Singapore Standard, 19 February 1958
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Title Section21 1958-02-19 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Telephone *****—5 Coble: "TIGERNEWS" SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1958 Vol. VIII. No. 231. 15 cts. 12 Pages [FINAL EDITION]21 words
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Article219 1958-02-19 1 NASSER TRIES TO EXTEND BORDER Sudanese Move Troops To Counter Red Sea Threat LONDON, Feb. 18 (Reuter) Egyptian and Sudanese troops were today both reported to have entered a 10,000 square-mile area of North Sudan bordering the Red Sea which has been unexpectedly claimed by Egypt. Egypt219 words
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351 1958-02-19 1 R.I. REDS CALL FOR 'QUICK ACTION' Victims Will Be Rebels, Says Aidit JAKARTA, Feb. 18 (Reuter) The powerful Indonesian Communist Party today called for firm action against the rebel regime in Padang. Mr. D. N. Aidit. the party's secretary general, said "slow action and a hesitant attitude wih lead towards351 words
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110 1958-02-19 1 RED-FACED COPS WAIT OUTSIDE' A BATH HOUSE TOKYO, Feb. 18 (Reuter) Redfaced Japanese policemen had to wait outside a Tokyo bathhouse today until a brawl among four naked girls was over before they could step in and make arrests. A 23-year-old waitress got into an argument with a pinball parlour110 words
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122 1958-02-19 1 LONDON, Feb. 18 (Reuter) Viscount Lambert who was a member of Parliament in Queen Victoria's reign died yesterday at Crediton, Devon, aged 91. His death will mean a parliamentary by election, for his son, Mr. George Lambert, who succeeds to the title. Is a member122 words
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109 1958-02-19 1 LONDON, Feb. 18, (UP) Security measures reminiscent of World War Two were in effect at Britain's major norts yesterday with Police searching for five armed Irish Nationalists, who raidel an army barracks on Sunday in a bid for weapons. PoLce said the men.109 words
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Article38 1958-02-19 1 LONG leaves have been suspended for French servicemen in Algeria due to the situation in Tunisia, according to military sources in Algiers. They said it was not due to the situation In Al- 1 geria.— ReuterReuter - 38 words
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99 1958-02-19 1 LONDON, Feb. 18 (UP) Scotland Yard has put extra guards on duty at Clarence House, Princess Margaret's residence because of anonymous threats to her life, it was reported yesterday The London Daily Sketch said the anonymous letters had been received at Clarence House and99 words
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Article26 1958-02-19 1 FARMS and houses in several villages of Lower Austria were evacuated overnight because of floods following heavy rain, It was announced in Vienna ReuterReuter - 26 words
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194 1958-02-19 1 TEN BULLETS DOWN AMOK IN BUSY STREET TWO Singapore detectives yesterday fired a total of ten shots to overcome a 46-year-old man who ran amok in Beach Road with a chopper at 10 a.m. yesterday. The man, Ho Wing, died from his injuries on the way lo hospital One of194 words
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Article, Illustration35 1958-02-19 1 TEENAGERS IN NEW YEAR FINERY TEENAGE Chinese girls in their New Year best stroll through Haw Par Villa, one of Singapore's popular holiday attractions in yesterday's celebrations to usher in the Year of the Dog—Standardpic.35 words
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177 1958-02-19 1 CONVICTS GRAB YACHT IN JAIL BREAK DASH SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 18 (AFP) Twenty-one escaped prisoners from an Ecuador Island prison on Saturday seized an An.encan Yacht off Isabcla Island, in the Galapagos Ai«ehipelago. The convicts he'd the pu>>engers and crew prisoner for three days and stole everything aboard before abandonIng177 words
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Article82 1958-02-19 1 LONDON. Feb. 18 (UP) One man was killed and 40 injured on Sunday in an explosion at the biggest steelworks in Britain. The explosion took place at the Margam Works of the steel company of Wales, located at Port Talbot in Wales. Leaking gas burst82 words
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Article16 1958-02-19 1 FORTY persons were j treated at the Singapore General Hospital for cracker burns yesterday.16 words
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Article172 1958-02-19 1 LEW I SHAM CRASH DRIVER FOR TRIAL LONDON. Feb. 18 (Reuter)— A summons alleging manslaughter has been issued against Driver William Trew, driver of the express train which crashed into a local train at iLewisham, South London, in (December causing 90 deaths and 175 casualties. Trew, 61, will appear at172 words
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Article499 1958-02-19 1 EGYPT'S claim to all territory north of the 22nd parallel— indicates a large area skirting the Red Sea in Kassala Province and a small Sudanese enclave along the Nile north of Wadi Haifa. The total area r is about 10.000 square miles. Egypt offers in return499 words
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206 1958-02-19 1 MUNICH. Feb. 18 (Reuter). Doctors decided yesterday not to tell Manchester United Manager. Matt Busby yet that seven of his players died in the air crash here on February 6. They were faced with a ticklish decision when the manager, himself badly injured206 words
