The Straits Times, 1 March 1959
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Title Section15 1959-03-01 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES I IT] I No. 1,227. SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 1959 JO 20 CENTS15 words
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767 1959-03-01 1 Sir Ewen - Sir Ewen -by POPULATION RISE MAY OUTSTRIP RESOURCES' SINGAPORE, Saturday. THE CHAIRMAN and managing director of the Straits Trading Co., Sir Ewen Fergusson, today warned of the great danger and fear" that the demands of Singapore's rapidly growing population would "far outstrip our natural767 words
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Article250 1959-03-01 1 Mik has airport surprise for Mac lENINCRAD, Sat. —Mr. Harold Macmillan, the British Prime Minister, arrived here by air today from Kiev for a weekend visit. Mr. Ana.Mas Mikoyan, First Deputy Premier, and Mr. Andrei Gromyko. Foreign Minister, w-re at the airport to meet him. Mr. Mikoyan's greetings were aReuter - 250 words
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Article44 1959-03-01 1 CAPE CANAVERAL. Sat. An 80- ft Thor Able rocket was iired from the missile centre liere today and a fleet o! vessels are standing by near Ascension Island in the South Atlantic *o try to recover the nose cone. Reuter.Reuter - 44 words
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Article, Illustration694 1959-03-01 1 Philip sees source of Brunei's wealth I From WILLIAM HSH I DRUNEI TOWN, Sat Prince Philip today i E saw where the money E comes from the money that makes the tin/ Sul- s tanate of Brunei the richest territory per r capita in Asia. i E The money, which694 words
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Article, Illustration218 1959-03-01 1 DAISY WINS TITLE AND A TRIP TO SOUTH-EAST ASIAN CAPITALS SINGAPORE. Sat. Lovely 21 -year-old bank clerk and model. Miss Daisy Sieto, was elected "Pearl of the Orient' from the 16 official V.I P receptionists at the Constitution Exposition tonight. TLe election the climax of the218 words
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Article86 1959-03-01 1 JAKARTA, Sat. President Ho Chi-Minh of North Vietnam, arrived here yesterday for a 10-day state visit. He said on his arrival that he was convinced his visit would contribute to the strengthening of solidarity among the Afro-Asian nations and to the defence of peace in86 words
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Article213 1959-03-01 1 TURIN, Sat. The body of a beautiful Chinese girl wearing only a kimono was found in sleeping car No. 13 of the Rome-Turin express today. Police said it looked like a case of suicide. No documents were found in the fir- 1 class213 words
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Article34 1959-03-01 1 ROOF COLLAPSE KILLS EIGHT LISTOWrI i Ontario). Sat Roof of Im arcn.l collapsed under weight of snow, killing seven children, one adult and injuring nine other children watt hing hockey game— ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article, Illustration3778 1959-03-01 2 C3HT3; iir.vi;* moTl - 'OPERATION TIGER ANTS'- THE UNTOLD STORY OF THE WAR IN BORNEO... ...A THRILLING, FIRST-HAND ACCOUNT OF THE CAMPAIGN C3HT3 iir.vi;*moTl E3 Rifles for the men and silk for the longhouse ladies Into the jungle with guns and gold It was early in 1945. The Allies were about to launch their3,778 words
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313 1959-03-01 4 MALAYAN GOVT. IS NERVOUS ABOUT BIRTH CONTROL..' Family planners from six areas exchange views at conference SINGAPORE. Saturday. MR. T. SIVAPRACASAM, president of the Federation Family Planning Association, today criticised the Federation Government for being "nervous" about supporting birth control. Addressing delegates from the United States, Indonesia, Japan, Thailand and313 words
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Article112 1959-03-01 4 THEY WED AT 11,12.13 HAVE child marriages in Singapore disappeared? Far from it. The ninth annual report of the Singapore Family Planning Association, released today, says that one child was married at 11. 28 at 12 and 49 at 13. The figure jumped in the 14-year-old group to112 words
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Article38 1959-03-01 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. Mr. Franz Schutzman has or -n re-elected president of the Hotel Association of Singapore. Other officials are: Vi-v--president. Mr. C.Y. Tang: treasurer, Mr. Lim Heng How. Secretaries are Messrs. Rennie Lowick and Co.38 words
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Article37 1959-03-01 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. Dr. Ivan Polunin. a lecturer in social medicine at the University of Malaya, will give a nim-lecture entitled "The Muruts of North Borneo" at the Shell Theatrette on Friday at 7.30 p.m.37 words
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Article, Illustration224 1959-03-01 4 Mr. C, father of 1 7 children ONE WHO DOESN'T BELIEVE IN BIRTH CONTROL... He earns only $40 a month as worker in Singapore bakery SINGAPORE, Sat. Mr. Cheah Chui, 50, father of 17 children, earns only SKI a month as a bakery assistant. Yesterday, he won the "largest family224 words
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160 1959-03-01 4 SINGAPORE, Saturday. A BAR MANAGER. Wong Siew Wong, was commended by a judge today for his public-spiritedness resulting in the arrest of two men The judge said that Wong had helped a neighbour in trouble by making a report to the police. The two160 words
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Article, Illustration133 1959-03-01 4 Malayan family reunited rafter 20 years- in Peoria, Illinois Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Augustine and their son, the Reverend Father Robert, returned to Alor Star recently after a tour of Europe and the I'nited States. Here the trio are seen with .Mrs. Augustine's younger sister Mrs. Oliver J. Loeb.133 words
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Advertisement153 1959-03-01 4 Care-free, 2 weeks, round- 1 B trip holiday including 4 days I —^2^^ stay on-board in Hong Kong. M Return fares as from M ROYAL INTEROCEAN LINES AGENTS X.P.M. LINES SINGAPORE TEL: *****-7 PENANG TEL: *****-4 HARRISONS CROSFIELD (F. of M.) LTD. KUALA LUMPUR TEL: *****-6 Five years a^o in153 words
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Article, Illustration226 1959-03-01 5 GLAMOROUS FASHIONS FROM MANY COUNTRIES ON PARADE SINGAPORE, Sat. "An Evening with Eve," a lavish pageant of international fashion, enchanted a vast audience for three hours tonight. .The show was watched not only by the audience in Vie Constitution Exposition Hall, but by thousands226 words
