The Singapore Free Press, 22 September 1958
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The Singapore Free Press
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Title Section15 1958-09-22 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper Singapore, Moiula*. September r», 19jk. Prkt ISCta,15 words
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Article35 1958-09-22 1 Hunt for bombs at airport measures were d yesterday at irt, outside Paris ;ainst any atAigerian naplant bombs as part of ige campaign constitutional autions already or aircraft servwere extended i airliners on [•national and35 words
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Article48 1958-09-22 1 >l of security >ms officers isengers' bagte lookout for which might i planted by more thoi the customary tor dutiable extended to m transit. ientally at Die airport pierced the of an Algiers \er waiting to cut a hole a ket of Dior I ReuterReuter - 48 words
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Article13 1958-09-22 1 ipenntendent Natlonale. i jotland Yard, murdered last car, parked m ReuterReuter - 13 words
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199 1958-09-22 1 LADIES' SOCCER ENDS IN FREE-FOR-ALL f y i football have vowed again folkend 'friendit Bilston, In Midlands, m girl was knock md several i charity match "Handy An rley Hill and Ladles" for Britain cup local R.A.F were when Itghl tl playl to be be pi irlaston the cup the;Reuter - 199 words
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39 1958-09-22 1 RHIO GROUP GOING OVER FROM TO RUPIAH culatcfl ti >ut the Rhlo i .land f Suniati An' l would c m Tin 1 i *i s Iml t P Rhl cti>p" turning tl.c Kino d 011..' ml," h ReuterReuter - 39 words
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172 1958-09-22 1 LLOYD, LKE MEET: EAST-WEST TENSION MOUNTS U.S. preparing new statement on Far East THE BRITISH FOREIGN SECRETARY, Mr. Selwyn Lloyd, conferred with President Eisenhower at Newport, Rhode Island, yesterday as diplomatic observers m Washington and abroad voiced alarm over the sudden worsening m East-West relations. Mr. Lloyd spent about 25172 words
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Article133 1958-09-22 1 Ponce swoop: 12 held rriWELVE men, believed to 1 be secret society group leaders, were Arrested In Singapore at the weekend. They are being detained under the new powers given to the police by the Legislative Assembly. Eight ot the men were picked up m raid night. The police also133 words
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121 1958-09-22 1 U.S. IGNORES THE VOICE OF REASON SAYS TASS SOVIET news agency lass said last night that President Eisenhower's decision to return Mr. Nikita Khrushchev's latest letter on Formosa showed American unwillingness "to heed the voice of reason.'' Tass added that the Soviet Government would 'continue actively and consistently to upholdReuter - 121 words
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Article31 1958-09-22 1 The Antara newsagency said m Jakarta yesterday that marines had driven bark a rebel attack on the towns of At 1 p and Tumaratas m the Central Celebes. ReuterReuter - 31 words
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Article201 1958-09-22 1 Western observers In Moscow said they did not think Mr. Eisenhower's action m returning the letter as unacceptable would stop Mr. Khrushchev from writing further letters. In an earliei letter to the President Mr. Khrushchev said that his letters might be -sharnlv worded" but that "ifReuter - 201 words
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Article33 1958-09-22 1 October first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened In Singapore this morning at Bd 7/8 cents per lb.. U] eighths of a cent on Friday's close. The tone was steady and quiet.33 words
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Article21 1958-09-22 1 Forty-five bombs were found outside a Greek Cypriot house In Llmassol last night. Three Greek Cypriots were arrested. ReuterReuter - 21 words
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Advertisement116 1958-09-22 1 "JMont d^lr Drop m ;»t Mont dOr and relax m the restful atmosphere of fl fully air-conditioned parlour and enjoy delicious Ice (reams and appetising Snacks. The Growing List Of MONT d'QR'S DAILY SPECIAL EVERY MONDAY: MEAT v.\w. RICI m TUESDAY: chicken < i kkn RIJSTTAI I L WEDNESDAY: <116 words