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218 1958-02-19 2 I Think Much Like Nehru, Says NZ Premier WELLINGTON, Feb. 18 (Reutcr) An affinity with the Indian Prime Minister. Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru, was claimed by Mr. Walter Nash, Prime- Minister of New Zealand, when speaking last night about his forthcoming tour of Asia and the Far East. Mr. Nash leaves218 words
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Article56 1958-02-19 2 LIVERPOOL. Feb. 18, >Reuter) A 21-year-old airman who flew home from Cyprus last Christmas to find his fiancee had met another man was jailed for eight vear.s yesterday for her manslaughter. The airman. Albert Houghton, was accused of strangling Dorothy Lilley, 20 year-old schoolteacher, and56 words
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Article35 1958-02-19 2 MALTA Premier Dom Mintoff told the Maltese Parliament last nidht that his demand for tripartite discussions on the stationing of American troops in Malta had been refused by the United States government. AFPAFP - 35 words
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540 1958-02-19 2 GEISHA ABOARD DEFECTING SOUTH KOREAN PLANE She Was One Of 7 Reds SEOUL, Feb. 18, (Reuter) South Korean Police announced here today seven Communist agents, including a beautiful 21-year-old geisha, were on board the South Korean airliner which flew over into North I Korea on Sunday, The Police Headquarters saidReuter; AFP; UP - 540 words
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Article286 1958-02-19 2 She Chats With A Cripple CANBERRA, Feb. 18 (Reuter)— The Queen Mother this morning stopped the Royal progress to the Canjerri Airport to speak to a cripple. T" i i at:. i > Ihe cripple i.s Miss Valerie. Xiwarn, 34, who contracted PQ)iO when she was286 words
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Article63 1958-02-19 2 LOXDOX. Fom. 1R fleutcr) —A tota". cf ;U!'f) officers, warrftnt oftcen and senior nontommissioned officers wi'.l be dismisseri from :iio British Ar ny in the year I this Apr:', the War Ofiu'e a::- nOUOCCd yesterday. The redundancies follow a derision to reduce the Army to an63 words
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Article, Illustration68 1958-02-19 2 RANDOLPH AIR FORCE BASE, TEXAS Capt. Willard R Hawkins, studies electrocardiagrams of Airman Donald G. Farrell, who recently went on a "trip To The Moon" in an earthbound spate chamber, Farrell, who is seen in the television screen at left here Feb. 11th, spentUP - 68 words
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Article93 1958-02-19 2 LOS ANGELES. Feb. 18 I UP) A form< r Boston bank teller was held h< re on Sunday after his arrest at Santa Anita race track on charges of tak.n? BMfie than U5567,000 in bank funds last December. The suspect. 24-year-old R her\ Perec of H rth93 words
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Article50 1958-02-19 2 DEGLIN AIR BASF. F Ida. Fc'v la (AFP- Iln guided air-to-ground m:>>i!e "Rascal" was tested yesierciay by the United States Aii Force. It M thi f:i>t A.r F< •I test, previous tc>t::.j having been carried out by the 80.. Aircraft Company, manufae-^ turer of the 'Ra>ra50 words
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Article, Illustration80 1958-02-19 2 PLYMOUTH. Devonshire: There's no law against dogs riding bikes, so when this one pedalied by disphying impeccable road sense, the Police rmn didn't bat an eyelid. Passersby were not so indifferent. Pedes- Photo. I trians stared and cars pulled into the kerb. Actually,UP - 80 words
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240 1958-02-19 2 Tunisia Eases Blockade On French Troops TIMS Feb. 18 (I V)~ The titfcfca I officinlly agreed in prir.riji W other supplies throuul, td m to tin'ir ba.>es here, the In\ M !> id. nowever, M \y*i t>' »n aan I ■tf I I methods ol 1 tion.s on provision of240 words
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Article15 1958-02-19 2 meSlates (Upp< "rai artion r of the Jammu the re.n of po.'-. longer "envelope15 words
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Article30 1958-02-19 2 :.:v. i I the C< :ncm s policies lr.ca B body to d 11 m h< I r. lUt MO* l a Bill to mm n of historical raoooa**30 words
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Advertisement729 1958-02-19 2 A JUUI ttf T»*t fit A WAT EDUCATION LCC EXAMINATION qurstion papers with answers 1947 1957 ava<'able from T Q. Samuel. P O Box 1731. j Singapore HtRE PURCHASE *K>N TECK FINANCE COMPANY undertake to buy and sell and to j finance Hire-Purchase on motor cars. new and second-hand M953729 words
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Advertisement25 1958-02-19 2 SITUATION VACANT A First Grade Chareeman with Certificate without restriction i s required immediately. Enquiries to Engineer United Plantations, Teluk Anson. Phone Hutan Melintang 285.25 words
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Article775 1958-02-19 3 UNKNOWN UNKNOWN Fic^a-, 19, 1958. CAN scientists have notched yet another .h.ns a missile. The Americans have „,--ns vS more harm in the nuclear field by r city of their plans even when these jcpr.nt stage. This sort of childish fjjirr h s now recoiled on them after 1 r775 words
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Article42 1958-02-19 3 U l m leek Him HOrnO pOf« M. No i«>63 Cafc'es i r.E*NEWS -.MP. B r **«8I «i l'n«) All department* ■L Jeleor_ot* 1H366 ..an St lei: ■j^* I LMh St Tel *05S A B^kt O^.ra Tel M7l42 words
