The Singapore Free Press, 10 January 1959
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Title Section17 1959-01-10 1 The Singapore Free Press .Malaya's Own Family Paper fdfasdfasdfasd• BlafM— t Saturday. January 10. 1959. Price i.U'ts.17 words
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167 1959-01-10 1 6 hurt as Mikoyan goes to shopping centre ana near panic ed the visit oi me Deputy Prime Mr. Anasias i a big Chicago le shopping centre j\. tercu Mr MUoyan went to the rchandisc mart" uned oy angry derations by European when he arrived at tne airport frotn De-Reuter - 167 words
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140 1959-01-10 1 CHINESE END STRIKE IN DUTCH MISSION i^HINESE staff of the Dutch diplomatic mission m Peking have resumed work after being on strike for over a month, the Netherlands Foreign Minister. Mr. Joseph Luns, said at The Hague. He was replying to written questions by a labour member of the secondReuter - 140 words
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Article18 1959-01-10 1 No new case of polio was reported frn Singapore between 4.30 p.m. yesterday and 9.30 a.m. today.18 words
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74 1959-01-10 1 Jailed editor now fined for sedition Micallel Stafrace, editor of the Malta Labour Party newspaper Dawn, who is already serving a prison sentence for viUifying the Governor, appeared m a Valletta court again yesterday and was fined £20 on a charge of sedition. The charge followed publication of editorials mReuter - 74 words
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Article153 1959-01-10 1 Opposition is mounting ill Indonesia to tne suggestion of a Malay union for South-east Asia reported to have been endorsed by the Malayan Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman. The idea was originally suggested by Filipino jurist, Mr. Jorge Bocobo. A top level Indonesian Government official said:Reuter - 153 words
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Article89 1959-01-10 1 1 ''i« IN oiiidiis confirmed m Washinftofl ret- f> "t the Sovh-t Deputy Premier, Mr. 1 m, DM formally asked the West for S problem Propoi<lli n lhe West Bcrlln frrr (it> S Wr Mikoyan made what the officials described Peace feeler" when he saw MrReuter; U.P.I - 89 words
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297 1959-01-10 1 Power stption explosion— police say: POLICE spokesman said this morning they had as yet found no evidence of arson or sabotage m their investigations into the explosion at the St. James's power station on Thursday night which plunged a large area of Singapore297 words
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106 1959-01-10 1 HORROR AFTER! DAM-BURST Lake of the Dead RESCUE teams working from boats and rafts were last night carrying out the grim task of recovering the bodies of about 140 people missing after a dam burst devastated the tiny Spanish village of Ribadelago m north-west Spain. One rescue worker said: "OnReuter - 106 words
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Article43 1959-01-10 1 Dr. Herodotus Nicolaides a Greek Cypriot detainee who had been on a hunger strike since last Monday was released yesterday his family was told m Paphos Cyprus, yesterday. A Government spokesman said Dr. Nicolaides had been declared medically fit.— ReuterReuter - 43 words
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Article49 1959-01-10 1 A ground party reached the burned and twisted wreckage of a plane near Kingsport. Tennessee, late yesterday and confirmed that all 10 passengers and €rew perished m the crash. The aircraft crashed into the side of a mountain the previous night durine a snowstorm. U.P.I.U.P.I - 49 words
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Article34 1959-01-10 1 The Japan Antarctic observation ship Soya v tiTday was still unable to break into the ice off the Prince Harald coast of Antarctica, according to report ived m Tokyo today. ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article32 1959-01-10 1 Seven nmrc bodies were i from the bla i I tanbul. yestei king the official death 32 m the dynamite i olosion that rocked the i on Tuesday. U.P.I.U.P.I - 32 words
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Advertisement6 1959-01-10 1 "SF ...no play before lunch RAlN6 words
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Advertisement31 1959-01-10 1 A woman's love of elegance... captured m a lipstick! <■:■■■■ M IS"'"-' 1 f Smart women the world over prefer for its luxurious soflurss... and the vibrancy of fabulous lte\ lon colours31 words
