The Singapore Free Press, 26 May 1959
1959-05-26
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Title Section18 1959-05-26 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Family Paper FASDASDFASDFASDFASDFSDFASD ...lu.ipinr. li...iius M«y 26, 1959. Price 15 t is.18 words
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Article153 1959-05-26 1 Gromyko flying to Dulles funeral rviiv. Soviet Foreign Minis1 ii. Andrei Gromyko, ii vise announceleva last night, d fly to Washfor the funeral pi M Foster Dulles. 14-word anuoun made at i has-tily-convened Soviet press une as a bombshell. American officials, who had .umouneed they had had no approach fromReuter - 153 words
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134 1959-05-26 1 GIRL, NINE, IS MISSING: BIG SEARCH THE police and the army issued an appeal this morning for information about a nine-year-old European girl who has been missing since 6.30 p.m. yesterday. She is Rulh Susan Hughes usually known as Sally. She is four feet tall and has dark hair and134 words
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Article49 1959-05-26 1 An armed man stole $85G j worth of cash and jewellery from a house m Walmor Drive. Serangoon. after ga^gtng and tying up the owner woman. Wong Fong Lin. She was washing at 1 p.m. yesterday when the man. carrying a dagger, entered the lion49 words
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Article24 1959-05-26 1 Thieves forced open the back door of a food shop m Middle Road. Singapore, cut through wire mesh, and stole $i.'joo yesterday.24 words
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Article27 1959-05-26 1 Queen Elizabeth lins sent me: of sympathy on t he death of Mr. John I ter Dulles to Pi imower and to M Dull< ReuterReuter - 27 words
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Article131 1959-05-26 1 MIKO reCndrSi mier< told ror 1 .it a reception night that ovfrnmenl i>m«h" the '^'m postet M him M ;l ureat ""i i reri strong ftdfOCfttC Of his point of view. Mr. Mikoyan Added: "WV like strong men." Speak mi; solemnly and emph inn hisReuter - 131 words
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Article356 1959-05-26 1 VOTE-CHECK AT 3 MORE POINTS NOW Queues at Elections Office from 8 a.m. /COMPLETE sets of Singapore Legislative Assembly electoral rolls were rushed to the District Council offices m Yio Chu Kang, Still Road and Bukit Panjang last night to avoid congestion at the Elections Office at tort Canning caused356 words
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Article111 1959-05-26 1 ALCERIA REBELS' CONDITIONS MR FFKIIAT ABBAS Prime Minister of the "Free Algerian (io- vernnient, said m Khartoum yesterday < I that the aim of the I "Government* was to contioue th<* war with France until indepen- dence was achieved. I In reply to a gues- tion, he said: "We areReuter - 111 words
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Article119 1959-05-26 1 Russian 'spending spree' BRITISH Board of Trad* President, Sir David lea, aid last night that Russia wants to go on a five-year £620 million spending spree m Britain. lit marie the statement minutes after arrivli London Airport from Moscow where he sgn I new Anglo-Soviet trade agreement. Sir David saidU.P.I. - 119 words
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Article47 1959-05-26 1 Two explosions shook th. Norwegian tanker Athene as it lay m Paleinbang Harbour. South Sumatra, relay, the Antara news icy reported. Throe injured crew-mem-bers were takrn to hospital, tlif* agency said. A fire which followed the explosions was put. out affc hour ReuterReuter - 47 words
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Article15 1959-05-26 1 For the 20th successive day Singapore was reported to have no fresh smallpox cases15 words
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Article31 1959-05-26 1 made v. hou ;e victur: lat flre In fla Bt. Mi< >on. The Director ol Welfare. Mr. Wuun Wati told the I than the hoi31 words
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Advertisement29 1959-05-26 1 mSk I Lr iA y^# f 111 vallable from all Good Dealers and Il< FEDERAL DISPENSARY Ltd 33, Raffles Pla S'porc Cold StOra > 1 <UU, On inn A RtHiil29 words
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Article, Illustration34 1959-05-26 2 vVillowy fashion inoJel won an air trip to Hong edged out five others m contest at the Majorle Jones (36-23-35) Koiiij last ni^lit when she the Sophia Loren doubles Cathay Theatre.34 words
