The Singapore Free Press, 15 November 1957
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Title Section15 1957-11-15 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper iii»ii\. November i">. if>">" Prtoe 15 Ct«15 words
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Article313 1957-11-15 1 IE "■•■"■■"■lMillllMJMliHfiMlHlilillllll liailllllMtlllllfflllllUUltllllllllllllllllllllllltllltllltlimillllllllllllllllMllllU :^^LA S^ L L^^^ ®O£s NOT ENDANGER Cmiil S i H| j(|( \s scientists -r <*"»■ an- successfully com. s Dieting a major break. through in the creation of thermonuclear explosives' with development oi a small. (lean" ami easil) portable hydrogen expio- Sive,A.P. - 313 words
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212 1957-11-15 1 MILLIONAIRE'S NEPHEW IS KIDNAPPED Colony policemen search Buhit Timah area following the discovery of a revolver in abandoned car gINGAPORE police combed a large area off the Dunearn-Bukit Timah roads this morning following a report that Mr. Tan Eng Chuan, a grand nephew ot multi-millionaire, Mr. Tan Lark Sye, had212 words
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Article, Illustration107 1957-11-15 1 Meet the cautious Mr. Paul Getty tphesj man In the world Well the richest men In the world. Paul Getty who ta liia mon j worth at least £400 100,000. A > "on much more lie doesn't kn< i sought ifter man in Bi 'lain 'dcd. What callers »t hla107 words
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Article239 1957-11-15 1 RIOT SQUAD Is OUT AGAIN ¥>ENANG police were alertl ed this morning when about 200 students gath< i und, op] ra irt, where I he of i As the i stud con r s at 9.30 am ca I !he riot squ uckloads of police arrived within live minut I239 words
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Article66 1957-11-15 1 NAVAL SHIP REFLOATED t ton H il F iry which >und on Ini d al ii ey Point Chan ;i. Sin refli lated 2.15 am I md am i i i reported 1 1 i there i inn foot gash in i in' kcci ol the Further survey ol the66 words
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Advertisement27 1957-11-15 1 _^^te^rf^ P^MrnHH Jff™MM#BM ildkS'iiXillli'imm co^ vaC <4^^^r"' HO BOCK KEE f Use the BEST materials A '>AN 1 1 APA I A() V F\ 1 ISTMI.N T,27 words
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Article102 1957-11-15 2 pETIRING from public IV life is a 30ft. ;ire-breath-ng dragon of Rye, Sussex. England. The monster made by Mr. Francis Bellhouse, a marine engineer has appeared during the last seven years in many carnivals and processions in the Cinque ports as well as in pantomines. Once he was102 words
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Article, Illustration326 1957-11-15 2 X'MAS TREAT FOR THE KIDDIES Shaws start campaign with trees and donatio Executives appeal £or cash and gifts pLANS for anoibei big Christinas treat for under-privileged child* k n ni Singapore are now being carried oul by the Shaw Organisation. Christmas trees will be on display ai the Capitol, R(326 words
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61 1957-11-15 2 'Baby' race-Reds, U.S. neck and neck I The populations of the I United States and fch€ Soviet Union were apparently increasing at about the same rate, the population reference bureau, a private organisation has said In Washington. The Soviet population was now estimited at about 205 million and that o!Reuter - 61 words
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Article92 1957-11-15 2 A SINGAPORE Lgistrate who later lecame Deputy Registrar in the High Court has been trans back to the lo\ and made a dist He is Mr. K. T. Alexander who is now Fifth Magistrate and Fifth Criminal District Judge. He was firsi magistrate in92 words
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Article18 1957-11-15 2 Russian arcncoi discovered a sixi funeral temple i Kum deseri tral A.sia. Moscow ported. U.P.U.P. - 18 words
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Article87 1957-11-15 2 imif Singapore Improve* mciit I'rust is requesting tenants in its housing estates to keep tneli afeai leai ol utter. bi-lingua] circular Ifttt** ed by the I rust points out the "untidy habit <>f sonic oceapien of fiats of throwIng rubbish out of thr window s and87 words
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Advertisement164 1957-11-15 2 r< Here s a GANGSTER n Picture that's DIFFERENT! t l\uk A%eoue I *MODEL M p .jfe,. -n Xii -i i; \< ki i i. ffl SMART GhILS 1 DON'T TALK' I H WARNER BROS PICTUrIE Hg B VIRGINIA MAYO 1 BRUCE BENNETT g 1 Of V TOMORROW Jt I164 words
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Article, Illustration304 1957-11-15 3 Gordon Bennett calls for an inquiry I onnnander oi in Malaya "> wona >••" Lt.-Gen <.<"^" 11 urged Sydnej m inquir) r^d o determin2 q who SreThe U 3 had M ne,er even fired v rifle, hi >li .'so.Me of these men wee bruited |f^jti" Place Sydney, --n the HKJReuter - 304 words
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183 1957-11-15 3 4 N American aircraft carrier last night recovered from the Pacific about 1,000 miles east >i Honolulu the bodies of several people who were aboard an airliner which vanished last Friday. Earlier in the day, a search plane from the carrier Philippine SeaReuter - 183 words
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Article137 1957-11-15 3 A TRUE LOVE TOKEN Diamonds still the best ~< 1 1 1 1 1 mini? DIAMONDS are still a I girl's best friend especially a girl about to be married. At a convention of Canadian jewellers it was unanimously agreed that solitaire diamonds in plain, tailored settings take first placeReuter - 137 words
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Article67 1957-11-15 3 N egg-stealing thief at v Melbourne's Royal Agriculture Show got himself Into a mess yesterday. Poultry pavilion attendant, E. Whitloek, saw the thief pocketing eggs laid by prize birds in their show pens. Without comment, the attendant bumped against the bulging pocket. -His lace was aReuter - 67 words
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Article42 1957-11-15 3 December fli I grade rub ber buyers f.o b. opem d In Singap ire this morning ai 7G (-(Mils per lb.. down one Ighth cent on ye ter lay' s closing price, ihi tone was I ady, quiel42 words
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Article61 1957-11-15 3 An American sculptor. Mr. Beniamino Busano, Is to create for Russia a 100-foot stainless sled statue sym bolii in", "Peace Bel v. Ea i and West." The stai lie, Ol tWO Amen cmi and Soviel airmen clasping hands, will b (> < ect iReuter - 61 words
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Article80 1957-11-15 3 QUEEN DROPS EXCLUSIVENESS TTMiE Queen yesterday ordered the ending o) a centw I tradition—the exclusive palace parties at which a small number i itantes are pn ■nU to her Her decision to discontinue after next year thi ancient r soi lety gtrls was tnatir knou ninan an nouncemeni from theReuter - 80 words
