Sunday Standard, 7 September 1958
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Title Section15 1958-09-07 1 SUNDAY STANDARD Vol. IX No. 67. SINGAPORE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 195t. 24 Paget 20 €H*15 words
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290 1958-09-07 1 S'PORE KIDNAP GANG CAME FROM CHINA No Doubt About It, Says CID Chief SINGAPORE Police, ofter six months of concentrated investigations, have now ascertained without a shred of doubt that a ruthless criminal organization from China was responsible for the wave of kidnappings m the Colony and the Federation. Revealing290 words
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Article, Illustration136 1958-09-07 1 Every week, beginning Wednesday, September 1 0, The Stondord will present m short story form, the great books of some of the world's most renowned writers. Included m this series will be Hie masterpieces of such classic authors as Jane Austen, Emily Bronte, Thomas Hardy, Robert Louis Stevenson,STANDARD FEATURE SERVICES - 136 words
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Article57 1958-09-07 1 TAIPEI, Sept. 6 (U.P.1.) The Defence Ministry said at mid-morning today that there had been no Communist Chinese shelling of Quemoy for the oast 12 hours. Friday was the quietest day since bombardments started from the mainland two weeks ago. The 90 shells which landed on Friday57 words
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167 1958-09-07 1 WASHINGTON, Sept. 6 (UPI) President Eisenhower interrupted his vacation and flew back to Washington today for a busy day of work, including conferences with Secretary of State John Foster Dulles on the Far East crisis. Setting the stage lor the President's luncheon meeting167 words
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Article145 1958-09-07 1 400 MEN ON THE SACK LIST THE Chief Minister, Mr Lim Yew Hock, yesterday assured representatives of the Air Ministry civilian employees that he would make "very strong" representation to the War Office m London on the question of retrenchment of workers m Singapore. Mr. Lim, however, informed a seven-man145 words
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Article95 1958-09-07 1 AN ATOMIC ENGINE FOR AIRCRAFT GENEVA, Sept. 6 (Reuter)— The General Eelectric Company of America has successfully tested an atomic engine for aircraft on the ground it was disclosed here today. Mr. D.R. Shoults, general manager of the company's aircraft nuclear propulsion department reported on its seven years of work95 words
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Article440 1958-09-07 1 September 7. 1958 A PROMINENT Japanese Buddhist leader was quoted once as saying that he would like to see a Christian church established m every city a*_ village m |apan. He hastened to explain, however, that it was not m the number of Christian churches he was interested, but440 words
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Article127 1958-09-07 2 NO BAIL FOR DRIVERS COUNCIL THE Singapore City Council has rejected a demand oy its Road Workers' Union to bail out Council drivers arrested m connection with traffic accidents while driving vehicles on duty. The Council held the view that it had no power to spend Municipal Funds to bail127 words
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Article48 1958-09-07 2 Singapore tin price fell S2| to $367-7/8 per picul yesterday. Singapore Copra Association closing prices per picul: Bom-bay-Japan September shipment. $33} buyers, $34$ sellers. The tone was firm. Singapore Coconut Oil Millers Association closing prices per picul: bulk shipment $50f. drums $545. The tone was quiet48 words
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Article, Illustration47 1958-09-07 2 MB. PANKAJAKSHAN, son of Mr. and Mrs. K. G. Pillay of Kluang mud his bride, the former Miss Lalitha daughter of Mrs. K. J. Pillay and the Late Mr. WK* J. Pillay of Johore Bahni, after their wedding V toeeptton of the Jubilee Holl, Johoro Bahru.47 words
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Article315 1958-09-07 2 Woman Summons Estate Manager On Mischief Charge PENANG, Sat— The manager of Brown Estate, H. E. Watts, waa altered m the Magistrate's Court today to have used a bulldozer to destroy the bathroom of a house. Watts claimed trial to a summons charge of committing mischief315 words
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Article, Illustration203 1958-09-07 2 Malayan Men Are So Shy, Say Two US Misses TWO American girls who are m Kuala Lumpur on a world-wide magazine selling contest declare that "Malayan men are so sincere, so shy and so willing to help." Both are New Yorkers. They are blonde Mary S. Wilson (right) and brunette203 words
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132 1958-09-07 2 FREE ADVICE TO STUDENTS ON CAREERS KUALA LUMPUR, Sat: Members of the Vocational Service Committee of the Rotary Club will pay a series of visits to local secondary schools shortly to speak to students about their future plans and advise them on the choice of career. Next month the Committee132 words
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145 1958-09-07 2 Ong Sees Peace For Rubber Industry KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Goodwill and understanding can restore peace and contentment within the nations rubber industry, said Minister for Labour and Social Welfare, Mr. Ong Yoke Lin, speaking on the possibility of a settlement m the eight-month-old wage dispute between the Malayan Planting Industries145 words
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291 1958-09-07 2 THE only expatriate officer who has not been included m the Malayanization Scheme has told the Singapore City Council it was "manifestly inequitable" that he should have been left out without any indica- tion as to his future. Mr. J.C. Drake, the291 words
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125 1958-09-07 2 THEY INVEST $50,000 IN CO-OP HOMES THE Singapore Customs and Excise Co-operative Thrift and Lean Society Limited decided at its recent 22nd annual general meeting to invest $50,000 m the Government Officers' Co-opera-tive Housing society. The meeting declared a dividend of four per cent, and agreed to join the Malayan125 words
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Article77 1958-09-07 2 PENANG, Sat.— The Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, arrived here today by air on his way to Aior Star. He was met at the Bayan Lepas airport by the Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee. The Tunku called on the Governor. Raja Sir Uda and77 words
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95 1958-09-07 2 SINGAPORE City Council employees who own or whose wires own houses may be asked to quit Council quarters wi:hin three months, The Standard learnt yesterday The Council's Quarters Allocation Committee recently reviewed details of properties owned by Council employees and their wives. The Committee has95 words
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Article57 1958-09-07 2 The Mentrl Besar of Selangor, Inche Abdul Jamil bin Rals and his wife returned from their three-month world tour yesterday. More than 40 well-wishers, friends and relatives jammed the YIP room at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport to join ln a thanksgiving prayer read by the Imam ot57 words
