Sunday Standard, 6 April 1958
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Title Section19 1958-04-06 1 SUNDAY STANDARD jw n /t n ghfh Vol. VIII. No. 277 SINGAPORE SUNDAY. APRIL 6. 1958. 1 20 eft.19 words
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Article, Illustration928 1958-04-06 1 The Big Blaze As Pictured From A Plane 10,000 FLEE AS HOMES ARE GUTTED Standard Staff Reporters FIRE swept through a village on the banks of the Kallang River m Singapore yesterday /«tn<dering 10,000 people homeless. When the fire was finally brought under control more than 2,500 homes mChan Swan Bee - 928 words
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Article205 1958-04-06 1 Leading US Paper NEW YORK, April 5, (Rputer).— The New York Times today applauded Malaya's Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, for being "refreshing and realistic" m his reply to 35 British Labour Members of Parliament, who demanded the withdrawal of British troops from Malaya. "A response205 words
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Article56 1958-04-06 1 SINGAPORE Police are looking for a hit-and-run driver who knocked down and killed a clerk, Palanappa Chettiar, 36. at 104 mile Bukit Timah Road, last night. An hour earlier, a labourer. S. P. Palanipnan was also, killed m a traffic accident at the junction of the56 words
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Article75 1958-04-06 1 A SIX- YEAR-OLD girl was involved In an accident with a car m which the Federation Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman and the Deputy Premier, Dato Abdul Razak, were travelling In Singapore yesterday afternoon. The accident occurred at the 14th mile, Changi Road. The girl. Yang75 words
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Article186 1958-04-06 1 ACCEPT ATOM CURB Mr. Khrushchev Tells The World BUDAPEST, April 5 (UP) Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev said yesterday that Russia is prepared to accept international control if that is the only way to get the U.S. and Britain to follow Russia suspending nuclear weapon tests. Mr. Khrushchev spoke before a186 words
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Article238 1958-04-06 1 ON APRIL 1 this year, Singapore's first free public library (Raffles) became a national institution by law. There will be no more subscriptions to pay, and the public have only to pay a deposit for the loan of books from the library. The deposit will be refunded when the238 words
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Advertisement167 1958-04-06 1 Always Ask For Puch WM m k yjlfc n wrxFm I vj, ■1 1 pWPMSiSiIIB Have You Seen fhe Puch WRSION FARES! 3 days from commence- ■'.<3ES^^^ rt of travel. Round trip fare only i*^VtV^- W'^'iT ,-i .■.'■•■•'■•Jii'<«Bt '.i: 3 out of 4 Dale Carnegie fraduates increase their incomes WHY?167 words
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Advertisement49 1958-04-06 1 INSIDE PAGE 2— Causeway Clamp In June PAGE 3— Another Aerial picture and story PAGE 4— Utilities Plan Hailed PAGE 9— Cambridge Wins Boat Race PAGE 11— All the Race Results PAGE 12— Hollywood Stabbing Drama PAGE 13— Nina Miles her love life PAGE— l4— William Drury's weekly feature49 words
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Advertisement139 1958-04-06 1 Ftemium pwdudi meet the tes+, Mobiloil«speaal and Mobilgas SPECIAL oro ncorl j^^ V 1958 THJ/ jL, Mobilgas A® n l/*rtl Economy tNSLANO MALAYA In Malaya and m i^b.lgas.V^l-^ i SYS iM^^nfe^ AUSTRALIA SOUTH AFRICA 13 countries the world over PHILIPPINES NORWAY the biggest motoring event FRANCE U.SA. of the year139 words
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Article185 1958-04-06 2 'Give Me Your Support' Says Ong THE Mayor of Singapore, Mr. Ong Eng Guan, yesterday appealed to all Opposition City Councillors to cooperate with him to enable hum to carry out his programme for reform and reorganization of the City Council. Commenting on an offer by Workers' Party President. Mr.185 words
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Article259 1958-04-06 2 Passes Or Vi s J Necessary For Federation Trip THE Federation Government will impose th expected clamp on free travel across the j Causeway m June, authoritative Government m Singapore told The Standard yesterday. Under a plan being now considered by the F tion, only259 words
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Article120 1958-04-06 2 Good Friday's Marble Fight AN 11-year-old boy was yesterday remanded ior two weeks by a Singapore Emergency Court after a tentative charge of murder was read out and explained to him. Ang Chin Hung was alleged to have murdered Chia Tiong Chia. also 11.120 words
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Article80 1958-04-06 2 PENANG. Sat. Ptnang imported O.lm.ftO ton* of copra valued at $3,943,932 from Celebes m January this year, the Economic Officer, Mr. H. Murphy, said today During the whole of last year. Penang did not import ccnra from ihe Celebes Also m January this year, a total80 words
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145 1958-04-06 2 SINGAPORE consumers yesterday complained that City Council's bill for their water, lights and gas, were now coming m "later and later" throwing their budget out of geai. One City resident told The Standard yesterday: "Ever since the PAP came into power m December,145 words
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Article, Illustration50 1958-04-06 2 AT the height of the blaze, at Lorong 3. Singapore Police threw a cordon round the area, to prevent villagers returning to their huts to salvage their This picture shows the victims of the fire looking on helplessly as their huts go up m smoke. StandardpicStandardpic - 50 words
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Article282 1958-04-06 2 SINGAPORE'S Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy, yesterday issued a warning that Singapore would not m future be able to depend on trade for its survival. Said Mr. Jumabhoy: "I have often said that we have prospered on trade. Now, we282 words
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Article, Illustration537 1958-04-06 2 CHAN SWAN BEE - CHAN SWAN BEE By TN the midst of leports of inter-planetary travels, Mrs. Rose Minnie of Singapore took off one February morning for the trip of her life. Mrs. Minnie. Qantas-BOAC Public and Passengers Relations Officer, was not Moon or Mars-bound537 words
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Article, Illustration44 1958-04-06 2 Pi\. CADET Officer Sulaiu bin Sujak of Sinsjaport the first Malayan ever win the Philip Sassm Memorial Prize at Royal Air Force Collq Cranwell, England won the award rerm when he was named t best all round cadet UPUP - 44 words