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Article, Illustration56 1959-03-01 5 THE RIG CROWD moves in to take a closer look at the Pearl of the Orient," Miss Daisy Szeto. as che is about to begin her ride through the fair grounds on a floral float. On the platform are Mrs. Loke Wan Tho and56 words
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Advertisement150 1959-03-01 5 I pi'iYi' l'prt or Sherry sOS^ >.-.' ii tm t\ai>ipU ol 7^ tli'' many umUar i $^fir%*/ir lorti diuis r«n,t i *"^^te i ABWilmlk 'Ihe glistening beauty of >X'atcrford Glass is something that money alone cannot create. It needs the sensitive hand and critical eye of an artist to bring150 words
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Advertisement496 1959-03-01 5 MY CONSTIPATION WORRIES ARE OVER! ■i^ I ALVV^S TAKE Milk of Magnesia B ausc provides more S]BffifeF^fi\ complete relief than sinßlepurpose laxatives' Constipa- usuully go hand in hand t^jiS ~~^m Thafs why laxatm-s which "1 r— act on constipation alone are •^diiiTllPS' I only half effPCtiV(X Bllt Mllk rnILLI Qf496 words
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Article503 1959-03-01 6 Undercover Undercover Story REVEALS WHAT THOSE NEW FASHIONS CONCEAL BUST AND WAIST ARE SEEN AGAIN ABOUT FOUNDATIONS FOR THE ROUNDED LOOK I LOOKED at the sleek but rounded lines of the London fashion shows and decided it was time someone wrote the undercover story of the year time, in fact,503 words
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Article, Illustration63 1959-03-01 6 GIVEN the nerve, given the occasion, given the cash, a girl in this dress can fade out every other dress in the room. Accessories: Three splashes of glitter, long black gloves, pointed black shoes and a nose in the air. The soft black satin dress63 words
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Article, Illustration40 1959-03-01 6 HERE they are the very tight "cat" tights. Made of stretch nylon, the pair in checks is called "Hug-me-Trues" and the other "Hug-me-Rights." They are worn in London by models Ardine Hoey (left) and Christina Mayo.40 words
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Article59 1959-03-01 6 ROME. Sat. Just unveiled before fashion buyers and writers, the new season's models by Italy's leading stylists Indicate an ending of the short and successful reign of the Empire line. As in Paris and London, the designers have returned la lower waistlines and classic feminine elegance. Fashion leaders59 words
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Article449 1959-03-01 6 THAT excellent cookery expert, Theodora FitzGibbon, author of a number of interesting and reliable recipe books, has now brought out "The Young Cook's Book "Girls and boys, young and older, all love to 'mess about' in a kitchen, given the chance." says Mrs FltzOibbon. Her latest book tells them449 words
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Advertisement109 1959-03-01 6 \§SOMO GIVES THE WHITEST WASH IN MALAYA IN HOT ORtOtD WATER **|W 1 MRS. WOON YUEN KHENG IS ONE OF MANY HOUSEWIVES WHO I P^m^ TRIED BLUE OMO AGAINST OTHER WASHING POWDERS -&i>\ $m^^fSm- This is her verdict l*iß[ can fc think of a washing powder I haven't tried, but109 words
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Advertisement133 1959-03-01 6 "471 V EAUDE COLOGNE with its stimulate ing, unrivalled fragrance is the ideal freshener for men and women alike. Whether inhaled from your handkerchief or patted on neck and wrists, its exhilarating coolness gives you complete confidence and the joy of living, Always keep "4711 by HH "471 1 "freshness.133 words
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Article, Illustration371 1959-03-01 7 RODERICK PESTANA - Sampan smashed, he fought the cruel sea for 9 hours RODERICK PESTANA FISHERMAN: f WOKE TO FIND DARK SHAPE LOOMING OVER ME' By SINGAPORE, Sat. pOR nine terrifying hours in the inky darkness of the open sea, a 57-year-old fisherman clung to the wreck of his sampan after it had371 words
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Article, Illustration40 1959-03-01 7 HE'S OFF TO LONDON ON NEW JOB MR. YEH SUI YEN. 4ti. left for London by BOAC yesterday to assume duties as Information Officer for Singapore in the United Kingdom. Mr. Yeh. was Press Liaison Officer to the Chief Minister.40 words
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Article111 1959-03-01 7 KOTA BHARU. Sat. A cloth merchant was hot and killed last night when he chased five men who had earlier tried to break into his boose Sheikh iMiiail bin Sheikh Hussein. 35, and his family were awakened when they heard noises of people trying to111 words
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Article64 1959-03-01 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. Mah Ah Fatt. 33. who had five previous convictions, was jailed for three years today after he had pleaded guilty in a magistrate's court to housebreaking and theft. The court was told that Mah broke into the room of Chan Ah Lai, a housewife,64 words
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Article60 1959-03-01 7 SINGAPORE. Sat.—Thirtyfour new hotel rooms In Singapore suitable for the tourist trade were added today to the existing 980 already approved by the Department of Tourism. The new rooms alrconditioned. with telephone and Rediffusion— are in the Orchard Hotel, in Orange Grove Road, which was officially opened60 words
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Article32 1959-03-01 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. A communist terrorist, Tsang Cheung Kwong. surrendered to the Siamese authorities at Sadao. yesterday. Tsang Joined the Communist terrorist organisation in 1951. a Government statement sq!d today.32 words
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Article28 1959-03-01 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Anglo-Chinese School Old Boys' Association celebrated their annual Founder's Day with a dinner at the Lee Kuo Chuan Auditorium in Barker Road tonight.28 words
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Article149 1959-03-01 7 Secretaries examination: 27 pass QINGAPORE. Sat. Twentyseven Malayan.-, passed the Incorporated Secretaries Examinations held in December. They are: Final (complete): M. M. Manicka Menon. Miss Mf Chwee Lian. Miss Goh Hock Choo. Ho Peng Yew and Manikke'h K Menon (Singapore), Shamlan bin Mohd. Yusoff (Kajang). and Stanley W. Woodruff (Kuala149 words
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Article78 1959-03-01 7 At your cinemas Kuantan REX: T.rzan And The Lost Safari 10.45 i.m.: Chat Chor Woo Tik Chen* (Cantonese) 12.30. 2.30. 7. 9.30: CATHAY: Demetrius And Gladiators 10.30 a.m.: Little Darling 12.30. 2.30. 7, 9.30. hm.i Bharn MDO: Sam (Hindi) 9.30 a.m.: Hantu Kubor (Malay) 12.30. 3. 7.15. 9.30: ODKOX: Showdown78 words