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Article32 1958-09-07 2 Friday, Sept. 26 (not .Sat. Sept. 20) win be a Bank and Public Holiday m Singapore to celebrate the birthday of the prophet Mohammed, said a spokesman for the Chief Secretary.32 words
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Article99 1958-09-07 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat:— A labourer on the West Country Estate called on the Kalang Police yesterday and unfolded a tale of unbelievable cruelty. His frisky pupnv had returned home howling, with both Its ears and UU cut oft On examining the unfortunate animal, Police discovered99 words
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Article37 1958-09-07 2 THE Managing Director of the Bangkok Ban?, Nai Chin Sophonphanich, will arrive m Kuala Lumpur today to meet businessmen and bankers and to make final arrangements to open a branch of his bank.37 words
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270 1958-09-07 2 THE Singapore Polo Club will have its third and final gymkhana for 1958 on Sept. 14, and the organizers have promised that it will be a "non-stop, fast-moving show from 2.30 p.m. to 7.45 p.m." There will be 13 separate events, of which one270 words
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187 1958-09-07 2 Ist FLOATING POST OFFICE LAUNCHED TEMERLOH, Sat.— The Minister for Works. Posts and Telecommunications, Inche Sardon bin Haji Jubir, m inaugurating the first Riverine Mobile Postal Agency here today, said that it will Dring postal agency facilities to the very doorstep of the riverine villagers, who need not waste valuable187 words
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Article, Illustration166 1958-09-07 2 DRAMA STUDENTS TO MAKE COLONY DEBUT DRAMA students a. the Gracia Tay The at Workshop will 22b their debut m S i£r S? re n Somber a 26, 27 and 28. at .Z Cultural Centre F Canning. m SL > r °8 r amm«' entitled "Curtain rv the performance tt166 words
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143 1958-09-07 2 $105 POCKET MONEY AND FREE STUDY IN AMERICA STUDENT leaders ir SinJ I pore are inviteri to appV scholarships offered by j Stanford University m A~.e i rica. Purpose of the t holarsh-j is to promote the exchange ol ideas and beliefs udodk rt% dents of all nations is or".*!143 words
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Advertisement678 1958-09-07 2 CLASSIFIED ADS SITUATIONS VACANT ASSISTANT MANAGER. 'Services Club. Base T. 3393. position filled. applicants thanked. WANTID HOKKIEN TUTOR. One hour four-day week. Apply Mansor. 5-5A Laidlaw Bldg. Tel. *****. KUALA LUMPUR MUNICIPAL COUNCIL APPOINTMENT OF DEPUTY MUNICIPAL TREASURER. Salary: $1370 per month plus a variable COLA. Application, are invited from678 words
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Advertisement91 1958-09-07 2 NOTICES CEYLON HIGH COMMISSION THE undersigned will be glad if Federation and Singapore residents of Ceylon origin will favour him with their names and postal addresses for purposes of record. CEYLON HIGH COMMISSIONER P.O. Box. 103, Kuala Lumpur. JAVA PACIFIC LINE m.s. "BANGGAI" arrived: 5.9.58 CONSIGNEES are hereby notified that91 words
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Advertisement110 1958-09-07 2 mmmm mm^ m^ mm^ mmmmmim mmlm m -mmmmM aammammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmimmmmmmmmmmmwmmmmammmMmMmmmmmmm i im —i WWa\ __B m v -_^_s! w ,_^o>_T9______________^_______________Rfl_R \mm Ws l i __p*__^__)__!f _______r_f__^*\_ m __r _H ___s^_F > ul9^ m H°V___>^!^9 mWMmfnS l_________H _M_U*______rV^fe*_________ 4l -^B Hwih J(l>^^Sc m.^^m\ li^fS^^-l^^ mm 'Mms liL_____ JEIO^L^I ■___f____l ___H^P^[__-i 'r^m^j^ -m^^Am110 words
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249 1958-09-07 3 VARSITY STUDENTS VOTE FOR ONE UNION m mritersity of Malaya i union yesterday 6tud^ deplored the setfitrong-- 1 u f r r v 0 separate ling nnions one or the other S Kua'a Lumpur. KU r or to this effect A-^ w tv 181 votes to ti- aj,p oii« abstention249 words
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Article56 1958-09-07 3 COXSTAXTIXE Fernando. 13. was charged m the Singapore Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday with extorting 53 60 'rom a hawker. Scow Keow Song, by putting him m fear of injury at the 6th Mile, Upper Serangoon Road on Thursday night. He pleaded not guilty and was ordered56 words
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Article, Illustration62 1958-09-07 3 Picture THE rescue team and supporting volunteers together with the crew of the helicopter who lifted the crashed airmen out of the jungle near Kota Tinggi yesterday morning. Left to right are Sgt F. Gavin, Sgt. N. Pilling, (unidentified), Sgt. Peter Keane, Fit. Lt. Jean Gant, Fit. Lt.F.E.A.F. - 62 words
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Article, Illustration207 1958-09-07 3 Crashed Airmen Lifted Out After An Ail-Night Operation KOTA TINGGI, Sat— The two-man crew of an Army Auster aircraft which crashed m jungle, 22 miles from here on Thursday were rescued by helicopter this morning and flown to Singapore. The two servicemen are Captain R. C.207 words
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506 1958-09-07 3 PRIVATE building enterprises m Singapore want a revision m Government's policy towards this industry to avert a crisis. As a result of a "shortsighted and unrealistic attitude" to this major trade more than 10.000 people engaged m this industry now find themselves out of506 words
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278 1958-09-07 3 IPOH, Sat. Mr. J. R. Whimster, president of the Sessions Court yesterday praised a 29-year-old shop assistant Aw Yoke Lim for his initiative which brought two teenage robbers to book. "You ought to be highly j commended for the energy and time you spent278 words
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110 1958-09-07 3 5 TO JOIN DELEGATION TO U. NATIONS KUALA LUMPUR. Sat The following will join the permament delegation of the Federation of Malaya to the United Nations, led oy the Malayan Ambassador m Washington, Dr. Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, to participate m the 13th session of the General Assembly of110 words
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195 1958-09-07 3 SPITE LED TO MURDER OF MY SON CONSTABLE IPOH, Sat. A Punjabi Muslim constable. Mohamed Hussain. 43, told Coroner Inche Ibrahim bin Abdul Manan today that his eight-year-old son had been murdered through spite because he objected to a love affair between his adopted daughter and a neighbour. Hussain was195 words
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Article28 1958-09-07 3 REPRESENTATIVES of the Great Eastern Life Assurance Company, Limiied, from all over Perak celebrated the 50th anniversary with a Chinese dinner m Ipoh on Friday.28 words
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Article85 1958-09-07 3 FIRST PUBLIC FUNCTION AT NEW VIC THE first public function to be held at the reconditioned Victoria Theatre after its opening last night will be held today by the Singapore North Indian Hindu Association. The function, beginning at 8 p.m., is m celebration of "Janmashtami," the birthday of the Hindu85 words
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Article44 1958-09-07 3 GULAM FAKIR, 52. pleaded guilty m the Singapore Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday to a charge of possessing 62 pounds of dutiable cigarettes at Chanzi Market The Magistrate Mr. R. B. I. Pates, fined him $3,500 m default six months' jail.44 words
