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Title Section13 1958-10-12 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES lit No. 1,207. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1958. 20 CENTS13 words
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Article802 1958-10-12 1 Wonder U.S. rocket breaks Q (for gravity) barrier THE PIONEER' (AT 25,000 MPH) STREAKS OFF ON HER 221,000-MILE JOURNEY But after 5 hrs. all's not well CAPE CANAVERAL, Saturday. THE United States rocket "Pioneer" today broke free of the earth's gravitational pull and streaked off onReuter; UPI - 802 words
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Article135 1958-10-12 1 In Singapore there was a news black-out at the special tracking station at Ponggol where American technicians were busy at work last night. The leader of the team, Mr. Robert Scrafford, said he could reveal nothing yet without official authorisation. Team personnel would admit only135 words
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Article63 1958-10-12 1 Mr. Stredwick said last night: "I'm not in agreement with the findings of the inquiry. I think my submission given at the end of the meetings satisfactorily answered all the matters raised. "The Murnane Reservoir is a sound engineering job and if given the normal attention and63 words
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Article205 1958-10-12 1 VATICAN CITY, Sat. A SUCCESSOR to the late Pope Pius XII will be chosen on Oct. 25 by a conclave of cardinals whose number at present totals 25. Meanwhile hundre<is of thousands of peoplf from shortly after dawn today began to file past the body205 words
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Article165 1958-10-12 1 From VINCENT HUANG HONG KONG, Sat— Chin, ese Communist authorities have arrested a student from Singapore on espionage charges, a report reaching here said today. A report named the stud, ent as Cheng Tak Mong. It said Cheng went to Amoy by way of Hong165 words
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Article, Illustration1358 1958-10-12 1 Stredwick— reservoir row man— to be sacked The sole responsibility that the Reservoir as it stands at present is not serving its purpose rests with Mr. Stredwick. In our opinion he was negligent in exercising his professional skill and ability on behalf of the Council. 9 committee appointed by the1,358 words
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Article32 1958-10-12 1 P. C. MARCUS, Acting Chief Administrative Officer (Chairman); WANG TSUN HAO, City Councillor; DR. NG WAH HING, Temporary City Engineer; and GOH KEE SONG, Acting Registrar of Vehicles.32 words
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Article76 1958-10-12 1 COLONY MAN WINS $10,000 A SINGAPORK entrant, Mr. Leow Yee thvee, of 22- B Kirn Pong Bond, has won the $10,000 prize in the Malayan Monthly's Contest "Z" (September). The Jackpot has not been won. and the prize will therefore be increased to $30,000 for Contest "A" (October) Four entrants76 words
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Article52 1958-10-12 1 Baby girl dies Another death from poliomyelitis was reported in Singapore yesterday the third since the epidemic started six weeks ago. The victim was an 18--month-old Chinese girl. She died at her home in Paya Lebar Road. She was one of five cases reported yesterday. (Full report in Page52 words
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Article24 1958-10-12 1 10 DETAINED IN COLONY RAIDS S.ngapore Police las* niKiit raided secret society n>. By 2 a.m. today II Mj.NjK'cts taken fo CID.24 words
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Advertisement194 1958-10-12 1 GIFTS FOR ANY OCCASION DIAMOND RINGS. GEM-SET COCKTAIL RINGS. COSTUME JEWELLERY. SILVER WARE QUALITY WATCHES PLEASE VISIT A.LABDEEN LTD. JEWELLERS TEL: ***** Capitol Bldq 155 North Bridge Rd. S'porc-< j EVERY TEST PROVES HOHNER BEST «i§ I PIANO ACCORDIONS The N>w Marcheaa The new "Marches*" Is of entirely new construction.194 words
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Advertisement114 1958-10-12 1 GEM SET RINGS THERE S ALWAYS A REFRESHING VARIETY IN THE WIDE RANGE OF SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND SET RINCS IN VARIOUS DESICNS S. P. H. de SILVA LTD. 45. High St.. Airport Singapore 6. Station Rd. Ipoh. Associate Co.. S.P.H. de Silva (H.K.) Ltd. Hong Kong Qjhis candlelight complexion can114 words
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Article, Illustration2622 1958-10-12 2 TWICE THE LORRY RAN OVER THIS GIRL under my ~rnim ■I'MflWil^r^^^^^^ ij^A jBjU^L.'- I f In an age wnere the importance of medicine looms larger than ever before it is vital that we should all be more familiar with the wonderful work modern surgery can do. It is work which2,622 words
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1491 1958-10-12 3 Soo Ho - Soo Ho By Anthony lylALAYA, for its size, has a comparatively long coastline. The j islands off the coasts are beautiful, comparable to I those of Bali and Hawaii, and the water in some I places is so clear that you can1,491 words
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Advertisement6 1958-10-12 3 MwßS^^^^Sd^TWrr^v^m C A T UNBREAKAI EsS?incaMoHV6 words
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Advertisement253 1958-10-12 3 i PLANAR 3.5 A with ond without exposure nneter W THE POPULAR MODEL X, AT A POPULAR PRICE BEHN, MEYER CO. LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG Brighten dull eyes... *C bHlbbb¥ lllbbbbbbW ...ffiic easy way ■■■■■■■■I Tired eyes become bright eyes Eye Drops. Use Optone ■8 Jld? regularly and keep253 words
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176 1958-10-12 4 PUPILS IN ENGLISH SCHOOLS NOW THE TARGET |^UALA LUMPUR, Sot. The Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir bin Johori, warned this morning that English school? were now the target of subversive elements. He told a conference of school principals: "In the past subversion was confined to Chinese schools, but recently176 words
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Article151 1958-10-12 4 Squinting fake preys on poor THE Singapore public was yesterday warned not to be duped by a squint-eyed Malay, who is extorting money from people under the guise of an investigator of the Social Welfare Department. The man operates irf Kampong Amber. East Coast Road, Malay Settlement and Changi areas.151 words
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253 1958-10-12 4 Three years jail for miner who shot his kepala ACT OF SELF-DEFENCE, SAYS JURY KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Wealthy tin miner Lee Sem Yoong. 40, was jailed for three years here today for killing his kepala. The jury which was out for 55 minutes, returned a unanimous verdict of not guilty253 words
