Sunday Standard, 18 August 1957
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Title Section20 1957-08-18 1 SUNDAY STANDARD n m m it m VoL Yin. No. 47 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, AUGUST 18, 1957 24 PAGES 20 CENTS20 words
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Article359 1957-08-18 1 Lw^ian professor now on ■rStto Malaya has finder on a much Kwted field m this P |e tr research. Pror D s M Lakshmanan Wnnimaiai University L Kuala Lumpur Rotaweek. "The form firms which operate countrirs have to 1 extent established, KJr J" intl y OT in( VT nd359 words
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122 1957-08-18 1 Boa™emplo d yees 0l mov^ k a °L n Sia ***>" Telephoni yesterday as iwi^f tcp nearer to settlement f Renegotiating teams from tne Board and S.T.B Employees Union held talks at me Labour Ministry yesterday from 4.30 p.m. to 8.15 P.m. m the presence122 words
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Article54 1957-08-18 1 NEW YORK, Aug. 17 (Reuter) A Brazilian SuperConstellation airliner crashed into the sea off the Domincan coast yesterday shortly after landing all its 32 passengers at Ciudad Trujillo. New York Coast Guards said later the wreck had been located about 300 yards offshore, near Gaspar Hernandez, 24 miles54 words
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Article32 1957-08-18 1 FILIPINO invitation to hold the next world Scout jamboree m the Philippines In 1959 was accepted on the final day of the 16th International scout conference m Cambridge, England, yesterday.32 words
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Article21 1957-08-18 1 JOHN Williams Mays, 85, White House doorman from 1909 to 1953, died yesterday m the District General Hospital. U.P.U.P. - 21 words
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Article119 1957-08-18 1 AIRMEN SPOT COMET OKINO, Okinawa, Aug. 17 (Reuter)— A small band of United States airmen on remote Okino Island near Okinawa today reported they had observed what has been described by international scientists as "the brightest comet ever seen since 1910 Lieutenant John Loerch, commander of the small outpost said119 words
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Article96 1957-08-18 1 He Swung Like A Pendulum TOKYO, Auk. 17 (Reuter) —A 16-member mountain rescue team tonight saved the life of young Japanese climber who had swung like a pendulum m mid-air for more than 17 hours at the end of a 100-foo; rope. The rescue which took place on the 10.150-foot96 words
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Article43 1957-08-18 1 SEOUL, Aug. 17 (UP)— Two Thai soldiers were killed on Friday when a truck m which they were riding plunged over a 12-foot embankment near Munsan-ni. Fourteen others, all Thais, were injured, two seriously, a United Nations Command announcement said.43 words
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161 1957-08-18 1 Strip Shows Kept Leader Wide Awake KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Alliance leader, Raja Mohamed bin Raja Allan?, confessed to the State Council today that he .had, on many occasions, "sneaked" into strip-tease shows, which later, gave him sleepless nights. "I just could not fall asleep. The suggestiveness of the dances causes161 words
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Article123 1957-08-18 1 US Couple Bothered By Ghosts WILMINGTON, Illinois, Aug. 17 (Reuter) Police are investigating complaints of a couple and their granddaughter that ghosts have been bothering them. But a sheriff's deputy, assigned to the case, said: "I have not come up with a satisfactory explanation as yet." The Jolet (Illinois) HeraldNews123 words
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Article52 1957-08-18 1 IZKI, Oman, Aug. 16 (Reut er British units supporting the Sultan of Muscat and Oman today completed the first stage of their withdrawal to Izki, on the edge of territory previously held by forces of the Imam of Oman. The units were engaged In operations against the52 words
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Article35 1957-08-18 1 CHICAGO Aug. 17 (UP) A truck driver here who Is worried about motorists following too closely behind him has painted a sign on his rear doors: "Don't hug me, I'm going steady."35 words
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Article42 1957-08-18 1 LONDON, Aug. 17 (UP) The Turkish Navy Is buying four British destroyers for £3,000,000, the Admiralty said today. The "M" class destroyers Matchless. Meteor. Marne and Milne will be refitted m Britain and be available for Turkey next year.42 words
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Article25 1957-08-18 1 THE Formosa Weather Bureau warned ships to keep clear of typhoon Agnes, howling over the Pacific m the general direction of Okinawa. A.P.A.P. - 25 words
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Article17 1957-08-18 1 EUGENE Schoen, 77. noted architect and interior designer, died yesterday after a brief illness. U.P.U.P. - 17 words
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Article, Illustration61 1957-08-18 1 FORMER BE A UTY QUEEN WEDS VIOLET SLEIGH, "Miss Max Factor 1954/' was yesterday married to Ar. Cecil Bombell at the Kuala Lumpur Registry. The bride is a daughter of Mr. "Pop" Sleigh, well-known racehorse trainer and Mrs. Sleigh, while the groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. J.61 words
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426 1957-08-18 1 A. MAHADEVA - S'pore Educationists Oppose Flogging A. MAHADEVA GANGSTER ACTIVITIES' IN FEDERATION SCHOOLS By SINGAPORE EDUCATIONISTS ARE OPPOSED TO FLOGGING. This fact was revealed in a surrey of opinions conducted by the Standard, yesterday. The survey followed reports that students of two leading Federation schools have been flogged publicly for "gangster activities.'426 words
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Article167 1957-08-18 1 GRACE AND THOSE BABY RUMOURS PARIS, Aug. 17 (Reuter)— Princess Grace of Monaco has written a letter saying that rumours that she is expecting another child are bound to be true sooner or later, the European edition of the New York Herald Tribune reported today. The newspaper's society columnist, Maggi167 words
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Article94 1957-08-18 1 LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas. Aug. 17 (Re uter) A Negro girl gave birth to a daughter on her 11th birthday on Thursday, a doctor at the State medical centre here said. Dr. Eva Dodge who delivered the six-pound-four ounce baby by Caesarian operation described the condition of94 words
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Article67 1957-08-18 1 DAMASCUS, Aug. 17 (Reuter) Syrian officials yesterday denied a Cairo Radio report that Syrian fighters had forced down an American airliner over Syria on Thursday, confiscating camera equipment on board The Radio said the aircraft was forced down because it had not been given advanced permission.67 words
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Article43 1957-08-18 1 SAIGON, Aug. 17 (UP) Two Cabinet Ministers will represent South Vietnam at Malaya's Independence celebrations m Kuala Lumpur. The Saigon Government will be represented by Nguyen Doung Don. the Education Minister, and Tran Trung Dung, the Deputy Defence Minister.43 words