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Article77 1958-09-07 3 MR. LEE CHIANG TEE, second son of Independent Legislative Assemblyman for Queenstown, Mr. Lee Choon Eng will leave Singapore today to join the Hongkong University as a second year medical student. An old boy of the AngloChinese School Lee was an officer and secretary of the77 words
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Article32 1958-09-07 3 THE leader of the All-India women's delegation to the PanPacific Women's Conference m Tokyo, Mrs. Kamaiadevi Chattopadhyaya, 55, arrived m Kuala Lumpur yesterday for a short stay m the Federation.32 words
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Article, Illustration113 1958-09-07 3 AMONG the distinguished gathering at the opening of the renovated Victoria Theatre last night was the Governor Sir William Goode and Lady Goode, the Minister for Communications and Works Mr. Francis Thomas, nigh government officials and community leaders. Mayor Mr. Ong Eng Guan at the113 words
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Article203 1958-09-07 3 'Supreme Test Of Loyalty KUANTAN. Sat: The Pahang State government today lifted the operational rice ration imposed on the only "black" area m the state comprising Triang. Mengkuang. Mengkarak and Kemayan following the improvement m the terrorist situation, the normal rice ration to the inhabitants203 words
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Article23 1958-09-07 3 THE Singapore Naval Base Employees* Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society Ltd. has donated $100 to the Ramaknshna Mission Boys' Home.23 words
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Article127 1958-09-07 3 RADIO PASTOR DUE IN COLONY DR RALPH W. SOCKMAN. American pastor, author and lecturer, is due m Singapore tomorrow (Monday) on a four-day visit. Dr. Sockman, who is on a world sight-seeing tour is well-known as a speaker over the National Broadcasting Corporation, m New Yont. He reaches millions of127 words
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Advertisement449 1958-09-07 3 SELLING YOUR LAND IS KOTA BHARU. Sat.— lf mW9mT W flf#t the Malays sold their land S^UMsMmmff%W to non-Malays it would be tantamount to their selling %*W*\f%9Vmf% their country. said, the JL%MvMm Minister of Natural Resources Enche Bahaman bin mfWAPm effatjjfgt mm Shamsuddin. when he ad- %O\JUJNJIM% M dressed the449 words
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Miscellaneous418 1958-09-07 3 H____________a______________MHHPVVflHi 45 Relax and Listen. 2pm Bwljßa\V SMhSkII I Hlt P arade 2 30 The Goon Show. mU*J| I_^mJ______3____________l__l B 3 pm. Concert Hour 4 p.m. Lis BAUm teners Choice. p.m Hello Chiid■H Marching the ||S|lkfAm7fl Guards. 6 p.m Evening Service la2______________ft____l 45 At Twilight. p.m. Time WMMJ^^^^^ Signal and418 words
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Article, Illustration158 1958-09-07 4 THIS THREE-PIECE smgle-breosted lounge suit is being shown at a British Style for Men parade m Brussels. It is m o 16 17-oz. navy blue Huddersfield wool worsted with a white stripe. The flare of the jacket springs from a fitted waistline, the smgle vent bringingU.P.I. - 158 words
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Article553 1958-09-07 4 TALKING CIVICS By CIVITAS ATA PERIOD when we In Malaya are faced with the Increasing menace of unemployment, it is refreshing: to note that the governments of the Federation and Singapore are deeply concerned with the one factor that can solve this problem the development of more industries. In order553 words
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Article, Illustration769 1958-09-07 4 THE CHURCH SAYS TO BIRTH CONTROL THREE dramatic verdicts on the controversial subject of birth x control m marriage are given today by the Church of England. They are: ONE: Procreation of children is NOT the sole purpose or marriage. TWO: It is the DUTY of husband and wife to769 words
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684 1958-09-07 4 Only There, It Is Called FAHFEE JOHANNESBURG, Sat. THE African fruit seller m Commissioner Street, the busy heart of Johannesburg, drew his hand across his neck m a throatcutting gesture and the man on the opposite side of the street walked684 words
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Article332 1958-09-07 4 Bo Peep - On the POLICE BEAT Bo Peep 4 THE Singapore Government. it appears, has now taken a hand m putting right the much discussed method of selecting Police officers for specialist training m Britain. We understand that the selections will now be done by the Public Services Commission. Aspiring officers with332 words
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Advertisement363 1958-09-07 4 ANGLO-FRENCH TRADING CO., LTD. Tait *****/6. *****/4 132/6, Robinson Roed THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE NORTH AMERICAN SERVICE Te HaHtax, Boston, New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia a> Cult Ports. Spore P. Sham Penang MYRMIDON 17/2S Oct 26 Oct 27/28 Oct Carriers option ta proceed via other ports to load and discharge cargo363 words
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Advertisement280 1958-09-07 4 vfi Wm m sFmmsSWm m JHL m "»imapeg jl t —f99^^^o***—^ o^^ tailing oa v !(B»#e. "IBERIA" J^> TOMHACB *9,4 H. tailing aa 000^00^ 0^ sth lan. 1951 I[ j FREMANTLE I ADELAIDE MELBOURNE SYDNEY mW9 I W9^BNP L Ist CLASS TOURIST STORE FREMANTLE £52 fir £155 £42 ft 45280 words
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Article, Illustration1757 1958-09-07 5 Stewart Wavelt - MALAYA— THE LOST WORLD Stewart Wavelt Says seen on the right making a recording m the lallang. Is Tragic That So Little Of The Past Uas Been Revealed ONE CAN feel anything but admiration for Malaya's iPVlscholart who painstakingly over the years pieced ■/^■together this country's early history, probing into1,757 words
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Advertisement193 1958-09-07 5 Kaa off to engine designers! Thela«nugn compression engJnes-ire deposTtsihrunhiiir ■ttwm-eTluTrs*^^ wonderful jobs, built to deliver more power with greater fuel economy than LCJL fakd as "the greatest petrol development for'32 -years* ever before. No matter what your choice of car-large or small, sports of and right that has proved! Valuable193 words
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Article, Illustration477 1958-09-07 6 Three Concerts At The Vie Tf/E have had a number W0 f piano recitals m Singapore recently, most of them by fledgling artists and students. It now seems to be the turn of the violinists, with three concerts fixed during ihe next four weeks: Leßoy Peterson (Sept.477 words
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Article, Illustration495 1958-09-07 6 Victor Doggett - Victor Doggett Reviewed By MOZART. String* Quintets: D major, X.593; E flat major, X.614. Amadeus String Quartet with Cecil Aronowiti (viola). H.M.V. ALP 1539 (12-inch). MOZART'S four great string quintets X.515, X.516 and the present two— stand as unchallenged masterpieces m the realm of chamber music. All495 words
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393 1958-09-07 6 CLIFFORD DAVIS; ANACRUSIS - CLIFFORD DAVIS ANACRUSIS By MUSIC NOTES ■S T^HE smallest record player m the world— you can balance it on your hand to listen to it!— is the surprise of this year's Radio Show, which opened In London recently. The player, a393 words