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Advertisement693 1958-04-06 2 ,>,-..n»iiitni iit.TmKaiii *»i c war TUITION CALYPSO; VIENNESE WALTZ; RUMBA starting 630 om 8/4/58 $10/- Complete Highly Qu' llf 'erJ Latm-American Teacher Lee's School of Dancing. 126 Sims Avenue. TYPEWRITING WITHOUT TEARS, Afternoons $3/-, Shorthand without Sighs, Cambridge English Maths., Commercial High School, 247A, |oo Chiat Road. Phone: *****. MISCELLANEOUS693 words
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Advertisement67 1958-04-06 2 NOTICE NOTICF OF REMOVAL NOTICE is hereby given that we have removed to No. 124-K, West Coast Road. Singapore, to which all communications should be directed to this new premises as from 28th day of March. 1958 HOCK THYE CO., 94 Hill Street. Singapore. l h jttij^l^l^r "DALI "ROBERTSON TyKRACORDfff67 words
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Article243 1958-04-06 3 'Delay Divorce' Kathis Are Told KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Selangor Religious Affairs Department is to be asked to instruct all Kathis to hold at least for 14 days any requests by Muslim couples for dissolution of their marriages. This reauest is to be made by the Selangor Branch of the243 words
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Article49 1958-04-06 3 KLANG. Sat.— The Selangor Special Branch has released some of the suspects arrested under the Emergency regulations at Kampong Tenah two days ago. The Standard learnt today. In the biggest "operation Smash Up" against the Malayan Communist terrorists m the area, the Special Branch arrested 36 people.49 words
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165 1958-04-06 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The Federation Scout Movement today presented its highest award, "Semangat Padi." to the world Chief Guide, Lady Baden-Powell, at a ceremony at the Scout Headquarters here this morning. Speaking after the presentation, "Lady B-P." as the chief guide is affectionately called the165 words
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Advertisement71 1958-04-06 3 A CUP OF ENERGY P^*^ 8 FOR BREAKFAST A cup of Ovaltme at breakfast will give you vital energy that I |n§S^Js|^W ks *s the whole day. It is both filling and nourishing, and children Specially love its flavour. Start each day with Ovaltine— h^t or cold-you can depend on71 words
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Advertisement270 1958-04-06 3 MY CONSTIPATION WRRIES ARE OVER MOMMY ALWAYS GIVES ME Milk of Magnesia Because it provides more complete relief than sinplepurpose laxatives, which have -^S^^"n^C^^^ n effect on the acid mdi K^ s §gfegSgE^3|lgl!§jA tion that usually accompanies constipation. For Milk of p^^ J f M4c Magnesia relieves both |I1 r270 words
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Article219 1958-04-06 4 Teachers' Party Ends In A Row Principal Slaps Down Junior A SINGAPORE school held a sports meeting last week and the teachers later threw a party to celebrate the victory of their respective teams. After beer was served at the party, this was what happened: A teacher became "rather boisterous."219 words
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Article90 1958-04-06 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— Six Federation Trade Attaches left here for Britain today to be "groomed" for trade-cum-diplomatic assignments. Until the arrival of Ambassadors fhey will act as Charge d'Affaires m the countries where they will be posted. The trade envoys will then be attached lor three90 words
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Article296 1958-04-06 4 FIFTY-ONE claims for inclusion into the Singapore District Councils electoral register will come up for public hearing before the Assistant Registration Officer at the Statistics Department on Tuesday between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Eighty claims will be heard on April 14 and 43 on296 words
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Article127 1958-04-06 4 GOVT. UTILITIES PLAN HAILED It's Move In The Right Direction, Say The People THE "Man-In The-Street" yesterday hailed Singapore Government's decision to establish a Public Utilities' Board to take over all public utilities at present controlled by the City Council. "It is necessary for Government to take a firm stand127 words
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Article, Illustration115 1958-04-06 4 ATTRACTIVE 18-year-old Miss Sybil Tan will compete for the Ideal Working Girl title at a Dance m aid of the Young Christian Workers Kat on g Building Fund at the Singapore Badminton Hall tonight. Prizes donated by leading Colony firms will be awarded to winners.swing - 115 words
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Article66 1958-04-06 4 YEO PENG YONG pleaded not guilty m a Singapore Emergency Court yesterday to a charge of attempting to extort $3 from Seoh Nan Choon by putting him m fear of injury at Clyde Terrace on March 30. The magistrate. Mr. T. S. Sinnathuray, allowed him66 words
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Article226 1958-04-06 4 IHK influx into Singapore of KPM ships released by the Indonesian Government continues with the arrival of 15 ships within the last 48 hours. The majority arrived from Tanjong Priok and Sourabrvya. Others came under their own steam or under tow from nearby Sumatran226 words
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Article69 1958-04-06 4 PENANG, Sat. A youth took to his heels when two police corporals approached him at a cinema m Maxwell Road He, however, fell down and was arrested, said Inspector Syed Jalaludin m the Magistrate's Court today. The youth, Abdul Ghani, was fined $100 when he69 words
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Article, Illustration86 1958-04-06 4 MEET the "Rudas Dancers" (from left) Jean Michelles, Eileen O'Connor, Cathay Taylor and Coral Hudson. The troupe arrived m Singapore yesterday by Qantas-BOAC from Melbourne for a short stay. They leave for Calcutta early next week on a singing and dancing contract with a86 words
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Advertisement331 1958-04-06 4 EAST ASIATIC L|l Penono pj.^ 1 "JUTLANDIA" 8/9 Apr 10/11 A I •BOGOTA- i:-,l "FALSTRIA- 23/25 Ap, 26/2 7 A I HOMEWARDS Soiling, tor Aden Port Sold 1 Rotterdom Homburg Bremen. Copenhogen. Gorh" 00 Si S'oor. P s Ho|> I "SELANDIA" "HAP, 4/15 Apr 1 Callt Havre JUTLANDIA 33 Ma331 words
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Advertisement29 1958-04-06 4 ArfhriliJj Rheumatism. ri^* n j0 < Sciatica like m n d'* t I( TV ,h« nr.t do... Jg^Zn^S m few days reta o>*\ \S These result*; et <J empty f-«^bJ29 words
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Miscellaneous552 1958-04-06 4 signal and news; 7.35 Breakfast V^B ■il Hllfil 9 I 1 WmmWWV 1 I ff J c\ub;» am. News headlines; 8.02 Bl Ilk IWE ILI pl W•l■lT j f 1 k ■*I 9M Breakfast club continued; 830 I*LM-M-mJ-m-RL^J±l±±-^M m-m~U-h^L±J± Ufa V^l Waltzing and marching; 11.30 Studio service: 12 noon Melody552 words