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256 1959-03-01 7 MALACCA. Sat.— The Malacca State Council this afternoon passed the Administration of Muslim Law Bill 1959. Many of the provisions are based on laws passed in other states. The Bill is aimed at regulating Muslim religious atfairs. A Council of Religion to256 words
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Article38 1959-03-01 7 BANDAR BAHRU (South Krdah-. Sat.— The Sultan yesterday joined the villagers here in their Friday prayers. The Sultan and Sultanah were on a state visit to this village. 100 miles, from Alor Star.38 words
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Article69 1959-03-01 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. the PAP secretary general, will outline his party"s policy on "Labour, Trade Unions and Social Security" at a preelection meeting tomorrow next to the Taj Cinema in Geylang Serai. Other speakers will include the Mayor. Mr. Ong Eng Guan. Dr.69 words
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Article44 1959-03-01 7 SINGAPORE, Sat. The City Council has collected $31,191 for the Kampong Tiong Bahru fire victims relief fund. This includes a cheque tor $3,106.61 from the Tamil Representative Council of Singapore and $735.10 from the staff of the City Water Department.44 words
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Article459 1959-03-01 7 Gold case accused win appeal PENANG, Soturday. Penang appeal |udge. Mr. Justice Rigby, today! allowed an appeal by a merchant. Ooi Kean Seng, a! housewife, Yeoh Choey, and Tan Peng Hong, a partner of Chop Poh Weng, goldsmiths of Carnarvon Street, against conviction and sentences on charges under the Exchange459 words
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Article209 1959-03-01 7 AUSSIES TELL MR. TAN: 'LEAVE' kJELBOURNE. Sat. A Malayan Chinese student, Phillip Tan, 27, has been told by the Australian Immigration Department that he must leave the country in March. He has been in Australia for nine years. On Feb. 24 he received on official letter stating that under Australia's209 words
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Article31 1959-03-01 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Mohamed AH. 87. who was injured when an attap house at Klang Gates collapsed last night in a strong gale, died in the General Hospital today.31 words
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Advertisement181 1959-03-01 7 Be Proud of Your English Improve Your Speech and Writing in a Few Hours Arc you content with the way you speak and wr te? Are you sure that you are not making mistakes that cause people to underrate you? Thousands of nv?n and women are handicapped because they make181 words
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Advertisement117 1959-03-01 7 1 worried because they cannot depend upon their English not "letting them down It was to meet their need that the Regent Institute planned the Effective English Course —easy-to-understand postal lessons that enable the student to avoid errors and express his ideas fluently Post Coupon NOW Write today to The117 words
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Advertisement271 1959-03-01 7 MEDICAL EVIDENCE PROVES $teacd *\th xnwoi STOPS COUGHS FASTEST! 5 Times better than any ordinary remedy you've ever used before! 3m£DKaies for fastest Medicinal Relief from PniinUP anc^ roat Irritations LUUUn J DUE TO COLDS II I NOW ALSO AVAILABLE IN I always give your family [Vox.* &<>•. sizes NO271 words
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Miscellaneous43 1959-03-01 7 W£ GAUAQOUS ftf I COULD HAVE MV (e*Xe£ ACE VCxT) I AUOWANCe A LITTLE N V v LISTENING? y' V^feAgiv nieces a obks^ I -\t II XMOW WMCN I «PCAII\ w-\ I IT WONT 0O IN ONE > QT%Ln V 6Aff ANO OUT THE/43 words
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326 1959-03-01 8 London take-off drama: Close call for Makarios ENGINE FAILS AND THE CRASH CREWS STAND BY LONDON, Saturday. "f HE Creek Cypriot leader Archbishop Makarios had a close scrape with death today when one engine of the airliner carrying him home after three years' exile failed during takeoff. Split-second action byReuter; UP - 326 words
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Article, Illustration31 1959-03-01 8 FEATHERED FINERY FOR THE ROYAL VISITOR IN SIBU TRIBAL chieftains in ceremonial costume with colourful headdresses line up to greet Prince Philip in Sibu. Sunday Times picture.31 words
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Article, Illustration102 1959-03-01 8 He wins top honours in an exam rNY Tan Kcng Yam. l!t, of St. Joseph's Institution (above) got distinctions in all the four principal level subjects for which he sat in the Cambridge Higher School Certificate examination last December. In the 195 C Cambridge School Certificate examination he secured eight102 words
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190 1959-03-01 8 Britons in Cyprus confined to camp KJICOSIA, Sat.— All British servicemen in Cyprus were confined to camp from 9 p.m. today till further notice, it was officially announced. These restrictions are understood to mark the arrival of Archbishop Makarios. Scores of Eoka prisoners i*sl night staged demonstrations behind bars i:i190 words
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74 1959-03-01 8 NEW YORK. Sat. Rock-and-roll singer Jerry Lee Lewis, whose marriage to his 13-year-old cousin kicked up an International fuss, became the father <>; a 71b. boy yesterday <t Ferriday. Louisiana. Myra Lewis, now 14, n#i birth to the blond-hair :d boy at a74 words
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Article27 1959-03-01 8 LONDON. Sat.— The Queen Mother arrived home by British Overseas Airways Corporation Comet jetliner last night after her three-week tour of East Africa— ReuterReuter - 27 words
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Article23 1959-03-01 8 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Paya Lebar Methodist Girls' School will hold a concert on March 7 in aid of its building fund.23 words
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Article190 1959-03-01 8 WASHINGTON, Sat— Da. c Beck, former millionaire president of the Inter- I national Teamsters Uni'.>n, i yesterday was sentenced to rive years in prison and lined US$6O,OOO <MslBo.ooo> for evading U*****,000 'M 5720.000) in Federal uicome taxes. His attorneys said they would appeal. U.S. district judgeUPI - 190 words
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Article, Illustration244 1959-03-01 8 INSURANCE FIRM MANAGER QUITS TO WORK FOR PAP < SINGAPORE. Saturday. THE general manager of a Singapore insurance company today resigned to do full-time political work for the People's Action Party He is Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. who has been with the Overseas Assurance Corporation for 18 years. Mr. Yong244 words