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Article30 1957-08-18 1 ABOUT 1,500 people In Kano, Nigeria, are suffering Irom Asian influenza. It is believed the epidemic was brought to northern Nigeria by Moslem pilgrims returning from Mecca. ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article22 1957-08-18 1 A SHORT sharp earthquake jolted the western part of San Francisco at 10.25 last night. Nc damage was reported. ReuterReuter - 22 words
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Article156 1957-08-18 1 LONDON, Aug. 17 (Reuter)— The future King of England will be known to his schoolmates as Just "Charles" when he goes to Cheam School m Berkshire next month as a boarder. But his teachers will address him as "Prince Charles." These forms of address to the156 words
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Article83 1957-08-18 1 WASHINGTON, All*. 17, (AP)-^ The U.S. Senate armed services Committee on Saturday approved a plan to save the famed t aircraft carrier Enterprise from the scrapheap. It endorsed a resolution which would turn over the carrier to an association headed by Fleet Admiral William F.83 words
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Article, Illustration358 1957-08-18 2 FORGET 'ROCK' n ROLL' AND LIVE THE 'NEW WAY' SOEKARNO TELLS HIS PEOPLE- JAKARTA, Aug. 17 (AP) President Soekarno today asked the Indonesian people to brainwash themselves with his New Life movement and to forget the "Rock'n Roll" of "unrestrained chatter-box Democracy" which does not recognize discipline or guidance. In358 words
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Article, Illustration568 1957-08-18 2 I f I 1 fc^^^^—^^t m V MMMmm jCi K% \*M!i m J LONDON, Aug 17, (Reuter)— Queen Elizabeth was today defended m newspapers here against the criticisms made by two Peers, Lord Altrincham and the 19-year-old Marquess of Londonderry. The widely-read DAILY EXPRESS,AP - 568 words
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Article112 1957-08-18 2 H K-Tokyo Smuggling Uncovered TOKYO, Aug. 17, (UP) Police said today they have uncovered the biggest postwar wrist watch-smuggling ring from Hongkong. Police said they arrested four Japanese suspects yesterday and were searching for two others allegedly involved m smuggling 60,000 wrist watches from Hongkong since August last year. Police112 words
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236 1957-08-18 2 Mr. K Is A Worried Man, Says Adenauer GELSEXKIRCHEN, West Germany, Aug. 17 (Reuter). Dr. Konrad Adenauer, the West German Chancellor, said here yesterday that "something: is wrong m Poland, Hungary and Rumania" and Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, the Soviet Communist Party secretary, was not travelling from one satellite country to236 words
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202 1957-08-18 2 ZORIN HINTS OF SOVIET REJECTION TO DULLES PLAN DISARMAMENT LONDON, Aug. 17 (LP).— Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin hinted at Soviet rejection of the new Dulles' open sky plan last night with a charge it is aimed merely at colllecting information on the Soviet armed forces. Zorin's statement, m202 words
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Article198 1957-08-18 2 Manhunt For Boy's Killer Ends LONDON, Aug. 17 (AP). Scotland Yard yesterday arrested a 36-year-old man for the savage killing of seven-year-old Allan Warren, ending a massive investigation into one of Britain's most brutal crimes. Arrested was Horace Henry Edwards, who was snatched from death on Thursday when his body198 words
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Article, Illustration414 1957-08-18 2 HOLLYWOOD LIBEL TRIAL She was lying across the seats' LOS ANGELES, Aug. 17 (AP)— A former theatre employee testified yesterday that movie actress Maureen O'Hara and a man engaged m such torrid lovemaking m the back row, that414 words
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Article24 1957-08-18 2 HONGKONG will send an official delegation to the Frankfurt international trade fair opening on Sept. 1, it was annnnrifpH «octt,r_ day ReuterReuter - 24 words
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179 1957-08-18 2 'I Was Blackmailed' -MOVIE PRODUCER t M rfi°H L^ WO DAug .l? V P) A Ho"ywood producer testified today he was "blackmailed" by agents of Confidential magazine who demanded US$l,OOO to prevent publication of a spicy story about a wild filmland ln^sTL^eL^° hert MUchUm CharlCS LaU£hton ik i T he179 words
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Article133 1957-08-18 2 SYDNEY, Aug. 17 (Reuter) Australian aborigine Johnny Cadell, South Australian professional horsebreaker, returned here from London and told how he had declined an invitation to meet the Duke of Edinburgh because he was ••frightened." Johnny, who plays a part m the British film133 words
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Article122 1957-08-18 2 TAXI-MAN FOILS A SUICIDE SYDNEY, Aug. 17 (Reuter) An alert taxi-driver earlytoday foiled what police believe would have been a suicide attempt by a young mother, who had her four-year-old son with her. The woman hailed a taxi driven and asked to be driven to Watson's Bay and the Gap,122 words
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Article64 1957-08-18 2 CHAMONIX, Aug. 16, (Reuter) A search for three mountaineers missing for nine days on the summit of the Mont Blanc mountain range was called off today because of bad weather President of the Polish Alpine Club, Mr. Zulawski, came down the mountain today with a search party64 words
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Advertisement44 1957-08-18 2 The daintiest Court Shoos I created m magnificent leathers V/ by Erco of Italy Unbelievably slender with extra slim stilletto heels In White, Fawn, Black, Dark Tan. Sizes 3-7 i, $65.00 per pair < INCOIfOIAHO IM IINOAfOll) toffU» Ploc«, Singopof Tel- ***** S lln«t K)fc44 words
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Article, Illustration194 1957-08-18 3 Malaya Today '-Sin Chew's Merdeka Tribute tm commemoration of the attainindependence by rVpdcration of Malaya, our sisterk Fed t C c Sin Chew Jit Poh, has )aP Ji r shed -MALAYA TODAY", a rka Souvenir to record this most > c and momentous event m our s: °\>cdless to say,194 words
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Article, Illustration221 1957-08-18 3 She Wins US Study Grant, He Is Students' Delegate MISS LIM PEI YAW, (extreme left) 22, a graduate of the Royal School of Music m Britain, left Singapore yesterday by air for further studies m the United States. Miss Lim, daughter of Mr. N. K. Lim. a Colony businessman, hasStandard - 221 words
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Article51 1957-08-18 3 AN employee of Lam Soon Cannery Ltd., Lee Ah Peow, was yesterday sentenced to one day's jail and fined $200, m default two months' jail, for theft. Lee stole six tins of coconut oil, valued at $78, from the firm on Aug. 12 this51 words
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Article, Illustration286 1957-08-18 3 SCOUTS from neighbouring countries will be muted to >insapore to participate m the celebration of the 50 th anniversary of Scouting m this Colony, Governor Sir Robert Bi.uk announced yesterday. He said this when he Bpened the All-Singa-potf Patrol Camp at Park mStandard - 286 words
