The Singapore Free Press, 30 January 1959
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Title Section14 1959-01-30 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya. Own Family Paper Singapore, Friday, Jaaiuurj I95t, Price i14 words
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634 1959-01-30 1 Amies sent in, hit run a minute TYSON IS SOON ON AS AUSSIES PILE UP RUNS \USTR KL1A scored at a m ute after beI in to bat on the ji the fourth li Adelaide today. They '< after Quick runs a lively England attack and McDonald had two narrow634 words
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130 1959-01-30 1 FILM STAR ACCUSED OF STEALING HIS OWN CHILDREN I7MLM actor Sterling Ilayden, who is on his way to Tahiti, was j charged m a criminal complaint m San Rafael. California, with conspiracy to commit several offences includ- ing child theft. The children are I Ilayden s own four and theU.P.I - 130 words
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Article31 1959-01-30 1 February first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened m Singapore this morning at 85 1 cents a lb., down oneeighth of a cent on yesterday's close. The tone was quiet.31 words
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119 1959-01-30 1 MORE than 40 people were gassed by ammonia fumes m an ice cream factory at Redfem. an industrial suburb of Sydney, Australia, yesterday. It was the second ammonia mishap at the factory In the past 12 months. The state government ordered an immediateReuter - 119 words
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Article149 1959-01-30 1 I)FNSK fog yesterday led not one scheduled or outgoing serving able to operate a London Airport. oU_?r.l« aSt nlght aDOUt 4 fl *h? 6 an 2 30 h d b en cancelled J 18 hours of the a most widespread 1 /be winter many of149 words
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222 1959-01-30 1 OBEY OR...MAYOR WARNS LOCAL STAFF Council didn't order arrest of hawkers' A STERN warning that Singapore's "new" City Council would take immediate and drastic action against any officer if he did not carry out the council's policies was given this morning by the Mayor, Mr. Ong Eng Guan. Mr. Ong,222 words
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153 1959-01-30 1 By-election gloom for Tories and Labour THE Conservative (0 ernment) Party rt- d its Parliamentary seal m a by eh ction at Southend with a slashed majority. Tilt- result was. Mr. Paul Channon •Cons... 14.493: Mis. Heather Harvey Liberal), 6.314: Mr. A. PearsonClarke (Labour*. 5.820. Conservative majority 8.179. The ConservativeReuter - 153 words
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Article28 1959-01-30 1 Jail escape by rope of socks A man escaped m the fog over the walls of London's Wormwood Scrubs prison last night by using a rope socks. ReuterReuter - 28 words
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136 1959-01-30 1 Hopes grow for Big 4 spring talks HOPES for a four- Power i orelgn Ministers conference on Germany m late April or early May are growing, according to reports from the Big Three Western capitals. LONDON: The visit of Dr. Hilge von Scherpenberg, a senior official of the West GermanReuter - 136 words
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Article41 1959-01-30 1 Four women playing mahjong m a house m Alexandra Road were robbed of Jewellery worth $250 yesterday by two men armed with daggers. The thugs walked m through the front door. One of them disconnected the telephone41 words
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140 1959-01-30 2 TRADERS ARE PUZZLED BY PEKING TRADE MOVE TJRITISH traders concerned with the import of Chinese commodities and goods are looking for an explanation for the cancellation of spme exports. They are particularly concerned because m the past commitments have always been scrupulously honoured by Chinese trading organisations. They hope, therefore,140 words
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Article54 1959-01-30 2 Mr. Li lie Hale, Labour MP. for oidham West, prei petltloi Ml the Hoi! i< "I ('..nimoi from Lancashire towns, urging the governmenl to Immediate steps to revive and reinv. rate the county's cotton I Mies Industry and to limit the cheap Imports of I tilesReuter - 54 words
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255 1959-01-30 2 \|R POTE SAR.ASIaN, of T1 Siam, secretary-general of the South-East Asia Treaty Organisation, said yesterday he considered the age of colonialism "is definitely closed." Speaking at a National Press Club luncheon m Washington Mr. Sarasin added: "There are no reasons, therefore, forReuter - 255 words
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Article36 1959-01-30 2 A on iiv build coal-burning flrepl new houses m the i ondon >m by th town plannii Intended k 'ho I for buildii .id be i for burn m_ |y ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article133 1959-01-30 2 v neil Mcelroy, the us. Secretary ill I Defence, said m Washington yester- that the United States would have its first intercontinental ballistic missile base computed on the California coast m June. Mr. McElroy, appearing before a Congressional inquiry into the nation* missile development andReuter - 133 words
