Singapore Standard, 20 August 1958
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Title Section20 1958-08-20 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD i& iL <ft [FINAL EDITION] SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1958 Vol. IX No. 49. 5 cts. 14 Poges20 words
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Article672 1958-08-20 1 AIRLIFT OF WEAPONS FOR INDONESIAN ARMY Premier Djuanda Expected To Make Official Statement JAKARTA, Aug. 19 American Globemaster aircraft are flying United States arms, ammunition and military experts into Indonesia for anti-bandit and internal security uses, reliable sources said here today. The massive pre-dawn airlifts haveU.P.I.; Reuter - 672 words
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283 1958-08-20 1 SEARCH FOR A RUBBER 'SUPERMAN' TO END SOON Applicants To Be Vetted In London KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. —Malaya's world-wide hunt for a "superman" to head its $10,000,000-a-year rubber research programme will probably end m London next month when applicants will be interviewed. A special board of selectors which will travel283 words
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Article81 1958-08-20 1 GROTON. Connecticut, Aug. 19 (Reuter) The world's biggest submarine and the first with two atomic engines, the 5.900-ton Triton, was launched here today with the traditional bottle of champagne. It was another step forward m the United States nuclear shipping programme a step that cost SlO981 words
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Article178 1958-08-20 1 BEIRUT, Aug. 19 (UPI) Reports of new violence m which six persons were killed reached here today. The casualties were counted m two separate actions m the mountains to the east and south of Beirut on Sun- day and Monday. At Sidon, on the Pslediterranean178 words
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Article120 1958-08-20 1 Malaya's Stand At UN Session KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malaya will throw m her lot with the powers that are pledged to arrive at a peaceful solution to the problems confronting the Middle East. This will be the stand taken by the Malayan delegation at tomorrow's session of the United Nations120 words
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267 1958-08-20 1 THE Director of Civil Aviation, Mr. W. P. Nicol, will leave Singapore for London m the near future for discussions with British aviation experts on the development of Singapore's international airport at Paya Lebar. Mr. Nicol is the chief of the planning committee267 words
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Article41 1958-08-20 1 SIX air raid warnings sounded throughout the Na-tionalist-defended M a t s v group today after the Chinese Communists fired 30 shells at little Quemoy, another Nationalist outpost to the south, the Defence Ministry m Taipei reported yesterday.- ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Article49 1958-08-20 1 BREST, France, Aug. 19 (UPI) The 7.650-ton Portuguese ship "Timor" radioed last night it had cut the French trawler "Agneau Pascal" m half 50 miles oft the Breton coast. Later the Timor radioed it had rescued all but one of the Agnau Pascal's crew.49 words
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Article, Illustration111 1958-08-20 1 AMERICAN sailors met up with two young lady visitors to the Brussels International Exhibition and World Fair during a tour of the pavilions last week. They are crewmen from the U.S. Navy's nuclearpowered submarine Nautilus on short leave in Brussels after their epic voyage under theUPI - 111 words
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192 1958-08-20 1 MANILA, Aug. 19, (UPI).— The Manila Police Department announced today it has alerted all it.s units to be on the lookout for six Communist Huks who are rumoured to be m Manila to assassinate President Carlos P. Garcia. Capt. Bernardino V'er^oza,192 words
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Article34 1958-08-20 1 LARGE scale internal security "exercise'; was carried out yesterday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. to test communications between the Police and Military. The "exercise" covered all States except Kelantan and Trengganu.34 words
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258 1958-08-20 1 IPOH, Tues.— Forty new villagers who were among 6.000 inhabitants given a seven-day "ultimatum" (which expired last Wednesday) to "confess" their past pro-terrorist activities, were arrested by the Special Branch m a midnight swoop on two new villages m the notorious Chemor Sungei Siput258 words
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169 1958-08-20 1 xti£i a rail uraer-iii-i/ouiicu ana me uraii mot Order, conferring self-government on Singapore, have arrived in the Colony, Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, announced yesterday. The All-Party Delegation will meet soon to go ovrr the drafts with constitutional lawyers and scrutinize the phraseology169 words
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Article294 1958-08-20 2 BUND WOMAN MURDER VERDICT Dhobi Will i n el d D s Ruler's P| eas RAIB, Tues. dhobi, whll < H woman to death at Kamp im Sll J Pahang on Nov. 24, last year. wa?£ Rab:: V S Justice Smith at the Rauh \ssi z < or HB Mental294 words
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254 1958-08-20 2 'Standards Should Be High For Teachers' KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. —The World Confederation of Organizations of the Teaching Profession has passed a resolution urging all Governments to take "immediate" steps to ensure that teachers employed m all schools should receive a high standard of preparation for their work. The confederation held254 words
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Article196 1958-08-20 2 ENVOY'S DAUGHTER TO WED KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. When petite Miss Gunn Chit Wha, daughter of a Malayan envoy marries her engineer fiance here next month, it may well turn out to be the "wedding of the year." A barrister. Miss Gunn, is a former elected Municipal Councillor and is now196 words
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Article41 1958-08-20 2 AN old grenade of British manufacture wa^ found at the junction of Lorong 20 and Geylang Road, Singapore, yesterday, by City Council labourers laying new cables. Police later handed it to the Army demolition experts for disposal.41 words
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Article30 1958-08-20 2 ONG BONG GEOK. 24. was assaulted by secret society gangsters at the sixth mile Thomson Road Singapore, last night He was treated as an out-patient at the General Hospital.30 words
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Article76 1958-08-20 2 (Frr- through J J Other ii inciudi 7 ing runwaj .J the installa hydrant; r .:j These fa tional UE-trjv: a under engineer^ 5 i has -i lopment I m 1 Paya Leba: 4 i th< tight £nar I Meanwr B-.;J thai :»il and bigger •M > 1 ig76 words
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293 1958-08-20 2 MALACCA, Tues. The President of the Sessions Court. Mr. K. Somasundram, today acquitted a detective, Chons Kum Wah without calling his defence, on •i charge of causing hurt to a man. Chong was alleged to have assaulted Lim Eng Plan while Interrogating him293 words
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Article215 1958-08-20 2 MALACCA, Tues. The Malacca UMNO here wants six portfolios and an elected Chief Minister m a Cabinet system of Government when a fully-elected State Council is set up early next year. The Standard was told today. A select committee formed nearly two years ago recommended that there215 words
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Article191 1958-08-20 2 P.C. PUNCHED ME -SOLDIER PENANG, Tues.— A soldier alleged m the Magistrate's Court today that he was assaulted three times by some members of the Police Force. Ng Hong Lim. 22, of the Federation Engineer's Squadron, Kluang. was making his defence on a charge of assaulting Police Constable Sin Ec191 words
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Article60 1958-08-20 2 A FAMILY of four c-<-u.ro serious injury when their car' plunged into a canal B1 seventh mile, Bukit Tima Roan. Singapore. Last flight Sanjit Kaur. :J4. and he eight-year-old daughter v.v-e warded at the Genera) Hospital. Their injuries however, were not serious. Her band. Sa.ian Singh60 words
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Advertisement559 1958-08-20 2 VIHICLES FOR SALI QUALITY TESTED CAM to suit aif requirements always available at Borneo Motor Limited Used Car Department. Call. Phone *****. FOR RELIABLE USED FIATS reconditioned with original spares and by >p?ciaUy trained mechanics, visit the ta^t As atic Co Ltd.. Motor Division, 3J4L, Orchard Road F»at Distributor* CENTURY559 words
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Advertisement632 1958-08-20 2 TENDER NOTICES JOHORE P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Class *E' above registered P.WJ). Contractors will be received by the State Engineer, Johore, up to NOON of the 28th August, 1958, for CONSTRUCTION OF 12 UNITS OF LABOURERS' QUARTERS AT BATU PAHAT. Full particulars may be obtained from Senior Executive Engineer,632 words