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Advertisement52 1957-11-15 3 FREE BOOKLETS AVAILABLE ON REQUEST Hogcm-ycr Irodma Co., (M Ltd. :UAIA LUMPUR IPOM PENANG RORNEO -«aißoiiiiiiiiiiii Soj the treatment of R im I I, en Sluggish ■I-. < hi 8 Bruises. Sunburn. (l Rai*hi etc. k I KERODERM Scientific Ointmeni HRAL DISPENSARY Ltd RAP Mrs pi acf, <ge Ar^ m,i,52 words
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Advertisement204 1957-11-15 3 NEW AlHAiVmftA J V. UDA¥ HERE S WHAT SiNUAPjP.E FiLM CRITiOS SAYHIGH ROAD TO ADVENTURE Well Worth Seeing Tough Rough Go,d' Thrill Every Minute Of The Way SEE ONE OF THE BEST FIGHTS SEEN ON A CINEMA SCREEN! THtr FIGHT TO THE flflMHlßflflfllHH THt WFAPOHS 1 PBPlr till SANK O«',ANI\AtION204 words
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218 1957-11-15 4 The Singapore Free Press Opinion Action, not smugness Ii'IDAY. Nov. 15, 1957 IIfHEN through econo- mienc n asons Mothers arc forced to seek employmi nt, I lit problem of the care and discipline 01 the children left at home will always arise. The Services, imdoubt- < dly, have excellent welfare,218 words
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Article, Illustration1107 1957-11-15 4 SEFTON DELMER - Don't be scared by the Sputniks SEFTON DELMER JUST A BIG PSYCHOLOGICAL WARFARE BECEPTP By HAVE been carefully studying the a\ ailablc history of Russia's two earth satellites, A .i result, a suspicion has forced itself upon me. i B Boss Khrushchev using: the spectacular .i* txh vement oi hi1,107 words
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Article113 1957-11-15 4 Beachcontber - Beachcontber gdg ta i nch htij party aid 1 1 o) a be elling a lhor t a gir\ uho had bi en In- ied tO a (inn in u five man aid, i your name really So idgt a said ///r ////'r r a p adly,113 words
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Advertisement20 1957-11-15 4 Platinum <^ Ul ENGAGfM£NT WLOMH RINGS P. H HENDRY Her 91 (forth BrUfft K«..ui. SlMi; Ipoie, *i A Kn.ila I iiinpiii20 words
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Advertisement42 1957-11-15 4 IS^, f Ib|nl?ecord«r THE TK 8U A QUALITY 3-D JV^^ rAPE RECORDER WITH {4Jo!i&@^X^''~~ FAf>E SPEEDS AI-ILITY > /^^^^<#^^" r TK 8U With two Mpc speeds K^INCA ■I your Rftfio Dealers tod.iy: Singapore Distributors: H. A. O'CONNOR «5c CO. Uidlaw Building, Bnttcry Ro.id, Sini;42 words
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Article125 1957-11-15 5 SQUATTERS KEPT OFF BY PATROLS t ITERS in Singapore v difficult these c ipy Crown land 8 put wherever they 6 1 now hoping to I t compensation. own Land's patrol 1 constantly on the ir unauthoJsod shacks. The unit has It 0 ln and a main■enance and demolition force125 words
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Article, Illustration62 1957-11-15 5 Slav film actress. Elga Andersen, who led filming "Bonjonrs Tristesse" has E E rk on another picture. It is "Lift to the g Gallows' directed by Louis Malle. irtled <nit of her sleep, is killed by an ler bedroom, who also kills her hus- E ien stials their car. This62 words
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Article39 1957-11-15 5 The Princess Royal, who arrived at LftgeSi Nigeria on Wednesday on a 12- day tour of Nigeria, yesterday pre.scntod now Colours to the Nigeria branch of the Brit) h Red Cross m LftgOfl ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Article70 1957-11-15 5 HP lIX Singapore I rdorati<»n Of |?(»y s Clubs M.l> plans to organise a second Chinese clat) leaders' train iiiß course A spokesman of the Federation said the first course. which had attract ed ;i nunibrr of applicants would start on Tuesdaj with 60 selected students The70 words
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Article350 1957-11-15 5 More Seek advice on planning YOUNGER SET COMING FORWARD IN ever increasing numbers young women in Singapore are coming forward to seek advice on family planning. The publicity olticer of the Singapore Family Planning Association, Mrs. Joanna Moore, told the Free Press this trend was "very encouraging." "About a few350 words
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Article137 1957-11-15 5 SEATS AT CITY STEPS Students to witness Freeman ceremony SCHOOLCHILDREN will have special seats on the City Hall steps to see. the Governor of Singapore, Sir Robert Black, become a Freeman on Nov. 22 at 5.30 p.m. The spokesman of a special committee told the Free Press that about 1,500137 words
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Advertisement277 1957-11-15 5 X _i THAT >b /7 in I MAI MjlClU/cC/* "QUIET MAN" way KS^A;; HERBERT J YAFES D 3^' -SIIKRIDAN .uCOCHRAN ■i^mSk Next Spring STARTING PAVILION TODAY lIIIIIBIJII iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 11 ■■MiiiiiiiMiiiiiii MMII ********** Miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinia> I ASHAS 1 SALE of SALES NOW IN FULL SWING I CAN CAN PETTICOATS j COMPLETE "SELL-OUT"277 words
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Advertisement32 1957-11-15 6 SATISFY I YOURSELF I With a Milder. Better: I Tatting cigarette -packs I more pleasure by exd I I Accußay. I I Xi n>s- Size A rr I Try CHESTERFIELD t« I32 words
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Miscellaneous215 1957-11-15 6 a v.. 7^l C^C^!'' V '^V .11.5 1 lIAUKI l»> N?«ii«V .l«rti«" j( I Aj^TV J To and what the st *E.V\i»K.%KI<: l»> L«-«- l alk and i'liil Davis s y t°a u r STJSS S ponding paragraph. Lei E" V hl\*3^| I^Avr^ 'Vt'V^MW^ HS"^^' Ee^ktA U 'A^SS^yß: libi^vvv'i 4,«S^^215 words
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Round the World Market Prices
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Article142 1957-11-15 7 LONDON, Nov. M I'iniuus Today l RSS ci fBUD v,, v I2H buyers 32 H bU3 gti 22 sellers 22 t sellers •w. 22 buyi i 22V4 buyers 22 1 i sellers 2214 sellers kss Spot 22 \i buireri 22.^ buyers gUB 22H sellers 22 'a seller.^142 words
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Article108 1957-11-15 7 NEW YORK, Nov- 14. Previous Today wmi Straits Spot 90.12 nom. 89.75 nom. WtH sutures ■ter i: < itract Nov. unquoted Unquoted Dec- unquoted unquoted {•0M Quiet. SALES: Nilifeaiu Contract Nov. 89.37 buyers 89 00 buyers P^ 90 25 sellers 89-75 sellers Dec. 89 37 buyers 89108 words
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Article36 1957-11-15 7 NEW YORK. Nov. 14 Previous Previous P Industrials ***** 427.94 M R.iiiro.ui> 105.33 103.77 Domestic Bonds 83.85 83 69 H I tilities 64 91 64 84 15 Mocks >mposite Avera£;ps 145 29 144.3936 words
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Article45 1957-11-15 7 spot and 23%, November shipment un*J :iili\its quoted. Muntok white spot and nber shipment awaitine: release 34 ailoats 33'^ pot and await- to 33. November shipment 32" l »t noate 23 X to sellers ex -dock. prices quoted in U.S. cents per Ib.45 words
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Article90 1957-11-15 7 LONDON. Nov. 14. D«W Philippines c.if. rK7 PreV US TwUy "Oftn Kuropean delivered ffirtftfuSSSffiS $174 seller 3 $175 aeVlers f ft U n r P r an dcliv weight per 1 N'ov/Dec. £e3 V4 buyers £634 buyers n.-/f an £M sellers £64 sellers £63 v, buyers90 words