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Article86 1958-10-12 4 Bomoh will hunt for hidden gold TELUK ANSON. Sat. The Malay syndicate which i<» searching for the fabulous $2 million Suzuki trrasure of gold, silver, jewellery and bullion, will employ a "bomoh" to help it locate the wealth. The hunt for the treasure by the syndicate began early in Aucust86 words
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Article63 1958-10-12 4 A Singapore court yesterj day set Nov. 21 for the trial of Salha binte Nasupi. a housewife, on a charge of theft of a $158 gold pendant, or alternatively, of dishonestly retaining the stolen pendant. The offence, it was alleged, was committed in a house In63 words
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Article51 1958-10-12 4 The former Indian High Commissioner in Malaya Mr. V. M. M. Nair. arrived in Singapore yesterday in the Rajula with high fever. Mr. Nair. the Indian Am-bassador-Designate to Cambodia, will be in Singapore for two weeks before leaving for Pnom-Penh. He is accompanied by his51 words
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Article323 1958-10-12 4 3rd DEATH SINCE EPIDEMIC STARTED THERE WERE five more cases of poliomyelitis in Singapore yesterday, one of whom, a Chinese girl aged 18 months, died at her home m Paya Lebar Road. This is the third death since the epidemic began about six weeks323 words
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144 1958-10-12 4 What a great old man, says Tengku PENANG. Sat. The Prime Minister. Tengku. Tengku Abdul Rahman, said today that while some millionaires kept their wealth to themselves and their families, others used it wisely and well for the benefit of their fellowmen. The Tengku. who was unveiling a statue ol144 words
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Article49 1958-10-12 4 The Regent of Kelantan and his consort are in Singapore on holiday with their five children. They arrived by train on Friday and are staying at Mr. Loke Wan Thos flat at th« Cathay. Building. They leave tomorrow night by train for Kuala Lumpur.49 words
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Article25 1958-10-12 4 The Jewihh Menorah Club will hold a dance at the new Reuben Manas>eh Meyers communal hall. Oxley Rise, Singapore, today from 9 p.m.25 words
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Article87 1958-10-12 4 At your cinemas Johore Bahru REX: Anliii.i Senyam d.m TangLs (Malay) 11.30 am: Love Slaves of the Amazon 3. 15. 6.45, 9.15. CATHAY. Elephant Walk 11.30 rm True Story of All Q 3, 7, 9.15. Kola Illiaru ODEOX: Shotgun 945 am.; Farewell to Arms LIDO: Ampat IMrt .Malay) 9.30 a.m.:87 words
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Article, Illustration34 1958-10-12 4 FIREMEN formed an arch at the St. Michaels and All Angels Church at RAF Tengah, Singapore, in honour of a colleague, Mr. Max WiTiams, and his bride, Miss Jean Clark.34 words
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Advertisement420 1958-10-12 4 GIVE YOUR SKIN ('j/t) THE SOFTNESS OF A (y£^Z{) jjjSj^^ iiiih admire! a skin that is smooth and J^k clear. Let gentle "'Hazelinc' Snow "give your y^k n t* aut V care 't needs. iNki Delicately fragrant," 'Hazeline' Snow" is as cool as the dawn breeze. It lightens I lie420 words
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336 1958-10-12 5 ANOTHER BID BY BOYCOTTING' GROUP pENANC, Sat.— Pen ang's seven nonLabour councillors today extended a second invitation to the Singapore Mayor, Mr. Ong Eng Cuan, and his party of 15 visiting councillors. Mr. Ong had yesterday declined an invitation by the five "boycotting" Alliance and336 words
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Article70 1958-10-12 5 WASHINGTON. Sat. Presl 1 dent Elsenhower yesterday appointed Mr James Lampton Berry to succeed Mr. Maxwell Oluck as U.S Ambassador to Ceylon Mr. Berry was U.S. ConsulGeneral In Singapore during 1954. holding the rank of Minister. Now 50. Mr. Berry joined the Foreign Service in 193470 words
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Article, Illustration93 1958-10-12 5 MR. HENRY. Nf Khiok Ngee, 26. a prisons officer, and Miss Nancy Penhas, 20, after their wedding at the Bethesda Church in Bras Basah Road, Sin. gapore, yesterday. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Ng lok Chai. The bride is the daughter of93 words
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Article139 1958-10-12 5 Carreras Limited in Singapore yesterday announced increases in the retail prices of its higher-priced Imported cigarettes. This is the second cigarette Importer to Increase prices sin^ the Government Imposed a ne 35 per cent ad valorem du'y on Imported' cigarettes with an untaxed value of more139 words
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Article36 1958-10-12 5 KUANTAN. Sat. Inche Mohamed Amir bin Payak. penghulu of Jabor. a village 11 miles from here, last night shot a 9ft 2in tiger victimising neighbour cattle. A second, larger tiger escaped.36 words
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59 1958-10-12 5 The Singapore Cold Storage Co. will fly two cartons of vanilla icecream to Britain next week for the London Dairy Show icecream competition on Oct. 21. The British Dairy Farmers Association Is organising the competition in three sections factory, cafe and dairy types of icecream. The59 words
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Article203 1958-10-12 5 ELECTION PACT: 'NO/ SAYS TENGKU I/UALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Federation Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, today rejected the Malayan People's Socialist Front proposal for an all-party conference to discuss the signing of a "gentleman's agreement" on how the state and Federal elections should be fought. The Tengku's decision is contained203 words
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Article21 1958-10-12 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. It was all quiet on the Emergency front today. No casualties or incidents were reported.21 words
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Advertisement356 1958-10-12 5 "9 m^mjL II /f O v PILOT "Super" PEN is olw«y« ready to go smooth running feather-weight pressure on the I.p >- page and no leakage even in high- altitude flights. <cJ|B I PILOT ink graceful and clear /^^^mSitiKril colour tone. No sediment. Comir^^T H/W fortablc flow from penpoinr. If356 words
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Advertisement430 1958-10-12 5 THIS IS YOUR jVjl^Kf pice JH^^iltfl I m J^BbT *Kf r r I SECURITY^^ I Your first Lombard Banking I I Deposit Account Pass Book I I will always be a happy JLi reminder of a wise tr^ jbi J L decision. To save is not I good enough; your430 words