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Advertisement475 1958-08-20 2 JOHORE P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Class E' above registered P.W.D. Contractors will be received by the State Engineer, Johore, up to NOON of the 28th August, 1958, for CONSTRUCTION OF LATERITE ROAD ETC: AT PARIT BATU PUTEH ROAD RESERVE, BATU PAHAT. Full particulars may be obtained from Senior Executive475 words
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Advertisement144 1958-08-20 2 THIS MAN'S LIFE A J IS IN DANGER! fi HELP HIM TO LOOK J FOR "THE FLY WITH IHE WHITE HEAD" fIX and YOU'LL HELP MV J YOURSELF J HANDSOME PRIZE II "5 AND A MONTH'S M PASS TO SEE iMI CENTCRY-FQV FILM ♦ll "If you visit the Odenn SmJJJ,^"144 words
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EDITORIAL SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD
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Article419 1958-08-20 3 fin responsibility which citizens who under- .mportance of the right to vote must Ifc b> passing on their knowledge to those Mtcf equipped than themselves to differen- what is genuine and what is spurious c 5 becomes more urgent with each passing ig j hrtle over six months from419 words
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Article332 1958-08-20 3 TWENTY thousand residents of Serangoon pen Estate were relieved recently to learn that fe authorities concerned with their petition for N kccss road for the estate were giving the N top priority. And the residents are still TKy have appealed to the Rural Board [*rt worlr332 words
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Article40 1958-08-20 3 PO 60- No 1*63 Cables. 11 E ™r£ X "*^MP U ***** (5 kMI A'l «*W tm^s UR Cnoa insurance •!<>«■. 74 B hh?^ ■0* g3 C°^* n i f fei: 4nss 8 Le.th St Tel: *Vf>40 words
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Article824 1958-08-20 3 Philip Deane - UN. PLAN FOR MIDDLE EAST Philip Deane By UNITED NATIONS (New York) PLAN to insulate Israel from the Arabs and turn the Middle East into an embryonic copy of the Organisation for European Economic Co-operation (OEEC) is being brewed at the United Nations by the middle and small powers under824 words
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Article692 1958-08-20 3 Leslie Finer - Leslie Finer By LONDON 'THE decision of Greece to pursue her Cyprus appeal at the United Nations has surprised and disappointed public opinion abroad. It had been widely assumed on the basis of reports from Athens, that the British Prime Minister's personal visit to the692 words
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Article716 1958-08-20 3 Andrew Sbonfield - Andrew Sbonfield LONDON crisis m the Arab world has once again produced the crop of exaggerated stories about Britain's dependence on the profits which are derived from Middle East oil. One American oil man put the widely held view on this matter when he said the other716 words
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Article, Illustration463 1958-08-20 3 Aster Gavasekera - the NEWS as it strikes me Aster Gavasekera ANYTHING done to make Singapore a cleaner, more decent and picturesque place to live m is to be commended. At the same time what is done to achieve this admirable objective should take into consideration other factors. This the City Council failed463 words
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Advertisement48 1958-08-20 3 SIMPLY DELICIOUS! deliciously simple gwanson's QUICK. FROZEN CHICKEN BREASTS THIGHS DRUMSTICKS WINGS They're simply delicious, these succulent part* of young tender chicken, and deliciously simpi# to serve because they're ready for immediate frying. It's the easy way to enjoy chicken th# Swanson way! SINGAPORE (OLD STORAGE CO. LTD.48 words
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Miscellaneous66 1958-08-20 3 f J k\fA Wt' w\~Mr*+. w^*t[ jT^WJi _> MM .1 4-H x. /T Iff I I I^S XI ml I _V/-f/-C_V^_l _^_F f^» I ml 1 L. i I /W. I m Ar _^_fl > f M^^wAmmJ. i f M m m^m ifl I i t a ym U^mmm**^^ J66 words
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Article, Illustration150 1958-08-20 4 A VISITOR FROM US. UNIVERSITY MR. CARL TERZIAN. President of the Student Body of the I'niversity of Souihern California, who m now m Singapore on a ten -day visit. Mr. Terxian hopes to meet and talk to students at the I'niversity of Malaya. He will also visit the Federation before150 words
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Article37 1958-08-20 4 HONGKONG, Aug. IP Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange were: 516.04 to £1 Sterling. $5.81 to US$l; $1.85 to Malayan $1; $0.06 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold $253 62 to a tael.37 words
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126 1958-08-20 4 KUALA LUMPL'R, TUes. A European Army Seraear.t attached to the Ministry of Defence here Da:d 51 and received from the oayee a slip with a series of numbers on i*. purported to have been the number of a Social and Welfare Sen-ices Lottery126 words
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Article141 1958-08-20 4 WOMEN ON OBSTRUCTION CHARGE THREE women employees of the Singapore Glass Manufacturing Company were yesterday charged m the Singapore Tenth Magistrate's Court with causing an obstruction by forming a human barrier at the factory gate, on July 22. They were: Wong Chui Wan, Lim Kin En and Ng Boon Kwee,141 words
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Article424 1958-08-20 4 Court Reserves I— Judgment In Murder Bid Trial KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Defence counsel m an attempted murder case m the Supreme Court today submitted that his client had been framed by the family of a 16-year-old girl whom he alleged had tried to commit suicide after losing her424 words
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128 1958-08-20 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues President of the Sessions Court Inche Sheikh Abdul Rahman! was today told of a '"lottery" swindle m which three Europeans had been the victims Pleading guilty to charges of cheating the men was 38-year-oid John Secw Hual Swee Charge No. 1:128 words
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Article, Illustration54 1958-08-20 4 TWO Singapore Police Officers left by Qantas-BOAC for training m Britain, yesterday. They were Inspectors Andrew Low, (right) and V. Devadas, who will be away for six months. Inspectors Low, of the CED, and Devadas. Paya Lebar. will go through a special crime course at the54 words
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199 1958-08-20 4 UMNO State Councillors To Report Activities KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Selangor UMNO headquarters here has summoned a special two-day conference for Sept. 13, when all UMNO State Councillors are scheduled to give their report on their activities since they became Councillors. This conference was callej a 5 a result of199 words
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Article161 1958-08-20 4 THE proposed study tour of Chinese education m Southeast Asian countries by representatives of Chinese schools m Singapore, has been postponed, the Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, announced yesterday. Mr. Lim said the present vacation was too short and therefore the proposed trip has been161 words
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65 1958-08-20 4 Farewell Tour By Police Commissioner IPOH. Tucs.— Federation's Police Commissioner. Mr. W. I R. Carbonnel visited x>ntingent police headquarters, Ferak, yesterday during the course of his farewell tour of North Malaya. The Commissioner met officers and some members from the rank and file and clerk at the Police mess m65 words
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304 1958-08-20 4 Company/Manager To Stand Trial For Murder WILLIAM Pang Kwong Liam, manager of the United Trading Company Limited, was yesterday committed by the Singapore Ninth Magistrate's Court to stand trial at the next Assizes on a charge of murder. Pang, 25, was alleged to have murdered a printer. N. M. Abdul304 words
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Article, Illustration63 1958-08-20 4 THE winner of Cathay Organization's *TTi c March of the Monsters" romoetition. Miss Coral de Rosalio of Bangalore, a visitor from India, is seen m her prize-winning disguise as the "Hunchback of Notre Dame" at the Odeon Theatre last Saturday night. The competition was m63 words
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Article36 1958-08-20 4 A VERDICT of death from natural causes was recorded m the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday on a housewife, Sim Guan Sic alias Guan Kirn Chye who died m the Woodbridge Hospital on June 28.36 words
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196 1958-08-20 4 Sentry Found Dead With Gun Wound, Court Told A SINGAPORE prison warden who checked on a sentry at 1.45 a.m. on June 18, found him dead with a gunshot wound m the chest, a Singapore Coroner's Court was told yesterday. The Coroner. Mr. Gium Chong Hing, was holding an inquiry196 words
