The Singapore Free Press, 5 December 1958
1958-12-05
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Title Section16 1958-12-05 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper -nijapore, Friday. December 5, 1958. Price 15 CU.16 words
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240 1958-12-05 1 \ISASI ER befell England after they won the 'toss li^mst Australia m the First Test which pened m Brisbane this morning. The two openers. Richardson and Milton, fere I ack m the pavilion with the score at 16. > and Tom Graveney settled down240 words
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Article23 1958-12-05 1 i first grade rub-l-o.b. opened m f L nla morning at lb., up a r cent on yesteri The tone iin.23 words
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258 1958-12-05 1 HPHE West German ChanL cellor, Dr. Konrad Adenauer, told the people of West Berlin yesterday: "We shall succeed, together with our Western Allies, m mastering the situation." He said he had felt impelled to go to West Berlin to show the people thereReuter - 258 words
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Article22 1958-12-05 1 No new case of polio was reported m Singapore between 4.30 p.m. yesterday and 9.30 a.m. today.22 words
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Article101 1958-12-05 1 MOUNT ASAMA, north of Tokyo, erupted three times yesterday, hurling volcanic ash and smoke more than 13,000 feet into the air. There were no immediate reports of casualties or damage. Observatory officials at Karuizawa, near the mountain, said the activity was "fairly strong," about onetenth ofReuter - 101 words
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575 1958-12-05 1 LIM CAN'T SEND IN RESIGNATION ON APRIL 2 Govt. to stay m office till polls result known THE Chief Minister, Tun Lim Yew Hock, is required to remain m office and carry on the Government of Singapore until the reresult of the general election is known. The general expectation was575 words
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115 1958-12-05 1 THE Icelandic Government resigned yesterday after a disagree ment over economic problems. The resignation followed a five-day crisis which began when the Social Democrats, one of the three parties m the coalition, published a plan for Government subsidies to hold down the costReuter - 115 words
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Article94 1958-12-05 1 Rocket range extension plans THE Australian Government yesterday g zetted details of its proposed extension of the Woomera rocket range into Western Australia. The Supply Minister, Mr. Athol Townley, said part of the north-west of Western Australia had been declared a prohibited area under the Defence Act. The area includedReuter - 94 words
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Advertisement81 1958-12-05 1 mSUBBv "'-\v o typicol for healthy, I J\Vf > iT happy babies //^S^WT^V J like thLs one. Tru food's V^^QX^^ l^^ I\T the flnrst food you can buy ||T*T^t -^WhV vK. t I Humanized Trufood. l\\>/^r^^^r \if I f Kollow-on-Trufood and -r A I Trufood Cereal food I all specially81 words
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Article116 1958-12-05 2 SOCIALISTS TO SUPPORT DE GAULLE i onuh vi the i- i- rench Bociali t p. by i.. arly unanimous -show of hand, last night to support General Charles de Gaulle for President of tne Fifth Republic but to be hostile" towards any permanent participation m the next government. 75i«- congi-Reuter - 116 words
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269 1958-12-05 2 U.K., Turkey back call for new Cyprus talks BKH \i\ ami turkey yesterday backed a Persian "»«>\e m tlie I nited Nations to haw the General Assembly recommend i round-table conference on the Cyprus problem, and offered to withdraw m its favour their own separate resolutions. But the Greek ForeignReuter - 269 words
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Article110 1958-12-05 2 ISRAEL WANTS URGENT UN TALKS ISRAEL yesterday asked lor an urgent meeting ,of the UN. Security Counjcil today to hear her complaint 01 "aggressive action" by Syria. She claimed that an Israeli shepherd was killed and three other people Injured when Syrian troops opened tire on Israeli border Villages onReuter - 110 words
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Article21 1958-12-05 2 Actress Debbie Reynolds yesterday filed suit for I divorce In Los Angeles from crooner Eddie Fisher. U.P.I.U.P.I - 21 words
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132 1958-12-05 2 Did UK spurn £60 m. order by R.I.? THE II Will g next Thui allegations a 5 mil urn from British yaJJ Mr James Callaghan (2 bom- ha> said that i-£L nesia would have placed orders lor ships, aims a: j equipment d toS Dodging issue He contends thai muchReuter - 132 words
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76 1958-12-05 2 AIR CHIEF FLIES ROUND WORLD IN 72 HRS. AIR MARSHAL an 1 Andrew McKoc. tter-tt-chief oi the Royal Air Force Transport Command, has just ilown round the world In 72 hours The Do Havilland Aircrin Company announcing this i-esterdav. said Marshal McKee made the TJ.ooo-mie flight In a Comet TwoReuter - 76 words
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130 1958-12-05 2 TMI 1 GHANA delegate, Mr. J. E. Jantuah, told the UN. General Assembly's special political committee ;«'iday thai Ghana hoped to establish diplomatic relations with Russia m the first half «>t next year. He :nfl Ghana gretted there wore still some countries with which she didReuter - 130 words
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Advertisement134 1958-12-05 2 A NATURAL SOURCE OF ENERGY In order to overcome tiredness, a child needs SjB^SSBB^ an energy restoring food. Taken as a drink or |f(Wvr^^r^ m concentrated form by the spoonful, on bread U JJ UENSED M I or with fresh or tinned fruit. MILKMAID j J RAN S U Sweetened134 words
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Article100 1958-12-05 3 Labour DEMAND FOR SUEZ INQUIRY inters of Parwiii revive the y m a sections m the ommom next on articled bj Ranmil. son 01 Sir irchlll. Secretary, Mr. Lloyd, Uto be iday to what authorised a ued on WedHe Foreign Ofman on the q\ article!. ti e Prime MmHarold KfacmllaskedReuter - 100 words
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Article35 1958-12-05 3 The Indian President, Dr. Rajendra Pra.sad. arrived m Calcutta last night from New Delhi on his way to Malaya and Indonesia. He Is flying to Kuala Lumpur tomorrow.- ReuterReuter - 35 words
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27 1958-12-05 3 'Convenience flag ban 'satisfactory' The four-day worldwide boycoti ol "convenience Hag" which ended iiuht t Ttbed m Rotterdam by a spoke for thr a.s "rather »ry." ReuterReuter - 27 words