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Article, Illustration53 1958-09-07 6 THE smallest record player ln the world you can balance it on your hand to listen to it! is the surprise of this year's London Radio Show. The player, a British invention, works off torch batteries and plays any size of disc. It53 words
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Article128 1958-09-07 6 BRITAIN'S best-selling records. 1. WHEN— Kal.n Twins 2. ALL I HAVE TO DO IS DREAM/CLAUDETTE -Everiy Brothers 3 RETURN TO ME Deon Martin 4 ENDLESS SLEEP —Marty Wilda 5 TULIPS FROM AMSTERDAM/YOU NEED HANDS Max Bygroves t CAROLINA MOON STUPID CUPID Connie Francis 7 HARD HEADED WOMAN Elvis128 words
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Article, Illustration16 1958-09-07 6 Rtolly Mrs. Jonei, yowr WTOf bo* toon m mmi oil day. just playing with Fido l*16 words
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Article, Illustration510 1958-09-07 6 VICTOR DOGGETT - VICTOR DOGGETT By Ralph Vaughan Williams 1872-1958 17AUGHAN WILLIAMS, Dean of British composers, died m London last week. He was 85 Vaughan Williams was very much a Nationalist, believing that it was possible to say something worthwhile to his own countrymen that a foreign510 words
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Advertisement199 1958-09-07 6 AMAZING NEW BALLPOINT DEVELOPED BY PARKER! jj Sj| ITS EXCLUSIVE J POROUS BALL if THE SMOOTHEST If WRITING EVER! 3 Writes Instantly— ink starts flowing at your mimim Writes Smoothly— even over grease spots, mimim Writes Longer— up to five times longer than ml mi m |C -^'~j_-_S^^'-ii" J^r^ m199 words
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Advertisement476 1958-09-07 6 notniejltj DeWittJ Startling Predial In Your Horoscofl Your Real life R PM >ai* Ifl Would M| like to knn* 8r ..fl Stars indicate, for you. r „fl your paj.t e\f>er ience 6 IM and weak points. ci« H>rf rhanre to teM the skill of P.fl Tahore. India s fl I476 words
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Article, Illustration61 1958-09-07 7 AIR-SAFETY TROPHY a ftz Jai jo-rB cofl on AeS-bendr THF fumbrrbatch Trophy (above) was presented to Mi.n an Airways Ltd. at a cocktail party given by tbe Singapore branch of the Royal Aeronautical Society m jyk The occasion was attended by the Governor, Sir William Goode. Ot pee. fen! ftr61 words
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212 1958-09-07 7 THE riddle ol the moon's surface with its massive craters. hu? e mountain ranges. It s dust? 'seas' and hidden face still baffles th*» world m many respect* Though large modern telescopes riailv add to man s knowledge, many "S^-old controversies212 words
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Article, Illustration1608 1958-09-07 7 James Gordon Lovell - SAFEST AIRLINE IN THE WORLD James Gordon Lovell By Malaya's 'Fty ing Tiger 9 Gets Top Award HROM PAYA LEBAR to Kuala Lumpur, to Ipoh and Penan*, to Bangkok and Jakarta, Sarawak and Borneo. A network of airlanes linking South-east Asia. These are the routes of the "Flying Tiger." Most1,608 words
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Advertisement60 1958-09-07 7 Mb ;jgS;^3___-->. AVOID COTTON SHIRTS THAT SHRINK! cotton garments, That's why you should always look- for 7* Mhi to look for the -SANFORIZED' 'SANFORIZED' before you buy. Then youU never again have trouble with shrinkage. %i YOur assurance that your m m\^ W ,tav :hc n S ht Sl2 and60 words
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Advertisement582 1958-09-07 7 *a ;i -i THAT SOUND of RENOWN model A72ON9J The De-Luxe Model A7*o woa the only British entry i gs4 to win o Gold Medol ot the 1956 Calif ornio State Fair. |gS§S§»^H The A6ll ia a portable jjy^JIIJSMI from the sole Agents: A M GAREM dr CO., 30, Winchester582 words
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Article, Illustration301 1958-09-07 8 D. T - D.T. A STAR-studded cast, a great story and some commendable acting make the Rank presentation of Charles Dickens' A TALE OF TWO CITIES a picture yon must see. Though at times you get the feeling that the book moves just a wee bit faster than the film, it301 words
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Article242 1958-09-07 8 30 New Cool Numbers MISTER ROCK AND ROLL, IYI ro de into town billed as the biggest rock 'n' roll film yet made. It is that, and more. Starring famed disc jockey Alan Freed, co-starring Rocky Grasiano handsome singing idol Teddy Randazzo, Lois O'Brien and Lionel Hampton and his great242 words
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Article, Illustration98 1958-09-07 8 f)RSON Welles revels m terror and m his latest film. TOUCH OF EVIL, m which he stars and directs, he proves once again his talent to dramatise as vividly as Hitchcock does with "little things m life." Charles Heston. be-mous-tached and as dynamic a s he98 words
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Article, Illustration340 1958-09-07 8 The stars shine in the squalor of Paris QERVAISE, a French production with firstclass rating, will shock the audience with its vivid sense of reality and its most unpretentious treatment of poverty. It will disappoint the sex seeking type of moviegoers (and m this country it has been made evident340 words
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Article95 1958-09-07 8 R. G - R.G. Tiro well-knoicn A Ind an artistes 5 i 9 C jl Ganesan and Bavithri ten tn .*v film, n akmg tltOften .p:«iipr for the pi ducer. S'Vaii Ganesan anc ism thr; are the moil popular H Soutfi Jnd'a mid tfc*| v Tried th*p;r best to95 words
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Advertisement324 1958-09-07 8 I ?CAlHAYORcamisatioH? 1: p Btßil m^p Ttti T!Yi?>rri nrvnnriT n iyifflrinfTinfi'___i fl 4 .Ar TT^.x 1 Ji I kfcLO^''wTaflTrP^^ fl fsfifisri LAST DAYS! I rlrr J^* 2l 116 11 a.m. -1.45-4.15-6 45 A 9.30 p.m w 'The Revenge of Frankenstein i- > Af From Tues.! "HOW TO MURDER A RICH324 words
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1061 1958-09-07 9 NO MAHJONG OR DANCING FOR S.B.A. TRAINEES by COURTCRAFT ACTION speaks louder than words! That seems to be the motto of the Singapore Badminton Association after Malaya's defeat m the Thomas Cup competition to Indonesia m June. Without fanfare or publicity, the SBA launched what it calls a "concentrated and1,061 words
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326 1958-09-07 9 35 TEAMS ENTER S.H.A. LEAGUES THIS SEASON I THIRTY colony hockey teams have sent m IJf fn tries for the Singapore Hockey Association P c co mpetitions this season, due to start m the r!l- i third week of this month. These thirty-five teams will be grouped into three divisions326 words
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Article31 1958-09-07 9 LONDON. Sept. 6 (Reuter).— Results of yesterday's Rugby Union matches were: Bristol 32 New Brighton 8, Penzance and Newlyn 11 Welsh Academicals 8. Rugby League: Widnes 13 Warrington 17.31 words
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Article, Illustration64 1958-09-07 9 THAIS AND FRIENDS THE Perak Rugby Union President's XV (white jerseys) and the Thai Navy side pose for the Standard, cameraman just before their game on the Ipoh padang on Tuesday* Sept. 2. The Thais scored a convincing victory of 18 points to 8. They had previously beaten an Royal64 words