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280 1957-11-15 7 Ultimate weapon 'in cosmic space' REDS RUE ASS DETAILS OF THZin Kli. SILENCE BROKEN FOR SOVIET CHILDREN MOSCOW RADIO yesterday duriosed for the first time details of the performance of the Soviet inter-continental ballistic rocket which it claimed in August to have successfully tested. In a broadcast answering questions sentReuter - 280 words
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Article159 1957-11-15 7 IT'S A WORSE EVIL Primate supports Govt. report THE Archbishop of Canterbury said last night that adultery and fornication were far worse for society than the activities of homosexuals. In an address to the Church of England Assembly, the Archbishop, Dr. Geoffrey Fisher, declared: "Homosexuality violates manhood. Heterosexuality (abnormal sexualA.P. - 159 words
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Article24 1957-11-15 7 Two Turkish submarines transited the Suez Canal yesterday. Thla were the first Turkish submarines ever to pass through the waterway A. P.A.P. - 24 words
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Article15 1957-11-15 7 Ships in tho Singapore Naval Base today are: Newcastle. Cavalier* Crane and Andrew.15 words
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Article87 1957-11-15 7 THE man who threw a bomb into the Israeli Parliament last month told a Jerusalem court yesterday he tossed it without aiming and that he did not intend to harm anyone. Moshe Ben Jacobe Doueg admitted throwing the hand grenade but claimed it was aA.P. - 87 words
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Article107 1957-11-15 7 HOME A PRISON 1 J MAN -> U veJ I i ai t- ivorkei discovered a farm- C hou-.e at i itaendorl v t S2*j§ftf*old v\ <» in i a who has been i un uul -f prisoner of her family for the past i" J I it 4. OfficialsA.P. - 107 words
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Article24 1957-11-15 7 President Eisenhower conferred with the National Security Council in Washington yesterday on budget planning keyod to possibly expanded defence spending. A. P.A.P. - 24 words
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Advertisement97 1957-11-15 7 He bought her off the Slave-block I AND MADE HER MISTRESS OF I HIS GIANT PLANTATION! *^ta y y^ jp4 f t^<f' .Wjt^r f^ "^im^^B Clark Gable B A ">*/» "Ao tofiA CA« itrangs nam* of Hamlth Bond YVonne De Carlo B mi Mtntyi tf>» girt who thought ih» wt*97 words
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Miscellaneous38 1957-11-15 7 Singapore; tides- TODAY: 1510 TOMORROW: 0545 and 171.5 m SUNDAY: 0700 and I'to.r MONDAY: 0756 and H 2026. 11 ESDAY: nsio »nd '!1!K m m WEDNESDAY OH IS and 2220 1 THURSDAY: 0955 and h m 2308. -A38 words
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Miscellaneous144 1957-11-15 7 Today's Radio Programme 1 15 pin. Potpourri Part I: 1.30 'lime Signal and New.s; 1 tfl Potpourri Part If; 2.00 Close Down; 5.00 .String Song; 5 :JO Rhythm for Dancers; 6.00 lime Announcement and Programme Summary; 6.02 Mali Bag at tho mike, Sarojlnl Lourdev; fi -io Speak Malay; 6.35 Mail144 words
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Article, Illustration210 1957-11-15 8 The Chimp own Gazette A paper that's almost a one man show m ..o?cj LZT O^ Puffing it all I into print w need all my w?ts about t s about some silly human in 3 nt to know more then you'll I r. A helping hand... ON THE RICHT210 words
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Advertisement164 1957-11-15 9 «<■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■a i NO OTHER AIRLINE OFFERS YOU SO MUCHt m ft /w>/ example: I EXTRA VIII T AIKMM'KS m Long famed I"; their superlative quietness, Pan B Ann rii an s double-decked Super "Strato" Clippers* now are qui< tei than ever! m Now, new aluminium prop< llcrs, < spe<164 words
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Intelligence Report
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Article, Illustration206 1957-11-15 10 CARDINAL MINDSZENTY IS NOT YET A LEGEND "WHERE PEOPLE IN IHE KNOW FIND THINGS THEY DIDN'T KNOW U.S. DIPLOMATS fresh of out Hungary have revealed that the Budapest Secret Police have managed to mike the rooms occupied by Cardinal Mindsxenty in Budapest's American Legation. He has been living there ever206 words
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Article278 1957-11-15 10 IN the summer of 1932, Sir Winston Churchill would have been prepared to consider an alliance between Britain, France, and a Germany led by Adolf Hitler. So .says Ernst (Putzi) Hanfstaengl, Hitler's personal public relations officer at the time, in i memoirs jixst published278 words
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Article269 1957-11-15 10 WHAT new policy directives is U.S. Secretary of State Dulles going to give his missions concern ing the new Soviet superiatellite? Two days after the first Sputnik was launched, he sent a secret polity state ment to all U.S. Ambassadors, saying the satellite was of doubtful prop;)^:ui<la269 words
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Article116 1957-11-15 10 J^OW Israel Is joining in the diamond rush to Ghana. The Israelis— they Include many of the worlds mast skilled diamond cutters, who emigrated to Israel when Hitler invaded Holland and Belgium are anxious to take advantage of Premier Nkrumah's determination to break the monopoly116 words
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242 1957-11-15 10 A GIRL SELLS HERSELF -PRICE £2,300 A 20- YEAR-OLD sirl I has offered herself I for sale to save her father. Con tance Sandra Is so determined to clear his £2,300 debts that she I will marry any one and I ni ver Bee again the young j m mchester242 words
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Article152 1957-11-15 10 ANY doubts I had that Nasser might after all be something greater than a mere self-seeking j dictator are dispelled by what I hear of his latest j interview with Abdullan Khalil, Prim< 1 Mini r ol j the Sudan. Khalil called 0« t s?er to discuss the152 words
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Article, Illustration198 1957-11-15 11 - This picture won first prize in t* l Free Tress trick photography contest. Here's how ."Mr. Wong Fang Onn achieved the humorous effect. Actually this is a scissors and paste job. Wong i;ot the figures of the uirl and man from a magazine. He photographed198 words
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Article139 1957-11-15 11 Stick to just one subject 01 i) tnck <>; mo t photo- raphi rs vi ho earn their living by clicking shutters i, the assignment routine. i remember our Sat urday in particular i thought had picked a real no-pi ture SUbJect A vacant, lot next door Hut hoM w139 words
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Article, Illustration67 1957-11-15 11 I reddy Ocy tu «Jen{ with the "•Mr High Ml scissors ;;;<;»•; v to get this he made i himself v a! *h and taken Aa'k rarroand- lie then enlarged the picture, cut it out, and pasted it on the* music sheeit. After this he took67 words