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Article31 1957-08-18 3 LUMPUR. Sat.— ;.^1 Purposes CommicipaUtj here Amended that $58--|«de m next years <-a m the list is a vote engrave the names llr *™£lZ c panels cf31 words
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Article37 1957-08-18 3 ■'<: India v mk^ r is leav UnCg m boac at o rit es VV end the fune■••.nanthln father Prof--rayana Iyer, J J a diiu pal of PachiWft who died on •dra,/ dt his residence m37 words
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Article22 1957-08-18 3 AN anti-Communist rally and procession will be staged at the Sungei Bakap Padang m Province Wellesley, at 5 p.m. today.22 words
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Article, Illustration86 1957-08-18 3 FIREWORKS FOR M-DAY FESTIVAL POLICE kept a 12-hour vigil on $20,000 worth of a "highly explosive cargo" at the Singapore Railway Station ste t of JapaneS e fireworks for the Merdeka The cargo, consisting of ne »"y the morn ing under Police escort after it had celebrations was brought to86 words
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95 1957-08-18 3 HUNDREDS of Hindus die as destitutes m Singapore without having proper cremations, said the Treasurer ot the Malayalee Hindu Samaj, Mr. M. P. Ramakrishnan. yesterday. He said it was a "bad reflection" on the entire Hindu community m the island, and should be95 words
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Article120 1957-08-18 3 A BUSINESSMAN, Tan Tarn Svvee, 40, was yesterday fined $50 m the Singapore Eighth Magistrate's Court for creating mischief by burning a telephone wire at Kitchener Road on April 13. Tan toid the court that when he found something was wrong with his telephone120 words
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Article32 1957-08-18 3 THE Bishop of Trivandrum. Mgr. Peter B. Pereira, who is on a short visit to Malaya, will say Mass at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd at 6 p.m. today.32 words
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Article84 1957-08-18 3 THE Singapore Youth Council has elected the following officials for its General Council, at its recent annual general meeting: President Mr. G. Abisheganaden; vice-presidents Messrs. Harry L. Wee and A. M. Cherian; secretary Mr. V. Rajaratnam; asst. secretary Mr. Peter Joe Chia. and treasurer Mr. Chung84 words
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Article125 1957-08-18 3 I LOCAL officers of the Singapore Improvement Trust were yesterday assured that Malyanization would not affect them adversely. This assurance, given by the Minister for Local Government, Lands and Housing. Inche Abdul Hamid bin H«?ji Jumat. was conveyed to the officers by their Association president, Mr.125 words
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Article84 1957-08-18 3 CORPORAL J. B. CORNER, of the Royal Air Force, Changi. was fined a total of $70 m a Singapore traffic court yesterday. on four traffic offences. He was also disqualified from driving for 12 months. Corner pleaded guilty to driving away a lorry without the owner's84 words
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Article66 1957-08-18 3 STORE, Sat. The price of tin was declared totlay at $371--1/4 per picul. up 37-1/2 cents. COPRA SPORE Copra Association closing prices per picul yesterday: Straits Borneo copra for August shipment $23-1/4 buyers. $23-1/2 sellers; fair merchantable mixed copra for August shipment to Bombay $26-3/4 buyers, $27 sellers.66 words
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Advertisement292 1957-08-18 3 $13,900/- UPWARDS MODERN TERRACE HOUSES (Limited Number available) Completion December, 1957 New Modern Terrace Houses (Freehold) On Easy Payments At Opera Estate off Siglap Road 3 BEDROOMS LAWN SITTING ROOM FENCING DINING ROOM MODERN SANITATION PORCH WATER ELECTRICITY KITCHEN METALLED ROAD BATHROOM LOW ASSESSMENT INITIAL DOWN PAYMENT $3,000 TO $4,400.292 words
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297 1957-08-18 4 A NEW international women's group, which will devote its entire activity to providing amenities for the blind of Singapore, was formed last week by Mrs. I.ilvan Yung, vice-president of the Singapore Association for tne Blind and organizer of the yearly International Bazaars297 words
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Article173 1957-08-18 4 Wanted Experts For Poly $5,500,000 Trade School Ready By Next Year Board To Advertise F<i instructors ■■==-1 In Near Future THE $5,500,000 Singapore Polytechnic, which is expected to be ready for occupation by the middle of next year, will soon engage expert instructors to conduct courses m the various fields173 words
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Article, Illustration75 1957-08-18 4 MR. H. T. GLAZE, popular director of Master's Ltd., was guest-of-honour at a Chinese dinner given by the staff of Master's Ltd. at the Diamond Restaurant, Great World, on Friday. Warm tributes were pa.id by the staff to Mr. Glaze for his friendly, personal manner m staff75 words
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234 1957-08-18 4 MR. GEOFFREY Abisheganaden, newly-elected president of the Singapore Youth Council, revealed at a Press conference yesterday that "a great change" has been made m the representative composition of the Council. Mr. Abisheganaden said that the annual general meeting of the Council had decided234 words
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Article62 1957-08-18 4 Cinematograph Office-Bearers THE Cinematograph Exhibitors' Association of Malaya has re-elected the following office-bearers for the current year. President, Mr. Wong Slew Leng; vice-president, Mr. Lee Chin Gee; hon. treasurer. Mr Lim Eng Kwan; hon. secretary, Mr. Lim Keng Hor The five council members are: Messrs. Loke Wan Tho, J- A.62 words
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Article129 1957-08-18 4 THE Singapore Malay Education Council plans to run Malay classes which will be open to students and adults of all races interested m learning proper Malay. Inche Harun Mohamad Amin, president of the Council, said yesterday that local English school students and a number of129 words
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Article23 1957-08-18 4 FAMILY remittances to China for July totalled $1,792,--789. Of this sum $1,281,181 was from Singapore, the remainder from the Federation.23 words
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Article92 1957-08-18 4 A 37-YEAR-OLD overseer m the Naval Base, Wong Hong Fong, pleaded guilty m a Singapore court yesterday to committing house trespass and disorderly behaviour. Wong was alleged to have entered the home of Wong Wood on Friday, with intent to cause hurt. It was also alleged he92 words
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Article, Illustration261 1957-08-18 4 A. MAHADEVA - A. MAHADEVA By rpHE COMMON people of America and Russia u great admirers of the ideals of truth and not violence and long for a lasting peace and true friend ship between the nations of the world, said a wod traveller yesterday. Mr. Mishree261 words
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78 1957-08-18 4 100 Free Cathay Shows F or Merdeka AS ITS contribut; the Merdeka e S turns, the Cathay > nization announce* terday that i t Z Li/* away 100 free shi^ its theatres e lh *g. the Federation. The offer, been accepted J h committees m fr will include the S78 words
