The Singapore Free Press, 21 April 1958
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Title Section15 1958-04-21 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper Sing»par». Monday. April 21, 1958. Price 15tts15 words
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354 1958-04-21 1 New Portrait of Queen starts row on her birthday Tin: QUEEN'S 32nd birthday today is marked by a Press controversy over a new portrait which shows her looking aloof and unsmiling:. Art critics predict that the painting, by 47-year-old Anthony Devas, will cause a public storm when it goes onReuter - 354 words
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Article36 1958-04-21 1 Security officials investigating five explosions in 24 hours at the big British military cantonment at Episcopi raided five SouthWe.st Cyprus villages and the town of Lima&sol yesterday and arrested 14 Greek Cypriote,36 words
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Article145 1958-04-21 1 \M GEORGE BIDAULT. Nationalist ifl# minority leader of the French Catholic Party, was yesterday asked to attempt to form a government in succession to the Oaillard Cabinet which was overthrown last Tuesday. This was the first important move made in five days by the President ofReuter - 145 words
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Advertisement39 1958-04-21 1 a i i m Figures don't lie. m A sound advertising scheme important selling aid. Call on us now for a c H advertising service. f Advertising is our business JVfarMin g| ADWftTISINGIIMITCD 4^ CIIARTEIEO BANR CtMMBERS m SINGAPORE39 words
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Article88 1958-04-21 1 ASIANS MAY NOT WELCOME THIS PLAN MR. HUGH GAITSKELL said in London yesterday that there were "serious practical difficulties" in a proposal that Britain's reigning monarch should move every few years from one Commonwealth country to another. The leader of the Labour Party opposition was answering a question during the88 words
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51 1958-04-21 1 T ANA TURNER 'and her former husband Stephen Crane, will confer with lawyers in Los Angeles today on a plan for the custody of their 14-year-old daughter. Cheryl. Cheryl has been in juvenile jail since the fatal knifing ol Johnny Stompanato 16 days51 words
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Article77 1958-04-21 1 Ong's Offic keep MEMBERS Council Se Association t Free Press about the M scheme anno day were comment in Mayor's thre tion against man, Mr. G. for making the Press. One of the m cated, howev association I consulted on and had lea scheme only Press. Another memb clined to77 words
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Article288 1958-04-21 1 JAKARTA PLANE BOMB BUKIT TINGGI Rebels claim Soviet ships used at Pai JWO Indonesian Air Force planes bombed and strafed the rebel capital of Bukit Tinggi yesterday. The extent of damage or casualties was not known. The rebel radio station at Bukit Tinggi reported the attack. At the same timeU.P. - 288 words
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120 1958-04-21 1 Rahman's defence plan 'just an idea' rNGKU Abdul Rahman has not proposed a formal defence treaty organisation of South-East Asian nations. This was announced by the Federation Prime Minister's office in Kuala Lumpur this morning. The statement followed a New Delhi report that Tengku Rahman had proposed a defence treaty120 words
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Article27 1958-04-21 1 Six ships two Italian, two Norwegian, one Russian and one Panamanian were involved in three collisions in thick fog in thr English channel yesterday.27 words
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Advertisement364 1958-04-21 2 Pf^i## THE SPRING/SUMMER 1958 RANGE WP^ SPORT SHIRTS* SHIRTS* SUITINGS SHOES* MIRACLE^ INVENTION OF 1958 I ATF^T (PORT SHIRTS M pleasure that a WX \t'\v 1958 I'atterns Cjoodall fection ot the in ft^yiHiic" Cashmeres. We have DRESS JACK ETS. iiit the creasrsMf ;M; teed fit you can not do ,\r™»364 words
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261 1958-04-21 3 U.S. now considering halt to atom tests Mll sta te Department spokes- sli (l in Washington A lhat the llnited s u, s considering a proPi, h ilt nuclear tests by |[N.l 1 IU III"') r D The y spokesmittl added, howthai na decision hud r n reached ani that261 words
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233 1958-04-21 3 ITISH officials were at the weekend considering reports from the British, United States and French envoys in Moscow 'on their contacts 1 Mr. Andrei Gromyko, Soviet Foreign Minister, aimed at preparing a nmit" conference. It was expected in London to be two233 words