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Article126 1959-03-01 8 HAVANA. Sat. Cubans demanding a speed-up in i the execution of Batista .supporters yesterday seized control of government offices in Palma Soriano. Oriente Province. They turned it into a "dead city by paralysing com mercial activity. rhe angry crowds were protesting against an alleged126 words
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Article60 1959-03-01 8 IPOH. Sat.— Mr. S. P. teentvasagam. a lawyet and vicepresident of the People's Pro gresslve Party, won today j by-election to the Ipoh and Mengk-mbu Town Council Detailed results are: S. P. Srrni\ akafam i PPP> 2.087 votes Ko Seng Kee (All. > 487 votes Total votes60 words
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Article56 1959-03-01 8 Robbed now he is dead SINGAPORE. Sat. Lim Guan Leonsj. a 64-year-old fisherman, who was stabbed on Wednesday night in his East Coast Road hut by i gang of robbers, died in the General Hospital this morn- ing. The robbers took his life savings of $600 He had been I56 words
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Article40 1959-03-01 8 ALGIERS. Sat. French troops killed 41 rebels in eastern Algeria yesterday. 21 of them in a single battle. In Algiers, a Muslim trader was shot dead in a busy street by a terrorist.— Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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Article29 1959-03-01 8 PARIS. Sat. Actress Ingrid Bergman said yesterday .she will return to Hollywood in April to help make the presentations at the annual Academy Awards dinner.29 words
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149 1959-03-01 8 SINGAPORE. Sat. Industries allird to food production some possibly on a co-operative basis might be introduced in Singapore next year. Mr. J. >1. Jumabhoy. Minister for Commerce and Industry, disclosed this today when he opened the new $1 million animal husbandry station at Sembawang He149 words
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Article56 1959-03-01 8 BEIRUT. Sat. Two peopie were killed and nine wounded in clashes yesterday between Christians and Moslems in the centre of Beirut, according to Lebanese Government sources today. The city quietened down last night and the San Francisco ballet gave an evening performance though two armoured56 words
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Article52 1959-03-01 8 SINGAPORE, Sat. Victoria Cross holder MajorGeneral H. R. B. Foote (retired) Representative Colonel Commandant. Royal Tank Regiment, flew in tonight from Hong Kong for a threeday visit. The 54-year-old general won his VC during the last war. when he served with the 37th Army Tank Brigade52 words
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Article77 1959-03-01 8 Malta quiet after the riot VALLETTA, Sat. Malta* giant naval dockyards were quiet today after yesterday's violent riots. Today is a workers' holiday. The riots started at noon yesterday, when workers opened their pay packets and found notices of dismissal. The notices were issued because the Royal Navy is givingUPI - 77 words
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Article32 1959-03-01 8 COLOMBO. Sat.— The Government yesterday extended the state of emersem-y throughout Ceylon for the 10th month in face of a threatened one-day 'OK-n general strise next week. ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Article22 1959-03-01 8 TOKYO. Sat. New Zeiland Prime Minister Mr. Walter Nash left here ft* home yesterday after an eight-day visit. U.P.IUPI - 22 words
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Advertisement125 1959-03-01 8 BE YOUR EYE-WITNESS ty Hew Eye-Mo with Zoarin assures incomparable health and beauty for your eyes! ynj3 A few drops of new EYE-MO with ZOARIN revitalize eyes tired by excessive close work.l/i tf/ relieve the burning sensation caused by sun-glare, /^(-S?)^ alleviate irritations caused by wind^Xv^Vn and dust, and keep125 words
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Article326 1959-03-01 9 FILM- MAKER - CINE CORNER FILM-MAKER By SHOOTING THE FAIR AT NIGHT THERE is a vast reflection of light over Kallang Basin in Singapore these nights. They call it the "fairyland lights" of the Singapore Constitution Exposition. These lights simply call out to be "shot" by movie cameras. A Singapore correspondent says that326 words
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Article, Illustration537 1959-03-01 9 Jeffrey Francis - Skymen's fine record— l 24 Reds ousted Jeffrey Francis 22 SAS Regt. goes home after eight years in Malaya -By \YHEN the 22nd Special Air Service Regiment returns to Britain next week it will take with it a proud record of victories against Communist terrorists in Malaya. During the last537 words
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207 1959-03-01 9 'Old Pro' Beecham does credit to an old master CIR Thomas Beecham, one 0 of the finest 'old pros" to occupy the conductor's podium today, has turned out a brilliant winner in his very /strong read- ing of Beethoven's dynamic Symphony No. 3 in E flat, the "Eroica" (Philips SBL207 words
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Article80 1959-03-01 9 ANEW Westminster label (HP 6062) demonstrates this point with a collection of familiar but endearinc pieces by Mendelssohn. Tchaikovsky. Schubert. Brahms, Strauss and Raff. The album, aptly titled "Vacatlon Time." Is suited for either vacation-time activity or an evening of armchair inactivity. Jack Henderson's salon orchestra arrangements retain the mood80 words
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Article157 1959-03-01 9 lAZZ: Perhaps the century's most enduring |MH singer is Billie Holida\. The fact that the "Lady" c;vs she is affectionately known, commands a big and faithful following after 30 years as a record- hie artist Is a measure of lh# extent of her talent. In "Lady In K;i:in" (Philip* TFL157 words
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Article119 1959-03-01 9 INSTRI MKXTAI.: The big A Billy MM (iiclir.-tr.i lias come up with i bland MW sound—that of "Bi Hapitol I IMS). And i! \uu like your music with a bright brassy sheen, this is it. Gone is the lazy sound of Billy's famous reeds; in tU pine are .super-charged trumpet*,119 words
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Article73 1959-03-01 9 pOPS: Here's a colled.>r'i item. It's old Hnf hUnaell with "'"hi v!' i!-.-corded in 1932 and Ittl il<mlana 10-inrh III; MIS). The durable imuir u'. ;he renowned C'losoy froan is there, but while the unum lacki ti;e "maturity" the younger tion has come to-love so well, It is nonethele.vs rather73 words