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Miscellaneous34 1958-10-12 5 SOLUTION TO MALAYAN MONTHLY CONTEST Z' This is the solution to the Malayan Monthly's Word Puzzle Contest Z" for September, which the panel of judges held to give the most meritorious set of answers.34 words
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Article, Illustration357 1958-10-12 6 SUSAN BARRIE - Co-ed schools are best, says teacher SUSAN BARRIE IT OVERCOMES THE SHY AND AWKWARD AGE' BY AN attractive young Army school-teacher who specialises in Eng lish ?nd Physical Education is helping Singapore girls at a local charm school to achieve grace and to keep fit. The teacher is honeyhaired, hazel-eyed357 words
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Article, Illustration240 1958-10-12 6 Match your hair with your dress THE latest idea for extra hair glamour is a preparation that tints and sets the hair at the same time, and la simply combed through the hair. The tint can be used- for a special occasion and washed out afterwards, so that you can240 words
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Article188 1958-10-12 6 ONE way to add glamour to your make-up and ensemble is to use your costume Jewellery as a "cosmetic,"— that is, match it up or contrast it with your lipstick, powder and mascara, so that it points up your own prettiest features. Just as an example,188 words
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Article217 1958-10-12 6 Waging a war on tiresome stains pr mov inc. stains is an ♦IV art in itself, and i many a dress is spoilt V because the stain is not X dealt with while it is fresh. Fruit or berry stains on washable material are best treated by stretch- ing the217 words
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652 1958-10-12 6 SIT UP STRAIGHT AND OVERCOME THOSE UGLY 'ANGEL'S WINGS' THIS week Mrs. Margaretha den Hertog, Mensendieck therapist who advises on how to correct common posture faults, talks about the problems of a round upper back, superfluous flesh around the armpits, ond "angel's wings" t hose sticking-out ■wider-blades "One often hears652 words
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Article535 1958-10-12 6 By EVELYN LI 'THOUSANDS of women, using it faithfully have warded off some of the signs of an agine complexion wrinkles, deep lines crepiness. Fifteen years is a long time in the life of a complexion. But 15 years ago, the first well-known beauty cream535 words
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Advertisement19 1958-10-12 6 Yfhereveryou are going don't forget KLEENEX you'll need them KLEENEX j^^^^j THE WORLD'S W['^^ mStS? FINEST TISSUES 1^ SpjJJ^19 words
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Advertisement335 1958-10-12 6 Complete confidence with Modess jS^^t SANITARY TOWELS A --Jj r sjjh/ Fastidious women everywhere jQKB insist on Modess Sanitary jKjl*^^ towels. For Modess cannot *^*mH|^Es possibly show under the most dinging gown or cheongsam. '^^mMmL^B n< Modess (in their hygienic VH^IV dust-proof pack) are softer, I S more absorbent and335 words
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Article373 1958-10-12 7 HE TELLS UNIONISTS: 'DON'T BE CHEATED. ACT FIRMLY' New Govt. can't cut the salary of those in service THE salary scales of Government servants already in service when the next Govern mcnt takes office under the new constitution cannot be cut down, said a leading373 words
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Article, Illustration336 1958-10-12 7 GOVERNORS ADVICE TO TEACHERS THE people of Singapore must not think of themselves in terms of their racial and language loyalties, but as Singaporeans, the Governor, Sir William Goode, said yesterday. Schools must be Singapore schools, not English. Chinese. Malay and Tamil schools, he336 words
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Article63 1958-10-12 7 Tang Kok Chee. 26, died yesterday after a 50ft. fall from the second floor of his Hill Street home in Singapore. Police investigating the fall were told last night that Tang was married four months ago after he was discharged from Woodbridge Hospital. His63 words
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Article308 1958-10-12 7 THREE Government Ministers yesterday backed the move of the Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, to form a United Socialist Front in Singapore. They were Mr. J.M. Juma- bhoy. Minister for Commerrt and Industry. Mr. Chew Swi-p Kee. Minister for Edu- 1 cation and Mr.308 words
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Article50 1958-10-12 7 The Keppel Bus Company will operate a bus service between Godown 1 and Godown 44. of the Singapore Harbour Board from tomorrow. The service will be an experiment, replacing the present ferry service at the entrance to the Empire Dock. The fare will be 10 cents.50 words
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Article257 1958-10-12 7 THE Shell Employees' Union in Singapore has asked the Commissioner for Labour to call a meeting with the management to resolve the deadlock over the union's demand for recognition of its claim to represent the firm's supervisory and confidential staff. Talks between the union and257 words
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Advertisement163 1958-10-12 7 This bejitntttl seven- jP^HMH^^^ pie^e Port or Sherry ■xf set is one example of the many similar Zv^fk'jr suites in the Water- A. "3 I£&mJ':9 lord Glass range. > '*^C JijL^ AW 4Bv V l "v The glistening beauty of Waterford Glass is something that money alone cannot create. It163 words
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Advertisement361 1958-10-12 7 Ah Ying was d^%k Bk GRAY Xl Tired, worn out, listless. (*j She lacked strength, energy. Sleep /Ns#~», sf\ never came and life was drab /j[ <^^) I She's full of pcp,cncvgy, vigour. fer^* 0 j^A^&*'f' I She's regained her normal ,^^.V ~^^^^f healthy colour, her old T^^^^S^. And she361 words
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Miscellaneous30 1958-10-12 7 THE*"*" <SAM6OLS ANO TU6V SAID 3 I I [TIDY UP TUOSE PAP6CS) THEY MieUT CALL\ GEOe&e AND O4AN<SC < THIS Af TegMOONy r- YOUKSUITI II v>" but suppose <' vK tuev DONTy30 words
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Article119 1958-10-12 8 Death cell bridegroom reprieved I^DINBURGH. Sat. ConEj victed murderer Donald Forbes, who married his fiancee last week in his death cell less than two weeks before he was to be hanged, was granted a reprieve today. Forbes. 23, was to hang on Thursday for the murder of a night watchman.UPI - 119 words