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84 1959-01-10 2 I ADY Bl ERBOHM, second J the itU Bii Max Beerbohm hai been i borne m allo. North Italy. •x)h:n had bethe month aft< r their man m 1956. l\ last night they found lady Bivrbohin dead m hei bath after breaking84 words
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Article319 1959-01-10 2 Opposition to arms policy DBESIDI HOWEI warnings In his State ol the Union m< tinst I(Al i.sh building ol vast arm Mts to meet glibly-predict-ed moments of 80-called maximum peril' appeared certain t 0 run Into strong Congn mal opposition, according to Washington observi TheReuter - 319 words
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183 1959-01-10 2 'COOL OFF' PLAN FOR REBELS ON TUBE LONDON* Transport, the Government undertaking which runs the capital's buses and trains. yesterday warned that "sittight strikers" who refused to leave trains may be shunted Into sidings to coooff. Mr B. H. Harbour, operr lions chief, was replying U. a Question at aReuter - 183 words
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58 1959-01-10 2 Dulles may not attend Bagdad Pact talks Mr. John Foster Dulles, the IS. Secretary of State, is unlikely to attend the Bagdad Pact meeting Lpening m Karachi on Jan. 'hi. State Department oriit/ials said yesterday. The departments spokesman. Mr. Lincoln White, told a Press briefing he was inclined to doubtReuter - 58 words
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56 1959-01-10 2 WIFE TRIED TO LOOSEN HUSBAND'S CAR WHEELS A MAN and WODltli Jailed for iwo t one year respectivi the Old i terday for conspirin cause irievouj bodily harm to the woman's husband by loosening the wheel nuts of his car. Fifty-four year-old Ifo Julia Arnold and he! friend Peter Trig^s56 words
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Article55 1959-01-10 2 Triggs. who met Mr m a convalescent home n. 1957. also pleaded guilty to two charges of pc! to incurring a debt I by false pretences. At an curlier hearli wore both accused ting to kill Mrs. taxi-driver husba They denied this h( and the Crown their pleaReuter - 55 words
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Article26 1959-01-10 2 Arctic weather whic] gripped Scotland ai north ot England this moved south durii night. London and the countries had two snow ReuterReuter - 26 words
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184 1959-01-10 2 Mr. Nehru: Socialist planning only way to end poverty MR. Nehru, the Indian Prime Minister, yesterday won the unanimous approval of the Indian National Congress for a programme calling fur the creation of a "democratic and socialist society" in tlie eountr. Mr. Nehru told the plenary session of the partyReuter - 184 words
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Article32 1959-01-10 2 DELHI i.'i.i. itf will confer an h iiv Doctorate of n Prince Philip during hi i vl it i tnla month, it w.i announced In Delhi Reute rReuter - 32 words
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Article47 1959-01-10 2 Havana returned to normal yesterday as rainy wi ther contributed to ft cooiir»K oil of the revolutionary ardour that greeted Dr. Field tro, the rebel leader, when he arrived m the city. Shops were open and people went about their bu il. ReuterReuter - 47 words
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Advertisement134 1959-01-10 2 m. m i if r J^^J Llr i IN EVERY WAY Goodyear leads m new tyre excitement. The new de luxe ALL-WEATHER is way ahead m every way, traction, mileage, safety, comfort. What's new about it? Everything! Streamline styling to match the look of modern cars. A smooth, silent, luxury134 words
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Advertisement26 1959-01-10 2 FINE FURNITURE AT COMPETITIVE PRICES BY VAN HIN Above it a fine Eity Chair Pahit Table made by us Showrooms:--136 142, Orch.irtt Spore. Tel: ***** 33?'*26 words
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84 1959-01-10 3 pOIiKRCARPENTIKR. X one of Frances tup I H >t pilots and the first innan to break mid barrier, was filled i» Marseilles yest r dij when a military prototype he was test\ploded m flight. Lost a wing „illillillMH«O<H" IMII M irpcntier and t\w» t,Reuter - 84 words
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192 1959-01-10 3 Giant wave sinks fishery ship in dawn disaster 'PHE 274-ton Scottish Fishery Protection vessel Freya turned over ami i a nk tt Wlck Northern Scotland, yesterday a few minutes after being hit by a giant wave m icy, turbulent seas. Three men were missing but a Belgian trawier radioed thatReuter - 192 words