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117 1958-12-05 3 Channel hunt fails to find missing half of ship rpHE ENGLISH CHANNEL was searched im- successfully during the night for the stern half of a ship cut off m a collision on Wednesday and believed to be a danger to shipping. Fog hampered the hunt off the English South-East coastReuter - 117 words
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Article100 1958-12-05 3 CONTROVERSY over a statue of Sir Winston Churchill, due to be erected and unveiled In the statesman's constituency m Woodford, Essex, next spring, has flared up with some people describing it as "gorilla-like", "a caricature", and a ''disgrace". I The sculptor of the more than life-size statue,Reuter - 100 words
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68 1958-12-05 3 HE DENIES HE TOLD FORTUNE TO ROYALTY Mr. Tom Corbett, 41-year-old cry.stal gazer, denied yesterday, through a solicitor, that he had been consulted by the Queen Mother and the Duchess of Kent. Last Sunday the mass-cir-culation Sunday Pictorial said Mr. Corbett had been summoned several times to Clarence House, homeReuter - 68 words
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59 1958-12-05 3 U.S. to quit fop U.K. air station THE UNITED STATES Air Force will return the Royal Air Force st.it ion at Burtonwood. Lancashire, to the British Air Ministry late m 1959. Nine hundred U.S. personnel at Burtonwood will be reassigned to other American air force stations. About 1,400 British andReuter - 59 words
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Article, Illustration163 1958-12-05 3 /v\V LESLIE, a U-jmt-y* old redhead showgirl, is waiting anxiously at (iretnu (ireen, Scotland to set- if she tan marry her 18-year-o4d boy friend who claims to be the son of a French millionaire The boy is 6ft tall Michel de Becker, from Pierrefltte,Popper - 163 words
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Article30 1958-12-05 3 A nationwide search was launched m Britain yesterday for two men who tried unsuccessfully to steal mail at the Leeds Central railway station, Yorkshire.30 words
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204 1958-12-05 4 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, Dec. 5, 1958. Germany's anguish (Kji^k.lulisg Witii the Soviet move to disin ember Western Germany still more a id to perpetuate the division of the nation. the Free Germans have launched a massive public movement for reunification. The main slogan is "Open the Gate" between204 words
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Article, Illustration1242 1958-12-05 4 EILEEN ASCROFT - The woman at No. 10 has no airs and graces EILEEN ASCROFT by SHE has never bought him a tie In 38 rs of married life, has never presented her with a spray of flowers. They nc celebrate anniversaries or birthdays. T h r relationship, however, between Bri.ish Prime Minister1,242 words
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Advertisement29 1958-12-05 4 &j I RHINESTONE I Z JEWELLERY is €B t€ B St B V rent inns p on Display Jewellers Silversmiths 78 North Bridge Kd.. B'pore A Kuala Lumpur. pi29 words
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Advertisement23 1958-12-05 4 TitXft NI5I68(45&78) J liole Agents. tPI H. A. O'CONNOR CO., Lju. LAIDLAW BUILDING, BATTERY ROAD, SIHGAPOKt^ 106-A, BUKIT BINTANG ROAD, KUALA LUm _j23 words
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Article, Illustration490 1958-12-05 5 AND CULTURE ALLOTMENT UNDER FIRE department has no power to spend Ipicturt COME Legislative Assemblymen yesterday drew attention to what they described as one of the strangest anomalies concerning the budget provision tor line arts and cultural relations. According to budget estimates $51,800 have been provided for personal emoluments ofFree Press - 490 words
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Article23 1958-12-05 5 Veteran cardinal, 92, dies m Maria c aro Bci:'. hbishop of md oldest Imb* College of m: rday. was i 1 1 ReuterReuter - 23 words
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Article11 1958-12-05 5 Spain's General Franco celebrated his G6th birthday yesterday. U.P.I.U.P.I - 11 words
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Article124 1958-12-05 5 THE final phase of the work m preparing electoral rolls for the next general elections to the Singapore Legislative Assembly is now m full swing. The Election Commissio ner. Mr. M. Ponnuduray, said he had dealt with all objections and claims. A majority or nearly 4.000124 words
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Article58 1958-12-05 5 Soldiers and police continued their hunt yesterday tor 14 members of the outlawed Irish Republican Arm.v who broke out Ol Curragh detention camp 30 miles from Dublin on Tuesday. About GO man mad. a mass break-out during football game outside the camp. But only 16 goiReuter - 58 words
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Article60 1958-12-05 5 Tocal Government d« partmeni and other nl at ion are making food ti a ol the Faclllth a provided at the Singapore rdena for the training oi gardtm During the pa thrrr I prop]< xirv MQI by various 01 ik.h including one m British Borneo, for training60 words
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Article113 1958-12-05 5 Full use now of library service MEMBERS of the public m Singapore. especially students, are making full use of the Raffles National Library. According to the annual report of the library for last year, three main facton were responsible for its popularity. They are improved selection of books; the addlt113 words
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Advertisement126 1958-12-05 5 H -V S RW clearance I f fl f BS [HERE ARE FEW ITEMS Wi m SALE PRICES S Usual price Sole price i $5.30 yd. $3.20 yd. 6 I $3.60 $2.00 fe [60 cads 18.95 11.55 |J 56' Honey comb towels 1.35 0.95 -ooUng 1.05 yd. 0.85 yd. S126 words
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Advertisement163 1958-12-05 5 No matter what high precision the manufacturers built into four watch, it ultimately is no better than the watchmaker who services and repairs it. Servicing and repairing watches is highly skilled work. The best watch can be ruined, and ruined permanently, by an inexperienced workman. You can entrust your watch163 words
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Advertisement42 1958-12-05 6 kCet full exciting flavour! Live Modern with L*M Orjly the modern miracle ol L pure-white Miracle Up that flavour through 10 othe- cigarette can match it! wonder that today mor, &witchir\g over to L 0 M. \jYHSfipfOOJt King-Size and IiVI JJJ w^,,42 words
