Singapore Standard, 30 December 1957
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Title Section17 1957-12-30 1 Singapore Standard dfsdfsdfsd o l. Ml!. No. JBO SINGAPORE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1957 12 PAGES 15 CENTS17 words
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Article, Illustration75 1957-12-30 1 photo. SCOTT CROSSFIELD, 35, North American Aviations top test pilot and aeronautical engineer is slated to become the worlds first space man. According to Popular Mechanics magazine. Crossfield, the father of five children, may pilot the new X-15 rocket plane to within 70UP - 75 words
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108 1957-12-30 1 L. Dec 29 <AFP> J Korean President m Rhee, m his New message today asked United Nations force.s to permit his troops to march into North Keroa to unify the divided country. "We can unify the nation if the U N. just Bit108 words
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Article44 1957-12-30 1 >XTINGENT from the P ion of the King's S ttish Borderers stationi pore will take part Military parade m with the InauguraPresident Garcia and lent Macapagal-, \Jnc ■^m+v m Manila an- < n Saturday. The r will return to Singa- W.— AFPAFP - 44 words
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199 1957-12-30 1 MADAM SONGGRAM RETURNS TO BANGKOK ..And Is Spirited Away On Arrival BANGKOK, Dec. 29 (AFP) Madame Laiad Pibul Songgram, wife of deposed Premier Marshal Pibul Songgram. returned here last night from Tokyo after five months' absence. She was immediate'.y whisked away by Police Col. Chumpol Lahachala, a personal bodyguard of199 words
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92 1957-12-30 1 A SINGAPORE film distributor. Too Jen. was yesterday detained by the Special Branch under the Preservation of Public Security Ordinance. After a five-hour search of his home m East Coast Road. Special Branch men removed several documents, cameras and some tape recordings. The detained man92 words
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Article631 1957-12-30 1 River Kelani Forces 5,000 From Homes Incomplete and scattered reports from the disaster area indicated that at least 300 persons were dead, and reports of distress and disaster were pouring m from the provinces. Dispatches from central areas devastated by last week's floods and landslides came m631 words
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183 1957-12-30 1 Keep Your Pants On They're Really Not So Dangerous LONDON, Dec. 29 (Reuter).-»The Tailor and Cutter, authority on male fashions, has sought to reassure readers troubled by a Swedish scientific report that wearing trousers may be as dangerous to mankind as radioactivity. The Swedish theory, the magazine said, was that183 words
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193 1957-12-30 1 Navies In Singapore Give Aid To Ceylon BRITISH and American navies yesterday came to the rescue of thousands of flood victims m Ceylon by rushing food and medical supplies from Singapore One hundred-and-seventy tons of food and a ton of medical supplies, donated by the Koyal Navy m Singapore, vrcre193 words
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Article170 1957-12-30 1 US $40 Billion Is The Mark GETTYSBURG, Pennsylvania, Dec. 29 (UP) In the quiet seclusion of his farm President Eisenhower yesterday neared a final figure on the heavy cost next year of making the nations missile might equal Russia's. White House Press Secretary,170 words
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518 1957-12-30 1 LEADERS HAIL CALL TO END EMERGENCY KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Political, trade union and community leaders m the Federal Capital today hailed the proposal to mobilize all youths m the nation m an all out effort to wipe out Chin Peng and his terror gang*. The mobilization call was by the518 words
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Article45 1957-12-30 1 A PATIENT of Woodbridge Hospital, Singapore, had his ear bitten ofT by another inmate just before breakfast yesterday. As attendants attempted to separate them, the attacker ate the ear. The injured man. Wong Siew Koh, was admitted to the General Hospital.45 words
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Article150 1957-12-30 1 THE FIRST Dutch refugee baby was born m Singapore yesterday. The child, a boy, is the eighth for Mr. and Mrs. H. Tenhove of Jakarta. The couple arrived m the Colony accompanied by four of their children, together with 39 refugees aboard the Waterman five150 words
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121 1957-12-30 1 MERDEKA: ONE OF THE YEARS BEST STORIES MANILA, Dec. 29 (AFP) The Independence of Malaya was one of the trggest foreign news stories of 1957. the editors of th e Manila Chronicle decided today. Biggest wes the Russian launching of two earth satellites m October and November. The editors took121 words
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Article55 1957-12-30 1 NAKURU. Kenya. Dec. 29 <Rcuter> A Kikuyu tribesman. Gitchi Kinyeria. was charged here today with the murder of Mr. Cyril Norman, 63-year-oxd European manager of an estate at Rumuruti, near Nakuru. Mr. Norman was found shot dead m h.\s farmhouse on Friday nighc. Gitchi was remanded55 words
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Article40 1957-12-30 1 THE first consignment of China-made electric tubes for export has just been despatched from Peking to Egypt and Singapore, official sources reported yesterday. Among the consignment are shockproof, moisture-proof and heatresistant tubes for use m radio sets AFPAFP - 40 words
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Article42 1957-12-30 1 A US$l,OOO,OOO fire broke out m Central Taiwan on Saturday when the new Hsichu Plate Glass Works was partially burned down. One thousand cases of glass ready for export were destroyed. Thre« firemen were injured m the blaze. A.F.P.A.F.P. - 42 words
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119 1957-12-30 1 NEW YORK. Dec. 29 (UP) The Times today named ten films sa> the "best pictures ot 1957." The ten were listed m the order m which they opened m New York. 1. The Great Man, 2. Funny Face, 3. Angry Men. 4. The119 words
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Article47 1957-12-30 2 FOLLOWING were elected office-bearers of the Singapore Bata Employees 1 Union at its third annual general meeting recently. President: Mr. Ong Eng Chiang; vice-president: Inehe Snlim; secretary: Mr. M. S. Da wood; asst. secretary: Mr. Chon<; Weng Yip; treasurer: Mr. Kg See Siong.47 words
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172 1957-12-30 2 We Must Fight Leftist Threat' AN amalgamation of all moderate political groins i c was suggested by the secretary of the Liberal-Socialist P OPf ,l n 9°Por l Tan, yesterday. arT y' Mr. E. Mr. Tan told The Standard it was imperative that172 words
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102 1957-12-30 2 PAP Councillor Heads Naval Base Union A PEOPLES Action Party City Councillor, Mr. Wee Toon Boon, has now taken over the secretaryship of the 10.000--strong Singapore Naval Base Labour Union Mr. We*-, a former clerk of the City Council, took over as full-time paid secretary, from :he Union's Adviser. Inche102 words
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Article78 1957-12-30 2 ALOR STAR. Sun.— A few minutes after an appeal was launched by the Kedah UMNO last night to start a relief fund for the Indonesians, a young Chinese came m with a donation of $50. The don? r Mr. Quah Boon Jin of the78 words