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1155 1958-02-19 3 SOVIET INFLUENCE ON ITALIAN ELECTIONS ROME. JN a few months, probably in May, some 30 million Italian^ will go to the polls to elect a new Chamber of Deputies, and, if by then the Reform Bill of the Senate has passed its second reading, also a new Upper House of1,155 words
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Article, Illustration44 1958-02-19 3 Jean Francois Gravelet ("Blondin;* 1824 1897), a Frenchman, is acclaimed the greatest tightrope walker of all-time. He marie the earliest crossing of Niagara Fall on a 3-inch rope 7,/OO feet long and I(jG fee4 above the Falls on June 30, 7859.44 words
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Article894 1958-02-19 3 Learning English By Radio T*HE English language was described as "a valuable and coveted exrort" in the Government White Paper on Britain's Overseas Information Services which recommended among other things, the expansion of the BBC's English by Radio broadcasts. Millions of people all over the world have already learned to894 words
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Article286 1958-02-19 3 Shorto from the Talks Basic Industry ''TT' 7 HAT we, as farmers, nv.st never forget, is that, as producers of the bread of life in its broadest sense, we form the very foundation of the great and complex structure of civilisation that man has built up. We must not be286 words
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Article, Illustration425 1958-02-19 3 the NEWS ps it strikes me Cl.^i. merdeka thvre has a sudden, enthusiastic 2.nd overpowering inclination on the part of some o change the way of life of the people of the Federation, especially oi the Malays. Prompted by Islamic tenets, the reformers g.\e i,t le thought, if any at425 words
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Advertisement57 1958-02-19 3 f^ 7%c family favourite... M HEINZ v^ MIXED Q PICKLES |j Try these extro juicy jjSj^L, c -j^^J deliciously spiced pickles Vj<^^^^^« as a side dish at meals, f m^^T^l^*' JL or thinly sliced and M^S^^ksif'm served with sandwiches, fjp- Just about everyone li\^ m agrees that no one L'fllV57 words
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Article, Illustration787 1958-02-19 4 THOUSANDS of Chinese in Singapore yesterday ushered in the Year of the Dog with the greatest cracker bang the Colony had heard for a long time. The cracker firing, which began sporadically on New Year's Eve, worked up to an explosive and noisy climaxStandardpics - 787 words
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Article79 1958-02-19 4 Sinhalese Offer To Run Classes THE Singapore Sinhalese Association has informed the Ministry of Education that it would be prepared to run classes for overaged pupils from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. on weeks days for forms 11, 111 and IV. The Association, the first communal organisation to offer its79 words
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191 1958-02-19 4 HK Heralds New Year With Bangers Mahjong HONGKONG, Feb. 18 (Reutcr) The Colony rattled to thf crash of Hracn tari nd niah.i.T.^ tiles all niizht ;>r.g a> two-and-half tnilliod Chinese acknowledged the arrival of the lunar new year. Ignoring heavy rain and Police prohibition of noise be* tween 1 and191 words
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243 1958-02-19 4 THREE-POINT PLAN TO JERK UP YOUTH ACTIVITY THE Singapore Youth Council, representing 35.--000 youths in the island will shortly launch a threepoint plan to inject new blood" into its 36- member organizations. First s age of the plan is to help provide non-active organizations with the premlses, leaders, and finance,243 words
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Article, Illustration171 1958-02-19 4 WOMEN'S CLUB NEEDS $18,000 TO SEE A 9-YR. DREAM COME TRUE KUALA LUMP I R. Tu.es.— ln the "kitty" oi the Women's International Club in Selangor is a total of 52'?.000. but this is insufficient to make a "dream of 1949" come true. The Club needs a total of $40,000171 words
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Article100 1958-02-19 4 iron 'H OdW (h in ,v V^B season t -e «id ihat ni lr r '^fl Pol,, l.'.'i.^ lh. ~m lK ih. i!-., 1 bfhe\( (i ti S pp.t, th,i ..M riev I*i' :u j IS tin ii» u ,^h p», ,-^h H a dri\t uain.. M h- n100 words
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Article22 1958-02-19 4 THE i I Sri B«makn«iin« »J < S 1 Hartley Ro«* m rCc} -i that the Higi »H India in *J"^j F<22 words
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Advertisement238 1958-02-19 4 m^-^r J^p^'' y^oo^W^ everyone rW^Stw over 30 shoulcl W\^^\ 8118 extra Vitamins \^<S?f and Minerals ADVISE WORLD-FAMOUS AUTHORITIES VITAMTNS and minerals prevent and correct mide), will ensure you an adequate supply of many everyday ailments. They are the vital vitamins. substances we must have in our diet, but a It238 words
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Article281 1958-02-19 5 L L H MPIR, Tue^s.— The President of Party f p Dnn bin Ja'afar, today told 300 members L r am day party annual general meeting, L n.itionalist and therefore must first look Lsttbys. Malays did not have the nationalist :m::::ng defeat and were merely L what goveir.n.rnt said.281 words
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Article77 1958-02-19 5 Cu It ural Kebudawhich by the Malay in Ma- year. I discuss the ques- mdary I medium nati mal the Federation. due to meet i Lu- ;r sh >:t'.y I of t pri nt I the tstab:>h■jMaiay second.'-. I the Conn I a national f p question of set77 words
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Article16 1958-02-19 5 Minis- ,i will pen the Ninth .s il n 21 at WaMemor.al Ha I16 words