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Article137 1958-08-20 4 BANTING, Tues. Chairman of .the Kuala Liugat Branch of the Malayan Indian Congress Mr. D. Jayaratnam has urged speedier delivery of mail m the Banting area. Mr. Jayaratnam said it was ''high time" that the staff of the Post Office at Banting wnicb consists of137 words
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Advertisement83 1958-08-20 4 \^^Ufe <* Asm KS^S^^^ JitU^^^^Bj $\3t-^^\ A «o^'"S »o Hindu beliefs, dancing /■jJfcjUSr y^^^JK^^HBHU ?.*-<J?& 1 was creafed b y Brahma and given to Ifl^ fl B^ 1 man by the lage B" 3 an<* his |^B Wft-*tiJjoF *^Pr Classically, the most important of the i» *W M^ tour ma83 words
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Advertisement232 1958-08-20 4 >: J--*v 'JH A.*..- i ;-v>'Ojja93jjj&&*y v v>V>\';:'' •>;* X -v/^hJ^HHk «s"*■• m Hs|&: ■■■■> h| y flattering fit at a budget pri:t >ourt with Ma.denform Cymbal! yesv es on M much comfort end styling for v** 8 •ft«r repeated laundering, the r rc a '^^S tains »t 8 shape232 words
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Article332 1958-08-20 5 Well Ahead Of Other Colonies, Says Mr. Lee THE education system of Singapore is well ahead] compared to that m most colonies of the Commonwealth. This was stated yesterday by Mr. Lee Slow Mong Permanent Secretary to the Singapore Ministry of Education, who returned to the Colony332 words
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Article38 1958-08-20 5 rrfUßi Toes. rt I m, SOD :VKS r 2 md, Mr urnedl ...r being in' s -vie I his ersitj la X Loke c ia raa I .> is the c ten he ne a nt- em-- the38 words
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Article181 1958-08-20 5 DON'T RELY MUCH WELFARE BOARD' Uimn R Tues. Both the vice-presidents Mi \W lure Council, Datin Puteh Marian and an tod .ix cautioned the Council at its annual trial agates! placing too much reliance on Hind Welfare Services Lotteries Board for its ease o! income the c an the B181 words
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Article126 1958-08-20 5 IPOH. Tues. A visit of Chinese miners from Malaya t > Thailand on a goodwill tour luring which they will study Siamese export and production methods is expected to take; place towards the end of the year. The tour, was originally supposed t take d126 words
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Article, Illustration58 1958-08-20 5 JJICI D H \v GOOD of the Perak Supreme PJ thm Ui; h one of the 1.500 exhibits on disU! Rritlsh Council Book Exhibition which «»P» n at the Perak Library m Ipoh on R Looking on is Mr. Tan Cheng Phor. presi'h Rotary Club of Ipoh one ofStandard - 58 words
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249 1958-08-20 5 ALLIANCE WANTS NEW GOVT. PLAN FOR SELANGOR KI'ALA LUMPUR, Tuesday.— The Selangor Alliance Executive Committee, headed by Agriculture Minister Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak last night resolved to ask the State Government to amend the constitution making provision for the establishment of a committee system of government m the state249 words
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107 1958-08-20 5 Year's Jail And Supervision For Car Thief KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Idrus bin Koya Kudi, 23, was today jailed for 12 months by the First Magistrate, Inche Abdul Rani, for the theft cf two cars one of them belonging to a Singapore Police Superintendent, Mr. F. G. Minns. Idrus. who had107 words
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Article, Illustration75 1958-08-20 5 TEN persons, including four women, were injured m this head-on collision which occurred at the five and a half mile Ipoh-Kuala Lumpur trunk road on Monday morning. The car with eight passengers, including two ex-bandits, was travelling towards Tapah while the lorry was approaching Ipoh. OneStandard - 75 words
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134 1958-08-20 5 THE Estates and Buildings Committee of the Singapore City Council will hold a special meeting tonight to consider an application for three cinemas m the Kallang Road-Crawford Street area. Though the Committee had earlier discussed the matter during its ordinary meetings it could not reach134 words
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Article, Illustration128 1958-08-20 5 Asian As Chief Justice Pleases Hogan THE former AttorneyGeneral of the Federation of Malaya, Sir Michael Hogan, arrived yesterday m Singapore with his wife for a short visit. Sir Michael, now the Chief Justice of Hongkong, and Lady Hogan are on their way back after a vacation m Britain. They128 words
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Article54 1958-08-20 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. About 40 members of the Ipoh branch of the Women's Institute will arrive here o r i Aug. 22 on a tour of the State capital and Singapore They will be entertained to a tea party by their colleagues of the* Johore Branch,54 words
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Article45 1958-08-20 5 A RADIO telephone service between Singapore and Jesselton will be inaugurated on Aug 25. th Director of Telecommunications, Singapore, ?n. nounced yesterday. Scheduled time of service will be from 1.30 to 2.30 p.m. (Malayan time). There will be no service on Sundays45 words
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Article121 1958-08-20 5 KOTA BHARU, Kelantan. Tues.— About 2,500 inhabitants m the Pergau Valley m Ulu Kelantan are having a very difficult time because of the destruction of their padi crops by pests and wild boars. These inhabitants have to supplement their diet with tapioca and vegetables to121 words
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Article99 1958-08-20 5 AGREEMENT was reached between the Singapore Telephone Board and its Employees' Union, on the new wage rates for the Board's kitchen staff. gardeners. female cleaners, peons and head peens yesterday. The agreement was reached at the resumed negotiations between the parties. At yesterday's meeting, the99 words
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Article132 1958-08-20 5 SALESMAN JAILED ON TRUST COUNT TELUK ANSON, Tucs.— A salesman, T. V. Sundaraju Pillay, 34, who was alleged to have disappeared with the pay packet of a labourer's family. was sentenced to a total of 16 months' jail on two charges m the Magistrate's Court's here yesterday. Pillay pleaded guilty132 words
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Advertisement295 1958-08-20 5 r| ORCHARD ROAD SINGAPORE 1 the shopping centrt where you can buy personal 1 requirements, household goods and gifts. The FEDERAL x Ladies b Children's I?, 2 DISPENSARY for <y> attractive and reason- MShU cosmet.cs Der'*i/ ably-priced frocks for fumes, toilet neoil occasions ot &v*CiK cessities, shaving HILDA'S *ackle and295 words
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Article56 1958-08-20 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues' A section of the 18,000-strong National Union of Transport Workers have broken away and formed a new body. This section, believed to be over 2.000 strong, have formed a new union South Malaya Transport Workers Union. Cf Reas °n the break. The Standard56 words
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Article61 1958-08-20 6 ALL RATES and lues payable to the Rural Boirri on nouses, land and rubber estates for residents may be aid J? ukit Tima h Village. No. 10 Thomson Road (Lam Yew Sia Association) on Au2 26. This centre will oe open between 9 a.m. and61 words
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Article424 1958-08-20 6 Amendments] Health InsuJ Plan Is S OU J SINGAPORE doctors mi. h J meeting:, to be called next week k the future of the Alumni \ZIL* huh of the University of Malaya n <S This extraordinary gener by more than 50 doctors who e::r E tributory health insurance nL424 words
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Article326 1958-08-20 6 Tried To Extort: Jail And Rottan A N English educated youtn, Ho J\ofc Kwan, 19, was yesterday sentenced to tWo years' jail and ordered to be given eight strokes of the rottan on being convicted on a charge of attempted extortion m a Singapore Assize Court. ihe jury alter retiring326 words
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383 1958-08-20 6 THE Singapore Seventh Magistrate, Mr. R. Ramason, yesterday committed three men, Lee Kirn Poh, 32. Oh Hock Hin. 35, and Tay Ching Kirn, 30, to stand trial m the High Court on a charge of kidnapping a scrap iron dealer, Ng Hee Whatt.383 words
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Article, Illustration186 1958-08-20 6 Mace For Assembly Arrives THE 1,000 guinea Mace for the Legislative Assembly arrived m Singapore from London yesterday. Chief Minister Mr. Lim Yew Hock, m announcing the Mace's arrival, said Government would ask the Assembly for $14,500 for the Mace. Mr. Lim said he did not expect any opposition toStandard - 186 words