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245 1958-04-21 3 E A CONSERVATIVE E J\ Member of ParliaE inent declared in Black E pool yesterday that Bri- tain "poor, battered. bewildered, broke" might eventually be able E to finance a revival E from an American =j slump. Mr. Alan Green was E addressing245 words
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Article86 1958-04-21 3 It was believed in Washington that if Congress failed to give the necessary authority to the President, then Britain would go ahead with its own testing to secure information already known to U.S. scientists and military leaders. Current Washington thinking is based on the assumption that by the86 words
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Article97 1958-04-21 3 Railmen call for national strike A MASS meeting in Man- Chester last night of local members of the National Union of Railwaymen called for a national rail strike from May 4 if their pay demand is not met by then. The meeting was attended by delegates representing 23.500 railwaymen In97 words
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Article39 1958-04-21 3 A strike by 600 of London's 2,500 meat haulage drivers and mates looked like creating- a shortage of meat, Mr. S. E. Ostler, general secretary of the London Retail Meat Traders Association said yesterday—Renter39 words
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193 1958-04-21 3 A CROWD of several thousand called for Princess Margaret with shouts of "We want the Princess" after she had arrived at the GovernorGeneral's official residence at Port of Spain. Trinidad, yesterday. As the crowd chanted they kept time with calypso-beat handclapping and193 words
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250 1958-04-21 4 The Singapore Free press Monday, Apr, 21, 1958. Opinion A SUMMIT TOPIC THE Russian-sought EastWest summit meeting, despite the reluctance of the disillusioned Democracies, appears to be rather nearer materialisation today than when it was originally proposed. And this gives grounds for uneasiness. For the first summit meeting was held250 words
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Article, Illustration511 1958-04-21 4 PELHAM GROOM - Some intriguing 'Who done its?' that happened in real life PELHAM GROOM writes every Monday WHO Done It?' mysteries are by no means confined to the writers of fiction. For example, no-one knows who invented tru* white line which is so diligently drawn to divide our roads and which with511 words
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Article231 1958-04-21 4 I HAVE only been in Singapore about four yars but every Hari Rayu Pua.sa in that time has a memory for me. Onr\ as I said last week. I spent in a house in the stricken kampong at Ocylang. On another occasion I was the guest231 words
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Article385 1958-04-21 4 A WITCHCRAFT EXPERT DIES f\NLY last week I was about the lack of "characters" in our modern world. Since then one of Singapore's own characters has died. Alexander Joseph Ess probably knew as much about the legends and the medical practices of the bomohs, both in Malaya and Borneo, as385 words
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Advertisement50 1958-04-21 4 Craftsmanship In Jewellery Yon wear Jewellery at its Best* when > t<u c>t them made by CrtfUmeti who have special i-od in this work for many peat* We undertake any kind of work, in repairing and Its ettinf in Gold SVhiteOf in rlatinuin, S.P.H. de SUVA LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR50 words
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Advertisement125 1958-04-21 4 radiant... i because she's happy J< lS //c 7 r s^/;/ is clear /y^^_ Sensible girl! She uses Solution V, W^v 41.; the miraculous preparation ('\m < < i^ that banishes that ageny of V>^ N j^^ adolescence unsightly JljL^^i s' J acne. Solution 41 treats V *^W^^«/*^^ the basic125 words
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296 1958-04-21 5 ALL- drivers fleeced Govt. must step in, says association n ipoie Driving Schools Association has called on the Govern- to exercise more control over driving schools to prevent nl t,!!.»s cheating learners. *if R l Lambert, the president of the Association, of which, 18 i ar lumbers, said: "Many learner-drivers296 words
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Article, Illustration147 1958-04-21 5 A HAPPY COUPLE'S 25th ANNIVERSARY Thy sumo girl tor nte again, stiffs 3Mr. Angus A retired Singapore engineer win,, with his wfe, celebrated their silv^r wedding anniversary »n Saturday said at the )art >: "Given the nance to choose again. would certainly pick lie same j;irl." Jle is >lr. c.147 words