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Article, Illustration81 1958-09-22 2 PAP councillor, inche Baharudin bin Mohamed Ariff (above) smiles as he wins the sack race at the City Day picnic held at Pasir Ris yesterday. He is closely followed by Mr. Sze Lih Hwa (PAP. centre) and Mr. r.. B. Armstrong (Labour Front >. On theFree Press - 81 words
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Article120 1958-09-22 2 CHEHAB FACES TWO MAJOR SNAGS i In-Chit army, S2SS rival lion an Oen.Chehabh m his la. desire by mo; I bury the hater, get the nation normal; and. more portant, control 9,000-man regular aiW The greatest Real outgoing Pre moun the mam the four and a-ha month rebel.. inability to120 words
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Article134 1958-09-22 2 TEACHING OF ENGLISH IS BIG NEED Tl] t h c le and i mic m Mont ireslay en.. the the te llsh which it describ the •free I m l( The deleg ith n m a press statement, said that the "abilitj of studc i from overseas to get tinReuter - 134 words
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16 1958-09-22 2 R 1 m I II »t fr i n U.P.I.U.P.I - 16 words
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Advertisement152 1958-09-22 2 mr-r J IW^v*l k*. t js^ i Tnr~r\ LEONARD Frozen Food Chest: Capacity 29 lbs List Price $1085/ -less 10<\ for cash Hire Purchase Terms available I ALLIANCE RADIO SERVICE, 53, East Coast R BROADWAY RADIO CO., 259. Joo Ch.at R CHENG RADIO CO., 52, Upper Serongoon Road. CHIN LEE152 words
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337 1958-09-22 3 Coloured peoples may form own world bloc WARNING that coloured peoples, 11 rejected pj the Western democracies, might be drivi to orming a "third force to hold the balance vvorkl power was given m London yesterday by LH\ Patrick Solomon. Trinidad's Minister of Edu cation. About 1,000 people heard himReuter - 337 words
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101 1958-09-22 3 A 'COLOUR BAR' PUBLICAN IS TOLD TO QUIT A London publican operating colour bar has been riven notice to <i"U by his brewer land lords. Watney, Combe and Held, it was disclosed ye»terday. He is Mr. William Webster, of the Black Horse Hotel, Camden Town, in North West London. HeReuter - 101 words
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Article, Illustration80 1958-09-22 3 Mr and Mrs. Lou Hwe l.ee. above, who were marin Singapore on Saturday. The bride is the fornu i Miss Soli Bee Lian and the bridegroom the eldest s«,n oi Mr. and Mrs. Low Tiang Kiat. Below are Mr. Ldwin Kwek Hal seen with hisFree Press - 80 words
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Article38 1958-09-22 3 London my home, says Robeson PRE American Negro singer Paul Robe- -aid m Blackpool, •"gland, last night "al he would make his home m London. 'md the British "P'e very warm and "aye lived here behe said. ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Article88 1958-09-22 3 AN Air France steward was .stabbed In the arm by a crazed passenger during a 1 light from Teheran on Saturday night, it was learned m Frankfurt y< terday. The passenger, identified former French Foreign Legion pflicer Jean Rene Blaise. 29, stabbed 30-year-old steward Claude88 words
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79 1958-09-22 3 Going blind, she spent savings to see sister MISS EILEEN OWEN, 66 and almo t compiblind, leturned to I bourne, i hire, y< day from the United State., to enter a home for the she had ;>• nt i savii m Rhode get! Th. hi r bank had no! forReuter - 79 words
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Advertisement22 1958-09-22 3 ©MAOC3 ff",W^ 'ully uph I Indo.,Outdoors VAN HIN FURNITURE Co Ltd. "2 Orch.„d Red. T 2 2 2 4 0 44 382i22 words
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Advertisement123 1958-09-22 3 widest colour choice VJ> Simply squeeze the appropriate tube of Color u«r coloui am into the white base paint to get any colour you want OBTAINABLE FROM C00L.... i^|cool, grooming W JUu mk ss*s</ HI i y m o ■Has' Tfe I T^ I I Ycb Sir \\r< line H.nr123 words
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The Singapore Free Press Monday Sept. 22. 1958.