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Article, Illustration187 1957-11-15 11 TRICK PICTURES ARE NOT DIFFICULT By THE I I \SM\\ PRICK photograph) is fun, !l is c;is\ 100 ii \ou care to try. Rec< ni iy we had a t rick photography cont< I jointly sponsored by the Free Press ami Shaw Brothers In conjunct ion wit tin187 words
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Article, Illustration97 1957-11-15 11 In this creation of 'Dream Pipe," which look S€COnd prize, Mr. Thean Kirn sun used a special lech nlque. First he made a portrait study ol the old man with his pipe. Then he made a picture of a ballet dancer. He <ut "ft tin* ballet dancer97 words
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Article123 1957-11-15 11 This trick photograph was done with double negatives by Mr. Ho. Tat Seng. The picture of the boy jumping was made outdoors at night, with an elec- tronic Hash placed some ten feet away from the subject. The camera was about 20 feet away so as to have123 words
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Article130 1957-11-15 11 Try some animal shots... I!■ you .1 1 c combinin hobbiea ol hunting and phoi ography, don't roi get to take along youi can era r,i i to keep your i nutter c! The weal her la liable to eh.iii"c .suddenly thlfl timi "i year and you wouldn't w.m! to130 words
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Article, Illustration399 1957-11-15 12 Red control of Rl now believed imminent A .MURK AN INTELLIGENCE OFFICERS AT HONOLULU THINK INDONESIA IS ONE OF THE PRIME TARGETS FOR COMMUNIST CONTROL AND MAY BE RIPE FOR PLUCKING WITHOUT A SHOT. A sifting of the great volume of reports sent to the Pacific Command headquarters at PearlA.P. - 399 words
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Article, Illustration286 1957-11-15 12 KNOW ASIA CALL BY ROMULO "THE United Stat* b understanding^/* and its billion h^J beings th^ an SSTAmbi^do^ Carlos Romulo Sudta an address in £> Z lork. w 4<lt makes all the dif- ference in the u.rM whet ,her the MSn people underhand the crowded millions who inhabit Asia GA.P.; U.P. - 286 words
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Article238 1957-11-15 12 rin ik imminent formation J. of a coalition government, with the Communists has forced Siam to cast one eye on its Laotian neighbours and another on ■Communist China. Siamese and SEATO officials fear that the invitation to Iha Laos Comma nisi rebels to participate in the RoyalA.P. - 238 words
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118 1957-11-15 12 A SLACKENING Japanese interest in Siam's salt and glutinous rice this year is causing some concern in Bangkok trading circles. In order to deal with anticipated drops in both markets, the Siamese will offer local merchants wider freedom in introducing previously banned import goodsA.P. - 118 words
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Article65 1957-11-15 12 Taipeh doubts QOUTH VIETNAM President Ngo Dinh Diem's reputation as one of Asia's three major anti-Com-munist leaders has been severely damaged in Nationalist China. His five-day visit to India lias been viewed with extreme suspicion and disapproval by Nationalist Chinese Government circles in Taipeh. As far as the Chiang Kai-shekU.P. - 65 words
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Article23 1957-11-15 12 Japan will probably agree to extend economic development loans to Cambodia and Laos soon, the Tokyo newspaper Nihon Keizai reported A.P.A.P. - 23 words
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Article392 1957-11-15 12 Us overseas bases must stay hdh jdfh A TOP-SECRET U.S. Presidential mission, winding up a yearlong global study, will report soon that the basic network of American overseas bases, including some in Asia, must be maintained for a long time to come, Washington Administration officials have disclosed. The special reportU.P. - 392 words
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Article43 1957-11-15 12 American trade leader Walter 1' R ther told the us Commission for l in san Ftancisco policy toward Aflifl be realigned. "We must take thsive on the econom social fronts of him human dwperatioi Mr. Rcuthor. He toured Asia. U.P.U.P. - 43 words
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Advertisement44 1957-11-15 12 \\m m| the Tried S I I O Surest CJb 0C \+*J service PHONE rA'> i thf. f, rm you netd for txptM I packing, removal, i>hippin^ ,vi.i i Insurance ttrvict -it reasonabli ratei TRANSPORT STORAGE LIMITED 17i CtClt "Will. SINGAPOM MANAGING DIRKFOI RONAIOfMK44 words
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Article, Illustration791 1957-11-15 13 Bl liT Yttm H" i ~M 31J i jfc "V »x Jil n i '***4 <&» X""- J3B1 —j :l( j v n the stole patted the big settee. Slk ->ai< 1 "1 always lie here to dictate. 1 j ;i791 words
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Article153 1957-11-15 13 IFNIU OF THE mm.. Cecil Freeman th I 6d.). I onablesoi o\ pushed being Hay* of ed position coiHmni Dn the Sentihim much nlu; 1 wn «whal "n I tiona on one particular morning result In him being attacked by toughs, annul}. other Startling Incidents, and153 words
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453 1957-11-15 13 PNILIP OAKES - PINT-SIZED POLICEMAN ON A MURDER TRAIL PNILIP OAKES fgfddg gdg LEAD WITH YOUR LEFT. By Ed Lacy. Boardman. 10s. 6d. Baby-faced bantamweight New York cop sensitivi about his si/o and his uewish-Italian ancestry, puts job above marriage in solving the murders of two ex-police-men violent, well-charac-terised, and almost aggressively readable.453 words
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Article361 1957-11-15 13 Hugh Pond - KING, COOK AND YOUSE GUYS Hugh Pond By IT was May 22, 1944— 15 days before D Day. A senior British planning officer sat idly solving a cross- z word puzzle. Z Z He suddenly realised Z I that many of the an- Z I swers were Top Secret Z361 words
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RACING
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Article269 1957-11-15 14 PREMIUM Bond, who J. drops two divisions with one pound less, is <r\ <;• 1t hft in thf (Ti« a sale ix 1 m nit 1 ui.ss DiV event over thl straight five furlongs, Cl. 3, Div. 4-5 Furs. >.-lskai it) P.tOj BOMll'l Mate269 words
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Article1741 1957-11-15 14 ALLAN LEWIS GIVES A H ACE-BY-RACE FORECAST \\'l'l II the lp«»li weather doubtful, Tobasco is an ideal choice for to jiioii. w main race. Pobasco won p double al Singapore last month ovei one mile In 1 H' 3 5 on a good track, Him over seven iin1,741 words
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Article62 1957-11-15 14 E fpHl\ following horses E E A will not start to- E morrow: (i einhi r a Welsh E E Kiny, Flavloy (Ireeii, E Milky Way 11 Lucky Touch, Peace Ripple. E Premium Bond, Colzfti E Pagan King, Peter zl Patch and Krtnem- E E62 words
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Article256 1957-11-15 14 WATERI [NE, nd to Tobasco ovei if at Singapore last start, should be one of the best b >ta of the day in the Class Div 3 event over the straighi SP, Waterline, who lik< i ihr> ro'f <>r wone, has started only three time,256 words
