Singapore Standard, 20 February 1958
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Title Section23 1958-02-20 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Telephone *****—5 Coble: "TIGERNEWS" SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, ffSt Vol. VIII. No. 232 15 crs. 12 Pages jfc 3H [FINAL EDITION]23 words
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Article458 1958-02-20 1 CHINESE VOLUNTEERS' ORDERED HOME Chou Calls For Withdrawal Of All U.N. Forces PEKING, Feb. 19, (Reuter)— The Chinese and North Korean governments announced here today that the Chinese Peoples "Volunteer" Force would be completely withdrawn from North Korea by the end of 1958. A joint statement issued458 words
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242 1958-02-20 1 BID TO AVOID BLOODSHED— SOEKARNO TO MEET HATTA TOKYO. Feb. 19 (UP) The Indonesian n e \v s agency Antara said today a meeting will be arranged Shortly between President Soekarno and former vieePresident Mohammed Hatta in an effort to head off bloodshed in Indonesia's growing revolt. Leaders of the242 words
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138 1958-02-20 1 Egypt, Sudan Call On The Other To Pull Back Troops KHARTOUM, Sudan, Feb. 19 (UP) Egypt and Sudan tod ;y curtly demanded that the other withdraws her iroops from two areas on the Sudanese side of the Egypt Sudan border. A Sudanese communique described the presence of Egyptian forces on138 words
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81 1958-02-20 1 TAITEH. Feb. 19 (Renter)— j Chmc-c Communist fOBI in- j •errupted Chinc.-e New Year j e.e':>ratn>::< OS the ofiMiorc ...and of DM Q;;e:uo V group. The Nati .n.;...-t Dcfer.re Ministry announced today 71 rounds were tired onto Qucmoy and Kaoteng la>t night but caused81 words
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Article49 1958-02-20 1 \I GIERS Feb. 10. (Renter) —Security forces killed more than 40 Algerian insurgents in scattered acti >ns in difterent parts of Algeria in the past 24 hours, a wording to reports received here today. Two Europeans and three IfoslenU were killed in iso.aled m.-ursent attacks.49 words
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Article32 1958-02-20 1 INDIAN Premier Jawa-h-irlal Nehru told the lower house In New Delhi yesterhiv that five Dersons susneced of being saboteurs P ere arrested on Feb 11 at Uri in Kashmir AFPAFP - 32 words
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Article, Illustration451 1958-02-20 1 FIRST Malayan ever to fly solo from London to Singapore in an Auster aircraft touched down at the Paya Lebar airport yesterday. And tl Mr. Aw It Haw, the fourtti son of the late Mr. Aw Boor Haw, stepped out of his I:2,7.lo— Auster.Standard - 451 words
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99 1958-02-20 1 These Summit Talks Are Too Formal Ike WASHINGTON. Fob. 19 (UP) President E.^enhower told Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin yesterday tha' the United States and Russia seem to have come to an impasse in trying to arrange a summit conference. He suggested that it could be broken by "les^ formal and99 words
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Article67 1958-02-20 1 CHICAGO. Feb. 19, (AFP; The United States Army has developed a new ballistic missile which is invulnerable to any known enemy antt-missile system, it was learned today. The announcement wI I made by Dr. William Martin. civilian director of the American Army Research and Development67 words
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Article29 1958-02-20 1 A GOVERNMENT spokesman told the Burmese Parliament in Rangoon yesterday that the government had no intention of entering ino neace ne a otiations with re- AFPAFP - 29 words
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Article67 1958-02-20 1 MCE, Feb. 10 (Reuter)— Sir Winston Churchill is ill in bed, it was announced here lad night. Hil doctor said the indisposition was not serious and should pass in a day. He gave no details. Lady Churchill, wife of the 83-year-Old former British Premier, arrived67 words
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Article142 1958-02-20 1 DON'T RUIN HER VISIT HE APPEALS BRISBANE, Feb. 19 (Reuter) Sir Allen Brown, in charge of the present Royal tour of Australia, today sent an appeal to all states not to ruin the visit of Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, by handshakes. He made his appeal after last night's state142 words
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237 1958-02-20 1 WASHINGTON. Feb. 19 (UP) Rep. Clarence Cannon told the House today a new Navy report warns that Russia might stage a sneaK nuclear attack on the United States with missile-launching ships disguised as merchant vessels. The Missouri Democrat, chairman of the House Appropriations237 words
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200 1958-02-20 1 NORFOLK, Virginia, Y< 19 (Reut< Ships which raceo to the aid of the Finkinq Italian freighter Bonitai ofl the North Carolina coast d irins the night succeeded in pickinc up only three of btf crew of 27, the Coast Guard reported here today. FO3, blowing200 words
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Article62 1958-02-20 1 CAIRO. H b 19 < Reuter)^ A K.LM. Royal Dutch Airlines aircru.'t wi- Cimacfd whilst landing at Cairo from Amsterdam today. In Amsterdam, the KLM. office sjiid the second pilot of the Diane, a Dutchman, was Killed by a rotating propellor Nobody else was hurt TheBeirut - 62 words
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Article25 1958-02-20 1 THE Dutch M:n::tcr for Social Welfan Dr Marga Klompe, t'»-d Parliament yesterday that 1ti.641 Dutch nationals had returned from lrv Dec. 1. ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Advertisement65 1958-02-20 1 X must remember to say Qsraip I H^" Dtl> LlAll SENERAL ELECTRIC CO. fMALAYA^ LTD LRAL E_ECTR:C CO., LTD. OF ENGLAND fHY STAND N FOR A MINUTE L y-'.Us. rheumatism. F^l I *wel through the JjljljL^Jl^ tffil w COcS WHEN MsaS* 'IS LOAN 'S NIMENT kges are a good meal...65 words
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Article250 1958-02-20 2 BUT THE DOCKyI AT SINGAPoJ IS NOT AFFEcI LONDON. Feb. 19 ,i streamlining itseli to u u noutired bii; slashes in it. s H morp of its men and mimc\ are 'o be c ooii h< fi. The result, river tin ,.x of about 7.U011 sh»re-bavr!i250 words
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177 1958-02-20 2 R.I. REBELS INVITE K.P.M. TO RESUME OPERATION PADANG, Feb. 19 (UP) The shipping ministry of the revolutionary Indonesian regime on Sumatra announced today it had asked the Du.ch-owned KPM shipping lines to resume "normal" operations with areas under rebel control. rhe announcement, broadcast by the rebel radio at Padang, said177 words
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Article143 1958-02-20 2 LONDON. Feb. It, (Renter) Mr. Albert Roberts (Labour) asked the Colonial Secretary In the H >u>e of LVnv.nons yes- j terday what action ho proposed to take on the petition presented to the Governor ol Hongkong, by the Hongkong Council Women last December for the143 words
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Article109 1958-02-20 2 LONDON. Feb. 19 < UP Britain. Au>tralia and New Zealand arc ngrecd that Ant?.rrtiea shall not become a military bast and that scicntlfk dLvelopment there ihall have free hand. Premier Harold Macmfllan said yesterday. MacmllUn tald he had "an exchange of views" on the subject109 words
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235 1958-02-20 2 US Accuses N. Koreans Of Plane Hi-Jacking WASHINGTON, Feb. 19 I (UP> The United States yesterday accused the North Koreans of "international hi-jacking' 1 in forcing a South Korean airliner to fly to North Korean territory. The State Department \sa:d the incident showed an "absence of good faith or since-235 words
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Article29 1958-02-20 2 A MILITARY court in RamaKah, Amman. ha> sentenced 14 PCTHMii .o 1(3- year prison terms on charges they were members of the outlawed Communist Party.- UP.U.P. - 29 words