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Article101 1958-08-20 6 Who >„ with w 'V tv n ,.P ;aaec -Sged ."s grounas after ■-l ,;f pajieni, In.pt tor j prose thai on M the Ftiri xw ,;i m r en s itipataci of tn e hosj Laj the :'"'> went that she 5 bee V> c n the hospitj101 words
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Article161 1958-08-20 6 THREE Singapore teachers have been selected to study American educational methods at elementary and seron-iary levels for six months, it was announced by the U.S.I S yesterday. The three are: Che' Wan Nor hinte Shaikh Daud. attached to the Geylang Craft Centre; Mr. Wee Lee161 words
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Article128 1958-08-20 6 PROBE TEAM CLEARS SHELL AIRCRAFT SHELL Company experts investigating the "unusual" deposit found m the engine? of the two Borneo Airways' Twin Pioneer aircraft have ascertained > that the deposit wa* "quite normal." The aircraft will resume service on Aug. 21. the Borneo Airways, announced yesterday Shell Company experts have128 words
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Article65 1958-08-20 6 A LAWYERS f "i A Vatukx iien. were '.argec singapo» r e N." 1 nitting m afffl n i brearl" nf the peal 16. Vat?a!oc Z B«:S v k Voi A Eng Guai R Yrw Koon ant f were a leged to '*> one another a* Bar m Prinsej65 words
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Article43 1958-08-20 6 A LABOURER. Jfeef Nayaran. 24. collapsed and died at his home m Buffalo Road. Singapore, last night. A 68-year-old woman, Goh Bee Tin. was admitted 1° General Hospital after a roro- nut fell on her head m Lorcng 37. Geylang.43 words
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Article, Illustration37 1958-08-20 6 THIS is a general view of the renovated Singa pore Victoria Theatre, which will be reopened on Sept 6. A feature of the new theatre is the ceiling which is accoustically designed. Stand ard pirStandard - 37 words
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Article57 1958-08-20 6 fe] A ba to iy by the rra'.. 1 a thoritje; He the Singapore I ties that hi nse:f s jto Frw c to stud J r f ndCri u5 r :.i« k dared inte v ffi own pa r V'jjjii had boor; ;a visa ""/VThe Standar- the young57 words
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Article21 1958-08-20 6 A I tank f << employee i:f mile, port v Thr she s. M nrifin urr rayiffl f 5 lice Stcrey21 words
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Advertisement410 1958-08-20 6 Docs YOUR son start the day right FOOk Sun doesn't. He just takes a cop of coffee. Fook Sun docs not realise that a nourish- No wonder poor Fook Sun can't concening meal would prevent him feeling tired trate on his lessons. The teacher is cross later on. A cup410 words
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Article28 1958-08-20 7 CAPTAIN Mohamcd Alsagoff of the 6th Royal Malay Regiment, eldest son of Dato A. M. AlsagoQ of Sincjipore, ha? hcen promoted to the rank i of Major.28 words
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Article214 1958-08-20 7 GOVT. RESHUFFLE IS EXPECTED New Party Will Mean Changes A RESHUFFLE of Ministers m Singapore and the resignation of one Labour Front Minister are expected when the new party now m the planning stage is formed, The Standard was reliably informed yesterday. The Labour Front Minister's resignation will be over214 words
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Article, Illustration68 1958-08-20 7 MOK KUM FUN, a Colombo Plan student from the Beatty Secondary School, Singapore, makes a sound experiment with a resonance tube m the Physics Laboratory at Victoria University. Wellington, New Zealand. He is one of five C-Plan students from Singapore studying for a Bachelor of Science degree at68 words
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Article411 1958-08-20 7 AN audience of about 1,000, mostly children, were watching a show at an open air cinema when a fiffht between 20 people, armed with sticks and parangs, broke out nearby, the Singapore Assize Court was told yesterday. On trial before Mr Justice ,Amb r OS411 words
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178 1958-08-20 7 THE 50.000-strong Singapore Federation of Services Unions yesterday tcid the Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, that "certain employers are interpreting the Clerical Employees' Ordinance to their own advantage." The allegation was made by a six-man delegation of the S.F.S.U. at a meeting178 words
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Article92 1958-08-20 7 BRAGA TELLS WHY NO DOCTOR'S FEE MEDICAL and dental officers m the service of the Singapore Government were prohibited from charging "'consultation or specialist fees" oecause it was felt that "there was a disproportionate range of earnings m the various specialities" said the Minister of Health. Mr. A. J. Braga,92 words
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171 1958-08-20 7 LIM WILL MEET THE RUNAWAYS' PARENTS PARENTS of 25 "runaway" students will meet with the Singapore Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, on Friday, it was announced yesterday. Mr. Lim said that ne would discuss with them their problems. He added that the parents invited to the meeting would be171 words
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Article72 1958-08-20 7 THE Assistant Minister to the Singapore Chief Secretary, Mr. M.P.D. Nair, yesterday praised the chairman and members of the Anti-Squeeze Association for their efforts to combat thuggery and the secret society menace m the Serangoon. Tampines, Ponggo] and Yio Chu Kang areas. "I wish them further successes72 words
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Article86 1958-08-20 7 SINGAPORE Police have detained another four men since their crackdown against secret society gangsters started last week. The latest arrests bring the total figure of detained men to 76. All of them are still being held temporarily under the Preservation of Public Security Ordinance. The reason for86 words
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Article145 1958-08-20 7 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb.) m Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Spot 791 80* R.S.S. No 1 80J 801 R.S.S. No. 1 Oct.) 80 80} R.S.S. No. 2 78* 79} R.S.S. No. 3 745 75? Tone: Barely Steady The price of tin m Singapore yesterday was145 words
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Advertisement623 1958-08-20 7 CAIIUY ORcajii wioii |?;J j »kf tAJum Pd»n,MOW SHOWING! oT Ts 111 11 a.m.-1.45-4.15-fi.45 &9 3« p ro. Anthony Perkins Silvano Mangano All<la Valll ys» L lechnirama "TUTC HHICIIV ACP" oiumhla *v It Technicolor lllls> AHllfflX AUL picture Next Change! "THE FLY" Al HedlM>n C'Scong-Fox 3^ i M*XMX4''^ 9th WEEK!623 words
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Advertisement918 1958-08-20 8 ANGLO-FRENCH TRADING CO., LTD. «»23/«. *****/4 1 32/ Robinson Read THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE NORTH AMERICAN SERVICE Halifax, Boston, New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia Cult Port*. Spore P. Sham Penang MYIMIDON 17/25 Oct 26 Oet 27/28 Oct Carriers option to proceed via other ports to load and discharge cargo NORTH GERMAN918 words
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Advertisement1086 1958-08-20 8 Tel: 2405 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. Tel: 2412 (18 lines) (Incorporated m Singapore) (12 lines) J o.T' THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE T SAILINGS to LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW. LONDON 6- CONTINENTAL PORTS Carriers option to proceed via other ports to load and discharge carte (via Sues with liberty to proceed via Penama or1,086 words
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Advertisement937 1958-08-20 8 MITSUI lU LINE FOR JAPAN Spore P. Shorn Penoiu Awojison Moru for Yokohama 31 Aug FOR U.S.A. via SUEZ For New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore via Bombay. Arimasan Moru from Japan 12 Sept 14 Sep! FOR U.S.A. vio PACIFIC ton. Cardiff, Truji'lo New York. Also for Lo Guoira. Accopulco. Kingston, subject937 words
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Advertisement620 1958-08-20 8 EAST ASIATIC LlNft HOMEWARDS Sailings to. Aden p "'WU ror Soi<j r Rotterdam, Hamburg, Bremen. Co*, v n ope h 9en g,. > IALANDIA' 23 2 AU9 s KINA 16/17 Sept Calling Gdynia fc "SELANDIA" 18/19 Sept 20 j,c OUTWARPS Saili *or Bangkok and f Or AD rAR Us? PC620 words
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Article168 1958-08-20 9 KUCHING, Tues.— The world-wide trade recession during the first half of this year, as expected, had its effects on Sarawak, said tne Deputy Commissioner of Trade and Customs. Mr. J.A.G. Benson < m his review of the Colony's imports situation m that period. The quantity and value168 words
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Article, Illustration70 1958-08-20 9 M S. "Oti," an 8.000 ton liner m Tema Harbour, Ghana, which, though still under construction by a British company, Is now open for shipping. The "Oti" is the first ocean going liner to dock there. Tema Harbour is the largest artificial harbour m Africa and70 words