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Article, Illustration486 1958-04-06 5 Bo Peep - Bo Peep 4 IT LOOKS to us that certain Police canteen keener* fhn supply food to special constables on contract are wttins iw»J with "murder." re :3tions have been that these canteen charge an extra five purchases by constables because fcey are given credit. rther more,486 words
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Article, Illustration478 1958-04-06 5 J. LOUIS - THE FIRST CHURCH TO HAVE ELECTRONIC BELLS J. LOUIS By 'RCH of Our Lady of m Ophir Road, Sin■'iS the unique dis- of being the first >ni;rch m the whole ist Asia to have 1 a set of electronic mown as the Carillon cd Mary, BernaHr'u lzabe th and Agnes478 words
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110 1958-04-06 5 BUDAPEST.— There are about 200,000 gipsies m Hungary, the Hungarian News Agency reported yesterday. The agency was quoting Mrs. Maria Laszlo, secretary of the Gipsies' Union, said that although all racial laws introduced during the war against the gipsies have been abolished, prejudices against110 words
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Article, Illustration391 1958-04-06 5 Chua Kim Yew - Chua Kim Yew 10 Cents A Month Membership -A Pride To All Parents By PARENTS of Singapore's x first satellite town are happy because their children have a "wonderful" recreation place the Children's Corner-with-in the confines of the Queenstown. There the children learn the espirit391 words
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Article, Illustration789 1958-04-06 6 IN July 1928. when Katong was more easily accessible by boat than by car. Mr. R. A. Waddle came to Malaya to work m the Electricity Department of the Singapore Municipality. Next week, almost 30 years later, he sails for Britain on retirement. WhenUP - 789 words
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Article350 1958-04-06 6 VICTOR DOGGETT - VICTOR DOGGETT Reviewed by BACH. Two concertos: D minor for violin, oboe and strings; A minor for flute, violin, harpsichord and strings. Solisti di Zagreb cond. Antonio Janigro. Vanguard PVL 7031 (12-inch). The classifying of Bach's concertx grossi has always been a headache to musicologists. With the exception350 words
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Article, Illustration875 1958-04-06 6 TV TALNUTRITION is an all too frequently heard cry from countries who find that they do not have enough food to feed their rapidly growing populations. For this reason perhaps, most people think of malnutrition as something akin to starvation, and something which happens875 words
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Advertisement107 1958-04-06 6 To ensure GOOD RESULTS, always use M'Dougalls SEtF R A I SING Fto U R Hermetically sealed tins _^^^^^S^fe-^ make certain that McDougall's Flour reaches pt!!!^^^^^/ you m a perfect condition: sd It is factory fresh. Ready I*.. r^| for immediate use, it does not require the addition E&hm^ of107 words
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Miscellaneous176 1958-04-06 6 I (Britain's b«*t selling 7AT THE HOP I records last week). Danny and the I IMA C I C MO- juniors I MENTS Perry gLA DEE DAH I Como (ackie Dennis I 2D O N T-Elvit 9 MAYBE BAB Y 1 Presley Crickets I 3 THE STORY OF vo U176 words
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685 1958-04-06 7 u«0$c£ uri4 - u«0$c£uri4&$ F-*" n M [JAVIXG heard so much, lor so long about 45, fon.and Place, I decided 1 have to have a at it before departr Malaya. So *ith the permission Malaya's gentle and thoughtful High Commis«*r, Tunku Ya'acob, It a arranged. When I685 words
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395 1958-04-06 7 RAY HILL - HOW DAM AG ING IS THIS GOSSIP TODAY? ASKS A JUDGE RAY HILL By XJOW much damage i» J done NOWADAYS by saying a man and woman J have been intimate before X marriage? A judge put that question to a jury yesterJ day. The judge, Mr. Justice t Devlin,395 words
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Article, Illustration1258 1958-04-06 7 Robbers Get Away With 150,000 One-Cent Pieces AGJVES BRACK MAX reporting from New York NEW YORK LIKE SINGAPORE NO DOUBT— is still shocked and is still talking about the sudden, tragic death of the wonderous MIKE TODD. He never quite stopped talking about his whirlwind trip through Singapore and theMirrorpic - 1,258 words
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Miscellaneous69 1958-04-06 7 \^S9lU£f Artb <^7 *oirglit foo said vomen \T"y rL-^V^ •ww^ allowed m tbts dab L** m fn. a(s roller imo//, buf If f i^ Josf ffc 'o^ parking' 1^ (^s^l P l^^)^ I <f<aft chtok he op» j§>; >m kA(L 5w J pnirn o# en« standing »Q tl W' 569 words
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Article, Illustration318 1958-04-06 8 STEVE NEOH - STEVE NEOH says TN Warners' new release, A FACE IN THE CROWD, we have a new type of film entertainment which can neither be described as comedy nor drama, for it starts with laughs and ends on a crescendo of horror. But the finale of this two-hour318 words
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Article318 1958-04-06 8 gIXTY-THREE years ago, Captain Alfred Dreyfus, a naturalized Jew m the French Army, was falsely accused of treason by his fellow officers and then publicly cashiered. To be sure that the court martial convict the innocent man, the Army produced false evidence, with the result Dreyfus318 words
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Article, Illustration183 1958-04-06 8 For a hearty bit of aristocratic humour, MY M/KIS GODFREY has just the dose, and David ISiven is as funny as before and as meticulous as the Mr, Fogg who by now must have been known already to many here. This is the modern version of Eric183 words
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Article161 1958-04-06 8 THE Moscow Bolshoi Theatre Ballet made a tremendous hit m London last year ivhen the Western World was given the opportunity to see RUSSIAN BALLET, so often referred to as the hallmark of excellence m this field of entertainment. So great was the success that a film of161 words
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Advertisement620 1958-04-06 8 :|s|7npjjr|^ S NOW SHOWING! J f^UUjafe»^i« M OaiiY^M«P Prices: $4.50 $:j.(mj j, I k WILLIAM HOLDEN ALKU GUINNESS J\( X n\v Nhl iSaSSftSSS "The Bridge on the River KwaT 'J C NO FREE LISTS ($l5O bookings for current *.imw« only) f Today 845 a.m "JAPANESE I'IRCUS" (Mandarin) -1 9 a.m.620 words
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Article302 1958-04-06 9 I Workouts Today Before ffeeting Colony Stars fn iho PeTT h as arranged for the visiting athletes at at 4%n eqUeSt a w orkout today at 4.30 p.m. at Farrer Park The Americans have also requested one change m Monday's friendly athletic meeUng w fen USA302 words