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Article, Illustration51 1958-02-19 5 photo. THE Penang Chief Mi.iij./r. Mr. Wong Pow Nee boards the HMS Newfoundland when he paid the return call on the Commander of the ship. Captain A.R. Hezlet, on Friday. Following the Chief Minister on the extreme right is the State Secretary, Mr. H. R. Ellis.—AP - 51 words
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Article90 1958-02-19 5 Chief Clerk Freed On CBT Count TAIPING, Tues.—Nazaruddin bin Xoordin, chief clerk of the Agricultural Office here was yesterday acquitted and discharged on three counts of criminal breach of trust. President of the Sessions Court, Che Hamid. acquitted Nazaruddin without calling on his defence. The charges alleged that Nazaruddin misappropriated90 words
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Article70 1958-02-19 5 THE Singapore Malay Education. Council yesterday decideo to give its full support to the Matey teachers in the Federation in their demand for the immediate establishment of Malay secondary schcols. Council president, Inche Harun Mohamad Amin, said that a telegram had been sent to the president70 words
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Article22 1958-02-19 5 THE R.S.P.C.A. has appealed to animal lovers to keep pets indoors whilst fireworks and crackers are being let off.22 words
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318 1958-02-19 5 JUVENILE CRIME RATE IS ON THE DECREASE De Souza Gives Facts JUVENILE delinquency in Singapore was "appreciably on the decrease" the Assistant Director of Social Welfare (Probation), Mr. Carl F. De Souxa told The Standard yesterday. He added that the position in the Colony today Knot as bad as that318 words
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204 1958-02-19 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. -The internal strife in Indonesia will soon "tide over," Dr. Mohamed Razif, the Republic's Ambassador here, said today. Dr. Razif, in an Interview with The Standard expressed his conviction in the ability of the Soekarno government to quell the current204 words
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159 1958-02-19 5 Disadvantageous To The Malays UMNO YOUTH, east division, is expected to oppose, at special delegates' conference on February 22, a Government proposal to introduce compulsory voting in Singapore. Inche Ali Alwi UMNO youth leader, said yesterday that compulsory voting was undemocratic and "wili be159 words
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Article, Illustration62 1958-02-19 5 THE Petaling Jaya Internal and Petaling Jaya-Kuala Lumpur Bus Service was officially inaugurated by the Minister for Transport, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Talib, on Saturday at Petaling Jaya. The service is operated by the Sri Jaya Transport Company. Inche Abdul Rahman (standing extreme right) watches62 words
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110 1958-02-19 5 Witnesses III So Court Martial Is Postponed SUNGEI BESI. Tues.— The trial of two British soldiers Dy a District Court Martial here was postponed indefinitely today when defence counsel Mr. Morris Edgar submitted tha: two of his witnesses were indisposed. Corporals David John Glodesworthy, 30, and William John Sharkey, 25,110 words
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107 1958-02-19 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Malay Regiment will be 25 years old on March 1, but owing :o operational commitments, it will not celebrate this historic occasion in a large manner. A ceremonial parade on behalf of the regiment will be held by the Ist107 words
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Article69 1958-02-19 5 ALOR STAR. Tues.— A trishaw pedalier, Ali bin Salleh. who was caught selling cinema tickets at "black market" prices at the Empire Theatre here, was yesterday fined $150 or two months' imprisonment by Magistrate Inche Hassan bin Hussain. Detective Mohamed Gul told the court that on69 words
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Article23 1958-02-19 5 THE Governor of Singapore. Sir William Goode. has agreed to be the president of the Singapore Branch of :he Overseas League.23 words
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Article110 1958-02-19 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Federal Capital is to have a market that sells only fish and the old Jalan Skola Market is to be converted for this purpose. The Municipal Architect is working out details to convert and renovate the old building, now being110 words
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Advertisement302 1958-02-19 5 I dreamed I went to the Cinema in my matdenform MAIDENETTE My figure is like a movie star's— a thing of subtle and suggestive beauty in the curv^ lifting Maidenette bra. Its gently rounded lines and dainty insets give me the smoothest of figures. .such a flattering, rounded bustline! Maidenform302 words
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Article636 1958-02-19 6 RA€E EHiUT Palm Valley's three in 35 2 5 sec. on Monday is a strong pointer to his chances. If he reproduces that form, he should win the six furlongs sprint for class one, division three horses. j» «<'§'#<' V Pa.m \a.ley has rehabilitated636 words
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Article1019 1958-02-19 6 WINDSOR LAD - AMUSEMENT PARK TODAY'S BEST BET WINDSOR LAD t By AMUSEMENT PARK is my choice for the Heng--eler Memorial Trophy over six furlongs at Kuala fump^X afternoon, second day of the Selangor Turf Club's Gold Cup meeting. After his smashing disJlay at BukU Timah early this month, I expect Shaw Stable's1,019 words