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Article, Illustration102 1958-02-20 2 THE FLAME-FILLED h me of Abraham Wolfe, on Route 3 in Lebanon, provides a dramatic backdrop as his son-in-law, John C. Gilbert, plates a jacket under Wolfe, as a sled to pull him away from the burning house. Wolfe suflered back and leg injuries when he jumpedU.P. - 102 words
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Article166 1958-02-20 2 WASHINGTON, to I Clteuter) Russia now leads the United s- it< in ra tical"v i cry mi depart ii I r\ i "super-carriers, ban ks and id g b Mr C ten ie Cannon. Democrat. I the US. H of Repress ntati i jrestei166 words
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Article255 1958-02-20 2 WASHINGTON, Feb. 19 d?) Tht A- flora li» closei yesterday it has begun work on i roefcel engine with a million pounds of thrust as the late.-: itl p in thl u.S. Did to conquer space. This is about 12 times the thrust of255 words
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Article39 1958-02-20 2 M 1 a footh, r fl Mi-n I 1 i •-J m his w.fi ,^H v. inatec Iv fl >fl r .c 1 I 'm ill :<•<■ on St» thf> I 1 jfl I' > l> J it i:fi p.39 words
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Article96 1958-02-20 2 From Andrew Roth i.ONDON. Feb. 19. The Italian president Siffnor bronchi was hein? asked to parole Co'.nnial Office official Barry Balb?rnie from his Genoa jail cell while awaiting an appeal for clemency. The British vice-consul in Genoa who visited Balbernie I .n his one man96 words
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147 1958-02-20 2 WELLINGTON. R b IP. (Reuter)— Bad wi ather to slowing do,vn tiu- C.-immon-wealtl) Trans-Antarctic ExIpediUon on [U kick to lieIllurdo S.n:nd. it was reported from Scott Base today. Douglas IfcKentie. official correspondent at the New Zealand headquarteri Ptxnrted that, shortly after io a.m. todav147 words
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Article72 1958-02-20 2 SANTA BARBARA. irn a. 1- b 19. <R< ■2M 1 lro:r. Sin'j tendin-j ''.n!« n n the An > 1 V -iation C nv< n; v< sterday that S.! wa vi ry d«'P n ndt nt indn*- ,;ia. and the r< h ilion th( r. importance72 words
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Article145 1958-02-20 2 WASHINGTON, Fcl UP) Defence S- N Mel y warr n I h n :1| i trad _-.i:r.... i 1 WOitflyl va.* v 'v- an ivmm baaes. -Out advanet bases nmy i inti i Led w.th mely Ways «t Ci mniit! "The rr-.ntion of c'.nsc lations145 words
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Advertisement1645 1958-02-20 2 WmßDsYffl%ffi4 NOTICES THE TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT (F.M.S. Cap. 137) IPOH TOWN COUNCIL. NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given 1 that it is proposed under j Section 144 of the Town Boards Enactment to amend the Ipoh Approved Town Pan No B3 (Gazette Notification INo. 2846 3D by altering the zoning of1,645 words
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Advertisement18 1958-02-20 2 SEE THE CANON STAND 9th Singapore International Salon of photography 1953 Victoria Memorial Hall Feb. 21st Mar. 2nd18 words
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Miscellaneous52 1958-02-20 2 MISCELLANEOUS MrIRROR OF THE FATE Do not miss the Coiden ODDOttunitv ot pavmg a v:s't to the World Renowned Spiritual Palm st b Astro'D^ei Prof M S Sardar. Cuan Cuan Hotel HomNo 2. "5 lalan Bpw 8 to i? noon 3 tc 8 pm Phone No ***** S.nga Dor<~ 'No52 words
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Article773 1958-02-20 3 L er Nasser Venture I n^pcs for agreement on a summit I *en the democratic countries and the L rj the armament race and ban the I. nuclear weapons continue to y w diversion has been created by I r President Nasser. In a surprising F d no doubt773 words
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Article39 1958-02-20 3 mmmt >^<* °o 80. m*-3 \jmum. r -Ntwb Tel .«j r.«.' AH Ippvtm*»rt» U mwanc. dUg 174 Batu KO 93 Cowar M lei S 8 LMI H f e< f& I-A Bui ICr r. Tei- 14739 words
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Article929 1958-02-20 3 Some U.S. high tariff interests may have to be propitiated before President Eisenhower can hope to have Congress approve his reciprocal trade legislation, in which he asks for a five-year authority to lower tariffs. CANADA, Australia and South Africa are most likely to be affected in the929 words
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Article1054 1958-02-20 3 MICHAEL SALZER - MICHAEL SALZER By LONDON, r j^HE world would be a happier place," says a noted anthropologist, "it there were more women at the helm in the affairs of nations." Scandinavia believes him. There lias been at least (me woman in every Cabinet in Denmark, Norwav and1,054 words
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We the PEOPLE
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Letter204 1958-02-20 3 S r A reader "TIMO- many cases maintained a THY" WUMMM ed in your ort of Parental attitude in* su iveu in ym by a a re eing to discuss issue of Feb. 11 that tour evcn the most ridiculous thousand workers who did demand. The bank workers204 words
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Letter104 1958-02-20 3 Sir I am all for compulsory voting. Compulsory voting is the best way to ensure that the Government is fully elected by the people. It shouli be enforced on every citizen up to the age of 55 years. Polling day should be made a public holiday Canvassing should104 words
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Letter175 1958-02-20 3 Si r According to reports published r-rently in the press. Blnf&(*:e Malay Teachers of the vernacular schools are demanding a revision of their salaries and publicised their indignation over government's dilatoriness in replying to their memorandum. Their claim for parity of salary scales with Normal Trained Teachers175 words
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Letter29 1958-02-20 3 Three young Chinese Engineering graduates wish to correspond icith young ladies Irom Malaya. Those interested please write to David Lee 2, Gibney Street, Hawthorn, E.2 Victoria, Australia.29 words
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Article, Illustration28 1958-02-20 3 Nutrition expert* declare that if n child ate nit much, comparatively* a* a growing bird, it would consume three lambs and a calf per day.28 words
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Article, Illustration385 1958-02-20 3 the NEWS Prit ptrikes me i^T LONG last an honest eff rt is to be made to tackle the problem of the world's oldest profession in the Federation. There is now in session in Kuala Lumpur the first Malay Anti-Vice Congress sponsored by 16 Muslim organizations. Although it is primarily385 words
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Advertisement28 1958-02-20 3 K. C. LAVENDER HAIR CREEM jfl^^^^M Refreshing mT 1 I |i:| Deodorising Say GOOD MORNING Mff/A JT.C LAVENDER. Be Cheerful The Whole Day /In intttituto of Sff>n«» Product28 words
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491 1958-02-20 4 ECONOMIC experts and social workers have asked the Singapore Government to introduce a national unemployment insurance scheme to combat the evils that might arise in the event of large numbers of people being thrown out of work. I Two Government ?conomists told The491 words
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Article125 1958-02-20 4 :POH. We i Part of the ashes I tkg laic Mn P. s rivasj ;.r- :v 'tr.cr i f Fe er Legi> ative Councillor, I r 0 R x<-;.':v an Lr.v e r Mr. S. P Seer..va>a?a was strewn on the Indi in C125 words
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Article47 1958-02-20 4 AT.rn STAR. Wed -A pre- r.:r ary rez^r it: r^ of voters r"-ie Fr era w.-: S:ate e'o v r.s m the State of Ke iah -c arr.c i :r Mar -h [n Alor St 1". the prelimin iry r^^isTra!i?n will begin on Feb.47 words