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124 1959-01-30 2 'Revisionism' costs Yugoslavia $45 million \rUGOSLAV trade with the Soviet Union will be reduced by MS4B million this year under a new trade pact announced yesterday, reversing a threeyear trend of Increased trade. The trade cut is believed to be a direct result of Moscow's campaign against Yugoslav "revisionism." TheReuter - 124 words
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Article25 1959-01-30 2 French National Assembly deputies yesterday com pleted elections of their six permanent commissions wiihout a single Communis! being < 1 1 o>e^^h^r^^^no^^nt ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Advertisement156 1959-01-30 2 Kony Mcc m NEW SHOES Model 60 r CU '^^^j Spore: $3 50 I if*" 7/ Fed. Borneo: $4.50 ff ;g Children's flexible leothei **.*•'•>_ '»V I brown or black y^f/Vv_^ Model 75 S > orc: $6.90—$ 9.90 U J Fed. Brn.: $7.90— 510.90 y Children's step-in leather —^y -hoes156 words
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Advertisement82 1959-01-30 2 A model of novel design v.ith feeler """"""ll automatic tor playing all records of 7", 10". 12" diameter, mixed or otherwise. Contemporary styling and simplified operation are among its chief characteristics. PRICE $155.00 J^^^B§__£ I So/* 4^*nts *J5 L^^fcr*^ THE CHINA ENGINEERS LTD., SINCAPORE'kuAL* LUMPUR»;FOf-PENASC M m^w3j/Ammmm^^ from Germnny mmm82 words
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230 1959-01-30 3 The geometrical look is out, House of Dior decides yVES ST. LAURENT, of the House of Dior, brought m the natural silX houette m his spring collection m Paris yesterday. Waistlines are normal, hems remain at the same mid-calf length he established last summer. The "long line" is the themeReuter - 230 words
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73 1959-01-30 3 mill Omen s shoomak,r l» appointmeiii. Edward Rayne, launch,.,l «h.U be described tf i revolution m European women* footwear" m Paris last hl a- lln innovation leaj ur< an unbreakable porcelain heel produced ft, i Kayne by the 150-year -old Midlands potter) firm of JosiahReuter - 73 words
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139 1959-01-30 3 SAID QAZAZ, Iraqi Interior Minis. er at the time of the July revolution, told a people's court m Bagdad yesterday that he had tough international Communism and "whatever i earn as a result of this I will welcome it." The military prosecutor has demandedReuter - 139 words
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Article36 1959-01-30 3 A naval spokesman m Malta said last night there appeared to be little hope for the Italian motor vessel Adele Andalo which sent out an S.O.S. from 40_niil£s south of the island.H UPIUPI - 36 words
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Article31 1959-01-30 3 The National School of Drama, New Delhi, has offered to train a candidate selected by the Singapore Government. The Government and City Council are considering the offer.31 words
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Article38 1959-01-30 3 Air Commandant Dame Henrietta Burnett. Director of the Women's Royal Air Force, will leave London on Monday for a tour ol R A i stations iii ajiniiapoi' and Mill iva. I ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Article138 1959-01-30 3 INDIAN schoolgirls pelted Prince Philip with rose petals and jasmin* 1 buds yesterday as he drove 40 miles through Bombay to visit two Of India's great modern showpiec Crowds estimated more than a million pc pie lined the streets, many shouting: "What about the Queen.'" TheReuter - 138 words
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Article54 1959-01-30 3 willl HARTLFY and I.adv ShaWCTO pld the risk C> arrived m New York yesterday aboard paratl |et airliners from London f'»r a tour Ol Canada, the United md Latin Amerl c former British Att-.t il, who an _g mimi aid "We nave no relatl o woReuter - 54 words
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Advertisement85 1959-01-30 3 THE SINGAPORE DISPENSARY Cl IIE BEST STOCKED CHEMISTS IN TOWN) lh ml i>ffiv«>: 265 Orchard Rd. Spore Tel: ***** DgiK From 8.30 a.m. to ngoon Garden ***** From 9.00 a.m. 9 00 p.m. Call on us for your Medical, Toilet Cosmetic Requirements STRETCHABLE NYLON SOCKS FOR COMFORT DURABILITY AVAILABLE IN85 words
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Advertisement153 1959-01-30 3 ADELPHI GRILL Dancing Nightly """Jj except Sundays m music by the _^^f^^ NKW ADELPHI I jI QUINTET Dine, Drink and Dance jj m cool, cosy comfort i Reservations: Telephone 2810 |3 g^CSS_dl___S DAILY SPECIAL COLD BUFFET 3CS^i_S3B_H_M (self service) $7.00 per person (lunch time only) especiolly prepared by ROLF HARDMEIER,153 words
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The Singapore Free Press Friday, jan, 30, 1959.