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Article190 1958-09-22 4 fFIN dumping on the -I world markets ny Russia coula m pan b^ attributed to a desperate need for 1 foreign exchange although it is patently a blow at Free World economy. Jvloscow can only be taking from its war purposes stockpile as tin production m190 words
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Article, Illustration560 1958-09-22 4 Oh, how I miss my Cadillacs, says Private Presley MICHAEL RUDDY retorts from HOLLYWOOD WHEN i sau Elvis Presley's lat< Rim, "King Creole" m my opinion, his best film yet his manager, Tom Parker, Presley and I dined together as the noon light 8 glittered m Hollywood. There wasn't a560 words
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304 1958-09-22 4 Chapman Pincher - Chapman Pincher by MEDICAL Research Council scientists are to collect thousands of cigarette ends off the streets, m restaurants and m parks to find out the average length of the butt the British smoker throws away. If the answer is substantially less304 words
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Article77 1958-09-22 4 Beachcomber - Beachcomber *>H r HEADLINE Pi thi n.- |i rioaity. The story opened ii thr lent that the cha of the nos I tried to lm.cine the Mountii oping a to protect Eskimo Mien from the reacwho object to then. ii innovation. I id old i ,k- ier77 words
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Advertisement39 1958-09-22 4 EXQUISITE JEWELLER\ ol QUALITY AND *AS l E SKILLED CRAFTSMEN DIAMOND KINGS, WATCHES, FINE JEWELLERY S.P.H.deSilvaLtd. 45, HIGH STREET AIR PORT SINGAPORE 6, STATION ROAD IPOH A d. Co; b. P. H. DE SUVA (H X.) LTD. HONG KONG39 words
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Advertisement40 1958-09-22 4 DANDRUFF? NEW SCIENTIFIC FORMULA STOPS DANDRUFF AND ITCHY SCALP Proved successful m 97-3 off severe cases Guorc tend j^..^ ruff oi i ip lk IK! water to apply i^l J^^^MUkwM Sc needed m I'.rxionsh mM HI im n».HI. m H«HyWCO«40 words
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366 1958-09-22 5 Fewer strikes: S'pore future now brighter SINGAPORE'S industrial si- uiation for the first seven ths uf the year has imed considerably compared the last three years. A Labour Ministry spoke.s--i said that up to July there only 12 strikes m which 7 man-days were lost. Last year, there were 27366 words
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Article, Illustration29 1958-09-22 5 British star Peter linen (above) gets dust out of Eva Bartok's eye while they were filming the dramatic story "Operation Amsterdam" m Holland.29 words
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Article, Illustration29 1958-09-22 5 picnire. Rex Harrison (rij;ht) iii of the London pl.i> '"\\y Fair I.ady." m joying an Italian ii iliday with his equally famous wife. Ray Kendall. PopperPopper - 29 words
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44 1958-09-22 5 The Indonesian newspaper Bintang Minggu reported yesterday th C. C-124 transport plane whi c h crashed off Guam on Sep' 2 was carrying arms for the Indonesian rebels, according to t lie Peking New China news agency. U.P.I.U.P.I - 44 words
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Article168 1958-09-22 5 THEY LOOK ASKANCE AT FEDERATION come of the 28 com- numity centres m Singapore are looking askance at the Federation of Community Centn ently formed to advise them and co-ordinate their activities They said they were being advised and helped by the Social VWlfaic Department and any nev» central body168 words
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Article59 1958-09-22 5 legates are reprcfmg Singapore at the conference on the i faith which started Jakarta today are Mrs. Oeorge Lei Mrs. Shirin Fozdar. 20 people from the ration ling. ill end cm iy. Delegates will i ome to ipore üb con f i on Oct 159 words
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Advertisement7 1958-09-22 6 -TO/.o P /ttf/lt H" mi/ -ia^«" CHESTERFIELD'7 words
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Miscellaneous189 1958-09-22 6 Ji;i<V II \\Vsii; l»? Sydaej Jordan •*»-<- JC*F MAtVKW ATTGMPTS TO CONTACT W T*4av MU6T YOUVE GOT IT WRONo a^*yr>^ A>f# acoc4nf o ay Aig AtA*mu>Aq cj^j 4^. T mays phS4j«»o thai i */a*ti=o to warn tuem MjßpQ WHAT OO YOU /»^rr»r>-TOtVrV«STI«ATR. k. IMtV DO 50MfcrHiNU v^ AOVrSR ¥VR Will189 words
