The Singapore Free Press, 2 September 1958
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The Singapore Free Press
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Title Section17 1958-09-02 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper i |gl. Singapore. Tuesday, September 8. 1958. Price ISCts,17 words
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271 1958-09-02 1 More racial riots follow day of tension Ci\Y LONG TENSION in West L °ndon's Nottins Hill district exploded last night into another full scale racial clash as gangs of white teenagers stormed along a street hurling stones, bricks and bottles through the windows of coloured people's homes. In another streetReuter - 271 words
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Article35 1958-09-02 1 Over 30,000,000 cars jammed American highways In a grim dash for home at the end of Labour Day last night. The holiday traffic death toll was estimated at 420.- U.P.IU.P.I. - 35 words
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352 1958-09-02 1 NATIONALISTS SINK 12 PEKING WARSHIPS OFF QUEMOY Chiang navy's big victory in midnight battle against 'waves of tens' of enemy torpedo boats CHINESE NATIONALIST warships sank 12 Communist torpedo boats in a two-hour sea battle near Quemoy early today, a Defence Ministry communique claimed. Thirty Nationalists were reported killed orReuter; U.P.I. - 352 words
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Article101 1958-09-02 1 Rl army in big new drive AN ALL-OUT military ofA toisive has been launched against rebel bands In West Sumatra, the Jakarta Antara news agency said today. Antara said the offensive had been mounted from tho former rebel capital, Buklt Tinggi. and the towns of Matui and Pajakuitbuh. and LakeReuter - 101 words
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Article43 1958-09-02 1 &ix Chinese, believed to ret society men, enI a textile shop in Arab at 11.30 a.m yesterished a show case pattered pieces of the shop oi-oprietor, Soh ehee kme 21 <i the men they him and ran awa/43 words
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73 1958-09-02 1 Mr. Firoz Khan Noon, Pakistan's Prime Minister, told Parliament In Karachi last night the IndianPakistani conference on border disputes had been "almost a complete failure." He appealed to all members to give him a chance to settle the disputes peacefully during his forthcoming visitReuter - 73 words
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Article86 1958-09-02 1 DULLES: IKE WILL DECIDE ON HELP \fR. JOHN FOSTER DUL--11 LES, the United States Secretary of State, said yesterday that President Eisenhower himself would decide whether the U.S. would help to defend Quemoy and Matsu. He said the U.S. had no Commitments In the Formosa Strait area "other than thoseReuter; U.P.I. - 86 words
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Article33 1958-09-02 1 September first grade rubber buyers f o b. opened in Singapore thii morning at 81 5 centl B lb., down a quarter of n cent on jresterday's dose The tone wai33 words
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Article118 1958-09-02 1 fi\ i "genan gunman ied lire last night UP of French Afrli', paratroopers in 1 frt ot Paris and 1 One of them sort[}ss Itrett attack after Paris formally "advised" rtana to stay otr the Paris after dark 'W on. wounded par.i troop the thirteenthU.P.I. - 118 words
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Advertisement45 1958-09-02 1 «4/ tUQJSIJ] Available from all Good Dealei i .///</ THE FEDERAL DISPENSARY LTD. QfS'pOr* Cold Storage Arcade, Orchard Road, PHARMACY WEEK EXHIBITION ;> visit the exhibition now being held a 1 the Victoria Memorial Hall: Open daily from 10 :iO a.m. to 7 pm. until 6th Sopt45 words
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453 1958-09-02 2 NOW RUSSIA BARBS HER H-POWER RESEARCHES Theories revealed to all: Practice still far off RUSSIA, following tin* load given last week by Britain and the l\S.. declared In Geneva last night that she was removing: all secrecy Irom her attempts %o far to harness the H-bomb for power. The chiel453 words
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Article, Illustration34 1958-09-02 2 MM SEPTEMBER ISSUE NOW ON SALE IN THIS ISSUE H.M.A.S SYDNEY'S LAST HOUR BANGKOK EXPRESS LIZ TAYLOR-THE SCREEN'S TRAGIC WIOOW SINGAPORE BOY ARTIST S SUCCESS STORY ANOTHER BIG JACKPOT CONTEST GET YOUR COPY NOW34 words
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133 1958-09-02 2 THE Soviet Premier, Mi Nikita Khrushchev, re ceived Mr. Cyrus Eaton, an American multi-millionaire in the Kremlin yesterday. The Soviet news agency Tass said they discussed questions of mutual understanding and co -operation between their two countries. Mr. Eaton, who is in133 words
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Article177 1958-09-02 2 Those rude Russians— by Titoist THE official Yugoslav Communist newspaper Borba yesterday delivered a 'major attack on the Soviet i bloc, accusing it ol recently exercising "direct, uncontrollable assaults" on Yugoslav foreign and Internal policies and on its Leaders. in an article signed by Miro Vitorovic, the newspaper's chiel editor,177 words
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Article46 1958-09-02 2 Sarawak is having a "teenage gang" era—and the troubles that go with it These gang activities accounted for a "significant increase in crime. says the 1957 Annual H< port ior this British Colony in North W( st Borneo, published esterday. —Renter.46 words