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Article177 1958-08-20 9 PAN- MALAYAN soap pioduction m the first half of this year, at 302,206 cwt., was an increase of 23,332 cwt. over output m the same period last year (273.874 I cwt. This was due to increased output of the commodity m Singapore. From January177 words
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Article39 1958-08-20 9 LONDON, Aug. 19, (Reuler) Two London newspapers reported today that Britain is to lend India money to help her present sterling crisis. The News ChroniHe said Brit n in would lend India up to £100.000.000.39 words
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Article30 1958-08-20 9 THE Malayan Exchange Banks Association made the following changes m its rates to merchants yesterday:— Italian Lire: selling, T.T. or O.D. ***** ready. Other exchange rates remain unaltered.30 words
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Article215 1958-08-20 9 US. Tariff Cut Measure Is Hailed WASHINGTON, Aug. 19— The four-year extension of the reciprocal trade agreement act, which received final congressional approval this week, is being hailed as a milestone m liberal U.S. trade legislation. Even those liberal-trade proponents, who decry some of the measure's provisions cannot help but215 words
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Article79 1958-08-20 9 TOKYO. Aug. 18. (Reuter). The Japanese Foreign Ministry announced today a contract had been signed m Washington for a US$lO,OOO,OOO loan from the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development to The Kobe Steel Works, a Japanese steel manufacturer. This is a third loan supplied by the79 words
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Article62 1958-08-20 9 WASHINGTON, Aug. 19, (Reuter)— The United Stales Government is giving syrnpat h e t i c consideration to Yugoslavia's request for about U*****,000,000 m long term economic aid. State Department sources said tonight The Yugoslav Embassy submitted a comprehensive list three weeks ago. detailing the industrial, transport62 words
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108 1958-08-20 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Anticipating difficulty m getting passport endorsement for China, most rubber traders are not keen to join the proposed rubber trade mission to Peking, The Standard learns. Federation sponsors of the mission the Rubber Traders' Association of Selangor and Pahang is108 words
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Article96 1958-08-20 9 SINGAPORE rubber merchants, who applied for visas to go to China, will soon know whether or not they will be allowed to make the trip. The Colony Controller of Immigration, Mr. Lim Joo Hock, told The Standard yesterday that a decision on the matter would be96 words
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Article69 1958-08-20 9 TOKYO. Aug. 19 (UPD Japan will import more sugar from Formosa this year to help ease the imbalance m trade between the two nations. The Nationalist Chinese Food Agency and the Japanese Ministry of International Trade and Industry are reported as having agreed that Japan should69 words
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Article20 1958-08-20 9 A NEW exhibition building is being built at Amsterdam, Holland, with a total area of 340.730 sq. ft.20 words
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206 1958-08-20 9 BOARD BACKS REPLANT SCHEME'S EXTENSION Finunw Ami Vammvrve KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Rubber Replanting Board, The Standard understands, has decided, m principle, that the Smallholders' Replanting Scheme, which ends next year, should be extended. There is unanimity of opinion among members of Board, the body which controls the funds for206 words
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Article160 1958-08-20 9 MALAYAN sharebroker? reported the following business done yesterday: 8.8 Pet 453 odd lot; Fed. Disp. $1.09: F. X. ords. $2.63; Gammon 51. 45. $1.46, $1.44 odd lot. Hammer $1.60 odd lot; Hume prefs. A5/1J: M. Cement $130. McAlisier $1.275; Robinson ords. $1.62. 51. 61: Cold Storage 89c: Steamship160 words
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Article126 1958-08-20 9 Rubber Slips Cent SINGAPORE rubber market ea-sed yesterday to dost at 80i cents per lb for International first grade September, (down half cent), largely duo to heavy selling by Federation centres. Upcountry liquidation was most noticeable m the morning, causing prices to ease. despite a steady opening. There was better126 words
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Article54 1958-08-20 9 SARAWAK exported just over $9,813,000 worth of timber ($1.80."). 000 rom.ri and $8,008,000 sawn) during the first half of this year. (Britain was the best cuf* tomer, taking about $4,300,000 worth of sawn timber. Australian was next Wlt h nearly $2,120,000 worth f$ 250 .000Sawn - 54 words
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Article20 1958-08-20 9 The Thai cabinet has approved aid of US$l,OOO,OOO for the North-Eastern Rcsion. which Is suffering from drought- ReuterReuter - 20 words
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Article90 1958-08-20 9 Small Turnover In Malayan Shares QUIETLY steady conditions prevailed m all sections of the Malayan share market yesterday. A small turnover was reported. Price changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers Association were: Buyers Sellers B. B. Petrol 45- 47/- O- Chinese Bank 21.00 21.50 INDUSTRIALS Aokam 0.68 0 72 Kundang90 words
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Article76 1958-08-20 9 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per picu) yesterday were: Copra Aug.-Sept U.K., Continent $32 buyers, $32$ sellers; coconut oil m bulk $48i sellers, m drums $52 sellers; Muntok white pepper $126 sellers; Sarawak while $125 sellers; Special Sarawak black $75. Singapore Copra Association closing prices fair merchantable76 words
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Advertisement238 1958-08-20 9 J E VERETT ORIENT LINE t£f£ Cw cut to STAR LINE fug Ptonion Guif. 26 Aug 30 Aug -c 12 Sept 16Sept m 'cd Passenget Accommodation) AMERICAN MAIL LINE k^ m c for Los Angeles. San Froncuco, Pb^K Seattle, Tacomo Vancouver also I^^W cargo tor transhipment to I^Cs i Centrol238 words
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Advertisement87 1958-08-20 9 M W%' I REX BY jB You get the best of everything with SS^BrH^i I^9l Albany the flavour of sun-sweetened fviXfrfvßu [HII pure Virginia tobacco makes each > n&oMlMvj single cigarette m turn the finest of WH^UIKr UH the day. You draw the cool, clean, «G§9*^^** I smoke so easily,87 words
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Miscellaneous96 1958-08-20 9 «^M^mm— l^M^^B^Hßß OUTER ROADS OULIDA. Comet. Santa Lucia, Benmacdhui, Batavia. Koyo Maru, Harumasan Maru. Ondina. Batoela, Sanana, Banggai. Waiwerang, Straat Johore. Statius Jansen, Khyber. Pangkor, Francisville. Yarra Breeze. INNER ROADS Rengam. Aik Leong. Nangkachindr. Renong. Pacific. Sunon. Hong Tat. Ikan Mas, Serdang. Kian Guan, Beetong. Lipis. Labuan Haji, Langkara. Bentong.96 words
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Article, Illustration43 1958-08-20 10 THE Investiture at Caernarvon Castle, Wales, m July, 1911, of Edward Prince of Wales, later King Edward VIII and now Duke of Windsor. This picture shows his father, King George V, accompanied by Queen Mary, presenting the Prince to the people of Wales.43 words
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Article, Illustration985 1958-08-20 10 Dorothy Laird - Dorothy Laird Historic Occasion m Britain's History by Scottish author and journalist who has written six books on the Royal Family, among them three volumes of "The Golden Book of Prince Charles and Princess Anne" \^HEN Queen Elizabeth 11, m a recorded message, announced to the985 words
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Article, Illustration223 1958-08-20 10 I^TEARLY 10,900 people flocked to the Morib beach, about 45 miles from Kuala Lumpur, for the giant fun fair and sea sports recently. The fair, first since 1955. netted about $3,000 for the Kuala Langat District Welfare funds and was the grandest event ever m the coastal223 words
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Advertisement233 1958-08-20 10 The world famous family of TIGER medicinal products HEADACHE CURE Unmatched by any other pain reliever for Headache, Neuralgia, Colds, Mental Strain. ENG AUN TONG THE TIGER MEDICAL HALL The Crest of Good Living tomes to Singapore The Hotel Biltmore. a completely modern fire proof 9-storey Hotel with the "New233 words
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Article294 1958-08-20 11 SCRUTINEER - SCRUTINEER By SAYON ARA was beaten for speed by Our Kingdom and Merry Light over the 5Jf. last Saturday, but with these two out of the way and over the 6f. he should make amends this afternoon, second day of the Selangor Turf Club's August Meeting. He294 words
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Article197 1958-08-20 11 JARA - JARA STANDARD NAP RACE SEVEN Sinccro put up a splendid! performance on the first day i when he came with a sustain- ed run to finish a head and half length behind Colour Film over 5HHe is shouldering 9 lb. more here but I am197 words