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Article188 1959-01-10 3 INTEGRITY, ARTISTRY AT THE PIANO MUSIC lovers have 111 more reason than ever to be grateful to the Singapore Musical Society alter its presentation last night of a. piano recital by the young American, Philippa Schuyler, at the Victoria Theatre. Miss Schuyler is now m her early twenties and hasR.W - 188 words
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Article66 1959-01-10 3 Singapore police have ur ciered more police whistles from England to meet public demand. Last year they sold 1,600 whistles at $1 each. "The usefulness of these whistles m preventing crime and assisting the police ha born demonstrated on several occasions." said a police spokesman. He66 words
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Article26 1959-01-10 3 America's first delta-wing fighter, the F-102A Dagger, will £0 into service with the U.S. Air Force m Europe within 60 days.- U.P.I.U.P.I - 26 words
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Article43 1959-01-10 3 Flood damage m central I Java yesterday was estimat- cd at $85 million as waters continued to swoop away I houses, rlcefields and cattle, The flood destruction also i spread to West Java yesterday m the wake of a typhoon.- ReuterReuter - 43 words
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127 1959-01-10 3 A BAR of soap Was r€ *■> portrd yesterday to have saved a British do tor and his attract he blonde companion when they were stranded m the Sahara de^ert with a bur I radiator. The couple faced the >riReuter - 127 words
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Advertisement139 1959-01-10 3 29 Days to go THAT REASE RESISTING FRESH LOOKING DACRON >!!! IS NOT AS COSTLY AS YOU THINK PRICED AT JP*S $18.75 A PR: OF TROUSERS J 567.75 A SUiT It can suit all pockets P^ indis a perfect suit Jf for Chinese New «*4| Year 1 With our special139 words
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Advertisement241 1959-01-10 3 QUALITY t j What does it mean m a men's suit resource? Expert <rafl>inaii>lii|) ina-hrfnl >t>ling m ipfirll «:o«mI tu.st<*. Sim r 1931 WAI CHEOiNC lias %ttfi such «|iialil\ to smurl men from its conveniently located premises now fully aircondit ion ed ami modernised. Lt. Wt. WOOI suit $120.00 Extra241 words
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Article193 1959-01-10 4 a I. most the entire world. I\ Communist and nonCommunist alike. l i hailed the achievement (,i Ru la In »endi] g a weighty rocket paM the m m and .spinning round ;n is justified, for tellectual brilliance the men who planned 'icd the lunar rock< t, the193 words
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Article, Illustration904 1959-01-10 4 THE WAY; Beachcomber - The new Pakistan house in order THE WAY THERE S HOPE AGAIN IN A ONCE NEARLY DESPERATE COUNTRY BY .11l stitute and mon pitifully pooi ring under the spur ot the country's new and II the pie of the capital reflect something ni tin- i. "i the hope is running904 words
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333 1959-01-10 4 Ross Birtwistle reports from Karachi the touts who used to loiter round the entrances to hotels and restaurants at night. There is genuine delight at the plight of Influential people caught m the jaws of newly-snapping laws on such matters as corruption. The newspapers have been calling for a cleanupReuter - 333 words
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Advertisement44 1959-01-10 4 M4D 7TH ANNIVERSARY SALE LAST FEW DAYS nEW ARRIVALS <ESE SILK BROCADE $4.50 P. Yd 20 Lovely Shoo Double Horse Fuji Sill $2 60 P. Yd. Visit Our Grot's TAILORING DEPT. lI A .1 A.l TEXTILES LTD., 71 High Street. Spore i: ***** *****44 words
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Advertisement60 1959-01-10 4 GIFTS... MfBBI* A BEAUTIFUL STREAMLINED TRAYMOBILE WITH HEAT RESISTING SHELVES IN NEW SHADES AND PATTERNS STAINLESS TUBE FRAME ON SILENT RUBBER CASTORS. MOVES EASILY AT THE SLIGHTEST TOUCH. MODEL Al GUARANTEED 20 YEARS NOW ON DISPLAY S.P.H. De SILVA LTD. 45. HIGH STREET AIR -PORT, SPORE 6, STATION ROAD, IPOH60 words
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117 1959-01-10 5 Leaflets to boost Asian Seamen's Club \\i) leaflets !i Malay and to be ciistrilocal and lan seamen u> ■m Asian Beaib here. Attendant and the riub. Rickard, *aid h Is exclufor Asians, had to ket p its meals and latl n "amazingand was very with those who it. > i117 words