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Advertisement196 1959-03-01 9 ana eacn one or X: wop >^ jsf W&*^ them a bonny, bouncing LACTOGEN-fed Baby. James Annie ■■■niim cm** On 22nd August 1957, into the world came: Th e babies are at present on three meals a day and between them consume large quantities of: James Birth Weight 4-lbs. 12-ozs.196 words
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Miscellaneous119 1959-03-01 9 Your Sunday listening Radio Singapore Ml 1)11 M WAVE SERVICES A.M. 6.30 Good Morning: 6.32 Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News: 7.05 Moments Of Melody 8.00 The News: 8.05 Breakfast Club: 9.00 Programme Summary: 9.02 The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra 9.30 Sing It Again; 10.00 The Bisr Still: 10.30 The Percy Faith119 words
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Miscellaneous106 1959-03-01 9 tra: 6.00 Sunday Evening Service; 645 Programme Summary. 6.47 Sunset Serenade: 7.00 The News; 7.10 Newstalk; 7.15 The Radio Doctor: 7.30 Be Our Guest: 8.00 Radio Theatre; 9.00 Melodies And Memories; 9.30 The News; 9.40 Singapore Sports Results 9.45 Entr'acte; 10.00 Talking About Writing: 10.15 Music Prom Holland; 10.30 Reverie:106 words
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Miscellaneous127 1959-03-01 9 10 30 Malay Mixture; 11.00 Talk-s Ing About Teaching; 11.15 Guio-E mar Novaes; 11.30 Malayan Thea- tre; P.M. 1200 Music For Pluclc-s ed Strings; 12.30 Speak Malay 1.00 Earl Hln«s: 1.15 Relax And— Listen: 1.30 The News: 1.45= Relax and Listen: 2.00 The= Vintage Goons: 2.30 See Radios Singapore: 2.45127 words
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Article30 1959-03-01 10 211 Horrfx |M i Wintmumj. IN LOVING MEMORY of my I Brother Rev. Pr. Soloman K. O.SUva. Born Feb. 1902. ordained Und Dec. 1932 died March Ist .!IJB.30 words
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Article78 1959-03-01 10 M Words $10 (Minimum). FLY NOW— pay later. Ask your liavel Ageut about BOAC's Credit Plan. Only 10'. o of fare needed as .'iciwnpuymeiit. SPECIAL NEWS BULLETIN tor Travellers Abroad!! Superbly Tailored English Suiu, Coals Light Wool Dress-Coat Ensembles. Just, Unpacked. Tommy Thomson, Battery Road. REJUVENATION is possible with78 words
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335 1959-03-01 10 THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday. March 1, 1959. STILL AT A PREMIUM ORAINS, tested in the fire "of academic training and examination, are at a premium in Malaya. Again the Federation Department of Education is having to go to the United Kingdom and India to seek honours graduates for its secondary335 words
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Article136 1959-03-01 10 IUST over six months aeo Singapore's Legislative Assembly passed special legislation giving the police extra powers of detention without trial in their fight against the secret society menace. It was said, and possibly believed at the time, that these new powers, repugnant though they are to believers in136 words
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Article, Illustration924 1959-03-01 10 LLOYD MORGAN Pi - INTERVIEW... TODAY'S PROFILE LLOYD MORGAN Pi Tj7 the chinese scholar 1 from west Australia! m LTHOUGH it would be idle to speculate A on the nature of the report which will be I j m\ made by the commission now examining E I Nanyang University's academic standards, this j much924 words
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Article, Illustration1531 1959-03-01 10 Harry Miller - No. 656 sets a world record Harry Miller 150,000 hours of flying ...IT'S EQUAL TO 498 TIMES ROUND THE EARTH By YESTERDAY, No. 656 Light Aircraft Squadron of the Army Air Corps ceremonially celebrated a world record the completion of 1 50,000 hours of flying on operations in the Emergency1,531 words
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Advertisement738 1959-03-01 10 CLASSIFIED ADS. 26 Words $10 (Minimum). LEE TEOH: Meni; Fook, youngest son of Mr. and Mr.s. Lee Kirn Loon of Ta.plng. W> Phaik Choo, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Teoh Cheny Hock ol Penang, I 00 1.3.59. HOME LEAVE :u Wards Si *liH.)—Box iO cts. txtra. SWITZERLAND— P ens738 words
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Advertisement58 1959-03-01 10 w Celebrations and a celebrated drink /t\*\ Celebrations and Key l%y\ Brandy go co well together and so they (.Nl s>A^ t3 t\ should because Key C Brandy Is a celebrated >\. £x 'I 1 brandy, warm and invit- ing. the result of three I 1/ centuries of traditional T',58 words
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369 1959-03-01 11 Governor hails $l-m 'sign of faith' MALACCA, Saturday. fHE Covernor of Malacca, Tun Leong Yew Koh, this morning opened the Standard Vacuum Oil Company's new $1,000,000 terminal at Tanjong Kling, seven miles from -here. Malacca will now be main supply centre for369 words
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Article22 1959-03-01 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Traction Co. Employeo* Union has given 5240 to the Kampong Tlong Bahru fire relief fund.22 words
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Article94 1959-03-01 11 Dato Kamil wishes Dag 'godspeed' NEW YORK, Sat. The Federation of Malaya's new resident representative. Dato Nik Ahmed Kamll. presented his letters of credence to the Secretary-General Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld, here today and wished the U.N. chief godspeed on his trip to South East Asia tomorrow. Kuala Lumpur is amongReuter - 94 words
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Article, Illustration91 1959-03-01 11 Lovely Lita leads stage team to entertain soldiers LITA ROZA, an internationally known star, will head a list of singers and comedians who are coming to Malaya next week to entertain British and Commonwealth troops. The Combined Services Entertainment Party, sponsored by the British Army, will include Digby Wolfe, television91 words
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Article80 1959-03-01 11 SINGAPORE, Sat. Alter its spectacular rise of the past two weeks the price of tin in Singapore today fell off by $1.25 to 5407.50. In v twelve-day ruse the price had gained nearly Sl3 during which it went over the $400 market for the first time since December80 words
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Article40 1959-03-01 11 Singapore Copra Association noon prices per plcul on Saturday: fair merchantable Bombay mixed copra: February $43 buyers, $43 Si sellers. Tone was steady. Stntapore < oronut OH Miller*' Association: bulk 564 sellers, drum $67 50 sellers Tone was quiet40 words