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Page 6 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous178 1958-12-05 6 .v.V.\%V.V.V.V.\%\V.V/.V.V/AVAVAVAV.%V.V.VVAVAV/.V.V.VAV.V.V.V.V.V.V^^^^ Ji:*F HWVhI h} Sy4m*J Jordan «9jmf? simptm JZTZSX vrwjr --*l s A <a beounful world. 4BHM StmJ?SLf^ n/S IK3 STOP tvutM I^/?L '<&?• A k-i HdKice' Vkj <4jnc-n *VH-/Vfc CAJ V-*^ X 4« I i p > ••tB/V Ifm*- 1^ I L*A TVjiq AOBA i^>si B 1 < -r178 words
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Miscellaneous340 1958-12-05 6 BORN today you complex per itive artist and leader are so Intermix appears to be a con war between yuur t* Chance yrobably Will role m turning you r U tion or another. Wherever you go. y make a good appeal many friends. Yet you curial temperament ana moody and340 words
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Article156 1958-12-05 7 LONDON, D«« i Previous Today oil 24, buyers 1 24 seller 24' mi Jan 24"., buyers 24 buym 24 7 s sellers 24 .u.hi n I K^> 24' i. bu> 2:< i)ir l i. 24\ bnver.s 24 sH.. I rt. 24 v buyers j-i itlltra 24 Above156 words
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Article103 1958-12-05 7 NEW YORK. Doc. I. Previous Today 1N o (!pot 9912 nom. 99.00 nom. j\ futures t itruct Drr 97.25 buyers 97.25 buycr.s 99.25 sellers 99.25 sellers lan 97.12 buyers 97.12 buyers 99.12 sellers 99.12 sellers ONI SALES: Nil. i Kill i; Futures Jan. 30.30 buyers 29.75 paid103 words
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Article31 1958-12-05 7 NEW YORK. Dec. 4. Previous Today Industrials 558.81 559.10 Railroads 154.05 154.01 0 Domrstn Bonds 86.73 86.82 5 Utilities 86.06 86 16 5 Stock*. Composite Averages 194.22 194.3231 words
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Article46 1958-12-05 7 |23 1 awaiting i 23, first tiipment 22 pong spot 23 afloata 23. shipment 23 U cif. Sarawak unquoted. Muntok white spot and awaiting release 39. ailoatb 38*3 and first half December shipment unquoted, sellers ex-dock. Above prices quoted m U.S cents per Ib46 words
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Article95 1958-12-05 7 on: Philippincf c.i.f. v.X. r North European ports delivered weljht i>.r long ton Dec. :OPR\. stiaits c.i.f. 1. K. /North European ports delivrred weight per lon* ton Dec./ Jan. OCOmt ()IL crude straltl( MJ. tmopoan ports m bulk pr lone tun Dec/Jan. WON] i on, otude95 words
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Article157 1958-12-05 7 X n .-took marted a disiter appearance a cessation of all selling tivo demand Ible for the icy. fj!" r< very little |2* incentlft to influCenlr (nt Mrnt a "d th r«eni luli u.»s contMtNtf no p I|lSr m thf (1 l rend of markets.157 words
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281 1958-12-05 7 SINGAPORE has lost a great deal of entrepot trade to Hong Kong since China suspended its exports here, Mr. Ng Quee Lam, vice-chair-man of the Singapore Rubber Trade Association, said yesterday. He said: "It is not true that the China281 words
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Article143 1958-12-05 7 IT would not bt include an inter- varsity rowing race on international lines m the programme to entertain the Duke of Edinburgh during his visit to the Colony next February, the Free Pr« was told today. A Singapore banker, Mr Yap Pheng Geek, had143 words
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Article49 1958-12-05 7 The University of Malaya Dramatic Society will stage the play "Six Characters m Search of an Author," by Luigi Pirandello, at the Cultural Centre m Canning Rise on Dec. 10. 11 and 12 at 8.30 p.m. Tickets at $3 and $2 are available at Robinson's.49 words
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Advertisement69 1958-12-05 7 Hftjf LOOK VAIHCI Jtos#- HALIBUT c/H/ddie Cut) |M|s| <*~.51.50* gr^£ PLAICE FULETS 1,80 POT ROAST BEEF. ...$1.65* BEEF SAUSAGES 90* CHICkEV WWGS ,**.*•s IJf* CHINESE R/CE B/RDSc^.^ZOO^ FROGS* LEGS 80* S,9*tese WH/FE R/CE /5e,~+..U...2F M/XED PEEL So*, WALNUTS ....,6....5/.T5 <t n. zee, /a»d CREAMED HONEY /<^a- Vy -BRAA/DY $/ZfO* M69 words
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Miscellaneous150 1958-12-05 7 SINCAPORE HIGH TIDES TODAY: 5.17 p.m. TOMORROW: 6.34 a.m. and 7.04 p.m. SUNDAY: 7.34 a.m. and 8.29 p.m. MONDAY: 8.25 a.m. and 9.34 p.m. TUESDAY: 9.09 a.m. and 10,28 p.m. WKDNESDAY: 9.52 a.m. and 11.18 p.m. THURSDAY: 10.33 a.m. Today's radio programme 1.15 p.m. Lunchtime Pot- Weekend Sport; 7.30 At150 words
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Article, Illustration415 1958-12-05 8 OCH AYE! FOR RUSSIA BOUND COLLIES IT'S A RED LETTER DA A GROUP of 18 'emigronrs, 1 of proud lineage, hove set out across Europe to take up a new life m Russia. The emigrants sheepdogs from the border districts of England ond Scotland deported by plane from their native415 words
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Article, Illustration140 1958-12-05 8 A make-believe airport tor children Quick to assess the aspirations of "air minded" children, a large department store m West Berlin, has erected as part of its Christmas Fair, a facsimile of an international airport. Here children of all ages can see for themselves how a modern airport works. More140 words
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Article, Illustration96 1958-12-05 9 CONWAY'S FOUR BRIDGES IN ONE pOR many jears x tolls have been charged fur the use of the Conway Bay Bridge, spanning the Kiver Conway. But soon they will be no longer collected, for this month Mr. Henry Brooke, Minister for Welsh Affairs, is to open the new £500,--000 bridge96 words
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Article, Illustration65 1958-12-05 9 sickbed i T< rpenter Said lohav He went to r suffering he, cause of hich a n vealed by Xay wen i ertain solid I ts 160 nails, a I a pocketniji operation to hardware, had always the taste of nails 'light have swallowi65 words
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Advertisement96 1958-12-05 9 y'- ';Xy New Clipper EXCURSION FARE to TOKYO |fll Now fly to Tbkyo at thif new low Excursion (are— only $1087 round trip. En route en» joy Itopover privilege! m Saigon, Manila and Hong Kong. Fly I\m Am's giant fourengine Clippers 4 .ill the way take 23 dayi to complete96 words
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Article, Illustration491 1958-12-05 10 Do wives who work neglect their children? Asks m|m|||||mm Gwen Robyns DYLVIA PI 1 ERfi tout X .1 big »t< when sin left thf BBC stall U elance "becau i i I'm losing th< atTc c t i oiis ol n\\ daughter, Carmella, b> going to work. it's Important because491 words
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Article104 1958-12-05 10 Tractot men go ahead field Show aSd B^' cultural Machine?, tm They will .how tractor, at Earl SnSftj buyers from more than sS In 1957 Britai: p; more than I ggj tural tract i JS With 158.0UU SdTS Western Germany! 35.800 ot her pn )duc tion. but Britain Jd 115,000104 words