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345 1959-05-26 2 CEYLON'S PM WARNS: AID CAN BECOME KIND OF DRUG Asian nations must strengthen co-operati^ rpli: need for the nations of Asia and Urica to A co-ordinate their economic effort and ■irenfihen mutual co-operation was emphasised at the opening of the Colombo Powers ofticia level meeting m Colombo yesterday. The CeylonReuter - 345 words
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Article54 1959-05-26 2 The United States is to provide the Nepalese Government with M$l 800.000 worth of aid this year to develop air services. The United States will provide five aircraft to Nepal and will also provide equipment for Nepalese airfields, including one 13.000 feet up near theReuter - 54 words
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169 1959-05-26 2 SJOME move to tone down the year-long cold shoulder for Yugoslavia by the Soviet bloc is expected during Mr. Nikita Khrushchev's current visit to Albania and a Tito-Khrushchev meeting is a possibility The eight officials that tne Soviet Premier hafl < hosen to accompany169 words
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91 1959-05-26 2 MR. ARMAND Gaspard, a spokesman for the International Press Institute, said m Berlin yesterday the necessary qualifications for membership ot the Institute were the ence ot censorship and the existence of an opposition Press. Mr. Gaspard was speaking at a Press conference onReuter - 91 words
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97 1959-05-26 2 •piTK CHURCH Of land tinn rday approved by a big maj< x>rt the 1960 on the Rhode; I should ..s a chanc< li the br i I •lit that eff( r b»- given to the Alnuniunity m N> port by the cc: Africa commituReuter - 97 words
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Advertisement245 1959-05-26 2 TO-DAY THE TREND IS TOWARDS SINGLE 3p LENS REFLEX lAUH PHOTOGRAPHY and SCHNEIDER L«nses ore *> the best lenses available for^ P^V single lens reflex cameras P.okt.co Pcntocon r L Prokt.no |.1..a Rctl o boyonct and bovonrf A»oh. bayonet Lr otne Km mount Cose $175 $175 $12 00 135 mm245 words
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Article, Illustration49 1959-05-26 3 A three -vehicle smash-up at the 3*/a milestone, Bukit Timah Road, last night injured 35 persons, Including n who had to be hospi- talised. Involved m the I crash were a bLis, a taxi and a car Free Press picture.Free Press - 49 words
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241 1959-05-26 3 MAC WILL PROBE NOTTING HILL RACIAL TROUBLE \|H HAROLD MACMILLAN, the Prime Minister, is expected to give early attention to the problem *of racial trouble m the Notting Hill area of London when he returns today from his holiday m Scotland. The Cabinet may discuss the issue later this week.Reuter - 241 words
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83 1959-05-26 3 MORE CRIME THAN EVER IN BRITAIN NOW: BUTLER |i ore prosand more crimeMr. R. A r< tary, told a sembly of Scotland m terday. that dishonesty from greed no I and that perity dors not ble family life growth of I" young people udded the Minister c the control 1Reuter - 83 words
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Article71 1959-05-26 3 ryiiE DUKE oi Edinburgh 1 was the chiel suspect last night when two photograph vv c 1 6 showered by I lawn sprayer »1 n sea Flower Show In London. No one confessed to haseen the Dufc tally button which Moiled but it waa noted that heReuter - 71 words
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Advertisement180 1959-05-26 3 MM M^ > *3^ Only Br I^mSsßM pore mr Keystone 2O iapk'^ PunTfi m 157 North Brid e Rd JAtll O rnUIU UU. Capitol Buildmq, Spore. I JUST ARRIVED "NORITAKE" DINNER TEA SET. 6 colours Tea set. 18 pcs. SI 0.00 HOUSE OF ORIENTAL ARTS GOODSTORE 10. BATTERY ROAD Singapore-1180 words
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41 1959-05-26 4 I go hunting a barbaric Yet where Mr. K. is the Khan ASDAdasasdas m i 1^ 1^ f.^ MLM J, I §1 tm v DC A T 1 X LJ CDC C D C 7" FASFASDFASDFASDFSDAF 1 7<rt- a#*e SDFASDFSDAFASD FSDAFASDFASDFASD41 words
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12 1959-05-26 4 PALACE OFFICIALS PUN SECRET DEAL... FSDHDFHGDFSG Iftrw <O. I '—-oil Wax;mum sentiai12 words
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The Singapore Free Press Tuesday, May, 26, 1959.