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Miscellaneous306 1958-09-22 6 C j BORN today, you j imagination and an winch makes it difficult I settle down to any one tin: j length oi time. Th< you exceptional talents, i; j will concentrate and dc\, gifts, you can reach fame a material BUCCi I You enjoy all the j I this306 words
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378 1958-09-22 7 'Pirate' pintable operators may be arrested j^ j auu jur»ruu.\ viivraiun wiiu nave niiiierlo plied their games Kj t iiue and entertainment at any place they liked without a (l are liable to be arrested without a warrant if the Singapore Ie I Assembly passes the new Public Entertainments Bin378 words
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Article, Illustration54 1958-09-22 7 ANCIENT AND MODERN UNIFORMS ON PARADE The Middlesex Regiment and Women's Royal Army Corps took part m a pageant of military uniforms through the ages at the Willesden Show. Above are St. George (Mr. Pickering, the compere of the show) and Private J. Shelton (left) and Second Lieutenant B. Craik54 words
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Article, Illustration51 1958-09-22 7 SHE SNEVER ON THE WRONG FOOT Something new m footwear worn by London model Vanessa Colman interchangeable shoes. Each of the pair will fit either loot quite comfort ably because of their clever cut. The shoes will be shown at London^ Shoe and Leather Fair which opens cm September 29.Reuter - 51 words
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68 1958-09-22 7 New body to champion women's cause A BRANCH of the PanPacific and SouthEast Asia Women's Association is being formed m Singapore. The association which has its headquarteis m Tokyo Is represented on UNICEF. A spokesman of the Singapore Council of Women, which had taken the initiative m forming the branch,68 words
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Article21 1958-09-22 7 King Paul and Queen Friederika of Greece arrived m Salzburg yesterday for an unofficial stay m Austria. U.P.I.U.P.I - 21 words
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123 1958-09-22 7 A REHENSIVE surL Hie sago-mill- try m Singapore been complled out by a ma starch ex- C Eckers. wi Eckera has already Jakarta from where I his report to y of Commerce u trial Promotion omised to help 'iy consolidate 1 It is now123 words
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Miscellaneous153 1958-09-22 7 SINGAPORE HIGH TIDES TODAY: 5.34 pi.. TOMORROW: 8 39am and 7.30 pm WEDNESDAY: 9.22 a.m. and 8.13 p.m. THURSDAY: 9.56 a.m. and 9.32 p.m. FRIDAY: 10.21 a.m. and m m p.m. SATURDAY: 10.42 a.m. and 10.1") p.m. SUNDAY: 11.03 a.nr and 11.18 pm, Today s radio programme IIS pm At153 words
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Article, Illustration164 1958-09-22 8 TALKING OF TATTOOS... ...This was S'p ores best ever MOCK DISPLAYS WERE SO REALISTIC Above, the pipes and drums of the King's Own Scottish Borderers and the band of the 1 10 Gurkhas are seen performing an impressive march past at what was described as Singapore's best ever tattoo on164 words
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Article, Illustration88 1958-09-22 8 THK picture on the left 1 sho vv s two British destroyers "sailing" into the Held to engage m a "s c fight" against an enemy cruiser. i his w;is one Of the main features of the Singapore Military l.ittoo. m the darkened an88 words
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Article, Illustration305 1958-09-22 8 THE G THAT WAITS FOR APPLAUSE BEFORE HE PERFORMS MORE th JB pcop| e 'othoM.lif, "eld on t|, c P ada "S lasK POPPY Day fl colou I a I ban lighl a appla ing The old fa. pipes and d King's Ovvr derers were lou plauded. while naval battle305 words
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Article, Illustration60 1958-09-22 9 Dominic Elwos ami his bride. Tessa Kennedy whose runaway romance made international headlines appeared m public for the first time since their wedding when they attended the recent first night m London of the new Beatrice lallie, Florence Desmond show luntie Mamie" at the Adelphi Theatre. 'We60 words
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139 1958-09-22 9 ORITISH police have called m Interpol to probe the activiti s of a Paris studi club running holidays on the south Coast for French youths. Angry families In H Su ex, had i rd they were not paid putting up tudi i: i mo]139 words