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557 1958-12-05 10 Yes! We all have a share in the sins of society ONE MAN recently showed us all how to beat th.* crime wave. Frederick Preston is a Staffordshire miner. One nisht when his eldest son. 17-year-old Brian, was not m by 11 p.m. he went to look for him. Brian557 words
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Article, Illustration94 1958-12-05 10 Freed after 13 years in Russia In July 1945, at the age of 16, Walter Weiss from Felixdorf m Lower Austria was sent to Siberia by the Russians for possessing a rusty revolver. In 1952 he ivas forced to become a Russiayi citizen, and married a German girl m KirowagebietPopper - 94 words
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FRIDAY PHOTOGRAPHY PAGE
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Article, Illustration329 1958-12-05 11 night, when I opened an old drawer. were all the negatives of pictures I taken from way back when all m one me<?s. and there I I take such care my prints, why I do the same ;atives? I save an awful when Grandma extra print of329 words
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Article107 1958-12-05 11 WHAT CAN BE DONE TO AVOID "CLUTTERED BACKGROUNDS"? There are three common solutions to this problem The first (and simplest) is to change your shooting angle use the blue »ky. or a row* of hedges or trees, or the solid wall of a building, as an uncluttered background.107 words
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485 1958-12-05 11 FOUR WAYS TO BETTER SNAPS IN COLOUR JJAVE you ever thought you would like to keep the fun of colourful picnics and motor boat rides, afternoon strolls or football games with you always? Well, don't think such wishes can't come true! It is easy if you take your camera on485 words
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Article112 1958-12-05 11 TRY THIS STEREO TRICK HERE'S U novel trick for stereo: make twins cut of a single model! Pose her against a dull black background, such as black velvet, and make exposure. Then, within the same picture area, have her assume another pose, at a different distance from the camera. Set112 words
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Article, Illustration257 1958-12-05 12 N. KOREA WIDENS MERGER MOVE TO VIETNAM NORTH KOREA and Nort h Vietnam have announced plans to "ronder greater help to each other In the struggle to achieve peaceful unification of their two countries a* an early date A joint communique ilgned m Hanoi by President Ho Chi Minh andReuter; U.P.I - 257 words
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Article102 1958-12-05 12 RUSSIAN THREAT ANGERS JAPAN ANGRY resentment is mounting m Japan over Russia's latest veiled threat to atom-bomb Japan In any ful ure war. the Soviet Note advisJapan to adopt a policy of neutrality, it was stressed t hai i onclusion ol a new Ami Japant treaty would further Increase theReuter - 102 words
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Article48 1958-12-05 12 DR. Seiichi Tobata, roving ambassador of Japan, has urged Burmese agricultural experts to extend the cultivation of beans, pulses, sugarcanft and such crops instead of relying solely on rice, according to official sources m Rangoon. He is exploring possibilities for extending Japanese technical assistance. ReuterReuter - 48 words
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258 1958-12-05 12 'THE South Korean Government has banned all outdoor meetings, r whether political, religious or scholastic, m the capital city of Seoul m an attempt to suppress the advocates of a n***m9nw »*tinifl*a*i AM of Korea. Argumeius aDoui reunification started whenReuter - 258 words
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Article62 1958-12-05 12 t'aiiiivA&iAASK vi me Exchequer uericK Ueathcoat Amory toid tne tiouse of lommons that Britain expected shortly to sign an agreement for a loan of A: 10 million to the Pakistan Government. He said the Pakistan loan and a loan of X 38.500.000 t» India would be spentReuter - 62 words
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Article163 1958-12-05 12 AN important object of Yugoslav President Tito's present 10-week tour of Asian and Middle Eastern countries, it was stated m Belgrade, is to try and forge closer links with the "non-bloc countries, particularly over ways and means for them to cooperate m helping to reduceReuter - 163 words
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Article62 1958-12-05 12 A lAKARTA army leader has warned ftgftln i political and other cesses" m the takeover of Dutch business, m Indonesia. Brigadier-(;eiural Sun«kono called for (lie pn vention of "horse-tradinj," and making politics of economic and personnel matter*. Ho pmi ipeai half of Lieutenant AbdulReuter - 62 words
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Article266 1958-12-05 12 STANDING OVATION for GARCIA AIEMBEKS of the Japanese Diet rave ti fl derous standing ovation to President r at the end of a repeatedly applauded I aS Mr. Garcia, standing before the cro of Japan and the Philippines m t Parliament, had called -for wSoMlllatSfJ? forgiving and forgetting" between th"266 words
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Article64 1958-12-05 12 strument of policy." atlonal He continued, it l happy coincidence that my trip is being made close to Christmas ?h season for reconciliation for forgivinn; and forget" Mr. Garcia concluded- »i cherish the hope that mv visit will help m ushering m a new era m Japan Philippine relation* oneReuter - 64 words
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Article44 1958-12-05 12 Mr. Habibur Rehrnan, Pakistan's Minister o! Education, Information and Broadcasting, has returned to Karachi from Cairo saying he felt "wry opti m i stii" about improved relations between Pakistan and the United Arab Republic He met U.A.R. President Nasser and other Egyptian leaders. U.P.I.U.P.I - 44 words
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Article34 1958-12-05 12 Hong Kong revenue officials seized a suitcase containing 72 lb. of opium and 12 lb. of morphine during an examination of air passengers' luj from Bangkok. suitcase did no: carry any passenger's tag. ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article18 1958-12-05 12 Direct postal excl tween Commun and Burma via >> route has begun, th> Peking Now Chi Agency reporti U.P.I.U.P.I - 18 words
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Article31 1958-12-05 12 INSECT PESTS HAVE CAUSED THE DESTRUCTION OF BETWEEN 30 AND 45 PER CENT. OF VEGETABLES IN WEST JAVA. THE JAKARTA ANTARA NEV ENCY REPORTED. LOSSES ARE ESTIMATED MJ.V LION RUPIAHS. REUTERREUTER - 31 words
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Article26 1958-12-05 12 The first Nike-Herruics ground-to-air missile i»' m Formosa has been completed. The l S battalion now manning will br replaced by lion.ilisi technici i month.- ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Article13 1958-12-05 12 An official by the tnd court, Is l tion and w I ReuterReuter - 13 words