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Article7 1959-05-26 4 Beachcomber - Beachcomber ASDGASDGASDGFSDFASD DFAFASDFASDFASDFASD FASDFSDAFASDFASDFSDFSDFSDFSD7 words
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Advertisement15 1959-05-26 4 WIT TRAVEL S EASiEH TIM :3oxs foiflj ihb sane: i mwmmmmmmmmummmmuw i ATUIS N MR15 words
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Advertisement41 1959-05-26 6 j FRESHEST NEW TASTE IN SMOKING! row-tip Oasis wnHtegTHiN9MfKwoiM»sT! Menthol Mf-t mal J (>'. ii.li i,,!,.i(, o l u/iilr I i Nexl i.t, k imoke ilm \h,nufn<tt,,< ,t hs Uggrtl A 1,/,,.., /o s f f S// /</// //I nn.l I. A W41 words
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Miscellaneous152 1959-05-26 6 Jill II Xl fo> S*fliM»% Jordan REACH A STttRING VANE unjng MAS BUCKLED NOW THC UNION BETWEEN <*£** **«V*cS I JAMMED OOBIHG THE COASU I I APs ,q IOCKCD AGA/NST 1 TW£ ALIEN CREATURE ANO AAV 7O tf/O r*«f LANDING rW I TmE VAJsJ€. MAC -ILL T*C" GffASS PROM CA&TH152 words
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Miscellaneous319 1959-05-26 6 1r orn c(>day rou h «P. lv Ul a^d (< doing something all >> Aeti. your very lit, << which you have not >> something solid and S Tht v I; such a gui( I S you which gives you authority that people v < everything you say. y, >319 words
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Round the World MArket Prices
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Article143 1959-05-26 7 LONDON Mas Previous ft unquoted unqucn. lun«- 29 7 h buyers 30 bir 30 's sellers 30' Km i;^v 30'k buyers llBKi V»- 1 3 0 t se i lers jo', sell di kki |K« I U> H >. til. iiunt •22 is:.:fe s ssstsa ro.vi 4(>143 words
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Article109 1959-05-26 7 NEW YORK, May 25. Previoiu Toda TIN Straits Spot 103.50 nom. 103.50 nom. TIN futures Straits Contract .May 101.37 buyers 101.62 buyers 103.37 sellers 103.62 sellers July 100.75 buyers 100.87 buyers 102.75 sellers 102.87 sellers TONE: Quiet but steady. SALES: Nil. RI'BBFR- Futures M»> 36 75 buyers109 words
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Article22 1959-05-26 7 NEW YORK. May !;>. Previous Toda> SSSST f||«| 5g !!?S cß<mds S3 2 65 Stocks Composite Avfraues 216.43 Z. 5.&422 words
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Article86 1959-05-26 7 (Opr\ Philippines c.i.f. i X./ North European poits delivered [ht por loiii; (on May COPRA, >t...ils c.i.f. t.K./North ":in por(s drliit per lon ton May/.lune •NUT OIL crude Btraita m ports m bulk ,lune .luh N I OIL crude Ceylon mi poits m bulk PT long86 words
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Article62 1959-05-26 7 Malabar spot and awaiting release 24 afloata '25. May .shipmen: 25, 2j, cf. Lamponc spot and ay mm 24 i utloaLs .lpmcnt 25. 24 l 4 to 25, cif. Sarawak unquoted. Muntok white spot 48. awaiting release unquoted, afloat s 45 to 44. May shipment 42 to 43.62 words
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Article178 1959-05-26 7 HAWKERS GOINGNOW FOR CYCLISTS DAFFLES PLACE is being kept free from hawk ers by constant police supervision. The police is using persuasive methods to mo the few hawkers who still penetrate the ai When this does not meet with success h< action is tak An unlicensed fruit hawker at the178 words
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Article114 1959-05-26 7 Buying of stocks continues INVESTMENT and speculatiye buying continued on a sizeable scale m the London stock markets yesterday and, although there was also a certain amount of profit-taking, a generally firm tone prevailed. There was a good selective demand for industrial equities stimulated by good company news, the Russian114 words
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69 1959-05-26 7 PLAY CONTEST ENTRIES START COMING TEN entries have now been received for the one-act play contest which is being sponsored by the University of Malaya Society. A spokesman of the soci< ty told the Free Pn that he thought this wa response. He added more entries were i xpeci ed69 words
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Article16 1959-05-26 7 Br 1 1 1 Kohr v'a An 1 1 v. FASDFSDAFASDF ReuterReuter - 16 words
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Advertisement83 1959-05-26 7 BO A C COMET 4 from Singapore to Hong Kong 4 hours Bombay 7! hours London 231 hours from Ist June lake advantage of B()\( 1 Ukti lnsOtlintnt Plan M> no**, pa> later »o« inlo'malio« ond boolnji conu'» row f'O»tl Afl««> o» /MALAYAN AIRWAYS CtNfhAl I «O(N/S J BRITISH OVERSEAS83 words