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Article49 1958-09-02 2 A large concrete launching pad built at Woomera for the first Black Knight launching would also fire the combined satellite rocket, the writer said. The 50-foot Black Knight is for probing the heat barrier which raises problem for Britain's first balli ie mi jsile, the BluestreaK. Reutei49 words
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Article52 1958-09-02 2 Colonel Abdel Salam Arci. the Iraqi Vice-Premier, and .1 Cheering crow d gave B hero's welcome to wc-Pre-mier Roshid ah al Gaflani who returned to Bagdad by air yesterday after 17 years' exile. Oailanl is the leader ol the anii-Bntish revolt in Iraq during World52 words
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Article42 1958-09-02 2 THE British Transport Commission which controls Ihe nationalised rftiiway system and London buses sought permission yesterday to increase fares But higher far*s if grunted, were not expected to operate before the beginning of next year Renter.42 words
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129 1958-09-02 2 AIR SHOW GETS OFF TO FLYING START rpWEXTV rwo Hawker L Hunters alrcra massive acrobatic display yesterday at thi i arnburough opening of uip annual display of the Society of British Aircraft Manufacturers. The Opening day the show was somewhat marred when a Royal Navy Sea Hawk fighter crashed dm129 words
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Article, Illustration53 1958-09-02 2 I BRITAIN'S Black Knight rocket to be test nr at the Woomera range this week, used to launch a British earth satellite, cording to the Adelaide Advertiser's correspondent. Phe correspondent said the rocket will be the first and main stage of a satellite carrier to be53 words
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Article, Illustration128 1958-09-02 3 ULOOD and bone samples I} from the body of Lieut. David Cyril Franklin. the second British serviceman to die after being at the Christinas Island nuclear tests, were yesterday sent to Harwell Atomic Energy ReEstablishment for analysis. This move was made at the request of theReuter - 128 words
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Article39 1958-09-02 3 Typhone "Grace," the latest of this season's Pacific storms, was reported yest?rday by a U.S. air 'force weather bureau to be moving toward Formosa* capital, Taipeh. at a speed of 16 miles an hour.- U.P.IU.P.I. - 39 words
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Article50 1958-09-02 3 wife of Sir brother of former Prime London by air for Naples on her where her will wed B lian ferrynic, Giovanni weekend ide-to-be, Miss ry Eden, 25 -voarSir Anthony >he v. is "very added she had for two marriage had ipproval ol her ReuterReuter - 50 words
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Article16 1958-09-02 3 eopold, father udouin of the tU'v. tn London attend the all display. ReuterReuter - 16 words
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Article81 1958-09-02 3 lORY retirement age was outtfChaiC and dato the mind of OCfti medical ofiiealth said in Glasgow yesterday. Dr Nairn R, Cowan told the British Association for the Advancement or Science that till men learned to lead the fullest Uv»s possible, they should not be cast poor, IgnorantReuter - 81 words
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Article211 1958-09-02 3 PRITONS, with their L> eyes on new cars arid home decoration, rushed yesterday to borrow money under new "personal loan schemes sponsored by tne Midland and Westminster banks. A Midland Bank spokes man said that BOrne branches in central London had boon "rushed on theirReuter - 211 words
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234 1958-09-02 3 TOWNSEND I WON'T BE RETURNING TO ENGLAND nEOUP-CAPTAIN Peter Townsend stated in Paris last night: "I have no intention of returning to my country, Fngland." Asked if that meant he was not returning to England at all, he replied: It is as I say." He read his statement to five234 words
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Article212 1958-09-02 3 Statement read to Press newspaper for whom I wrote a series of articles between 1956 and 1958. "In both cases the condition was readily agreed to. "Over the past five years I have felt grateful to the newspaper editors and reporters who have come to know and respect the factReuter - 212 words
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Article79 1958-09-02 3 ALTHOUGH outbreak-, Oi malaria have been cut by 30 per cent in the la rt 10 years, mosquitoes which carry the disease are be roming resistant to in secticide an expert iaid In QlaSgOW yesterday. in 11 countries six different species ol malariacarrying mo iQuitoeReuter - 79 words
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Advertisement155 1958-09-02 3 —-CALLING ALL ART LOVERS j J|i| ,;j Handicrafts from Wm INDIA jHw. MALAYA INDONESIA r^i^i^l'iflff collected exhibited i^ilc^ )i or your ns P ec ion osnmir embroideries J^jffi'ißWßyM l n< onesian paintings Kelontan silver Emporium of Malayan, Indian Kashmir handicrafts 108, ORCHARD ROAD, TEL: *****. Between Orchard Road Circle and155 words
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Article191 1958-09-02 4 Opinion Shameful wavering rpHAT section of Chinese in Malaya still wavering about coming forward and supporting the Government should pay due heed to the Prime Minister's Merdeka Day appeal to them. To do so, the Prime Minister said, "would convince the Malays that it was the wish of everybody in191 words