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Article199 1959-01-30 4 Opinion Crime wave growing EWERY day the toll J l» vied by thieves from private hou grows larger and the total number of burglaries m one week has reached an alarming total. Quite naturally people are asking: What are the police doing to combat this tidal wave of crime? But,199 words
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365 1959-01-30 4 EGYPT'S BOSS IS NOT AT ALL KEEN ON BECOMING CLOSELY TIEO TO MR. K.'S APRON STRINGS 4 SMII I on the if t he Sphinx iii> But not all the British bu linessmen who once had m•- s in Egypt are smilin m Cairo and AlexIria, there may be back-slapping365 words
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Article, Illustration13 1959-01-30 4 MIKOYAN'S NEXT DATE— BY JAK and now, Comrades, a word from our sponsor13 words
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546 1959-01-30 4 ALEXANDER THOMSON - Nasser may be laughing but not these men ALEXANDER THOMSON by out of every 100 employees m an overseas-owned business. 75 must be Muslims, 15 Copts, five foreignborn Egyptians and only five foreigners. "What is the future m that," said one British businessman. "If I went back. 1 would probably546 words
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Advertisement28 1959-01-30 4 ■marcasite&" Irhinestone ■jewellery v t rvaiionx B Display :p.H. HENDRY. i m.Hiiv A BllvertaUtlM, B B 31 North Brldfft M.i B*P«ri g B I Ku.il.i I innpur. g28 words
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Advertisement55 1959-01-30 4 Bell c Howell < ~T. AwmvtL V I OPERATES ON THE SAME GENERAL PRINCIPLE AS THE HUMAN EYE, WHICH AUTOMATICALLY ADJUSTS ITS IRIS TO COMPENSATE FOR I VARIABLE LIGHT CONDITIONS. Fitted with fait 20 mm. f/1.9 wide angle lens tSo«» Afi«m. H.A. O'CONNOR CO.. LTD. lAIOLAW BU»LDINC, BATTCRY ROAO. SINCAPORt55 words
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Article, Illustration405 1959-01-30 5 a II I I I)Ki:SS. all-lights on, preview tonight will A herald the official opening tomorrow of the 550,000,000 Singapore Constitution Exposition. i: on 25 acres of land, has attracted world I being patronised by almost every big comi which has dealings with SingaporeFree Press - 405 words
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Article, Illustration120 1959-01-30 5 TRADERS HOPE PEKING WILL LIFT BAN ON EXPORTS TO S'PORE merchants are hoping Peking will 0 react favourably to the Singapore Government's removal of the ban on importing cert am types of textiles from China and will resume direct trade with the Colony. Merchants said the Pfkm^^^^^^^^^^^^ on I SingaporeFree Press - 120 words
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82 1959-01-30 5 4,000 invited to party for the Duke ABOUT 4.000 people have been invited to a garden party at Government House on Feb. 24 m honour of the Duke of Edinburgh. a Government House spokesman said the gu« represented every community In Singapore and were as representative as possible. The party82 words
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Advertisement43 1959-01-30 5 IX) not turn your tfuest to untold a StCcIUN ZEDBKD w-j <jc compact jr no sto r;i g e Ov problem Sole Agents:— VAN HIN FURNITURE CO. LTD. Showrooms:--136 142, Orchard Road, S.ngopore- T L I *****/***** cologne T l l '-VMiIutAWATCMCOITD ___S_!43 words
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Advertisement135 1959-01-30 5 mmor H WEEKLY S "EASY-TO-READ" FROM 5 GUIDE SINGAPORE 5 OF FLIGHTS FROM JJI SINGAPORE N 3 O -> I < MM W to 5 _> h £y J_i ALO STAR L L L_ MJA l JISJAi mF BANCKOK l MALAYAN 5 l A R WAYS i HONC KONC _2135 words
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Advertisement18 1959-01-30 6 Faster, handier and more versatile! A r_l Hlrn__9_ _P" ußll \^Rn\lflM_ lmmmw^\Am\mW^ TECHNIKM P r P c g18 words
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Miscellaneous193 1959-01-30 6 J II I lla\UKi: by Sytlnov Jordan T^r UFJJGEANCE PASSES UNDER THE I I SKIRTING THE SATELLITE STATfONS ipP__-_Q| SW//VSS >< THOUSANO AMES OUT FROM EARTH.. P___^ INTO A DECELERATION ORBIT MD_I I oeG,|s4N,lS|<s TO Iw?^ isSs_Kl_\^_^' ,rfi^^vVi _a^^ r^B^^ __2c*SJ I A 6pweße mac- ■■i______l I P# Mm\ mmm+mWArTm193 words
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Miscellaneous405 1959-01-30 6 OHN today, you ha, O tion magnetic personality and 5 genius for leadership wne you a person to leave a m nn own era. V m also have ta J >> arts and sci< nc< a You also ha, |o the motivati not << ablt to judge m advan s<405 words