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Miscellaneous210 1957-11-15 14 < LUES A< RO I fl Musical group In Belloc tetel Stupid, plump schoolms ter? tt-tete (5). (3-4). v Rake from i ramoui school? 011 frequently plijjhtf L (5 (8). B Gorgeou cheese (7), 11 Pitch an ipostle In fchi 8 a [at( '■ii. nge (5) waterprool sheet (9). W210 words
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Article, Illustration122 1957-11-15 15 $12 ,000 DEBT OWING BY AAU TALKING J>O[NIS I 4 IHLKTIC OFFIA fIALS IN THE FEUEKATIOM ARE ernmi i roe a I The Federation ol Ma11,.,' Imateur Athletic Union u'urml heavy debts in runnlni the National championships vierdeka ww"lccording to the PresiI dent man Haji Mustapha I Albakri bin Hajl122 words
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Article62 1957-11-15 15 Hilly sft. lin. and weighs Bst 101b yet Eric Wilson, the 'M-year-old cycling star from Bury, Lanes, won the R.T.T.C. (road time trials National Hill impionship at Winna ss, Castleton, Derbyshire. He covered (lie HB3 e-in six course ids in 3 nun g62 words
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98 1957-11-15 15 XLK L Harbour Board Police gained a ;-y over Wanderers in a D v. l leafixture at Bukit Chermin yesterday this game, the S.H.B. Police took the the league table. They beat a strong L! Last week. wore not hi form yesterday except98 words
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Article142 1957-11-15 15 Hockey Association Dlv. 2 fixture yesed on the padang, the Navy Nomads beat fe »n Club 2-1. and Howling for the Nomads and Proul for the Club. 'TOPIC of discussion this A morning In Malayan hockey circles j, the Malayan Hockey Federation's plan to lift the ban142 words
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Article368 1957-11-15 15 A BOOST FOR SPORT IN SCHOOLS gCHOOLS sport will thrive m\i month as never he lore. Singapore and the Federation are both planning to support widespread programmes oi competition. Hockey, basketball, rugby and athletics all receive special at tention. A party of Colony schoolboys will tour the Federation. S ta368 words
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Article119 1957-11-15 15 PENALTY IN LAST MINUTE SPORTS FLASHES LEICESTER CITY. th English first division soccer club, defeated Bn.'g i vi i Belgrade i 3 2 in a match played under floodlights in Leicester lasi night The Yugoslav team Led l-fl ai hall t mo. McNeil] (Leicester) and j c c i Beo119 words
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Article169 1957-11-15 15 SINGAPORE soccer teams to play Selangor this kJ weekend at Jalan Besar Stadium are- TOMORROW AT 5.15 p.m.: Yew Chanff; I. J. E Vass, Matmoun; Kirn Beng, Omar Rahmat, Osman Johan, Ibrahim Hassan, Lee Kok Seng (capt), Sahar E Hussien, Ismail Yusoff, Ibrahim Mansoor E SUNDAY AT169 words
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Advertisement82 1957-11-15 15 LOVELY SALMA AHMAD ACHIEVES KE3 AMBITION Malay beauty queen makes gcod as film star *i^*^L '^^Bte^^Tra mPP^^^B' wsl v c SAM'iU Fowls k n kcd senseHK^^^.^ By.-' -kV' lES** '1 JSsm 'iStfc-S II j l^ t&: t .i&r'jJi '*t n[j f t v IAV ir I 4', X rI r82 words
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Article, Illustration299 1957-11-15 16 NEW HOPE DAWNING FOR SONIA Gift of Braille typewriter? lOPE is shining bright in the dim, haiy world of Soni.i l.ti a 2% yen old SinfaE pore ;;i»i whose sight has ixt'u falling since s childhood. Sonia, who was a Government clerk until E doctors told her she was going299 words
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382 1957-11-15 16 Rift among the allies is not expected FRANCE ANGERED BY AMERICAN JSR IT I SH ACTION IN IGNORING HEATED PARIS PROTESTS AND RUSHING ARMS TO TUNISIA jj^AiAl and angej Las night characterised the reaction of French officials and politicians in Paris to the American and British delherv <>t arms toReuter; A.P.; U.P. - 382 words
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Article116 1957-11-15 16 NO fuel for U.K. H-tests DRITAIN'S -'.ii U ai i<'sts in the Centra] Pacific have "had to be called off" I s::vr the nation's stockpile of hydrogen bomb fuel. 1 Ik* London News Chronicle reports today, The newspaper says (in- fuel for the explosions l>v the force i>!^ v <iReuter - 116 words
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Article58 1957-11-15 16 DR. EDITH GETS A REBUFF Dr. Ed I indß Mr. XtK t nneth Younger fai :l last night in a bid for re- 1 election to the Labour lp Party's Parliam iry lead- jrship, results a secret I Dallot discloj 1 They wi re pi iced in "Shadow Cabinet" by58 words
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Advertisement452 1957-11-15 16 j Sir jits limes Free Prrss Xt th. cjiivinanti ol Od»t; (> uvi rcpf i svntati* v ot lit iiNf.APOKt COLO STOK- I z AC' OKCHARD ROAD, v.ll r. oil uj 1 1 iiis anJ jniwirj to box ntirubcis ~ill<llllllltll ■IlllillllllllllllllUllllllllllllllllllll* CLASSIFIED ADS. < o w HOD il<>\ \< \M452 words
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Advertisement79 1957-11-15 16 Success I demands a fit M)m (j I 5 For many years athlete. 1 M h ave paid tribute to the benel I M(TV\l^- litiea of 'Ovaltine' I vl3&? palatabl fo -i be i n| 11 supplementing the tm i f B U C -mi i ibutei nutrients fll \jl\j:iv79 words
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Title Section8 1957-11-15 1 INTRODUCING A NEW FRE PRESS-MALAY MAIL FEATURE SECTION8 words
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Article3109 1957-11-15 1 DOUGLAS SHEPHERD - THE A.B.C. OF HI-FI FUN NEW CERAMIC PICK-UPS WILL CUT RECORD WEAR LOUDSPEAKERS STILL LAG BEHIND DOUGLAS SHEPHERD pprording enthusiasts— keep this for reference By #foff* #o vlitnittaiv 4 host* tin Haying Special motor cuts i*us wow and rumble factors I.KjII FIDELITY m r "Hi-Fi" fo Short, has luvoine j3,109 words
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Advertisement120 1957-11-15 1 ow thi Malaya's Singapore their sifting room 'ccept, n 'Tr rC r<ld J° Sfafion chai s bc H in m °uV Ofher fea ures Behind the scenes j A nc j f V !t tnis 24-page supple- at a Singapore record do rourttlf 1 r C a men^ include: ing120 words
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Advertisement112 1957-11-15 1 i 4 l Ml mm fidelity I HIGH VERSATILITY The new RCA High Fidelity Amplifier brings you several exclusive features entirely new to audio engineering. The resulting performance will be found to a new meaning to high fidelity re- ception and a new realism to recorded music. Th^ RCA !i;ii112 words
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256 1957-11-15 2 Pivot point must be located with precision The moving Iron and variable reluctance pickup Is susceptible to hum induction, due to its magnetic coil. A pick-up transformer should be located carefully for minimum hum for the same reason. THE MOVING COIL PICK-UP. I s really a centre zero D'Arsonval moving256 words