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Article72 1957-12-30 2 BENTONG. Sun —A timber contractor. Liew Onn. 54, of he Sunge: Dua New Village here, was today fined $70 for carrying vegetables and other sundries m his motor van on Sept. 29 without a haulage permit. Liew claimed the goods were for the < Mf workmen72 words
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Advertisement698 1957-12-30 2 A LlT^^nT THA^GO ESA LONGWAY ANNOUNCEMENTS I SITUATIONS VACANT CITIZENSHIP REGISTRATION WANTED TEACHERS (full or part TODAY'S Smgapore Citizrnsh p limcj-» Minimum qualification Senior f strat.rrj at 9 II and 13. Fort Can^rV.dse. State remuneration required load and the Chinese Apply Box No. T. 3232 SS. bef nf Commerce will698 words
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Advertisement537 1957-12-30 2 KUALA LUMPUR MUNICIPAL COUNCIL Appiicat ons are mv.ted from cand dates. Qualified m accordance with the 1950 (Covt I Schemes of Scrv.ee, for the post of HOSPITAL ASSISTANT m the Municipal Health Departm^rt. The Salary Scale is $238 x 14-308 Exam 338 x 1 4-450, Eff/468 x 20-528 plus C537 words
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Advertisement556 1957-12-30 2 TENDER NOTICES JOHORE P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Class 'E' and above registered P.W.D. Contractors will be received by the State Engineer, Johore, up tp 12 noon of the Bth January 1958 for CONSTRUCTION OF 9 UNITS GAME RANGERS QUARTERS AT 1* MILE, JALAN BULOH KASAP, SEGAMAT. Full particulars may556 words
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Advertisement553 1957-12-30 2 NEGRI SEMBILAN P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from registered Class 'A' PWD Contractors will De received at the Office of the State Engineer. PWD. Negri St-mbiian up to 3.00 p.m. on the 12th February. 1958. 'or the construction of the Malay Girls' Residential College, Seremban. including four Dormitory Blocks. Teaching Block.553 words
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Advertisement186 1957-12-30 2 TO- y T7T s. MIDMORROW > REX NIGHT! A DRAMA OF LOVE, PATHOS, HATRED, DEVOTIOM JEALOUSY! 1 SHAWs MALAY FILM PEODUCTIONg \t|^* iii jjjflj Ri't*'" L^ Bill I's v A' i^v Released and Dist. by Shaw R «.s. Ltd. NOTICE ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. Veo Teck Ken::. Manager of the New Central186 words
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Article, Illustration77 1957-12-30 3 EIGHTEEN Police Officers, including two women PoUce Inspectors, left Kuala Lumpur by air for London on Saturday for various training courses m the United Kingdom. They were seen off by the Minister for Defence, Dato Abdul Razak bin Abdul Hussein, and the Commissioner of77 words
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227 1957-12-30 3 WOMAN'S PLACE NOT IN THE HOME, SHE SAYS PENANG, Sun.— With the emancipation of women this country, a woman's place is not m the home, .ut m every field of endeavour, which was the exclulive ri^nt of men 30 years ago. was stated by Mrs. B. H. Oon, chairman of227 words
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Article144 1957-12-30 3 SARAWAK HAS 633,537 PEOPLE POPULATION of Sarawak at the md of 193t> was estimated at 633,537. acuir.iine to it s ReKistrarGtneral oi Births and Deaths, Dr. W. (llyn Evans. In a report published yest Mr. Glyn Evan.s *aid 6 children weiv born i the year, representing 2 per cent rise144 words
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Article53 1957-12-30 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. A Patrol of the 2/6 Gurkha Rifles was fired on by a terrorist sentry m the Kuala Kangsar district of Perak yesterday. The Patrol charged the terrorist camp and found one terrorist dead. A sun-machine Kirn, a quantity of ammunition and five53 words
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175 1957-12-30 3 MINES URGED NOT TO RETRENCH LABOUR Perak Assn. Discusses Effect Of Tin Quota IPOH, Sun. Chinese mines m Perak were urged today not to retrench labour unless it was absolutely necessary m view of the tin restriction being imposed. This was discussed at an informal meeting of the Perak Chinese175 words
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102 1957-12-30 3 ALOR STAR. Sun.— Minister for Natural Resources, In^he Bahaman bin Samsuddin, appealed to heads of departments and their itaff to double their efforts m matters concerning the general public. He was speaking at a teaparty given m his honour by UMNO officials here last102 words
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80 1957-12-30 3 Transfer For PWD Water Supply Chief IPOH, Sun.— Mr. Paulinus Peters, Superintedent of Water Supply at the PWD intake. Tanjong Rambutan, has been transferred to Kuala Selangor. Mr. Peters, who has served m the State for 17 years, represented Perak at soccer as a goalkeeper and was one of Malaya's80 words
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Article177 1957-12-30 3 Farewell To Old European Couple PENANG, Sun. Penang will have to bid "au revoir" to one of her oldest European couple when Mr. and Mrs. H Bracegirdle leave here tomorrow for a week's holiday at Fraser's Hill before going to Singapore. Mr. Bracegirdle, who is chairman of the Penang Chamber177 words
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Article86 1957-12-30 3 THE Singapore Cinema and Entertainment Workers' Union yesterday protested to the Army Kinema Corporation against a pay-cut imposed on one of its members. He U Mr. Tan Poh Chi a a projectionist at Nee Soon Globe Cinema. Mr. Tan has been told to either accept a86 words
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Article, Illustration66 1957-12-30 3 MR. ARTHUR B. EM. MONS (centre) pictured on arrival at the International Airport m Kuala Lumpur on Friday to assume office as Deputy Chief of the American Mission m Malaya. Mr. Tom Critchley, Australian High Commissioner for Malaya (left), and American Ambassador. Mr Homer M.USIS - 66 words
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131 1957-12-30 3 A.\G. Sun. Mr. Cheah Eow. retired Chinese in>rrtor of the High Court was host to a large ring of friends at a ng reception at the ibber Trade Association aft< moon. The reception was held on occai lon of the wedding eldest son. Mr.131 words
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Article, Illustration359 1957-12-30 3 Dutch Refugees Meet Colony Press First Contact Since Ban DUTCH refugees from Indonesia were allowed their first contact with the Press and public yesterday since their arrival m Singapore en route to Holland. Restrictions on contact had been imposed by the Colony's medical authorities under the quarantine laws. The firstStandardpic - 359 words
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Advertisement505 1957-12-30 3 I J& CDEUfU iAW I CONTROLS THB I B^A NAMING OF I 7HC FINBST I BKAWDZ WTM I EXTREME SBV&tITY. O| Wi It decrees that only brandy l| |y originating from the Grande and Petite Champagne districts of fi| Cognac may bear the proud Jg| title of FINE CHAMPAGNE. JS505 words
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Article248 1957-12-30 4 Make Ail-Out Bid To Smash Terrorists, Good Citizens Urged KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The unity of law-abiding citizens could be a 4 bomb" that could annihilate the terrorists m three days," Inche Ahmad bin Hitam, a committee member of the National Good Citizens Association, tolcj The248 words
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237 1957-12-30 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The weather was listed by the Department of Labour as one of the many obstacles which the Malayan industry has had to face during November. Rain affected most of the country's rubber holdings and the general turnover on estates237 words