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Article264 1958-09-02 4 Beachcomber - Beachcomber jdjdjd ONE of FoulenouKh'6 maxims is that in drinking, as in shooting, two barrels are better than one. Life at Macaroon Caslle is confused and disorderly. Yesterday Kllcockrobbln came Jauntily down the stairs from his bedroom at 4. 15 a.m. In full evening dress. On the264 words
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Article, Illustration811 1958-09-02 4 NOW THE RUSSIANS PLAN A 'SUPER-FUCHS' While the world watches the sky, see how Moscow is ready to move up on foot, says Angela Croome tyillLE the 9ft§ ot the world are fixed on the skies wondering What Moscow will i send up next, the i Russians have been quietly811 words
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Advertisement12 1958-09-02 4 B>m\K Green Spot Li Orange Wn ii, ii i nmttllllHlMlHHlltftf f* MtlHttlltffl"Mtfi12 words
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Advertisement31 1958-09-02 4 M |M 1 »l FLY YOUR CARGO BY For particulars consult I your Cargo Agenf or MAIAYAN A/RWAYS (general sales agents} BR/HSH OVERSEAS A/RWA/S CORPORAHON ■mini >m iMW— iiii^i^iiiiM^lllMWllllfilfliillllMMlli^Mllllllllllll HllilllllllllMinilHifli """'*i31 words
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Article, Illustration317 1958-09-02 5 t»he Si tnbawang District Committee wants the 1 Singapore Rural Board to build a new market to serve 50,000 villagers in the area. lokesman of the committee told the Free Press a new market was necessary to control the unhygienic activities of the hawkers.317 words
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Article90 1958-09-02 5 Two lembers of the Singapore City Council sanitary staff will be asked to state why disciplinary action s ould not be taken .it tern lor alleged dereliction of duty. A third officer has been asked v explain his conduct reg to all( ged bookmaking activities. ouncil90 words
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Article30 1958-09-02 5 TSity Of Malaya I a symposium on '^economics from of the public terested in at.vmposium are nd their appliI <• Organiser. il Economics Symniv.T.sity ol Mare 1030 words
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Article123 1958-09-02 5 THE big rush for police whistles is on again in Singapore. A police spokesman yesterday advised those who want to buy whistles to do so soon because there are only a few left from a new shipment which arrived a week ago. He said123 words
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200 1958-09-02 5 archbishop Makario A the exiled Ore >k Cyprlot leader, said yea terday the "British Gov eminent will have to Step on the COffpses Ol half B million Greek-Cypriofci be tore being able to Imple tnent n i plan" for Cypru He was sixReuter - 200 words
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219 1958-09-02 5 4 :\fcW law under which pawnshops fix a maximum monthly interest of two per cent on pledges came into force yesterday. The new law is designed to help poorer sections of the community They can now pledge their valuables at a lower interest219 words
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Article, Illustration212 1958-09-02 5 rpHE next time you dial "999" a pale cream- topped Humber Snipe (above) will come to your aid. It is the "new look" Singapore Police radio patrol car. Cream on the bonnet with a dark blue body finish, this new look on old cars Is212 words
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Article42 1958-09-02 5 Queen Zein, mother of King Hussein of Jordan, left Amman yesterday in an R.A.F transport plane for Switzerland for medical treatment. She was accompanied by the King's two-year-old daughter, Princess Aliya, and by his sister. Princess Basman ReuterReuter - 42 words
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Article21 1958-09-02 5 The American atomic submarine Skate arrived at Don Helder, Holland, from Oslo yesterday on an unofflcial visit Reuter21 words
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Article18 1958-09-02 5 Malta's hunt for oil began yesterday as the British Petroleum (Malta) Ltd.. began drilling.- ReuterReuter - 18 words
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Article60 1958-09-02 5 CJCIENTISTB have disO covered a new chemical which Jiiak's plant gr< W to several times their usual Blze, tnicrobiologist Dr. P.W. Brian said in Glasgow v> >- terduy. He told the British As [oCiation for the Advancement Of Science the chemical gibberelliC acid— was one ofReuter - 60 words
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Advertisement6 1958-09-02 6 HK^/'-'i-'^xfl ■^BSqS^^^^Hk l j m CHESTERFIELD?6 words
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Miscellaneous300 1958-09-02 6 B jßiilifcii^i^gHl E^MiM^Mjftß^^BMHßK^^^BM^^^ Bn V w I' .J BSHBBBBBBvjBbBIBBHHbBIBBhH gggBBBBBHBvBHBBBBBBHHBIIHHHHIHH^BH«Hi^^BriMiMHIiiiBHi^^HWHVi* JEFF "II A\VkV" < l c j^" J \SUDO<EMLV. ABOA&G Tht£ <?AT£lLir£ IK&Sfifl P ACTION STATONb I fi//V4»V>l>5 > fir TV^r TH£l49 O*33 AGM IS \STATION. A &JR€N WAILS AM ALARM AcL HANOS AT Tm§ ffmCOROMO BY A &/AAS O*300 words
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Miscellaneous486 1958-09-02 6 "D°RN today, you are basic* D intellectual type. Yo u are It ed with a keen sense of humour inn since you are a fine conversationalist oas well, you can entertain p, o o D e *v J o your amusing stories and a; o You have a keen sense486 words
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Article181 1958-09-02 7 lON DON, N«-,,t i l'ic\lou> i««j.t> I. fio, I «Si tXI 1M ,,-t ge»4 23 buyei 23 buyen lm sellei '4 idlers oct 84 bus 23 buyers _'4 sellers 24 sellers i i; No i <s Spel 29 buyei 23 buyers -•4 lUers 24 Belli i j181 words