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Round the World Market Prices
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Article173 1959-01-30 7 LONDON, Jan Previous Today Xl mtU fVb 24 buyers |UIU| 1 11 Miters sellers March 24 >; buyers 24. buyers 14 sellers 25 sellers uißKir No 1 KSS Spot -4 buyers 24 x buyers hi HHI INf 1 R ss Settlement Houm i.-im> March -'4, buyers 24173 words
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Article107 1959-01-30 7 Ibore prices quoted m US. cents per lb. NEW YORK. Jan. ?fl. Previous Today UN straits spot ***** nom. 100.75 nom. TIN futures Stnit> i ontract March 98.00 buyers 98.7a buyers 100.0€ sellers 100.75 sellers May 97.50 buyers 98.25 buyers 99.50 sellers 100.25 sellers HIM Steady. SALES:107 words
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Article33 1959-01-30 7 NEW YORK. Jan. 19. Previous Today 36 Industrial 588.53 590.40 !o Railroads 161.35 161.13 10 Domestic Bonds 86.23 86.22 IS I tiHties 90.91 90.48 63 Stocks Comiositc Averages 204.42 204.5733 words
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Article45 1959-01-30 7 awaiting ata 23' Feb•J3. Lampon ting release _3' ebruary shipment i 23, 2"J 1 cif. Sarawak unquoted. Muntok white spot and awaiting 1 elease 40, afloat- 40, and February shipment 39.. 39',_, fit', sellers ex-dock. ibove prices quoted m U.S. cents per lb.45 words
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Article93 1959-01-30 7 LONDON. Jan. 29. I'mmous Today (OPRA Philippines c.i.f. I.K./ North uropean ports delivered weight per long ton Jan. Feb. $26.3 resellers $260 resellers <<>I'KV Straits ci.f. U.K./North European ports delivered wrtKhi )n long ton Jan./Feh. £04 quoted £93 nom. COCOXI I OIL crude Straits ci f.93 words
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Article76 1959-01-30 7 T it of the ock nun iarp rise Oram Free I mining sh Qeduld higher ■ll \w\\ M tin lied m tinto b tl ;it the elo c extended to three-eighth Foreign boi were quietly Irregular and there eneral clown ol dollar stock response to lower76 words
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190 1959-01-30 7 TfIHE House of Commons last night agreed that A hardened prostitutes should be sent to prison if convicted of soliciting on the streets a third This is one of the main proposals of a Government anti-vice Bill aimed at cleaningReuter - 190 words
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Advertisement160 1959-01-30 7 H NEW DIMENSIONS IN X H FASHIONS CHINESENEW YEAR H JUST UNPACKED.... M N BIG RANGE OF DRESS M MATERIALS IN SILK AND IS **i!^Dy-7Y)-»F_MiR ITEMS WA FOR LADIES AND GENTS IN LATEST STYLES FROM N N WORLD-KNOWN SUPPLIERS. VI Wmm W^W 1 Ger f/iem of [J [GIAN SINGH& v160 words
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Miscellaneous78 1959-01-30 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 f| 1 1 1 1 •Ij I f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 M 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 SINGAPORE fHICH TIDES j S TODA. oni E TOMORROW 3.00 a.m. and 3.10 p.m. SUNDAI 3.4878 words
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Miscellaneous101 1959-01-30 7 1.00 p.m. Programme Summary and From the New World; 1.30 Time Signal and News; 1.45 Polynesian Paradise; 2.00 Close Down; 5.00 Programme Summary; 5.03 Friday Fiesta; 5.30 King Solomon's Mines Part 4; 6.00 The Ray Ellington Quartet; 6.15 Opera and Ballet; 6.45 Speak Malay; 6.53 Announcements and Singapore Share Market101 words
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Article, Illustration205 1959-01-30 8 YOU CAN'T KEEP A GOOD COW DOWN Hey ti your ovs doc.le ci i 1 eyes you wouldn But ther, moments and when suddenly .nfects us t- playful as a Kitten Across the horde M respect and why net M But m Pakistan onimols without t M on our dignity205 words
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Article, Illustration220 1959-01-30 8 MRS. C. KEPT A FAMILY SECRET FOR 15 YEARS /iREY-HAIRED Mrs. C. was busy the other 1 day planning a once-in-a-lifetime party for hor only daughter's 19th birthday. It will be the flrst they have spent together— and it may be the last. The C. family -they prefer not to220 words