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Article442 1958-08-20 11 Dance Hall A Good Each-Way RACE ONE Dance Hall 111 ran home a gallant >econd to Follow Me Home over the six at Kuala Ltunpui m July, and with only two pounds more here be is wi rth backing. Dance Hall m showed promise when he chased the winner ail442 words
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Article234 1958-08-20 11 Mysterious Pick Of Weak Field RACE TWO In a difficult race Mysterious is as good as any. She has yet to open account but if she is to win anything here i s her chance. Mysterious came close to .coring her maiden win In \pril over 7f but was beaten234 words
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Article, Illustration59 1958-08-20 11 Sayonara m Race 5 today. -„,,-n nn- Here i« Sinrcro fast catchin* op Colour Film and Esther's Pet over the sif. WHh halt a fur h," c more to »o today he should do the trick. mmm^mmmM.^^ ft blanket ftnfeh. The subsequent is3i-£53T r S.i3r cStSTSS59 words
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Article, Illustration8 1958-08-20 11 TODAY'S GOING is EXPECTED TO BE GOOD Sayonara8 words
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Article937 1958-08-20 11 TODAY'S CARD big sweep THE Big Sweep will be drawn on Kaee 7 Forecast Pool will be held on Races 2. 4 6, and Treble Tote on Races 3, 5 rediffusion Rediffusion will broadcast commentaries on al* seven events to listeners outside of Kuala Lumpur. RACE 1, 3.00 p.m.-Class 5,937 words
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Article213 1958-08-20 11 Exhibitor For The 4.30 RACE FOUR EXHIBITOR II Shaw Stable's Exhibitor II comes up against a w«ak field m the sif. race for Class 5, Division 2 performers. He should be one of the best bets of the day. This Irish-bred four-year-old gave promise of an early win last time213 words
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Article129 1958-08-20 11 STRONG FREE TO BEAT JARA RACE SIX STRONG AND FREE Jar* and Anna £d*B P™bably have the finish to »1 f |ittlc betwe en them BWWJB ftX -o u. A* on first mendouslv m his second run. wa by a head by stablemate Billeen over or. )ARA Jara showed vast129 words
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Article74 1958-08-20 11 SCRUTINEER TURF MAfTIt DANCE HALL 111 FOLLOW-Ml-HOMI Follow Me Home Tale«t Sunshine Ray Ncllyn* MYSTERIOUS ACTOR II Actor II Satellite Pearl Snap Ffarwel Maf TECHNICOLOR TICHNICOLOt II H Fresh Mystery LtngticM Storekeeper Stain Rica EXHIBITOR II ELLEW Persian Count N.mrod Pulot Itam Exhibitor II SAYONARA THE BEAUTY Colour Film74 words
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Article, Illustration41 1958-08-20 12 THE Selangor and Singapore cr i c ket teams tvhieh met m the first Malayan Cricket Association final at Kuala Lumpur last we c k c n d, Selangor trounced Singapore by nine ivickets to win the title.41 words
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618 1958-08-20 12 Floyd Batters Challenger Into Submission LOS ANGELES, Aug. 19 (Reuter) —Floyd Patterson retained his world heavyweight boxing title here last night, a battered Roy Harris retiring after the 12th round. Harris, 25-year-old former schoolteacher, took terrific punishment and was down four times. He caused a stir when he dropped 2618 words
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85 1958-08-20 12 SYDNEY. Aug. 19 (Reuter)— Members of th 0 Australian Empire Games women's athletics team ww o arrived m Sydney today said that their treatment by the British Press made them feel the British were 'jealous and one sided' D:u\ gold medal winner Marlene Mathews85 words
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Article131 1958-08-20 12 Loyals In RDY Cup Final Again IPOH, Tues. The Loyai Regiment, holders of the R.D.Y. Cup for the senior division knockout soccer competition, entered the final for the second year when they beat Kinta Indians 4-1 mi n the semifinal played at the Chinese Assembly Hall Ground today. The Loyals131 words
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247 1958-08-20 12 .ramo r A^ GKLEs >"£• ITI -Floyd Patterson praised fh Roy Harris tonight for giving him the toughest of his Mree title defences and then soberly criticized himself for my canvas style of fighting' It was obvious that the champ was dissatisfied with all247 words
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Article661 1958-08-20 12 KEN JALLEH - TOO MANY GAMES SPOIL THE SPIRIT KEN JALLEH -That's The Trouble With The Busmen By HONGKONG'S Kowloon Motor Busmen play their last match of their all-too-strenuous all-Malayan tour today against a team representing the cream of Federation school footballers at Kuala Lumpur, and here is no better opportunity for the661 words
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Article156 1958-08-20 12 A NUMBEB of new Army swimming records is expected to be set up at the Singapore Base District championships at the Britannia Club's Nuffield pool today. There are more than BO en- trants taking part m the 22 team and individual events. Although men156 words
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Article118 1958-08-20 12 THE following arc the first round fixtures for the Royal Island Club's International Trophy to he played on Saturday, Aug. 23 at the club: Smith and Asherson (Eng land) vs West and Townsend (England); Stephenson and Dennehy (Ireland) v s Macmullan and Lim Kirn Chiu (Singapore);118 words
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Article43 1958-08-20 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tucs.— Scoring a goal m each half, the Survey Department Sports Club edged Singapore Cold Storage Sports Club 2—l m their Football Association of Selangor division three business houses league match on the Sentul Railway ground today.43 words
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Article36 1958-08-20 12 MAXWELL Sports Club m I Sprin^dale Sports Club by fh poals lo nil m a SAFA D;v. 2B league match at Gey Bi i stadium yesterday. Ali VusofT 2. Aster, K« and Hassan scored.36 words
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Article106 1958-08-20 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues Showing better combination imd speed, the No. 39 Field Ambulance RAMC whipued No. 27 RASC s—l m a Central Malaya Sub-District Ar.i.y soccer league math on the Bqtu Cantonment ground today. The RASC second stringers played well m the first h^if and held106 words
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Article, Illustration371 1958-08-20 12 I BASKETBALL'S kin ff of <IOUJ]V1 OUJ]V Recce Tatum is to lead a team uf sj* Singapore and Federation tour this n ovp Manager of Goose Tatum's 0 Harlem Trotters "don't con- fuse this writh Abe Sapers stein's Harlem GLOBE Trots tors') Mr. Leo L. Leavitt said rI m371 words
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Article41 1958-08-20 12 lINESES pete shij 30 a: Club B I The Staa cay that the t S to vited aH. i The CSC there v. spri for <"- The swi c.re d Bi A Ti -t the S earh at SASA N Sal41 words
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62 1958-08-20 12 BIGGER and Sheikh Aii ben Yo Saudi Arabia wbo vast Improvement after A.ustralia-New Zealan I hv scoring an easy over Kumar Piilai jf gets his big test ttgau Pakistani idol, young A.k m one of two main C i this Saturday's wrest I 1 i62 words
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Article, Illustration505 1958-08-20 13 Dave - Everyone smiles around here... Dave mmmAr _-_T AA W^^ .mmmW \W _fl ___^^*k flfl W W^* 4k **^f JUST off Siglap Road, over-looking the Eastern waters of Singapore, is airy St. Andrew's Orthopaeilic Hospital which houses approximately 120 tuberculosis infected children. Although a hospital, regular school is held m these505 words
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Article254 1958-08-20 13 I FIABBK ROASTED Scout Master was not making much headway tn fad*, Ms young Scouts how to present the colours. He therefore decldi *m* his tactics and said. "Boys, you nerer can tell when a pretty Girl Ifl »k one of yon how to present the colours correctly." Wl.-254 words
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Article352 1958-08-20 13 Uncle David - Uncle David mll 1 1 If L.VJ I 1 1 1 L^^S v By Q. I know of a boy who cheated during a recent examination. Do I report him or do I just keep quiet? C. X. A. Cheating is one of the basest things to352 words
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Miscellaneous538 1958-08-20 13 •TODAY'S QUOTATION: 1 "We move too much m mmt platoons; we march by F^^^^V9fV^K^^P^H sections; we do not live m Illy MM our vital individuality enourh; we are slaves to HIHJ^^PBHH fashion, m mind and m MMfl ivA m lI^H heart, if not to oar passions B^J Xl and appetites.538 words
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132 1958-08-20 14 UNITED NATION^, New York, Aug. 19 (Reuter) Prince Aly Khan, Pakistan's resident representative, today offered the General Assembly a four-point plan for solving the Middle East crisis. He called on the world body to--0 Recognise that Jordan and Lebanon exercised a sovereign right132 words