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Article227 1958-09-07 9 HARLEM GLOBE tROTTERS i tafe just returned from -V three and one-half V^hs :n Great Britain and the vr/.r.ent of Europe. I Sg, the Ust edition of the -ja famous .-epia HARJgj GLOBETROTTERS fcgketbaH team, and ossonsted noveitj basketball «d variety u:traotions.... y' m y lesk here m "'-'ago were227 words
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Article34 1958-09-07 9 TELUK ANSON, Sat.— ln a Cow and Gate Cup soccer tie played here. 4th Royal Malay Regt. beat Rangers by two goals to nil. Ibrahim and Mat Shah scored for the Regiment.34 words
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Article109 1958-09-07 9 FOREST HILLS, NY, Sept. 6 (Reuter)— Results m the United States Lawn Tennis championships here today included the following: Men's singles quarter-finals Ashley Cooper (Australia) beat Vie Seixas (US) 9-7 6-1 3-6 6-2. Neale Fraser (Australia) beat Alex Olmedo (Peru) 3-6 6-1 8-6 3-6 6-3. Women's singles quarter-finals109 words
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759 1958-09-07 9 SYDNEY, Sat. Former Australian Davis Cup star Adrian Quist has made a suggestion which he believes would considerably improve modern tennis. He wants to see players allowed only one service instead of two. He advocates this revolutionary change to the rules because of a759 words
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Article57 1958-09-07 9 ADELAIDE, Sept 6 (Reuter)—R. F. Stevens (South Australia) will captain the Australian team m the World Amateur Golf championship at St. Andrews, Scotland, from October 8 to 11. The others m the team announced earlier are Doug Bachli (Victoria) British Amateur champion m 1904, Peter Toogood57 words
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Article188 1958-09-07 9 TENNIS TOURS UNDER FIRE MELBOURNE, Sat.— The Lawn Tennis Association of Australia may ban its leading players from making private overseas tennis tours It had decided to re- frame its policy toward these tours. The chairman of the itinerary coirmittee Mr. R. N. Vroland, has announced that he will present188 words
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Article, Illustration365 1958-09-07 10 KEN JALLEH - KEN JALLEH Says ..Frankly Speaking PERHAPS it was the mafic of Merdeka. Or to be more accurate, the inspiration the Tunku grave. Maybe those Rolex watches had something to do with it WHATEVER THE REASON FOR MALAYA'S MAGNIFICENCE IN THE FESTIVAL FOOTBALL AT KUALA LUMPUR, THE FACT REMAINS365 words
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Article309 1958-09-07 10 The 71/nfcu D/c/ 7he Tr/ct... Boon Bee played at Tokyo as they played at the Merdeka Stadium m the last few days, Malaya would have come back with a shining medal— and it could very well have a golden shine. ,1 Well, look at what the309 words
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Article403 1958-09-07 10 English Soccer Results LONDON. Sept. 6. (ReutersResults of today's English and Scottish football matches were LEAGUE I Aston Villa 2. Nottingham F. 3 Bolton W. 2. Birmingham C. 0 Burnley 1. West Bromwich A. 3 Everton 1. Arsenal 6 Leicester C. 3. Manchester C. 1 Luton T. 4, West Ham403 words
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Article40 1958-09-07 10 TRAILING 2-0 at half time, 'A* Division Police improved m the second half to hold Army Depot Police to a twoall draw m the second round of the Malayan Armed Forces soccer knockout competition at Friendly Hill yesterday.40 words
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Article156 1958-09-07 10 TWELFTH Company attached to the Anglo-Chinese School, won the championship title at the 14th annual athletic meet of the Spore Boys* Brigade held at the Kalians Secondary School ground yesterday The winners collected 90 points. 11 more than the run-ners-up—the Eighth Company. Results were: SENIORS 100 yards:156 words
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245 1958-09-07 10 SINGAPORE Indians put up a formidable score on the first day of their cricket match against the Singapore Cricket Club for the Gandhi Memorial Cup on the Padang yesterday. The Indians scored 185 runs m their first innings. Danwant Singh (47) and245 words
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Article, Illustration53 1958-09-07 10 THEIR BIG moment Malaya's victorious Captain Chan Tuck Choy is chaired by happy members of his team after their victory over Vietnam which gave them the Merdeka Festival Cup at Kuala Lumpur on Thursday night at the Merdeka Stadium. Malaya maintained its unbeaten record by beating the Rest 3-2 on53 words
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Article417 1958-09-07 10 HASHIM IS F. N. CHAMPION NINE records were broken at the Fraser Neave Sports Club athletics meet held at River Valley Road yesterday. Champion athlete was Hashim bin Talib. He scored 10 points to win the championship, and was responsible for two of the new records. Champion department was the417 words
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460 1958-09-07 10 TWO athletes Tan Mm You and Sheah Tien Soon shared the individual honours at the first annual athletic meet of the Nanyang University at Bukit Timah yesterday. They scored eight points each. The distinction of winning the championship for the women's events went to460 words
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Article444 1958-09-07 10 MCA Cannot Charier Plane KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The P ro P oscd^"*fVt T As" Twt in-Australia" trip of the Malayan Cricket as of the Qantas Airways withdraw their he which says: "We cannot a«ee to the MCA chartering the aircraft". Why did the lawyers444 words
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Article, Illustration50 1958-09-07 10 THE belle of Perak badminton, Miss Tong Y, e r r receives the women's singles challenge shield for "j! from Mr. Lim Kean Hooi. a vice-president <v the 3 8.A., after she has won the title for the third mm succession last Sunday nigh*.50 words
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233 1958-09-07 10 FROM across the South China sea comes a da; challenge for a fight m Singapore. Feathery Sammy Wong of Kuehing, Sarawak, wants to take the Chinese Filipino Ray Ming Chan any time, day, any place.' Sammy, m his letter to Singapore promoter233 words
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Article111 1958-09-07 10 J. R. PURDY (all square) won the 4 B' Division Medal Bogey golf competition at the Royal Singapore Golf Club course yesterday. Other results are: Other cards. D. J. Moore (one down) A. E. Shepherd (two down) and S. C. Friis-Lund (two down). Ball sweep, lst111 words
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Article, Illustration197 1958-09-07 10 RAF Seletar rugby teams began the season well with two victories. Seletar '\A" beat Tengah 53-3 at Seletar and the second fifteen beat 43 BAD 9-0 at Tengah. THE Singaj.orp Cricfcd team which wot J senior tourva'- ent ship for the fr if I I ten years of197 words
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Article69 1958-09-07 10 THE Blacks made s ing start when they ai .lohore B XV I*. (four tries and a penaltH three (a drop g< a match an the h n E_3 College ground yestetdaj Leading 6-3 half T f Blacks scored their through Ang Kin Tm, S: kumaran.69 words