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Article109 1958-09-02 7 LONDON. Sept. 1 Previous Today COPRA Philippines c.i.f. t.K. Sorth I uropean ports delivered v> ihi per lon« ton Sept. Oct. $205 sellers $-04 sellers I OPRA Straits C.W. U.K. North European ports delivered weight per long ton Sept./ Oct. E73 1 nom. £73. nniti. COCONI109 words
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Article, Illustration63 1958-09-02 7 The British cruiser H.M.S. Newcastle (above) arrives at Portsmouth after a four-year tour of duty In foreign waters. During this time she has circled the world, travelling via the Suez Canal on the outward journey and returning I via the Panama (anal. F.uring her voyage I through the Caribbean Seapopper - 63 words
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Article186 1958-09-02 7 BIGHTER conditions prevailed in the Lonstock markets yesterattei Friday's shakeand numerous small were recorded on B active demand. B I mess failed to show marked expansion due nervousness concern he Far East situation the approaching end current account. Gilt f'dged securities wer< ''i after last186 words
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100 1958-09-02 7 rpENTATIVE arrangements 1 have been made tot members of the Singapore trade mission to Australia and n< v. Zealand to leave on Sept. 30, The 23 member delegation will be led by Mr. Tan Siak Kew, a Legislative Assemblyman and former president ol100 words
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246 1958-09-02 7 FULL PROGRAMME FOR THE PAT A TALKS READY Associations chief will go through draft IMIE executive director oj the Pacific Area Travel Association, Mr. George Turner, is due to arrive in Singapore on Sept. 10 in the course of his annual tour of member countries. While in Singapore, he will246 words
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Article27 1958-09-02 7 The Suez Canal yesterday was operating on a 35- foot draught capacity basis for the first time since the Anglo-French-Israeli invasion in 1956 U.P.IU.P.I. - 27 words
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Article58 1958-09-02 7 The military prosecutor 'it the Bagdad treason trials yesterday demanded th'j death penalty for Brlgac!i"C Ahmed Maarie. former Intelligence chief of the Iraqi army, for his part In an alleged conspiracy against Syria Earlier he requested the death Of General Ratio, An former army chief of58 words
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Article26 1958-09-02 7 An explosive charge was found In an RA.F. Meteor jet fighter yesterday at the bomber base of Akrotiri, South-West Cyprus. The charge was removed.26 words
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Advertisement57 1958-09-02 7 P^p furhitH n PHONE DEkilAlfAl C 11 l 1 ***** b\ KhIVIUVALog GTJri (C* TRANSPORT STORAGE LTD I I A >w"V 173 CECIL STRtFT SINGAPORE Ut &Ui# MANAGING DIRECTOR RONALD PE« i. ANNOUNCEMENT HILDA'S HAS REMOVED from 1 143. Middle Road t to 0 90-A, Orchard Road (Ist Floor) Opposite57 words
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Miscellaneous94 1958-09-02 7 Today's radio programme. 1.18 p.m. Radio Mush- Hall; 1.30 Time Signal and New 1.45 Radio Music Ball again; 2.00 Close Down; 5.00 Musk from the Ballet; 5.30 Fiesta; 6.00 Happy Anniversary, presented by Zalnal Alain. 8.41 Lights On; 6.88 Announcement* ami Singapore Share Maikei Report; 7.00 Time Sign;. I Kit94 words
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Miscellaneous93 1958-09-02 7 IH I I I M II I I U I I M I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II <_: 1 SINCAPORE I I HIGH TIDES TODAY: 12.59 p.m. TOMORROW: 1.18 am. E and 1.26 p.m.93 words
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Article, Illustration169 1958-09-02 8 But certainly lokking out Not quite locked E in, but certainly look- E E ing out E Mabel (Estell Win- E wood), Dora (Dame j j= Sybil Thorndike) and 5 Daisy (Kathleen Har- g rison) peer out of 5 tn eir cottage on the E E set of Associated Bri-169 words
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Article77 1958-09-02 8 \\EB\ i\\ri •pent an sat In a Be] promised: (J debts." artier had How street bm»k from tie admitted worth £13 [c admitted tryii worth £30 7s. a njenty-slx-year-old former Guards (fflcer row suit. He v "the te he magistral vde ar 9s. Ho told McKech an ordi-r in77 words
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Article156 1958-09-02 8 I A CALLOUS hoax- j er was bdH£ I hunted by police th 1 other day I one who got into i house after darl > and terrified tu\ families by ph rats, snakes, lizards. Nobody kne the hoaxer why tic <Yd the victim's hours in SI peare A156 words
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Title Section10 1958-09-02 1 Eve THE PAPER WITHIN A PAPER Tuesday September 2, 1958.10 words
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Article, Illustration201 1958-09-02 1 Girls, it is time to put your Best Face Forward! k^O MATTER how old or young you are, it is later than you think. So lake a good look in your mirror tolight and carefully see what kind of a face ou have. Is your skin too dry or too201 words
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Article, Illustration1019 1958-09-02 1 A l IH a clean skin as a foundation, inn make-up can be ipplied with greater moothness and ease, md the result will be i definite visible mv )ruvement. If you have dry skin )robiems, then it is \ii\r you used a cream ;h a t1,019 words