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Article307 1958-08-20 14 Dulles, Lloyd Make Identical Pledge To U.N. Assembly UNITED NATIONS, Aug. 19, (Reuter) Britain and the United States last night pledged they would withdraw their troops from Jordan and Lebanon if the United Nations took steps to ensure "international peace and security." The British and American307 words
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334 1958-08-20 14 ECONOMIC AID ALONE NOT THE ANSWER -NEHRU NEW DLi.ni. Aug. i 9 ißcuterj The Prime Minuter of India, Jawahanai Nehru, toid tne House uf People today welcomed President Eisenhower's economic prjposal :'or the Mid-East but thai the economic approach would "ni.v work it right political approach were made. Mr. Nehru334 words
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Article, Illustration56 1958-08-20 14 Fhoto. PRIML MINISTER Nehru of India, second from left, greets Cambodian Prime Minister. Prince Norodom Mhanouk. and his daughter. Princes s Norodom Soriya Rorunssei on their arrival m New Delhi en Mi'n sYr V C K n X l u eXt Z me Fight is lndiasUPI - 56 words
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275 1958-08-20 14 Appeasement Will Lead To War Warning NEW YORK. Aug. 19 (UPD —Secretary of State John Foster Dulles warned tonight that a policy of appeasement by the United States today would lead to war as surely as it did m 1939. Dulles. speaking at a Veteran of Foreign Wars banquet at275 words
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Article47 1958-08-20 14 BEIRUT. Aug. 19 (Reuter) A second battalion of United States Marines will "almost certainly" begin withdrawing from Lebanon m the next few days, usually well-informed American military sources said here today. The battalion concerned was the First Battalion of the Eighth Marine Regiment, they said.47 words
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158 1958-08-20 14 HONGKONG, Aug. 19 (Reuter) A Malayan Government official said here today that Hongkong industrialists had shown -greatest interest" m Malaya's recently-passed pioneer industry bill and encouraging amounts of investment were coming through. Bli A. H. Stoneham. head n the Industrial Development Division of the Ministry oi158 words
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Article48 1958-08-20 14 ,er). Indonesia will heip Russia broadcast news m the Indonesian language, accordng to reports here today. These news reports <aid Moscow Radio arranged the departure of Mr. B. H. Sumantn ot Radio Indonesia m Jogjakarta to Moscow on Aug ->0 years' WUI Spend two48 words
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Article91 1958-08-20 14 CANBERRA, Aug. 19 (Reuter) A father and son were decorated by the GovernorGeneral, Sir William Slim, at an investiture at Government House Canberra, today Officials said they believed that it was the first time that a father and son had been honoured at the same91 words
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Article24 1958-08-20 14 h«m^^ X T&^ U (Reuter) A dinner ff« c st at the wi? later aw^L?"? 115 *?i no thern Bangkok suburb24 words
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Article, Illustration122 1958-08-20 14 A FORMER Japanese 'ace of World Wa r II and an American and British survivor of the British battleship HMS "Repulse" which was sunk by the Japanese flyer off the Malayan coast are seen toasting for their dramatic face-to-face meeting here. They are fromUPI - 122 words
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Article87 1958-08-20 14 In Capetown CAPETOWN. Aug. 19 (Reuter>.—A Committee of the University of Capetown said yesterday it objected to the compulsory separation of all White and non-White students into different insti- tutions. The Academic Freedom Committee, especially appointed by the University's Council and Senate, said it made its objections87 words
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Article225 1958-08-20 14 It's Integration At Little Rock US Court Of Appeal D^ ST I4 f «S. Aug. 19. (R0u.,r,.-Th f Appeal today ordered reversal „f a dis r, and instructed authority at 1 im d to resume racial integration of nIV children. m aa(| The Appeal Court book lt£ decision by six225 words
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Article71 1958-08-20 14 NEW YORK. Aug. 19 (LTD Tim my Getty, 12-vea:-o'H son of oil billionaire f. Pa;:! Getty, died on Sunday right at the Univcr>ity HosDMal. Getty is somewhere m Europe. The hoy's mother. Mrs. Louise Dudley Lynch Getty. was iwth him w v following a bra l ration.71 words
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Article117 1958-08-20 14 BAN(,KUK A «i (Reuter.-ih.- uL Paper -Thai fc^S m an editorial v that the Alhant* 2 crnment m \y 'on could be proaj thr tremendous ad™ 't had madf a a:ns;i rorism m th- m jears The ncuNpap^r a there had it* j^T Prrat impm <r>ii; the attitudrofth'pJ m117 words
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Advertisement25 1958-08-20 14 lift SpWjf of tfce g //yr Catf-i*>i>ean tm fW RED pR HEKRJ Istt4fttl4€€t/ v 4% f/ 50/e Agents: ha jtf *If fl U/l/ Iff J-r-11/)25 words
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The World of Fashion
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Article, Illustration687 1958-08-20 15 JENNY - UNKNOWN Siamese silk for glamour JENNY By Most Graceful Accessory jj the most ill ac- si v.ild be r an air of tied with ti e ebe <~ul- igh iea me shi ar.v- I 1'"1--le z before. In London, she used to mode] handsome couturier tailor-made tweeds of which the687 words
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Article116 1958-08-20 15 I lias i popu- Iress making r xn C3ters tip modern kefc n .1. and II Kirn An. a t-;- '*n nlony i mptTNonator iipalified dressI ,"d ii*->iiner. sfe p which p^d two years ;>ntfd by tresses He spws the cheongsam and the western night gowns too. Raja has116 words
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Article54 1958-08-20 15 m y dress," fear limp, rr. c stiffness eal c to its original crispness. But a plastic starch will certainly stiffen it, and I think you will be quite happy with the result, provided you follow the maker's instructions carefully. Don't use ordinary starch. It would cloud the54 words
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Article, Illustration546 1958-08-20 15 THE THREE YOUNG MEN OF PARIS RIGHT: Ronald Karl. A three-quarter length coat and matching slim skirt of shaggy green tweed with a matching stole which can also be worn as a scarf. CENTRE: Michael Goma. A Day dress from the Goma collection, again featuring the currently fashionable Em-pire-line. LEFT:546 words
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Advertisement49 1958-08-20 15 k a^il. -^W^^* ■■■'■-\%v?&" Curex Nail Polish and see how V vely your hands look. Your fingertips luminous beauty. And the exclusive fr tics chipping and peeling. Daytime s for all occasions enhance s wirh a rare touch of beauty tad CUTEX Nail Polish. 0 tasting beauty .fML CUTE\49 words
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Advertisement207 1958-08-20 15 JV/H Si BBHI W^^^UM J PHS El Winilm mm 1 IPiili X jH B g B 9 BP^«sfiß3! i^^PHai am\« jS v^ -v w£Bm w\ 'm n *rf ism A dreamy waltz, n\hft rjY VJ*rW a secluded table and V*\\ P some lucky man will I i:jjS9&^S have eyes only207 words
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Article, Illustration249 1958-08-20 16 The Prince is n h i 9 dut ne is alrearii wise to the wavJ or the world \NOTHER simple Aflpp*™ to be aS3o'k Vr "I Now ,-p y just goon friend™' rSlat 5 and little No***, i tavern Yowsset a lawyer S^ department, make,249 words
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Article292 1958-08-20 16 If Mother-Tq-Be Is A Smoker... Her Baby May Be Sntaltvr Experts 'T'HE woman who smokes while she is expecting a baby is probably reducing her baby's birthweight. say a team of medical experts. The experts, at Birmingham University, add that the child's weight will dr.^p m direct proportion to the292 words
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Article629 1958-08-20 16 Gamblers WANT To Lose _H£-__V > all-_____________________________r___>.>-_aa>-_i.>-__. 'pHE most damning indictment of gambling is made m a new book* by a top psychiatrist. It is thisGAMBLERS CANT WIN-AND DON T EVEN WANT iuTTcS iS me^ ss ac" c is for th e thousands of people who MUST gamble, whose whole629 words
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Article185 1958-08-20 16 SAY THE ITALIANS VTfAR is brewing m Italy against American "pinbali" machines, the gaudy electrified versions of the old game of bagatelle, known here as 'flippers." While Italian newspapers allege that thousands of the e immensely profitable machines found m bars throughout the country are controlled185 words
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Advertisement390 1958-08-20 16 look pretty I not P^^^^^^HRp look young vH Invisible Veil jd>*^M>'2i*££i^&^ Invisible Veil, the finest < *->-v powder m the world, smooths aL jy on softly does not show on x2f^.y^^' > '^55^l m textu re, it blocks out }L CT^tJ^**?^^ imperfections, never flies or j^^***^ .^£r mist?, but gives390 words