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Article51 1958-10-12 8 MALACCA. Sat. A murder trial in the High Court here was postponed to Monday. Othman bin Ali. 24, Hashim bin Wahid. 16. and Veeraupan, 28. are accused of murdering Shamsudin bin Mat. I 20. on or about April 21 at the labourers' lines on Ba- tang Malacca Estate.51 words
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Article92 1958-10-12 8 Thugs beat up man of own group TEN secret society thugs early yesterday beat up a member of their own group in a Singapore back lane after questioning him about his loyalty. Police said the victim. in.. Kai Tee. 18. and his assailants were from the "24" secret society group.92 words
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405 1958-10-12 8 Inquest told: I shot at pig— voice said 'stop firing' KAJANC, Saturday. A HUNTER told an inquest here today that shortly after he fired two shots at a wild pi? he heard a voice say: "Stop firing." M Rajagopal, a technical assistant of the Telecommunications Department, added: "I thought I405 words
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Advertisement138 1958-10-12 8 BRYLCREEM is better value than ever! 1 111 MW (Wl i-i-i'jiirijii W) prices.. V.V.-Th«°p>"* ■mu'ltift**' oiil '«f»ur*.'. I ••'^2Zitf r»fc. iood .PMi-c. •»<• »;.y:-;. a $?0:\ «.Vi»;iu.u..vii v-m.^ SStffS CftfCtt/TZ/ %:iiilp y jjy same quant/ft/ *k Brylcreem is the largest- selling hair cream in Malaya i: Brylcreem controls the hair138 words
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Advertisement185 1958-10-12 8 yum m&g B3DJJ j Bubbly x S?AKKLING c^p.4 G »e p^y ((rs^^fj Mor^ and more people will tf^V^^N c ma < n 8 friends with... \|ffcQ BABY BUBBLY COLLEGE can train your mind to SUCCESS THROUGH ESEZiaO PERSONAL POSTAL TUITION IhmHMbMMIMbUbI Tbe famous Bennett College baa helped thousand* feefcitactura "nbiuous185 words
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Article, Illustration254 1958-10-12 9 COLONY AUTHOR FINISHES THIRD NOVEL UR. Gerald M. Glaskin, m a 34-year-old Australian, who was a partner in a Singapore firm of shorcbrokcrs, has just completed his third novel, which will be published in Britain soon. Entitled "Change of Mind," it tells the story of what happens to two friends254 words
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Article, Illustration468 1958-10-12 9 K. C. LEE - K. C. LEE SIX SINSEHS ATTEND TO 300 SICK DAILY By A CHINESE dispen sary for the poor in Singapore not only provides free medicine but also allows them to choose their physicians from a panel of six. For nearly one hundred years468 words
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Advertisement265 1958-10-12 9 in the -4^J»>. sun TESTED OPTICALLY CORRECT SUNGLASSES Fibrositis and Rheumatism Ended The amazlac n. disearcr/ Bomind b^nivii.- the iiains of Arthritis, Khrumjllvm. FibrotiUi. Nmritli and MMlta lik* magic. In M minuMs after ihr Hr«t low paioi dKappear. sad In a f*w days this marvellous me<Mrin« dluolvrs and removn the265 words
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Advertisement357 1958-10-12 9 The house of curios that Mr. Tang built By GEOFFREY BOLAND QNE far off day in 1923, a young man of 21 stepped off a steamer from China with a pack of household linen and laces worth $3,000 which he carried from house to house in Singapore. Sometimes he used357 words
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Advertisement263 1958-10-12 9 SUNBEAM G R EAT NAMES 111 MM IK HAWK V re^ur 11 a^g^asi J I N MOTO RING r RApIER 1 HILLMAN MIRK IMRCHW: TF.RMS ilillman. Number, and Rapirr, Ty *^y re availablr for vciur home MOTORS LTD. mumm 4«m I"" or r.l.r. -iii.-.v. UNIVMSAi CAM feah WIAINI MM M«t«263 words
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Article, Illustration979 1958-10-12 10 THE PRAM it's the most common form of motherly neglect Lan Mok-ai, Sunday Times reporter in London, interviews two Malayans who made news overseas (1) DR AB °UL WAHAB TALKS OF MINDS AND MUMS London ADDRESSING a recent conference in England of medical delegates from 20 countries, Dr. Abdul Wahab979 words
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Article, Illustration582 1958-10-12 10 12 years abroad, now Rubella is on her way home ®AN INTERNATIONAL CIVIL SERVANT TALKS OF THE BEING THAT LIVES BENEATH THE SKIN "Beneath the pigment of the skin lives i the being man and that being is to be found, the world over, beneath whatever pigments. And when we582 words
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224 1958-10-12 10 CHILDREN'S HOME NO ONE WANTS TO OPEN MALACCA, Sat. \MR. C. M. Seth, Stat« E I*l Councillor and chairS man of the Malacca State E Welfare Committee, has E problem on his hands. And it is this. "Who is S going to run the committee's E brand new Children's OrthoE224 words
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Advertisement416 1958-10-12 10 NO BABY-FE|mNG PROBLEMS NOW ©> W V *ssf'Z OF INFANT \v T^ i£\ FOODS PROVIDES FOR BABY'S NEEDS >^ |^^^v*y[ From birth, if necessary, Nestle has '^^^^y^ i**~~^ tiie rig lt iUc Fo<ml or baby As the I r ***^I wee cs 8° ">y and supplementary feeding is l^^^^^^^^^l -^s£416 words
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Article, Illustration361 1958-10-12 11 A rmy school by the sea turns out expert soldiers OFFICERS 4ND MEN LEARN HOW TO TEACH OTHERS TO BE BETTER SOLDIERS TENGKLTS SON wIN FIRST BATCH MALACCA, Saturday A FORMER detention camp at Tanjong Kling, seven miles from here, has been converted into a full-time military training instructors centre361 words
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Article, Illustration488 1958-10-12 11 ATELY arrived on the JLj racks in Malaya is a Sinatra album. "Come Fly With Me." In England, its reported, fans have clamoured so eagerly for it that the disc has been snapped up by the blackmarket trade. High praise, indeed, even for488 words
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Advertisement360 1958-10-12 11 BEGINNING THIS WEEK IN THE Jin A NEW SECTION FOR nMuIA' MALAY PROGRAMMES The Radio Weekly now offers if listeners to Malay programmes a <— *tßf' completely new ond enlarged v programme schedule giving full i detai's in Rumi of all broadcasts. i Five full pages of programme i :t360 words
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Advertisement286 1958-10-12 11 AMAZING NEW BALLPOINT DEVELOPED BY PARKER! /fl/l ITS EXCLUSIVE M GIVES YOU Iff THE SMOOTHEST I! WRITING EVER! 3 Writes Instantly— ink starts flowing at your ml imWt Writes Evenly— lays down a sharp, dark, SI RIbI always uniform writing line ff! I JVf Writes Smoothly— even over grease spots,286 words
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489 1958-10-12 12 THE SUNDAY TIMES Singapore, October 12, 1958. FIGURES CAN'T LIE OTATISTICb are not always a reliable prop. Defending the new increase in duty on tobacco and answering warnings that the increase in duty might in fact lead to a decease in revenue, Mr. Oon Khye Kiang, Singapore's acting Financial Secretary,489 words