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Article60 1959-03-01 11 SINGAPORE, bat. Sha j Bakar bin Dawood was charged in a magistrate's court today with robbing Ong Teong Chai of $3 in casn and a watch valued at $25 whilst armed with a knife at Hollywood Theatre canteen, Tanjong Katong Road, on the night of Dec.60 words
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Advertisement260 1959-03-01 11 ATTENTION: YOUNG ARTISTS Here is a splendid opportunity for young ortists to earn extro money from their endeavours. THE GRAMOPHONE COMPANY LIMITED (oi Hayes, Middlesex, England) P.O. Box 182, Singapore will be pleased tc receive designs for 10" ond 12" Long Play Record Covers for inclusion in their Chinese and260 words
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Advertisement890 1959-03-01 11 SS STRATHAIRD (***** tons) DEPARTS Singapore 24th June FOR Colombo Bombay Aden Port MarseillesGibralrar ARRIVING London 20th July Enquiries to: ISLAY KERR CO. LTD. 11-A COLL YE R QUAY, SINGAPORE TEL: ***** HARRISONS CROSFIELD (F. of M.) LTD. /0 AMPANG ROAD, KUALA LUMPUR TEL: 8075 1 ISLAY KERR CO. LTD.890 words
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Miscellaneous319 1959-03-01 11 BB^^^t a a A a m m awjwj^^Bi a BBK^k^^^^^a^flßf HBB^I SINGAPORK CONSTITL'TION Ma at the Church of the Sacred EXPOSITION at the former Kal- Heart. Tank Road. 10 a.m. lang airport site I p.m. to 12 mid- CHINESE YMCA: Table tennis, night. hn.sketball. boy scout 9 a.m.. Red SINGAPORE319 words
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Miscellaneous27 1959-03-01 11 tomorrow: Singapore a.u9 a.m. (Bft. 9ln.> 4.26 pjn. (7ft. Iln.), Port Dlckson 11 a.m (6ft I 5Jn), Penang 5.01 a.m. (sft. Biu.) I 4.37 p.m. (6ft. Iln.).27 words
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Article, Illustration89 1959-03-01 12 BEACH SNAPS the WINNERS "JHE SEARCHERS" (right) submitted by Lvi Hock Seng, c/o Fraser Neave Ltd., Workshop Dept., 475 River Valley Rood, Singapore wins the first prize of $30. Mr. Lvi used a Rolleifle^ 3.5 Planar camera and Ilford FP-3 film. Setting with yellow filter: f-1189 words
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Article, Illustration67 1959-03-01 12 11UNNER-UP prizes of $10 each go to "kt the Esplanade" (above), by Miss Lily Tay. and 'It's Sunday" (righti. by Chia Yun. Miss Tay. of 74-A Tiong Poh Road. Singapore 3. used a Rolleiflex camera and Kodak VP film. Setting: f-11. 1^250 second. Mr. Chia, of 181-K Jalan67 words
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Article1285 1959-03-01 12 RAYMOND THOMAS - RAYMOND THOMAS BY THE stage is now set for us to commence developing our very first film. For many people, this is as exciting as the "first night" of a new play. No one knows whether it will ue a tremendous success or a spectacular floo. The producer1,285 words
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Advertisement422 1959-03-01 12 as advanced as it looks BL dlfl v'^m Mir r t w the most advanced JU lighter in the world This r\dlin»-lookiu» lighter i- FHHffJfl soincthinj: \ou're jroing to want. ppP* I *f And not tor its looks alone. You MMs era lill it u|> in five ■ecbadb. You can422 words
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Miscellaneous173 1959-03-01 12 SUNDAY CROSSWORD CLUES ACBOSS: 1. Record (4>, 5. DOWN": 1. Time to eat (4). R*am,r (8) 12 Pain* |5> IS 2 m^i t! > <5». Pellet (4). 4. Res,tm s (8). 12. Pains W, v. Make merry 6 p roperly Number (s>, 14. Instrument 6). 7. Faine.s 8. Hot spot173 words
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Article, Illustration585 1959-03-01 13 PETER LIM - Private Eye Stewart sees double PETER LIM BY A RECORD STAR-STUDDED WEEK Six films a preview week record were shown to movie critics in Singapore last week. A more varied and star-studded fare it would be hard to find. To start with there is MELODRAMA and SUSPENSE in Hitchcock's powerful585 words
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Article422 1959-03-01 13 JOHN CALVER - JOHN CALVER By THE LAST HURRAH Spencer Tracy, Basil Rarhbone Columbia T*HIS is a fine film, full of A the real meat of life. Its theme: Politics. Its message: A competent rogue may be better than an ineffective honest fool. Old-time politician Frank Skeff ington i422 words
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Article193 1959-03-01 13 THE ROOTS OF HEAVEN Trevor Howard, Juliette Greco, Errol Flynn, Orson Welles. Fox Cinemascope) A COLOSSAL production (US$4 million), an impressive cast (five stars, plus herds of elephants) and an extended running time (120 minutes) do not necessarily make a good film. This is193 words
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Article121 1959-03-01 13 THE story of the Boy ■ft- Scouts and the late Lord Baden-Powell, the British founder of the movement, will be the subject of the motion picture. "On My Honour." The film will be a Joint production by Paramount and Motion Picture Associates, an organisation through121 words
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Article262 1959-03-01 13 LAW AND DISORDER Michael Redgrave, Robert Morlc* tliiabeth Sedan Paul Soskin production HALF a dozen wildly assorted highlights make Law and Disorder worth seeing. There Is huge delight In a court scene where a woman sues her husband for slander via a talking parrot: Immense possibilities262 words
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Advertisement567 1959-03-01 13 CAIHiWORCAMisATioM ik 7 H. R. H. PRINCE PHILIP'S VISIT yi The complete record of the Duke of Edinburgh's visit to Singapore Ihv Cathay-Krris Films i is now beinc screened at nil shows at the ODF.ON, CATHAY, NEW ALHAMBRA and ODEON KATONG Theatres. J( See it today! P JHiISD^ HOW SHOWING!567 words
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Advertisement671 1959-03-01 13 NOW SHOWING at ALL SHAW CINEMAS! The FILL. COMPLETE NF.IYSREEL Of HRH, PRINCE PHILIP, Tha D KE o! ED;DU GH'S VISIT 11, 1.45. 4. 6.30 9.30 B ACADEMY AWARD nominee for BEST PICTURE Leslie Caron "GIGI" Louis Jourdan Maurice Chevalier C'Scope Color CMtMM Subs. (MOM). g Next Chan<r! Georrr Montgomrrjr671 words
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Advertisement733 1959-03-01 14 (^joinforfc day and night Xan ameiucan's exclusive Sleeperette* service gives you completely relaxing comfort all day long bed-lengtb com'ort all niglit long. Tliese big reclining Sleeperette seals are spaced far apart give you plenty of leg room. You can stretch way out and still not touch the seat in front!733 words
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Miscellaneous1470 1959-03-01 14 CIJPPEP WINGS "POe PORALOOic... XSB Jl^BsBt T^ >* 1 S j? l/^* OCJ: V,\ STAY 70WN LONGER than y r ~7^TTlyTr^-IZ~^\~ S I I t- )°-oV^ J*S~\ I TWO MINUTES LATEX. I I FOUfL MINUTES LATEt! I OH LeT a T(CT II AoAIN PEEP (^~Jo a 'o7Lr^l m^Kr^n ■^■■M^^ c*"e1,470 words