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Article, Illustration100 1959-01-30 9 The 'do-it-yourself' pilot John Taylor of Ilford, Essex, wanted a plane Of his own. So he is building one himself m the sitting room ol his first floor Hat. His biggest problem la how to get it out of the flat when it's finished. He intends to try to squeezePopper - 100 words
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Article74 1959-01-30 9 THE paper bag handed to you by the waiter m some New York restaurant i these days has the words "Fldo's Share." Inside the bag you put the left overs from your meal everything you paid for hut didn't i This take home the scraps-74 words
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Article65 1959-01-30 9 Sussex is without one of its favourite dclii lo cally caught plaice, I have gone to spawn In deep er waters. And. says Mr. 11. Boniface, chief fisheries officer to the Sussex Sea Fisheries Committee, they won't be back In Rye Bay for several weeks.65 words
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Article192 1959-01-30 9 Food- take your mind off flying By a correspondent '■MIX menus being put on by airliners on the New York to London flight, are getting lusher and lusher. The latest menu sued by Pan American offers a magnificent 707 Jet clipper, the President Special 19 different dishes all cooked by192 words
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Advertisement85 1959-01-30 9 A new link m Pan American's Round- the -World Service... POLAR ROUTE y yL. 11l I **i-.'_X P\. i I J I t direct line from Park to cities on the TJ S. Ice or De Luxe Pretidenl serve <j Tor the fin ervice between Run and U.S., fly Pan85 words
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181 1959-01-30 10 UNCLE JIM 'FAIR COP' -CHANGES HIS BEAT 'PHERE is an oil -the -heat village m Sussex whose away-from -it-all residents have m the last few weeks acquired as a neighbour an expert m murder, arson, rape, fraud, banditry bigamy, and any other kind ol underworld villainy you care to menttan^^^^^^^^^^^^^^181 words
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Article423 1959-01-30 10 GEORCF \rVI ING HIKES ROSS THE QUIET SUSSEX DOWNS TO MEET ONE OF THE MOST ASTUTE CANCBUSTERS EVER TO JOIN THE METROPOLITAN came home from his world travels to don a different kind of blue at How Street and to invoke the wrath ol an elder423 words
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Article, Illustration169 1959-01-30 10 A reprieve for 'Old Bob' thanks to 1000 housewives AN "action committee" representing a thousand angry housewives m the Selsdon and Sanderstead area of Surrey, have kidnapped their elderly friend Bob. Drooping, dusty, faithful, patient, uncomplaining "Old Bob" is the horse that has pulled the milk-cart delivering the morning milk169 words
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Article, Illustration85 1959-01-30 10 RED WHALER ON THE STOCKS Work oil the giant Russian whaler, seen here at the Nosenko ship-building yard at Nikolaev, m the Ukraine, is nearing completion. The water displacement of the new whaler, "Sovietskaya Ukraina" ivill be one and a half times greater than that Of the present flagship, "Slava,"U.P.I - 85 words
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Article263 1959-01-30 11 funsets in [colour are lever so easy u rn recall that wonderful song, St. Louis lh Its downbeat rhythm and its uve I hate to see that evening sun go lot of picture-taken once felt pretty lU!t |i l ne same way. But no longer because a263 words
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Article377 1959-01-30 11 j WRITE to THE LENSMAN, Free j Press, Times House, Singapore. :U T Hi;\ is the best time of day for picturing j people seated at windows? E.L. ant really answer that straight from the book. WW depends o)i the weather conditioyis, the E '.equipment you have, the type377 words
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Article, Illustration635 1959-01-30 11 A GOOD WAY TO LEARN LIGHTING TECHNIQUE night when the cinemas are showing films which do not appeal to you, or when you feel like a lazy evening at home, why not spend it with your camera? You have plenty of models to unlimber your camera635 words
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Advertisement70 1959-01-30 11 ITALIAN CREATIONS FOR SPRING 1959. P New exciting "low- y' _M down" heel pumps m Wtfjr^ ik: .Amm^^^m very soft red kid. _r 1» Also olmond o __tt___ .P^ c^S^^ V. /4^^ _^x ob 'l, p r ps i ln brown suede -V =^f Nl^kX 6 b QC k *J?70 words