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Article, Illustration82 1957-12-30 4 From Military College To University CHARLES STEVENSON, of the Boys Wing Federation Military College at Port Dickson. is the first boy from the college to go for higher education to a university. He will join the Medical College at the University of Brisbane. Australia, to become a doctor. Stevenson isFah - 82 words
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Article27 1957-12-30 4 SIX men were yesterday fined a total of $605 m *.he Brntong Magistrate"? Court for possession of prepared opium, pipes and other smoking utensils.27 words
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Article38 1957-12-30 4 THE inaugural meeting of the Malayan Indian Congress. Mantin Branch, will bo held on Tuesday, at 5.30 p fit The Minister for Health Mr. V.T. Sambanthan. who is tl*O MIC president, will preside at the meeting.38 words
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Article, Illustration175 1957-12-30 4 CHEER FUND GOES TO THE ORPHANS OF PENANG THE orphans of the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus m Pen m the hall of the Convent on Christmas Day to receive presents done Singapore Standard Cheer Fund. The Bishop of Penang, Monsignor Francis Chan, later g Cv e Christmas presents175 words
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148 1957-12-30 4 TANJONG MALIM. Sun.— The Tanjons Malim branch of the Malayan Chinese Association has forwarded the resignation letter of their chairman, Mr. Tan Boon Jin, to the MCA headquarters m Kuala Lumpur for their decision, Mr. Lee Seek Fan. the branch secretary, told148 words
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Miscellaneous107 1957-12-30 4 Standard c<ncutcic Information at a Glance Blagapdrf Itimniup: Registration of eligible non-Chinese whose narr-.es i->ec.n With the '.e'ter T. and of Chinese whose "sen m X >manised Hokkien is Te-.s Tong. Tai. Tham or Tay; m Cantonese Ting. Tar.c Tong. Tai. Tarn or Cheng; m Teochew Ting. Te ig, Thang.107 words
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Miscellaneous165 1957-12-30 4 O.Tice. Fort Canning Road 8 30 8 pm. Chinese Chamber of Commerce 8;w 8 p.m. Singapore Wholesale Fish Dealers Assoc. 14A Tew Chew S'rrrt 9 430 pjn s ngapore Chce Ys:i; I^ar.g H lay. H9 River Valley Road 9 4 ;>'» p.m. Singapore Rubber. Importers and Exporters Labour Union. R4165 words
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Miscellaneous611 1957-12-30 4 Yeu Ntrng School. ttl-G Chan?: Road. Si M S 9—4 30 p.m. Rural Community Centres B Panjang Siglap and Upper Se: ingoon 9 4JQ p m. rii:»to-r.ipiii< >«v u'iy of Bsigepecei Col »ur h..Jc show a.vi commenliry by Mr. Doe Brownell oi PSA at 4. Caahin Street h pm. i611 words
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Article508 1957-12-30 5 What Wines To Serve and When „i ir r I .i i r ]'HE French say that a meal without v. ne is like a day vv i t h o v t sunshine. Today, one adult m ev^ry three drinks vine not as a special- occasion luxury, but as508 words
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Article, Illustration256 1957-12-30 5 CHRISTMAS turkeys are over, and here is something new for your New Year's table entertainment. Mrs. Alijandro Holigores, wife of the Philippine Consular, introduces a genuine Philippine dish of "Chicken and Pork Adobo." Mrs. Holigores tells me that her national cooking consists of a mixture of Chinese and256 words
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Article, Illustration470 1957-12-30 5 CHAMPION OF THE 'SLAVE GIRLS' MRS. Margaret Webb, a mother of three, is a charming and interesting personality to meet. Mrs. Webb, once dubbed champion of the slave girls the underprivileged had devoted many years of service to welfare work. Now manageress of a seaside hotel, she feels "twilight is470 words
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Article518 1957-12-30 5 OUR SISTERS ABROAD JJIG game fishing off the east coast of Australia is no longer an exclusively male sport. Many former "fishing widows," tired of being deserted by their men folk during the deep-sea fishing season, have joined m the exciting excursions that lured the518 words
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Article, Illustration196 1957-12-30 5 IN the dead of night they'll have you out of bed. By day, if they're so inclined, they'll raise the roof off to compel attention. What's viore they'll choose their moment such as when you're viixing the pastry, or when a critical neighbour has called m to mark196 words
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Advertisement21 1957-12-30 5 The world famous family of TIGER medicinal products HEADACHE CURE reliever for Headache, Neuralgia, ENG AUN TONG THE TIGER MEDICAL HALL21 words
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Advertisement35 1957-12-30 5 m A 1 L Accivl ;i^^M^P^ iXX EVERY DAY can confidently be used for all purposes which call for a dependable supply of rich, pure, safe milk.with thejresh* milk flavour. WITH ADDED VITAMINS A D35 words
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Article450 1957-12-30 6 JT is indeed refreshing to hear the Federation Defence Minister, Dato Abdul Razak bin Dato Hussein, declare m his broadcast last Saturday night that the MCP secretary-general, Chin Peng, no longer counted as the communist leader who held Malaya m his palm. Such an official declaration should450 words
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Article381 1957-12-30 6 JN VIEW of the continued complaint that is heard about the high cost of living m Singapore and the effect which economic changes m the postwar years have had on the family budgeting of the working classes, it would be m the interests of the Government381 words
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Article, Illustration967 1957-12-30 6 LONDON^ CORNER YEARS ago when I was full of sap and sauce, I used to write advertisements for a firm that made lifts. Yes, lifts you know those things that go up and down m buildings. Now the name of the particular firm that I used to boost967 words
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Article, Illustration710 1957-12-30 6 Another article on the West Indies Federation by J. M. Spey, former News Editor of the TRINIDAD GUARDIAN. r PHE arrival of Lord Hailes 1 m Trinidad, m January next, as first GovernorGeneral of the West Indies, will bring: into being an Interim Federal Government,710 words
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Article100 1957-12-30 6 r PHERE are some twelve x million dwellings m Britain and nearly four million of them house a dog. Cats are even more numerous five millions. There are six million caged birds la this island and the number Is increasing by hundreds of thousands every year. Indeed,100 words
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Article101 1957-12-30 6 '"INHERE are few organizations, scientific or otherwise, where long life doesn't tend towards complacency, but the British Association, right up to the present day, has maintained Us original purpose. This is to give to its members, and to fie public at large, with authority but without sensationalism101 words
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Article199 1957-12-30 6 Sir— Your Christmas Day editorial on ''Sobering Thoughts'* would, I fervently hope, be read and digested by every educated citizen of Singapore. The PAP victory m the recent City Council* election and the uncouth and above-the-law behaviour of their Councillors should sober up all Singaporeans for their199 words