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Article, Illustration576 1958-12-05 13 Free Press Book of the Week R A MPLING By Paul I. \V. Fouls hum 1113 »s tiie story of 1 lllt great «ays oi i,n cany tatue I, -ts m America ii .s History out at Uie same time so lvii Of anecdotes a576 words
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Article244 1958-12-05 13 Tough job for this convert EIGHT DAYS. By Gabriel Fielding. Hutchinson. 16s. MR GABRIEL FIELDING has written here an extraordinary, riveting and curiously disturbing novel. Its hero, Chance, is a prison doctor who has lately lost his wife and been converted to Catholicism, and comes to spend ight-day holiday m244 words
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Article171 1958-12-05 13 IpND Of HATE Russrii Brmd--4 don. C'assell. 15s. The author of The Naked Island i he ci;\\ hanged hatred for reaarlier bonk wa i an ana tomy ol hii hatred fnr the Jap- m An tralian i i ticl I the Ja] p tne171 words
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407 1958-12-05 13 George Malcolm Thomson - The royal doctor boasted: I'm a bully George Malcolm Thomson By CALL THE DOCTOR. By E. S. Turner. Michael Joseph. 21s. AN EXPERT m garnishing social history with irreverent anecdote, E. S. Turner finds no difficulty m keeping his account of the progress of BrUish medicine during the last five407 words
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Article180 1958-12-05 14 Class 1. Division 1—6 Furs. iMMMMi I'ml* I'• Malayan s h»Ur 113, IIik" Sin k -mi o| BurttUl lUS «.«im >ul 111 X 00. CI. m,.«i i. (hi D*wn t 7.13 -ii iiainis i;j. M— ilai :io ii« i IM 'a.imi x.i... IM i .w, |M| -t»- tlon cup b(Downing Streat - 180 words
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Article215 1958-12-05 14 Class 3, Division 1—6 Furs. Merry light Mti Sutnmi-i Xi I X 12, Grey Elefsner S .ll. Aberdeen X.lO. Southern Moon So!>, D.marara |.tf. Sir Kimler s mi, Britannia U B.M, Caracat I.M, Buffer Stock 1.07. Tel<w» 8 07. (Irar Reception B.M, Two Tails SO I, Ttphonn II H I.Southern Moon - 215 words
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1108 1958-12-05 14 ALLAN LEWIS - ALLAN LEWIS By 'iH'DOK WONDER, winner Sftf lne IViiuiik mile last August is my fancy for the (lass I. Div. 1 event over one mile, main race at Bukit Timah tomorrow. Tudor Wonder beat Brilliant Scholar a1 Penang and this horse's subsequent1,108 words
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Article255 1958-12-05 14 QFFICIAL cratch ings tomorrow are:Adelaide Star, Sweet Dream 11, Dantesque. Pantjarobah. Cash Cheque, Pilot's Bravery, French Draws, Sea Luck, Hindu Robe, Son of April. Sunshine Lad. Peace Ripple, Satoro, Night Sentry, All Trumps, Conservative. Lindalou, Tourong. He Items to have found a new lease ot255 words
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Article232 1958-12-05 14 Class 3, Division 5 6 Furs. Peace Ripple 9.00, Singapore Glory 8.13. Cora 8.12. Sputnik 1.11, Satoro 8.10, /.under Zorg 8.09, Night Sentry 8.09, Constanza 8.09, Knightsbridge 8.06, College Tutor 8.03. Diacon Seed 8.02, Burma Baby 8.01, Funny Face 7.13. All Trumps 7.10, Bingo232 words
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Article, Illustration56 1958-12-05 15 pit lure 1 RAPING for a high cross is Sheffield Wednesday's Hoy Shiner, I) ii i! ;im goalkeepn II mi Ni eh oils is thrro first tnd punches ti» s.ihiv I his Div. 'I Ii I ootball Association I ague match .'i Cardiff i ndcd mPaul; Popper - 56 words
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Article83 1958-12-05 15 the opening hes In the Cup tie and the Phi- m Sydney follows: 1 l Italy) v 1 yro. trangell < Italy) Ampon. iiies named Deyro for the to be played 11 I' ily will not pair until an v: match T her singles will beReuter - 83 words
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Article26 1958-12-05 15 rl Club brat c Chan-. 2 1 pore Hockey Div. 1 league ij at Bah iticr •Sikh A: nderen l 0 m another26 words
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Article99 1958-12-05 15 A f ATT Busb>, manager of English football lea--171 gue club Manchester United, has resigned from his pose as manager of Scotland's international team— on doctors' orders. Mr. Busby was appointed Scotland's team manager early this year just before the Munich air disaster m whichReuter - 99 words
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Article96 1958-12-05 15 Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Teo, owners 01 straits Code, ana Mr. W. MacGregor Watt, owner of bir Francis, entertained business and racing friends to cocktails and bullet supper at Mr. MacGregor Waits ranglin Hill residence last night. it was to celebrate the success oi their horses96 words
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Article20 1958-12-05 15 Third Lanark brat Dunrermllne Athletic 3-J m their division Scottish loot ball I match m Dun fcrmlini ReuterReuter - 20 words
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Article173 1958-12-05 15 TEST TEAM INDIA'S team for the second Test against the West Indies commencing at Kanpur on the jute matting wicket on December 12 contains three changes from the team which drew the first Test m Bombay. The team, announced after play ended m the first Test,173 words
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89 1958-12-05 15 tw( i n h< mar JohannSen and Eddie California In diura on i approved AUilrtir Com tion r the fi-in wih be held. The lon :i upon .i contract ixr the International B< Club, and a letter mont by Johannson and in.^ man providing forU.P.I - 89 words
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Article291 1958-12-05 15 Winning toss could bring trouble 'rill side winning the toss m today* i Test m Brisbane would almost <<i tainly elect to bat. But this could brinu them trouble warned an Australian cricket writer. Percy Beames, writing m the Melbourne Age, said: "Australia's .sli&ht superiority m its batting line-up mayReuter - 291 words
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Article39 1958-12-05 15 Japan's welterweight boxIng champion, jiro Sawada, successfully defended his title against South Koreas Kang Sue Chul m Tokyo. Sawada was awarded the match on points after a closely fought ton rounds at the Ninon University's auditorium.- ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Article97 1958-12-05 15 MEXICO will play this year m the north American zone of the Davis Cup competition alter playing In the European Zone for the past two years. The decision was taken at a meeting of the Mexican Tennis Federation last night. Main reason given for theU.P.I - 97 words