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184 1958-02-20 4 AZIZ GIVES VILLAGERS A HAND ON ROAD PROJECT KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Agriculture Minister, Inche Abdul Aziz Ishak took off his shirt, rolled up his tiouser legs and got down to work with a changkol in the sun in a Perlis kampong yesterday. He was visiting the tiny j Northernmost State184 words
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Article89 1958-02-20 4 A DRIVER. MLsrah bin Mathusong, 20. was yesterday lined $50 or eight days' ja;l. when he pleaded guilty to stealing a pair ol shoes. Insp. J. Delilkan, >aid that 3bo.it 7.45 a.m. on New Year"> Eve. a ear driven by Ah Too wa.N involved in89 words
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Article136 1958-02-20 4 MALACCA. Wed —Estate managers here the second •'All-White" S:a:e in the Federation have protested against the withdrawal of special constables from their estates. They -aid -he move, which was decided on after the State was declared "While 91 recently, would enconrage Communist .subversives to Indulge in136 words
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Article97 1958-02-20 4 RELIGIOUS education will I be introduced in Singapore Malay schools next month. President of the Malay Education Council, Inche Harun Mohamed Amiri, said yesterday that the Council was gratified that elementary religious instructions would be given In the lower classes in all schools. He said the97 words
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Article83 1958-02-20 4 THE Parents-Teachers Association of the Pasir PanjaiT* English School at the Bth general meeting he'd recently elected the following as officebearers for 1958: President: Mr. Tan Bah Chec vice-presidents: Messrs Sadhii Singh and Kok Ah Tim; hon secretary: Mr. T. H Tan; hon. treasurer: Mr. S. Rasiah Committee83 words
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Article61 1958-02-20 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed— A Chinese New Year dance, organized by the women's section of the local branch of the Malayan Chinese Association, wi'l be held at the Royal Johore International Club o n Saturday, from 8.30 p.m to 1 a m Booking for tables61 words
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165 1958-02-20 4 attap and planks in Bagan l)ai lUll u' n 1 by a fire which broke out on u ln The houses w M N *u their families. T\\« iney iost most of tht-:r belongings Damage cau^ about $15,000. The fire started :n a165 words
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Article, Illustration70 1958-02-20 4 Major-General J. M. Kirkman, Commissioner-in-Chief of the St. John Ambulance Brigade (Overseas), called on the Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, in Kuala Lumpur on Monday. He was accompanied by Mr. S.M. Yong, president of the St. John Ambulance Association, Malaya, and Dr. Chang Hoey Chan. Commissioner, St.D - 70 words
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Article246 1958-02-20 4 No Harm In Talks— Labour Chief PENANG, Wed. Chairman of the Labour Party nf lialaya, Mr. D. S. Rr.manatiian, said today tliero was :\n harm in holding talks with ttic Party Ncgaia on unity to fight against the Alliance. But the Labour Party and Party Rayaat. which246 words
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Article133 1958-02-20 4 PENANG, Wed. The Dato Kramat Ground a favourite rendezvous of courting couples here will soon be lighted up. The City Council will spend $12,000 on the lighting there. This was disclosed by City Councillor, Mr. A. Raja Gopal, recently. The suggestion :o improve the lighting133 words
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Article114 1958-02-20 4 [E c I I .Nation m aJH has uJrj trnmenu tJ^J I Explains w 1 I I try is not smM modern umi* never bem j of populS! 2500 althouA m t \x cour. am. "our con f :;n.;.r L facilities by poptj idded that P n J 1114 words
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Article177 1958-02-20 4 Advertisers Share Bus Shelters KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Three big Advertising companies, wno appih'd lor the monopoly to build bus shelters in the capital in order to earn revenue from advertising .space, now find that thty \v:.l be allocated an area each. NOQe lOt the monopoly becau>e the Municipal Council decided177 words
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Article54 1958-02-20 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— ibe Federation Information Services here has printed a booklet called "Welcome to the Federation of Malaya" to be Riven to the delegates of the ECAFE conference which opens here on March 5. The booklet sixes the historical background of Malaya, pictures of important events,54 words
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Article236 1958-02-20 4 Vocational Training For Students SINGAPORE Malay Education Council has Mhtd Government to provide vocational training for over-ajfed students and those who have left Malay schools. Council president, Inche Harun Mohamed Aiiv.n, said yesterday that training for sii'-h students would enable them to ean 1 a living. This would rtiminifh the236 words
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Article, Illustration27 1958-02-20 4 THE Angio-Chine>o Schoo Old Boys Ass iit ion wri entertain Mr. rod Ita. T W Hindi to tundi Um Ca*hay Restar.rar.t. at 1 pjß, tMMRM I27 words
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Article156 1958-02-20 4 New Pledges For Cubs, Scouts KUALA LUMPUR. Wed All Sooutf and Wolf Cubs in the Federation have been asKed tt learn the new Scout and I Cub pledges in the national language and use these in the i aflirmations on Founder's Day I which has been fixed for Saturday. The156 words
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Article28 1958-02-20 4 The Assistant District Officer, Inche Abdul MaJid bin Ifohamed Yusoff, on Tuesday opened Shaw Brothers' new $200,000 Rex Theatre in Chong Ah Peng Street, Tanjong MaiiMi.28 words
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Article58 1958-02-20 4 TWO mi n :■< pleadcd nii f guilt: in th pore Ninth Mau>; to a charg< of an I i Nadara.a and ida: alleged to }y.t\ Earn Choo uf S6O while armed with a knif( at Si ranep-'n Ki I Th<v wen i of SI. (»0058 words
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Article95 1958-02-20 4 KOII ENG I:\YA ar Tar Prc }t-n .-day claimed trial in an Em< ruency Co:::: u charge i I i x* n on. Thi a. a'.j red I extort < d S5 from Gan I Gan Kih Chai I them In Ulf I I knit95 words
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Article66 1958-02-20 4 MK. HANSON 1.1.0V. HON SEN and Miss I no Yoke Mee, who wrn married at the l\esle> Methodist Church lp«»h on Sunday Mr Leons is (he s'cond son <>f a wellknown landed proprietor Mr Lincoln Leong Vee Khean. and Mrs Lrrn« Youngest daughter oi Madam (ian SiewLee - 66 words
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Article84 1958-02-20 5 R Wed for I n .Mr. to<i iv ctod patron )rmed panPrtfcnca «as inaugurated El on vktt luslim orfnw anent comn from tl.-:.--n* £Jiven ;übmitt( I >'im org;.- the coi; of a report -vent ion of pr f itation of to prosecute fc u [Lumttoe has also been make84 words
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Article103 1958-02-20 5 OUR FIRE OFFICERS TO QUIT k /v c uncil :ed a search for s to replace four a who will leave the Efe within three Dcils Vehicles and tide Committee yesto advertise b with a view to I cable men. i Committee also cmr.- C i i>:: r MR :i103 words
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183 1958-02-20 5 City Council To Have Instant Translations THE Singapore City Council will have simultaneous translations of its multilingual debates when it next meets on Feb. 28. Three air-eon<i:t:o:v 1 Ctlbft- >sting aboul $10,000 b eii -4 twill in the public gallery of Um Connci] Chamber to a mmodate six Interpreters. The183 words
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Article78 1958-02-20 5 A YOUTH. A! dul Sharip Mb imud, ;.-t ster lay pies ty in a:: Emergency Court > p; rti alars in his ider.:- :\l. T ha; ;e ited that bed N i 29 an I F- b 16, A- I altered hia ■sefr n 19 to78 words
