k^ 1 1 Ben Marine323 words
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Article, Illustration275 1958-02-16 12 Two 'winners' are by Penang shutter bugs 'PHI theme of this week's I picture contest was misunderstood by many amateur Irnsmen who sent in pictures of beautiful skies instead. What was required were photographs on the lines of the four reproduced on this page, not sunsets and sunrises.275 words
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619 1958-02-16 12 DONALD DAVIES - DONALD DAVIES HISTORICAL CORNER BY IkJALAYAN landmarks and streets have been frequently named after early personalities, many of whom are but shadowy figures today A great many of them, though, exerted a very powerful influence during the period m which they held sway Three619 words
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Advertisement366 1958-02-16 12 DliWAllS IS I HE SCOTCH \yj -IT NEVER VARIES m wmi&km aaaaa^^ f^ Of CMAT*^ 1 A !!^n Dpwnr^^'^ I No other dnnk quite oisTiii.l s rHI refreshing as Scotch Whisky. 'Ji can nort or n Jl.*^**^.^ *> the mood takes you, but whether ferved neat, with water, or with366 words
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Advertisement114 1958-02-16 12 Malaya at Play dk KOLEH RACING Ml 1 1 /jjk at A. >^^»|^jJPEaaaaaJaaa^y ""^Zimilßaß^a^^^ Little it known ot the Koleh'* origin, although it -^-J^JlK^. -r?- probably came from lava since in build it ciosaff retemblet Hieir long" LKIIW JP"**Qr Whenever »n opportunity arises. th« Malay fishermen *^T^/ use their Kolehs114 words
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Miscellaneous166 1958-02-16 12 j^B^^^PaHßa^BaVa^^HHsaß^^^^^V^Pa^PHsH^aa^HßaSPa^i ACBOSS: 1 Intoxicant 7. DOWN: 1. Slight (5). 2. pi*t d> 9 pi* (4 1 ;i so h* it -lood-bye from ho»t? (4), S. puy (j). a. fk (4). *>. so be it nexpTeMlbte (9)i 4 wj^ -oun(4), 12. Confusion (6). 13. Port sellor <6>. S. Par attention! (6),166 words
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Article, Illustration625 1958-02-16 13 DOUG LACKERSTEEN - Danny equals more fun than can be found inside a circus DOUG LACKERSTEEN ITS 0 KAY FOR COMEDY: THE COURT JESTER IS BACK By |N an age made uneasy by sputniks, inter-planetary migration, H-bomb annihilation, Mr. Khrushchev and the Sack Line, it is reassuring to know Danny Kaye is still625 words
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Article458 1958-02-16 13 UOLLYWOOD'S actors, dissastisfied with the ways of major studios, have increasingly taken to the production field themselves where they can have greater say in stories and greater share of profits. Most have proved extra ordinarily shrewd business men whose success lies in their astuteness In458 words
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102 1958-02-16 13 Enjoyable hokum as the oily man strikes again CATHAY-KERIS Films cash in on recent scary headlines with a nicely tangled skein of their own weaving about "THE OILY MAN* and audiences here will love it. It's enjoyable, goose-pimply hokum with the oily one— a smooth operator— cleverly slipping through a102 words
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184 1958-02-16 13 Q ANGLING, Ukeable James Stewart dons somber o and chaps to do a spot of gun -slinging in the Old West in Universal-Inter-national's "NIGHT PASSAGE" and its great stuff. When they were pushing that railroad into the wild and woolly there were always184 words
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Article93 1958-02-16 13 JJKO-Radios "THE YOtNG STRANGER- is strong, emotional drama from which many a parent may profit. Xis notable for the screen debut of James MacArUiur 18-year-old son of Helen Hayes, the Pint Lady of the American nage. who obviously has in- herlted all of his mother's considerable talents.93 words
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Advertisement765 1958-02-16 13 m\ rii»T y#r MaM Ta«Avi km i4s 4is Tl _J k_M -Hll lUWIf A 9.30 P.M. •K IN TKCHNKOLOB (Cohuaaia) m tins huwokth »Bbl jnrv" KIM novak Jj IBANK SINATRA r BABBABA MfCMOLS. M 4i Hast Ckaa«*! Oar ArtJaa-Paraoa Caain New Tear AttraeOaa T town MITtBI M..THC CaCMV BCI AW"765 words
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Advertisement570 1958-02-16 13 m hon> Jfm\ J J pfcv r.tsT Umft W IV 11. 1.45. 4. «.M 4 9.30 B I A".? N M ewLn "BOTH ENDS of tin CANDLT C 'sT J Opeae Taaserrew Shews: 11. 1.45, 4. C.S9, 9.M M'NITE Linda "DIAU CHARM of 3 KINGDOMS" l sS. m Twseday. Wednesday570 words