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Article, Illustration16 1958-09-02 1 fOUfig Singapore artist APRIL LEE who ap predates the importance m facial cart16 words
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Advertisement113 1958-09-02 1 Model 7EAB Supcr-Stor lIIIIBa k •'•*< 7 7 cv. ft Refrigerator Wa&E m# Model 7EAB SupcrSfar -J Rrf riqerotor. i^fcflß. 4 ST^ TT7y ALLIANCt RADIO SERVICI 53, Eat Coo^t Rood BROADWAY RADIO CO JJo( >o Ch,ot Rood CHENG RADIO CO., 52. Upper ronqonn Pood. CHIN LEE RADIO CO 20, Tiong113 words
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Article, Illustration440 1958-09-02 2 TAKING IT EASY IN fchifi changing, modern world, where everything mil t be adaptable, even furniture now comes .fitted With several laces. Buy yourself two handBOrne chairs liKe these. below. with attractive upholsti ry covering the Springs and loam rubber. Peel like relaxing on a chaise lounge? Just unfold one440 words
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Article, Illustration889 1958-09-02 2 Feminasc ope THE NEWEST. SNAPPIEST I MOST PRACTICAL PAGE I DESIGNED FOR WOMEN I Two handbags, one for the day and one for evening, are made of fabric and plastic. The one for day use is in white linen, on which bloom artificial wild roses ol pmK and red. Nestled889 words
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Advertisement135 1958-09-02 2 A S '*3m "< vJ?'' '-3w c old Exclusively by *(qw\ anj Country ORCHARD ROAD. I 7fr<s perfect kite/ten utendf FOOD MIXER rjTTI I Z Saves hours of work and makes y^ i mi grgy r preparing meals a pleasure. It -^^S^ I"^^^1 crcoms, mashes whips, beats, I blends, mixes,135 words
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Article, Illustration108 1958-09-02 3 FOR FILLING IN THE BLANKS Do you have a blank wall that needs prettying up? Eve has some iconderful framed Swedish wrought iron figures to show you that are ideal for this purpose. The first figure in the Free Press picture, left is a man in delightful gingham trousers, riding108 words
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Article117 1958-09-02 3 SILICARE baby powder and lotion Shriro China) Ltd., 24A, Raffles Place; bracelet watch by Lotus, Lanka Jewellers, :JO, Battery Koad; American frocks and hats, bridal wear, Spanish combs, plastic handbags and purses, costumes jewellery. Vanity, 11, Battery Road, top flour; Swedish wrought iron silnouette pictures, Elizabeth Arden117 words
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Article, Illustration242 1958-09-02 3 LENDING CHARM TO YOUR EARS tiny crystalled fare, of the watch. SOMETIMES even im- peccably dressed for a special event, you may feel that there is something, you cannot say what, missing. That little something may very well be earrings. A dress salon in Battery Koad has just received a242 words
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Advertisement135 1958-09-02 3 MtO Here to add to your feminine charm ROGE R .GALLET France's finest Eau de Cologne ROGER Gallet is unlike any other Eau dc Cologne. So fresh and feminine is its fragrance, ir leaves you with a gay, *gtß—*m wonderful feeling that p\**-J~^fi I lingers on and 0n... «^^^>^J I135 words
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731 1958-09-02 4 A frank dressing down for ADAM by EVE \|K\ S.W women know nothing 9 4 about their clothing modes and styles. Well, that may or may not be so, but one thing we do know We know what looks nice and what does m not. And in our opinion WEN731 words
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Article, Illustration53 1958-09-02 4 MAN ABOUT TOWN The lounge suitseen above is suitable for both the office* and the informal* evening function. i In light weighty charcoal blue aacron^ wool with muted i stripes, it features the narrow lapels and* flapless pockets on* the cut-away coat. The shoes worn ares dressy loafers in§ brightly53 words
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221 1958-09-02 4 IF you are a bride, moving into your first little home. hero are some suggestions on decor and economy. lU>e a simple, bold one colour scheme through out to make a .small apartment or house look larger and more relaxed To make your budget221 words
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Advertisement8 1958-09-02 4 Vanity Singapore's Leading Gown Salon JI Battery Road.8 words
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Advertisement22 1958-09-02 4 BacSliS DEODORANT rf£ A a touch for day-long freshness The new, delightful underarm-hygiene so delightful a id comfortable and $o neat and22 words
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Article49 1958-09-02 5 \ui\< lie, otid vo years M I ieek and ,i! my rg at cheque pyjamas ne shop. i stllds X p. ta ;i rly tialred Savile 'forth public school. r the £13 a mnot make enci s r i what i m going j pay buck all mj49 words
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Article, Illustration88 1958-09-02 5 Roma, the eternal city's own pet elephant born in the city zoo ten years ago, celebrated her birthday in style with a giant cake decorated with ten jumbo candles, highlighting the special day with a party attended by personal!- ties, tourists and re-| gular visitors toU.P.I. - 88 words
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Article, Illustration18 1958-09-02 5 of the family at so- 0/ the let oinid in house. Below, ?han on meai of the18 words
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Article, Illustration127 1958-09-02 5 SUMMER -OR IS IT? We heai a lot about the English summer. But nowadays we're inclined to shiver at the mere men tion of it. "It's not like if used t<> be" is the customarj remark of an old timer who'll (ell you about heal waves every month, blue skies,popper - 127 words