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Article542 1958-04-06 9 LAC Noade put the Battle of British boxing trophy Sin-gapore-way when he scored a points decision m the last fight of the RAF Changi versus Ceylon at the RAF Staging Post, Katunayake, m Ceylon this week. Singapore boxers won the trophy by 11 points to ten.542 words
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Article, Illustration52 1958-04-06 9 A FEW seconds after this furious attack by Asian Games prospect, Austin Dunsford, he went down and out to a left cross by his opponent, R. Rajoo. m the first round of the featherweight semi-final at the Singapore open boxing championships at the Great World on52 words
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Article109 1958-04-06 9 SINGAPORE Cricket Club beat Dockyard by 55 runs m a friendly cricket match on the padang yesterday. Bowlers had a good day with Reader taking six wickets for 18, Smith five for 8 and Purcell five for 23. SCC. 96. (Purcell 23, Reader six for 18).109 words
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337 1958-04-06 9 HATTRICKS BY FOUR IN EASTER MATCHES LONDON, April 4, (Reuler). Wolverhampton Wanderers had their lead at the top of the English first division cut by two points through Preston's 2-0 win against Blackpool at the start of the over-crowded Easter soccer programme today. But with337 words
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Article336 1958-04-06 9 LONDON, April 5, (Reuter) Cambridge won the inter-Varsity boat race over four and a quarter miles of the Thames today beating Oxford by three and a half lengths m the fast time of 18 minutes 15 seconds. Cambridge, th e favourites ior the race, won336 words
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Article102 1958-04-06 9 SEREMBAN, Sat: Selangor ended the day m a formidable position m their opening cricket match of the season against Negri Sembilan which began on the Negri Club Padang today Selangor were all out for 250 runs, to which Negri replied with 88 for seven wickets,102 words
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Article102 1958-04-06 9 BANGKOK. April 5. (Reuter) A Thai Olympic Committee today decided to send a contingent of 60 to the Asian Games m Tokyo next month. The strength of the teams will be: Shooting five, one official, tennis four one official, basketball 14. two officials, badminton six, one102 words
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Advertisement178 1958-04-06 9 il FAMOUS RICH IN VITAMIN "B" Jf^ ESSENTIAL TO ROBUST HEALTH Vitamin B stimulates the appetite, improves the digestion and guards against diseases o£ I"*' k f J X^O^ fs^SJmWL. the nerves and skin. MARMITE is a concentrated extract obtained from yeast (an excellent GV*^ l V f source of178 words
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Article693 1958-04-06 10 KEN JALLEH - A-GAMES FEVER HITS MALAYA KEN JALLEH frankly $peaking\ THE ASIAIS Games fever stceeping through Singapore and Malaya at the moment appears to be affecting different people m different ways. No one is immune to the "bug' not officials of controlling bodies, or even newspaper scribes. Some go delirious with the693 words
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Article273 1958-04-06 10 Pakistanis FA Coach For Fed. KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Pakistan National Football team will play two matches m the Federal Capital on May 13 and 15. This was revealed by Mr. Kwok Ah Keng, secretary of the Football Association of Malaya. Mr. Kwok told The Standard today that the Pakistan273 words
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Article50 1958-04-06 10 Changi 157-4 Rain Fell AFTER RAF Changi had scored 157 lor lour wickets declared, and Young Men's Buddhists Association had lost a wicket for no runs, rain forced this friendly cricket match to be abandoned at Balestier Road yesterday. Florence 61. Drury 43 and Whiting 21 were Changi's big hitters.50 words
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242 1958-04-06 10 Eagan Confident Of Building Up Strong Games Team SINGAPORE Hockey Association's twenty four Asian Games prospects, now undergoing: training with the former British Olympic player, Dennis Eagan, are making great strides. The four-day week trainIng is fully attended, and the programme is well according to schedule. Many of the trainees242 words
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Article44 1958-04-06 10 LOS ANGELES, Apr. 5 (Reuter) Hogan Bassey. of Nigeria, who retained his world featherweight boxing crown here on Tuesday by beating Mexico's Ricardo Moreno, may defend his title here again m a few months time against Davey Moore, of the United States.44 words
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Article390 1958-04-06 10 English Soccer Results LEAGUE I Arsenal versus Nottingham Forest postponed ground waterlogged. Aston V. 2. West Bromwich 1. Blackpool 3, Newcastle U. 2. Bolton W. 0, Manchester C. 2. Everton 3, Tottenham 4. Leeds U. 2. Sheffield Wed. 2. Leicester C. 5, Burnley 3. Luton Town 0, Chelsea 2. Manchester390 words
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Article52 1958-04-06 10 Gavilan Tames Tiger PHILADELPHIA, Apr. 5 (Reuter). Kid Gavilan of Cuba, former welterweight boxing champion of the world, won a split decision over Ralph (Tiger) Jones m a 10-round bout here last night. The referee scored for Jones 46-44 but the two judges favoured Gavilan one scoring 47-44 and the52 words
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Article43 1958-04-06 10 Indians Chinese Win KUALA LUMPUR Sat. Malayan Indians beat Malayan Eurasians 6-1 m the soccer carnival at the Merdeka Stadium here today. Half time score was 4-1. In the second match, Malayan Chinese trounced Malayan Services 9-4. after leading 7-3 at the interval.43 words
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Article, Illustration61 1958-04-06 10 picture. AINTREE: Over they go the first major hazard in the Grand National on March 29 Beecher's Brook, which was the downfall of several of the horses on slippery going. A crowd of 200,000 watched 'Mr. What' the winner (picture right) ridden by Freeman, forUnited Press - 61 words
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Article, Illustration518 1958-04-06 10 SURELY HES THE FOOTBALLER OF THE YEM by Jack Peart 1 ONDON, Sat.— SHEER Bunkum! That's my answer to those misguided folk who persist m the fallacy that an athlete over thirty is necessarily on the slide. That fabulous fighter, thirty-seven-year-old Sugar Ray Robinson, battered Carmen518 words
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Article30 1958-04-06 10 TIXSLEY GREEN. Sussex. April 5 (Reuter). Forty-year-old factory worker Len Smith yesterday won the British individual Marbles championship at the annual Good Friday contest outside the Greyhound Inn here.30 words