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156 1958-02-20 5 BRIDE-TO-BE SAID NO TILL MA-IN-LAW SAID 'YES' LONDON, Feb. 10 1 R-uter i A Chinese bride- o-be uho said "no" until her pro.spcit«\t* mother-in-law said "yes" arrived in Kns;land yesterday from llon£;kon^ to be majried. Sht* is M:>s Ilrlon Man (hint; Han. who met ,'!♦-> rar-old Corporal Charles Blunden whi.e156 words
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Article60 1958-02-20 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Government ol India ha« awarded scholarships to the following students from the Federation ol Malaya and Singapore under its scheme of cultural scholarships 1958-1959:-Messrs. Chua Wan Tions i medicine), Pnvaneswaran (science), Thow You Cheong medicine), G u r c h aran Sine 1 (medicine),60 words
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Article, Illustration74 1958-02-20 5 !> uirls uill 1 1 1 1 j r ti o1 it tli- Chinese < :uh on March in in aid of tnm to the in Tokyo. The sirls are: (from left) Front Row: Dolly Tan. Dorothy Schimmen. Vicky Uutton. Pensy Tan. Marion Wil'is Middle row:74 words
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Article20 1958-02-20 5 THE Singapore Recorded Music Society will hold a recordod symphony concert tonight at the YWCA Hall, Collyer Quay.20 words
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Article, Illustration46 1958-02-20 5 Standardpic by THIS crescent-shaped mosaic tiled sun clock or "The Merdeka Sun Clock" is the centre of attraction in Kuala Lumpur's latest park which is adjacent to the Merdeka Stadium. The sun clock will tell the time in English and Malay.— FahFah - 46 words
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Article136 1958-02-20 5 Community Centre Officials THE Redhill Community! Centre in Singapore elected the following as officebearers for the current year at a recent meeting: Patrons- Messrs. Lee Choon Eng. Ng See Thong, Teo Hang Sam and Mrs. Elizabeth Choy. President: Mr. Chong Hong Woo; vice-presidents: Messrs. Lee Kwok Peng and Toh Ching136 words
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Article218 1958-02-20 5 We Don't Hate UMNO Teachers BUKIT MERTAJAM, Wed. The determination of |fal«y teachers throughout independent Malaya to insist on the establishment of Malay secondary classes imme'iiato'y WM the only reason why these teachers had resigned en masse from UMNO. This was stated by the president of the Federation of Malay218 words
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Article312 1958-02-20 5 Malay Decision On Medium Of Instruction KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Ninety per cent of Malay parents whose children are in Forms I and II have refused to allow their children to continue studies in secondary schools where Malay is the medium of instruction. Education Minister, Inche312 words
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Article113 1958-02-20 5 Links With N. Celebes Are Cut JAKARTA. Feb. 19 (UP) The Indonesian government yesterday cut off sea and air communications with North Celebes whose military commander pro:!aimed support for the rebel regime in Centra' Sumatra. The Indonesian Air Force announced that commercial flights by Garuda Indonesian Airways to Menado, rapital113 words
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114 1958-02-20 5 S'pore Is So Colourful, Says Wayne SINGAPORE has rr.urh ro- -r an i \v rirs h rould he put into a film, II vwoi star, .John Wayne. v.i yc r lay before err.o anmq ,r Ma- a I U 'd be happy to mote a p; -1 ;rc in C114 words
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Article37 1958-02-20 5 THE app< u. r the Malav Regiment M< m rial Fund which ftis laur.'-i a m nth ago in Kuala Lumpur. I is rece.ved u •nd r. r.-. r> to date, over jV) n received37 words
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Article, Illustration49 1958-02-20 5 pic "THE Spirit of Singapore" the Auster aircraft in which Mr Aw II Haw made the epic 8,000-mile flight from London to Singapore taxis on to the tarmar at the Pa>a Lebar Airport a.fter making a perfect three-point landing yesterday. (Story see Page one). StandardStandard - 49 words
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Advertisement77 1958-02-20 5 if you value* your car you will M M^Sf^ (SHELL} I I MOTOR OIL I Shell research men discovered that acid action, not friction, is the major cause of engine wear and developed anti-acid Shell X-100 Motor Oil. Besides preventing acid corrosion, Shell X-100 protects unfailingly at high speeds and77 words
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Article, Illustration164 1958-02-20 6 IPOH. Wed.— Twenty-four Ten old pl.inter from SunIt i Siput. J Mitchell Welsh todav scored a fin»» victory to t.ike the 1 \">8 North >I.iia>an qolf title when he brat Too Joon Lake two-up in the final on the P.T.C. Sport> (lab's Ti^er Lane course dlUP - 164 words
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318 1958-02-20 6 PENANG, Wed. Cricketers here are wondering when the l'enang Cricket Association intends to hold its annual general meeting for election of new officebearers as most of the other states in the Federation have already started in full swing. While the many clubs and associations arc waiting318 words
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Article226 1958-02-20 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed Yon Main in I H. Khamii will OQOi ■sain provide the finish In the men*a open Angles Anal oj Um til Malayan Malayi tennis championships which 6QB> tinucd on the Sultan Suleiman courti here today. Yon easily disposed of Shahrin Dunan in226 words
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Article211 1958-02-20 6 SADALI RETAINS TITLE ipoh. Wed Singapore*! M. Sadali retained the singles title when he beat his old riva. Omar Manan of Johore in a three-set ailair in the fina of the 7th all-Malaya Malays badminton championships played here during the holidays. Sadali's superior stamina proved a match-winning factor ir. a211 words
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Article, Illustration2434 1958-02-20 6 WINDSOR LAD - WINDSOR LAD By fJOPEFUL BLUE, a nice looking four-year-oid cnestnut who pipped champion Distine last Saturday, con:pleted a great double at Kuafo Lumpur yesterday when he won the A.A. Henggeier Memorial Trophy over 6 f ui longs, the main sprint of the Selangor TurfU.P. - 2,434 words
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Advertisement77 1958-02-20 6 The world famous family of TIGER medicinal products Balashin Sai In The '"New Look" Pack Very effective for Coughs, I ndigestion, Seasickness, Nausea, Tiredness, Stomachache, Foul Breath. ENG AUN TONG THE TIGER MEDICAL HALL CHINTOO BAR pifTllDpti (old Hollywood Bar) ll\Jl\j 1 1 L \J Excellent rhirken rice and wmt^,77 words
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Article, Illustration18 1958-02-20 7 pj> Three SMdmfr •art in Iki are m I badminton it) R' let N i U.P.U.P. - 18 words
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Article105 1958-02-20 7 I I rh 18 Keu B ith Korean I vviiirh h«»l(Ls 1 today lost to ,Jr in the L series oi ihrt-e H hir. I i led2-0 at i. Ks 3A,f»00 spectators saw I -s take the lead in I te when Chae I105 words
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Article46 1958-02-20 7 ►RK. Feb. 19 obj paanese Lawn T« is amorj tke for the A i an whirh Det ark's will defi in -hips beg ning IJtBOITO'.V ■mer '.v > "ori ttt ajid I Ameri Barry Mackaj entered Ma \y Savitt inning a tour- -.veek46 words
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Article14 1958-02-20 7 If (TOgfjlMi Eng:ish es played |sjsj| r one n Wander>'VK Northern) Gates-14 words
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Article95 1958-02-20 7 LONDON. Feb. 19 ißeutcr) Wolvcrhampton Wanderers, who have replaced the shattered Manchester United team as favourites for the Football Association Cup. eased to 9—4 in the call-over at the Victoria Club here last night. A week ago. Wolves, who meet Bolton away in the next round,95 words