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Article55 1958-09-02 5 City with an eye on colour t II hi i V t!k c ot the main i i mellow mcl« n land il wood t red and black it m ew > g< ntrai tpproval lamp po t an a ill .1 Norwich in' lude 4 flowei eti r •>55 words
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Article272 1958-09-02 6 I\H yoi hio Hoynden 1/ neral ecretarj oi the lapanesi Society ol Economic Co operation, said In that women wi 1 1 playing an Important role In c< immunii y development, •specially In rural disl ri< through agricultural co- rat Ives. Dr Hoynden saidReuter - 272 words
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Article21 1958-09-02 6 Japan has placed hoi.^elf iindei thf jurisdiction of the Internatlonßl Court Of luitice ri I'bp Hague U P I21 words
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Article, Illustration518 1958-09-02 6 600 MIL. CHILDREN NEED HELP FOR A CHANCE TO LIVE ABOUT two-thirds of the world's 900 million children need help tor a chance to live and grow up in reasonable good health, according to Dr. Asa Matsuoka, executive director of the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF) Association ofReuter; U.P.I. - 518 words
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Article72 1958-09-02 6 Japan has offered to make surveys of the principal tributaries of the Mekong River as part of the four-nation development scheme for the rivet, diplomatic sources said in Bangkok. South Vietnam. Cambodia, Siam and Laos have agreed to survey the development prospects of the river. AccordingReuter - 72 words
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Article23 1958-09-02 6 An electronic microscope, claimed to be the most powerful in the world, has been completed at Kyoto University In Japan.— ReuterReuter - 23 words
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Article126 1958-09-02 6 'No quarter given on Kashmir' DAKISTAN told the Securit, Council lllt would -Rive no quarter und ask I establishing and upholding the < !1( down-trodden Kashmiris.'* ll! Phe statement was contained In a j»>tt t RB. Chhatarl. acting Pakistani <l! S Council. It was in reply to anotht i letterU.P.I. - 126 words
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Article25 1958-09-02 6 Indonesian Foreign Minister Subandrio said in Jakarta that it was Indonesia's policy to contribute what it could towards the stopping oj nuclear iceapons tests. ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article30 1958-09-02 6 Communist China's newly constructed dockyards in Canton will build two coastal passenger and cargo vessels before the year ends, the Hong Kong Communist news, paper Ta Rime P:in reported.— U.P.IU.P.I. - 30 words
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Article64 1958-09-02 6 7^e A'ezr VorA: State Citizens Council has presented its Better Communities Citation to Mr. Ramon P Binamira, Philippine presidential assistant for community development Under his leadership 1,000 village workers and 500 technicians have been traUied in the past two years, and community development projects are in operation tn all 59U.P.I. - 64 words
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Article28 1958-09-02 6 Karachi officials, comment ing on the border dasher wit'i India, said several hundred miles of bordn in both East and West Pakistan was still not d< marcated.- ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article39 1958-09-02 6 The Siamese Government has allotted M 54,675.000 /<> rehabilitating opium ad diets over a four-year pc hod, after which th< Government will discon tinue the present controll ed sales of opium. Unitcu Nations experts will hell in this nroaramme.- ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Article131 1958-09-02 6 President Eisenhower sail In Washington that hi would hesitate to make guess as to the possible influence of Mao Tse- !1 the CoJ muni t cl g] foreign policy. B made a note o j i ciferous denials" had cpmi the allegation Ch i na v tting soy rhe NewReuter - 131 words
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Article33 1958-09-02 6 Dr. George v. h the m National;; C h I r.« ambassadi to Un! I c States so ceeding Dr. Hollingtt Tons. Is due to lew Taipeh fi r Wflshinff'onC Sept. 10 ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article28 1958-09-02 6 Franco- 1), 'M Will go to New C, i cur iy next year to :"M a hitherto unknown uM vie believed to live In 1 Central Mountain*- ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article31 1958-09-02 6 The people o! India P 1 sess an estimated OSjM 000 million worth of go. trinkets and oth \l ye lery. accord ins to a N 3 Delhi Government surfl ReuterReuter - 31 words
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Article59 1958-09-02 6 r u\) Japanese ge eticffl Messrs. Katumi Taim and Koji Ohkura, Jj» announced in ■< WJJ that radiation hai fIJJJJ flcant effect on tij of parents. The, m their findings on l f of 232 radiologisti en™ luring their wyi dian Finance Bombay for B foreign tour whicn j includeReuter - 59 words
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Article17 1958-09-02 6 ho week lorn I J national Congr< spiratory Dl J opP n In Tok3 I fi U.P.IU.P.I. - 17 words
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331 1958-09-02 7 FRANCE PLANS NEW GESTURE TO VIETNAM tenth Government intends in the near TV to reduce the number of troops still 1 in its former lndo-China territories durtualiy eliminate its •military presence" aU is leirned from ollicial sources in Jfaris. tlu Government is continuing the applicanolicy of "complete disengagement" from PnfalU.P.I. - 331 words