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Article56 1957-08-18 4 TWO MEN, Teo Tua ■ad Lim Thiam Slew i produced m a Singapore.! yesterday on a charge i? tempted murder. Teo and Lim were to have stabbed a watS worker G oh K ian Pakj; Telok Ayer Basji, on morning. No plea was recorded were56 words
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Article55 1957-08-18 4 Two Men On Liquor Count TWO MEN, Chuah P.a;J 22, and Tan Oon Ann, 20,; terday claimed trial* in' Singapore Eighth Magista Court to possession of U lons of dutiable liqDM board a sampan of! Tag Rhu on Aug. 16. They were each allowedl of $1,000 m one nutty the55 words
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Advertisement275 1957-08-18 4 1^ J§L *9£ JAPAN A CONDUCTED TOUR will leave Singapore on At'till. iOth 19.19 and return on May Ist by the luxurious P O Liner "CMUSAJV The parly, lead by our Japan Tours specialist, will tour Jlong Kong and see all the famous sights m Yokohama, Tokyo, Nikko, Kyoto, Kobe,275 words
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Miscellaneous214 1957-08-18 4 Spore Diary Buddhist Union Shrine (28. Jal.in Senyum): Memorial service for the late Yen. Ean Poon of Sam Poh Tong. Cameron Highlands 2 to 5 p m. Chinese YMCA (Prince Edward Koad): Boy Scouts. Art Club 9 a.m. Billiards, bodybuilding and badminton 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Red Cross 3214 words
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Miscellaneous440 1957-08-18 4 CAPITOL: Drum Beat J Information at a Glance JKiISS KLUANG ne i?.!r S a.m Partner 930 nd p.toU m lneld«t 12.45. 3. 6.45 «nd Si^^^vt W METRO: Burning Hill. 2.30. 7 and e^an^"!^ "Sne^Uon Rlfl 10M ODKO^jupltert Dar) 915 pm. MllliSn Dollar Mermaid Jft& 930 and 1f.15 a m U440 words
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Article, Illustration355 1957-08-18 5 BAZAAR AT F&N >AVILION sGA PORE'S own U" train, the M rmfa*ly lud cr °f ricature of England* fkw ater transport and Liar to America's JUrviHe Trolley" iH help raise funds r the Singapore Childn s Society Bazaar at fraser Neave Dillon on Aug. 24.355 words
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Article, Illustration39 1957-08-18 5 pic. 1 ln the sun for lovely Brenda Smith, 18, seen play-'eap-frog with he r brother John, 11, during a day 1 the sea at WestclifT. Blonde Brenda works as a petrol pump attendant. MirrorMirror - 39 words
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Article, Illustration296 1957-08-18 5 JOHN WALTERS - HE BOY WHO WAS REARED AS A WOLF! J OHN WALTERS 1 F 'om LUCKNOW boy, Sieved by doctors dental specialists to fe s Penr the first nine hof his life os a lber of a wolf pack, liy 'ng a normal bu > he can't talk. bo d yli296 words
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255 1957-08-18 5 LONDON, Sat. Two young farmers decided at a dance to have a race m their sports cars for a £1 bet, it was stated at an inquest yesterday. ONLY ONE MAN RETURNED TO THE DANCE. The other was killed on the way back when255 words
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232 1957-08-18 5 £10 FINE THAT'S THE PRICE OF JEALOUSY LONDON, Sat. Jealousy turned Peter Nuttall into a "dangerous brute" when he saw his sweetheart drinking with another man, a magistrate said yesterday. Nuttall asked the girl, Yvonne Hunting, 20, to "come outside" the Fox Inn, at Shipley, Shropshire. She did so. And232 words
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Article54 1957-08-18 5 LONDON, Aug. 17 (AP) Lt. Gen. Sir Geoffrey Bourne, Commander-in-Chief of Britain's Middle East Land Forces, will visit Malaya at the end of this month to attend' the Independence celebrations, the War Office announced last night. General Bourne was formerly m charge of British troops fighting Communists54 words
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Article77 1957-08-18 5 nieht' ce f mel unity among India's many religions, languages and regions. "Fighting among I ndian over religion and language disloyalty to the nation," Mr Nehru declarec' as the Snn?v n ersa C r ce y ebr of c the Indian M Mm y Nehru appeared77 words
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Article466 1957-08-18 5 Andrew Roth - Andrew Roth [from 'J'HE funniest story of the week was the suspicion, entertained for a while by the police, that Malayan students might go Lord Altrincham a step further and stage a demonstration against the Queen! NO KIDDING! I was struck, when I went out466 words
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Advertisement303 1957-08-18 5 MORE AND MORE I PEOPLE ARL OPENING 1 1 B A NKDEPO S IT ACCOUNTS I I I with II LOMBARD BANKING I I I SECURITY: Group Assets Exceed £12,000,000 J L SIARIIIiv Consistent Interest Jt fWI SIRI N( '»H Knowledge and Experi*nc« J^MBSMKIY No Risk of Depreciation II m.l303 words
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Article, Illustration161 1957-08-18 6 A BACKROOM bo> with o difference m the Singapore Police Force, is Acting Superintendent AMIN BIN JALIL. He tackles a most difficult job keeping policemen contented and happy. As Force Welfare Officer, Inche Amin, a man with deep human understanding is often called upon161 words
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Article, Illustration359 1957-08-18 6 Bo Peep - Bo Peep CERTAIN Singapore Assemblymen and City Councillors have a tendency to storm into police stations and put the "heat" on cops when their friends get entangled with the law. A recent case for example is that of Mr. Honouroble who strutted into a station with359 words
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Article1015 1957-08-18 6 NURSE KATHLEEN - Coughs Colds In Children NURSE KATHLEEN 'pHE recent spell of rather damp change- able weather seems to .have brought with it a whole fresh crop of coughs, colds and influi enza. It is not really the weather which causes these, of course, although we always say so! The common cold1,015 words
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Article, Illustration314 1957-08-18 6 Marjorie Thomson - Marjorie Thomson By i The opening of one of Sydney's most unusual art exhibitions recently was televised for viewers both m Melbourne and Sydney. It was the exhibition of 200 water colours and scrolls by the Singapore artist, Madame Cheung Tai Ka. The Lord314 words
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Article83 1957-08-18 6 THE following officials Jbeen elected to the Om ;the Alumni Association, Edward VII College c! Jcine and the Faculty il »cine, University of Ifibj i President Tuan Ha;. JAbdul Ghani; president-e •Dr. S. G. Rajahram; sec: Dr. R. S. McCoy; trear: »Mr. A. Krishnappa; eta Dr. Gwee Ah Leng.83 words
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Article, Illustration1032 1957-08-18 7 K.C. ARUN - THE PEOPLE'S GIFT TO PARAMOUNT RULER K.C. ARUN 'Palace of Freedom' By ■\/V HEN the Federation's Yang Di-Pertuan Agong goes into official residence at the Astana Negara on August 27. he would make history by that very act m the same way as his election to "kingship" of Malaya hasYong - 1,032 words
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Advertisement141 1957-08-18 7 jfc world famous family of TIGER medicinal products CHINK A WHITE This invaluable Wind Mixture is an excellent remedy for Stomach Pains Constipation, Indigestion Acidity Heartburn, Loss of Appetite, ENG AUN TONG THE TIGER MEDICAL HALL p^Quick! I protect that cut with j Elastoplast FIRST AID DRESSINGS Cuts and grazes141 words