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114 1958-04-06 10 Banana Boat Ride For West Indians PORT ANTONIO, Jamaica. April 5, (Reuter).— F:V West Indies cricketers, including world record Test batsman Garfiejd Sobers, leit here for Britain today aboard a banana boat, the S. S. Camito. Four of the five: Sobers, Collie Smith, Conrad Hunte and Roy Gilchrist— will play114 words
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167 1958-04-06 10 rv. nnjuu inaroour Jooard Sports Club) who knocked out Austin Dunsford on Friday, was last night outpointed by Woo Beng Hung (Prison Sports Club) m the feather-weight final of the Singapore Open Boxing championships at the Great World. The boxers provided the most167 words
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Article23 1958-04-06 10 IPOH, Sat. The Perak Cricket Season will officially start tomorrow when the President's XI meets the Vice-Pre-sident's side on the padang.23 words
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Article63 1958-04-06 10 BANGKOK, April 5, (Reuter) The English language newspaper Bangkok Post has suggested Thai badminton enthusiasts subscribe to send the Thomas Cup team on a tour of neighbouring countries to better the team's chances against America next month. Thailand last month won the Asian Zone finals against Pakistan63 words
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Article95 1958-04-06 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Seventy-five motorists took off on schedule at one minute interval from the Municipal Depot at Cheras Road here on the first leg: of the journey from Kuala Lumpur to Ipoh m the Mobilgas Economy Run today. Conditions were ideal as the starter sent them on their95 words
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Advertisement43 1958-04-06 10 t world famous family of IGER medicinal products .••v.\ v. y .■/.■■■>.-.-X-. i i :^:;Xv.;:y:-: '''■v%.:.w;wiwhffl mj--yCTWROKCTMfifIgBM CHINKAWHITE This invaluable Wind Mixture is on excellent remedy for Stomach Pains, Constipation, Indigestion, Acidity, Heartburn, Loss of Appetite. ENG AUN TONG THE TIGER MEDICAL HALL43 words
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Miscellaneous117 1958-04-06 10 KUALA LUMPUR SOCCER CarnivalMalayan Services vs. Malayan Eurasians 5.15 n.m. Malayan Chinese vs. Malayan Indians at 6.45 p.m. Merdeka Stadium Friendly Singapore Mercantile Bank vs. Selangor Rangers Princes Road SWI M M ING Carnival mcct Chinwoo Pool at 4 p.m. TENNIS Indo-Ceylonese meet T.P.C.A. courts. CRICKET Selangor Club vs. Spore117 words
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2247 1958-04-06 11 famismate Pays $145 By WINDSOR LAD -ENTICE Chris Dragon, riding with all the confidence and judgment of a jockey, landed Messrs. Wong Siew Leng and Teo Cheng Hay's LIANT SCHOLAR In the Spring Cup over the mile at Bukit Timah yesterday day of the Singapore2,247 words
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Article48 1958-04-06 11 TOTAL POOL $243,705 Ist Prize No. *****5 $109,666 i 2nd Prize No *****5 54,833 3rd Prize No. *****4 30,463 Starters ($3,384 each): j *****4, *****2, *****3, *****6, 1 *****6, *****4, *****5, *****3, *****6. Consolation ($1,827 each): *****2, *****3, *****5, *****0, *****1. *****6, *****3, *****2, *****5, *****7.48 words
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Article267 1958-04-06 11 Spar*. 3rd EBay. April .1. I9XO. Going: Good Cl. 2. Dlv. 1— <f. The Brave One 8.08 Leonf 840/J13 Time: 1 mln. IS 1/5 tecs. Flood Hero 8.07 Johnson 868/DM: 2>, f. J. The Cobra 8 06 Franklin 88/o Cl. 1, Dlv 3—1 Mile Early Klrd267 words
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Article, Illustration18 1958-04-06 11 h Or ee n Eagle Oas^all team to Ua» tor a»~ Sarau*.18 words
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Article80 1958-04-06 11 LONDON April 4. (Reuter)— Arthur Fagg. 42-year-old Kent and England batsman has announced his retirement from first class cricket In 1938 Fags, a sound right hand opening batsman, set up a world record by scoring a double century (244 and 202 not out) m each innings against80 words
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208 1958-04-06 11 JOHANNESBURG. April 4 (Reuter) Miss Loui s Brough (United States) and Miss Shirlev Bloomer (Britain) who were seeded first and second, were both eliminated m the women's singles semi-finals of the South African lawn tennis championships here yesterday. Nfiss Brough four times win-, ncr208 words
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Article144 1958-04-06 11 KEW DELHI. April 4 (AFP) An athletic coaching camp for 41 selected men and women athletes preparatory to the Tokyo Asian Game* was inaugurated by Ra.ikumari Amritkaur at the National Stadium here today. Indinforma News Agency reported. A systematic training schedule has been drawn up for144 words
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Article272 1958-04-06 12 Beverly Hills Stabbing Drama HOLLYWOOD, April 5 (UP) Lana Turner's pretty teen-age daughter stabbed her mother's underworld boy friend to death with an eight-inch carving knife last night because she believed he was going to disfigure the movie queen. Cheryl Crane. 14. daughter of Lana by272 words
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Article39 1958-04-06 12 THE UTRECHT Observatory SI, cs T t T erda y th *t Russia's bputnik II was rapidly nearing the outer reaches of the atmosphere and was expected to end its orbit on or about April 12 ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Article120 1958-04-06 12 F.R.A.C.S. EXAMINATION SYDNEY, Apr. 5, (Reuter).— South east Asian students examined at Singapore achieved a better percentage of passes than most groups of Australian candidates m the first stage of the two-stage surgery examination conducted by the Royal Australian College of Surgeons, Professor E. S. King120 words
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79 1958-04-06 12 MOSCOW, April 5 (UP) The Soviet Government has declared 56,000 bureaucrats redundant, State Planning Commission Chairman losii I. Kuzmin said today. Kuzmin said m an article m the Communist Party organ Pravda that abolition of 141 ministries of the USSR and its 15 member79 words
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Article33 1958-04-06 12 HAVANA. April 5 (Reuter) Cuban Army headquarters reported that two rebels were killed m a clash with an army patrol near Banes, on the north coast of Oriente Province.33 words
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Article, Illustration358 1958-04-06 12 California Hit By Devastating Flood SAN FRANCISCO, Apr. 5, (Reuter).— Torrential rain and gales continued to batter California as the worst floods for 50 years spilled devastation and death over thousands of square miles of the state. At least 11 people are known to358 words