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Advertisement74 1957-11-15 2 I GarrarD I STRONGLY RECOMMENDED FOR YOUR BETTER Hi-Fi REPRODUCTION TRANSCRIPTION PICK-UP I Type TAP. 10 with Moving Coil Cartridge and Matching Transformer. TRANSCRIPTION MOTOR MODEL 301 With Stroboscopic Turntable $215.00 From All Radio Dealers. I Federation Doty Extra. I KEE HUAT RADIO CO., LTD. 1 ISV H ARD ROAD74 words
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Advertisement248 1957-11-15 2 DC pp n s« CUVri Record> World Famous Conductors Orchestras, World Fjmcus Artists LK4137 Lullaby of Broadway, Woolt Phillips his Drch. LK4138 Close your eyes, Frank Chacksfield his Orch. LK4140 Melody Fair, Robert Farnon <j his Orch. LK4143 Paris after dark, Cyril Stapleton his Orch. LK4147 Chis The Art of248 words
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Article663 1957-11-15 3 JIK 111 l lll(| YOU CAN OBTAIN SATIS- FACTORY RE SULTS WITH 1 OUTLAY OF ONLY A FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS, SAYS A. B. AVERY. feUEVE il or no > there are mnl iany music -layers e nyW themselves lt "pleasure <>i reai- tj c663 words
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Article, Illustration160 1957-11-15 3 Hayman, the musician of many talents > properly give an account of the tre- M ml ""-nd numerous Ku hard Hayan <>ne would have J ev °te roams of r '7 ■'■'abundance of (rinl and hours of "me to the cause an '"I lfrv A <»« > a J n160 words
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Advertisement168 1957-11-15 3 i n L. ill iC »*^Jr 4^/dQb i I "HI-FI WITHOUT FUSS' ll' kS^^^S i fjJHil^^B^^S i f SSkI North Borneo $480.00 Model V 200.1 3 Speed Auto Record Reproducer Singapore /Penang $200.00 Federation $225.00 North Borneo $215.00 f 5 Valve 3 waveband Receiver i North Borneo Si 10.00 I168 words
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335 1957-11-15 4 THIS HOME RECORDED HAS EVERYTHING YOU COULD ASK FOR JHK Ferrograph 3AN is, as stated in the instruction book a versatile instrument Tests have showed it to be of definiw superior equipment. The advantages of this English-made machine lie strictly h careful attention to users' requirements, careful engineering and excelkS335 words
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Article, Illustration522 1957-11-15 4 Rewind and fast forward speeds handle seven inch reels in approximately one minute. The controls are easily operated and convenient and the reel control shows no tendency to overthrow or snarl the tape. Electronically the 7% speed shows essentially flat response from 70 to 12.000522 words
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Advertisement276 1957-11-15 4 '■17 AMPLIFIERS S^l model for v^^ I every pocket 3 Models available— All complete with P re -Amplifier Spore Price Fed. Price MODEL HFS/8 8 Wjtt s $285/- $320/- MODEL PF9I/PF9IA 15 W;itts $425/- $495/- MODEL HF2S/HF2SA 25 W.ms $475/- $550/All Prices Less 10 r For Cas4i Sole Distributors for276 words
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Article, Illustration680 1957-11-15 5 /the\ MAGIC OF 3-D IN V SOUND V il WAS the evening ol Marcn 5, it>Jb. At the San Francisco Opera {louse, conductor Enrique Jordi took the podium before a husht audience and turned to face the world-renowned San Francisco suiti v Orchestra. baton rose, held680 words
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Advertisement88 1957-11-15 5 jj< fir flny your fci-f /mi KBKfc^JßlMrlr M %m [*l.*^|JwjH J WATT BITONF 1 j r^^ j P^_^f*- B HSP^^k'v*. fl l^^^^^S^^^^E^^^^B .^r mm] F ft 's 'I^U mmsE^mß^momwmSmm] <m*^*mH++Am^ B^BS^^^^^^bß I |1 1 Ila KJ It C^ BH Vnwi9iHnSsEj^E[^H||^^B -^^Sr vxiJ- Bbk. s Ir <BL- ''^WwC^P -)!»>>— t^— 188 words
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Article, Illustration1801 1957-11-15 6 CARL DREHER - THE WORLD IS THEIR NEIGHBOUR HAM RADIO FANS INCLUDE DUKES AND DENTISTS CARL DREHER Radio hams, members of a universal brotherhood who span oceans, continents without leaving ttw.. :^r«jf.'^E^ i .By. How name originated \|ODKKN radio is a vast organisatioa of technicians, artists and equipment which, 24 hours a day,1,801 words
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Advertisement8 1957-11-15 6 |L 6 Tlon Bahru Road, Singapore. Tel: *****8 words
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Article, Illustration178 1957-11-15 7 How Barbara shot straight to success T) many people Barbara Lyon has now become more than a member of the immensely popular and deservtuih famous Lyon family of radio lame. Besides her success on radio and on British television she is rapidly establishing herself as a first rate recording >178 words
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Article, Illustration392 1957-11-15 7 WHICH type of pick-up head should be used to get the best out of available equipment? There are, of course, different types for different purposes and while there are more expensive cartridges for more expensive equipment, a description of a most suitable cartridge392 words
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Advertisement5 1957-11-15 7 CAPITOL ARTISTES CAPITAL cNTtKIAINIfItNi l5 words
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316 1957-11-15 8 An amplifier with new transformer ViissKs ONG RADIO BSBVICE tf Hi, Bagiad Street Singapore, are proud still to retain the Williamson Amplifier in its new range Versions are fl j Mm same as those the company has been marketing 111 Ui<- pasi hut are fitted with large "i core" out-316 words
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Article, Illustration208 1957-11-15 8 DROP IN FOR DEMONSTRATION, SAY CYCLE AND CARkiA Qi riiHK import division of 1 A Messrs. Cycle Carriage Co. (1926j Ltd., today exclusively represents several English, German and Italian manufacturers of high fidelity equipment 1 and accessories, like amplifiers, pre amplifiers, speakers, record players, long playing records, record208 words
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Advertisement463 1957-11-15 8 I wNE WEBSTER-^ i^^^Sl S?^^l 1 1 v>>>>>>>^>>>>>)»>>)>>>>>>>>»»»»>>»>>»>>»>>>»»»»»»»»»)>»»»>»>»»>»>»»>>»»»>»>>>>>>>»>»>>>»>»>»;- w Specially designed by the SONOTONE Research LABORATORIES to demon- P^^^h^W^^llfi'BPS^-" tJfjw, if you have an ordinary Radiogram or Hi-Fi amplifier system, change I which one will match your set). Just hear the tremendous difference! lA/UV CnU/\TAkIC? r tl <- t- L463 words
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Advertisement107 1957-11-15 9 jffk. steps to perfection... V H 2 BC S *****8 C LUXC Am A these amphfiers are specially des.Rned P lifier with many r efinements. Two unit t W)rk wth the unique c.E.C. Metal Cone $k iK'SBI- or CJSy ft n g- Pf'cc Singapore $360 Luudsncakei shown above f^™ Federation107 words
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Article, Illustration353 1957-11-15 10 ALMA— FROM GYM SLIP TO SUCCESS ALMA COGAN was born in North i ondon years ago, she is the second of three Children, When she was seven the fa; moved to Heading, where she had hi illi t i schooling, later they moved to Worthing In l l t4t;, II353 words
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Article, Illustration392 1957-11-15 10 yHE Trio model HF--1 SPM Til-Amp, the well-kno w n Japa n c s c Hi-Fi amplifier, consists of three elements, all housed within a handsome blue grey finished metal cabinet, 181/ wide, 4.;" high and 10V in depth. It is for 110, or 230392 words