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Advertisement81 1957-08-18 7 Ei e gane e of a W^^^^^W^i Bygone 11 yf El i Reproduction Period Furniture Our experts m furniture craftsmanship can make such furniture m many styles and many periods to your order. We also undertake I REPOLISHING REUPHOLSTERLNG I RECOVERING All this work is executed by our skilled craftsmen81 words
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Article, Illustration582 1957-08-18 8 jyEARLY half a century ago a young composer met a dancer and master-choreographer, and together they shook the artistic world to its foundations by creating the most revolutionary, yet most perfect, marriage of music and movement. Their names were Igor Stravinsky and Serge Diaghilev. With "Firebird," "Petrouchka" and582 words
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Article461 1957-08-18 8 VICTOR DOGGETT - VICTOR DOGGETT New Records Reviewed By LISZT. Dante Symphony. The Colonee Orchestra (Paris) cond. George Sebastian. Nixa ULP 9103. (12-inch) THIS vehement and gripping sound-picture of Dante's "Divine Comedy" is now just a hundred years old. Liszt's original intention was to write three movements corresponding to the three461 words
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Article, Illustration345 1957-08-18 8 Esoteric - Esoteric hnj,bn GRAND ENCOUNTERTwo Degrees East Three Degrees West. Pacific Jazi Nominally, the nucleus of the featured quintet here consists of personnel drawn from two of the most potent forces upon the current scene. The Chicko Hamilton Quintet Is represented by Hamilton, drums, and Jim Hall, guitar, the Modern345 words
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Advertisement454 1957-08-18 8 ANGLO-FRENCH TRADING CO., LTD. Tfit 3 3923 6 *****/4 112/6 Robinson Road THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE NORTH AMERICAN SERVICI To Halifax, Montreal, Boston, New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia O Calf Ports S'poro P. Sham Ponang ANTILOCHUS 25/28 Aug 29 Aug 30 Aug POLYOORUS VIS Oct 16 O«» 17/1* Oct Carrier* <454 words
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Advertisement499 1957-08-18 8 [AST ASIATIC LINES OUTWARDS Soilings for Bangkok and/or For Eatt *i Q I Penang P.S'hom "MEONIA" 19/22 Aug 23/24 A ug ..JJ Bangkok only. *M I "SARGODHA" 25/26 Aug 27/28 Au 9 29 I "SIENA" 3, S HOMEWARDS Soilings for Aden, Port Said, Genoo a I Rotterdam, Hamburg, Copenhagen, Gothenburg,499 words
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Miscellaneous164 1957-08-18 8 (f HE TOP TWENTY) 11 YES, TONIGHT JOSEPHINE AC i 0*1""*? R 12 TRAIN TO SAN FERNANDO —Johnny Duncan 12 BUTTERFINGERS S —Tommy Steele ]4 WH|TE SPORT COAT— King Brothers WITH ALL MY HEART Petula Clark 16 AROUI^ D o jrD S WUKLU— W n when7 9 fall m LOVE—164 words
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Article, Illustration343 1957-08-18 9 I F you like your music sweet and soft, then Pat Boone h °s just the right key, and m his film debut m BERNARDINE you'll have three hit tunes for a P I c a sant evening's entertainment. This Century- Fox CinemaScope Deluxe Color comedy makes no pretence343 words
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Article, Illustration108 1957-08-18 9 A STARK and savage drama about the aftermath of Appomatox filled with the tensions, passions and 2 violence of the period following the end of the Civil 2 War, is vividly relived m United Artists' DRANGO. "Drango" is the name of a Union army major whose108 words
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Article, Illustration308 1957-08-18 9 Revenge of Pontianak 'THE weird, spine-chill-ing cackle of the Pontianak, the Malayan vampire a beautiful Malay girl who transforms herself into a blood-sucking demon will again be heard when Keris Film Productions release their sequel to the box office record breaker "Pontianak" during the Merdeka celebrations. "Revenge of the Pontianak"308 words
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Advertisement405 1957-08-18 9 hiiaShawthfitDj it it/it $tM >A<\w ffi !#^7l H![*lYilkL^^ rifON E ***** I I 11.1.45.4,6.30 9.30 MARA (ORDAY MX UASON NEVIUI ItAKD fSHjS Sews: LORD ALTRINCIIAM INTERVIEWED® HIS CRITICISM OF H.M. THE QUEEN. ffi |l!iv .!•>■. "If WANTED MEN" Tech. j fo>^ *i A ilk L^P PHONE ***** "^11.1.45, 4, 6.30405 words
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Advertisement413 1957-08-18 9 w^ =^c LAST 2 DAYS/ -X CATHAY I »a«n. -1.45 -4.15 -6.45 -X L^^ and 9.15 p.m. «^C -k iiiiilKmntiiHni» <3 HI I^ M m 1 SMM'ftM'l J a# 9.75 p.m. Show -.•.wwvww*' "J "7^ 5 ••»LRPRISE n OItTS AT SPECIAL "THIS COULD J( J BE THE NIGHT" AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION413 words
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Miscellaneous254 1957-08-18 9 YOUR MOVIE GUIDE its Breat To Be Young Again! GRAMMAR school larks can be your best week- i 1 end entertainment, and this British production with i John Mills heading a hero- i worshipping flock of stu- dents is just it. Dingle the music teacher goes be-bop during recess, but254 words
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611 1957-08-18 10 PETER WONG - CIVILIANS BEAT RELAY RECORD And The Services PETER WONG Kesavan Runs His Fastest Furlong By SINGAPORE Civilians, giving a preview of performances to expect at the coming Merdeka athletic meet m Kuala Lumpur, kept off the strong challenge from the Colony Services to win their annual meet by 181 points611 words
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Article187 1957-08-18 10 Services Remain Unbeaten SEREMBAN, Sat.—Singapore Combined Services maintained their unbeaten record m the South Zone of the HMS Malaya Cup football competition when they beat Negri Sembilan 3-1 m their last match on the station padang here today. Singapore Services made the most of their chances to take a 2-1187 words
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Article70 1957-08-18 10 IPOH, Sat. A solitary goal headed m early mi n the second half by Ah Wah gave Penang a lucky one-nil victory over Perak m the Malaya Cup football match played here on the Chinese Assembly hall ground today. The game, m aid of the Perak Players Benevolent70 words
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Article62 1957-08-18 10 Results of the Royal Singapore Golf Club. "C" Division Medal Stableford completition played yesterday were: Winner: K. A. Anderson, 37i pts. Other Cards: A.J. Masterton, 36|, Col J. W. Whitmarsh Knight 35i, W. J. M. Warden, 35i Ball Sweep: Ist Nine: A. J. Masterton 1962 words
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175 1957-08-18 10 Lafir Mystery Ends: The Ceylonese Fly In THE long-delayed Ceylon cricket tourists, flying- m at last early this morning, will take the field against Singapore 1 at 11 a.m. today. Originally the match wa s to be played yesterday and today, but due 1 to their late arrival, they 1175 words
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120 1957-08-18 10 RAF Changi Win Division Two Title ROYAL Air Force. Changi became the SAFA's Division two champions, trouncing Darul Afiah by six goals to nil at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Darul Afiah, division 2A champions, had tied with R.A.F. Changi, 4 B' for the title. Yesterday, they had it out for120 words