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Article41 1958-04-21 5 Group Captain Peter Townsend, accompanied by his two sons, arrived at Ferryfield. Kent, by air yesterday from Ostend. The Group Captain said that he planned to return to Brussels towards the end of the week. ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Article30 1958-04-21 5 The Duke of Windsor was recovering yesterday from a severe attack of shingles, which has kept him in bed at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel since la.st Wednesday. Reuter.Reuter. - 30 words
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Article99 1958-04-21 5 rpilE Tasmanian Premier, Mr. Robert Cosgrove, •said at Ilobart yesterday that it would be wrong to admit quotas of Asian migrants into Australia. He believed the immigration programme should be speeded up but did not wish to see any departure from its traditional pattern. SmallReuter - 99 words
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Advertisement145 1958-04-21 5 .:•:■:■:■:■:•:<■:■:■■ '1- I 4***- :&M^^^^l^ :^:4 >-x-<:-:-\-: :-:x :^x ';:i-:^-: S ■Mr JBLJw' what a fca*t for the eyes m X If »-l f< ij *Red Caviar"! Not a blue red, not a true X f II 1 ttf red, but an utterly new red. A spark if Hpi I145 words
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Miscellaneous237 1958-04-21 6 JKFF lIAIVKi: b? .Sydney .lonian LO*/ OVEG A OCAO CUKJAJ9 /j-W S£Bf?i£O SPAAJKS O& Sf^ACG SMI&& V SO TMIS IS I SCA AND U&FF S»TA&IEfi /_M I ST&ETIOi* t? MO^'iTOAy I X WAVE BCCXJGWT AAc BAC* I >l \\l»l( \Ki: l»r Lee I alk and Phil Daviw i/ J^^^B^^^^B' SHELLS237 words
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Miscellaneous402 1958-04-21 6 BORN on this first day oj thi coming sign, Taurus y Ou ruled by Venus, the goddess oi i! J und beauty. You are a self-reliant peace-loving individual who builder at heart. You think ai constructively and ar c always coi sclentlous about all detail work You have a way402 words
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Article, Illustration331 1958-04-21 7 Thorough-going overhaul of control urged A CALL to change the whole structure and policy of rent control in Singapore has been made to the Government by the Ratepayers Association. The executive committee of the Association believes the time has come for such a change and hopesU. P. - 331 words
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Article36 1958-04-21 7 The Inner Wheel Club has Mponed Its flag day from >ril 26 to a day in June. The proceeds will be used help In the education of laer-privileged children id tor charity36 words
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Article23 1958-04-21 7 Bneii ar.d BP petroleum peiopmeni company oftiMjsaid In Lagoa yesterday a J they had struck oil in tetern Nigeria U.P.U.P. - 23 words
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Article125 1958-04-21 7 THE question of exempting community centres in Singapore from the payment of income-tax will be raised by the Assemblyman for Serangoon, Mr Lim Choon Mong, at the Assembly meeting tomorrow. He will ask the Financial Secretary, Mr. T. M. Hart, whether in view125 words
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97 1958-04-21 7 FOUR more clinics have been started by the Singapore Family Planning: Association. The staff is also being expanded to cope with the increase in work. An Association spokesman said 2,094 women attended the clinics last month 547 more than the monthly average for any month97 words
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138 1958-04-21 7 Reminder on renewing car licences THE Registrar of Vehicles, Mr. Ong Soon Ann, yesterday reminded motorists to fill In a special application form when applying for renewal of licences. Mr. Ong said: "Many of the applicants forget to fill in these forms when applying for licences." That only resulted In138 words
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Advertisement51 1958-04-21 7 r lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIII p «OL£ DISTRIBUTORS". at iH jl j^> l S*s>>wniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHuiiiiiiiiiiiiH ivedcliny PICTURES Make arrangements notv for your photographs to be taken by FREE PRESS PHOTOGRAPHER Telephone: Singapore 2000 or write to Free Press Photographic Dept. TIMES HOUSE, RIVER VALLEY ROAD, SINGAPORE THE SERVICE IS ONLY AVAILABLE IN SINGAPORE m51 words
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Miscellaneous162 1958-04-21 7 SINGAPORE I HIGH TIDES TODAY: 12.24 p.m. TOMORROW: 0.0! a.m. and 1.00 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 0.33 a.m. and 1.37 p m. THURSDAY: 1.06 a.m. and 2.20 p.m. FRIDAY: 1.43 am and 3.10 p.m. SATURDAY: !.'!7 a.m. 4.11 p.m. SUNDAY: ?,:l?> a.m. and 5.35 p.m. Today's radio programme l3n p.n a Musical162 words