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Article201 1957-12-30 6 Not this Way for Singapore reduce the Colony*! con* merce to it< lowest ebb The PAP'S broom hal ;u first sweeping on TV and the first irticle swept out was the golden rr.a c. Very soon, We may expei to sec the colourful irr.p'ementation of Dr Sookarr.o 1 policy by201 words
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Advertisement118 1957-12-30 6 /^^l^^/'I I f don't knout, but J^^-^ /l I#s 5//w^/^ delicious! Your first taste of 'Ovaltine' Cold i^L^^'jft will be a revelation. It's cool, s, 1^ creamy deliriousness m a sheer Ar/%X v sS^f delight. You'll wonder why you t( !/*&<;' J? 4 hadn't thought of it before. '•fyk?P/tP r118 words
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205 1957-12-30 7 Dulles To Attend Baghdad Pact Council Meeting WASHINGTON, Dec. 29 (rP)-Officials announced today that Secretary of State, John Foster Dulles will attrnd a meeting of the Baghdad Pact Council m Ankara, Turkey, m January. m said he will go m the r l'ity as head of the United observer delegation205 words
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Article173 1957-12-30 7 Michener Awaiting Permit HONGKONG. Dec. 29 CAFP) -American author, James A Michener. who has been granted permission by the I.S. government to enter c mmunlst China, is at present m Hongkong seeking an entry permit Xrom the Chinese authorities. Michener, who wants to write a book on China, said he173 words
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119 1957-12-30 7 MADRID, Dec. 29 (UP)onon ISh P i° lice have' cracked ?m, f large underground arms m smuggling inform *J° Morocco. welliSstSSS. sources said here noT« c Ba B was uncovered m Chrism nort *v before Christmas, the .sources said. They added that Police119 words
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Article, Illustration49 1957-12-30 7 Photo. With photographs of Prince Charles and Princess Anne on the desk, Queen Elizabeth is pictured with a copy of "Pilgrim's Progress," after making her Christmas television and radio broadcast to the Nation from Sandringham, Norfolk. The Queen quoted from Bunyan's famed work during the Broadcast. UPUP - 49 words
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255 1957-12-30 7 n■* j R J. Sf Dec 29 Re "ter)— Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld, secretary-general of the l nited Nations, and M. Felix Gaillard, the French Prime Minister, conferred here today. No statement on the discussions was expected but French sources earlier expected them255 words
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Article48 1957-12-30 7 TOKYO. Dec. 29 (AFP).— Some 28,000 persons died of Asian flu and complications during 1957, the Statistics Bureau of the Welfare Ministry revaled yesterday. The total death rate during the year was put at 770.000, which was six per cent higher than last year.48 words
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Article102 1957-12-30 7 Submarines To Carry Missiles WASHINGTON, Dec. 29, (AFP).—The U.S. Defence Department is to propose to the Administration that work should start almost immediately on the construction of the first three submarines to be equipped with intermediate range ballistic missiles of the "Polaris" type, informed sources m Washington said The first102 words
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103 1957-12-30 7 MOSCOW. Dec. 29. (UP)— The Russian aviation magazine Sovieiskaye Avlatsia yesterday reported the successful t?st of a rocket-catapult-ed fighter aircraft which can take oil literaliy from any place a field, forest, mountain top or ravine. The magazine said airstrips w^th long runways were103 words
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146 1957-12-30 7 UN Accuses Korean Reds Of Ten Violations PANMUNJOM. Korea, Dec. 29 (UP).— The United Nations Command yesterday accused the Communists of 10 armist.ce agreement violations while denying 23 allegations of the same nature made ty the Reds. In a brie', tersely-worded statement made at the 167 th meeting of the146 words
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Article64 1957-12-30 7 HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 29 (UP) Bob Hope and Jayne Mansfield returned here last night after completing a 13--day 18,000-mile Christmas tour entertaining servicemen. The two film stars and members of their troupe staged an impromptu show for Coast Guardsmen stationed aboard a weather ship at the "Point64 words
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Article22 1957-12-30 7 A "red ball of fire" enveloped a New Orleans warehouse yesterday and destroyed 17 carnival floats worth USS4O,OOO.— UPUP - 22 words
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Article205 1957-12-30 7 TOKYO. Dec. 29. (Reuter) While millions of Japanese spend a traditional New Year's eve, a group of shrewd in\ estimators on top of a downtown Tokyo hotel will attempt to sport their recently-purchased estates on the planet Mars. Mr. Toraji Kishi. secre-tary-genera) of the Japan205 words
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Article294 1957-12-30 7 US Sees Parallel In East Europe Power Seizure WASHINGTON, Dec. 29 (UP)^The U.S. Information Agency is* sounding a worldwide warning of a Communist blueprint to take over Indonesia, it was disclosed today. The Agency draws a close parallel between the current anti-Dutch actions m Indonesia and294 words
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264 1957-12-30 7 CAIRO, Dec. 29 (UP)— Delegates to the 37-nation Afro -Asian solidarity conference demanded yesterday that missile and atomic bases be banned on foreign soil. The demand was m the lorm of a protest vote by the conference's disarmament committee. It was a direct reaction264 words
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206 1957-12-30 7 Red Peace' Offer: Mac Discusses UK's Reply LONDON. Dec. 29, (UP)^. Prime Minister Harold Macmillan met key ministers yesterday to decide, according to informed sources, Britain's reply to Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin's latest "peace" message. Mr. Bulganin's 3,000-word message was delivered to Macmillan virtually on the eve of the NATO206 words
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Article52 1957-12-30 7 TAIPEI, Dec. 29, (UP)— The first We^t German goodwill mission to visit Formosa is scheduled to arrive here early next month, it was announced here. The Foreign Ministry said the IG-member group the majority of whom arc members or the Bonn Parliament, will spend two weeks52 words
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175 1957-12-30 7 LONDON, Dec 29, (Reuter)— Soviet plans to relieve the severe climates of the Northern Hemisphere by means of a dam to redirect waters of the Pacific Ocean "could be realized by international teams of scientists," a Soviet engineer said on Moscow Radio today. Mr.175 words
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Advertisement49 1957-12-30 7 $m-> <fo ■"II I. i■■ r" I. J l\l W^#, jfa 111 M 9 I W 111 I l°^ es^ Woollen Skirts and Twinsets. Skirts $32.50 to 59.50 Twinsets $38.50 to $137.50 Jumpers $24.95 to 72.00 I Closed all day [^^mV January Ist. HBHHIHHfIifefIHBHfIfIMHHHHH Raffles Place, Singapore. Tel: *****49 words
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Advertisement841 1957-12-30 8 ANGLO-FRENCH TRADING CO., LTD. Tel: *****/6, *****/4 132/6 Robinson Road THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE B NORTH AMERICAN SERVICE T* Halifax, Boston, New York. Baltimore, Philadelphia e> Cult Ports Spore P.Sham Penang AENEAS 29 Dee 30 Dec TEUCER 27Fet/10Mar 1 1 Mar 15/16 Mar Carriers option to proceed via other ports841 words