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Miscellaneous189 1958-02-16 13 SINGAPORE 1 2.45 Australian Mf 3.00 AJU. 7.15 Good Morning to Concert Hour: 4.00 Listeners' I Listeners: 7.16 Morning Strensde. Choice: 600 Bt ast i 1 7.30 The News: 7.35 Breakfast String Song: 600 The Man Club: 8 30 Waltslnß and March- Born to be King: 6.45 At Twi- ing;189 words
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Article69 1958-02-16 14 Debate on Royal portrait K i i II MPI'R. Sat— K rewtatMti railing on the Mhiltfj «f E4«ration to •rfter the removal of the Mwrii portraits from all Mhook In tttr tt-dr ration will be div-u»*ed at the I um pur division of I M\Os inninl delegates rmfcrenre here tomorrow,69 words
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Article39 1958-02-16 14 The Ministry of Labour and Welfare announced yesterday Traders and Employees Association In Singapore may close shops on Friday in subhM been approved by tlie Minister for Labour and Mr Urn Yew Hock39 words
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Article24 1958-02-16 14 how and Miigin.; competition will be held at Panjang Com ngapore. on March 8 and 9. In aid Bukit Panjang DUtrict (FA.24 words
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Article127 1958-02-16 14 QWNERS of unauthorised structures at Kampong Amber. off Mountbatten Road, Singapore, yesterday made a final plea to the Cry Council not to take action against them. Their plea for "merry" was contained in a petition to the Mayor. Mr. Ong Eng Guan It was signed127 words
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Article, Illustration47 1958-02-16 14 A film distributor Mr. R. >l Patel. and his bride Miss Joycr Ng Yew Kan. a staff nurse at the General Hospital after tbeir wedding at the Singapore Registry yesterday. Mr. Patel is ttie branch irinager of the Indian Film Combine.47 words
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Article142 1958-02-16 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Alliance executive committee last night appointed a five-man committee to settle the dispute between Selangor UMNO and the state MIC following the Alliance defeat in the Kuala Lumpur municipal elections at Bungsar ward last December. The committee Is headed by142 words
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Article55 1958-02-16 14 BEREMBAN. Sat.— A widow. Siew Tham Keon. 65 was murdered on a lonely estate road near Kundor. 24 miles from here, yesterday. She wa s strangled on the way to Llnggi village with (wo baskets of ginger for sale. A police spokesman said to day that the55 words
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Article54 1958-02-16 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Minister of Defence. Dato Abdul Razak bin Hussein will visit Bangkok on Feb. 25 to discuss with the Siamese Government details of joint antiterrorist operations on the Malayan-Siamese border. This follows informal talks recently between the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman,54 words
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Article48 1958-02-16 14 IPOH. Sat. Mrs. P. Seenivasagam. mother of a Federal Councillor. Mr. D R. Seenivasagam. died at her home here last night after a long illness. She was the widow of Mr. S. Seenivasagam, a former Perak state councillor and a leading lawyer in the country.48 words
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465 1958-02-16 14 Singapore will not go Communist of its own accord- Rahman ■IT HAS TOO MUCH AT STAKE' KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. SINGAPORE WILL NOT VOTE A COMMUNIST GOVERNMENT IN TO POWER. THINKS TENCKU ABDUL RAHMAN. "The only way it could come under Communist rule would be by conquest," he told a visiting465 words
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Article160 1958-02-16 14 Policemen brave flames in vain bid to rescue pilot IPOH. Sat. A Perak rugby star. Capt. L. Oalley. m, was killed in an Auster plane crash in Kroh. Upper Perak, yesterday evening. He was the sole occupant of the plane. The plane crashed into the compound of No.160 words