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169 1957-08-18 10 LONDON, Aug. 17, (AP)— Surrey, the wonder side of English cricket, last night clinched the county championship for the sixth successive year. In a dramatic race against the clock at Weston-Super-mare, they beat Somerset by three wickets with eight minutes to spare after being169 words
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Article39 1957-08-18 10 RAIN forced Promoter Little Nene to postpone last night's boxing at the Great World stadium. Korean Kirn Xi Song will fight Tiger Hassan m Nene's main event on Saturday, Aug. 24 at the same venue.39 words
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Article, Illustration263 1957-08-18 10 HUGH RILEY, former Brit 1 Games flyweight boxin" I 1950, who has fought a ii hai »J and the United States ZJ*[ to the Singapore boSnr a<^l week. The 26-year-old Scotsman present fighting bandits n > trade punches with Sinir-in S bantamweight, Don R I Great World arena on263 words
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405 1957-08-18 10 Three New Records at SASA 's Junior Championships THREE records were broken and one equalled at the Singapore Amateur Swimming A s sociation's Junior championships at the Chinese Swimming Club yesterday. The new records were by S. Trundle m the 50m breast stroke for girls under 14; Chong See Man405 words
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279 1957-08-18 10 TOKYO, Aug. 17— The All-Japan Amateur Swimming Association will select its water-polo team to represent Japan m the Third Asian Games before October. This was disclosed yesterday by Mr. Masamitsu Takasaki, who was a member of the Japanese degelation to the World279 words
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Advertisement576 1957-08-18 10 •fcyfl BBBBBBSW J3E B^ I always a winner, completes the meal BRANCHES" PENANC i K. LUMPUR PORT SWETTENHAM IPOH TELUK ANSON KOTA BHAR4J MALACCA TUMPAT KUALA TRENCCANU KUANTAN KUCHINC (SARAWAK) Let Air India International luxurious com- j I cinating cities IJ I R° me > Geneva, Nl»3 |J^S^^:f Men Restore576 words
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Advertisement168 1957-08-18 10 uJV w —^ITnT M J i VX J-Hi'lHA WlNgmS|g|l SOCIPL 6 UIELFQRE SERVICES^ -<^ »<"*?g MiKTiD on skculiv max nmi with mrne-Ms. AT THE FIRST SIGN OF A COLD OR SORE THROAT LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC- 4-1 WHATEVER ELSE YOU DO, gargle Listerine Antiseptic fd ot the first hint of o sneeze,168 words
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Miscellaneous32 1957-08-18 10 Today's Sport CRICKET: Singapore vs. Ceylon at SCC padang 11 a.m. S.C.C. vs. Nee Soon at Nee Soon ground. ATHLETICS: Singapore Cold Storage athletic meet at Fraser and Neave around 2.30 p.m.32 words
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2457 1957-08-18 11 WINDSOR LAD - WINDSOR LAD By 1 Pays $39 For Short head Win In The Stayers Race BIG SWEEP TOTAL P00L—5222,750 Ist Prize: *****7 ($60,142) 2nd Prize: *****5 ($30,071) 3rd Prize: *****7 ($15,035) Starters ($1,366 each): Nos. *****:), *****1, *****7, *****7, *****8, *****5, *****4, *****9, *****2, *****0,2,457 words
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Article, Illustration55 1957-08-18 11 Standardpic by 1.-V.-.V Olympic runner. Lee Kah Fook of Kuala Lumen athlete m the First Malayan Shell clhletic meet between Singapore PenLumpur on the Victoria Institution Road, Kuala Lumpur recently. Kah Fook the jive events he took part m, receives the I P. Bruce, wife of the manaaer of ShellYong Poh Seong - 55 words
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Article117 1957-08-18 11 SBuvGOR Rugby Union bpfj its campaign to ■to into the sport by .JBrcinutth at the Mer- :im. Kuala Lura- twday, Sept. 21. :r>t Rugby 9r m. and will floodlights. I c invited. I laurice lead on c team, I -ill be skipper- who led M^Ll_ v:fl<^ry m the I117 words
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85 1957-08-18 11 HOUSTON. Tedasjn. Aug. 17, (Reuter) Miss Pauia Myers, 22-year-old diving star from Los Angeles, yesterday equalled the record of Olympic Champion Mrs. Pat McCormick by completing a clean sweep cf five indoor and outdoor titles m the American Women's swimming and diving championships here.85 words
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Article301 1957-08-18 11 IPOH, Sat. The Perak Turf Club Sports Club, with several State players m their ranks are well placed to win the Brander Shield League. The> have a 100 per cent record having won all their §tx matches with comparative ease. One of their two301 words
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Article, Illustration237 1957-08-18 11 K. Lumpur— Last Day, Sat. Aug. 17, 1957. Going— Good. Race Horse Dividend ime Distances Mont Blot II (3) 900 Ra .?f .2 F urs Turn C To <7> 8.01 Posner i Kni, 55 B€C Cl. 4, Dlv. 1. Muni U'Or (2) 8 11 lieyer Neck237 words
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128 1957-08-18 11 Justice Neal Gives $50 Towards Fund IPOH, Sat. Mr Justice M. G. Neal of Kota Bahru. Kelantan, today joined a list of donors from all walks of life when he contributed $50 towards the Perak Footballers' Fund, which now stands at $6,736. Justice Neal. an ardent soccer fan, was a128 words
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Article19 1957-08-18 11 SOCCER: Seremban vi. Malacca, HMS Malaya Cup at Princes Road Stadium; BADMINTON: SBA championship at Badminton Hall;19 words
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Advertisement61 1957-08-18 11 Bring your shaving Bp£§j •••with a modern J^L/««/ Gillette Razor f Razors too grow old They get knocked and dropped and then your shaving suffers. Smart men bring their shaving up-to-date with a modern Gillette quick-action razor. A Gillette razor used shave with i ri vv ILIJ twist! f\ a61 words
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Advertisement32 1957-08-18 11 j non-stop 1 I to HONG KONG 1 A g '•> CATHAY PACIFIC I Console: Malayan Airway Ha. Ocean Building. Singapore. Tel. 27M1 I The Borneo Co Ltd.. B. N. Borneo Sir.w.k. 932 words
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Article, Illustration1009 1957-08-18 12 THE STADIUM the PRIDE OF MALAYA Making History, Tunhu Didn't Forget Sport Bala Chandran On Malaya's Greatest Sports Achievement THE FEDERATION'S sports loving Chief Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, once made a promise to the country's sportsmen and fans. It was so long ago, many don't even remember it but the1,009 words
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Article92 1957-08-18 12 IPOH, Sat.— Harold Jansz, Perak s pre-war Malaya Cup soccer star, who also represented the stale at cricket and hockey Is to wed Miss Zena Thomasz, supervisor, Teacher Training, Perak. The bride-to-be, daughter of Mr. and Nrrs. H. M. Thomasz of Penan g, is also a92 words
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508 1957-08-18 12 P.C.R.C. Are Set For A Soccer Double IPOH, Saturday— The Perak Chinese Recreation Club is well set for a soccer double. The Recs' second team has already annexed the division two title while the first team need only a draw m their last fame against Ramblers, the defending champions. (.JP^e508 words
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Article, Illustration519 1957-08-18 12 Jeffery James - Hats And Mr. P. Jef fery James Junior Says L___ I IT SEEMS that everybody I meet is lifting his hat off to the Ministry of Education and the members of the Combined Schools Sports Council and Mr. P. Suppiah, the hard-work-ing treasurer of the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association was519 words