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Article687 1958-02-20 7 LONDON, Feb. 18 (Reuter)— The British Amateur swimming Association is mck-deep in hot water. tmrgt M rj or r. peon chr: Budapest j tl to Si let 0 provoked u too i as too The Assor tim IHi regarded as hav::.: ittb relation Is687 words
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Article348 1958-02-20 7 :N b 19 (Reu- ki-n time pay- "means test" nj.ind's amarx n overseas 'i r. ommendM< special •ippo:nted to »teur status hed r ight n: ir.c:al the lon of earnings ftturs raig ht wtll r.ot overseas y 9Us 0 come that a "«O of brake-) urr.e348 words
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Article300 1958-02-20 7 NINE WORLD SWIM RECORDS GIANT' MONCKTON LEADS RECORD-SMASHING SQUAD MELBOURNE, Feb. 18 (Reuter)— Nine world swimming records including six today have so far been broken in the Australian championships here and more records are expected before the championships are concluded at the week-end. Leading the record-smash' inp s(}uad is 19-year-old300 words
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Article100 1958-02-20 7 LONDON, Fib. 19. < Reutcr) The Queen Invested the former England cricketer, Denis compton with the insignia of Commander Of I he Rrt Empire at Buckingham Palace today, and ssked: 'How is thai old knee of w iurs." "i' s ix !c!:d d Hiank you, vour w-'.y replied100 words
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Article139 1958-02-20 7 NOW ASHES OR BUST, SAYS CRAIG JOHANNESBURG. Wed. lan Craig's Aussies just can t wait to Ket at Eujjlancl and the "Ashes" next winter. The cricket-wise young Craig sounded his warning alter his loam had clinched the scries ■gainst South Africa with a ten-wicket win here. He said: "We are139 words
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Article126 1958-02-20 7 Kingston'. Jamaica, Feb. 19 (Router) The Pakistani rrirket team beat a Jamaican Colt.-' XI by ten wickets with Only three miniltol to spare i ri theil two-dav match here today Pakistan declared at 299 for six in reply to toe Cotti first im Inn of [06126 words
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Article62 1958-02-20 7 BOSTOX. Fob. 19 <UP> Form; r wcirld'.s heavyweight boxin?. champion Qene Tanney ot Bttmford, r;;nn i> undcr obsenrat'oo at the Nen England Baptist H spltal for a stomach ailment. The 60-ycLir-uld former boxer, a veteran of two wor.d wxirs, suffered a digestive attack in his New York business62 words
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Article452 1958-02-20 7 LONDON, Feb. 18 (Reuter)— After the controversial -sponge" bat in table tennis comes the "rocket" bat, now being experimented with by some Rumanian players. This disclosure is marie in the current issue of Table Tennis, official magazine of the English Table Tennis Association, and it452 words
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Article, Illustration41 1958-02-20 7 LONDON Lester Pi-cott, are Flat raring jockey, uent National Hunt raring at Newbury. Here he is bringing Wild Knave over the last hurdle in front of Pink Pen (Lric Cambell up) <>n his way to win the Cotnpton Novices' Hurdle— Mirrorpic.41 words
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108 1958-02-20 7 Stitches ...Then Back In Training NEWCASTLE, Northern England, Feb. 18. i Reiiter i- B> Cnariton. Manchester United inside fi a ard, went t i h ispita! here today to liave si tc es taken from hend wound he received in the Munich air crarii An hou r la^er. h;-.~V. u\108 words
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Article45 1958-02-20 7 TOKYO. Feb. 10 (Reutcr) rhe 1958 world judo championships will ho hold here on November 23, the Japan .Judo A lociatiOß Bran r today. An association spoke-man -aid invitations '.sere being seni to all mem! er nations of the World .1 ido Federation.45 words
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Article166 1958-02-20 7 Scotland's XV Show One Change EDINBURGH, Feb. 19 Reuter)— Scotland^ rugby n team to meet Ireland in Dublin on March 1 shows one change from the side which defeated A ;straiia 12-8 at Murrayficld here last Saturday G K Smith, of Ke^o. v.ho had a poor match, is replaced by166 words
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Advertisement227 1958-02-20 7 AMAZING PARKER BALL POINT DISCOVERY! o. j (PorVcr't •xclutive POROUS writing ball enlarged 30 tlmeO II I H 111 I r 2 POROUS BALL OUTPERFORMS gf V C^ ALL OTHER BALL POINTS! The exclusive new Parker T-BALL Ballpoint starts at a touch rr. mJmW I T>wL writes a smooth, clean,227 words
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Miscellaneous14 1958-02-20 7 PENANG HOCKEY (league S Unes RecrecA; n C Dato Kramat ground at B '.514 words
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Advertisement891 1958-02-20 8 ANGLO-FRENCH TRADING CO., LTD. f«J: *****/6. *****/4 112/6 Robinson Road THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE NORTH AMERICAN SERVICE T» Halifax, Montreal. Boston. New York. Baltimore. Philadelphia •> Cult Ports. S pore r*. Sham tenant 7,^11 28Feb/10Mar 1 1 Mar IS/16 Ma* ULTSSIS 23/27 April 28 April 29 April Carriers option to891 words
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Advertisement1168 1958-02-20 8 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD CO., LID. Tel: 2412 118 lines) uncoioof^itc tn vr.RdpcieJ «12 Unesi "2T THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE 2? SAILINCS te LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW. LONDON CONTINENTAL PORTi Carncrs option t> proceed other port, to load and d.seha.g. cargo IVia Sues with liberty to proceed «(a Panama or Cape ot Cood1,168 words
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Advertisement859 1958-02-20 8 MITSUI LINE S'por* P. S'hom Penang FO* JAPAN. Mikagesan Maru via Manila for Yokohama, Kobe, Osaka 23 Feb 21 Feb Amogisan Maru tor Yokohama. Kobe Moii 9 Mar 7 Mo. Harunasan Moru for Moii, Kobe. Yokohama 4 Apl 3 Apl 31 Moi FOR USA. Fo» New York, Philadelphia. Baltimore vio859 words
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Advertisement631 1958-02-20 8 EAST ASIATIC |J OUI WARDS Soiling* tor Bonp* 0 k n<J ••U 'i-ALANDIA- 23 24?. fc r BUSUANGA" 28/1 Mo V'^ M '-ooding for Shanghai. l 1 M o 'fl "KORtA" 1/2Mo§ 1 Accepts carqc to» Banqkok y 9/10 rv D 1 MOMtWAKDS Soiling* t O A<j t r, fl631 words
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Article, Illustration17 1958-02-20 9 > M ltd i "family n and Phot,, ihr Bursts round the lttr m-17 words
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Article47 1958-02-20 9 Research Chief On West' Aid 19: \~^> H .an coun": I rove agriI rt>;.< f or S I n back l m tout 1 a sen n: nc I Rrth-east Asian lid not trv to with they try des- b traditions meaning 'at: r.s ogress, he i lid47 words
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Article20 1958-02-20 9 MILITARY authorities announced in Jakarta yesterday they were receiving applications from Indonesians wishing to buy Dutch en- U.P.U.P. - 20 words
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Article214 1958-02-20 9 Trade Set Back Warning— Heah ouu Ued Presi dent of the Federation Kubbtr Trade Associations, Mr. Heah Joo Sian&, warned lpda>, in a Chinese New Year message, that the country could expect a trade recession in the current year. He, h iwev< r, expressed the h »pe thai 11 It214 words
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Article294 1958-02-20 9 Automation In British Industry IN the next foot or five years British industry will be making big strides in nradl gi eater use of automation equipment. Many major employers of clerical labour expect to be u^ing digital compuers to improve speed and accuracy I and to reduce co>ts and most294 words
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147 1958-02-20 9 Malayans Expected At Swiss Exhibition MALAYANS arc expectod at the 42nd Swiss Industries Fair to be held in Bask- from April 12 to 22, ciccoiding to a spokesman Oi the Swiss Consultate in Singapore. Last year "quite I number" of Malayans attended the fair and hoped Ihii years exhibition would147 words