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Article55 1958-09-07 10 THE following lhe Perak Indian.- agams* K°H India tie today o- V Assembly Hall ground, 5.15 pm. P. Gunaseelan (Ta I Gopal, P. Krishnan tTapai I John. A Anthony, B fl Kutty. Bhunmui sm '.'fl Retnam. Ramadass EU Gunaseka* an 'TA i, JambuM van. A. Lenders.55 words
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Miscellaneous107 1958-09-07 10 CRICKE T— S.R.C. rs. Serangoon Garden Estate at Serangoon Garden 11 a.m. Army vs. Police at Thomson Road 11 a.m. SOCCER Joe Chappel Memorial Cuptie— Singapore rs. Army Navy at Jalan Besar Stadium 5.15 p.m. S.A.F.A. league Div. 2 A C.A. 'A' vs. Radin Mas Ramblers at Jalan Besar stadium107 words
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Article, Illustration626 1958-09-07 11 WINDSOR LAD - WINDSOR LAD Jockey Merv Posner Injured In Race Fall By Perhaps So Springs A $250 Surprise pERHAPS SO, with Leong astride, sprang a spectacular surprise at Bukit Timah when he beat a bright Division One field over 9f to pay $250 and $66 yesterday, final dayChen Ta Khoon - 626 words
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2100 1958-09-07 11 RESULTS DIVIDENDS OF ALL THE RACES Mr. T. V. Mitchell Trainer: Hobbs. 1456-435 No. 3 THE NAILER 8.13 (1) Franklin 1 1189-646 No. 4 TOURONG 8.12 (4) Barratt 2 987-470 No. 9 CANASTRA 7.97 HO) Posner 3 178-154 No. 8 Fire Risk 7.07 (11) Dragon 4 973-500 No. 6 Lord2,100 words
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Advertisement233 1958-09-07 11 Tm Thm STA KB AHD muava s only independent national paper. JvJJ live m Singapore or the Federation of Malaya m tbe surrounding areas, why not subscribe to the STAND A RH" and hare It delivered to your home dally ni to roar office if preferred? A u yoa to233 words
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Article244 1958-09-07 12 US. May Try Again Ott. 12 WASHINGTON, Sept 6. (Reuter).-The Defence S e ar i B i e,lt sa!d yesterda y it was unlikely that the Lnited States would make another attempt to launch a rocket to the moon this month. A first244 words
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Article, Illustration28 1958-09-07 12 THE RUSSIAN Defence Ministry organ Red Star warned Soviet soldiers yesterday to stay away from alcohol, saying that drinking amounts to "direct subversion of military discipline."— UPIUPI - 28 words
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Article151 1958-09-07 12 NICOSIA, Sept. 6 (Reuter). Eoka leaflets addressed to the Governor of Cyprus. Sir Hugh Foot which were circulating m Nicosia yesterday, said "we dare you to impose the new British plan." The leaflets, signed simply "Eoka." said: "It is up to you to decide, Governor Foot. The151 words
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Article146 1958-09-07 12 MOMENTS AFTER CRASH SEVEN PEOPLE were killed this week when a Viking airliner crashed into a row of houses m Southall, Middlesex. Among the dead were a mother of five and her three-week-old baby. The plane, belonging to Independent Air Travel, took olf from fog-bound London Airport for Nice at146 words
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183 1958-09-07 12 More Integration Trouble Brewing In US NEW YORK, Sept 6, (UPl).— The school integration crisis continued to simmer as Arkansas took the spotlight away from Virginia with a strike by students at Van Buren High School. Thirteen Negro students yesterday remained out of school rather than provoke about 60 white183 words
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Article139 1958-09-07 12 Storm of The Century LONDON. Sept. 6, (Reuter) Three thousand lightning: flashes lit up London's skyline last night m what weather experts described as probably one of the most spectacular storms of the century." During a two hour nonstop display lightning flashes stabbed every corner of the capital. Some lasted139 words
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Article88 1958-09-07 12 At the same time, the Charlottesville school board, also under a desegregation order from Judge Paul, took its final action on 30 Negro applications for white schools, but flatly refused to tell newsmen where any Negroes had been accepted. In Norfolk, the school board, reacting to88 words
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Article41 1958-09-07 12 BERLIN, Sept. 6 (Reuter) —East Germany yesterday proposed to the Bis Four powers and West Germany that a commission be set up to consider the preparation of an all-German peace treaty, the East German news agency ADN reported. *\i41 words
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Article23 1958-09-07 12 UNITED NATIONS, Sept. 6 (UPI) Morocco and Tunisia have decided to join the League of Arab States, it was learned yesterday.23 words
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Article33 1958-09-07 12 BERLIN, Sept. 6 (Reuter) Professor Walther Hoffmann, head of the Faculty of Agriculture at Halle University. East Germany, has escaped to West Berlin, the Anti-Communist Information Bureau West said yesterday. V33 words
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Article40 1958-09-07 12 TAIPEI, Sept. 6 (Reuter) The British shipping company, Butterfield and Swire, announced today ships on their regular run between Taipei's port of Keelung and Hongkong had changed their route from Formosa Straits to the eastern coast of Formosa.40 words
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Article39 1958-09-07 12 GENEVA, Sept. 6 (Reuter) Dr Igor Tamm, Soviet academician and physicist, said at a public lecture here yesterday that the third Soviet sputnik was equipped with a special instrument for counting the primary cosmic rays m space.39 words
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Article20 1958-09-07 12 COLOMBO, Sept. 6 (UPI)— Twenty-two members of the Jatika Vimukti Peramuna (Sinhalese) were released from house detention yesterday20 words
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Article24 1958-09-07 12 STOCKHOLM, Sept 6 (Reuter) Five people were killed and 14 injured when two trains collided near Falum, Central Sweden, yesterday.24 words
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Article57 1958-09-07 12 GENEVA, Sept. 6 (Reuter) —The United States has ouilt a prefabricated nuclear power reactor whose Darts can be flown to any part of the world and assembled on tne spot. The reactor is called the Army Package Power reactor and details of its operation were reported to he57 words
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Article109 1958-09-07 12 PREMIER TO PROBE RACE RIOTS LONDON, Sept. 6 (UPI) Norman Mamey, Chief Minister ot Jamaica, arrived m London by air last night to check personally on the race riot -situation. lie said the West Indies were "proiound.y shocKed" oy tne recent disturbances and he wanted to piace himseit at the109 words
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Article33 1958-09-07 12 TORRENTIAL rains which continued for three days m South Korea yes:erday flooded several villages along the Han River, killing at least 13 persons and rendering more than 6.000 persons homeless. —(UPI).33 words
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Article37 1958-09-07 12 THE first contingent of a 120-man group of soldiers from the 47th Guided Weappons Regiment of the British Army arrived m New York yesterday on the way to Wnite Sands proving grounds, New Mexico.37 words