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Article156 1958-09-02 7 New Asian woman diplomat a TOKYO newspaper s I i\ said Mrs. Trinidad SF. Legarda of Manila E rawfrs wi£/i Madame S Pandit of India and E i Madame Chiang Kai- E S she/c p/ Nationalist E 3 CVima "as cmt? 0/ /he S fftree beat-known ivo- g 5 men"156 words
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241 1958-09-02 7 4 SENIOR official of the US Department of Justice described the enforced wartime evacuation of Japanese-American citizens from the US Pacific Coast to inland areas as "a temporary hysterical lapse from our great Ideals." Mr. George Cochran Doub, assistant Attorney-General of the department'sReuter - 241 words
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Article, Illustration589 1958-09-02 8 1 BBiii^^M^i^^^i INVITED lo a Gavvai, better known as a Dayak party, a Singapore photographer was made to drink so much tuak" or fermented f\iv wine h\ his host in the longhouse, thai he had difficulty holding Cn to his three cameras. The photographer,589 words
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Article313 1958-09-02 8 HOLIDAYS CAN CO ON FOR EVER WERE ALWAYS Tf HAPPY WHEN OUR HOLIDAYS ROLLS AROUND. No matter whether yours is for days or weeks, you look forward to it and on joy making plans. The vacation itself— the places you go, things you see, people you mcct is a wonderful313 words
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615 1958-09-02 9 HAROLD BUNTING - HAROLD BUNTING jhdgd -By_ j N JANUARY, IKB9, Rudolph, Crown Prince oi Austria-Hungary, was found dead from a bull! i wound. By his side, In the hunting lodge it Mi veiling, lay the body of a young girl. six too, had been615 words
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Article474 1958-09-02 9 ROSALIE SHANN - ROSALIE SHANN What the critics think of them OH! THE THINGS THEY SAY: EXTEMPORANEOUS QUIPS BY TINY TOTS MAKE DELICIOUS 'COPY' By The most fascinating book* ART LINKLETTER S delicious book, "Kids Say the Darndest Things," Is being published In Britain. (World's Work. 16 shillings). Linkletter, famous474 words
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Article219 1958-09-02 9 ANNE SHARPLEY - ANNE SHARPLEY By BELOW THE TIDE. By Penelope Trcmayne. Hutchinson. 16s. YOU wouldn't Me to go to Cyprus with the Red Cross. would you?" What c could a well brought-iip Greek-speak-Ing daughter of an English air marshal, say but "yes"? Penelope Tremaync was In219 words
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Article94 1958-09-02 9 THE VISITORS. Bj Mary M( Minnies. Collins 18s. MiSvS McMINNIES has brilliantly etched the poignant, despairing contrast between :si tors (a British diplomat 's wilo and family) and the natlvea pi a dreary provincial town an Iron Curtain country The visitors may leave at will ForJ.A.B. - 94 words
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Article, Illustration314 1958-09-02 9 SANDY WILSON - NICHOLS OPENS HIS SNAPSHOT ALBUM SANDY WILSON HIE SWEET AND TWENTIES. By Beverley Nichols. Wcldenfeld and Nicolson 21s. NOW that fashion haj come full cycle and the girls 01 today. In their sack dresses, strap hoes and ropes or brads, are almost indistinguishable from the flappers of 1925, It lfl314 words
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Advertisement27 1958-09-02 9 flte new LL,T T -J kyCT) S? mSMißmfflf I j CONCERT REPRODUCER jJJJP^-"^ fj 6 wuir Push Pull /mi Mi 1 j 4 Loud'.prokcrs li^^^l S pore27 words
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116 1958-09-02 10 G em bi ra has the form to fake this sprint a Class 2, Division I—6 Furs. Hood Her* ''00, Woml. X.-.l 1.13, H>K»» Sovran MJ Tohasio 8.,! Don NVa>,u- .-v.,, 8.10. Blue -I, Charm X »S. Bober thought so 7, Rom of M»l»ya 8.07, GemWra M 6. Nairana 105116 words
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Article106 1958-09-02 10 Class 2, Division 2-6 Furs. 8.07, Dentonturius 3.(h Poll* supper o« Potentate 8.04. even though he Is a division higher with one pound more. He usually saddles up well. Lady .lambo. third to Black Charm and lKoh i Bay. is the dntt■er WtS only 6 lb. more.106 words
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Article206 1958-09-02 10 Class 2, Division 3— 6 Furs. Irish Wit B.aO, Burma Glory 8 13. Now Showing 8.13. Egypt's Pride 8 1! Noble Essence 8.12, Shabash 8.11. Premier 8.10 .Carpi live 8.10. Copper Khan 8.09, M House «07 Metro H 8 0». Supremo 8.05, Palio 8.04, Sri Medan 8.01.206 words
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Article199 1958-09-02 10 I Class 2, Division 4—6 Furs. Soveretgil fl 0<», Qltono S.K?. French Draws 8 1 llandsonn v.ii, Rubber Planter n k.io. Bonanza k. on, Caribbean n 8.08, Cash Cheque B.<iu, Captain M;»r\H s o.i. Baton Perlnftfl 8.04, Crown link B.OS, Vital Chance 7.13, Bhylock Home 7.11,199 words
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Article, Illustration1105 1958-09-02 10 PO WHAT AN CAN WIN ON ANY GOING liiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiimiiemiiiiimiiimiiimimiiiiiiiiiiijiiii, m F ALLAN LEWIS SUMS upll THE BEST PROSPECTS!! Cl. 1. Div. 1-1 Mile Prlnec «>i" Lalita Msi W*i Siin:is< I utlor Wondti 8.13; Brilliant Scholar i.lt'» On slat*' 8.11; Straits lode 8.0:1; Shamrock Slipper 8.08; jMttffi AJtcll B.Q7J Tufton 8.(16.Free Press - 1,105 words