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Article39 1959-01-10 5 trly one thousand million pounds of dried skim milk has been shipped all over the world during the past 12 years by thT* United Nations Childrens Fund, it was announce i" New York yesterday. ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Article26 1959-01-10 5 A 21-day strike by pilots of American Airlines the biggest domestic air service In the United States settled m principle y< ster- ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Article269 1959-01-10 5 Assembly must consider 20 Bills TMIE Singapore (iovernment has a heavy legislative programme to complete before the dis solution of the Asaembl> m April. Almost 20 Bills, some of them controversial, are still pending approval. At least one Bill, the Civil Law (Amendment) Bill, is expected to be introduced at269 words
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181 1959-01-10 5 SOUTH VIETNAM is anxious to export green vegetables to Singapore but local importers "do not seem to be interested," a spokesman of the Vietnamese Consulate told the Free Press. Last year a Vietnamese delegation came to Singa- pore to survey the vegetable market181 words
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84 1959-01-10 5 Indonesia will see Singapore film A COPY of the $20,000 film showing the activities of the Singapore City Council has been sent to Indonesia where it will be shown throughout the country. The film has just completed a season m nine Singapore cinemas. It was made with funds voted by84 words
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Article49 1959-01-10 5 Mrs. Magdalena de Purgly Horthy, widow of the former Regent of Hungary, Admiral Horthy, died m the British hospital m Lisbon yesterday. She had lived m exile with her husband at a -^aside resort m Portugal since 1948. Admiral Horthy died m 1957. ReuterReuter - 49 words
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33 1959-01-10 5 Th« Women's Soclrty of the Wesley Church, Singapore., is to help to furnish mid decorate the extension it I mi CanningThe extension la expt be completed oon.33 words
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Article68 1959-01-10 5 SEVEN hundred children of all races will attend an Chri t: urty to by given by Sing ipore District at Oillman h r racl Alexandra Ri 0 pm ill be Joyi de shows, presents and tea Mv 1c will be providi <i by the Singapore68 words
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Advertisement111 1959-01-10 5 TlSHfciiat] II _ac^«mH|l The finest value HI of good Twin-Lens jp^ Reflex Came r a s Kd WWfif Price 51 35/" c/S F 5 80 mm 4 c emc n >lt^^^ Yashinon lens, 1/500 sec. OMXV 7 Copal shutter with built-in self -timer So/c Agents Service Station 1 TITHES" DENTAL111 words
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Advertisement261 1959-01-10 5 tp prefebkW 2^ W investment m good V^ oniiiL jl B Don't buy something that is going to be a B dated within a few I 1 I weeks. L >^^| B At ESQUIRE, the Men's Shop, you will jfV^M™ find only the latest designs, cuts an I materials. H3§§fl261 words
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Advertisement26 1959-01-10 6 AUTO-MAGAZINE 35 MM SLIDE PROJECTOR A strikingly new projector with "touch and show" ease. Each touch of your finger automatically showt any of the 36 slides.26 words
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Miscellaneous112 1959-01-10 6 JEFF' RAWKE bY SydMfy J r^" /^c: fKi^nm^w m^» POWER SOURCE Of TN£ MART/ AN FLE&T^^J C-Atif S*^ip /S Sc 'UCr'vtJ f hv PAf^fSf TWO a%ionQ as the Cone V right inside. mac- v t>6flf?is power I j 5\ smack into bj Lee Falk and Phil Ha^is \/j\A\£\ II I112 words
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Miscellaneous413 1959-01-10 6 BORN today, you have powers, provided only you B how them. Direct your t 1 gies into some constructive chat and you will find that you B making bttter than average Although, as a rule.»you are ODti mistic and expect the bost of thing all the time, you will that413 words
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Article177 1959-01-10 7 I ONDON, lan m I'rcviouh today ..KM. N I KSS llf „oiU JM lUIW|I UIW| 25 MU 25 sellers I l> 25 buyers 25 bu 24\ mmm 2j> 4 MUtn Ikih So l s s )ot buyers 25 buyers P WUtri 25', Mlk Ir.lU KN l: s.177 words
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Article102 1959-01-10 7 NEW YORK. Jan. 9. Prevtevs Today N straits Spot 9900 nom. 98 J&l nom. IX futures raits Contract Jan 97.00 buyers 97.25 buyers 99.00 sellers 99 25 sellers March 97.00 buyers 97 25 buyers 99.00 sellers 99.25 sellers :i\l Quirt SALES: NIL IBMK Fjuturei Jan. 30.45 buyers102 words
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Article28 1959-01-10 7 NEW YORK. Jan. 9. Preri— b Today Industrial* 5*8.14 592.72 Railroads 162.80 163.58 Domestic Bonds 86.49 86.58 Hilities 91.55 91.77 Stock* ConipoMte Averages 205.01 206.2728 words