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98 1959-01-30 12 INHIBITORS at the Jaj panese trade fair m Sydney have received orders and inquiries for at least t/Uo.ono (about $210,000) worth of goods since the fair opened last Friday. The orders and inquiries were received at the public .on.s of theReuter - 98 words
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Article163 1959-01-30 12 Cabinet changes a step further from neutralism f rin: new Laotian Government which took office this week is strongly anti-t ommunist and for the first time includes arnn leaders m the Cabinet, observer! m Vientiane, the capital, pointed out yesterday. Official sources said the Government, set upReuter - 163 words
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131 1959-01-30 12 Snowmen No. they are yogis. he says riMii-; abominable snow--1 man does not exist, according to a Dutch agricultural expert who has just returned to Holland after seven years m India as a United Nations Food and Agricultural Organisation adviser. The expert. Mr. F. B. Carbasius, is quoted as sayin_Reuter - 131 words
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Article, Illustration87 1959-01-30 12 JAPAN'S first park- J t ing meters, one of which is seen above, were put into opera- T tion m Tokyo on Mon- day. t f Motorists have to pay the equivalent of tlO cents for every 15 minutes' parking time I between f) a.m, and 6 T p.m. SundaysU.P.I - 87 words
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MAC SEEKS TEXTILE PACT WITH PAKISTAN
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Article57 1959-01-30 12 \|R. HAROLD MACITI MILLAN. the Prime Minister, is "extremely hopeful" that agreements similar to that between Lancashire and Hontf Kong will be made about Indian and Pakistani textile exports to Britain. He told the House of Commons he believed these volunt i agreement w<re "by far the most ctory wayReuter - 57 words
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Article13 1959-01-30 12 first supplies of the new Philippine coinage are being issued m Manila. ReuterReuter - 13 words
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Article31 1959-01-30 12 Careless handling of unexploded bombs and shells left over from the Korean war has caused the death of 198 people and Injury to 452 throughout South Korea m the past ReuterReuter - 31 words
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Article30 1959-01-30 12 Seoul court has sentenced nine Opposition Democratic members of the Kyunggi Provincial Council I to 10 days' jail for demon tral Ing again: i the new securil v lav ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article31 1959-01-30 12 seven feat Old t; i rl pi. i> m:. with her hula hoop iii a street m Manila w is seri ouslv injured when the hoop caught e^^^^^inn^ taxi I ReuterReuter - 31 words
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Article30 1959-01-30 12 Nine COtton weavn and eight knitting milh closed down m Hong Kong during the six months to September, 1958, according to a report issued by the Commissioner of Labour. ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article19 1959-01-30 12 Pakistan*! landless tenant farmers will become landlords by Oct. 1 under land reforms announced by President Ayub Khan U.P.I.U.P.I - 19 words
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Article19 1959-01-30 12 Four workers were shot to death by Sumataran rebels near Medan when they wt re repairing telephone Installations. ReuterReuter - 19 words
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Article12 1959-01-30 12 rhe i >rneo provincial administratl t Into partner hit) i I ReuterReuter - 12 words
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Article27 1959-01-30 12 A Vboul 70 Buddhist represenl from 20 Southwill attend functii i mmcmorating th< 2.500 th anniversary of the birth of Buddha to he held In April. ReuterReuter - 27 words
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Article37 1959-01-30 12 Formosa authorities nave ordered a I 1 commodity prices to he trozen at the Jan. 24 level to prevent during the Chinese New Year. The price freeze will remain m effect until Feb. I_. U.P.I.U.P.I - 37 words