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180 1958-02-16 14 PRIMARY six pupils in atdI ed English school in Singapore will sit the secondary school entrance examinations for the first time In November. The Ministry of Education in a statement yesterday said the decision, arrived it In discussions between the representatives of180 words
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Advertisement155 1958-02-16 14 You can tell he uses SILVIKRIN HAIR CREAM 1 There's something distinctive about cream does the miracle ingredient jH^P him. k isn't only that his hair is always Pure Silvikrin, which feeds into the neatly in place you can see so clearly hair all that it needs for vital, lustrous155 words
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Advertisement301 1958-02-16 14 DUCKLAND TROPICALISKI) PIANO Special Cheap Price for one week only to enable you to enjoy with your family FOR THE NEW R|| AND ONWARDS <HRt:-pi iMHAst: \mi\M.in mmi MM AI 111 MIM Ms O\LY NANG U£NG I CO 4MMMH »0»0 sm6»Wl. Swanso/f BONED CHICKEN All meat, ready to •ot...j««t on*301 words
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Article, Illustration1526 1958-02-16 15 The joy of giving these poor women a new figure Secrets of a Woman Surgeon -by Else La Roe THIS WEEK: OPERATION BUSTLINE SHE DIDN'T LIKE HER NOSE SINCH hun^: my nameplate outside my office m New York's Manhattan women have formed the part of my clientele. I see them1,526 words
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588 1958-02-16 15 BRUCE RUSSELL - BRUCE RUSSELL By D ESI DENTS of Bangkok are beginning to winder whethtt their city is in the running for the prize for the most congested city m the world. The main road, vh'ch runs through the business section and Chinese quarter588 words
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Advertisement621 1958-02-16 15 BECOME A QUALIFIED ACCOUNTANT Then you will enioy the e<.tr«»r> and respect fneods as well 3s irceased opp< rt unities fey promo* executive positions. It is now pcr.siMe for Asian stix 4 obtain the high-prized dearer of the Australian Sm Accountants which conducts examinations in Maljya and Hong Kong as621 words
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Advertisement1018 1958-02-16 16 7HUAC Z.UNAJ y^^ Vfa many uses (W' resff*B7 a^ajßsTj jbbjbs maaaßßßß> «^<>u<af,or ttrtfpmf /^H Xl fts»»sy«ssa) ifc>fi» Mem^ng a fmmtmm pm tap m —< >«*>■! ami rstmtfer s»srfarir /raaw. ZONAS f^i-fe?' ADHESIVE PLASTER ZONAS ALWArS STICKS FlnmtYl *t>MEslVf The ■arae» CeMsewy Limitea ilncrporated in Engkmd) Pimples and Bad Skin Foughlinl2|(f%|1,018 words
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Miscellaneous1275 1958-02-16 16 I It^^^s'^^V^aw' I I I\^L NBaasPaBBBBBBwI "«bbbLsbb»^^ "^'eßw,*' I/ I afftf M I «*Bav^W by Edgar Rice Burroughs i^Q A/ J^, l^i^^j^^^, WHEN TARTAR STOTr»E7 THE PCENCHMAN'6 *\7VANCES k^^s^ I-W..^ TOWXH7 X WAITRESS, TWE I«L«LV CHACACTSC S«T OUT, f\. T^^f>a^\ *T TEACW >OU TO *IN7 VOUK OWJ BUSINESS. frx'SiEU 11,275 words
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335 1958-02-16 17 246,780 MILES OF HOT DOGS IN ONE SEASON AMERICANS ate enough hot dogs during the peak sales season to construct Cham of the wiener; lor.g enough to wrap around the Equator ten times. From "Memorial Day through Labour Day," it has been estimated that th« 164,367,000 citizens oi trie United335 words
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Advertisement135 1958-02-16 17 thm'i go through the roof at ererg gearehangel THE ROVER 105 R de hmwlthout clutch pedal, without gearshift ensures smooth effortless travel at all speedsThe "Roverdrivc" automatic transmission consists of a hydraulic single stage torque converter, a conventional singk- dry plate clutch, a synchromesh gearbox and a Laycock de Nonnanville135 words
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Advertisement12 1958-02-16 17 This series is adapted from 'Cat and Mouse' to be published soon12 words
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Advertisement242 1958-02-16 17 wtsaom m is 1 1 iv brush II f m Hard-wemring I IOV YOlll HI FUxtrom tuft* I ('Any old toothbrush' MffL\ clemmg just won't do!) IMff lil\ "M .jfcj/ /af^Ji wUSm tigatnsl dust and Oumbuton. I:///// i 7# I/11l J.L.Monstm.Son M////: II I Grjemts (Malaya) Lid* /Ml/// Mf ////I242 words