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Article71 1958-12-05 16 LOOK in the Small ads. LOOKING FOR a job? A set of golf club 3? A bowl ot gold fish? Like thousands of other readers whatever it Is you want, you'll probably find it m the columns of Straits Times small ads. If you want to place a small ad.71 words
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Article620 1958-12-05 16 Measures to counter Red Dush planned DULLES ON PEKING'S 'UNRELIABLE TRADE' 'PIIF IS <;overnnient and top American business leaders are studying 1 "concrete measures" to counter Ked Chinese dumping m Asia, State Secretary John Foster Dulles disclosed m San Francisco yesterday. Addressing the California SlateReuter - 620 words
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Article37 1958-12-05 16 A Spanish airliner with 21 people aboard was missing and presumed to have crashed west of Madrid last night. Officials said this was the only explanation of the disappearance of the Diane.— U.P.I.U.P.I - 37 words
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Article24 1958-12-05 16 The Italian Chamber of Deputies yesterday abolished tho surtax on petrol inflicting a prestige defeat on the Government of Premier Fanfani U.P.I.U.P.I - 24 words
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47 1958-12-05 16 Malaya votes for new sea law parley ference on thi U .J Jf f sea todl.cn, the LSJ verbal Iwue.s ter c r^ water and L\ in fi S aI Malaya wa ,ko4 countries who voted l 8 favour. Two:/- i-ight vot2 against, nine a tl^ ReuterReuter - 47 words
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Article59 1958-12-05 16 Shutdown of pits angers miners Angry mines through. out Britain yesterday di. cussed the National Coal Board's decision to close 36 mines a decision which would threaten the jobs oi about 13,000 i! men This dcci 'incided with the Board's announcement to give 300,000 miners 7s. 6d. more a weekReuter - 59 words
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Article17 1958-12-05 16 The Norwegia legation m Czechoslovakia has closed down, it was learned In Prague yesterday. ReuterReuter - 17 words
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Article71 1958-12-05 16 The Royal Naval submarine Templar was raised yesterday m Loch Striven at the mouth o. the River Clyde after being submerged 60 feet for four years. Throughout the years torpedoes with dummy warheads have been fired at her by research specialists at the Torpedo Experimental Establishment atReuter - 71 words
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Advertisement50 1958-12-05 16 CARPETS— SALE SHROFFS 193. ORCHARD ROAD Years Best Attraction tor CARPETS Wide range m Indian, B M.K., h Belgium Chinese SAMPLE PRICES Cotton Reversible Carpets Q v IP Usual -$66/--9 xl 2 Now _$48/B.M.K. Rugs-4J' x 2\' Usual $28/Now $16,X ASH MERE NUMDAH 6' x 4' (Approx:) Usual $18/Now —$13/5050 words
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Title Section8 1958-12-05 1 FREE PRESS Christmas SUPPLEMENT Friday, December 5, 1959.8 words
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Article, Illustration1561 1958-12-05 1 Lt.-Col. J. B. White - Lt.-Col. J. B. White Target: Two damaged E-boats By Softly we sang two hymns... HAD planned to take a week of the leave due to me and spend Christmas 1943 at the lovely Roman city of Baalbek m the Lebanon. But it iid not work1,561 words
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Article152 1958-12-05 1 JOHN BAKER WHITE joined the Territoria Amy London Rifle Brigade m 1934 In World y/ ar II he was transferred to Military intellice because of his technical knowledge of Cern-a- anc j weapons. He later transferred to the Politica Intelligence Department of the Foreign Office to conduct152 words
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Article745 1958-12-05 1 i^HY not arrange your Christmas party so that the grown-ups enjoy it along with the children instead of accepting it as merely a duty? Remember party days are great days, so make sure that everyone will get their full share of happiness, young or old. Don't, whatever745 words
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Advertisement206 1958-12-05 1 s> 'a rnSt t*-*3t <**3k ,*a e***a v,*si «*>>3 If inn for it... knot?]: P/AV7TY to nAY/tx 1 fa I 4 2 Give your figure the ciassicjfc 5 lines of a Grecian goddess j% > »vith famous Playtex. arc designed m Fabricon, a cool and nd <i a- v -soft206 words
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Advertisement143 1958-12-05 1 Inside this: issue I Page 2: The H pc J Beyond, a short 2 Page 3: Is this the J end of Xmas parcels? Page 4: Start cf on 4 exciting childr* n't I serial J Page 5 Apa children only Page 6: Toys go < modern for this n143 words
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Article, Illustration1992 1958-12-05 2 Gerald Hewson - Gerald Hewson by A short Xmas Cherry whirled on him, angry-eyed and indignant. 4t Jim Maine, you're a great, blundering country gawk. Of course, nothing has happened between those two M IT WAS a chill December evening, nearing to Christmas. Cherry Williams shrugged herself more closely into1,992 words
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Advertisement80 1958-12-05 2 •?m rCfiristmas Per? J AA By letting S^§> Cook your TURKEY for you TL'RKEY.CiOOS >L"CX ready cooked, all you ye to do is you have more tin to enjo> children. It will then be a s what t)ii i-quire. FITZPATRICK'S HBIH *|S^^P; I ope-4 unt:l :ii|||jpil U Wo 9 P.M.80 words
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Article, Illustration1102 1958-12-05 3 irHENEYER Christmas comes round there i* always i huse hunch oi chrt- trorr Ntars uishin- their t.i merry Christm > a The feminine film i.ir I too ottt'ii i^nttred ir >pate ot Jiooduili and clamour. •u^t to the balance .i little, is husky T>nv Curtis to merry1,102 words
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1006 1958-12-05 3 Sidney R. Campion - Sidney R. Campion PARCELS MAY BE ON THE WAY OUT By TS some of the romance of Christmas threatened with doom by the march of automation and mechanisation? The present trends seem to point to a day, not far ahead, when the excitement1,006 words
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Advertisement21 1958-12-05 3 W<; IF/i/( Oh/- aic'His A H xl P 8» V CHRISTMAS and A PROSPEROUS i\EW YEAR The Management. Goodwood Park Hotel21 words
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Advertisement333 1958-12-05 3 mil &9k&9* ff*± |Qf: I NOW ON I SINGH'S I I CARPETS I DRASTIC REDUCTION V INDIAN WOOLLEN CARPETS, RUGS ENGLISH AXMINSTER CARPETS. ft SS U. P. S. P. 2 Reversible Cotton Carpets Jf 9x6 $33.00 $2^.00 jU Reversible Cotton Carpets *T ft 6'x3' $11.00 7.50 "lS gi Reversible Cotton333 words