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Article69 1958-02-20 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Experiments carried out by the Department of Forestry have indicated -hat rubber wood is capable of being manufactured into good quality hard board, states the Department's annual report for 1956 published today. By the end of the year, a useful series of experimen\s69 words
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275 1958-02-20 9 BRITAIN expects to be producing more electricity from nuclear power stations within eight years than the country's total consumption at the beginning of the Second World War, said Sir John Maud, Termanent Secretary to the Ministry of Power, speaking at the University of275 words
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419 1958-02-20 9 A TEST FOR SAFER AIRCRAFT LANDING By An Aviation Correspondent. A COMET aircraft of 8.0.A.C. equipped with the Decca Navigator Flight Log, has recently been carrying out experimental flights off the north of Scotland to check the ability of iet aircraft to follow certain holding patterns and approach paths to419 words
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Article268 1958-02-20 9 Meeting On Free Trade A CONFERENCE opened in London this week which may make an important contribution towards the problems posed by a six-nation common market and a proposed free tradfe area. It is '.he first occasion that representatives of industry from European countries are meeting to discuss these questions.268 words
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Article21 1958-02-20 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Federation's revenue from import and export duties totalled $40,151,558 during January, according to latest figures released.21 words
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Article, Illustration104 1958-02-20 9 A CONTRACT for the modification of launching elements of the U.S. Marine Corps "Terrier" land weapons system has been awarded to The Firestone Tire Rubber Company, Dr J. L. Miller, director of defence aelivities announced recently. The project will involve improvements in both mechanical and electronic104 words
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Article, Illustration603 1958-02-20 9 $1 MIL. FARM STATION FOR S'PORE SOON Finance And Commerce Among The Best In S-EA By early next year, Singapore will have one of the most modern and best equipped agriculture and livestock demonstration stations in South-east Asia. Work on the 35-acre station, situated at 11£ milestone Sembawang, started recently.603 words
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Article307 1958-02-20 9 Training For Mining Overseas PLANS bring made by tht Br.tish Overseas M:n.ne training ol youne men in mining engineering, geology and extractive meta.lurgy U r the overseas mining industry were recently announced The annuunremcnt uas made by Mr. A.M. Baer. pn 1j dcnr of the association, according to th< magazine,307 words
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Article133 1958-02-20 9 A .MODEL of ZETA seven feet high in which a representat;oi. of the Harvc.i experiments toward- controlling fusion wi.: i. c given if to m a highlight of the British Government pavili n at the Brusse s Universal and International Exhibition in Apri. ZFTA (Zero Energy Thermonuclear Assembly)133 words
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Article65 1958-02-20 9 SYDNEY, Fcb V.l. (Renter) -A West German plans to set up an y p'.ar t hrr t for light vohi .< some of which will be exported to South-east Asia Horr Walter Schmidt, export director of the firm. Vidal and Soil Tompo-Wrrk, <-aid that an Australian65 words
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Advertisement317 1958-02-20 9 SINGAPORE RED FUNNEL LINES I :ap eng moh steamship co. ltd. I SCCN BEE STEAMSHIP CO. (S) LTD. Tzluk Ayer Street. Tel: ***** ***** Approx dcp m 3N3 PINANG T-- c -3 rmg (Rh; 0 (go F Fcb 21 I. cE for Rengat (Indregir r z -q Feb 21 m317 words
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Article1035 1958-02-20 10 A Re-appraisal of the South East Treaty Organisation by Derrick Sington, former correspondent of the "Manchester Guardian" and an authority on Commonwealth affairs. OINCE the South-east AMa Treaty Orfanisalion, which is now Just over three years old. has •ften been the centre of controversy a re-appraisal of1,035 words
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Article, Illustration1131 1958-02-20 10 Advance in the Field of A- Energy KS^^ m W mm ff Stn f i rf n rrf wM^l"* ""A****-* MEW DELHI: Prime Minister Jatcaharlal ISehru of India, centre, presents the huge Sangeet ISatak Akadami Shield to the folk dance troupe from Bihar at a colourful ceremony held at the1,131 words
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Miscellaneous372 1958-02-20 10 TODAYS QUOTATION. A "A woman seldom askv advice before she has bought her wedding cloth es." ADDISON. THURSDAY FOR EVERY N f Pnor T tends toward dela\>, st3cles. Give yourself little extra time to a! o for these. The res! of day favours attentio- finances. neresMtiej; chases. Evening": get mix372 words
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Miscellaneous26 1958-02-20 10 B V RITA DEIJ ••on m^ I 'KPK, 1 'i Iff" 1 in ZSI nf>me ari( 7? w h( 2 March 20- i* I j Mar'26 words
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Article267 1958-02-20 11 $1 M. POLL FUND FOR NEGARA Plan To Fight In Next Years Elections KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Party Ne^ara today agreed to raise $1,000,000 for an election fund to contest in the 1959 Federal elections. The working committee for the fund include Tuan Haji Vahyj bin Sheikh Ahmad, Inche Baba267 words
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193 1958-02-20 11 RESUME SHIPPING, R.I. REBELS TELL KPM i THE new Revolutionary Government of Indonesia in Sumatra hai asked the K.P.M. shipping company to resume normal shipping communications in certain areas. In a broari.-^t from Padan? yesterday, the new «?overn- merit's Ministry of Shipping said that "Cent:?,; Sumatra wishes a speed v193 words
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Article41 1958-02-20 11 DR. R. F. KHAN will lee- tore on "Common Fallacies in Political Thought" at the Singapore Cultural Centre, Canning Rise, today a t 5.30 p.m. The lee. ure Is be:ns sponsored by the Council for 1 Adult Education. i41 words
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Article136 1958-02-20 11 LIM ON WAY TO UNITY AND PEACE SINGAPORE Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, in a message on the occasion of the observance of World Brotherhood Week, urged all Colony citizens "to affirm their acceptance of the rights and obligations" implicit in the concept of the "one family of Man."136 words
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Article85 1958-02-20 11 CANON E.O. Sheild, who arrived in Singapore yesterday in the Willem Ruys, will be installed Dean of St. Andrew's Cathedral on Saturday. Hll wife and two children John. 5. and Elizabeth, 4, accompanied him. The canon told The Standard yesterday he hoped to buiid up and85 words
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Article129 1958-02-20 11 FESTIVE MOOD FOR ALL IN COLONY THE gaiety and festive spirit of the Chinese New New Year infected all communities who took full advantage of the two-day holiday to enjoy and I'elax as best they could. In addition to attending parties, dinners and dances in the homes and dubi of129 words
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Article27 1958-02-20 11 A PICTORIAL exhibition of mercan ilt? marine h. story will be held at the Raffles Museum. Singapore. t f :da> from 9 am to 5.30 p.m.27 words
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Advertisement361 1958-02-20 11 'SB shows: sotk timis- »a m 1 1 nm.l r. 4 SV) t »30 p m -h.i»s uMi.H Imm Tomorroa \M ■\L CHARN_of_3 KINGDOMS" ?,]!:<;««„, V^aT^/^ rv *3^l?^lMatffcv Shntrinai A., cd s AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS" niIIMMHOR Rflra^d thru I\ M arr)n <a >'•■"< H*Vi So tr^ J361 words