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Article47 1958-09-07 12 HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 6 (U.P.1.).— Arline Judge, whose previous husbands included millionaire sportsman Bob Topping, said yesterday she and spouse No. 7, Edward Cooper Heard, have separated. Miss Judge said "there's aiways the possibility of reconciliation but I doubt if it will happen."47 words
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Article266 1958-09-07 12 —Says Senator After Conference With Mr. Dulles WASHINGTON, Sept. 6, (UPl).— Senator H. Alexander Smith said after a half hour conference with Secretary of State John Foster Dulles yesterday that the United States has •'definitely" decided to help defend Nationalist Chinese-held Quemoy and Matsu islands266 words
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Article116 1958-09-07 12 FORMOSA REQUESTS MORE ARMS TAIPEH Sept. 6. (Reuter)— Nationalist Chinese have asked the United States to provide them with more modern weapons and help m keeping supply lines to the shellbattered Quemoy islands open, a Nationalist Government source said today. The source said the requests had been discussed at a116 words
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Article, Illustration58 1958-09-07 12 You Don't Take Off But You Strip Off In This Rocket! YOU dont take-off m this rocket. You strip off. And the destination isn't th? moon it's the sea. Much nicer. And here's twenty- two-year-old Barbara Holmes all ready for a dip after changing m this portable rocket cabin down58 words
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Article59 1958-09-07 12 RIO DE .TA\KV Eu (UPI,- At least a M were killed whe. a -ed plane crash itt 1 near Ciudad Ca iM M m Paraiba St,. The plane. inf Ml senger! and crew on a flight from P it •■>-"- De Janeiro The Loide V59 words
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Article18 1958-09-07 12 A FAIRLY mm A quake shook an a: a j. Chile- Argentina cnaa on Friday. R rr18 words
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Article118 1958-09-07 12 MONTGOMERY, Alabama, 6 (UPI) Secretary of State John Foster Dulles wrote Gov. James E. Folsom yesterday expressing worldwide concern over the death sentence imposed on a Negro farmhand for a US$l.95 robbery. Ralph Hammond. Folsom's Executive Secretary, said Dulles wrote the Governor that U.S. embassies throughout118 words
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Article, Illustration1684 1958-09-07 13 THE CITY THAT GAME BACK FROM THE DEAD CONCLUDING THE STORY OF THE ATOM BOMB HORROR jfif Hiroshima Today Is A Thriving Modern City oor o long time now the people of Hiroshima have ceased to glance over their shoulders to that quarter of the sky from which a hell1,684 words
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135 1958-09-07 14 NO SUPERMAN FOR FIRST FLIGHT TO THE MOON 'ITIE first man to pilot a spaceship will have to be a little, wiry chap, members of the British Association— tbe scientists' parliament were told recently at Glasgow. A amall, slim man would require lees of a thrust Into space than a135 words
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Article, Illustration934 1958-09-07 14 Marjorie Proops - Marjorie Proops EAST MEETS WEST IN THE FASHION PARADE mtOM DS the typical English peaches-and-cream model girl on the way out? That's an interesting question I have been asking myself— and a few others— recently. And the answers I've got have made me wonder if934 words
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Article, Illustration753 1958-09-07 14 Nurse Kathleen - Do Not Worry About Thai Small Hernia Nurse Kathleen [j^ffl A HERNIA means the protrusion or pushing out of an organ or part of an organ through a week place m the wall surrounding it, so that uusally a bulge is caused. Hernias are common m adults, usually occurring m753 words
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Article, Illustration389 1958-09-07 15 JENNY - JENNY -By The Only One«~ AN exclusive model dress is not, os mony women imagine, beyond the average pocket os I discovered this week when I spent on hour ot o gown shop m D'Almeida Street. The proprietress ol the shop, as well as designer, Miss389 words
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Article, Illustration116 1958-09-07 15 "(IREAT Expectations". the name of this striking maternity wear modelled by Leonie to* Au Bon Marche, during a fashion parade held nt the American Club recently. This perfect party dress for the "lady-in-waiting" which brought gasps of delight and amazement from the audience, is a brant* new116 words
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Article, Illustration233 1958-09-07 15 A SMALL and attractive Australian woman, Mrs. Pearl Blaxland, a designer of hats and a milliner with more than six years' experience, has expressed her wish to teach local Chinese girls the art of hat-making, if the response is good enough. Looking at a variety of233 words
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484 1958-09-07 15 The 'New Woman' In Fashion Revival PARIS fashion designers x have staged a dramatic coup d'etat to revolutionise fashion with the revival of a fitted silhouette. The new woman appears fragile and deceptively feminine. But she has shown enough strength to deal the chemise a knock-out blow. Every great French484 words
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Article, Illustration946 1958-09-07 16 KAYSER SUNG - FROM BUMBOAT PEDDLER TO MILLIONAIRE KAYSER SUNG By The Amazing -Career Of Fabulous 'Old Mary' m 'piOUSANDS of merchant seamen who called at this Far East British port before World War 11, may still have affectionate memories of "Hongkong Old Mary," a thin, small, but energetic bumboat woman, now a946 words
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Article, Illustration107 1958-09-07 16 GIRL WITH THE 3-D VOICE NINETEEN-year-old pop singer Pauline Shepherd wr chosen to record m stereophonic sound at the Radio Shot at Earls Court which opened on August VI. Paullw vu the first natural voice an electrical company found te record a commentary m 3-D (stereophonic) sound. Paulini ls already107 words
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Article, Illustration899 1958-09-07 21 TOM TULLETT - TOM TULLETT By_ OSEPH SIMPSON, 0.8. E., Scotland Yard's new Police Commissioner and heir to the biggest crime wave for fl years, tilted his 6ft. 3in. frame back m his chair and \\\\\\\m said: The force working we don# think there is much wrong with it/ WVJM He899 words
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Article, Illustration120 1958-09-07 21 £vvww\vtw(Jn ic t £orn*£r ww wwwwwwwwwvi il COMETIMES troubles come upon you right out of thc blue. Things beyond control will bring unhoppinets to you but J the triols ond troubles thot you moon the most obout ore < the ones you moke yourself if you just think it120 words
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Advertisement203 1958-09-07 21 i B'/ft^B ___________r______2-"^^ c. r,;^ Arden, unchallenged authority on skin care, v.* row created preparations for men, of superb r. •■nrtively masculine, handsomely packaged l darwal nd gold. -.oahshaving CREAM m aerosol container. after shave lotion. Cool and refreshing. In gfeg ,r lastk flasks for travel. colocn E a classic203 words
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Advertisement69 1958-09-07 21 B Bisma-Rex ifIESSHIBf BISMA REX q»i ck| y'l»t geotljr^BntrtUMl RfPSfirfl burning stomach acids. l-WSI mVmm /fAWn* BISMA REX help to get rid of wlnd PlWmiu^ M mWfl/Mn 3 BISMA REX forms soothing coating ovflf IWi Wk. the tender 'tomach lining. ////'/mt^M W 4 BISMA REX^^^ ed wtionof hlood^ v^. *y.69 words