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Article346 1957-08-18 12 IN REPLY to my criticisms of the Malayan Hockey Federation, the Acting President, Mr. A. Durairatna.ni, has given a very elaborate account of why India and Pakistan are not coming for the Merdeka Games at Kuala Lumpur. No one doubts the sincerity and the truth346 words
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Advertisement377 1957-08-18 12 FUJI FILM FOR PRIZE-WINNING PICTURE I SAVE YOUR FUJI BO*! H and trade them m for valuable Q I i 3 From now until 31st December, 1957, Tith I 1 Fuji film boxes m .exchange for cameras f .1 I- etc Whether you buy Fuji film* n J 8 620,377 words
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Article, Illustration2218 1957-08-18 13 R. Thurston Hopkins - DEAD MAN'S WALK R. Thurston Hopkins By. J. In I I i j^aMMffl^Vi-y...^ i&^SI ""^laftfej NjSk.^s&**. \4Jkm.%!<^%XP^' :^'<':siSir^ v ifTi' i m^ r .________\_t l ,_^_m_WT' ,_i_m_tim^imim^m ,i< i^m^Kr »,^v.-:%<aAyi^ J ■^aißJ'^^Sj^^^^^^^^^^K Wf J^v^^ > ??|H B^^^Bi^Bt 'S..A M^^ff :^?M^» MM iT^^TOIL^TC^ <' Jv:W -iv^^k i^^^F 'sid^S^^^l Siß i m^m.^2,218 words
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Article, Illustration229 1957-08-18 13 Gave Up vwwvwwwvwvvvi Basketball /vvwwwvvwvvvvwx For Film (VWVVW1 V Fame *^C THE beautiful, red-hair-ed Ljubica Otasevic, 23, must be about the luckiest basketball player m the whole of her native Yugoslavia She came over on a short visit to England and last week sauntered away with theMirror - 229 words
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Advertisement46 1957-08-18 13 EL EFUNKEN /^k KADIO l J?in^^ with I yFjff system I oRL!3 FA MOUS GERMAN MAKE 1 guide to the ntelligent leer drinker beer is fresh Leer. P.beer reaches you freshly bottle^ ll MS matured m the cellars Wcr specially controlled conditions. ■8" Beer is hrowed46 words
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Advertisement63 1957-08-18 13 World's The UNDERWOOD Universal portable typewriter. An ideal personal machine tor the entire family. Geo. Wehry ft Co. (M) ltd. UNDERWOOD Business Machine Dcpt FOR REALLY RAPID RELIEF FROM ACIDITY AND HEARTBURN I ALWAYS TAKE PHILLIPS MILK OF MAGNESIA TABLETS THEY TASTE H!t^^Sl LIKE CANDY I H^UP$" THEY'LL MAKE YOU63 words
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Article, Illustration347 1957-08-18 14 PATRICIA BOXALL - A THIGH FOR GUY PATRICIA BOXALL By rpEcNAGERS are being tattooed with the names of their favourite heart-throbs and pin-ups. It's their way of showing devotion to their No. 1 pop singer, film star, or cover girl. Tattooists throughout Britain say that hundreds of youngsters have been bitten by the347 words
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Article99 1957-08-18 14 Denis' Dunn - PUNCHES in PRINT Denis' Dunn E3 VV/E read that recently two American convicts in Scotland were allowed out on parole to drink at a firstclass hotel. IT WAS PROBABLY A PRISON WITHOUT BARS. QUOTE from fashion article: "If you've any bunny fur around the house make yourself an ear-warm-ing hood99 words
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495 1957-08-18 14 JOHN WALTERS - INDIA'S TAX MEN WILL PROBE HAREM SECRETS JOHN WALTERS From 'pAX officials are preparing to invade the secrecy of the harems of the world's richest man, the Nizam of Hyderabad, m a great drive to assess the jewel wealth of India's once fabulous maharajahs. Officials are already here m Hyderabad495 words
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Article, Illustration356 1957-08-18 14 UNKNOWN - UNKNOWN I Top men thin on top A By v um^uuv,J TS your mother to blame if you go bald? Does lack of locks *inn I getting on? Slop you M Three hundred wise heads were put together to answer these questions last week.356 words
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Article, Illustration269 1957-08-18 14 jyjORE and more passengers on the Queen Mary and other luxury liners are barking: their way across the Atlantic to earn Britain dollars. These are Britain's most aristocratic and well-bred pedigree cogs, who are m demand throughout the world. In 1956, 4,300 British dogs were exported. So269 words
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Article48 1957-08-18 14 Who discovered iln hoi? 'THE word itself b| x Arabic origin, h experts do not agree alcohol was discovert by the Arabs. It was prj bably identified by Itil chemists m about tl 9th century, thoufh: was known as onecfli ingredients of wine log before that.48 words
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Advertisement168 1957-08-18 14 x '^''"(Umß^''' v aE& '&ffi tS^KKKBf'' *^^^HBF' y ■'vrggggSsKxiy '^9^^H^ ''wy.- ny^ .■■■■.■■•tJsfiSß" What thoughts lie behind these bright, intelligent, little faces? If they could speak JuliCt Chon mb perhaps their conversation would go something like this: m£h*. Malacca «p "Look at my bright eyes" says Shamsuddin. 4 There are168 words
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Article, Illustration419 1957-08-18 15 Spots, Stripes Checks STYLES TO SLIT YOUR FIGURE CUSHIONS m printed fabrics come and go, I but those old favourites, spots, stripes nC j checks seem to go on for ever. No matter Lw novel a design may be, whether it's based ancien t Aztec decoration, or modern ktroct "dcodlings",419 words
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Article, Illustration215 1957-08-18 15 JF your husband or jy boyfriend sends you k^ shopping for shirts, then k~ pay a visit to the Globe Silk Store, at 55 and 57, j, Hutu Road, where you are sure to find something to suit their taste, whether it's conventional or bizarre. This215 words
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Article, Illustration113 1957-08-18 15 Women -In Standard Sizes §EEN at Browns Hotel, London, are four women who measure up to the new standard sizes recommended m the new official report entitled "Women's Measurements and Sizes" published last week on behalf of the clothing industry. They are (left to right) "Miss Tall," Miss June McAfee,Associated Press - 113 words
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Advertisement21 1957-08-18 15 y* "3F jE- KNIGHTS CASTILE leaves Its v "^^^^^b. smooth, fresh and wonderfully luxurious Knvgfhts Castile^ »k, 9EN 58 />t^ Mns *//*/>/**>•21 words
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Advertisement595 1957-08-18 15 Beautiful Yang Kuei-Fei ftvssv'rte concubine of the Emperor Ming Huang ol the Tans Dynatty Pv-. "<^sl o«d to dante »o» Kirn «n emerald green F"j ~7] K~] l^l disk at (he Palace o» Eternal Youth. Eventually I \X\ /~\l I the killed Kef*eH to ttos a smfiny wkks I I595 words
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Article, Illustration1137 1957-08-18 16 New Community Centre For Chinatown PAST HEADWAY IS BEING MADE THESE DAYS ON CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW, FOUR-STOREY COMMUNITY CENTRE IN THE HEART OF NEW YORK'S BUSTLING "CHINATOWN." I Credit the Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association with the idea. The Association has raised $2,250,000 to pay for the costs of construction.1,137 words