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Advertisement1192 1957-12-30 8 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD A CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 (18 lints) (Incorporated m Singapore) (12 lines) ih *r THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE SAILINGS to LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW LONDON CONTINENTAL PORTS Carriers option to proceed via other ports to load and discharge cargo (Via Sues with liberty to proceed via Panama or Cape1,192 words
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Advertisement827 1957-12-30 8 MITSUI |jj LINE Sport P Shan Ptnonc FOR JAPAN Nasutan Maru for Moji. Kobe Osaka, Yokohama G. 1 8 Hagurosan Maru via Manila for Yokohama Kobe, Moji 24 Jan FOR US A For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore via Bombay Akigisan Maru from Japan 16 Jan 19 Jan FOR COLOMBO. KARACHI,827 words
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Advertisement869 1957-12-30 8 EAST ASIATIC Li& I OUTWARDS Sailing, tor Bangkok Qnd/o Fq Eo J I Penang p c H "MANCHURIA" Sp Ot "MEONIA" 14/16 Jan i 7UI 3o 1 i B I Colling Soigon. Bangkok. lBJon 19 20 I "SUMBAWA" hn I accepts cargo for Japan. on 20/21 j 0 I KINA869 words
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Article32 1957-12-30 9 UNITED States living costs rose by 0.4 per cent to a new peak m November after remaining stable for one month, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labour Statistics.32 words
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Article, Illustration187 1957-12-30 9 Two On Far East Trade Tour TWO representatives of a Japanese firm of medicinal plasters are now m Singapore m the course of a 50-day business tour of the Far East. They are Mr. G. Matsumo*o, inspector of Hisamitsu Brothers Co. Inc. and Mr. K. Takahara of the firm's export187 words
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269 1957-12-30 9 GAP REDUCED EXPORTS from the United Kingdom of manufactured goods last month were £15 mil. higher than m October, according to figures released by the Board of Trade m London. Last month's exports totalled £286.9 mil., while re-exports were stationary at £11 mil. Imports269 words
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Article156 1957-12-30 9 INDIA, the main regular buyer of copra m the Singapore market, has not shown as much interest as previously, according to the weekly produce report of Lewis Peat (Spore) Ltd. However, at the beginning of the week, enquiries for prompt shipment to outports were received,156 words
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Article136 1957-12-30 9 Decorated Cooking Ware The newest cooking ware incorporating a unique new process is decorated vitreous enamel cast-iron casseroles and dishes. While self-coloured oven-to-table ware of :his type has been available for some time, it is only after many months of intensive research that an effective method of embodying decorative pat.ems136 words
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Article, Illustration122 1957-12-30 9 BRITAIN'S motor industry produced nearly 21.000 cars per week m November the highest rate of output m its history, according to the Financial Times. This output rate was m response to strong demand m the U.K. and peak export orders. Overseas shipments again showed a notable advance when,122 words
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322 1957-12-30 9 PRICES IN SHARE MARKET TEND TO DECLINE By A Market Correspondent WITH the Christinas holidays intervening, business m the Malayan share market last week covered three and a half days, and activity was, m the main, barely sufficient to test prices. There was, however, a general tendency for quotations to322 words
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995 1957-12-30 9 WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.— In assessing the outlook for 1958, American businessmen are displaying a remarkable degree of confidence, considering that m the past few months the United States economy has lost some of its earlier buoyancy. And this confidence cuts across the entire field995 words
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Article144 1957-12-30 9 BUSINESS DONE IN WEEK BUSINESS done m shares from Dec. 21 to 27: Industrials: Fraser Neave Ords. $2.65 to $2.02*. Hammer Co., $2.15, Malayan Breweries. $3.40, Malayan Cement IJc to 16c to 15c. MrAlisters ?1.62£, Overseas Chinese Banking Corpn.. Ltd $21.25, Robinson Ords. $1.76. Singapore Cold Storage 93c to <)oc\144 words
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Article206 1957-12-30 9 The Pahang Consolidated Co.. Ltd.: For the year ended 31.7.57 a profit of 26.7% was earned alter deducting preference dividend, and distributions for the year totalled 50%. Net liquid assets at balancing date were equal to 2/- per stock unit after deducting preference capital and excluding the company's206 words
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Article75 1957-12-30 9 THE manufacture of a British discovery to produce better quality cheese has begun m Northern Ireland. Called Cockade P.R.M., it is a phage-resistant medium which enables cheese starters to combat the damaging attacks of organisms which destroy the lactic acid bacteria vital to the successful starting of75 words
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Article53 1957-12-30 9 THE Malayan Exchange Banks Association made the following changes m its rates to merchants yesterday: Canada: buying. T.T. 32-5/lfi. O.D. 32-7/16, 90 days airmail 32-13/16 credit bills, 32-7/8 Hade bills. Selling rates. T.T or O.D. ready were: Canada 32; French Francs *****: Belgian Francs 1(518-3/4: Danish Kr. 224-1/4;53 words
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Article297 1957-12-30 9 TO meet a growing demand for mobile and easy to handle constructional equipment, a Sheffield firm, Newton Chambers and Co. Ltd., have introduced a truck-mounted crane which can be readily converted to excavator work by using shovel, dragline and dragshovel attachments. The firm believe that these297 words
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Article41 1957-12-30 9 exchangers. Claimed to bf "the world's jirst full-scale central atomic poto*T plant devoted exclusively to cJrtlian purposes," it went into operation at the beginning of December. Full power of tht station will be 60,000 kilowatts o/ electricity.— UP photo.UP - 41 words
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Advertisement461 1957-12-30 9 Greying or grey hair netds If ymir hair is showing signs of advancing ace its youtnful appearance can be regained by using Morgans Pomade. It restores grey hair to its natural i° IOU J- ir ly m ss W a li«le into the root* and I brush well. Morgan s461 words
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393 1957-12-30 10 A Wicketkeeping R«cord By Grout JOHANNESBURG, Dec. 29 (Reuter) —The first Test between South Africa and Australia ended m a draw here yesterday, after five days of exciting cricket, during which each side at times were m a position to force a393 words
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Article104 1957-12-30 10 ADELAIDE. Pec. 29. Reuter > Missed eft the first ball of the innings. Ray Reynolds, a 21--year-old opening batsman, scored 2CW not out yesterday for Queensland against South Australia m a Sheffield Shield match. Reynolds and Jack McLauplin. who arored 136. added 243 m a second wicket partnership104 words