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281 1958-02-19 6 Mi WE FOH R Malay Film II is my choice in the seven furlongs race for class four, division two horses. Malay Film II has been successful in his last two starts and looks like making this his three off-the-reel.281 words
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Article268 1958-02-19 6 LONDON, Feb. 18 (Reutcr) —Prize money during this year's British tlat racing season will total more than ever before but still the well-being of the sport is causing anxiety in racing circles. A huge amount of money needs to be ploughed into the sport before pressure268 words
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Article70 1958-02-19 6 THERE was rain in Kuala Lumpur yesterday afternoon but should the weather hold out today the going is expected to be good. BEST BET The best bet for today is Amusement Park in the main race for the Hengeler Memorial Trophy. LONGSHOTS Port Of Spain and Light Of70 words
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Article182 1958-02-19 6 Windsor Lad Scrutineer <»oudv.„^J —^^^B PONTICAN DISTRIBUTOR U HI.I s^,,^ 1 Blue Swell The _?wagi e Pontiran PnTT V Distributor II Exhibitor II -j The *v. dJ{l M FROGMAN WILD APPLAUSE FROGM v\ fl 2* Canton II Eastern Way Port of D a_n I m Esstera Way Scholarship182 words
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1462 1958-02-19 6 RACE 6: 5.00 p.m. -Horses Class 1, Div. 7-6 Furs. I 1. 5y PONTICAN 900 MORTIMER WS BACBY Mr Lee Yan Lan iw.rivY.st.sl S-12l 7<P«f 2. 3y BLUE SWELL 8 12 FRANKLIN HOBBS MstropoN Stable i. iy THE SWACIE (1 FRENCH VIEW)1,462 words
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Article69 1958-02-19 7 I* 1 „r mquiry itu.k on ,rti during Festival the C«ty I b the I tMitb.-ill „,-lfd out -hments during :.»nii the ru !i dcutioa u mri Indian minutes Hh.stlP. the fi«-ld by upended goalkeeper Pefor t»" feany I b^ able till Jan. 31. k V.isu. n «w m^mU-69 words
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Article29 1958-02-19 7 IR iter] I r rf AssoAthlet v -ness Ca!edorirnreli or Parti h v Aberdeen; Q icen of the H irta ian Lanark v r *y-29 words
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Article226 1958-02-19 7 ALrmen From Three Countries To Compete lher^JL E J?i Ai L F rce wIU make s Ports history in Cevlon K y ,,,d h ckey festival Maturing teams from tfflWff <2KT' Butterw rth s^ The teams will compete for thp Command trophy. Pre-nxtures indicate that the victors226 words
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Article297 1958-02-19 7 Soccer Is Asian Games Star Turn TOKYO. Feb. 18 (L'P).— S '•>■• %vi pc the tr.ost kMnlf f' ughi event in the Ihii Asian Games Mav 24 •n J,:r.e 1 in Tokyo, a top J <r MM footna:. expert ■aid lodajr. Shigemaru TakenokJihi head i »ach of the Japanese ti297 words
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Article90 1958-02-19 7 MELBOURNE, Feb. 17 (Reu. ter)— John Konrads. 15-year-o I Sydney swimmer who recently set "six world records in eight days, beat his own Victorian record for 440 yards freeStyle in a heat of the Australian championships today Without being pressed. Konrads clocked 4 minutes 36 seconds90 words
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Article216 1958-02-19 7 LONDON. Feb. 18, (Reuter> Representatives of the football clubs of the world, the Press and foreign embassies attended a special Memorial service in London todav for victims of the recent Manchester United Football team airliner disas ter at Munich. Mourners included officials from over 100216 words
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351 1958-02-19 7 IPOH. Tues.— lt will be an all-Malayan affair in tomorrow's final of the North Malayan golf championship when J. Mitchell Welsh meets Too Joon Loke to decide the winner at the Tiger Lane course. Results of the quarter-final were: Too Joon351 words
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Article94 1958-02-19 7 LONDON. Feb. 17 ;Reuter> England will meet the Soviet T nlon in a soccer international at Wembley Stadium here on October 22. the Football Association announced today. The match is one of a programme of International Games for next season which was confirmed at a meeting94 words
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Article64 1958-02-19 7 CALCUTTA, Feb. 18, (Reuten— T;;n Joe Hoc'.;. Inck>* tusia's number one badminton plajCT, retained his sin?;!?.title In the Bail Indian champd mshipfl rere todaj. lie bo u liis compatriot Eddy Yusul 15-10, 15-0 in the final Gajanao hiinm a d >• and Viknna Bhat,64 words
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197 1958-02-19 7 Sunderland Bid Against United For Ernie Taylor LONDON, Tues.— Sunderland— struggling to avoid the big drop into the Second Division for the first time in their history— want Ernie Taylor, Blackpool's exEngland inside forward, to help them out of their trouble. I News of their dramatic and urgent "get him197 words
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Article, Illustration90 1958-02-19 7 WINNING smiles from the boxin-g team of the Ist Battalion, the Loyal Regiment of Ivoh, who ousted defending FARELF champions, the Ist Battalion, the Royal Livcolnshire Regiment, to win the Malaya Command interunit championship in lpoh on Friday night. The Loyals will now meet the winners of the90 words
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Article169 1958-02-19 7 CUP FINAL OPENS IPOH SEASON IPOH. Tues.— lpoh's soccer season will officially open with the re-play of the Coronation Cup final between the 1.-t Btn.. the Loyal Regiment, and the Ramblers on March S, at the Chinese Assembly Hall ground. The Loyals, who arrived in May last year, hit the169 words