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Advertisement232 1957-11-15 10 The World Famous German j TELEFUNKEN \kenP Hi-Fi RADIO TELEFUNKEN rf^^fcg I '''"'''""^lNB^^ c^^Kk WS^i TH.EFUNKFN Sf>ore, Penang TELEFUNKEN rap. K< c< >, f k165 rt robi. JCS+ Fee. I $S*B /irtw-W 1 KL6S KS Portabl M, I S^^.'^** 7 A S,- nong \3 F' '.<rat.on Ec $7 15 KL3S232 words
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Advertisement20 1957-11-15 10 r^ *J MAGIC SONIC SWITCH |St>V^ NO WIRES ATTACHED any pan of the room <9l^L^i^F I* Ok'*<nat)/t f'»«t I O**'«rl20 words
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Article768 1957-11-15 11 HCA called in musiviun in phinning new ilevieei laic simplest «<> uihi.tmui.c I 1",, ii, hear tt. Stripped oi I JJhnfealitie* and >■' its ultimau f in I i i- musical reproduction WTlWastbe artists recorded it. r-'r "ere are, or course, degrees oi I rrifiitv which,768 words
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Article, Illustration51 1957-11-15 11 A deep. husky I voice and a sweet, sentimental style have lifted Nat i "King" Cole from obscurity to the top of the Hit Parade. fniiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiimininiiii Recently N a made his debut as a straight actor in 'China Gate" a s member of th< French Foreign Legion.51 words
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Advertisement191 1957-11-15 11 BE WISE! Buy the BEST for your listening pleasure. l>ux)*y>ar*6/e, J-erroaranh T< You buy BEST IJ when you buy Jly/nioDll 1 Yl-,^ THE WORLD'S FINEST ,w W|C Jn W/ ff^^^^Wf TAPE REC order. MAGNETIC RECORDING TAPE IHVIS dOiS *>■■« /UJH J G/VfS ALL tor that LITTLE EXTRA tl /7 7T~191 words
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Article, Illustration293 1957-11-15 12 THE STORY BEHIND A SPINNING DISC DOUGLAS ijß PRESS A J SMASH HIT Ml THE sign on the door reads "Keep out when red light U on, recording in progress." Behind the door is the hmv studio in Singapore, a place of artificial lighting, a nightmare of tape and recording293 words
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Advertisement22 1957-11-15 12 flll MP^^t^^f^B^^ 10^^ Kk B 'li'ukisl rating stereophonic smiiid Q U T |f ELE\_ t Bm^JmW RADIO CO For relaxed bul '122 words
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Article, Illustration509 1957-11-15 13 FROM TAPE TO WAX VIA BEDLAM it' the heat. Play, bell with brings "Make it snarp. Tliarp than flat." Ws and another r he sin,, ris half B rry again. iuctor planes the lls palm. Tfcat'l Jfu't's have a M b in his soundlU arium gets the r een light509 words
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Advertisement47 1957-11-15 13 FCall in for complete and courteous We also provide quick and efficient demonstration. It is our desire to electronic service by skilled tec/nni n j f serve you to the best of our ability. eians. in ideal air-conditioned gainst extraneous noises. 114, Orchard Road, Singapore. Tel: *****47 words
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Article, Illustration1320 1957-11-15 14 DOUGLAS SHEPHERD - DOUGLAS SHEPHERD By [specially with receiver like this Just switch on-this set does not need tuning Tl I E ci age listener id Singapore may In unaware ilkil am« plitude modulation i eception <>l Ihe very Inchest standard is obtainable fr o m Radio Malaya with1,320 words
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Article87 1957-11-15 14 Cl See text R5 220 Kohms C 2 .1 mid R6 100 Kohms C 3 .1 mfd R7 220 Kohms C 4 1 mfd R8 10 Kohms C 5 See text R9 47 Kohms C 6 8 mfd RlO 33 Kohms 2 7 P^ RH 8.2 Kohms i87 words
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Advertisement106 1957-11-15 14 a4^s H> k It t^^^^£Eßi^^ffiC2SV^^BH^^.^^^HMavi^la^B9>^^Sa^B'^^**^^ JEfeS/li? f »mhl t^ MKiit iaaaß!w^aWK > r 'l kuvHN 1 t Ml l WßH^S^^aaaaß i i Baa^^^wvliHR >.* -/<'^/f*iHi |i ■2.1 iHWb^— J^BH Ibbk.v —^■m^'- '>-'•"■ >•'■■■ The Finest in Car Radios... Exclusively fitted and recommended by over 20 British car manufacturers. SMITHS "lIMY106 words
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Article, Illustration272 1957-11-15 15 Try Asia Radio for parts II uieapesi I in this report 11 41 THOUGH t h ere I j EA* ai many Hi-Fi I nd radio dealers ii 1 )ore. there are I yen few spare part Boca use of m many enthusiasts m z find difficulty in ob- taining272 words
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Article571 1957-11-15 15 Wide range of Philips components VANYANG RADIO CO.. of 213. Victoria Street (and 59D Jalan Ah Fook, Johore Bahru) are stockists of a very wide range of Philips electronic components in very large quantities, from resistors to loudspeakers "hey also hold in stock more than 130 different types of the571 words
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Advertisement266 1957-11-15 15 111 Jr Iff Ul 111 U Uuul Ulif 1 I I in M >^ RECORD REPRODUCER 3754E dillusiDn of conceit hall euh.ni -dj^H^to^S^fehllfttvlfi?^! '■■</ \picit Kianata aut t >ntath l livV«»^^^'32*r3BMM y omertibh into a table model T'""-55 r I //((/it acoustically-balanced cabinet j [I I eliminates resonance, j I266 words
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Article, Illustration634 1957-11-15 16 A REVOLUTIONARY NEW PRINCIPLE IN THIS PERIPHONIC SPEAKER fllE C.E.C. periphonic loudspeaker system, based on the GJ3.C. metal cone loudspeaker unit, establishes an entirely new (standard of high fidelity sound reproduction. The introduction of the G.E.C. metal cone loudspeaker in itself represented a vital advance in the art of sound634 words
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Article, Illustration29 1957-11-15 16 THE showroom of Messrs Kirn Huat Hin at 6, Bonh;un Street, Bonham B»« Singapore, where wide range of Hi Xi equipment i* on J*» lf29 words
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Advertisement99 1957-11-15 16 Tdf s Get Your PHILIPS X^j Radio Valves Components hi- q o°o _jf o o o —syimsr^ u^j v Gaelic Company Head Office: 2U VICTORIA STREET SINGAPORE 7 Johnrc Branch: 59-D JALAN AH FOOK JOHORE BAHRU LATEST MODEL SrailS 111 I'M St^ w 1 ■EmSSk? A^ *A</ k *^a i99 words
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Article, Illustration269 1957-11-15 17 Bi ok have J usL •-leased three new 5 of high fidelity recorders with iphonic sound. local distributre Electronic Rawhose 10 years O f effort In the promotion of sales have ished Webcor in tiiis market. development of i ophonic tape reis unquestion- ably269 words
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Article, Illustration429 1957-11-15 17 The modern Madam Butterfly tint ih<*r*> s no pitOBABLY th c most fam o v story of all from the land of the rising sun is that of Madam Butterfly. The story of ftfyoshi I'meki, Mercury Records' warm and vivacious Japanese doll, renders an interesting parallel with a modern adaptation.429 words