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Article, Illustration850 1958-02-16 18 GRAHAM SHORT - Giant with an up-to-the-minute design GRAHAM SHORT Strictly for tlie man of means, the new Plymouth Belvedere By THE Plymouth Belvedere, the first 1958 American car to reach Malaya, confirms several notable srylinp trends initiated last year and widely adopted by the U.S. automobile industry as a whole. the pronounced850 words
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Article170 1958-02-16 18 rIRTY-FIVE countries will take part in this year's British Empire and Commonwealth games at Cardiff. Wales, from July 18 to 26. Already 31 countries have written to the Games Council giving tentative figures of the sizes of their contingents, totalling 1.424 competitors. England heads the170 words
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302 1958-02-16 18 Get rid of these soccer hooligans THE hooligans at Farrer Park are back in business with the return of soccer to Singapore. They had a cood run in the Tamil Kesti\.il tour nament last month and they are now very much in evidence in the current Government Services and Business302 words
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Advertisement273 1958-02-16 18 TAPAM o pan Asia's Best Customers and Supplier M From the Southeast Asia area |apan buys rice sugar, salt, iron ore. crude rubber raw cotton lumber and countless other industrial materials Conversely countries of this area receive from |apan steel products, ships, all types of textile goods rubber products, machinery,273 words
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Miscellaneous34 1958-02-16 18 QUIZ ANSWERS (1) Recurrence. (2) Mattress. (3) Gilbert ant! Sullivan operms. (4) Polish. Italian, Spanish. German, Dutch, British, Austrian. (5) Bermuda, Mmdelra. Bikini (6 1 Two wheels to one, two hours in the other.34 words
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Miscellaneous92 1958-02-16 18 Crossword Solution ACROSS: 1, Stimulant. 7, DOWN: 1, Small. 2. Time. 3, Act. Mine ".Amen. 12, Mud- ineffable. 4. Mentor. 5, Listen. e4."i..^ad. 14 20.^ar Ine1 ner PO 2 r r. T*-dto. 10. Odd Fall. 22. Sob. 24, Roe. 25. Malt. 15, Average. 17. Rim. 18. 26. Satiate. 29 Ate.92 words
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Article24 1958-02-16 19 The Singapore Hockey Assoclalion's trial tomorrow will be neld ■t the OtrU' SporU Club (round Instead of the original venue. Parrer Park24 words
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Article20 1958-02-16 19 MURRAYFIKLD. Bat. Scotland beat Autlraha U-* tn their Ru(k» Union International here today. Auatraiia led at halfUrn*. JUirter.20 words
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Article291 1958-02-16 19 KEN FERNANDEZ - KEN FERNANDEZ Spores Cup participation not on today's agenda FAM Will not move to win Colony ■y KJ'ALA LI'MPUR, Sat. The Football Association of Malaya will not make any move "to win back" Singapore into the Malaya Cup competition, said Tengku Abdul Rahman, thej president291 words
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Article58 1958-02-16 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Selangor enhanced their bid for the championship in the Malai^n Hockey Federation's South quadarngular when they outclassed Johore 7-0 on the Selangor Club padang today. Yesterday they had trounced Malacca 10-nll. Negrt Sembllan did not impress Then they beat Malacca three-nil ,in the58 words
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Article78 1958-02-16 19 Johore Combined Schools belt Singapore Schools 13 points (two goals and a penalty goal) to nil in a seven-a-side rugger match which preceded the final between SCC "B" and Naval Baae on the padang yesterday. Star of the Jonore team was Hassan Yaacob who •cored78 words
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Article, Illustration523 1958-02-16 19 GOODSIR IS READY FOR A TACKLE TTHE Singapore Cricket Club are still champions of their own seven-a-side rugger tournament. They retained the title for the third successive year yesterday when their second string defeated Navai Base by 13 points (two goals523 words