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Article31 1958-02-19 7 SYDNEY. Feb. 18. (Reutcr' Tommy Romulo, Filipino lightweight, made aii auspicious Australian debut here tonight. knocking out Russell Sands, a contender for the Australian title, in the seventh round.31 words
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Advertisement896 1958-02-19 8 ANGLO-FRENCH TRADING CO., LTD. J3923/6. *****/4 132/6 Robinson Road THE BLUE FUNNEL LJNE NORTH AMERICAN SERVICE Halifax, Montreal. Boston. New York. Baltimore, Philadelphia e> Cult Ports. S pore P. Sham Penang TEUCER 28Feb/10Mar 1 1 Mar 15/16 Mar ULYSSIS 23/27 April 28 April 29 April Carriers option to proceed via896 words
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Advertisement1134 1958-02-19 8 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 (18 lines) [tncoiocxatec m >.r.g«DO«el '12 lines) "oepT' THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE 2? SAILINGS to LIVIRPOOt CtASCOW CONDON CONTINtNTAI PORTS C.rr,.r, option to proceed oth« port, to load end Blil c,»c <Vi« Sues with liberty to proceed «H Pan«»«« or C*pe ot Good1,134 words
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Advertisement867 1958-02-19 8 MITSUI |53 LINE S'por. P- S' h om Penong FOR JAPAN. Mikogesan Maru via Manila for F u Yokohama, Kobe, Osaka 23 Feb Xl reD Amogisan Maru for Yoko- hama. Kobe. Moji 9 Mar Harunasan Maru for Moji f ai la~. Kobe. Yokohama 4 Apl 3 Apl 31 Mot FOR867 words
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Advertisement618 1958-02-19 8 EAST ASIATIC l| OUTWARDS Sailings t o ban^ok nd r ''fU LALANDIA" 23 24 j. rh J^^" I 'BUSUANGA" 281 M O r *W Loading for Shanghai. "KOREA" 1/2 M Qr I Accepts corqt tot Bonqkok <,o, Qon I '«»-ANOIA" 9/10 M Q U I HOMEWARDS Sailings to, Aden V618 words
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308 1958-02-19 9 NEED FOR HIGH-YIELDING TIMBER IS STRESSED mjoj KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The annual report of the Department of Forestry for 1956 published today stressed the urgent need for replanting deforested areas with high-yielding timber crops. It advocates that an adequate aiea of Itnft Ind shouid be reserved for the permanent production308 words
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Article, Illustration52 1958-02-19 9 BUILDING FOR ECAFE CONFERENCE Kuala Lumpur. Renovations to the interior of the building now provide space for a telephone exchansf, telegraph office and post office. THE former headquarters of the Federation Armed Forces has been given a "new look" to become the administrative block of the E.C.A.F.E. Conference Hall at52 words
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159 1958-02-19 9 Scope Of Air Travel Plan Extended AS a stop iomnll f ;il itating air t r;i \el BO. AC. are exten ling the scope of their UlnitCd Ail Travel Plan. ['p to now the Ex. "'range Control Authorities in Singapore the Federation of Malaya. Sarawak. Brund and North Borneo have159 words
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Article207 1958-02-19 9 VOLUME index for United Kingdom exports was about 3 r r higher in 1957 than in the previous year, according: to an article in The Board of Trade Journal published in London. r The volume of export.*-, increased in all classes of export. > except207 words
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Article70 1958-02-19 9 ADDITIONAL funds to speed up the implementation of the British Honduras five-year development programme are (o be provided by the British Government. In a statement on the dis-cus-ions with a delegation from British Honduras which end^d recently, the Colonial Office stated that the British Government had70 words
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Article78 1958-02-19 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. In l!)5(i, Malava exported about $30,000,000 worth of timber, and the best customers were the United Kingdom. Australia and South Africa. Dunns the year, states the annual report of the Department of Forestry published today, a total of 11.182 tons of timber were graded for78 words
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Article, Illustration55 1958-02-19 9 was recently entertained to a dealers' dinner by Lebel (China) Ltd.. the sole local agents for the firm. Photo shows Mr. Haugh (third from right), Mr. H. W. Liu, Lebel's K.L. manager and other guests. Mr. A. L. Haugh, manager of the Far Eastern Department of Cepea.55 words
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206 1958-02-19 9 Search For Market Site Is Still On AFTER six years, the Singapore governments search for a site on which to build a central wholesale fish market is still on. The Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy, said yesterday many sites had been considered, but as a result206 words
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Article106 1958-02-19 9 NEW nuclear research laboratories costing, with their equipment, £1 million are to be ouiit bv and for a British firm of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, who are members of the Nuclear Power Plant Compan\ Five years ago they provided themselves with one of the most modern research and ric.-:^n centres106 words
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Article32 1958-02-19 9 FOLLOWING the visit of a Canadian trade mission to Britain last December, the Scientific Instrument Manufacturers' Association is arranging a Canadian tour of senior executives of leading British Instrument manufacturers.32 words