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Article, Illustration20 1958-04-21 8 Free Press photographer HAN HAI FONG took this charming study of lovely 22-year-old Singapore career girl LEONIE KOENITZ.20 words
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Article, Illustration7 1958-04-21 8 Jean is racing agan with one leg7 words
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Article246 1958-04-21 8 i r rHE piloted jet tighter, which defence chiefs had written off a.s obsolete, may now make a surprising come-back. HERE IS THE REASON: British scientists h:ivo developed a device called the radar altimeter to such a pitch that planes can fly safely at more than246 words
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Article, Illustration327 1958-04-21 9 Gina Lollipop - Gina Lollipop ■ectacular Gina in S'porc h Lollo made a IV '',tua!.n entrance VHurins the Anglo-st-^s h'.l Theatre Wnuan v ul.toriuii. m Igapoir recentlyT lnr.' Mar jorie Tsaßl Wf* as "famous film SSressi c nerfem- towhnh every wi«.,u\ line of Ainent-an-on with dellflitll s ,!fts Dai of the327 words
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Article, Illustration102 1958-04-21 9 pRINCESS Desiree (left) and Princess Biigitta of Sweden posed for this picture outside the Royal Alp Cottage at Storlien, in the Swedish Alps, during a short skiing holiday on the snow. With them were Crown Prince Carl Gustaf and Princess Christina. BUILT entirely of teak wood, the102 words
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Article, Illustration750 1958-04-21 10 Dr. Little-coat and whiskers— an active resident PELHAM GROOM- WRITING ABOUT NEWSPAPERS OF THE EIGHTEEN HUNDREDS SAYS ADVERTISEMENTS FIGURED AS PROMINENTLY IN THE DAILIES THEN AS THEY DO TODAY. OUTSTANDING AMONG SALES NOTICES OF THAT ERA WAS ONE WHICH SANG THE PRAISES OF A HYDROSTATIC BED, CLAIMED BY ITS MAKERS750 words
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Article181 1958-04-21 10 ARTIST PAID BY THE YARD '-THE 100-foot lonß Painted Hall at Greenwich Royal Naval College, designed by Sir Christopher Wren, Is being cleaned and restored. The college was founded by William and Mary as the Royal Hospital lor S<amen, a home for retired Bailor It stands on the sit* 1181 words
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135 1958-04-21 10 Daughter of a British miner joins Folies What could bo more French than the world famous Folles Bergere of i*aris? Who would expect an English girl to be a member of the chorus of this bright* li^ht night-spot? Yet 40 Britii h girls with ability and beauty have recently be<n135 words
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Article140 1958-04-21 10 PHE ins! of the new Comet iv |e1 airliners Is almost finished, Any day now. the doors <;l the 700 foot Long assembly plani a 1 Hatfleld will "i )(i n for the Comet to be taken out to begin gr ou n d140 words
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Article, Illustration1081 1958-04-21 11 adelaide eastley - adelaide eastley BY,- Good news for our am garden fans pERMAN nurseries li have risen to fullflourishing productivity from tlie ashes of war, soon German horticulturists will be introducing to Singapore a wraith of young plants indigenous to Europe and rare in local gardens. They will he chosen1,081 words
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Advertisement79 1958-04-21 11 growing children H S3.E®JTjMp>§ I and how they enjoy that daih I I of delicious NIISPRAY Pull forf* Ull CREAM tf CPN^otiD EtiQ£ I Powdered Milk. NESPRAY i: m\ *«»wiTMviw«t*»' I 5,,0-.c. [fl eluss, pure cows tiiilk, rich in m I A M IB I'M i i •■>.,:, r yem79 words
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Article, Illustration920 1958-04-21 12 :5 s -«-s::j2:::::::p::::::::::^ i h :i'" 'v s :ssssssss i sssss: i *ss |~|ARDLY a week passes without a pretty girl walking into my surgery to find out what can be done for the excess weight she has put on. And there is hardly a magazine920 words
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Article348 1958-04-21 12 MY SON aged 12\' 2 has been examined by the surgeon at our local hospital in connection with an oner at ion to remove an undescended testicle. Apparently it is too small to be brought down, and we have been told that he will be operated on348 words
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692 1958-04-21 12 When baby's life is in most peril T*HE most dangerous period in the life of L baby is that immediately before, during mn after birth, the World Health Organisation states in its current epidemiological and vital statistics report. The closer to the time of delivery, the greater the danger to692 words