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Article116 1958-04-06 12 Overseas Chinese Protected TAIPEI. April 5 (Reuter)— A top Nationalist official said today his government would take emergency measures if necessary, to protect the interests of the Chinese m Indonesia. He is Mr. Cheng Yen Fan, Chairman of the Overseas Chinese Affairs Commission who told the Legislative Yuan that the116 words
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Article56 1958-04-06 12 Pianist His $100,000 NEW YORK. April 5 (Reuter) Pianist Liberace left for London by air tonight complete with $100,000 (about £35.700) wardrobe to °F e sl a T two week appearance at the London Palladium on Monday. Most expensive item m his luggage was a suit of tails worth $12,00056 words
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Article33 1958-04-06 12 LONDON— FieId Marshal Sir Gerald Templer, Chief of the Imperial General Staff, arrived m London by air from Malta, after a brief tour of the Central African Federation, East Africa and Aden. ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article30 1958-04-06 12 NANTES Fakir Burmah confined m a cage full of snakes and broken bottles broke the world fasting record of 106 days two hours formerly held by the Brazilian Silki. AFPAFP - 30 words
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Article32 1958-04-06 12 ROME A French Choeographer was auoted as testifying before a Wiesbaden hearing that Italian diplomat. Franco Lequio, told him that the Grand Duchess Anastasia was not murdered with the Czar's family UPUP - 32 words
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Article30 1958-04-06 12 PARIS A Cuban student who tried to unfurl the revolutionary flag of rebel leader Fidel Castro from the Paris Arch of Triumph was arrested, but later released after interrogation AFPAFP - 30 words
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Article29 1958-04-06 12 BERKELEY, California Mandatory insurance for dog owners to make them liable for damage and injury to property and people may be this City's answer to a canine problem. ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article28 1958-04-06 12 BELGRADE Yugoslavia's traditional May-Day parade, an annual event since the Communists came to power after World War 11, will not take place this year, it was announced. ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article22 1958-04-06 12 COLOGNE— Princess Soraya. former Queen of Iran, spends Easter with her parents at the Iranian embassy here, an embassy spokesman said- UPUP - 22 words
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Article37 1958-04-06 12 PRAIS A Montmartre gang leader. Robert Samuel Joan, was given a "Chicago-style" funeral through the streets of Paris, with 50 cars. 300 "friends" and several vehicles full of flowers valued at about US$B,OOO following the corteee. AFPAFP - 37 words
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267 1958-04-06 12 wind'o^F?!^^ 5> < Re uter > A near-freezing wind on a Good Friday as cold as any for 41 years keDt S o^Londrt t™" 6 W l re vehicles SK out ol London iast year, when petrol rationing was m force during267 words
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Article137 1958-04-06 12 LANGUAGE RIOTS IN CEYLON COLOMBO, April 5 (Reuter) —Army and police authorities nave suspended all leave and holidays following the deaths of two more people m the current wave of agitation m Ceylon over the language issue. Patrols have already been reinforced m several towns to prevent more violence. The137 words
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Article29 1958-04-06 12 A HEN on a poultry farm near Shanghai yesterday laid eight eggs weighing more than one pound within two hours, the newspaper Peoples Daily reported.- ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article99 1958-04-06 12 LONDON, April 5 (Reuter) An attractive 22--year-old Yugoslav girl was Jound hiding m a little 4uu e^ ot oran «c boxes m the hold of a Swedish ship which arrived here from Israel. RaT™ir ri sl' Salopek Marjia, stowed awa y at Rijeka, Yugoslavia, ?u 199 words
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Advertisement132 1958-04-06 12 DINNER SETS TEA SETS f :l:z b p e e r; ul n t r y desi9ns ond For t pe r s thess m 9nifkent sets l come from Germany. U M«» fr m $46 f $64 Usual| v «2' -50 .o $30.00 <♦ <4> NOW $36.50 to $45.00132 words
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Advertisement118 1958-04-06 12 a luscious Y m I jayne F/ 0 I martha vickers IJtt bGa ri j ofnT CATHA1 TONIGHT AT MIDNICHI "CARLITE" PERLITED PeBi Lightweight aggregate plaster THISTLE Gypsum fir Acoustic Plaster "HERCULITE" Super Plaster for Cast^ fir Foundries r I A I C Cypsum fir Plaster of Paris PIXIE" Keenes118 words
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Article, Illustration1850 1958-04-06 13 I KNOW NOW THAT LOVE DOESN'T GROW BVFHBG SANTA MONICA, California. LETS face it. I guess I'm Just one of those kind of women who has to have a man. May be that is the real rock-bottom cause of all the troubles I've been through. When that aching loneliness hits1,850 words
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Advertisement71 1958-04-06 13 picture*] voU GET THE BEST f R 0M THE STANDARD phone Photo DepL Tel. ***** i /I ~jt JJ J Mr !>■ > ''ifc" •bml trass a ■> 'IM JfTi. fl mb 118 9 9 m m Irl J MJ »Sbl^^ I ll^Ji^C Jaf lal' I In WM^a I a71 words
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Advertisement37 1958-04-06 13 Part II "I tried my darndest to be a wife but I couldn't. The fault was m me... writes the woman who "used" six husbands. by Mrs. Nina JMiles (Copyright). NEXT WEEK I FIND MY LOVER MURDERED37 words
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Advertisement143 1958-04-06 13 It PAYS to advertise m our Classified Columns 9&STANDARD To tit m haste Is Hist a So it's nice to know If dlfcstivo A PHILLIPS TAILfT or two and wast* of food and energy. woe has you up a tree, four tummy ache's through. See II you dont agreel PHILLIPS143 words
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Article, Illustration1298 1958-04-06 14 WILLIAM DRURY - THE NIGHT I SAW A STREET DIE WILLIAM DRURY PEOPLE fiRE SUCH FUNNY MIMSLSI Miy columnist -cartoonist BUGIS STREET. SINGAPORE. APRIL 1— TONIGHT I WATCHED A STREET DIE— BECAUSE A POLICEMAN SMILED. O Hot stuff this. A real scoop. 1 gulp down another slug of neat bourbon (without, bothering to1,298 words
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Article, Illustration576 1958-04-06 14 JANE DEXTER - Want to get ahead GET A GIRL JANE DEXTER by IF YOU want to get on m the world, young man get courting get engaged get married! That is the advice of Dr. Nicholas Malleson, of London University College. Mixers Do Well A young man with a wife or girl576 words