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Article431 1957-12-30 10 PETER WILSON - THE OWNER WHO WANTS TO SHAKE UP RACING By PETER WILSON LONDON. Sun. MAY I start this column with two frank admissions. I am NOT a rac.ng expert. I do NOT know Mr. Phil Bull. In case you. too, suficr from cither of the (inabilities431 words
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Article202 1957-12-30 10 South Africa Ist Innings 470 for nine declared J. H. Waite 115. I) I McGlew 108. I. MeekitV five for 1J5,. Australia Ist innings 368 (R. Benaud 1!" C. McDonald 75. R. Simnson 00. P. Heine six for 58). South Africa 2nd innings D.J. MeCilew c Simpson b Meckitt202 words
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297 1957-12-30 10 Middleweight Champ Carmen Basilio Tops Honours List NEW YORK. Dec 29. (AFP)— World middleweight boxing champion Carmen Basilio of the I nited States was listed as the world's top boxer for 1957 by the "Ring: Mapazine" m its end of the year edition published here yesterday. Earlier this month Basilio297 words
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243 1957-12-30 10 VAN RYNEVELD TO LEAD SOUTH AFRICAN TEAM JOHANNESBURG, Dec. 29 (Reuter) dive van Ryneveld, recovered from a hand injury, will captain South Africa against Australia m the second cricket Test which begins m Capetown on January 31. But South Africa will be without the services, through injury, of fast bowler243 words
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Article, Illustration52 1957-12-30 10 IT was a gay Christmas party for children from the Holy Infant Jesus Convent and few others from the neighbourhood at the residence of Mr. P. Slater, athlete coach of the Royal Air Force long distance runners. Mr. Slater is on the extreme left with Mrs. Slater next52 words
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Advertisement579 1957-12-30 10 SftS««S^iSSS*SSfflSSffiS*SffifflffiffißßffiSSffifflfflffiS j ACKNOWLEDGIVIEMT Tho Directors ami Management of Shaw Brothers Limited desire to take thK Opportunity to thank all their Patrons O2 who so generously mad«> Donations of Toys and Cash etc. j for the I MM KlM{|\ 11.l 1.1 l> AND SICK tHILDREN'S 3 CHRISTMAS TBEES. Oh Over 1.200579 words
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Advertisement549 1957-12-30 10 ••*++,>■ »W!SBPJfLJIIi(iBBM»^-'--'I I M T JJ.i rZioffii J i*Hi WTj it t? i n /'tlß r k M y SMB. m^_ l hone Mm a; oi., y "Hi l Ml R?!.> PJvimxl ...'I,;; 1 1 "mm," 1 1 J( Liza heth Scott LUVINQ YOU"^ Mm, <;.lt^NeHs special: "FILM tEV IE|.549 words
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Article77 1957-12-30 11 MELBOURNE, Dec. 29 (Reuter) A monument to commemorate the staging of the Olympic Games rowing and canoeing events last year on Lake Wendouree near Ballarat, 70 miles from Melbourne, is to be erected at the lakeside by Ballarat Rotary Club. The Club pUns to erect77 words
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612 1957-12-30 11 LONDON, Dec. 29 (Reuter) Wolver hampton Wanderers, who lost their long unbeaten record to Tottenham Hotspur on Thursday, returned to power football yesterday with a 2-0 win at Sunderland. They start the second half of the English soccer season with a six612 words
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Article104 1957-12-30 11 NEWBURY, Berkshire, Dec. 29 (Reuter)— Lieutenant-CoS oncl Ron Holman, who returned home recently after two and a half years as a regular Army Officer m Hongkong, rode Aurelinn Way to victory m the £300 (sterling) Lambourn chase here yesterday. Aurclian Way. an eight to one chance104 words
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Article70 1957-12-30 11 Non-Whites Stands May Be Closed JOHANNESBURG. Dee. 29. (Reuter) The final days of the Australia-South Africa Test match at Wanderers were free from demonstrations from the non-white stand which on Boxing Day held up play. Following Thursday's display of booing and shouting, the Transvaal Cricket Union said the demonstrations might70 words
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445 1957-12-30 11 Scottish Rugby Falls Below Int'l Standard Selectors' Problems Remain Unsolved LONDON, Dec. 29 (Reuter)— Scotland's final rugby union trial at Murra\ field, m which Scotland and The Rest drew at 13 points each, left most of the selectors' problems unsolved. The senior team were lucky to end level and the445 words
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1516 1957-12-30 11 U.K. League Soccer Results Positions LONDON, !>»•«■. 29 (Reuter) \»MH'iation football leaguf* taMci after yesterday's gamrs mil inclinliriK hrlstmas Day and i;<i\jng Day matches: r.: rlforrt 26 H 6 14 34 58 1« Crewe Alex. 26 5 4 17 23 4* 14 South port 25 6 2 17 TJO 541,516 words
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204 1957-12-30 11 Wallabies Hang On To Win Narrowly PORT TALBOT, South Wales, Dec. 29 (Reuter)— The Australian Rugby Union team beat a Combined Aberavon-Neath XV here yesterday by five points (a goal) to three (a try). Both scores came m the first half. The Wallabies wore rather lucky winners of the match,204 words
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Advertisement99 1957-12-30 11 •■IS* 2> "tS 3 i> -2> -22=" "-2> CATHAY'S THRILLING 6 NEW YEAR'S EVE MIDNITE TREAT _J|f T THESUPERBEASTUHiaSHES I j^^^^HH^^ of irrw l^^l Vitrvwc ft *Hw| |l nn ull < lip R St IN landing hv MH U rhirlng the show I M MOT m r;ifcp of 'A I99 words
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Advertisement50 1957-12-30 11 NEW ALHAMBRA'S n£mt rars v£ 9 JL MIDNIGHT SUPER-SHOCKER! t i W They dared enter Ihe CAVE OF DEATH to Vj» explore the secrets of HELL and find jj U ■■^^■1 H^^^Ljtf jS9HhW.Y^ H f) lOHN HOWARD MALA POWERS M 7 tj Released by 20th Century-Fox t} TOMORROW OfC, 3fsf.50 words
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Miscellaneous187 1957-12-30 11 f GOOOjTI BAD I I SHE'S GONNA V (-WONOER WOT V C-&OES SHE (f/NVS Si NEWS.? I STAVIN J^Zrf^ SAVE HIM FUM L K/A/OA 7KAP SHE RSEUZE rH£T lxH p*!?* l^P C^v^j! trykfZm E>£SS)EI. f r jf~°j^ 7( f» Mm A TRAPPED !N. f )T*T 1 ~> \\V ASleyOop By187 words
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Miscellaneous383 1957-12-30 11 "We know accurately > r only when we know > > little; with knowledge doubt 2 inrreases."— Goethe. jj 2 MONDAY FOR E\ER\- > ONE: Promote minor business and correspondence during 2 the daytime. However, don't get involved m propositions 2 the extent or limit of which 2 are difficult383 words
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Article234 1957-12-30 12 Victorian Cutter May Record SYDNEY. Dec. 29 (Router) •—While most of the yachts m the Sydney-Hobart yacht race battled against heavy seas whipped up by gale-force winds yesterday, the massive Victorian cutter Kurrewa IV forged further ahead of the file, nnd is expected to break the race record. The latest234 words
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Article108 1957-12-30 12 Sutcliffe's Unbeaten Century DUNEDINE. New Zealand. Dec. 29 (Reu:er>.— Otago beat Northern Districts by 191 runs m the Plunket Shield cricket match ending here yesterday. Highlight or the match particularly m view of New Zealand's tour of England next summer was an unbeaten century by star batsman Bert Sutcliffe m108 words
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Article47 1957-12-30 12 PAR F.S SALAAM Pec. 29. (Rcuterl Th* M.C.C. allamateur :e.im on tour In F.i-: Africa, drew their opening twodays match today against Tanganyika, the final tcorei being: Tanganyika 167 for 7 declared and Pi f or 7 dec'.ared-M C C. 93 and 140 tor 7.47 words