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Article, Illustration738 1958-10-12 12 William Fish - William Fish NEW ZEALAND OIL EXECUTIVE SEEKS $212,000 TO BUILD A MEMORIAL IN THE FOOTHILLS OF MOUNT KINABALU By HOW THE POW'S ADMIRATION FOR KINABALLTS BEAUTY TURNED TO FEAR AND HATE JESSELTON. Sat. A NEW ZEALAND oil executive told me here today he738 words
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702 1958-10-12 12 GYRIL AYNSLEY - GYRIL AYNSLEY THE PASSING OF A HIGHLY CONTROVERSIAL FIGURE by HER Q^lH I popular book I Married Love hi-, sold more PJI^H I tl»n million I ropirt. It n now to Its 26th KTflUTtfl rdition. u'iliiluH I ndurin| KJmJhmUhl702 words
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Article395 1958-10-12 12 by Tuan Djek Friday, Ocf. 3, 1958. |^|OON Cake Day was celebrated in great style by the Cook and family; including the pineapple daughter. As next day was his birthday the Tuan was served with an extra good tiffin. He was not feeling too good V?i.395 words
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Advertisement806 1958-10-12 12 CLASSIFIED ADS. 10 Wordi $10 (Minimum). TAN— YEO: Bak Nam eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Tan Poh Chua *o Clioon Thlon eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Yco Cher Nglap. ACKNOWLEDGMENT 19 Wonl, $lo (Minimum). MR. AND MRS. WONG LEE FOO thank all relatives, colleagues and friends for their806 words
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Advertisement11 1958-10-12 12 Sol* Agents: SCHMIDT ft CO., (M) LTD, P.O. BOX 2395. SINGAPORE.11 words
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Advertisement62 1958-10-12 12 m W&* Jt^ wr < -n f V fcfltt *v» A. 9 Celebrations and a celebrated drink t Celebrations and Key y Brandy go so well jaVi^/ together and so they tgr^ should -because Key VN Brandy is a celebrated fu I brandy, warm and invitI'( ing, the result of62 words
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Article, Illustration301 1958-10-12 13 So suave, so neat— and so polite By DAVID T. K. WONG JHE old world courtesy of those China guys has made a big impression on Miss China Doll. Miss Daisy Sxeto, the 22-year-old Singapore holder of the Miss China Doll title,301 words
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Article143 1958-10-12 13 Two die in Kuching tree crash KUCHING, Sat.— Two people were killed when a tree crashed Into a hut in a rubber plantation at Prutang near here early yesterday. The victims were Bagau anak Dari. a 13-year-old Iban, and Saw Nam Seng. 24. Bagau died on the spot of a143 words
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Article56 1958-10-12 13 Ng Cheong Kian, 48, a sundry shop owner in Havelock Road. Singapore, woke at dawn yesterday to find a man pressing a knife on his chest. Before he could recover from the shock, a blanket was thrown over him Later he found $350 cash and $18 worth56 words
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Article57 1958-10-12 13 Forty thugs from two rival secret society groups clashed In Tanjong Pagar Road. Singapore, early yesterday. The fight was over by the time the police arrived at the scene. The road was littered with broken bottles but no one was in sight. The battle was between57 words
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Article, Illustration109 1958-10-12 13 12 SPORE MODELS WILL TURN UP FOR INDONESIAN ARTISTS EXHIBITION World famed Indonesian artist Basoeki Abdullah poses beside his painting of an Indonesian flame dancer one of the 100 works by Mr. Basoeki which will be exhibited on Friday in Singapore at the Victoria Memorial Hall. Renowned as a painter109 words
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Article56 1958-10-12 13 TODAY: Singapore 10.14 a.m Wt. 21n.) 10.32 p.m. (9ft. 71n.): Port Dickson 543 a.m. (10ft. 2in.i 6.13 p.m. (9ft. 31n.); Penang 12.02 p.m. (Bft. 3in.). TOMORROW: Singapore 10.47 a.m. (9ft. 61n.) 11.19 p.m. Oft. Sin.); Port Dickson 6.30 a.m. (10ft. 7in.) 6.56 pjn. Oft. 61n/i Penang 12.23 a.m.56 words
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182 1958-10-12 13 I ILY CHAN, of Paya Lebar Road, was convicted in Singapore yesterday of stealing crockery valued at $60 from a shop in Orchard Road on the morning of Sept. 1. A taxi-driver. Kidar bin Long, said that he was cleaning his taxi182 words
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91 1958-10-12 13 THE RIVERBORHE MIDWIVES TO GET LIFEBELTS HITCHING. Sat. Midwlves will be provided with life belts when they travel by outboard motorboats on duty. This decision was made by the Sibu Urban District Council recently when a councillor drew attention at a meeting to a report of a near tragedy of91 words
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Article40 1958-10-12 13 Singapore Copra Association noon prices per plcul on Saturday: fair merchantable Bombay mixed copra: October $36 U buyers. $36 4 sellers. Tone was steady. Singapore Coconut Oil Millers' Association: bulk $53.50 sellers, drum $57 sellers. Tone was quiet.40 words
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414 1958-10-12 13 THE Jackpot for The Malayan Monthly's Contest "Z" (September) was not won. The Jackpot for Contest "A" (October) will therefore be $30,000. One entrant submitted a solution which differed at one point from the solution 'vhich the judges held to give the414 words
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Article215 1958-10-12 13 BREWERIES MAKE $3.8 MIL. PROFIT RESPITE trade recession, Malayan Breweries increased their net profit after taxation by $353,000 to $3,842,--000 in the year ended June 30. The chairman. Mr. Tan Chin Tuan. reports the company's sales volume was only slightly less than that of the previous year. Sales for the215 words
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Article24 1958-10-12 13 The price of tin in Singapore yesterday was unchanged at $368 per plcul. the estimated offering on the market being 110 tons.24 words
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Advertisement639 1958-10-12 13 Are proud yyX to announce that the \\V\V Iff s.s. ARCADIA \tt\ groM tonnage ***** is ftcheduledta £yTy«> '-all at Singapore on lOlli Uecembei Tj \/T U\\\ I^sB en route to the United j I y\\ Kinpdom from Australia Her itinerary will be as given below >/ O Arrive Leove639 words
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Miscellaneous242 1958-10-12 13 ST. JOHN AMBULANCE BRIGADE: 8th annual first aid comIMtitlon at Badminton Hall. Guillemard Road. PUBLIC LECTURE bv Swami Ranganathananda on "Tr.e Oirist. We Adore" at Bartley Secondary School. Bartley Road, 10 a.m. WESLEY SfETHODIST FELLOWSHIP: Get together meeting, church hall. 4 Fort Canning Road. 7 pm. INDEPENDENT MISSIONARY MOVEMENT. Free242 words