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Article, Illustration851 1958-09-22 10 London Gossip VOKL CO W X 1) wants to sell his house m Jamaica and live m paradise. That's how he described the Riviera when he stepped off the Queen Elizabeth at New York and revealed his plan to "emigrate" to the South of France. "i am looking out r851 words
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Article161 1958-09-22 10 A POSTAGE bill ot more than £1,000 has been run up by Sotheby's on 5,000 de luxe catalogues they have sent out to artdealers all over the world. They are lOoz. slim volumes giving details of the seven famous Impressionist paintings which will come under the161 words
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Article32 1958-09-22 10 Floods from overnight rains hit the Beaumont and Orange areas along the upper Texas coast yesterday and forced several hundred people to flee from their norm U.P.I.U.P.I - 32 words
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Article, Illustration59 1958-09-22 10 Lovely Belinda Lee, 22-year-old British film star whose name has been linked with Prince Filippo OrSini has arrived m Paris from Nice to appear m a new film "Le Corps Tant Desire" (This So Desired Body) with Daniel Gelin and Daily Carrel She will59 words
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Article75 1958-09-22 10 MOON rockets, war missiles, and earth satellite far more than the American Government oai gained for Each explosion that drives a rocket aloft from Canaveral— or rips it apart on its launching can cost up to £1,100.000. Although America has £14.000 million m her d "kitty." the75 words
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Article25 1958-09-22 10 number of vessi 1.000 gro In U.S. n by 12 In Align t to a t Of O'O U.P.I.U.P.I - 25 words
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822 1958-09-22 11 he fair-skinned Indians set a mystery fcSCENDANTS OF AN EYPrniTima FROM WALES? iie last descendants oi a I Welsh colony, esta\merica long before the M Christopher Columbus. to final extinction m a t overwhelmed the myI eople known as the Mantorian em to have and it was the consi- Qeorge822 words
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Article, Illustration40 1958-09-22 11 AFTER LUNCH I'LL LAZE' rM>K CHANGE It's a fine day at Pinewood Studios. London, .md Italian stai uclana Pain > s hippy. "This is i«s< lee tnd hall 1 1 /t an. GI Kan 0 oi the toujfl m the I40 words
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Advertisement16 1958-09-22 11 How to look younger than ycur age A N 1 Ruhii li I elena Rul i16 words
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Article200 1958-09-22 12 Model heart copies real thing T WDERBILT t M VERSITY doctors have instructed a mechanical h e a r t which they claimed I 'imitate every function of any normal or abnormal heart." i)i Elliot Newma of the staff of eiuht doctors, physicists and engineers who constru' ted the deviciU.P.I - 200 words
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Article65 1958-09-22 12 A REVOLUTIONARY method of mending brobonea with a plastic bonding substance has been successfully applied at Sydney Hospital. The new process, which may become a major ad-v-anee on orthopaedic surgery, involves welding bro- bones together with a plastic resin used m Industry for bonding metal TheReuter - 65 words
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480 1958-09-22 12 Ii itns l j land im hi the from h<4B to i irding to a ort from the aland H< alth DeOrcii|»«ilioiial hazard* Deaths trom cancer of the lung, bronchus and passages totalled 168 m 1948. In 1955, they totalled The report, whichReuter - 480 words
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Article327 1958-09-22 12 Why Asia students in U.K. worry PSYCHO-NEUROSIS is increasing among Asian post-graduate students m Britain especially those from India and Pakistan > according to a psychiatrist writing m the British Medical Journal. Causes include delays m receiving their allowances from home and inability to cope with studies or the requirementsReuter - 327 words
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Article130 1958-09-22 12 Husband wife in big TB advance 4 D/SCOI I I Matt I Drl 1 indep yean a nor m i oacterii vim tuber i )(l{ chc ance rrtruU lus a like sin. Explanation rul the are many t\ then. Some are able of causing diseajts. Kwe fi r e harml130 words
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Article395 1958-09-22 12 A gold 'heart' spots tumours A MODIFIED Geiger counter with a $60,000 heart of solid sold is helping doctors at Bethesda. Maryland, to locate brain tumours painlessly and without penet eating the scalp. The 32-lb block of gold for the tumour detector was obtained from the U.S. Treasury Department. ItU.P.I - 395 words