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Advertisement225 1958-04-06 14 o'/ jr f Try this easy beauty test today: Apply one of the rtdlant new lhades of Cutex Nail Polish on one hand only. Now, compart your two hands. The hand without Cutex looks dull. But set how the hand with Cutex Nail Polish has that beautifully groomed, finished look.225 words
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Article, Illustration398 1958-04-06 15 _^—^rrtj£? :'-y li ft :'A 'JF ;i::: '-':':v' x^s^^**»i!'^!^Zs^ B^. r&AKTfcST swimsuits m the beaches this year, will be sleek, tailored, one-piece sheaths beautifully fUI 3n d streamlined, and much more flattering than rather fancy dress" bloomer and romper styles f hirh were fashionable last year. c 's398 words
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Article, Illustration116 1958-04-06 15 Ob make up your own mind Tampax. You don't need ihten to another living soul, you have to do is weigh the ;s of internal sanitary i against the other kind. Head of a bulky, uncomfort-ihard-to-dispose-of external (jou have pure, highly absor- surgical cotton compressed j disposable applicator.116 words
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Article230 1958-04-06 15 not just one new line, but several. iotok'good m th chemTsl'Toi need a lean, boyish, stra bt- ig-up-and-down figure. ag o{ flale If you haven't no ne «d to w°" y n 'J* are plenty of other ways S b y e e llf r the y hei230 words
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Article, Illustration378 1958-04-06 15 Creations from Batik ]\JRS. Mary McAree, a keen designer, has turned a hobby into a small business at her flat where customers seek her advice m making dresses out of batik. Mrs. McAree, who has come to live m Singapore recently, is a Chinese from Indonesia married to an Irish,378 words
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Article, Illustration76 1958-04-06 15 From LeopardSkin To Fruit Designs LEFT: This is a sleek, strapless sheath m flowerprint c d stretch-nylon, trimmed witn a band of nylon velvet ribbon under the boned bra. CENTRE: This striking one-piece suit is m terry towelling, printed with a leopard-skin design and tailored with a new, lowcut back.76 words
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Advertisement66 1958-04-06 15 Invented by a doctor— 1 by millions of women I' i like a sample of arnpax. send your name *na address, with 20 cents tamps, to Nurse hy. P. O. Box 1164. L_- Ore P69 WOMAN fell Bile beans NvEAffS* J«w i»Ji5 anvt Plu Uch eooMta *°«i fcV a "commended66 words
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Advertisement177 1958-04-06 15 //yj Make your skin look younger sooner! JA^k*. i/f7&*<*K f^zeaf*^ This is the remarkable cream that keeps great international beauties looking young. Rich, yet turprisingly light, Vitamin Cream works wonden on those betraying lines around the eyes, forehead, mouth and throat. It improves any skin but it t especially helpful177 words
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Article, Illustration1649 1958-04-06 16 CHRISTINE DIEMER - A World- Wide Concern Employing CHRISTINE DIEMER NAAFI by ANE of the most Hourishing businesses m Singapore, with an enormous yearly turnover In food, drink and money, la familiar to most of population of the city only by its abbreviated name. NAAFI. Its transactions, In tons, gallons and pounds sterling,1,649 words
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Advertisement416 1958-04-06 16 BEWARE! These are the signs of a cold HEAVY HEAD? RASPING SORE THROAT? Clear congested nasal passages The Tv menthol' m Hudson's soothes R uke Hudson's and breathe again! inflamed throats fast? B i^^» Guard against I coughs, cold*, sore f&rwys\^-'-:. W~£J) throats and %£s*J smoker's throat I 'WRUNGOUT' FEELING?416 words
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Miscellaneous51 1958-04-06 16 B^BflßD^^r "?/Vi^*^j*\_ 1 I /s^\.^ 1 <Jf7 ■^_A^*^^^^^^^owjii3iff?SHß^MflffffHß^r «^t^B^^^7_i )^Bh B^^Bw. kkmm Jfj c^ 4i ...AND I SUPPOSE/OH MY, NO, MY GOONESS. OH, WE NEVER I p^B^^^^^\ J WE'LL HAFTA /YOUR HIGH- DON'TCHA FEED OUR CAT. ■Hi^V^ cccn/- V <- UMt^ rsKJWT/^ FIND SOME- NESS, WE'LL HAFTA HE FEEDS US/51 words
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Miscellaneous159 1958-04-06 17 fdsfds (T^V MERE COMES ELMER/ MAYBE [<3REETIN'S FUDDSV/V /VOU i^l I C'isl 6ELL MIM A CAR f) I TAKE A SANCTER.^^/ NEARLV I Fii^™ T^ ft, I'M MERE TO SEE /T7j f THIS DOUBLE- I Um6(:^AvJ AlL 6TART UP I S? P2 C A"^' eETS A FA|R J /A\/i\/ cuuck:159 words
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Miscellaneous183 1958-04-06 18 m m m^\\ IN THE STRANGE GREEN CAN YOU 1 I fP- BACK ONEARTW. IN PELLS LAB APIECE 1 A A k|.|\n A I/I WORLD OF XYMX— DIRECT TU£ \M 1 |4 AMI 1|J A If K GREEN RJNNEL\ Vj I tfr-p m^hR^X \Ptaft f?t WLmk ft 1^ I #B%183 words
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Miscellaneous88 1958-04-06 19 ■■^■Jff&g^^fe^l I pi//: BROWN I r UHH^IFEEL AWFUL-- I r-(y/JS TAKIN6 A PZ'NKFfZOMONE OFTHOSE/f HAVE I I MAVBE THE/ ROBBED I pa J*\ JUH6LE YW;^% I I4EAP53PINNINIG*WHERE FELLOWS AT TUAT 8AQ"/ (ANOTMER^ ME-*. NO* WALLETS j I v r 1T/ AK1 D ,,|M iig/l ItUREETOSI)( \A/HERE| I -vTMAT I PRANK88 words
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Article, Illustration1402 1958-04-06 21 ROY KNOX - ROY KNOX Short story by m mmm m^— m **—******mmmm M mmmm > vK: muttered Joe Walker to himself: "1 ijrht have known she would come home with ia ,j of ju" k He ?azcd out of thc window of one lv signal box at the disappearing1,402 words
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Advertisement287 1958-04-06 21 \?!!:paih killer The White S hell The Yellow Heart strikes at the centra prolongs the relief of pain m a matter brought by the instant of seconds action of the shell Yes—it'i a fact that DOUBLE-ACTION ANACIN' contains four carefully selected medicine* all m one tablet —Aspirin and Phcnacetin, the287 words
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Miscellaneous430 1958-04-06 21 YOUR Wf£K LYNDOE I.H 11 APRIL 20 1 Easier conditions. j more agreement over ncstions and less risk i i»m. An eye to new i [spending will be wise. j 11 help \niir partner i ne chances of friction. nuU duties and ar»nt« teem to go forMothly. tame week but430 words
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Miscellaneous565 1958-04-06 21 benefit of new tendencies m BER 22 (Libra)— Adjustments private and 'secret matters. m your favour can be expectThl K ?ui you aye felt P rov cd. They affect m some wav negligible and your concerns the money used for household run more smoothly than you purposes. Savings have a565 words
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Miscellaneous499 1958-04-06 21 BER 20 (Sagittarius)— Things are mnvirtf more to your liking. You have readier agreement on home issues and a happy tone m activities. Questions of health and property, as well as concerns of relations, appear to reach a more decided state. Little doubt that this could be the start of499 words