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Miscellaneous39 1958-10-12 13 Indoor games, sepak raga bodybuilding 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. Bl KIT TIMAII YOUTH CLUBTable tennis, building, football, indoor games 4 p.m.. film show* 7. 30 P TAMIL YOUTH LEAGUE: Speech training, football, carom 10.30 a.m. to o.30 p.m.39 words
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Article, Illustration215 1958-10-12 14 rr»HE $30 (first prim winner in this week's picture contest is I.cow Brng Keat, 45 Market Street, Trluk Anson, with "Steel Points" (above). The picture was taken with a Makirut 111 camera on F.P. 3 film. Aperture was F.B and speed 1/28 sec. Wong Fan Ong,215 words
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1198 1958-10-12 14 RAYMOND THOMAS - Enlargements CAN be difficult, but they are worth the trouble QF the basic processes of photography in black-and-white that stage where the enlargement is made is the most satisfying as well as the most difficult. As in practically all the photographic processes, there is no short cut to success when1,198 words
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Article118 1958-10-12 14 Picture book gift for Christmas /CHRISTMAS is on the way. and an ideal Kilt Is a small snapshot album made up of pictures of mutual interest to -River and recepient. Look through all the snapshots you've taken during the past 12 months, and choose those representing the highlights of the118 words
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Advertisement621 1958-10-12 14 DEWAR'S I IS THE SCOTCH ■S7* f- f •> •KSS -IT NEVER v^j-*-"^ p£P-"^ No other drink is quite so Ll^^!^-^ _....-"^n refreshing as Scotch Whisky. fe t!*J»»«m™^. *^Z^^s^k ou ein drink short or long, *~w.*- '.'^.T.*.'- ■•-'j^^^B as the mood takes you, but !^^^B^BJ whether served neat, with water.621 words
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Miscellaneous164 1958-10-12 14 ACROSS: 1 Sacred beetle (6) DOWN: 1. Smack (4), 2 Rhy--6 Long written effusion (6) 10 «'im (7). 3 Among (4). 4 StanPriMt of East f«>- 11 Vo1m» <*) dard 5 slightly (5), 6 12 BntnmSto tit (4) 13 Exit Starry (7). 7 Cheats (4). 8 Ru6>"u SSTport.% column.^. <•>•164 words
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Article, Illustration751 1958-10-12 15 A touch of the Quaker shows up in God's little half acre MR. E rsk i ne Caldwell, the noted American author, has devoted a large part of his life disclosing to a keen, eager and palpitating public the down-to-earth behaviour of citizens inhabitating the Deep South. On occasion, the751 words
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Article241 1958-10-12 15 Its all but a K.O. for Danny ITS a new. distantly strange and very subdued Danny Kaye who stars in "ME AND THE COLONEL", made by Columbia Pictures. And I say right out that it is the old. familiar and boisterous Kaye I prefer. If Danny was trying to prove241 words
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Article325 1958-10-12 15 HAMMER Films, specialists in canned horror, dug deep into the vault to awaken a sleeping monster with "HORROR OF DRACULA"— and awakened him they have effectively. It did not actually scare me to death but I sat through it without laughing. Dracula, as everyone knows,325 words
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Article100 1958-10-12 15 "A NICE LITTLE BANK J\ THAT SHOULD BE ROBBED" (20th Century Fox i. An apt screwball title for a very screwball film played to the hilt by Mickey Rooney, Tom Ewell Micky Shaughnessy. All three are horsey characters who try to solve their troubles by robbing100 words
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Article175 1958-10-12 15 'Wild Wind 1 proves a little slow T ENJOYED the acting of Anna Magna&l in Paramount's WILD IS THE WIND". And having said that, I might just as well put a period to end this piece. What I dislike about American alms dealing with Italians Is that they're so noisy.175 words
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Article76 1958-10-12 15 "VICIOUS CIRCLE": First rate wbo-dun-it which will be thoroughly enjoyed by all lovers of crime thrillers. An eminent 'Hurley Street specialist finds himself Involved In a strange murder with the circumstantial evidence against him so strong he cannot understand why Scotland Yard don't arrest him. But there's more76 words
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Advertisement671 1958-10-12 15 COiVM^i 2w"« MOW SHOW|IIG! J J* n i.30, 4, 6.45 9.30 p.m. 7 X DANNV KAYE "Me And The Colonel" Columbia J > k* MIDNIGHT TOXIGHT! "SONG SHI CHIH" Color-Maud. J^ Today 9 a.m.: "Three Smart Girls'- Shefc Hwei (MancU. j ltf\iJ!tVJ OPENS TODAY! "|K TWT TT T MM uam671 words
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Advertisement581 1958-10-12 15 I Bb^^l ssssPsflsfPP"w^>'Bßß>^§'W^iV^^M I kL^sfl 1 phonf y^BffgTTTL J.llfcK VOW Showing r 29?5» *BM*LmMJ*MJy 11.1.45.4.6.3049.30 SKS sffTsE "GODS LITTLE ACRE" {u*i Today 9 a.m.: "HELEN OF TROY" C'Scopc Color. sj OriWSTmdmi, Z 3 y 11,1.45. 4. 6.30 4 9.30 A FRANK A DARING French film about thr affair of a581 words
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Miscellaneous180 1958-10-12 15 I with the Alphabet: 1.00 Music In a v a a i a Midday Mood; 1.15 Programme RADIO MALAYA Summary. More Music In a Midda v Mood: 1.30 The News: 1.45 Relax and Listen; 2.00 Hit ParA.M. 7.15 Good Morning To ade: 2.30 The Goon Show: 3.00 You- 7 18180 words
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Advertisement220 1958-10-12 16 Vaseline Hair Tonic grooms and conditions your hair the natural way. Just rub a few drops of this finely perfumed oil into your scalp every day and your hair will grow lustrous smooth and bright. flssslsssssl Bss^a-J*^^W 1 ftk sssr^r^^^lk^ssss! kS V* I I fl X 1 ]«0° C -'sl220 words
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Miscellaneous1351 1958-10-12 16 A 7VING NATIVE WAfcNEP TAfcZAW TO STAY AWAY Jv^VdT^SL W ~^TKjk PROW A J^YSTEfclOUS MOUNTAIN, THE HO*E OF /"^/A'."' TV-'wV R 1 rs^-J^vCa AAONSTEKS AN7 cVIL SPIRITS-- AN7 SOMETHING JMlf^'^-* W\l M^ "C*_ i -m^>, VACATION TIME: THIS WEEK FOR ALL B y^B flL^T l^^ poNCLUDING your choire in holiday1,351 words
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Article, Illustration1118 1958-10-12 19 Four-wife man defines monogamy— it's monotony, he says Address your letter: The Know Alls.' Tbt Sunday fines Tines House River Valley Road. Singapore. I I 111 l I 1 More attractive stamps needed A CERTAIN Arab who has four wives told me that the practice of having more than one1,118 words