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Article301 1958-09-02 10 SWEET DREAM, WHO WON OVER ONE MILE A 1 PENANG. FINISHED SIXTH IN THE PENANG GOLD CUP FOR WHICH HE IS DOWN A DIVISION WITH 14 lb. EXTRA. Sweet Dream .should win thi.s Dlv. 2 race over what could bo liis Ideal distance. He has301 words
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Article, Illustration486 1958-09-02 11 ALLAN LEWIS - ALLAN LEWIS ll vi R< >NG (Btrra d v\ as one ot 1(1 i, t on the tracks j ,ki| Timah this lorning. r ked with Irish ear l iul was going ian that horse tth nd of a well cc in l J wide U j486 words
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Article105 1958-09-02 11 India bars Hong Kong soccer XI Tin Indian External 1 Vffairs .Ministry has rejected a request from the Indian Football Association to reconsider its curlier decision not to permit the South hina Athletic Association (Hong Kiin- football team to plaj in India, The -xeiretary of the Indian Football Association saidReuter - 105 words
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Article35 1958-09-02 11 MORTIMER, Brir ightman Cup the women's the Austrian t lampionships amarie r-vcs 2, 8-3. fr »bny (Egypt), imbledon chammen's single* I beatiafl Eta- > > I In .tn (India La 2 i; ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article366 1958-09-02 11 CURREY bowled like the county cricket champions they are whe they snatched a thrilling two-day victory over Sussex by 17 run ;il I love yesterday, I Surrey in their second innings were shot out for 89, but Sussex failed in their quest to scoreReuter - 366 words
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Article94 1958-09-02 11 LEAGUE ONE Preston Everton i LEAGUE THREE Halifax 0 B'mouth 1 Hull "itv o Swindon o Mansfield Bradford C. I Tranmerf 2 Queen's P. 0 Southampton <i Chesterfield 0 Stockport 0 Bury LEAGUE FOUR Barrow 1 Exrtei 0 i Bradford 4 Hartlepools I (Hue I Vampton 1 jReuter - 94 words
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Article344 1958-09-02 11 Italian first in swim sprint I r om Rob< to f lLuy. < M.iy iwo-t< nth of b a and separated the two at the finish, which Koie.Miikov reached In 2min. 41.1 sec. Dutch 81 ar fi tcki< Oa telaur», favourite for the women's 100 metre freestyle, wa.s beatsn Into344 words
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Article144 1958-09-02 11 Japs enter for world cycling JAPAN has two riders In today's- events of the world (rack cycling championships, which open In Paris. The men's amateur pursuit will be reduced to the last lour, and the sprint to the last eight. The Japanese competitors are L9-year-old sprinter I Ukiyoshi Takahara ofReuter - 144 words
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Article27 1958-09-02 11 Results of yesterdays British Ru^by Union matches were; Penryn o Noii hampton 13: PontypooJ 14 Llanelly 9; Redruth I l Wi-I ,ti Arademicals IG. ReuterReuter - 27 words
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Article113 1958-09-02 11 AlUva Gibson, again had straight set v Lctories. Anderson beat Bill Quil Man (United States), 8 6-3, 6-2, and Mis:; Gibson defeated Miss Barbara Bonigni United 81 ates i 6-2, 6-1. Anderson's next oppo nent is Billy ECnighi < Brl tain who b< at WhitneyReuter - 113 words
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Article152 1958-09-02 11 iw< i ac< ii in had dam&g ed the v pen ion on thi li Th< driven had hopi <i to limp around the re it ol the t rial rout <• bul decidi <i their car wa too bad! y da maged Tin v will hipReuter - 152 words
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357 1958-09-02 12 A 'STERN' NOTE IN HIDE-AND-SEEK FISH WAR ICELANDIC FOREIGN MINISTER, Mr Ciudmundur tiudmundsson, announced last night that a "stern note" of protest had been delivered to the British embassy in Reykjavik over the Royal Navy's ''violation of Iceland's law and inviolability/ Referring to yesterday's incident when Royal Navy frigates droveReuter; U.P.I. - 357 words
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Article226 1958-09-02 12 REBEL SAL AM SEIZES RIVAL'S RADIO t^iKTY follower i ol Belr f i'< o<l leader Such 8 ilam f< »reed their way Inthe headquarters ol rrhci extremii t Adnan Hakim ye t< rday ovi r powered nl men and iela ed t ii< tr clandi si Ine radio station TheU.P.I. - 226 words
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Article148 1958-09-02 12 In America, new schools crisis AN impending school S A integration crisis nears a showdown to- day in Arlington, Virt; ginia across the Poto- mac River from the S White House. Federal Judge Albert C Bryan will hear argu- ments on the plea of 30 E Negro children for anU.P.I. - 148 words
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234 1958-09-02 12 T EADING British newsJLi papers yesterday condemned the continued racial violence in London and Nottingham but asserted that it was not indicative of an anti-colour campaign throughout the nation. The Daily Telegraph said: "There is absolutely no comparison between what is happening here andReuter - 234 words
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239 1958-09-02 12 Wild court scene follows city riots SATURDAY nigh t's Nottingham riots ended in a wild court uproar in the English Midlands city yesterday as three-month jail terms or fines ranging up to £30 ($255) were imposed on 20 of 24 accused white people. Men and women in the packed public239 words
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Article28 1958-09-02 12 Ships and aircraft 'ro Britain and four oth N.A.T.O. countries will ho joint exercises starting Sept. 18 In the Eiiglli Channel and the Easta Atlantic. U.P.IU.P.I. - 28 words
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