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Miscellaneous401 1959-03-01 15 THZ CISCO ICIV. tjotMr nucd west favourite WHAT HAPPENED TDHIAAf AFTER WB I BCHOLP.' HIS POCKET X Si*. THAT IS W/ 6UESS. 1 > THIS IS THe HOMBRfi WE J SAVED HIM, TWE BULGES .'...SHE IS FULL JONLV A BANPIPO WOULP PANCHO.' AMkSO/ HUH? WHO? J SAVBD FROM PROWNPIN6 *J401 words
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Miscellaneous535 1959-03-01 16 0 A I V LISTEN)/ BTHEB V WH6B& you 6ONJMA SO \YEAH, ANt? WHAT ACE YOU I DR)Nk UP, I'M 6OC«S I YOU 6UYS LET ME J IN THAT 6ET-UP, LESLIE? J6ONNA U$E FOR CARPARE^ J LE$, OR/ BUT I < M [V 6O.Qg" N>v^ >V PA JAMA BUTTOMS w^535 words
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Article, Illustration878 1959-03-01 17 I They want to know: How can we deal jwith an amorous chief clerk? What I can Ido with a wife I cannot tolerate? Write to: The 'Know Alls, Sunday Times, Times House, Singapore. A BLACK cow eats green grass and produces white milk from which878 words
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777 1959-03-01 17 He is in love with his friend's girl HUMAN CASEBOOK IN the absence of one of my friends, I hove fallen in love with his girl. When I asked her to marry me, she said she could not decide yet, because she still loved both my friend and me What777 words
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Article31 1959-03-01 17 DROP me a line if you wont advice on a personal problem. Address your letter: Jans Lee, The Sunday Times, Times House, River Volley Road, Singapore 9.31 words
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Advertisement584 1959-03-01 17 The lady isn't puzzled* about which sanitary protection to use Like so many of today's (mart modems, the dedded on Tarn pax long ago. Internal sanitary protection offers so many benefits that in millions of enthusiastic users can scarcely understand anyone tolerating the external kind. Why, then, haven't you made584 words
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Advertisement528 1959-03-01 17 I INNOCENTI M Mj^m >ajp" IkmBBBBBsB BBBBBBBsSIsBk swAY i BBasaW^L *>?. flFj, (A mX SB Jf The -fofoufous g^* model LEAPS AHEAD W/Ttf tf&V ST/UMG ffEIV FEATURES Lambrettas have been redesigned from stem to stern away out in front with all the refinements of styling and mechanical design for ..inch528 words
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Article43 1959-03-01 18 1 hi- first Japanese car to compete in a .Malayan motoring event will be a Datsun sedan, entered by Mr. Tan Yuet I oh of Kuala Lumpur in the 1959 .Mobilgas Economy Run. The 745-mile Run will be held over Easter.43 words
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349 1959-03-01 18 FOREST BEAT THE HOLDERS FOR ONLY FA CUP WIN I OXDON. Sat.— Results of to- day's English and Scottish soccer matches were: r..i. tup (irfuaner-nnals) \sUni 0 Burnley 0 Blackpool 1 l.utmi 1 Notts Forest 2 Bolton 1 Shef. I nit..l 1 Norwich 1 I 1 \(.l I ONE Arsenal349 words
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135 1959-03-01 18 SINGAPORE. Sat— The nnnl of the lnter-scliool knockout basketball competi:ion for the Lee Slow Mong Cup will be contested by Chinese School tc In the quarter-finals at S.Y.SC. 'oci.iy. four Chinese schcol teams entered the semi-finals which will be played on Tuesday at135 words
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Article87 1959-03-01 18 SINGAPORE. Sat.— Alexandra Secondary Modern School created an upset" in the S.A.F.A. youth knockout competition when they eliminated defending champions. Army Boys Trade School, 2-1 In their second round match at Nee Soon today. In another second round match, Pasir Panjang Secondary beat Beany Secondary 2-087 words
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Article, Illustration579 1959-03-01 18 Road testing the new cars... with Ambrose Khaw DESIGNED 4 TO STAY 5 MODERN FOR YEARS AND YEARS AMONG the British quality cars, the Rover has always set very high standards. The latest addition to the Rover range of fine cars is an entirely hew579 words
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Advertisement144 1959-03-01 18 THE LONG-AWAITED MERCEDES-BENZ 220S Convertible Distinctively new the 220S Convertible fulfills the wish for perfection in design. This Sports car offers beauty, power and effortless motoring. NOW ON DISPLAY [IS IT TOO LATE?j ut s 9 e^' n 9 c '°se. B JP**^**^^ The first Kuala Lumpur classes of the144 words
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Advertisement254 1959-03-01 18 NO MORE 1,000 MILE OIL CHANGES THANKS 'Pos-Met OIL PURIFIER PLUG The Pos-Met plug uses positive mctol alloys to inhibit oxidation and neutralize acids Its very inexpensive, yet it can triple engine life. Simple to install reploces your present drain plug. "Makes oil last well over 20.000 miles'. say commercial254 words
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Miscellaneous228 1959-03-01 18 i| I 1 I 2 3 Read b»t-w««n »h« fln«« to find th* Hidden P«nono4if y 1 This fielder has protection isl. 2. Little drinks essential to footballers (6). 3. The merchant holds all the card* (6). 4. He's always .liming for the bull (7). 5- but the less accurate228 words
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808 1959-03-01 19 NORMAN SIEBEL - ARGUMENT OVER SBA THOMAS CUP REPORT CAN BE HARMFUL NORMAN SIEBEL BAM has important decisions to make today but... SPORTSFRONTby "["HE BADMINTON Association of Malaya secretary, Mr. Teh Cm Sooi, is I feel being unnecessarily sensitive to the reminder in the Singapore Badminton Association's annual report of our defeat by808 words
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226 1959-03-01 19 JOHORE BAHRU, Saturday. SINGAPORE Cricket Club became the first winners of the Johore seven-a-side rugby competition when they beat Johore Asians by 23 points (4 goals, try) to 10 (2 goals) in the final today. The competition, which was staged as an experiment226 words
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153 1959-03-01 19 SINOAPORE. Sat. Ong Beng Bee (94) and Khoo Ong Lee (34) christened' the new Singapore Chinese Recreation Club pitch at Shen'.on Way witrf a 103-run stand for the sixth wicket in their friendly cricket match against R.A.F. Tengah today. But despite their efforts. S.C.R.C.153 words
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Article61 1959-03-01 19 LONDON. Sat— Thailand. Australia and Indonesia are entered for the first time in the women's international badminton championship for the Über Cup which will be played during the 1959-60 season. Draw for the Asian and Aus-i tralasian zones will be made on March 20. EntriesReuter - 61 words