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Advertisement23 1958-04-21 12 Pfrfl pfm7 hone linß^C^ TRANSPORT STORAGE LTD J t Xrv3 JW3 CfCU STWtfT SINGAPORE L___ i Z____*^ MANAGING DI **CTOR ROtIALU I'LL* I23 words
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Article, Illustration1073 1958-04-21 13 frank H. Bartholomew - Nuclear bombers ensure peace frank H. Bartholomew \By v IL rtiiehtiest peace-compelling torce in tne m I? out uned in a little electronic fort of 1 I 2™ 45 feet below the surface of the winter V IK Illy of Nebraska. f£ absolute control centre of the great .fleet v1,073 words
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Article462 1958-04-21 13 PETER FAIRLEY - PETER FAIRLEY 1 TIIF. IVORLB OF nnmrrnrrnnrnr nrn tiHMiHHHH MWftftMwwv WMMWI WMW if ********** MflflflflflflwWW ■WW'ivisvi' wi««»ivi«»WrS S Ti By £IX months aijo, Russia stunned th c world by sending the first man-made "moon" into obedient orbit around the Earth. Last week Sputnik II and462 words
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311 1958-04-21 14 RACIAL ISSUE CAN MAR THE EMPIRE GAMES -CHURCH WARNING lEADING representatives oi lour Welsh churca J es have called for a "friendly gesture" iron Cardiff Empire Games officials io tlu* colourec South African weight-lifters excluded by apart heid from taking part in the Games. Such b friendly gesture, they say311 words
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Article, Illustration54 1958-04-21 14 and picture. Kelsey the Arsenal goalkeeper takes a flying leap to clear the ball from the tiro centre halves, R. Stokoe (Newcastle) and j. Fotheringham (Arsenal) This Dw. 1 English F.A. League game was played to a draw at St- James park, Newcastle., with each team scoringGeneral; Sport - 54 words
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Article454 1958-04-21 14 NO BOXER CONSIDERED GOOD ENOUGH SPORTS LETTERS MAY I be given the opportunity to reply to Basil Ashley's Sports Letter. As an Armchair Critic he needs more than smelling salts, for "punch drunks" are beyond such stimulants. He will not understand anything I have to say as he is biassed454 words
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Article41 1958-04-21 14 THE 70th congress of the International MotorCycling Federation in Warsaw decided to remove 500 cc. races from the world championship calendar from 1960 onwards. The congress also voted to transfer its headquarters from Britain to Geneva ReuterReuter - 41 words
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48 1958-04-21 14 MILER WANTS FATHER AS TOUR MANAGER Australia's star miler, 19-year-old Herb Elliott, wants his father to manage his coming United States tour with his rival Merv Lincoln. Elliott made the request after Don Rapley had withdrawn as manager because he could not get leave from his job. ReuterReuter - 48 words
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346 1958-04-21 14 ARCHIE QUICK - CALL ON STARS ALARMS SOCCER CLUBS ARCHIE QUICK By ■pihRL is much talk iuit 1 now about the >i>. ol football oxtm "t» eluba d.-oriv.-d 0 Player.-, In crucial match* League and tatM g«[gg The Foutbau Leagy determined that v not happen aga i h will ask the Football fU&,346 words
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Article156 1958-04-21 14 THE THREE National as well as Open amateur boxing champions of Singapore will do well to boycott the uncalled-for SABA trial on April 25 the third in fact for a ticket to the Asian Games in Tokyo V. Kesavan Cflywoight). R. Lazaroo (bantamweight) and Woo Pong156 words
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Miscellaneous213 1958-04-21 14 CXI ES ACROSS j Mr. Moiy.iu I t ee withlr Leaps to tjfitt then <6j (8). 4An alternative In mass <<i>. o a pal on sood termi ap« 9 A: nine a gesture alter .i parently (j> 1)lli( ""-'I (7), 7 Ktcx-k In fine hosiery (4. 9t 10 Grow money?213 words
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Article, Illustration522 1958-04-21 15 ALLAN LEWIS - LOCAL BORN RIDERS HAVE A GOOD DAY ALLAN LEWIS by IV bom riders again did well on Saturday at Kuala Lumpur thihil "Vlawi rode a double and apprentice Buang rode a good in uin <>»» siaua Tanu. ire 10 f, to Malayan a nd has Had •sfe of success Apprentice522 words
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Article52 1958-04-21 15 OHN Surtees. of Britain, riding an M. V. Augusta. won the 500 C.C. event in le Spanish International lotor cycling Grand Prix esterday in Barcelona. British riders also filled econd and third places. reorgeSalt (Norton) flnishd runner-up, and Brian upslow, also t n a Norton asReuter - 52 words