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Article56 1959-01-10 7 po( 24. awaiting 23, 22 4 to 23 cif. Sarawak un■x»e 23»i, afloat* 23\ to quoted. Muntok white spot and January shipment 23, awaiting- release 39. 384. 23 cf. Lampong spot 24. and January shipment 384. 23%, afloats 38 to 384 cif, sellers exJanuary shipment dock. Above prices56 words
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Article94 1959-01-10 7 LONDON. Jan. 9. Previous Today <»PK\ H.ilippims c.ii. U.K./ Nortli Ewopean ports doliverrd ."JJ 1 n«^ U»n Jan./ Feb. $265 buyers $265 resellers OPKA, Straita c if. r.K./N«rth tiropeaa ports deUrered nrnit-T 1 lon ton J»«-/Feb. £92 quoted £93 quoted ■OCOMT OIL trade Straits fi-r. Ewopean94 words
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Article180 1959-01-10 7 T l^ LONDON stock ended an Una very Sentiment was Wluenced by a number of n?' factors includ- on Thursday I<* of impnn home. viS? e nnin "ience of new «nit trust flotations with Tj of a further Zf, na for industrial •U.so an imporfll180 words
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267 1959-01-10 7 'PoW GUARDS NOW WORK AS WARDERS IN JAP JAILS' THE STAR, a London evening newspaper, yesterday published an article giving details of a forthcoming book on the imprisonment m Japan of a British serviceman on charges of assault and robbery. The book, which is to be published next week under267 words
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Article47 1959-01-10 7 TODAY: 11.03 a.m. TOMORROW: 0.37 a.m. j and 11.46 a.m. > MONDAY: 1.11 a.m. and 12.27 P ni. TUESDAY: 1.44 a.m. and 1.10 p.m. I WEDNESDAY: 2.14 a.m. and l.r>'» p.m. I THURSDAY: 2.46 a.m. and 2.34 p.m. I FRIDAY: 3.18 a.m. and 3.18 p.m.47 words
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Article131 1959-01-10 7 rE Singapore Welfare Office for the Blind is anxious to get more gifts of food and clothes for about 300 blind people who seek assistance each month. Mrs. J. R. Lowe, who is m charge of the centre which was founded five years ago.131 words
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Article24 1959-01-10 7 A U.S. Federal Judge yesterday declared as unconstitutional, state and city laws providing for segregated seating on Atlanta's buses. U.P.I.U.P.I - 24 words
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Advertisement188 1959-01-10 7 Send your small parcels by [AIR CARGO through us SINGAPORE BAGGAGE TRANSPORT AGENCY LTD. Iftproied cargo sales agents j<>r all I.A.T.A. <ur\'uw*. m association with SINGAPORE PACKING COMPANY LTD./t^7 /V\T\ PACK INC-STORACE"/ [//^X V^ -^ftiJCs 8t Ati l"»M'*nct Bldj Singapore /^f^f^^JT I V"\iiiiiip\ Over»«j Chineif tank BMg. y/ W^^j^E^l ZrfiA188 words
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Miscellaneous61 1959-01-10 7 s# ay;. 1 noni: it. i iho 1.00 Programme Summary; 1.03 Saturday Showcase; 1.30 Time Signal, News and Singapore Share Market Report; 1.45 Tunes on the Trumpet; 2.00 Robert Furnon and his Orchestra; 2.30 Come Into the Parlour; 3 00 Ted Heath and his Music; 3 30 Australian Magazine; 3.4561 words
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Miscellaneous56 1959-01-10 7 Pacific; 5.15 B. B.C. Bandstand; 5.45 Sport.s Hour; 7.00 Time Signal and News; 7.15 Doubles Play; 7.30 Take It Prom Here; 8.00 Introducing Netherlands Composers; 8.30 Hear Them Again; 9.00 Visitors' Book; 0.15 Tune Signal and News; 9.30 Four With a Hammond; 0.45 Continental Cocktail; 10.00 Musica Viva; 10.30 The56 words
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Article, Illustration831 1959-01-10 8 ROYAL ASTROLOGER Introducing today exciting incidents in the life of Father Mole-Cricket rrHERE was once an Emperor whose name waa Ind< i ra He ruled a beautiful and prosperous country Which was set m the heart ol a thick. preen jungle beyond tallesi tips of the tanl831 words
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Advertisement104 1959-01-10 8 A colour-in contest With prizes for you! POCKET-MONEY prizes Thursday next. Age limit are offered for colour- is 15. ing this scene with paints, crayons or chalks. There are four prizes Name (Master/Miss) offered each of $5 (two for boys and two for girls). All you have to do Is104 words
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Miscellaneous101 1959-01-10 8 Rupert and the Fire Bird I I Followed by more .ind more was real I've searched among my -ross the old books and. look, this tells us I lo Pong'Ping'a lKni.se. .ill about it." He hands over the and j- the li.<!>;r he is met by the parchment and clutches101 words