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Article39 1959-03-01 19 SINOAPORE, Sat— Yang Scow Pouy (157) won the 22 event in the S.R.A. spoon shoot for pistols and revolvers today. F/Lt Waters, who finished run-ner-up to Yong. won the 38 event In which J. Weston was runnerup.39 words
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106 1959-03-01 19 SEREMBAN. Sat. The New Zealand Regiment i Malaya) beat Royal Signals (Administrative), of Singapore, by 33 points (three goals and six tries) to nil in the FARELF Cup rugby final on the station padan? here today. The Kiwis took a first half lead of106 words
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Article77 1959-03-01 19 SINOAPORE, Sat. Medicals completed their Government Services Div. 2A league soccer fixtures with a 2-1 win over Singapore Military Forces at Serangoon Road today. This win puts Medicals In the lead wi*h 12 points. Woodbridjie dO) and S.M.F. f 9) are next but have a game77 words
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Article35 1959-03-01 19 BAHAWALPUR. Sat.— Central Zone had scored 125 for four In reply to West Indies first tunings total of 461-7 declared by close on the second day of the match here today. Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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210 1959-03-01 19 SINGAPORE. Sat.— Defending champions Singapore Recreation Club had to fight hard before they eliminated Khalsa 2-0 to enter the .semi-finals of the S.H.A. senior knockout competition at Farrer Park today. SRC. will now meet the winners of the second round replay between Police210 words
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Advertisement166 1959-03-01 19 Keeps your hands free of ink /^mH^7 your clothes safe and spotless vjap^ I! The remarkable Parker 61 pen is virtually leakproof! ill home, at work even high in an airliner the Parker 61 pen is i I virtually leakproof! Its remarkable capillary system, combined with an 11 1 exclusive166 words
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Advertisement200 1959-03-01 19 THE TIGER RfGD Made in England Insist on TIGER BRAN! Baby Vests and Wrappers for your Baby Resident Agents: GOH HOE KIM CO. P.O. Box 1 651 Singapore.' Arthritis and Sciatica Banished 1h« ftm&zlng nrw riiicovery Rnnilnd kaniihra lh« »»ln> «f Arthr.ui. Rh«uma(i<m, PlliruMUi. NrarltU mi bc'atica like mulr. la200 words
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Miscellaneous109 1959-03-01 19 BOCCEH: Charity match— Combined Services XI v Singapore. Jalan Besar. 5.15 p.m.; B. A. P. A. Div. 3A Western v Serangoon M.Y., Jalan Besar, 5.15 p.m.; Geylang United v Perhlmponan Stla. Kalian*; Dlv. 3B— Stable Boys v Buklt Panjang District. Serangoon Road; Bin tang Bulan v Pondok Peranakan, Qeylantj; Arsenal109 words
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125 1959-03-01 20 Goalkeeper Rita is a soccer sensation JAKARTA, Sat.— A Surabaya woman has caused a sensation in Indonesian footbail circles by becoming the first woman to play in a major football match here. The woman. Rita Zahara. was a goalkeeper in a match against Jakarta's Army Garrison footbal team. Newspapers reportedReuter - 125 words
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Article20 1959-03-01 20 LONDON. Sat. Sheffield Wednesday beao Charlton AthJetic 4-1 in their English Second Division League match last night— ReuU-r.20 words
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Obituary118 1959-03-01 20 tit Ml Minimum). KHOO. DOII.Y. need 39. of la <Katong> Church SinRapore. at G.H. on 28-2-59 leaving behind 'jelovcd mother, brother and Mnee sisters. Funeral service at Bidadari Chapel 4 p.m. today. "With Christ which is far better." MDM. YEO BONG XEO. au-e 77. passed peacefully on 28th Feb..118 words
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Article2094 1959-03-01 20 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By Penang, Saturday King brings in two big-priced winners JANTOSA STABLE'S rapidly-improving stayer, Gustani, with John Forte astride, scored a stylish 1 A-length win from Three Cheers in the Spring Cup over 82 furlongs for Class 3, Div. 1 horses here today. Outsiders dominated the earlier2,094 words
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Article101 1959-03-01 20 The Big Sweep 'B' TICKETS STARTERS ($1,616 each): Nos. *****8: *****8; *****3; *****2; *****3; *****8; *****9; *****0; *****2. CONSOLATION ($l .OOO each): Nos. *****0; *****5; *****8; *****4; *****5; *****0; *****4; *****7; *****5; *****6. V TICKETS TOTAL POOL: $157,700. Ist. No. *****0 ($42,310) 2nd. No. *****0 ($16,924) 3rd. No. *****5 8.462)101 words
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279 1959-03-01 20 NZ need 204 to avoid innings defeat £HRISTCHURCH. Sat Tony Lock, who took five for 31, and Frank Tyson, three for 23, bowled England into a match winning position today when New Zealand were forced to follow on 232 j behind on the second day of the First Test here.279 words
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Article191 1959-03-01 20 ENGLAND Ist Inns. Richardson c Petrie b Blair 8 Watson c Petrie b Blair 10 Graveney lbw Hough 42 May c Hough b Moir Cowdrey b Hough lo Dexter b Reid 141 Mortimore c and b Moir 11 Swetman b Hough 9 Trueman lbw Reid 21 lock b Reid191 words
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Article110 1959-03-01 20 SINGAPORE. Sat. Singapore Badminton Association has received good response from girls secondary schools for its coaching sessions which will skirt next month. Thirty names were submitted from ten of the 14 schools, after S.B.A. had given an assurance that I training sessions would not be held110 words
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Article62 1959-03-01 20 SINGAPORE. Sat.— Singapore* I Teachers Union team to meet R.A.F. Changi In their S.H.A. senior knockout tournament tomorrow at Serangoon Road will j be picked from: V. Oomer: A jit Singh, A. j Gomes. Toh Boon Wai. Ng Kok Oun. Hlmat Sinsh. Ng tool Chiew. Boon62 words
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Advertisement282 1959-03-01 20 CLASSIFIED ADS. LLOYD TRIKSTINO M.V. "ASIA" This vessel is expe< ted to arrive from Hongkong between 3 and 4 p.m. on Mondnr. 2nd March and will sail for Europe at S p.m. on Tuesday. 3rd March. Passengers should embark between 3 p.m. and 4 p.m. on 3rd March and all282 words
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Advertisement326 1959-03-01 20 ifiav w2k mmm I P YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO LOOK AT THE BEST COLLECTION OF SWISS WATCHES THAT HAS EVER BEEN EXHIBITED IN THIS PART OF THE WORLD. GENTS AND LADIES' WRIST WATCHES OF THE LATEST MODELS TO SUIT YOUR INDIVIDUAL TASTE. A VISIT TO OUR BOOTH L.36 WILL326 words
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