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Advertisement233 1957-11-15 17 I Model HF-82 PM. Specifications Tubes: Jan. 6 8D6. 2-12AXT. SSg 5 2<iv6OT Output Power: ]3W Frequency Response Idb lOr to :tOkr s tt Harmonic Distortion leSfl thai; X l .it ISWattS, B leu than 0.195 .it BWiitts I Output Impedance: 4. B, 16 Ohms 2()db AHk inverse feodburk SW4233 words
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270 1957-11-15 18 Tropicalised Telefunken radiogram E mHC fully trtpiflHitj top class Teleiunken radio c I «ram deli^ lits the heart of mry fastidious I music lover and rightly deserves to bear the attribute c ii» i i i Created and styled for people who like to enjoy E «2 modern, comfortable living,270 words
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Article, Illustration114 1957-11-15 18 They call Ruby Heartbeat Girl of records RUBY MURRAY has earned herself the title of "Heartbeat Girl" through the success of her second record, "Heartbeat." Not sur- prising, for her records are causing a minor senI sation. In Jane. 1954, she was touring with an all-Irish variety show and came114 words
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Advertisement57 1957-11-15 18 Long term reliability >w Perfect performance Mm SIERA RADIO Famous Radio From Holland MilJlllii E114.11 SI^SITIVITY j^^Hl umnt selectivity 19 5 8 MODELS NOW ON DISPLAY AT SIERA AIR-CONDITIONED SHOWROOM D V I f I fl ASIA RADIO COMPANY 212 214. Selcgic Rd.. S po, c 7. Tel: ***** 057 words
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Article, Illustration320 1957-11-15 19 Record companies use this picik-up fl ortofon elec1' tro u>'na m i c Ipi.'k originates ■from Denmark and world renowned I for its flawless re- orodi lion and quaworkman- Th( > -tia and d^" L of the mobile RJ 5 been reduced r :iimum. Conseily six grammes t the stylus320 words
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Article, Illustration23 1957-11-15 19 1"■ Ray Anthony— 4< T ho Man with the Horn" clowns with film hf'Urpn scones from a recent Him.23 words
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Article292 1957-11-15 19 |r To meet the growing x demand for record players, amplifiers and speaker systems, and to enable music lovers to fully enjoy the superb recordings available, the Victor Co. of Japan Ltd. have incorporated the latest advances in the art of audio- engineering in designing their292 words
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344 1957-11-15 19 AN AIR-CONDITIONED SHOWROOM WITH HOME ATMOSPHERE I ml IE Electron Radio Co. takes pleasure in introduc- J. in* its modern Hi-Fi demonstration showroom, the only one of its kind in Singapore where such a comprehensive range of the latest British and Ameri- E can Hi-Fi equipment can be heard in344 words
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Advertisement100 1957-11-15 19 jObe r^' le World Bc k ist \jp \^J RADIO VALVES and COMPONENTS The Genuine Spare Parts For "PHILIPS" "SIERA" RADIOS iSSSS^is Hi-Fi Amplifier j'lSSill'lilil n Waft P»« $155.00 WV^^t'XM'-"^ frequency response flat from 10 to 30.000 c's v^ KIT Price Sl lO.OO (Including circuit diagram) WpfHR l^<»ucl k ak€100 words
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1422 1957-11-15 20 EVERY EFFORT MADE TO ENSURE PERFECT RECORDINGS DON'T BLAME YOUR SET f ri 1 1 pursuit ol High Fidelity bai spread rapidly in re cent pal v No longer Ui it r< garded as a mysterious cull practised only b> tiic technically Initiated; an ever-growing number o! music loven and1,422 words
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Article259 1957-11-15 20 Let's consider the ideal The recording characteristic determines the response of the recording system with respect to frequency. In practice, it is almost impossible to define a comprehensive recording characteristic, because, to be of any value to the record user, it must take in the whole of the system, including259 words
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Advertisement43 1957-11-15 20 lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIi visit our well equipped showrooms for all quality makes of Hi-Fi radios, radiograms, tape recorders, record changers, refrigerators air-conditioners etc.. LIBERAL HIRE PURCHASE TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED 1 tmsiilt; SOUTH ASIA TRADING CO. 339 351, Victoria St., Spore 7 Tel: ***** Illllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll43 words
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Advertisement54 1957-11-15 20 For quality-makes of radios on Easy pay men Is Consult INTERNATIONAL ELECTRIC CO 642, Geylang Road, Singapore Tel: ***** Showroom: Happy World (Oppos te Cabaret) Tel: *****, Singapore. First Class SERVICE j H On o/f Makes of 1 Radios, Amplifiers and Tape Recorders I M. E. NATHAN S 25/29, Orchard54 words
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Article, Illustration350 1957-11-15 21 Now you can get Hi-Fi on two channels pHILCO have announced specifications of their twin-channel Hi-Fi model r» m f »1 By splitting the sound spectrum into two complementary parts, each channel is electrically separate and feeds separate loudspeakers two extreme treble electrostatics, one 8-in. by 6-in. elliptical for tre-350 words
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Article916 1957-11-15 21 THE NEW LOOK IN LISTENING I Fl U the short name lor a new look in listening. It is difficult to define high fidelity, but generally, it is taken to refer to equipment capable of reproducing the audible frequency range without appreciable distortion. Put more simply, this means: top notes916 words
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Advertisement62 1957-11-15 21 Far Alt Mm mm I ri EQU I PM ENT #^^>xyrc*F7f p T» VUXfil %JMs Am" KIM HUAT HENG Dealers in Hi-Fi Amplifiers, Speakers Components 6, Bonham Street, Bonham Building, Singapore! IV. II.- \merican Ili-l i equipments arriving soon, ualrli for our furihrr announcement. 1 I I .iiiiiiiiillllMiiiiiililii mull I62 words
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Article, Illustration230 1957-11-15 22 Some new ideas on Hi-Fi reproduction f rm. demand for hi^h fidelity reproduction in radioi its increasing in every country. Mi Graetz k. c;. >1 German) the world-famous radio and television manufacturers, have been working for more than 3< In the fteld <>'i acoustic engineering. Murh has been achieved towards230 words
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120 1957-11-15 22 GRAETZ OFFERS WIDE RANGE OF ELEGANT RADIOGRAMS models to suit individual taste from a midget bedroom receiver to a grand radiogram. Available soon in local markets are Model 277 WET, a high fidelity top-flight superhet with sound compressor, and Model 270 WET, a high fidelity grand radiogram, with pressure-chamber system120 words
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Article, Illustration190 1957-11-15 22 Now you can do it yourself WHY not try building >our Ft set? It's easy, cheap ,nd give you the full reaisatioj Hi-l i really is w 1 A special kit designed l.v (>ne nt the largest manufacturers of components, Messrs N p l(lllJ Holland, is now arailable The kit.190 words
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