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Miscellaneous63 1959-01-10 8 LAST WEEK'S WINNERS mHE winners of la.-i week's colour-in contest u'uch of whom will n ceive a $5 prize In due course) are as follows: Miss Shirley Chian tlO>. 710. Geylang Road, Singapore 14. Mist Karen Tan i9>. *)5 Orchard. Road, Singapore 9. Master Chia Soon Ksnq (12), 11 Kim63 words
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Miscellaneous177 1959-01-10 8 CLUES ACROSS.— 3, A to music. 5, A Jet plane leading actor or actress. 6. needs a long one. 7, A A man on his wedding drawing of a country, perday. 8, Deep gorge with a haps. 9, You need i stream. 9, May be worn by smooth, flat one177 words
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Article513 1959-01-10 9 Saiiinlay sermon by a Christian Layman kn ye now X cry one from m evil way, and ?JXe your ways and L r doing! good," rophet Jerethfl sinful [srael. This is the voice of mercy, anxious about individual. Justice might slay the sinner In his513 words
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Advertisement123 1959-01-10 9 f >*■ H igfe;:::::*--^- X-: M y'-jgR tts -v. r v S:jW These fine Gurkha triplets, this p > merry Chinese toddler and the cule. X J^ little Malay girl, all have one thing m P^MBiik common— they are splendid examples of w Lactogen-fed babies and you can safely trust123 words
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Miscellaneous1297 1959-01-10 9 I Sunday church 1 I announcements RlnsiDOTC -.ernioii m rainU 6.lft < ana Wor.smp ttrvtoti Ui Engusn English 11 am Worship (EngS ftomorrw an Jam UOO am Worship Service In lish) Kfdemptorlst Monastery Malay, Minister— Rev. E. 8. Lav Ra n tj Kt r.nsnei c>ntr« 112 c 1.1 Kill Of1,297 words
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Advertisement29 1959-01-10 10 THE EXTHY FORM Name HitiiiMiMiMiiiimmimiiiuj innuiiiitiiiiiiii Address Prize Quiz 1. I 2. '6 5 t 5 Prize Quiz I I 2. i 6 Prize Qoly 3 Special Prize Q..i/29 words
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Miscellaneous140 1959-01-10 10 i bTi bW^ .^^^mmsa^bbHIbVbIbVHI •<** rf "^S3 BEi^^^^^^^^B^dV^^K 3^b^^>^ I ft'^^H HELP HELP! I'M SEEING STARS -and here's the winner III l!( II by Mr. hun Kure Suny. [MSm-.pmtJ] Si ARS, si trs. Mars the shape last week brought in a galaxj of bright utr.is. Above is the one I140 words
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Miscellaneous202 1959-01-10 10 ON THE RIGHT tIS THE SHAPE FOR YOU TO EMBELLISH THIS WEEK... QUIZ TWO 'THE winner was Mrs. x C. A. de Cruz, c/o 8-10 Bank of China Chambers, Singapore. Answers were: 1. Oscar Wilde on hearing that "Ned" Carson was to appear for the prosecution in the Crown's case202 words
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Miscellaneous186 1959-01-10 10 piRST of all I must thank Mrs. I. A. De Cruz for her most charming letter, and congratulate her on winning the (Jeneral Knowledge Quiz once again. The film popularity quiz was full oi surprises. Audrey Hepburn, who was such an easy winner last year, was not placed nor was186 words
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Miscellaneous72 1959-01-10 10 Jayne Mansfield and Ava Gardner also fell out of the running. Elizabeth Taylor, who was fifth last year, was an easy winner this year, with Brigitte Bardot some way behind her, in second place. Kim Novak an exchampion of popularity who was not in the first six last year, tied72 words
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Miscellaneous74 1959-01-10 10 you and, as av Mrs. I)e Crua the winner. Entries for the picture quiz were excellent and I am including a few of them to show how bright your ideas were. As I hoped, many of you thought that the Special Quiz was a scene from The Vikings, but actually74 words
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Article234 1959-01-10 11 ARCHIE QUICK - ARCHIE QUICK K\ trill N Urijfhton and How Album won promotion to the Second division for the first time m the club's history last April, Ma- vv Bill) I-ane stated that he would start the new season with the men who had won success. Such loyalty234 words
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Article51 1959-01-10 11 X tirada, Australia* swimmer, came jsec. of his world day m winning E heat oi the 880-yard Vn the New South swimming championrads was clocked m Jin i6.7sec and finished 5) yards ahead of his ie»rcst rival to lowing mooth conforming laps of ipproximately 70 secondsU.P.I - 51 words
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Article359 1959-01-10 11 M. Harrison- Cray - BRUSH UP YOUR BRIDGE M. Harrison-Cray by Dealer South North South fame V KBSU 2 X 10 9 5 v 4K97 F 2" 6 AAQ7] Q J 7 6 2fl 3 QJS3 a S. m I I I o\V-T EVEI. penalty double hu .1 special ■lgnlfl when your side only359 words