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168 1959-01-30 12 Chinese girls get shivery welcome to U.K. SIX pretty C shivered In tl outside a Londoi hangar Tin arrived to begin a week training i British Oversi c orporation The girls, chosen n Kong last mi work on Comets between Hon- X Tokyo and on B between San i andReuter - 168 words
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97 1959-01-30 12 GENJI PLAY IS 'VISUALLY DELIGHTFUL' A STAGE adaptation ol the Japanese classic novel Prince Genji, presentee m Leeds, Northern England by the Oxford Playhouse company, was "visually delightful" the Yorkshire Post said. The News Chronicle critic declared: "The production by Hauser, the exquisit. tumes by Desmond I and the deceptivelyReuter - 97 words
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Article75 1959-01-30 12 TWO Que* n Mother wl Nepal, have arrived m Naples with two ly and a royal entoui 1 v had 95 piec< nior Queen Kant. RaJya i linu ,s Junior Queen i uv R kshmi Shah w< at the same time to X rrtbhubaU.P.I - 75 words
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424 1959-01-30 13 GEORGE MALCOLM THOMSON - GEORGE MALCOLM THOMSON BY OF J. KJ 8. > id Hie Scotch" become hi the for medal i induct, prize for I n l r y i; on k k c c p llian they feel disled with their reputation. tame, too It did424 words
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238 1959-01-30 13 1936-and the whispers about the King By WILLIAM BARK LEY \IR ARTHUR BAKER, chief of The Times Part m< ntary stair until his retirement three :o, helps to kill m a book a story that at the Abdi^Uon^^^^^^^^^^^ I t >l al news-1 llousel Press he m re-l a-l I238 words
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Article281 1959-01-30 13 THE BOOK OF THE WEEK HORNBLOWER IN THE WEST INDIES by C. S. Forester (Miefiael Joseph, lbs.) r>EAR Admiral Lord Hornblower needs little introduction to the many people who have enjoyed reading his earlier adventures. This hook records a group of five incidents during his term as Commander-in-Chief m the281 words
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193 1959-01-30 13 When son learns of mother's crime... MY MOTHER WAS HANGED. By S. S. Wilt arils. Heinemann 13s. o<7. HALF the interest of this novel comes from the fact that its author is a young Dutchman. He has set his scene m England (there is no death penally m Hoi landi.193 words
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337 1959-01-30 13 WOMEN AND THOMAS HARROW. By John P. Marquand. Collins. 195.) rpHE theati i subject seem to have a di a trou lv entlmental lee', on most novell it hi had. In c, on Mr. Marquand. 'tidy Ol the lite loves o| Broadway337 words
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Article282 1959-01-30 13 Portrait of a man— and a city r// E 1 1 F E AN I) TIMES OF FRED RICK LEMAITRE. Robert Baldick. Hani is li Hamilton. j*:3 s. pROM this excellent book the rea d c r takes away not only the portrait of a man, the actor Lemaiti not282 words
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Article337 1959-01-30 14 llors will report at 1 15th mile tone, Wood--1 a m. on Sund,. 8, 1959. tran porl poinl must i 30 and <; s.m. o ii.' Walk will begin at 7 m along the specified r from 15 metres Pin t oil v, vi be the Veteran followed337 words
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Article55 1959-01-30 14 - Who Knows 9.03, Prince uf lain., paa >i Slipper 8 12, On Mr f 8 10, Future G«ri II On 8.04. (ullateial 8.03. Campdale 801 Straits Three Riii** MS, Na.akat 1.11, Bray. General 7 l Pride 7.11. t.uldrii Melody 7 09. White 11, a11,,, l> 7.07. Sterling55 words
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101 1959-01-30 14 THESE HORSES WON'T START TOMORROW UNOFFICIAL scratch, j ings tomorrow are; James Aitch. Pro. I gramme. Forest Beau 11, Filament, Anna Ku. mara, Colossal, (iarry. den, Peaceful Kins, Hongkong Hill. Tootle. and Today Showing. Tobasco, Picador. Sir Francis and Waver are doubtful starters. Trial for 23 two-year-olds TH I 23101 words
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Article, Illustration1268 1959-01-30 14 PRINCE OF LALITA IS FIRST CHOICE FOR THE CUP. tmt <^^^_a^ _T _k DRINCI ftl Lalita ap- peals as the winner of the Governor's Cup, main race at Bukit Timah tomorrow. Prince of Lahta finished second in the Singapore Gold Cup and then to Who Knows over 9F at the1,268 words
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Advertisement251 1959-01-30 14 ENTRY FORM The Free Press Walk E (m full) .n cap.tul letters). AC« It y. i, m a la wn mcml x I < irp r. D. y^u require tr M ipO.l IG I I «ng I VVoodlands? >OUP JUNIOR: Qualifying age 17-7.0 SENIOR: Qualifying aga 21-39 VETERAN: Qualifying age251 words