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Article35 1958-02-19 9 RUSSIA produced 262.000 tons ol linolate in iys6. dn increase of 36 per cent over the 1955 total of 192,000 tons, according to figures published in a recent United Nations report.35 words
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Article166 1958-02-19 9 ScotlandFar East Sea Link THE first Ben Line ship to sail from Scotland on the direct sea link with the Far East, the Benmhor (10,953 tons) left the Firth of Forth port of Grangemouth last Saturday. 'ihis .sailing completes the inauguration of the new P. and O. and Ben Line166 words
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Article, Illustration192 1958-02-19 9 Colour Expert On Survey MISS P GORMAN < f c lour Consu.tani Mayfair < Ontrv. L<md< n. said in Sing i| yesterday > for advic< n < r nt*»rlf r and xt< n< r <. in Mai..;, a had n exploited U t\ full. Sh< <aid i Jum romi leted192 words
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Article60 1958-02-19 9 Dr Vivian F,i<h~ rind his loam of scientist i xpl< rors who reached the South I last month, earned out r< search work < n rannrri foods and food in other pzcte undf r P lar rondiions. Th' research work u-as arranged bv the Mediral Research60 words
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Article22 1958-02-19 9 THE Tex 4 <- snH S i v Good? Mm ;^-ts Association in Kuchinf will celebrate rs inaugural i 01 Fi22 words
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Advertisement436 1958-02-19 9 sr ARRIVED m „s qjolify prepared for II I '•■•c^es-ko «eed EXTRA ENERGY /r^) \l K: £S ;.'H The best for LADIES U\J r delivery during >v i/ WJ+ W—* for qu<ck r «covery l-^ d for SKINNY f^]// n lt .d bigger Muscles NUTRITIVE POWER PILLS W' *a« Germany.436 words
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Advertisement54 1958-02-19 9 now MALAYAN AIRWAYS TO DJAKARTA WITH EFFECT FROM MARCH 3™ SERVICES TWICE WEEKLY ON MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS ML 203 ML 204 DEP. SINGAPORE 0815 HRS. DEP. DJAKARTA 1330 HRS. ARR. DJAKARTA 1200 HRS. ARR. SINGAPORE 1715 HRS. FOR FULL PARTICULARS AND RESERVATIONS APPLY TO YOUR USUAL TRAVEL AGENT OR ANY54 words
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Article379 1958-02-19 10 Earn that extra ;\\\\\\\\\\\v\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\^ 5 Demi Tasso says HOW can we earn little extra money without interrupting our studies? This question comes from a group of secondary Kboo] students in Singapore who do not want their names published. To he quite frank there are scores of ways oi earning that379 words
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Article, Illustration754 1958-02-19 10 Schools For Life In Scandinavia jo DRAW AN X £>Y THE THINGS YOU NEED WHEN YOU GO TO BED DRAW AV BY THE THINGS YOU NEED AT SCHOOL AND DRAW AN 0 BY THE THINOS I YOU NEED WHEN YOU EAT DINNER SCANDINAVIAN schools are going in for adventurous syllabuses.754 words
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Advertisement312 1958-02-19 10 t The First Earth Satellite > I By Miss Miry Kwan, Lower Form VI, A.C.S. SATELLITE of scientific minds, Unlocking new worlds of space unknown, Strange planets and monsters of queer design, Like Pandora's box to us out-thrown* YQEVOLVIMG aluminium sphere With searching antennae four, What creatures, things of mce312 words
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Advertisement17 1958-02-19 10 /wf/e /re 60/?es oSouf fa coc tt com^, f RING ***** k Yesterday'* Max Temp. r h»» <•17 words
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Miscellaneous401 1958-02-19 10 'JX>DAY'S QUOTATION: "Where the press is free, and every man able to read all i% safe." Thomas Jefferson. WEDNESDAY K)R EVERYONE: T of the d;<v provides the mo>t const; uc'.v, for financial rr. chases; bo active thrr.. Later call- for tact. ei.ee. practicality. •> YOl'R RIRTIIDMi. AND BIRTHSIGN ARIES M401 words
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Miscellaneous20 1958-02-19 10 »1k1« Wa dm By MI»U "1 I r Allow extrt tif N 'I matter, 2A ifir r i.iv I ii,,20 words
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239 1958-02-19 11 Colony Is 'Distribution Centre/ Meeting Told KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. -There are 23.000 Muslim j women living on vice in Singapore and the Federa- j tion. it was disclosed nere today at the first Congress on vice, sponsored by 16 Muslim organizations. The secretary239 words
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Article, Illustration106 1958-02-19 11 R-ir Above are the winners in the Boys* section of the "Cycle Efficiency Test" sponsored by thp Ipoh Rotary Club during the recent Ipoh Road Safety Week campaign. All four are students of the St. Michael's Institution. From left: Michael Lip. Ong Eng Hin. Teh SoonStandard - 106 words
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Advertisement536 1958-02-19 11 9 SHOWS! NOTE TlMts^ I |iui II -i m. 1.4.V 4. (f.io »30 p.m „-Di\t CHARN of 3 KINGDOMS" H> r K iT "THE CIRCUS" %ggg^>J ii ..;i.ny fhfap Mornlnf Show ancellerj S "O!^^ iVOW o<r w jv AROUND THE WORLD W 80 DAYS" I I i»K R»-lp;iM«d thru I536 words
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Advertisement439 1958-02-19 11 THE CATHAY ÜBOANISATION #C^ »i*hM all It* C hlne«c Patron* jJ S^ M^ jL. QSQ3D "*<< TODAY! "''■"> ■T»»n»^^j?l3us^P A (Mn < ♦ntur>-|<.\ Pntur^ J^ i* Robert Mitrlmm "TIJC CAICIJV Bri r\|A/" in < Topr Curt JiirgetK I fft SfftMf SCLUff A (olor •^C No LI»Ti 7^ L TODW 9439 words