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Article, Illustration1171 1958-12-05 4 Part one of a new Kathleen Hicklev serial ■piE WEEK before Christmas, a special letter was .livered to the North Pole, bearing a Malayan postmark. Santa Claus picked it up and looked a it curiously, for it was a very impressive letter m leed. with a large red.1,171 words
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Article, Illustration171 1958-12-05 4 Across I. This is a word you often hear at Christmas time, but it usually has a word m front of it. 6. A serpent. 8. Put these two letters the other way round and it would mean a male person. 10. Your father. 11. The jelly will171 words
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Advertisement136 1958-12-05 4 1/ =l z= ==^> TREASURED N# PERFUME CHANEL PARIS /^DISTRIBUTORS FOR MALAYA^ LABORATORIES LTD mmm^ AkAAAAA A L A A A A V» fcjvjojv Lisivniny uriih a *X If O A Sil HIFI RADI -IJ M Made m Germany Model UW 375 3D S( a |uipped with a 3D stereophonic136 words
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Advertisement164 1958-12-05 4 J a H SjStepKSlc^ lc presented to ~f rvnj l-,'^ f* Jjttfj] every purchoscr of j-L^.-i iflr •w-SIJH 0 Hotpomt Model 5 EteA* s ■ii""^ B^-^^'! 7fcAB super-stor ReX GENERAL REFRIGERATION COMPANY! I 179, ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE-9 TEL ***** )J\?%l )/Ti >>^< >^4 )X« lfiy%ri p^f ijr< > V<« <164 words
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Article, Illustration112 1958-12-05 5 20 Who s total t.. b. Brat follow m Ike trail of Or Parha and the Bt Trans-.An tart-tic K\jM*ditioii Hi tnnr loni;. hazardous journrv friMn tht- P»rt London to Anl.nitit.i thrn riuht .v roxs the xmtid continnit 1 h,- m holr f.imil> i m jttin m112 words
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Article, Illustration325 1958-12-05 5 A X-word for the older children Pencils out, boys and girls! Here's a real teaser of a crossword for you so keep your wits about you. And don't be afraid to ask the grown-ups for some help if you set stuck. This IS difficult. Across 1. Suitable present to put325 words
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Article823 1958-12-05 5 Violet M. Williams - pennytop's Useful Gifts Violet M. Williams By 'gVERYTHING is ready for Christmas m 0()d time this year, Pennytop," said Pip. the elf to his friend. "Not everything," replied Pennytop. g] i mly 1 haven't bought all my presents. I just cant think what to give you and the Wise Woman."823 words
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Article, Illustration22 1958-12-05 5 What on earth are the robins looking at? Starting at number one join up the dots and you'll soon see.22 words
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Advertisement40 1958-12-05 5 for (jt;hristmas BQ YAI %#^l\ ■*^^rr«|» ■*> The all purpose portable exclusive «--'fy~!!?^^B MAGICMARGIN m fibreglass cose y^ p^ "ROYALITE" Unquestionably the finest and most i^^ attractive lightweight portable ever j^tt m beautiful carrying case xisx& m^_____ 9450 TtL TEL. 356640 words
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Advertisement441 1958-12-05 5 SEA VIEW HOTEL I 8 BOOK NOW for the Seasons Jj Festivities at the SEA VIEW HOTEL CHRISTMAS EVE— SPECIAL XMAS December 24th GALA 0 Dinner Dancing Chicken Inn— slB Extension 2 am. (b. HEW YEAR'S EVE— GALA DINNER AND December 31st BALL Chicken Inn— s2o Ballroom $20 t tension441 words
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Article, Illustration957 1958-12-05 6 HERBERT HOBART - HERBERT HOBART Lead soldiers are plastic and baby Sputniks go 'bleep' BY lI 'HEN Queen Vie- tori i and Prince Albert bought playthings for their children a century ago, the toys wen all German. for Germany had a world monopoly and there we957 words
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Advertisement83 1958-12-05 6 °<^ seasonal background for Associated British Va.'!- j^m star Carole Lesley. Carole, a busy girl t^. >« on the sets these days, always remembers 'H^tfEL vj/o o j^ j^ KT^ her tans. So when a photographer su£ jC Ky~ gested she give them a treat by posing '^Md^^^* \\^C c^Jy^"83 words
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Advertisement362 1958-12-05 6 1958/59 Genuine Super High Fidelity #TELEFUNKEN with New Ovnami. Hi-Fi EXPANDER and Tone Register SEIECTOVOX. TRANSISTOR RADIO S'pore/Penang $159 iSi^-^^S^sl Federation/ Borneo $199 TELEFUNKEN Tope Records KL6S/TSO Table Model (fj^ki b'pore/Pcnc $495 1% ~0? -^*A\ Federation/ Borneo $59 J VV^^\lS3&^ KL6S/KSO Portable MoflVl V Fcdero' $7 1 S \Ul 1362 words
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Article, Illustration393 1958-12-05 7 qrHE milJionairo sat looking at the trump witli benign interest. Presently he leaned across and said: "The thing I'm more interested m than anything is this ...Just what do you reckon you will do with this hundred pounds now that I've A XMAS STORY BY393 words
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Article, Illustration240 1958-12-05 7 ACROSS 1. and 4. Reindeer draw his sleigh i 5. 5> 8. She probably sings carols at Christmas »7). 9. He makes us laugh at the circus <5> 10. Crackers often contain them <4> 12. They're for Shrove (Tuesday really unless Wendy bakes them for Peter!240 words
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Article, Illustration814 1958-12-05 7 HAROLD ELY - HAROLD ELY By- I^YEN m this unrotnantic age when we are content tc observe old ceremonies by watching professional reconst ructions of them on films or T.V.. Christmas is an exception. Many ancient and picture>que cust om s are solemnly obsorv^: Christ mastide m814 words
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Advertisement238 1958-12-05 7 X MAKf YOUR SHOPPING 1 KHEMCO S I NEW MATERIALS JUST UNPACKED ALL TO BE SOLD AT REDUCED PRIC h FOR FESTIVE SEASON w o L M P fintc< Glazed Cottons^ t Printed Filaments 36 Jg S 36" $2.90 ayd S $1.80 per yd jr k Latest Striped Cottons L238 words
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Article, Illustration1007 1958-12-05 8 ox nn: n\iMY MOLXTAiX IX rut: iSi.E ot IMY .1 LONELY] VOTE AUK WAS SUDDENLY HAUNTED. Hi I BY WHAT? A MONGOOSE 9 HENRY LEWIS retells story m traditional vein T«His the tradi--1 time of the year fo telling ghost storii s his story is d1,007 words
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Advertisement167 1958-12-05 8 I GRAND CLEARANCE SALE For Two Weeks Only j Commencing Today 0, X Pnces of ell Text.les a^a iuced to 50^i ft M c jLILARAMSg Q 107. H,«h S.-.c S»,k; T,l ***** 35:30 s^ -> MM W «a *a *W <^* Ntf MEASURING CUP SET (k s^^ LS-15S V DV^ICM167 words
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Advertisement90 1958-12-05 8 NO SNOW! SO SANTA CAME BY TRISHA jS I^Bv flKxyfl^^S^H IRS W* SANTA is nothing if not inventive He »»elie\e s m k, pin- u|> with the times and adapting himself l«. the m.st unusual «v« un.si ;in when he came to Malaya recently, rbere v.is no snow tm trim90 words