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Article, Illustration934 1958-09-22 13 DR. PETER ALEXANDER - A-power plants and safety DR. PETER ALEXANDER By oi island with what m *'i.«t>iN be an ultimate!) of indigenous fuels, hai had 1 t'ii stimulus to encourage the atomic field l« view of the hiuhly il <■ laboratory at noun- In the N"Hh ot Scotland one of the establishment! ol934 words
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SCIENCE
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Article110 1958-09-22 13 ATOM AID FOR THE 'TECS vuclear-age detectives may be able to track a1 down their man just a'bit sooner with the aid oi a bottle of radioactive gas, a team of Japanese scientists revealed at Geneva. The process they reported at the second international conference on the peaceful v atomic110 words
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Article19 1958-09-22 13 n that a hea if' among bo 1 1 1 I i ReuterReuter - 19 words
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Article152 1958-09-22 13 BRITONS are defying warnings of the relationship tween smoking and lung cancer and are mol more than ever, a leading British surgeon, Mr R II R Belsey, said m Bristol. He said that the evidence ol the relation hip was refutable." But there w<re difficulties InReuter - 152 words
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Article119 1958-09-22 13 All fingerprints, even though they are Invisible to th< naked eye. contain some chemical elements, such as dium chloride, which Is lust common salt. By placing the surface believed to contain fingi rprints into a jar and introducing special radioactive gases, the prints can be made toU.P.I - 119 words
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Article155 1958-09-22 14 Olympic cyclist killed in race II a 1 -4 1 race, form cling star Ru Mockridi was over and killed bj bus m the M< II suburb n. Tl Mocki and his tv, I the n lea] from saw her husb on the road. c, who won two gold mi155 words
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Article, Illustration367 1958-09-22 14 JOHNM van RLNSBURG, of South Africa, scored an easy points win over Australian lightweight champion Max Carlos m their 12-round bout at Melbourne Stadium Carlos, 136.U1). was completely outclassed by van Rensburg, (1351 b). but will probably benefit from the367 words
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155 1958-09-22 14 MOHAMED BIN MASNOT •Sims Avenue Y.C.). 18. was voted Mr. Boy.-.' Club from 18 others at the Federation of Boys' Clubs bodybuilding and weightlifting championship held at Queen otreet 8.C., Singapore. Second was Lim Peng Kirn (Prince Edward', followed by Othman bin Yahya155 words
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Article, Illustration18 1958-09-22 14 New rule after this over whoever bangs tt Into the water has to /etch it out himself/18 words
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Article23 1958-09-22 14 VILLA ON ATTACK prGiMu Aston \in h.i. se Nichol ball dv. M t} English i Hud. won "»iti a central Press PK lurecentral Press - 23 words
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Article159 1958-09-22 14 JULIAN BATES - SCEPTRE HOPES TO DO SETTER TODAY JULIAN BATES B> g^WßES crew hearle| bj forecasts Stronger winds, took the graceful yacht out for ha practice yesterday, deU mined to do better today's second Vmeria C U P race against tl United States ColumW m feated the light, Saturda: was seconds course.Reuter - 159 words
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Article37 1958-09-22 14 playing m 81 PC Tatu to tour mm. An [.c< Li the trip. menl conference m <o, he said that aftei three I thi i Stati (Mr John n muni ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Miscellaneous73 1958-09-22 14 HH ■Bl ~~iß.™ attHalW^^^^lllM aBBI -111 111 I I i -JaaaTJaaaw (I I is M ROSS South Am. i < the e J A I >r within 8 The little ii 12) (8 pracotr the end i n n DUtribt man) l 4 the 13 'i mi hatchet (3i i^73 words
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Article333 1958-09-22 15 ALLAN LEWIS - NEWCOMERS SHINE IN TRACK TRAIL ALLAN LEWIS Turf? news and rcper t views —by DANIELS' trained "ewe q m Kriden (Jones) and Carbon Paper (Mitchell) showed plent) of promise when sent over three m S on the second track at Ipoh this morning. The\ were nol fulh extended and there333 words