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Miscellaneous609 1958-02-19 11 Calacsa mca iPrftMO EJtoaN Ko:ul > Staff Devotional 9uu am. 1 Billiards. Body-Building and Weight-L.ft :nc 2 00 to 10 no ■> rn Ha.vKe'b.i: 730 p.m; Commercial Clashes at the Sc.r^e Road Bi anch 9 M to B 0 I p m. Kullrs MiiMMim (Stamford Road): Pictorial Exh W1 va609 words
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Miscellaneous1065 1958-02-19 11 ST\K Wealth Around The Corner EMPIRE; Johnny Concho 11 a.m (Cantonese) 11 a.m.. 1.90, 3.15 7 Yew Koo Kei (Hokk:en) 1. 3 6 .i Id 0.19 p.m. and 10 p RL MRTROPOLE: Monkey God (Man- 1 ROYAL: King Rlthard Kni The darial IO a.m. 1 315 7 arid 0.19 Cru.-arlers1,065 words
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Miscellaneous176 1958-02-19 11 News. 6 Commentary. 643 Snuts Round-Up TjH Ju>t fancy. 7.30 Mibic for Dancing rt 15 Ultftf Awhile 830 The News. K.;W Home news from Britain 845 Music lor one and all. 930 Bir Ben Radio Newsreei y45 Listeners Cho.ce. 10 15 Wilfred P:lCiitn's Progress. 11.15 Books to Reid 1130 The176 words
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Article76 1958-02-19 12 LEEDS, Yorkshire. Feb. 18 (Reuter) A woman still in a coma today, six mon.hs after a road accident, has given birtn to a four-pound girl in a Leeds maternity home. Mrs. Rita Nemeth. 30. wife of a dental surgeon here, has not spoken since receiving76 words
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Article436 1958-02-19 12 FOUR MISSILE BASES FOR BRITAIN They'll Be Set Up Before The End Of This Year WASHINGTON, Feb. 18 (AFP) Britain and the United States will sign here in the next two or three days an agreement providing for four intermediate range ballistic missile bases to be set up in Britain436 words
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Article, Illustration178 1958-02-19 12 Second Walkout At Women's Meeting COLOMBO, Feb. 13 (Reuter) The second plenary session of the conference of Asian and African Women Social Worker^ here, yesterday discussed health problems affecting the women and Children 0l the two continents. The onl> incident of the three-and-a-half-hour session was the repetition of the walkout178 words
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82 1958-02-19 12 HE WAS FIRST TO THE POLE WITH AMUNDSEN WATCHING with keen interest the daily news flashe s from the British Trans-Antarctic Expedition is Mr. Olav Bjaaland, of Morgedal. Norway, the only man still alive of the five Norwegians who challenged the Antarctic in Roald Amundsen's expedition of 1911. Now 85.UP - 82 words
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Article40 1958-02-19 12 ALGIERS, Feb. 18. (UP) French officials announced yesterday that 180 rebels have been killed in a threeday pi'ched batt'e near the East Algerian town of Duvivier. French losses were given as 11 killed and 42 wounded.40 words
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Article18 1958-02-19 12 THREE Moslems sentenced to death for terrorist killings were guillotined at dawn in Algiers yesterday ReuterReuter - 18 words
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Article, Illustration40 1958-02-19 12 photo. KING Hussein of Jordan (lcfl) and King Feisal of Iraq kiss and congratulate each other in the Arab custom, after they had signed an agreement 'ast week uniting the two countries into an Arab Federation. U.P.U.P. - 40 words
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180 1958-02-19 12 EVEN CHANCE IS ALL WE'VE GOT -RUSSELL LONDON, Feb. 18 (Reuter) Earl Russell (Bertrand Russell, the philbsopher) declared here last night that it was an "even chance" whether any human being would exist 40 years hence. He was speaking at a crowded meeting organized by the campaign for nuclear disarmament.180 words
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Article48 1958-02-19 12 'PREMATURE,' SAYS JORDAN AMMAN, Jordan, Feb. 18, (Reuter) A government spokesman yesterday described as "premature" a report that Kuwait and Bahrein, two British protected states in the Persian Gulf had asked to join the IraqJordanian federation. He said the Jordanian government had no knowledge of such a request48 words
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Article33 1958-02-19 12 THE Turkish Prime Minister, Mr Adnan Menderes. said yesterday after a onehour meeting with the Iraq ambassador, Mr. Nagsib Al Rav that Iraq would not withdraw from the Baghdad Pact.33 words
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Article20 1958-02-19 12 POPE Pius XII yesterday received in private audience Monsignor Maximilian de Furatenberg, Papal Intcmunfio (minister) to Japan. ReuterReuter - 20 words
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Article52 1958-02-19 12 WASHINGTON, to 18 (Reuter). Sia.e Dapartmenl oflicia'.s said last night tney nad recei\ed no word whatever of the Egyptian move towards Sudan apart lrom Press reports. They said the department had heard no advance Intimation of the reported Egyptian action* There W9M no oIBcia! comment on52 words
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268 1958-02-19 12 LONDON, Feb. 18 (Reuter)— A detective sergeant charged with conspiracy was yesterday accused by two Policemen of W-ying to obtain money through bribes. A constable, Frank. Knight of Brighton. Sussex Police, said Detective Sergeant Trevor Heath. otiercd him $85 a268 words
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Article111 1958-02-19 12 Four Jailed For Rioting In Camp port Moresby, reb. it, (Rcutcr) Four native toldieri v k jc Pacific Islands Rirtif^fi wore each sentenced to 18 months' hard lab hit in tta Supreme Our 4 today tor taking part in riot which bf ka up a court being hald :rLcamp. Fifty-four111 words
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