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Article147 1959-01-10 11 DATES FOR SPRINGBOK TEST TOUR rE South African cricket team which tours Britain m 1960 will play 33 games, including five fiveday Tests, according to the official itinerary released by ithe South African Cricket 1 Board. Dates and venues of the Tots are: June 9-14 at Edgbaston; June 23-28 atReuter - 147 words
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Article42 1959-01-10 11 Kurt Nielsen and Jorgm Ulrlcn of Denmark won tiir men's doubles title m the Pierre Glllou Lawn Trnnis Cup yesterday m Paris, beating Jac Blrchani ,nn and Budge ratty (US 7 r>. 11 9 4-6, 8-3 m tho final ReuterReuter - 42 words
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Article46 1959-01-10 11 okiny like the back of a motor tar. this S fibreglatt outboard S motor run-about I complete with winking 2 amber lights at the rear. The "Dusky Queen" on show at the National Boat Show at Olympiu. j London. Paul Popper llllllC]lillllllllll[]l!liilllllilC3llllllllllin46 words
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Article, Illustration132 1959-01-10 11 WELSH international Rugby Union team to meet England m Cardiff January 17 contains seven new caps. The Welsh selectors announced the team after a three-hour conference. Their choice is a blend of youth and experience, but appears t.o lack midfield punch. New caps are Haydn Davies,Reuter - 132 words
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Article93 1959-01-10 11 BRITAIN'S motor racing ace, Stirling Moss, was yesterday presented with a "tiki"— the Maoris' most precious good luck charm. "If you wear this m all your races no harm will come to you," he was told by a Maori, Mrs. A. Rogers, who gave himReuter - 93 words
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Advertisement206 1959-01-10 11 I $10,000.00 IN PRIZES I Closing Date Puzzle No. 2, 15th Jon 1959. DO NOT DELAY ENTER TODAY. "The World's Mm Most Beautiful m^SI Redhead" c if Jf i& that's Hollywood's Tina Louise and m she's the cover girl for this week's ENDER! Ik— Great features for you this week:206 words
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Article, Illustration298 1959-01-10 12 RAIN this morning prevented play on the second day of the Third Test m Sydney. There was no hope of play commencing before lunch. Overnight England were 190 for six (Swet- man not out 36, Lock not out 17). One of the main topics of conversationReuter - 298 words
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380 1959-01-10 12 ALLAN LEWIS - HOBBS' HORSES FASTEST IN IPOH TRIAL ALLAN LEWIS asdas dasdasasda iioJiHS' trai in 1 <1 11 ciasi 3 honei m1 d t the farted times this morning on ihe number two track at Ipoh. Sate invest (Barratt and Peking (Franklin) reeled Ofl three m 37 There was little between them,380 words
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Article102 1959-01-10 12 KAY Lindwall, former Australian Test fast bowler. took three wickets for no runs m an eight-ball over for Queensland against Western Australia m a Sheffield Shield match yesterday m Perth Western Australia's score slumped from 49 for three to 49 for six m Lindwall'sReuter - 102 words
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Article51 1959-01-10 12 The M.C.C. amateur team dismissed Argentina for 188 runs after Hubert Doggart won the toss and put the home side m to bat on the opening day of the threeday match at the Hurlingham club. Buenos Aires. At the close. M.C.C. were 51 for no wicket.—51 words
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Article50 1959-01-10 12 Major General Melvin L Krulewitch, a lawyer is new chairman of the State Athletic Commission, which controls boxing m New York State. He will replace Mr. Julius Helfand. Mr. Helfand's term number of the commission is for another year, but he Indicated recently that he might resign, ReuterReuter - 50 words
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Article134 1959-01-10 12 WESLEY HALL, West Indies pace bowler, took seven wickets for 54 m helping the touring team to dismiss East Zone for 106 on the opening day of a threeday match at Jorhat. Assam, yesterday. By the close, West Indies had scored 84 for three. OnlyReuter - 134 words
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Title Section7 1959-01-10 1 SATURDAY Magazine Singapore, Saturday, January 10, 1959.7 words
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Article, Illustration1046 1959-01-10 1 Lucy Huang - Lucy Huang AMERICAN ARTIST IS HERE TO DRAW MALAYAN SCENES ON THIRD TRIP AT 65 CS IMERICAN painter Mrs. Margaret Morrish, who has painted her way round the world twice, is now practising her art m Singapore. A widow with two children and two1,046 words