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Article275 1958-10-12 19 gane lees HUMAN CASEBOOK NOW 21, I have been engaged to a girl of 18 for over a year. Although I am now financially able to marry. I now find that I don't want to do so. I did want to continue studying to still further better my position, but275 words
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980 1958-10-12 19 Engaged, he now wants to marry another BEST TO CONSULT A DOCTOR Answer to R who wrote concerning her sister: If her trouble is persisting, she should consult a Qualified doctor. It is not serious, but very upsetting; and she can easily be helped. had failure with three girls. one980 words
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Article, Illustration1011 1958-10-12 20 John Drummond - John Drummond The monstrosity that Sarah Winchester built by A TERRIFIC THUNDERSTORM combined with the sudden loss of her husband and only son were the turning points in the life of wealthy Sarah Winchester, bringing into existence a monstrous, rambling mansion, so complex and1,011 words
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Article639 1958-10-12 20 The SUPER Secretaries SHORTHAND? TYPING? MY DEAR SIR, THEY DELEGATE THAT SORT OF THING!- 1 HAROLD Mac- millan has W. one. Peter Townsend has two. Val Parnell has three The super secretary with the four-figure salary is fast turning into a badge of prestige, a trophy of success like ankle-deep639 words
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Advertisement307 1958-10-12 20 fpAM AMERICAN BRINGS YOU A j mm mm****—***** IW V <joB)ROPE] VIA SAIGON AND BANGKOK SINGAPOIE Now you can fly Pan American —world's most experienced airline —direct to Europe from Singapore I See fascinating Saigon* en route, Bangkok too. Then fly on to all Europe-Rome, Paris, Brussels, Frankfurt Every nrile307 words
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Advertisement172 1958-10-12 20 what's Maiyis /fjS^ She always looks ift^- J MM so fresh and lovely She always feels V \*r^ so cool and clean YfcJ^^ In the office— Quickies cleansing pads I Out dancing Quickies cleansing pads are just right for keep you cool, fresh, fragrant ana dean. I a speedy freshen172 words
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Advertisement49 1958-10-12 21 guests will enjoy and ><H^^^L^§HHreiii\ 4^ M •served, make black coffee and 'cream' it £s? with Carnation Milk ?s&>^ l /f straight from the tin. coffee made with never want it any 9Mjjji££ TK.^ Uso diluted part Carnation to 2 |i{f|B|^BTr^Bßßf^W^Mß^fl^y 'pH™ farnation :^>~~-— mVlk IJ'v'ftrifU'stctl -i_?JIL H A m^^49 words
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Advertisement111 1958-10-12 21 THERE'S IREALiSOAP in RINSO mmmmmmm THAT'S WHY IT —^——^m* washes so thoroughlyis so gentle on clothes- so kind to hands! < wA Rinso yr I MR -12 —78 9 I PLAY-UPS I Safest for tiny feet Leather inner soles— A. /fl light, healthy, absorbent i^^^FjF j jl^^V jtmr Son >111 words
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Article, Illustration538 1958-10-12 21 Van Johnson takes a tip from Marlene Dietrich A CAREFREE STAR WHO WOULD RATHER SELL HAMBURGERS m i have had an advance look at the film. "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," writes Roderick Mann. m It is raw meat, I promise you. The most faithful screen adaptation of a538 words
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Article200 1958-10-12 21 Mr. Johnson hopefully. When not consulting his horo -ope and seeking the plume of his taute Mr. Johnson lives in Hollywood with his wife Evle and three children and dabbles in painting. "Quite a lot of ik in Hollywood paint now." said .Mr. Johnson. "It's wonderfully200 words
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Article206 1958-10-12 21 I HAVE been studying Mr. John Davis's recent remarks about lazy Rank stars'. And I have devised the Mann Plan to help combat this serious state of affairs. IAII Rank artists to undergo a .month's training at one of Mr. Rank's mills. This loill206 words
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Advertisement323 1958-10-12 22 1\ VA Cw f l\ BOSCH /y/W REFRIGERATORS BOSCH 110 SG 1/ ARE NOW AVAILABLE IN MALAYA Tolol Copoc.fy 6*cu h FrMier Capacity; 0 6 cv It E«t«fior D.menuom (w.ath. wh daw Htr* it is! The greatest rang* of refrigerators to be offered optn, OcptK including latch. He's- 1 3OV«JB323 words
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Advertisement66 1958-10-12 22 SPORTING SAM by Reg. Woottoa like ridiHCj on e/ouefs yes, ft's rea//y heaven driving ffie The superb combination of power, I hydro-pneumatic suspension, front- VV wheel drive and dynamic styling make $9875 the CITROEN the connoisseur's choice UNQUESTIONABLY THE CAR WITH A CHARACTER. D.S. 19 $11,250 2.C.V. $3995 also available.66 words
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Miscellaneous102 1958-10-12 22 Crossword solution ACROSS: 1. scarab. t>. Screed DOWN: 1. Slap. 2, Cadence 10., Lama. 11, Alto. 12, Adit. 13. 3 Aml< i 4 Rat o^t* Egress. 4, Pedestals 16, Ell. 17, B> Sere. 18. Acrid. 22, Piigan 24. Stellar 7 Co s 8 Memento. 8. Elder. 26, Rafts. 29. Power.102 words
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Article, Illustration921 1958-10-12 22 ECONOMY CAR IS IDEAL CHOICE FOR FAMILY By GRAHAM SHORT fEW cars can have such pleasing all-rouncl characteristics as the French Peugeot 403. It has attractive, modern lines. It combines a lively performance with commendable fuel economy. It is comfortable and roomy. In short, it is an excellent family car.921 words
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184 1958-10-12 22 SAINTS ARE 7-A-SIDE RUGGER CHAMPIONS ST. ANDREWS became this year's inter-school seven-a-side rugger champions when they beat Johore English College, the defending champions, by five points (a goal) to three (a try) in the final at Bras Basah Road yesterday. The Saints, the 1956 champions, trailed 3-0 after the opening184 words
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Article, Illustration193 1958-10-12 22 After being establish ed for many years- at 11. Battery Road, the Automobile Association of Singapore, whose membership is now almost 9.000. has moved to new. air-conditioned offices on the 3rd floor of Manasseh House. 90. Orchard Road. With it has gone193 words
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361 1958-10-12 22 V.K. NATHAN was the outstanding athlete at the Singapore Medical Services Union athletic meet at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Nathan, who won five of the seven events in his division, also retained the "A" Division individual honours. General Hospital, which won all the team361 words
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Article44 1958-10-12 22 STUTTGART, Sat. Fordson tractors were placed first, second, third and fourth in the world ploughing championships here. It was Fordson's fifth succes. sive victory in the con. test. The winning tractor was driven by Mr. T. L. Goodwin, of Britain.44 words