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Article361 1959-01-30 15 SWEDE SIGNS RETURN BOUT CLAUSE \(,|-:\1 \K Johansson, Sweden's undefeated I European champion, scrawled his signature vr „ss tht- foot of an eight-page contract on a restaurant table yesterday to climax four months of negotiations to meet world heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson for the title NiiminerM j old dimplewill laceReuter - 361 words
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Article48 1959-01-30 15 Ashley Cooper, last year's Wimbledon champion, beat fellow-Australian Frank Sedgman 10-8, 6-2 to reach the final of a professional tournament In Perth yesterday. His opponent In the final will be Lew Hoad. who beot Ken Rosewall 6-2. 10-8 In another all-Australian semifina! _^_^_^_^_^_^_^_H ReuterReuter - 48 words
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Article24 1959-01-30 15 England beat Scotland 9-0 In a Leicester badminton match last night. It was the 30th match between the two countries. ReuterReuter - 24 words
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Article91 1959-01-30 15 iwvnny Blanchtiower, Tottenham Hotspur's Irish international Wing-half, has asked the London first division club for a transfer. Blanchflower has been unable to a first team place for the past month, though he was Britain's Footballer of the Year" m 1958 and is considered to be oneReuter - 91 words
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Article35 1959-01-30 15 Erland Kops, Danish holder of the all-English badminton championship, won the East Indian singles title yesterday In Calcut.a. He beat P. Bo.v of Bengal 15-5. 15-4 In the final. ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article38 1959-01-30 15 BOON BEX scored three goals for Malaya m yesterdays 5-1 soccer victory over the Siamese Muslim XI m Bangkok. Other scores for the tourists were Ban Chtian and t.hani. Half-time score was 3-1 ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Article, Illustration516 1959-01-30 15 Class 2 Div. 1—9 F. Picture Fan to score his maiden win Class 2 Dlv. 2—9 F. id Dcai I.M; Kobei 'I Nought K. 10, IVihaps n„ s UM, SeuaiiK Hati 8.0(,. Peaceful Ring K.05; (.allant Turk su;,. Jacmac k.o.v So Bare* k.oi516 words
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183 1959-01-30 16 The net closes: Khrushchev's rivals face impeachment rrlitA elm i point emerging from yesterday's (lf- bate ol the Soviet Communist. Party Congn was the demand by the Leningrad regional party Military, Mr, Ivan Spiridonov, that the ''antiparty group" be impeached before the highest party forum the present Congress. It wasReuter - 183 words
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83 1959-01-30 16 NEW taxis were put on the road last year at an average of 40 a month. When the Singapore City Council abolished the ceiling figure m March, 1957, there were 1.650 taxis. Before the abolition of the ceiling, new taxis appeared on83 words
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Article26 1959-01-30 16 President Arturo Frondlzl of Argentina got a traditional ticker-tape welcome as he drove along Broadway yesterday past crowds estimated at about 300,000 people ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Article, Illustration150 1959-01-30 16 2.600 QUEUE FOR RICE, SUGAR, MILK AND CASH Shaw Brothers distributed i'hinese New Year gifts to over 2,600 old men and women m their two amusement parks. Great World and New World, this mornA large number of the 1,374 people who received the gifts atFree Press - 150 words
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Article14 1959-01-30 16 Britain has decided not to withdraw from the lnternatlonal whaling conven_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_i ReuterReuter - 14 words
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Advertisement107 1959-01-30 16 A Time-Saver It takes an experienced operator of our TIME-O-GRAF only a few seconds to determine the rate of a watch. By using this modern timing machine we can therefore regulate our watches quickly and accurately whereas it formerly used to take several days. This remarkable electronic machine prints on107 words
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