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Article, Illustration711 1958-08-20 21 It's So Hard To Feel Contented r 1 Have Fun With The I STARS —^M A Lyndoe Feature l^^m Xl XI)KR upbraids me for writing j^^t much about material gains, "but |f little about contentment. Why H n Mt she continues, "tell people to M M llint their bless »ngs711 words
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Advertisement328 1958-08-20 21 tablet treatment relieves Piles Here at l.isi is an entirely new treatment lor p<ics( haemorrhoids) Hemotahs. It is a simple tablet treatment, clean and easy; and it brings lasting relief from pain. You simply <;a allow Hcmotabl with a drink of uater, just as you v.ou!d take an a^-pinrv Thcv328 words
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Miscellaneous370 1958-08-20 21 March 21-April 20 (Aries) pOSSIBLY some discussions over money arrangements. Could be of some warmth. But the week gives easy going and little real reason for anxiety. The latter part seems to contain incidents you welcome, especially for their likely good effects on your future. Not much to interfere with370 words
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Miscellaneous769 1958-08-20 21 IgUNDAY Excellent prospects of material success. There should be the best possibilities for some years of advancement and betterment financially. And sna«*s would be from risks undertaken voluntarily during travel or m connection with some form of major adjustments. TVf ONDAY Vigorous tendencies plus a good deal of extra moving769 words
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Miscellaneous131 1958-08-20 21 your ordinary routines. If this can be done most home matters get along nicely enough to satisfy you. Strange Incidents may affect your plans. Possibly to do with a workaday question. A friendship might be affected, or may be the arrangements already made covering an outing during the week. Feb.131 words
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Miscellaneous25 1958-08-20 21 "Don't tell me how i t ends I'm going to see it on Friday!" "Don't worry—l'll be back for you!" "He's a waiter by trade!"25 words
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Article, Illustration992 1958-08-20 22 when it was possible to get a 'priority' car even though you were nobody THE WAITING LIST STRETCHED TO THE MOON AND SPIVS HAD A PROFITABLE TIME f J HHH^HHI OTORING has certainly caught on ST^^J^S since the end of the war. Twenty kY§ I years asr992 words
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Article, Illustration187 1958-08-20 22 ABOVE. LEFT: This three-wheeler Is the Rollera. It isaii'S^ea er wi h an ast c "bX"'^^ TT WAS not the big: ones, nor x the fast ones, or even the ones encumbered wilh gadgets that stole the limelight at the London Motor Show. It187 words
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Article, Illustration52 1958-08-20 22 Toy Cars By The Thousands TOY CARS by the thousands and all are faithful replicas of current models. This is becoming a big industry m America and as-sembly-line techniques are applied m their manufacture. Picture shows toy cars going through the run to end up a complete Job ready for52 words
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Miscellaneous14 1958-08-20 22 "I well remember ft. IQCi I It wos either G new car y 114 words
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Article, Illustration536 1958-08-20 23 Privates' Uniforms With Officer Look' MR. Christopher Soames last week presented his "autumn collection" of new styles for soldiers. Mr. Soames is Secretary for War, and he presided at a War Office dress show introducing the Army's New Look FOR MEN: Six different styles536 words
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Article943 1958-08-20 23 HAROLD NICOLSON - TELSON'S Letters To His Wife HAROLD NICOLSON IQQK REVIEW BY Edited by George Naish. (Navy Records Society and Routledge and Kegan Paul. 42s.) -f the Nelson legend and jp'-r Bnish at Trafalgar ob- nineteenth century the ,racter and the errors of I infatuation for Lad? r i?d the Daphnis and943 words
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Article446 1958-08-20 23 TOOTH WISDOM by The Dentist Filling The Gaps 1 'AV\\\\\\\V\\\\\V\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\V\VV\\\\\\\A\VV\\\V\\V\\\\\\V\V\\* X "jyiOST adults have lost some of their natural teeth. But x while some of us need to fill the gaps artificially, others do not. y( If you can chew your food properly and your appearance is not spoiled by446 words
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Article503 1958-08-20 23 Alan Fairctough Looks At The r <»tv Books BHfrage n t to Moscow She to. L |7 Frin k Norman H I*l \h had no L 5 I "-ingr twen- Ties m v zestful "7* md for a 1 p MOSCOW 155.) is 7 account of503 words
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Advertisement191 1958-08-20 23 The world famous family of 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 SS4. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD (o^osiTt ccion TMiATst i PHONE *****. SINGAPORE.?. A NAME TO TRUST iytf^mi FOR SMOOTHER,. **Uml191 words
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Article391 1958-08-20 24 Nigel Gee - Nigel Gee by SING ALEXANDER of Yugoslavia knew that he had no great chance of dying of old age. Assassination was an occupational hazard of Balkan royalty. His father, King Peter, had come to the Serbian throne after a palace bloodbath m which the reigning King and391 words
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1036 1958-08-20 24 duced a new constitution. Though it allowed a form of voting, the King persisted m his fundamental intention to make his people think nationally and not tribally. N<> candidate who appealed to purely religious, racial or local interests could .stand. The opposition boycotted1,036 words
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Advertisement218 1958-08-20 24 ASTHMA ATTAf for relief m 10 MlNuiVs^J Don't n^/ecr rfeir c<n^A/ I L [d^ Ifl H t>» 1 I Persistent coughing may I H fi/ I /I I ///^"J Aiw^« f/w /u^fi, oroncfc IS U fl l/^\ I I «r trachea, leaving then U J 'I tteak and open to218 words
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Miscellaneous17 1958-08-20 24 yri "Where have I been all your life? Well, for most of it I wasn't even born!"17 words
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Miscellaneous42 1958-08-20 24 H TO a fi— I •■"_^^*"">^^ r™-™— I 1/V Jf\/*w^^^ I ■■<*•• K^^^^jST fY^-*_>M L J 1 V^fl-BI mm^m^mm Mm. _t I .X mm^mmmmmLmA^mmkma, "Women are so flippin' changeable, Chalkie. Take Florrie, yesterday I liked er— today I cant stand the sight of 'er.''42 words
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Title Section8 1958-08-20 13 Feature Section SUNDAY TIGER STANDARD, November 2, 19588 words
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Article, Illustration1089 1958-08-20 13 One Love Affair Spelled His DOWNFALL fix COL. JOHN Uer white Expert On The c hniques Of And aun e r Espionage SECRET AGENT BN 1927, BERLIN had a society life that for glittering artificial gaiety had no equal m Europe. Its fashionable restaurants were full every night with beautiful,1,089 words
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Article, Illustration69 1958-08-20 13 Pooh the Pooch is a real wag, up to all sorts of tricks which his pretty owner teaches him. For his owner pictured with Poodle Pooh here is magician Claudine, who held the audience j spellbound at the opening of the Magic Circle's Annual69 words
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315 1958-08-20 13 JUST ONE DRINK IS ONE TOO MANY FOR DRIVERS say the experts ANY little drink, not just ANOTHER little drink, can upset a motorist's judgment, say top medical experts m a report just published. And the experts knock down the popular theory that there is a drinking border-line BELOW which315 words
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Miscellaneous11 1958-08-20 13 "Any luck?" "Give us a chance, mate she's only just arrived!"11 words
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Article, Illustration191 1958-08-20 14 Holiday plans should always include Tampax However you travel, wherever yo* f©, you'll be happier with Internal sanitary protection Take the problem r>t g^ttin? there Whether fob <o by piar.p. sh;p. rra:n off car, an external pad can be downright uncomfortable 1 With Tampax. however, you honestly cant fee] you're191 words
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Article, Illustration1284 1958-08-20 14 SSSTD The Moat Exciting True Story Of The ||g Bernard McElwaine Reports A Big Fight —Man V. Anaconda 0 CREATURE sixty feet long as thick around as a telegraph pole and able to swallow a man with the greatest of ease! Could it be true? Or1,284 words
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1112 1958-08-20 14 Nurse Kathleen 9 Says.., IZEEPING animals as ±v > pets, as distinct from keeping animals which can work and earn their I keep, has become almost a mark of civilisation. For a child to have a pet, a living creature for1,112 words
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