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Article, Illustration774 1957-12-30 12 PENANC MAKE A CLEAN SWEEP IN FOONC SEONC CUP FINAL PENANG, Sun.— After establishing a winning lead of four matches to nothing m the first night, Penang went on to snatch the first singles match played tonight to beat off Selangor's challenge m the final of the Foong Seong Cup774 words
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Article127 1957-12-30 12 O'Neill Puts N.S. Wales On Top MELBOI'RNF. Dec. It. < Renter >-- A sparkling innings of 175 by Norman O'Neill helped place New South Wales m a strong position against Victoria on the second c.i\ of their Sheffield Ld m.i'.ch here yesterday. At the dote, Victoria faced the bi 7127 words
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Article46 1957-12-30 12 BRISBANE. Mon.—Queenslander David Theile, who won the backstroke swimming gold medal at the 1956 Melbourne Olympic Games, is not necking selection for the 1958 Empire Games m Wales. He said that he intended to concentrate on nlfl medical studies right through the year.46 words
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Article77 1957-12-30 12 Footballers Get Jail Term PRAGUE. Dec. 29 (Reuter) Four footballers of a leading Czechoslovak club. Slovan Bratislava, have been jailed for t've years on charges of 'co-operation with enemy agents for money.' the official Communist party newspaper. Rude Pravo announced today The lour who were arrested last October, were also77 words
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Article164 1957-12-30 12 Grandpas Take To The Water PENANO, Sun. About 200 men, women and children took part m the Chinese Swimming Clubs annual tokong nrUn at Tanjong Bungah nerc yesterday. Ah completed tht distance of 1,400 metres. Mr. Hean Joo Seang. President of the Club, betore giving away the prizes, said that164 words
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Article, Illustration26 1957-12-30 12 GROUP picture of the She'l depot weight-lifting team before their firtt weight* lifting competition held at the Brickfield* depot a: Kua'a Lumpur recently Slc.ridardpie by FahFah - 26 words
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Article27 1957-12-30 12 DARA Singh heat Sheik Ali bin Yusoff by two pinfalls to one In the main event of Saturday night's wrestling contest at the Happy World Stadium.27 words
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329 1957-12-30 12 Gregg Makes 'Em Let Go -At £24,000 LONDON, Sun.— The most fantastic Soccer deal of the season finally went through at lightning speed yesterday, when Manchester United paid £24,000 to Doncaster Rovers for Irish international Harry Gregg a world record fee for a goalkeeper. Thiee days of negotiation had ended329 words
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243 1957-12-30 12 KRAMER BLAMED FOR U.S. DAVIS CUP DEFEAT SYDNEY. Australia, Dec. 29 (IP, I captain of Americas losing Davis Cum, Talw I today that the blame should be put\ nT VaiS f professional promoter who enticed ftKB? I "He bled our amateur game white." said Talbert. -The wounds may take years243 words
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Article113 1957-12-30 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Police Depot f ß' favouritet foi the Selangor Hockey A>>oc tion division two league title were awarded a walkover when their opponents. Be'.firld Sports Cub. failed to turn up for their match or. the Police Depot ground yesterday. The unbeaten FoJice have now113 words
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98 1957-12-30 12 Nylon Stockings Cost Her Life Suspension BUDAPEST. ter) ACM, J,** "en to p] JV I, pill)|ir J** next year for r g smu gs .e i:,o pairs stock, ngs ml, llluntn trade union Brv^ m j£ karat said today. The P: garian Federal n ballpia,,: coach of the Jinoi Szab98 words
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Advertisement51 1957-12-30 12 CATHAY S NEW YEAR ATTRACTIOH A J GAIA OPENING FROM TOMORROW! p 1957 ROYAL COMMAXD FILM! CINEMASCOPI METROCOIOR i» i^s Girls P fc^ JAOOUES BER6ERAC rr jam wtrdc A V GALA NEW YEAR'S EVE; CAKXIJ Al- X Nl n AT THE CATHAf HOT! I I o*l ohh v) 2812 !^Js22l^ww51 words
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Article, Illustration2081 1957-12-30 13 GEOFFREY BOCCA - THE UNKNOWN WOMAN IN THE VATICAN GEOFFREY BO CCA Sister Pasqualina Emerges From N The Obscurity She Seeks The first full, authentic story of an amazing ca veer—by She u?as horn to a peasant family. She is almost unknown to the $rorld /<ptr even among 100 million Roman Vatholies hare2,081 words
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Advertisement153 1957-12-30 13 Snapshooting J^flßvSP^^fl Studio Raffles Place, Singapore, Tel: *****. Experience Counts--37 Factories throughout the world. firtffOftt total sales exceed €1,000,000 per day Operators who have had experience of the fiMtfOltt Transport range know that these specialised tyres do stand up to gruelling work. The simple reason is that they are technically153 words
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Advertisement12 1957-12-30 13 Next At Rifle Point— She Bars W^h* The Rebels From Her Master12 words
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Advertisement33 1957-12-30 13 If PAYS to advertise m our Classified Columns LI .00k... AT THE WORLD WITH CLEAR, BRILLIANT. HEALTHY EYES THE D»HY USE <<^3l OF JUST A FEW !^|pPlc^ EYEMO DOES WONDERS FOR YOUR EYES33 words
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Article, Illustration1632 1957-12-30 14 AVRIL JAY - Revenge Is NOT So Sweet AVRIL JAY MALAYAN SHORT STOR^ [by HENG WAH watched her. She had been talking for some time now, wooing him all over again, and wooing him desperately. Her tears, some fresh, some half-dried, lined her face now pathetically upturned, appealing but nothing moved Heng Wah.1,632 words
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Article, Illustration52 1957-12-30 14 NEW singins discovery is nineteen-year-old Diane Todd. Diane is seen here m her dressing room at Twickenham Film Studios. She is holding: her "Good Luck" doll, which is dressed a& a bride: and is wearing the latest m her collection of rings, a giant topaz mounted mMirrorpic - 52 words
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Advertisement94 1957-12-30 14 -If you can spare a moment we should like to tell you just B^^ T k i ■'■:':'^wW^ S: >S*v?S?s? 39ftv. y 5* Hr H^LXr 4W^^ it :o^*'* c Vv. WfV \to39 BlifflfißJll I lW^(m^\m\(^^X\(i^r^ \t^WkJml m <r /^<"« scni me a co^>y 0/ M<? jßccori 8004 I 6SS6fltJdl VltdmiflS94 words
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Article519 1957-12-30 15 IN December when Europe is shrouded m a blanket of fog, and buffetted by icy winds straight from Siberia we m Malaya chensh our sunshine more than ever. Newcomers marvel at the m.rac.e of year-round summer and eagerly take to the water whether519 words
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Article198 1957-12-30 15 "^EWEST thing for the male sex to lounge m a Japanese 'Happy coat." Thigh-length m gaily coloured cotton, printed with good-luck symbols, he can (if he's really brave) roll up his trousers to the knee, tie a sash around the hips Brando-Sakini fashion, and even if his colleagues198 words
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Article, Illustration67 1957-12-30 15 The knitted swimsuit takes shape on the beach cs 9 icith the cling and clasp of a glove. Left Beautiful lines m a moulded cotton knit, the bodice has a built-in brassiere, and the l<*gs are cut high m front, RIGHT: Monaco stripes tvith the halter67 words