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Article, Illustration1218 1958-04-06 22 THIS IS OPEN AIR MOTORING IN STYLE COMFORT NEW RAPIER CONVERTIBLE FOR THE DISCRIMINATING j\JOTORISTS who demand a lot from a car will find the new Sunbeam Rapier convertible a machine very much to their liking. Open air motoring at its best, sports car {Performance, exceptional handling qualities and, in1,218 words
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Article, Illustration98 1958-04-06 22 WOLFEBURG, West Germany The Volkswagen Works, Europe's biggest motor car factory, is planning to increase production, Dr Heinz Nordhoff, the General Manager, told a workers' meeting recently. About 2,200 vehicles were coming off the production lines a day at Wolfeburg, where the main factory em-98 words
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Advertisement584 1958-04-06 22 Men Restore Gland Vigour and Feel Younger m 24 Hours Feel Strong-Vigourous-Get More Fun Out of Life fe| Thankj to the discovery of a sclen- M B tlst. after SO years of study. It Is now possible for tbose who ff-el prema- Mr V^V turelyoM, Run-down and Worn-out, to X584 words
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Advertisement126 1958-04-06 22 Ephazone brings rapid relief! f A^^^^Jj Swallow one Ephazone tablet when an V $m attack is threatening. The relieving J action starts m a few seconds. The L^^f^^ i powerful medicaments m Ephazone w 1 quickly ease painful cough and spasm, Jmmnm reduce lung congestion, disperse clog- x^^BS[| ging mucus126 words
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Miscellaneous15 1958-04-06 22 "TViH you tell my wife to hurry? My car is in a 'no parking* street.'*15 words
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Article326 1958-04-06 23 TWO BY TWO, by Martha Gellhorn (Longmans, Green and Co., London. 187 pp. 165.) 11 1 IS S Gellhorn one of America's easiest-to-read fiction writers, one-time journalist and former wife of Ernest Hemingway, has written about marriage, which explains without further words, her title.326 words
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Article111 1958-04-06 23 was boasting that hfr husband, a WJ smnkrr, had given Pthe habit said her "That takes willJ dnps:" agreed the h\t i t iat s just hat he got!" r r W two Scots were S a drink one p other: "What's n m life. there one thing111 words
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Article, Illustration812 1958-04-06 23 THE ROOTS OF HEAVEN, by Remain Gary. Translated from the French by Jonathan Griffin. (Michael Joseph, Ltd. London. 372 pp. 165.) M^ is lon ely. Man needs another company than its own kind. «v gS arent enou gh any more," he was812 words
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Article, Illustration200 1958-04-06 23 Desmond Neill. a fygipore businessman bii made a name for >-.ere and abroad irltei on life In the j a o v at work on I book. drst, "E 1 r g a n t *as published 18 :o (John Murray. nd described most itfnlly his "first steps as200 words
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Article, Illustration866 1958-04-06 23 A Tribute To Power Pride NAKED TO MINE ENEMIES, by Charles W. Ferguson. (Little, Brown Company, Boston. 501 pp.) r PHIS masterly labour of A love by a senior editor of "Reader's Digest" is an exhaustive account of the life (and times) of Thomas Cardinal Wolsey. the son of an866 words
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Advertisement110 1958-04-06 23 IV E YOUR SKIN O/Q /ft THE SOFTNESS OF A Q/^sOZiJ mmmmm \y'~- dear. Lst gentle "'Hazeline' Snow "give yow x^9 bsbb^^* "■-■•■••-EHSSS: ikin the neauty care it needs. Al aw^v '"'•^iiii Delicately fragrant, 'Hazeline* Snow* Is as BL cool as the dawn breeze. It lightens the com* am A110 words
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Advertisement325 1958-04-06 23 Giving \^*g^ KuL flfC^ f measuring jugs PlSw With clear nuwkinp *nd many use* Whatever the occasion— weddings, tnnlver- *^V saries, birthdays, any time that's present time \f —you'll find a gift to please everyone m the wonderful range of Pyrcx oven-table glass! Gleaming Pyrex has an exciting look of325 words
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Article, Illustration12 1958-04-06 24 TA KH OON A FOUNTAIN IN THE MOONLIGHT12 words
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488 1958-04-06 24 I PAPER-BACK ADVENTURE T-HERE were three of them left out of the 17 who had escaped from the Japanese PoW camp: McCormac, Donaldson Skinner. And it was Skinner, a small, dark, profane Welshman and the least likely looking hero of the trio, who made a488 words
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641 1958-04-06 24 G.W. Young - 40 Years' Courtship Led To Wedded Bliss G.W. Young By LAST weekend Joe Rowe took a big bunch of gay spring flowers to his council house home. They were for the woman he waited 40 years to marry. They were to say "Thank you" for the happiest year of his641 words
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Article13 1958-04-06 24 Many a man finds himself m trouble through a miss understanding.13 words
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Article317 1958-04-06 24 Judge told jury to "GET OUT!" ANGER IN COURT CELDOM do members of a British jury fail to accept a judge's direction when he indicates m a murder trial that the verdict must be a clearcut "Guilty" or "Not Guilty" and nothing else. But if they do, as they are317 words
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Article132 1958-04-06 24 WHEN O| at the cl Paris i y°?i and ri °t cci/l what side" I Mr Joh n Fo^J The staghM*.. I the run B T*J l or AbolitionTJ hunting. I certainly d sider myself 7I ohakespea re i-l possible to be speare m the world Mr/ji< borne. People132 words
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Advertisement120 1958-04-06 24 "You're going to have a baby" fL^SJ you must drink Ribena daily, both while you are X^fo. expecting baby and when Jn\/^ Y° a ar^ nursing baby, because you boiU need Mr extra natural vitamin C flook at hiw. Fine body, sturdy bones, clear skin/ So nappyttvmks to delicious Ribewa.120 words
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Advertisement175 1958-04-06 24 I jmJL^J washing powder WflSHES CLOTHES OEA#EtZ, kfiim EVEN M COU> k/A7E& Everyone is saying it! FAB is the perfect I A \J\ washing powder. It washes clothes cleaner XC^tvT and whiter than any soap. And it is so quick- i so easy to use That is because FAB— and175 words
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Miscellaneous15 1958-04-06 24 I? I I HrTrrfn A |> -Weft. In tri«t every other way of getting safety increase15 words
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