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692 1959-01-10 2 Dr. O.H. KOENIGSBERGER - Dr. O.H. KOENIGSBERGER Students are taught by top specialists By Director of the Department of Tropical Achitecture at the Architectural Association School, London. IT RUNS SIX-MONTH COURSES ON THE SPECIAL PROBLEMS OF BUILDING IN TROPICS TIIK Architectural Association School of Architecture m London is probably692 words
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520 1959-01-10 2 ARMY OF BRILLIANT CRAFTSMEN WORKED ON IT FOR 18 YEARS WHAT is the most beautiful building m the world? Many authorities would unhesitatingly accord that distinction to the Taj Mahal which is crrtalnly the world's most beautiful nmuileum, stands m which for long520 words
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Article, Illustration19 1959-01-10 2 THE PRINCIPAL of the Architectural Associate School of Architecturf inspects an exhibition of students' work,19 words
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Article, Illustration494 1959-01-10 3 GRAHAM SMALL - Ann says: I was guard in cavalry of Cromwell GRAHAM SMALL RL IN TRANCE GIVES AN EYE-WITNESS CCOUNT OF EXECUTION OF CHARLES I BY BLOXHAM, a Cardiff, Wales, hypnotherapist, lias written a book which explores i still unknown depths of the human mind, he book "Who Was Ann Ockenden?" by494 words
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537 1959-01-10 3 GEORGE WHITING - GEORGE WHITING By QNCE upon a time a sailor's son from the Essex village of Rowhedge decided to build himself a boat and put it under sail among the swanky craft that rode their assorted shapes and sizes along the River Colne.537 words
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633 1959-01-10 3 ROBERT ROBINSON - Actress Jayne gets warm in the flashes of news cameras ROBERT ROBINSON By pVER thought what it would be like approach- ing complete strangers every week and asking them pertinent sometimes personal questions. You know, whatever I say about film stars, I will say this: They must be terribly indulgent633 words
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260 1959-01-10 4 Scouts, scalps and redskins galore WK ABE TOLD that M.G.M.'s "Frontier Rangers" is based on Kenneth Robert's novel "Northwest Passage". I assure >ou that any similarity between film and hook is (fftly incidental. But that does not mean to sty that I didn't like the film. It's fast moving with260 words
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Article, Illustration172 1959-01-10 4 Dramatic— but why the 'dead' ending? "qiYPHOON OVER NAI GABAKI" tells you lust what you can expect ahen n quote Rudyard X Pdicl about I and West at the very In other word s you C m r ii bit tl ■'.ill die. I have nev< r been able md172 words
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296 1959-01-10 4 KENNETH MORE scores lull marks again m his I film "The Sheriff of tured Jaw". If you can visualise a rip-roaring Western with a Sheriff of the English belted-earl vintage. complete with bowler hat and umbrella you may be able to ima-296 words
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Article143 1959-01-10 4 CARRY On Sergeant" la an English comedy written by R. F. Delderfleld with William Hartnell. Need I say more? William Hartnell. is at the end of his military career. He is an instructor at a training school, but has never won the recruits efficiency prize.143 words
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Article, Illustration266 1959-01-10 4 LIFE AND DEATH IN THE JUNGLE HOW MANY TIMES can a man face death m one day, is a question which J.A.R.O. attempt to answer m their latest film 'Nor The Moon By Night." The story is slender and somewhat novelettish, and is certainly not Joy Packer at her best,266 words
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Advertisement97 1959-01-10 4 r eJ| fIHAMGROOM WELL DONE MRS. CENSOR' It is seldom that Filmgoers, producers, distributors, and critics all see eye to eye, but there is one thing upon which I am sure we are all m complete agreement, and that was the delight with which we saw Mrs. Cynthia Koek's name97 words
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Article, Illustration542 1959-01-10 1 ALLAN LEWIS - ALLAN LEWIS -by TIME to Win will be 1 ridden by Merv Posner m today's main race at Ipoh and I think Posner's style of riding will suit' this promising trout running stayer, lie should win. th Bougoure preferring Sci Stone to Time to542 words
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