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Advertisement399 1958-02-20 11 ♦EHJEXn^ 11 TODAY! ;v:i v^ J ;i'r', r X" "THf £W£Mr BELOW" c,JJS« ■te 4t Q3JITPnn <3f NOW SHOWING! MERRY ANDREW \'^\\^V, i PUS Ci.K NEWS NPMIAI. lOIRUKS (KNTI-NAKI r^ N(» )KM LIM^ -^C NOW SHOWING SIMtLTANEOLSLV AT {naoiizriiEa bk Bsi-nsHSBEsa I !^C I«MMVBWULI \i iMiniMMin \i JVa'^Kl, OUR SISTER399 words
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Miscellaneous614 1958-02-20 11 o f lu I rJil l< I AmM* Infil J riW kitoMg Boys' liih (<; uillcmard Koad): Badminton tor Ce^.n;:e..^ 3 to 9 p :ii Hat! 'ir.nton lor "A ani "H Tnm 5 to 7 p m Boxinf 3 to 6.;^i :> m Carpentry ,i .;*> to 7 prn Bodybuilding614 words
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Miscellaneous559 1958-02-20 11 1 3IS 600 and 9.15 (j.rn. KK\: Deep Six 12. U0 2 00. 630 and 930 p.m. COLISEI M: 20 Million Miles To Earth 1. 3.15. 6 ;i0 and 9 15 pm PAVILION; Our Sister Hedy iMandarini l 3 h45 and B.IS p.m LIDO: Curse Of Frankenstein 2.30. K 4")559 words
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Miscellaneous662 1958-02-20 11 TEIUK ANSUN KK\: Yee Pat CtUp Monk (Sttß> darini 10 a.m. 12 noon. 2 4 7, and 9 15 p.m KUALA KANGSAR KMPIKK: MfOßf Fee HOBf Hlllt Chinf Koo Por Wok iCantoaattl 12 noon. 2 30. 7 and 9.15 p m. SUNGEI SIPUI PKINCK>>: The Last Wagons 2 00. 7662 words
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Miscellaneous122 1958-02-20 11 jngf K: IHIH >lo\ (mlmt Ntiwork): 6.57 ain Red if fusion March 7 am T.me Signal. Opening nouncement 7 (»l Sanriee Serenade I'M) Newt, 735 Musical Clock news music and t.me checks for the day. 8 30 Morning Medley 9 am Chinese Programmes li i m Malay Programmes 12 nuon122 words
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Article23 1958-02-20 12 MR. DAG HAMMARSK.toeId. United Natiooi Ctetre:ary Genera.. \vi'. pay T I ill'.--eiai throe-day visit to Britain iro:n March 31 ReuterReuter - 23 words
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Article153 1958-02-20 12 Singer Is Showman Of The Year LONDON. Feb. 19, (Reuter). Singer Frankie Vaughan, has been voted "Show Business Personality of 1957" by the Variety Club of Great Britain, for his film, recording, television .and variety stage successes. the Club announced last night The other four entertainment personalities selected to receive153 words
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Article25 1958-02-20 12 AX ISRAELI army spokesman charged yesterday that Syrians were sniping at Israelis in the Em El Tina area in the north of Israel. UPUP - 25 words
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Article101 1958-02-20 12 Red Army Cuts In E. Germany BERLIN. Feb. 19 Reuter) Russia ls withdrawing and di>banding two mechanized divisions, an anti-aircraft division. three independent artillery brigades and five indep ndent anti-aircraft brigades from East Germany. it was officially announced yesterday. General M.V. Zakharov. Commander of Soviet troops In Ea^t Germany, making101 words
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248 1958-02-20 12 C VMBRIDGK. Massachusetts. Feb. 19. i Reuter)— A simple anti-gravity buoyancy principle known to science for over 2.000 years could help man reach space and return without unduly endangering his health. Dr. I). K. Beischer. a Navy biophysicist. said here Dr. Beischer248 words
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Article, Illustration54 1958-02-20 12 PRESIDENT Soekarno of Indonesia addresses a rally in Jakarta on his return from a ti-week trip abroad. Soekarno cut short his "rest" tour and returned to his country following the Sumatra rebels' ultimatum to form a new government. At this rally, the President did not touch onUP - 54 words
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Article55 1958-02-20 12 iKYO, Feb 19, (Reuter)— F i er> of the Sec nd iian Escort Squarinr. e:t Tokyo port for Hongkong toThe CfcMdtai S;.:r.iron,| c r.ar. U i y Captain M G. S Ing, &rrft c I In V kosuka, r ir T ky a^: Tue.-d »v n55 words
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Article365 1958-02-20 12 LONDON, Feb. 19 (UP)— Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd promised the House of Commons yesterday that new talks on the future of Cyprus would be undertaken with extreme urgency." LJ yd. reporting to the House on his talks with Greek and Turkish government leaders in Athens365 words
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Article29 1958-02-20 12 New Swiss Stamps Mar.5 B] Tr.. > a set new titfpj March the jear-tf* 211 annive: of the town of N of won 2Mb anniversary of the Sa 3rk: anni\29 words
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Article101 1958-02-20 12 Who Plotte Kidnap Off Aircraft -Po//ce fioff/e Si. l'M Kl Nlict'.eahy u, rs irdia: *i lirr,, r The questi«iii» so far te h to Mm fc: a A« far •med. the i no m .j far. Tho^h -he K and c.ligcnce imtm have narrowed dowJcS 1% tlie number of tl2101 words
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Article27 1958-02-20 12 MR EINAR GERHARDSEN.I Prime Minister oi N> rv aj w i pay an ffi -ia visit to Bri'air from May 2 to May 7 ReuterReuter - 27 words
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Article37 1958-02-20 12 CHINA'S \\id.:-.~ v. -nan tutta r, Ftof Ling, I i < xpc i i fri rn the T:..- iium Um ChfaM Federation of L:to: arv Art "nqhu^t"' :r :dc:.' ;c-. Chian i.ews agency reported latf right- ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article35 1958-02-20 12 A BRITISH European Airways Viscount 806 airliner How to Moscow en Tur-chr. to prepare the ground 1 r the propose^ lnaugurati* n later h s Yea*" of services between Britain and Russia.— UPUP - 35 words
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Article32 1958-02-20 12 THE INDONESIAN government angrily denied on Tuesday Russian and British news reports hat two former US ambassadors were .nvo'.ved in the assassination attempt against President's Snpkarnn late last year. ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Article317 1958-02-20 12 Britons Will Havel Pay More F Or 1 Health Service CharnJ LONDON Feb. 19 (IP) *m minded Conservative governmcni M that it wi;s boosting health service m J two ;iaval bases in an effort to ba -m, hit finances. *m Both decisions wcic bound to stir storm317 words
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483 1958-02-20 12 R.I. REBELS GET MORE SUPPORT; JAKARTA FUMBLES BUKIT TINGGI, Sumatra. Feb. 19 (UP) Officia's in this designated capital of the revolutionary government of Indonesia said yesterday messages of support received here meant "failure of the attempt by the Djuanda government to divide and rule." The revolutionary foreign minister Maluddin Simbolon,483 words
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238 1958-02-20 12 FIRST POST-BOMBING INCIDENT IN TUNISIA -4 FRENCH SHOT TUNIS, Feb. 19 (UP) The first French blood was shed in Tunisia yesterday when four French civilians were wounded by shotgun blasts, at Sousse, 85 miles southeast oi here. The shootings were the first reported Since the FrancoTunisian crisis broke out 10238 words
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115 1958-02-20 12 UNITED NATIONS. Fe:\ II (UP)— Tunisia has agreed to take its dispute with France out ol the United Nations Security Conned bui served BOtiCC it would demand s h*" anc urgent meeting if AngloAmerican good omots cio not settle the Question. The.115 words
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Article64 1958-02-20 12 BUENOS AIRES. Feb. 19 (Reuter) Several union leaders were arrested yesterilav as the strike of Argentine cii workers against a government decision to put the country's oil plants under military Occupation spread. Marines and soldiers arc keeping all essential workers ■1 their post- in an elVort64 words