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Article, Illustration477 1958-12-05 9 XMAS CARDS ENTER THE TALKIE' ERA SAYS PAUL BLACK 4 RECORD v That is what 1958 will be for the Chr: yd indusin more senses ne. aids the m Christmas will be a card Sin- film of indth ard. rds that Britain d to in--10 million. il to a on.477 words
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Article, Illustration1110 1958-12-05 9 Bill Grant - Bill Grant By iX$ December 2b. h<oB. boxing history was dney. Au tralia. Before a crowd nearly 20.000. neg Jack Johnson of Galveston Texas, ended the reign of Canadian Tomn. Burns, the heavyweight champion of the world. had w i fir*: las: a world1,110 words
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Article, Illustration103 1958-12-05 9 GLAMOROUS Peggy Franks, the Üble tennis star who has represented England m manj i world championship since the uar will brin- joj to tinhearts of many children this Christmas. But their pleasure will have nothine to do with table tennis for Peguy and her husband find103 words
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Advertisement194 1958-12-05 9 Mdnjjkin 11 m 'E<c^ Singapore Importers LIAN HUP TOBACCO CO.. LTD 72. Robinson Road. Tel: ***** 36: 63-A Cavenagh Rd., 9. Tel: ***** Staffed by qualified, trained, cxp< J European Chinese Hair- c Beauticians. Central, quiet, private parkn Latest equipment, pleasant surround' ings, courteous service. Cold perms from Sls; Facials194 words
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Article, Illustration990 1958-12-05 10 BY FATHER XMAS (STANLEY ROSS) The author claims the title ''Premier Father Christmas of Great Britain: 1 Stanley Ross is an actor from the old days of the musichall. For 28 years he has been Father Christmas m the toy bazaars of several London stores. He is 88.990 words
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Article, Illustration43 1958-12-05 10 Beth's art is out in the cold BETH REGAN is an all-thc-\e;tr star ol th< il screen but this Christmas she's, out m tin performing art m the Mid. Beth cuts .1 111 figure herself and paints prett> niftih. I Merry Christmas, Beth.43 words
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239 1958-12-05 10 Non-Christian but Japan gets ready JAPAN is not a predominant^ Christian E country but that's not stopping the Japanese celebrating Christmas. Far the E Japanese as for millions m other ran E tries Christmas i* just around the < Later this month the world's tallest l» k E sion tower239 words
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Article76 1958-12-05 10 ACROSS: 1 md Saata C'l.uis X Soprano 9. C lown 10 (aps \l l».in-<akes IS Sinbad l«. rrnrti II Goad tinn- 2t (l«) C)-nI«» im Onion I Kitrhm 86 I n Urtaininriit VI Watch 1»O\\ N N (s) I hoi ti >. An Mmrkkmgu Km^ 8. SM Ks76 words
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Advertisement431 1958-12-05 10 Wish Our Customers and Palwns I Happy Mem, Christmas. I Annuals i Children Books Games A To s Xmas Tree A Tree Ornament Streamers A Paper Ga: lands Greeting Cards A Xmas Stationeries Crackers A Gift Chocolates. Diaries A Calendars Latest additions m I Boo k s A Gramophone Records.431 words
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Advertisement279 1958-12-05 11 Mhe dangling A mas tree b^^^^^^B .2^^^^*^F^ J "^F^^Bt^^^ Sp" Ik i&ii '9 vjH r «Ibbb»^b^ ■^■—^T IbW o '«Sr Job^B^BeV^X^B^B^^B^B^B^^^H^^ hl. /V^3 jh v| ■■i^i^x, sr3bVP T Tbl H^S B^-. Bk^ W^V fl B^^^ 1^ 4 A t^^W m ■A^ 9r BVJ >.; .-^■ft-:-. v «F ijfflL, 'Hh9A» BMI279 words
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Article102 1958-12-05 12 t LONDON'S Regent S Street and Christ- x t l U Shts go topudding and brandy [o sauce. Here is the scene m this famous I thoroughfare this J year. t 4U Main features of j the scheme are 250 I seven-foot lanterns which glow m difJ fere102 words
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Article, Illustration1354 1958-12-05 12 Cheah Boon Kheng - Cheah Boon Kheng A Malayan Xmas story by IT was a lovely 1 Christmas morning- a fine, bright Sunday morning which you would think suitable to begin a day of merry-making with. But Anthony Lim did not think so as he sat at his breakfast-table, looking1,354 words
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Article195 1958-12-05 12 If ERE are ten coup- lets, each containing clues to the identity of two well-known people, living or dead, whose surnames are the same. The title of each couplet provides a further clue. DOUBLE BARRELLED A cowboy of laconic phrase is found With court performer,195 words
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Advertisement204 1958-12-05 12 L! .//^'.sßaMßMl^ Mil HK> Extra Flay ur I su Plum Co lial -rV- Grape Lemon > j& mM f^j I t Orange v ;JP Porno I I P^ V > > sS» s? as 4.X f > X /V M M¥ B& .aaT .aaF HF _w_B i^ aT .aaaa^ bb^^^bL*^^B^F204 words
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Article, Illustration727 1958-12-05 13 CHRISTMAS? I would abolish it -says HARVEY —DAY- auarre care. Chr .ly a pleaon vHd and the -mow gotn^ to get plucked from the there Is a climax. Gradually throughout shops b»-nin to n a <n.^ and mber Lnristmis trntually. when arrives adul* Chr thai sloppily n n il phra>e727 words
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Article827 1958-12-05 13 —HARYFY DAY - CHRISTMAS FARE HAS CHANGED HARYFY DAY. (CHRISTMAS is no longer exclusively a festival of the western world. It is universal. Though it is celebrated m many different ways the highlights of Christmas are "goodwill towards all men"; feasting and drinking, poor indeed, is he who at this season of the827 words
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Article, Illustration701 1958-12-05 14 GIFTS THAT GLADDEN THE HEART THOUGH <c I" ye Christ rr Ju to show that we're not forgotten. Christm. -he time for giving, because there's no joy quite iike that of makothers happy. dor mt. ig into a shop i i open cheque book g good- to nd i Preappreciated701 words
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Article, Illustration124 1958-12-05 14 HERE'S a job with a Christmas flavour silversmithing. The craft is a family business with the Harts of Chipping Campden m Gloucestershire, where three generations are shown during work on a monstrance for the altar of the Holy Souls Roman CatholicChurch at ScunIhorpe. David Hart.124 words
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Advertisement47 1958-12-05 14 V Imperial E, pi t™ V Clipper Snorkel JJT T: X Crest SnorV ACr r^l Snorkel iest gift.. the worlds finest pen y"..T 9 .V^ 4 o, T u l j limit* 4 SINGAPORE PLNANO. IPOH. K. LUMPUR. MALACCA, N BORNEO. SARAWAK. BRLNbI. LABLAN. BANGKOK. MAAUt Ai.47 words
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