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Article462 1957-12-30 15 FASHION HINTS FOR ALL f rAKE stock of yourself. A good hard look m the mirror. How much attention do you pay to keeping your weight down? Could your skin use a refresher treatment? Does your hair-do really suit your face? Fashion books do give useful advice on all these462 words
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Article, Illustration227 1957-12-30 15 1 would make fewer good resolutions m 1958 and try to keep to them. Better the will-power to stick to one than start off m January with a bang and finish m March with a whimper. I would try to show a little more courtesy to227 words
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Advertisement193 1957-12-30 15 f or N extraordinary/ Health Vigour Not d,V and Long-life- 1 ORAL TREATMENT THE ONLY GENUINE ROYAL JELLY APISERUM is a stabilised solution of ROYAL JELLY obtained by J a special process. It restores the weakened organs which have aged J and sometimes degenerated prematurely, to a new vigour, a193 words
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Advertisement105 1957-12-30 15 Dunlopillo FOR CO M T-O R-T ALL THROUGH..*, THE DAY.?. <S All genuine DUNLOPILLO mattresses or eushforuß have the name DUNLOPILLO stamped directly on the latex foam. THE DUNLOP RUBBER CO. (MALAYAJ LTD. Singapore Kuala Lumpur Pcnang. _r N R: Mwl Hn7 B I I M\ aO^ ls^r Fan n*105 words
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Advertisement129 1957-12-30 16 "^^v «4^S' ;^*^\V^ ~**l*"- te ""^~-.l;^T^i"— ta Tv'^-'^^* r #^*v jm3i& The world over 'i*A PARKFR i i **l Parker Quink improves the performance and prolongs the w:^4^aK v > writing life of any fountain pen. Why? Because only Quink contains SOLV-X to protect and clean the inside of your129 words
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Advertisement292 1957-12-30 16 HI i v% *-*'BRWHp w, vahS^^k. iS Confident Motherhood I^l^^B^^; JJ you are unable to feed baby yourself ,X JBM|^| there is no need to worry. Cow I Gate 'pfe l^?^^^ l doctorsfbr their own children and H iP^ll^ra^li bCeD ChOSCD for X 5 Royal Bahie, t j^V *"*|9 CCnt292 words
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Miscellaneous55 1957-12-30 16 I 1 I I m •It's not so bad for YOU being deserted by a sailo-, but S £>"-■- *^^^Lm^j what about ME? His parrot's the father of my egg." "There you are! Now you "WHICH bedroom did you •And what's so extraordinary about a man going to bed?" say55 words
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Miscellaneous49 1957-12-30 16 ••If you haven't done anything, why is the crowd If e d bought a Christ- mas tree we couldn t have following you?' afforded the presents." "And don't answer back! I can read those smoke signals." "Why didn't you complain when I told you I'd come as Christmas Eve?"49 words
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Article, Illustration1037 1957-12-30 21 *£> The M W/./, y Page For Motorists Austin Heatey—2%. Sportsman Car With Mmpeeeahte licit #i viimr DONALD HE A- LEY, the famous British sports car builder, introduced his new Healey roadster m 1952, it was an instant success. here were other equally ful cars1,037 words
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Article, Illustration205 1957-12-30 21 His Half- Pint Car Solves All The Parking Problems rpo SOLVE a very bi* pro- blem with a very small remedy, a Roman citizen decided to adopt a means of four-wheel transport* ation that would radically cure the headache of findinr a parking place even at the price of cramped205 words
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Advertisement108 1957-12-30 21 Bill I r~ ifor ALL BRITISH, CONTINENTAL and AMERICAN CARS Gives you maximum cooling comfort FRISH AIR IN t ''/V vV Wmdows can te left partially open Windowi can b« l«ft pirt.alhr open whilst the car is locked and parked dur.ng ram for atr to circulate. undtr th blazing hot108 words
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Advertisement129 1957-12-30 21 S4 OROURO RQAO. SIM6APORI PHONE 22 I 2« «p|jjj^ T fa* ■'•vXfc'.'X- ■V. I .*«r V tj-.* s -r. *^lM jjfMfi TTP( f paper ilement (liter I Y^imF nrPE boi I &Vv\ '.A. J I ■^■■■•■••■■■•lllllijljjjj. Ma^MMlMMMMM^^^a^ 'M rUEL INJECTION EQUIPMENT FOR COMPRESSION IGNITION OIL ENGINES spark plugs x Planning129 words
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Advertisement124 1957-12-30 22 Wash your clothes m FAB's rich suds and /ft they come out cleaner than you've eve* <*%*& f^^-**™™™ teen them before. That's because FAB— msmmg i "wj^r j TOyB the miracle washing powder from Ameria |J ,I^/ ft gets out allthtdtn. FAB leaves no dulling soap scum gets your whites124 words
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Advertisement207 1957-12-30 22 IT'S ALL THE BEEp m BOVRIL THAT KEEPS YOUR FAMILY STRONG I Itart'f W hi. of beef m every pound of BOVWL 10-lbt. of primt beef goes into the making of lib. of Bovril And there are essential vitamins as well! Bovril it especially rich m 81, B 2 and207 words
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Miscellaneous888 1957-12-30 22 A P«e I Birthdays SUNDAY. You face a ters. You must try to avoid mk U^P twelvemonth of much change pure gambles and to look T^E JiiC^L generally favourable rather to settled pushing of M m ***:H s ut w m h ave to watch close- ordinary routines m everym<888 words
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Miscellaneous1608 1957-12-30 22 ONE of the most persistent howls I get from readers goes like this: "I never hove any luck at all. Other people seem to win money and to get on without all the trouble I have. Why don't I have the same kind of thing? Was I just born unlucky?"1,608 words
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Article, Illustration698 1957-12-30 23 SAHARA ADVENTURE, by J. Mortimer Sheppard. (Jarrolds, London. 208 pp. 215.) Mr. Sheppard and his family have fashioned their lives as many of us doing dreary, humdrum jobs would love to do. He. hl s wife, and three young children all form a team698 words
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Article362 1957-12-30 23 Christine Diemer - Christine Diemer By TROOPER LONG, by Anthony Bevan. (Jarrolds, London. 256 pp. (12s 6d.) Centra] India and South African are the fascinating localei of an exciting story m the 19th Century, and it it obvious that the author is well acquainted with both places. Yet, apart from a362 words
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Article1121 1957-12-30 23 NURSE KATHLEEN - NURSE KATHLEEN By j^AKLIfcK I discussed the care of a child who had had a plaster of Paris bandage applied following a fracture or broken bone. This week I will discuss the various injuries to bones and joints, such as sprains, dislocations and fractures, and what1,121 words
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Article, Illustration1298 1957-12-30 24 E.W.P. Chinnery - SHAPING BABIES' HEADS IS A NEW GUINEA CUSTOM E. W. P. Chinnery By on Australian anthropologist who spent 30 years m New Guinea SOCIALLY -conscious mothers among the primitive tribes of New Guinea add prestige to the future of their new-born babes by artificially deforming their heads. Usually, the women1,298 words
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Article58 1957-12-30 24 C* AY pencils are on the way. They are being made with specially-drawn pictures printed on them. The pictures include viewsof country and sea- side resorts, road safety ?v slogans and (for school- cwk boys) vintage cars. sJJ[ Popular with children are pencils with pictures of cjg58 words
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