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Article, Illustration76 1958-02-20 12 AIRMAN L c John Veale is reunited with his Japanese wife and their son, Kenneth, at Scott Air Base, Illinois. Veale was sent back to the U.S. from Japan last month, after it was discovered that he had Leukemia. His wife was unable to accompanyU.P. - 76 words
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Article66 1958-02-20 12 LONDON, Feb 19 (Reuter) About 1,000 European refugees are known :o be in Hongkong, the Colonial Secretary, Mr. Alan LenncxBoyd. told the Hou>e of Commons yesterday. Moit of them were Russians, some were Poles. Hungarians or Czechs, he said Snreply to a question by Mr66 words
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Advertisement36 1958-02-20 12 I |p the y\ fitting V underu/ear Gordon Briefs Sizes 30 to 44 $2.50 Vests, no sleeves Small, Medium Large c x ij>flf Small, Medium, Large, I tf |I»A\f I I j J Raffles Place^ingapore. :J^&36 words
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Article, Illustration53 1958-02-20 1 Avdrey White - WOMAN To woman h In High Fashion \>y Avdrey White in Wondrrss in •i It is »»t.k and •i stiffly I prttteoa: Note air about the sleeves and braid trimming on the skirt •BOTTOM) A pinafore drrss in embroidered cotton. worn over a »an-can' petticoat, and teamed with a simple,53 words
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Article53 1958-02-20 1 iyears lhave su"-~ 4 .:.i d.esnt !s Ar.a« Miik. :n. ml 1 m Re- ei a -.c front nldotormnoxtit? yellowish OQ» of several ou been taking an u have Both I b v a fYalso ■d hairdresser who »KWflß.<..-.- -n- iay ring WMon whv yoa shaped nption. .v53 words
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Article43 1958-02-20 1 STHMA Mucus Osened First Day zing, dit 13 or i *TKy ii tryinf xreat laikln^ i« «<»■•? spray, but the blood, thui r r h. it s h«-;pin< 1 Help* sTardinj t«a ir--r re re- it« nif. ?neeiinff. Sat-vhackgu.-tr int.—i. n ist t a.iy.43 words
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Article52 1958-02-20 1 brositis and eumatism Ended Arthritis. Neuritis and muleaafter i>«?ax. and In medicine 1 't«on> thr body Eg" r "I thai tr« the *-!:uiic. iort- ir.'a ar« ifone. -r normally active >• *"rk »r.d wnjoy Ufa. S r i*rant#ed by t t»aA.k on r«torn of '<•> m*tter how bad '> iM-l«ntinc52 words
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Article, Illustration13 1958-02-20 1 a VIFW of the shop and some o/ the attract** i3?J 2V*X*£ g—13 words
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Article451 1958-02-20 1 Little Women have new look mothers are luckier than most. They don't have to combat icy winds in a fight to keep their children warm, or spend illspared dollars on the wool and flannel of colder climates. ALL that Malayan youngsters need the year round are cotton frocks or shorts,451 words
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Article, Illustration241 1958-02-20 1 If I were you. f WOI'LD try wearitiQ pale 1 >\ blue <, lavenders, -pn fcs and preus to i fa tmi 100k I )ddhj enough a black ;.<-: -i dn tea cd. with v cotl n Q'.ores, and ffd Mfl ikHttti i j >oJc cool as a bi And241 words
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Article, Illustration35 1958-02-20 1 PHOTO HIGHLIGHT of the spring-summer 1958 collection of Paris designer Pierre Balmain, 'Jolie Madame of Paris/ is this large-brim capeline of stylish black straw, elegantly trimmed with long eagle feathers. U.P.U.P. - 35 words
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Article585 1958-02-20 1 HPHE S.A.T.A. Organisa- tion must surely be unique in South-east Asia. Not only does it treat citizens of Singapore who suffer from tuberculosis but, once cured, the patients are re-habilitated for normal life again by craft training, which, in the ordinary way, would cost them several hundreds585 words
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Advertisement268 1958-02-20 1 1 TIRED I I TAKE 1 vJS WATERBURVS COMPOUND TO KEEP YOU FIT Do you feel over-tired ond fatigued? Woterbury's Compound will give new energy to your entire system. Take Weterbury't every day, it supplies you with that vital dynamic drive you need to enjoy the pleasures of life. Woterbury's268 words
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501 1958-02-20 2 A DVENT OF THE CHINESE NEW YEAR has cast another spotlight on New A York's ever-growing Asian community, now numbering in tens of thousands (40,000 ChmesTmW Metropolitan area alone!). The impact of the UNITED NATIONS on New York has also been felt Recently501 words
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Article704 1958-02-20 2 New York Callign television Walter Slezak. the star of stage and screen, portrayed in a play the fabulous career of master chef Henri Charpentier, the creator of crepes suze.te. Charpentier is now living in the U.S.A. and has a small restaurant on a California truck-route (what no Brigette Bardot!) where704 words
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Article159 1958-02-20 2 gOTTLE-FEEDING is BETTER than breast-feeding for babies and for their mothers, too a British Medical Research Council report states: The report, based on a survey of 106 mothers and their first babies, added: We have been forced to recognise that remarkably few mothers say natural feeding159 words
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Article, Illustration216 1958-02-20 3 AMSTERDAM, (Reuter) Holland's first postwar car, a 600 c.c. "baby" with automatic transmission and no need for periodic greasing, is the star of the 39th international automobile show which opened here this week. The four-seater D.A.F., (below) short for van Doornes Automobiel Fabriek.216 words
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Advertisement65 1958-02-20 3 S\l )OT H, &C y AND CAPABLE JohnWs set the pace on outboard style and performan, e a DEPENDABLE periormance that no others can i*iu^ fl h This easy starting 10 h.p. £SS33S^^\ J I combines slow-glide with j |^£?lu motor features yet is easily fel^l W\^ A' I Monscpowc*65 words
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Advertisement282 1958-02-20 3 SMITHS i M kOj DESCRIPTION UJB MJL Th Uiri Regiitcrs acc-ra:e!y the cpe.'i 1 ?p -v. Opera-.;* from 'v i:-. r r ;4v i J| SuiUb'c for poi.ir.c or r^.i .e Terminals fJ!> iniul^ie^ I EBH^K Uiat for tlie ENGINE HOUR METER in* o \> kiii Li'fuT ii ji .cr282 words
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Article1114 1958-02-20 4 Nurse Kathleen - CARE OF THE EYES Nurse Kathleen By JN some countries, particularly those where refuse disposal is not ■IfMl y organised and where flies are very numerous and troublesome, eye diseases are very common and very damaging in their effect^. Fortunately this is not in Malaya, and serious eye diseases are1,114 words
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Article, Illustration533 1958-02-20 4 PISCES people (born Feb. 19 to March 20) do not need to be told that this Graph is indicative of a very varied' twelvemonth. It looks as though a good deal of this is due to changing moods, but there is also the factor of some instability in533 words
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Article, Illustration663 1958-02-20 4 2 S."A' D .4 Y.— E y j po. ihOtfM be c>ne now I ro d dfttf your chief in- teretts. n v ihovM be as tittle around n.; j j)o>. Me iu most n tfci fit .<*• o; t/ia/ioe I i cat|stderabl€ o r. B< rides, S jyou663 words
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Miscellaneous198 1958-02-20 4 YOUR WEEK MVKCH 21— APRIL 2C (Ar'es) Beyond question a week v h.ch continues highly progressive trends In many matters it carries with it some positive form of gam Things attecting health and very intimate problems ease now. and some specific private trouble comes to an end. You should combat198 words
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Miscellaneous230 1958-02-20 4 be wII advanced in <on sequvm-e and would be vull advised to focus upon u>:s side ol >our life. Keep t lcar of too much gadding about It is h/uind nowadays t lead to disappointment and could incur risks o f \an u> kinds. A little extra care also, should230 words
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