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Miscellaneous139 1958-09-07 21 DFGDFGDFGDF March 21— April 20 (Aries) THE week opens on comfortable lines. Genial conditions replace a rather awkward tone during this week-end. In any event, you have everything m "such good order now that you can feel easy concerning your plans. An eye to family health is needed, though, at139 words
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Miscellaneous339 1958-09-07 21 There will still be quite a tendency for arguments to occur, so act with all possible tolerance. June 21— July 20 (Cancer) THIS seems to be a time of money improvements that permit you to carry out special purchases. You have to be careful to keep every aspect of intimate339 words
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Miscellaneous480 1958-09-07 21 _BJDT_U_n AYC -.p^| fl II fl J/m\ I SUNDAY Extremely encouraging trends. They give you chances to improve your financial standing and to create helpful new relationships. There will probably be much more moving around than usual. But be cautious if very large changes are brought 4nto view. They could480 words
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479 1958-09-07 22 Motor Firms Cut Their Hire Purchase Rates £UTS m the hire purchase rates for new Ford cars m Britain were announced last week by the Ford Motor Company. There was -news, too, of another big bank starting an "easy loans" scheme479 words
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Article, Illustration471 1958-09-07 22 RPft^ Tho Wvvklsi Page For MoUsrists **_S- H |HEN the first Goliath cars were imported into the a few years ago, they did not meet with the L Wk jU success expected. Malayan motorists were prejudiced A jA jfl (they still are) against two strokes. The471 words
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174 1958-09-07 22 ...AND IT'S NOT THAT PARKING PROBLEM EITHER! MAN hasn't reached the moon yet. hut when he does, the law wants to be ready to tell him what he can and can't do. Attorney General P. Rogers of the U.S. has posed several tough legal space questions which he said should174 words
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308 1958-09-07 22 2 Carburettors Put 55 Horses Into The Flat-Four Engine standard and deluxe and the Kombi. All have two doors. ir THE standard twin carb. under review is a well-equipped model by any standards. Seats are high, wide and very comfortable and both seat backs tilt far forward to allow easy308 words
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Article, Illustration262 1958-09-07 22 ♦pHE carburettors added A appreciably to the general performance of the car. The normal second gear take-off was employed and after mastery of the gearchange was accomplished, speed was very 'quickly built up through the gears. The car cruised beautifully at 50 to 60262 words
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Article, Illustration162 1958-09-07 23 Tkolma Soul Auntie Is m modal, and is teaching Lesley soma of tko tricks off tho trade at their Golden Green London, homo. The little girl reckons Avntio is an eye-opener. She was fascinated to learn from Auntie that: Too much mascara on162 words
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Article698 1958-09-07 23 HAROLD NICOLSON - HAROLD NICOLSON BOOK REVIEW ij By John Slimming ifl JOHN SUMMING, a «< Assistant Proof Aborigineo m the I»1»t»d Federation. In SeptemU56, he undertook a three V.. lurTf T f>f the Temiar >n the State of rgbiua. Ha j«»b was to make nut- c« nsus the Temiarlearf inhabiting698 words
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Article, Illustration1162 1958-09-07 23 Marie Battle - Marie Battle *t m mm m m*mm^^^^^ m m mm^**m*mmmm^m m m^ m m PROBLEMS OF ADOLESCENCE -10 By EVERYTHING is fair m love and war, and the adolescent rebellion is waged on both fronts: parents are blamed for not caring enough, for1,162 words
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Article, Illustration18 1958-09-07 23 •DM* M«4 wl TOtal. taHMI •tan* ta iss* tar ._>»■»*• rflMof m leoferl- •N*b Mr **wboa. *or18 words
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Article903 1958-09-07 23 Kathleen Nott - Kathleen Nott By THE SKINNER. By Jay Gilbert. (New Authors Ltd. 155.). THERESA'S CHOICE. By Rachel Cecil. (Constable. 18s.). THE CONFESSION. By Mario Soldati. (Andr* Deutsch. 111. 6d.). A WEEK IN THE COUNTRY. By Ernest Gebler. (Hutchinson. 16a). /THESE novels tackle ono of the most interesting and difficult903 words
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Advertisement58 1958-09-07 23 I imW __S ____________________B ____k n_kSS__JwK____'___E H Reach for Listerine before SH that cold takes hold! «Hi The first sniffle or ||ISn| reach for Listerine! »9H gargled Listerine fl^Hj Antiseptic twice daily j^^H had fewer, shorter, 9^H| milder colds than j^fUl those who did not* lj flji _____________B_______P Jm*\ r=^^m58 words
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Advertisement152 1958-09-07 23 I PAM AMERICAN j BRINGS YOU A N( H VIA SAIOON 9ML^mkmmsL*Jm AMDIAIIGIIO,t Now you can fly Pan American— world's most experienced airline —direct to Europe from Singapore! See fascinating Saigon* en route, Bangkok toa Then fly on to all Europe— Rome, Paris, Brussels, Franldfurt Every mile of die way152 words
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Article, Illustration107 1958-09-07 24 TO ULTRA modern Tarzan meets two lovely mates. He it must be a he— Ijoists these two attractive Windmill girts into his arms when they visited uygan a 20th Century miracle at the British Food Fair being held at the Olympic, Kensington. Invented by P.UPI - 107 words
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Article208 1958-09-07 24 Tj[7E cannot stick strongly to principle. If money can buy the end, we must use it. Tunku Abdul Rahman, Prime Minister of Malaya. \S7HETHER we like it or not every healthy, intelligent family nowadays includes Its various animal members Letter to THE TIMES. »T»HE real problem208 words
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474 1958-09-07 24 BIRDS' nest gatherers on Palawan Island, m the Western Philippines, risk life and limb to supply Manila's restaurants with the principal ingredient for their tasty dishes of "nido soup.'* According to reports published by the Philippine geographical Society, the474 words
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Article, Illustration22 1958-09-07 24 "Pattern a no pattern, if yer do this again IV Tt far so onl that I'll pat far kt orh'rt!"22 words
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Article1334 1958-09-07 24 HUEY P. LONG; John McKenna - THE BIGGEST RACKETEER OF 'EM ALL HUEY P. LONG John McKenna Fabulous Characters 4 By mUEY (The Kingfish) LONG once greeted a German admiral m his pyjamas. The Kingfish thought he was the reincarnation of Napoleon and he didn't like German admirals on principle. Huey Long was a great, rollicking,1,334 words
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Advertisement195 1958-09-07 24 FLY YOUR CARGO BY BMtl For particulars consult your Cargo Agent or J MALAYAN AIRWAYS I (general sales agents) i BRITISH OVERSEAS AIRWAYS CORPORATION I Give comfort to SORE ACHING FEET &M Zam-Buk is the world's greatest skin ointment '^^3| 1 Zam-Buk gets through the pores and soothes and J'.SJIm195 words
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