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Article, Illustration180 1958-09-22 15 THE MAIN SPRINT PROVIDED POOR GUIDE TO PROSPECTS rpHERE WAS NOT MUCH OF CLUE IN THE CLASS 1, DIV. 1 SPRINT AT IPOH ON rURDAY AS A GUIDE TO THE SULTAN'S D VASE. ..lay Time just lasted to defeat Charge Sheet. lid hardly be described180 words
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Article431 1958-09-22 15 COLD VASE Distine well treated I Distill,- !M->. \miis,n,n,t I'.uk X II), INlnre of I.alit., Hn7 Malayan Scholar 8.06. Su„ of 1t,,,,,, MS, R, d gonrlie ill. Traveller! Chape 8.01 st. it„s koi. Ilolldaj Time B<u i Brave One 7.13. Gnw-.a l j U)11 UeAthrr Socks 7.03. Hopeful Blue 7431 words
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80 1958-09-22 15 CANADA CUP GOLF TO BE PLAYED IN AUSTRALIA Till: international goli classic, the Canada Cup. will be Played m Australia m November. 1. 59 It is expected (hat at leas l 32 nations will compete m the tournament In the pi t the Mr jnr tin In A triumph an80 words
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Article40 1958-09-22 15 T?fl Rl WAS PLENTY OF I \1 I ,1 IMONGST M WCOMI us M IPOH ON SATURDAY AND Nil FOLLOW!? WORTH FOLLOWING:— finlahln CO i and "t the i Hi ell d Chance] i < (IMI i P40 words
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10 1958-09-22 15 HOAD VERSUS ROSEWALL IN PRO. FINAL i felK i ReuterReuter - 10 words
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297 1958-09-22 16 W. German-French unity move irks Mr.K. air Nil i. a Khrushchev declared last night thai A "the danger of Fascism has arisen" over the Prance of General Charles de Gaulle, and warm ci that friendship between ''French reactionaries and West German revenge mongers" is "the road to war.'" The SovietReuter - 297 words
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136 1958-09-22 16 DE GAULLE FORECASTS MASSIVE VICTORY Cikn c! irli i de Gaulle I forecast a "mi l^d powerful" majority for his new constitution In a hometown speech m the northern French industrial city of Lille yester day. Predicting that the nation would endorse the constitution with a thumping majority m nextU.P.I - 136 words
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56 1958-09-22 16 me prince of Wales ended his holiday at Balmoral le last night to return to his school at Cheam, Berkshire, After saying goodbye to his mother, the Queen, and oiher members of the Royal family staying there, the Prince was driven to Aberdeen toReuter - 56 words
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Article20 1958-09-22 16 A Greek Cyprlot was shot dead and a British soldier wounded m clashes m Cyprus last night.- U.P.I.U.P.I - 20 words
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Article, Illustration55 1958-09-22 16 Mi Roberl (.an and Mi>> Majorle Lav, <»i Singapore who won the 1958 Blngaamatew ballroom dance open championship on Saturday night «t Ihe Great world Cabai cond were Mr. Yap Y«ma Ki;i and Miss Ma\ Qan also of Singapore, with Mr. Tune Siew Mint? and Miss Juliet Chin, of KualaFree Press - 55 words
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195 1958-09-22 16 AMERICA'S highest military officers m the Western Pacific are meeting m Taipeh today for conferences with President Chiang Kaishek and ranking Nationalist Chinese military officials. This is the first meeting of ranking U.S. Navy and Air Force commanders and their highest advisers with Nationalist195 words
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Article, Illustration179 1958-09-22 16 'Fill death roll m Battle of Bri--1 tain displays and rehearsals has risen to 53. the London Daily Herald reported today. The newspapei said this m its account of the weekend Vulcan jet bomber crash at Syerston, Nottinghamshire, m which seven ItReuter; Free Press - 179 words
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Article38 1958-09-22 16 A United Airlines plane 83 people aboard made an t mergency landing at Washington yesterday when an engine caught lire soon take-off. AH 58 pass( ng< rs and a ci -w members are safe.38 words
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Article58 1958-09-22 16 Sandys for defence talks in U.S. MR. Dur. ister of London by a for Washingi He told report* rs; "Pi ly the most thing we sh ill ii»g Ls closer m the c and production Mr. Sandy questions during thi talks In shall g military Par E i po entialReuter - 58 words
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