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Article27 1958-04-21 15 Malcolm Spence, 20-year-ld South African runner ?ose his own British Em- ne 44 0 yards record with a •me of 46.6 .see in Johanesburg ReuterReuter - 27 words
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Article, Illustration131 1958-04-21 15 pictures lkli (8.1 |„i r I"' ihv (lay si:ipa Tahu (710 carr 77 Btiailf) is on the inside to beat No 6 0 bidden on th« il n((k U1 a Photo verdict. A short head away third is Film Studio II (7.7, Khamis), lfFree Press - 131 words
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Article, Illustration231 1958-04-21 15 Today Showing will probably go up to Class 2 JXMJAY SHOWING WUN 1111, in/MSS 1 DISTANCE RACE AT KUALA LIMPVR ON SATURDAY IN EASY FASHION. After following the leaders until the home turn he quickly raced to the front and had no trouble defeating Tootle by five lengths, a performance231 words
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326 1958-04-21 15 A PROTEST is being lodged with the Singapore Olympic and Sports A Council by the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association. They object 10 a statement by Mr. Son Ghee Soon, who told the Free Press that the S.A.B.A. method of picking boxers for the Asian326 words
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Article87 1958-04-21 15 PETER MAY, England and Surrey captain, Is to marry into a leading cricketing family. He will announce his engagement today to Miss Virginia Gilligan oi Sham ley Green. Surrey. She is the daughter ol Mr. A. H. if. Gilligan, a one time Sussex captain, d the nieceReuter - 87 words
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Article73 1958-04-21 15 rr< (i Norrl I rll In Olyn pic marathon pui ped l Bee ofl Mi Briti h ftllcomi i British National and i i I (> record In wlnn tie Amateur At hirt ic a ocla tloi ten mile i t rack rui ml ploiReutrr - 73 words
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Article225 1958-04-21 16 African states sound peace cult to France conference of eight 1 independent African states meeting in Accra, Ghana, pledged last night "to do everything possible" to help Algeria achieve independence. The pledge was taken in a draft resolution which is expected to be approved at225 words
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192 1958-04-21 16 Troop arrival in Aden followed by bomb outrage INLYING m of British troops from Kenya 10 Aden at the week-end was followed by a bomb outrage Incident on Saturday night in which two British sailor.s were seriously injured. A Greek child and an Arab boy were also injured by the192 words
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133 1958-04-21 16 TORDAN announced yes- terday that her troops in Jerusalem would be reinforced and kept standing by to "face Israeli heavy arms and reinforcements" during Israel's 10th anniversary celebrations on Thursday. The Foreign Ministry said the United Nations truce organisation and the British andReuter - 133 words
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421 1958-04-21 16 Weights for the first day of Penang races Weights for the ikist day of thp ['eiiaiiß Turf Club's April meeting next Saturday are as follows: IX. 2— DIV. I— 6F. Flood Hero 9.00 Sober Thought 8.11 Aquarua 8.10 Time to Reason 8.09 Dinkum B. OS Rubber Planter 8.08 Pappa Prince421 words
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Article, Illustration67 1958-04-21 16 Sa'adiah and friends in celebrations in Muslim homes yesterday tables were laden with sweetmeats and food for visitors and relatives to mark the important festival Hari Raya Puasa. The home of Sa'adiah. popular Malay film act. ress, was no exception. In the picture above Sa'adiah (third from left) and herFree Press - 67 words
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Article41 1958-04-21 16 Four Ru.:uan veterans of the link-up between American and Red Army men on the Elbe River on April 28, 1945, arrived in New York by air yesterday to take part in ceremonies marking the event. ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Article42 1958-04-21 16 The talk by Mr. Philip Hoalim on "Why Men Fail" scheduled to be given at the Ceylon Sports Club this evening has been postponed. Mr. Hoalim flew to Penang to attend the funeral of his sister, who died yesterday.42 words
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Advertisement39 1958-04-21 16 1 She tried to borrow my AVOSET! L^^ Women will do almost anything for "fclnjlJLlJß AVOSET, it makes euch beautiful, tasty Mmfjmm desserts. Made from real cream, it's h^**dußmm flash-sterilized, stays sweet for N^ij^* months, whips qtiirkly. y^ \J39 words
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