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Advertisement305 1957-08-18 16 57/21 75/MC-0 y L^aW FLY ROUND THE WORLDUSING YOUR BASIC TRAVEL ALLOWANCE TO VISIT THE U.S.A. ON THE WAY From Singapore to San Francisco either north-about by 8.0.A.C to Tokyo, thence by connecting airlines, or south-about by the Kangaroo Route to Sydney, thence by QANTAS Trans-Pacific "Connoisseur" from San Francisco305 words
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Advertisement83 1957-08-18 16 M a new touch i W for your bcautv F4MO? F^A M^j//-^os Feather Finish enssj aW /ft»? that y° ur makt 'i 4^^ //,^^P'- P«rfect at all times. f^ lr"s&' Nothing equals it f x// fZgf retouching it is b %%£r of fine Yanfley Powdtf fit j&y* and delicate cream.83 words
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Miscellaneous85 1957-08-18 16 I II I "I didn't call her a cat. All I said was, "If you have any 111 l l children, I hope you'll give me one of the kittens." "You're the best wife m the *W\ V^sd\ \i VcV i 1 1 world, and that's not just g^y v\85 words
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Miscellaneous360 1957-08-18 18 4 *_l IwNALSOFTOE6REATBEAUTy[ |HUK-HOWTHEYFU9SAMpA|CAROLA,WHap| I MARPA, OF EARTH, I T^^r^rMP 6^^ ki 1 kl^l\ 4 1/^ CONTEST, ON THE PLANET FURT WITH HIM! ANP HE i fcEJECTEPTHE I'M TOL 17 YOU ARE/ V C °C^%"^^*** II AM IUAII b MAONA! 1^ SMILES! HE WASKI-TEVBh/ EMPEROR— A PRINCESS, S^kkS?^J^. rXLI^ mm360 words
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Article, Illustration580 1957-08-18 21 fhe New Hillman Station Wagon (PLENTY OF ROOM 0 R PASSENGERS AS WELL AS LUGGAGE SMART AND USEFUL ■g siRPR ISING nvv much more room i° consequently, useL, one could obtain J, an rdinary s al^ n verted into a station on. Clever designS aod an580 words
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786 1957-08-18 21 10,500 M iles Of Bone Shaking In Round- Australia Rally M of the world's greatest motor rallies will begin to Melbourne on Aug. 21, lh a strong field of intertional drivers, more than m.OOO m prize money and arduous 10.500 mile ite around Australia, ire, which is resKed to stock786 words
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Article, Illustration15 1957-08-18 21 Company! 1 To a kyo. Two JapaTet drivers arc flying to Ajwtralia^ where15 words
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274 1957-08-18 22 BERYL OSTLERE - CHILDREN GET DRUNK FOR SCHOOL OUTINGS BERYL OSTLERE By fEENAGE terror is sweeping America. In the big cities young gangsters are showing the grown-up criminals how to be really brutal. Hold-ups, shootings, knifings and rapes are a daily occurrence m all the large towns. Kids of fourteen shrug it off274 words
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Advertisement315 1957-08-18 22 \W /i£t the torment of m f (^Jj i DDiriFl V V 1/igflJPWft^v^ You can end the misery V. •Ji rT of PRICKLY HEAT today At the first sign of irritation, Just apply a few drops of D.D.D. Prescription. You will be amazed at the instant relief you will experience315 words
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Miscellaneous17 1957-08-18 22 t\\\vv\vvv\\v\\\\\\v\v\\\\\\\v\v\v\\\\vw\vv\\w\v\\\%\v\v\\\\v\\\\\\\\\vv» "He's a bit of both actually. He's got his mother's face and his father's bad luck!"17 words
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Miscellaneous989 1957-08-18 22 .....YOUR WEEKj MARCH 21 APRIL 20 But large developments oc- stresses emotionan, /»tfq( Thi, is a very cur chiefl y m your P riv te th c st *rt of a vS*-AM (ARIES).— This is a very concern s These should give of advantages i successful week provided a lasting989 words
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BOOKS of the Week
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Article, Illustration1461 1957-08-18 23 Autobiographies Of Evelyn, Cecile 'Jackie' WOMAN PILOT THINGS WORTH WHILE by Evelyn Chees(HuUhinson of London. 330 pp. 215.) \r\\n OVER HAND, by Cecile De Banke dhinson of London. 260 pp. 215.) VoMAN PILOT, by "Jackte" Moesridge (MichI Joseph, London. 235 pp. 18s.) he three autobiographies of three m her 70's,1,461 words
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281 1957-08-18 23 SOME GENEROUS ADVICE BY A FRENCHMAN TO THE FAIR UNKNOWN, by Andre Maulois (The Bodley Head, London. 175 pp. 10s 6d.) M. MAUROIS, being witty, wise and generous with his advice, as well as a Frenchman who likes the ladies, writes a "fair unknown" (who may be you, madame) gentle281 words
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Advertisement52 1957-08-18 23 BEWARE! These are the signs of a cold H *AVY HEAD? RASPING SORE THROAT? «ikc r Hilsf s ed nMal P as »K« The 'Eumenthol' In Hudson's soothes f uam ln <l brc-uhe againJ inflamed lhro«U fast! f Guard against coughs, colds, sore throats and smoker's throat ftMOOUr FOUND? Hudson's52 words
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Advertisement186 1957-08-18 23 INDIGESTION|A^^J4^U£j -with this sparkling Ijlgjja HEALTH I/nll\|lv{ If your system does not eliminate food-wastes promptly and regularly, the whole routine of digestion may be slowed and disorganised. This is a common cause of indigestion and similar troubles. Take a glass of Andrews Liver Salt when your system is out-of-order. This186 words
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Miscellaneous58 1957-08-18 23 SAYINGS OF THE WEEK w/TC want our ambas>V sadors to be human people.— Mr. Dulles. Friendship is friendship, but we got to eat —Mr. Khrushchev. It is better to be dismissed from public service than to owe a precarious footing m to the pygmies who control the central organisations of58 words
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Miscellaneous72 1957-08-18 23 Inflation is an agent of the social revolution and has been employed, m part deliberately, to cut away economic privilege. Lord Elton. As chairman of a small committee responsible for a report on licensed houses under the British flag— in 1930.— letter to THE TIMES. We shall stop short, make72 words
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Article, Illustration1032 1957-08-18 24 G. W. YOUNG - Vice Vampire Preys On Honeymooners G. W. YOUNG \>l TAPE RECORDINGS OF BEDROOM TALKS /^\NE of London's "blue book" and film kings "almost a millionaire already," said a Scotland Yard detective is considering recording obscene books on tape. He has discussed plans with suppliers m the vice who now sell1,032 words
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Article, Illustration58 1957-08-18 24 BEAUTY WITH BRAINS pic. WHAT'S HER LINE? The professional one we mean. Well, 22-year-old Jill. Rondell is a Cardiff schoolmistress and here she is very much off duty. But even on holiday, Jill con teach you a thing or two. For she made this spotted bikini from a remnant.A AMirror - 58 words
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Advertisement78 1957-08-18 24 makes the difference It's the egg that give* Richard Hudnut Shampoo that creamily. dreamily rich lather to beauty -clean your hair right down to the roots! It's the egg, too, that supplies natural nourishment, keeping your hair vitally, yet manageably alive. (era Richard Hudnut (t^gL^ shampoo with. GjEffif Wm mJ'78 words
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Advertisement317 1957-08-18 24 Confident MotherhJ If you arc unable to feed baby there is no need to worry. Co-V^ 1 PH^ i j healthy growth. Cow Gate is doctor, for thdr own children bcCn Chosen for X 5 Royal B^ m recent years- sure proof that Cow *r H f^^K^W is food m317 words
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