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Article53 1958-02-16 19 Two .second half goals helped Army to retain the lntw-Kervices hockey championship wnen th*v beat Royal Air Force 2-1 at I Tanglln yesterday. Navy, the other competitor In the tournament, was unable to raise a team this year. Freeman an Arthur Koh scored for Army and53 words
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Article50 1958-02-16 19 PERTH. Set Nineteen -yearold Herb Elliott beat four minutes ior the third consecuMve time when he clocked 3mln 59 6sec on a grass track here today. Mervyn Lincoln finished Inches behind In the same time. Lincoln also beat four minutes In two successive races. Reuter.Reuter - 50 words
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130 1958-02-16 19 MELBOURNUBat John; Monckton. of Australia, broke the world record for the men's 100 metre* backstroke during the Australian swim- mint championships here to- night. He clocked lmin I.ssec In the Melbourne Olympic Pool. I Previous mark was lmin 2.2- sec set by Australian DavidReuter - 130 words
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Article353 1958-02-16 19 F.A. Cup fifth round results I. A. lIP (Fifth round Bristol C. 3 Bristol B. 4 Bolton 3 Stokr 1 Cardiff it Blackburn o Shef t'nited 1 West Broas. 1 Seuntaorpc o Urn-peel 1 West Ham > I uiham 3 WeJves 6 Darlington 1 Man. Inited v Shef. Hed (to353 words
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360 1958-02-16 19 LIN KEE CHAM - LIN KEE CHAM By OINGAPORE professional boxing fans were still seething with anger yesterday over the decision in Friday nights fight at the Happy World Stadium which went to the Filipino Chinese Ray Ming Chan after the Japanese bantamweight Kiyoshi Miura had360 words
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Article148 1958-02-16 19 f ATTFT nderers. favourite* LJ for this year's B.H.A. Junior knockout title, were forced to areply by S.H.B. Police in a semifinal match which ended in a 3-3 draw at Serangoon Road yesterday. The goal that helped S.H.B Police to save the game came five minutes before148 words
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Advertisement719 1958-02-16 19 CLASSIFIED ADS. -AT YOIE SERVICE" %m < minimum j. mtma I <* H WmMt UJ» (Wtm.) WMATS HI STORE U ««B »ta«M by T S. ptiooe VHI. LEAVE your travel prptiUnn to Aata Tta»« aarnot. Pbosw *****. ÜBUVBRY CATSmiMU SER. E lor Your Partis*. Moderate sATnrAcncm ooakaii. TDHJ Aipraac TurMah719 words
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Advertisement370 1958-02-16 19 7958 EDITION OF THE BUKU MERAH (FULLY INDEXED) STRAITS TIMCS DIRECTORY A J OF SINGAPORE 6 MALAYA S^^a^afl IllffHeH now mm^mmmmmwP^S^^^M I ■kSßlsCsijl^Ji^ Tni |S tne only autnori SHI ■BaVk^jma I tative and comprehensive I^3l aw2SS3E I reference work available k^Blßif^J^JMfflßjlgy containing a vast store iW^LmW^^^ 500 page Alphabet i370 words
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Article2362 1958-02-16 20 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP Prince Charter runs a record Cup 'trial' Lfc Prince of Lalita beats Malayan 9f record hh; sweep TOTAL POOL: $192,7* IST No *****7 52J29) M> No. 26*569 (S X.914) 3RD. No. *****4 <S 13.0«)7i STARTERS ($1,445 each): Nos. *****2. *****3, *****2, 2»t2t5 103*34. 24«323,2,362 words
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Obituary120 1958-02-16 20 M W*4. tit .H.mimmm, MADAM TAM H(XK NEO aged 70 years passed away peacefully on la/2/58 at n Devonshire Road Stoyspore. «Mvtng behind her b#>loved huabaad Khoo Peck Hock 3 daughter. 3 sons, 3 sons-in-law ard several grandchildren to ■Mm her l(r- OVfJßji ItMgfl tot Bldadart Cemetery on Monday120 words
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Article, Illustration452 1958-02-16 20 By Our Boxing Reporter FRIDAY night's farcical verdict in the Kiyoshi Miura—Ray Ming Chan tight once again underlines the need for an all-powerful boxing board of control if professional boxing is to be allowed to continue in Singapore. Most certainly ttie board would452 words
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Advertisement129 1958-02-16 20 #>V -^5?V_ Worlds 9 s^» Bes| m winner from start to finish SPC-i If iQill jx/Ajm/r^ TITONI^#)' >^/ UNMf AKAW.I MAINSMHNG AUTOMATIC I Heat Controlled iron J ihe AEC iron with automatic heat control it m technically a* perfect at the engineer can make it. It it modern and attractive129 words
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