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Advertisement631 1958-10-12 23 CLASSIFIED ADS. "AT YOUR SERVICE" 20 Ward* $10 (Minimum). Dmilg 1 month, 10 Wordt BMM (Mm.) SELF-DRIVE CARS for Touring Malaya. Tel. Spore *****, Everflne Co. TRAVEL. Don't leave It to luck— try Asia Travel Service. (S 'pore>. HOUSEHOLD LAUNDRY. Frist CUxs Service, ***** Singapore Steam Laundry Ltd. TELS. *****631 words
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Advertisement577 1958-10-12 23 I he finest range of cars ever presented tSMfInHHHSvR even by Jaguar 3|lfJ^^^ J3*l£j"*~^ Fixed head Model ll 38-CjS> with ounloi oisc brakes I*^W|^^] by phenomenal powti o« occeiefo I i tion extending throughout the entire speed ronge I up to 130 m.p.n ond beyond thit co« It J^^ I577 words
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128 1958-10-12 23 TWO VASU GOALS GIVE SEOUL 4-2 WIN PENANG. Sat. Two gift goals enabled the touring Seoul Football Club to beat Penang. the Malaya Cup champions, 4-2 at the city stadium here tonight. The game which was fast and robust throughout was watched by a crowd of about 8,000. Penang led128 words
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Article63 1958-10-12 23 Dr. Chan Ah Kow entered the second round of the Singapore Billiards Association's four-ball competition when he beat Wong Ah Kow 300--138 at the Great World last night. In another first-round tie C. H. Theseira beat Goh Eng Chew 300-282. Tonights ties 6.15 p.m.— A.63 words
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Article, Illustration451 1958-10-12 23 J^UALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Federotion took a 3-1 lead at the end of the first night's play in the first schoolboys International j badminton match against Singapore at the Selangor Badminton Hall tonight. Lee Kin Tat, the Singapore schoolboys chmpion who was beaten in the second451 words
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Article40 1958-10-12 23 ONE goal in each half by veteran Awang Gabos gave defending champions Kota Raja a 2-1 victory over Alexandra in the second round o f the S.A.F.A. junior knockout cup competition at Balestier Road yesterday.40 words
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Article53 1958-10-12 23 ST. ANDREW'S Sat. Australia and I'nitcd States today tied for the Inaugural world amateur golf team championship with total afrrefate of 918. They will play off for the Eisenhower trophy tomorrow. Great Britain and Ireland finished third with Sl9 and New Zealand fourth with 921. Malaya finishedReuter - 53 words
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881 1958-10-12 23 LARRY CARROLL - SIAM TOUR XV WILL PROVE A WORTHY ONE LARRY CARROLL MALAYA RALLY TO BEAT THE REST By KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Malaya beat The Rest by 14 points (two tries, a goal and a penalty) to eight (goal and penalty) in the M.R.U. trial at Merdeka Stadium tonight, but they needed881 words
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Article224 1958-10-12 23 ¥>LAYING without four of 1 their best players, who were engaged in last night's Malayan Rugby Union trial at Kuala Lumpur, Singapore Cricket Club were soundly beaten by 27 points (three goal and four tries) to nil by R.A.F. Singapore on the padang yesterday. The four players,224 words
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Article202 1958-10-12 23 CAPT. L.J. JENKINS of 3 BOD won the challenge trophy for the individual championship at the Army motor cycling trials held in Singapore yesterday. Capt. Jenkins covered the gruelling 30-mile cross country course with a loss of only 20 points. Second was RQMS Rahman of R.A.S.C. School202 words
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Article64 1958-10-12 24 ing up fast on the outside. Producer closed In with Sincero dropping back. Heart's Ease was waiting for a run on the rails. Producer started his run at the top of the straight and. with a furlong to go, he had the leaders nicely covered. Kra came on again In64 words
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Article, Illustration2201 1958-10-12 24 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By UP GOES HERD FOR AN ARSENAL GOAL THE BIG SWEEP TOTAL POOL: $142,540 1st No. *****0 ($37,760) 2nd No. *****3 ($15,104) 3rd No. *****4 7,552) STARTERS ($1,678 each): Nos. *****7; *****1; *****5; *****3; *****5; *****7; *****7; *****7; *****2. CONSOLATION ($1,0002,201 words
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121 1958-10-12 24 MANILA, Sat. The Philippines and Italy will play their Davis Cup interzone matches .in Sydney, from Dec. 4 to 6, the executive secretary-treasurer of the Philippine Amateur Athletic Federation disclosed today. Seraflo Aquino, the R.A.F. official, said: "The Philip, pines is agreeable toUPI - 121 words
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Article32 1958-10-12 24 ASCOT HEATH, Sat— Lord Roseberx's Cortachy won the Duke of Edinburgh Stakes here yesterday. Sir Winston Churchill's Aura was second with Mrs. A. Plesch's prangipan third. Eight ran. Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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Article324 1958-10-12 24 BRITISH SOCCER REAULT I ONDON, Sat.— ResulU of soclj cer matches played today were: FIRST DIVISION Aston Villa 1 West Brom 4 Blackburn 4 Preston 1 Blackpool 1 Burnley 1 Chelsea 0 Bolton 1 Manchester U 1 Arsenal 1 Newcastle 3 Leicester 1 Notts 3 Lulon 1 Portsmouth 2 Leeds324 words
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Article115 1958-10-12 24 YOUNG Men Sikh Association scored their second stralgh*. win In Dlv One of the Singapore Hockey Association League when they beat Khalsa 2-0 on the padang yesterday. Both are promoted teams. Y.M.S.A.. who dominated play throughout, took the leading the 1 5th minute through Inside-left Qurnam115 words
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Advertisement294 1958-10-12 24 CLASSIFIED ADS. 111 Worrit $10 (Minimum). WONG TAN: Poi Kwong, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Wong Kal Seng to Slew Geok. elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tan Puan Swee. LEE CHUA: The engagement Is announced between Meng Hwee second son of the late Mr. Lee Kirn Soo Madam294 words
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Advertisement212 1958-10-12 24 of scientific V and technical ZET Progress Hti jom t j^COOL... \A cool, grooming 11 i. JsStk '■■\OT* Yes Sir, Vaseline Hair Cream really is cooling! prepared S^-L from vitamin-ised oils it allows your hair to breathe naturally, giving a v VH cool-rich healthy gloss. If you want \X healthier212 words
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