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Miscellaneous54 1959-05-26 7 ''Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllife 1 SINGAPORE HIGH TIDES! TODAY: 2.17 p.m. TOMORROW: 1.23 a.m. and 3.06 p.m. THURSDAY: 2.12 a.m. and 3.57 p.m. FRIDAY: 3.05 a.m. 2 and 4.53 p.m. 5 SATURDAY: 4.07 a.m. E and 5.55 p.m. SUNDAY: 5.28 a.m. and 6.59 p.m. MONDAY: 7.07 a.m. and 7.53 p.m. r lUil.lllllllllillllilllllHlllH,.- 1.0054 words
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Article, Illustration403 1959-05-26 8 r rnK prototype oi an all-British saucerihaped Hovercraft, Which is supported on a "cushion" of air and skims across the Slirtce oi tin is due shortly to commence its operational trials. An early practical application <>i the Hovercraft principle may be a en mnel passenger403 words
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Article226 1959-05-26 8 O( II Mis IS from many lands all of them distinguished In ihelr own particular fleldi will be attending the 121*1 Annual Meeting of the British As toclatlon for thr Advancement of Science, to be held m tin- historic City of York. land, from September I226 words
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Article61 1959-05-26 8 SCIENCE ,n this age ing than ever so the pupils of Victor gard it as their favour So keen are the gether and produced wonders of nature q After much plannin show opened last wee Day and for two days visitors to the school 1 The display was tions61 words
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THE PAPER WITHIN A PAPER Eve
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Article, Illustration389 1959-05-26 1 LOOK SPARKLING A T PARTIES roixc; to a party? v Or rj i want to look sparkling for ecial date? :k up on n more Indian dress, shoes re those al touches. 11 details that the mi the Mm born fine uring look I it i1 1 Dei p reds389 words
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Advertisement93 1959-05-26 1 fffffflf B VO^B ff X P^WW Ja i] P fl^^ WW U j D 7 9# v T m Ul f m OS Urn B IHf' W V B a of A W^ I— W I till ft BSX! D tuIUJ iT^j^B l^m IfilfflllHlflll I 4» I^HrMMmTntmTniiniulliMß I \l WBfB^'ll*.'93 words
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Article, Illustration98 1959-05-26 2 DAINTY SILVER BOWL FOR DRESSING TABLE IF there is one place where woman can reign supreme it is at her own dressing table or it should be. If she is married she probably finds it fluttered with male brushes and combs, hair creams and tonics, various pills and ointments, after-shaving98 words
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Article, Illustration129 1959-05-26 2 You can make this clock at home rpilE "do-it-yourself" craze which is so popular with all age groups is sweeping Singapore. And the newest addition m this field is the home made dock pictured above. The face is canred from wood m traditional "cuckoo' design and painted m grern and129 words
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Article63 1959-05-26 2 Make milk tastier for Junior ALTHOUGH milk is so nourishing for the small fry it seems to be the particular lood which ts with loaM approval. If you are ha vine; tliis trouble try adding a little chocolate powder, mix well and then add a spoonful of ice cream. that63 words
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Article, Illustration459 1959-05-26 2 pOR an informal luncheon it is quite a go< x idea to allow cheese and salad to play ti principal roles. With such a galaxy of cheeses from which to eh« the hostess can sit back. and leave these to stimui the most459 words
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226 1959-05-26 3 YOU NEED NOT USE CREAMS AT NIGHT TO STAY YOUNG IF you are still living m the dark a and plastering your face with a gn shiny cream each night then it is time you got wise to up-to-date methods. There is no need to make a nightmare of yourself226 words
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Article, Illustration161 1959-05-26 3 Batik is now used for handbags G AIIiY coloured batik from Indonesia is being Used to make the newest handbags on sale m Sinsapoi They are large and roomy with a zip fastener at the top and ring handles for easy currying. Matching lengths of batik are also available at161 words
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Advertisement85 1959-05-26 2 .flf you like good coffee drink ■HUG Caffeine -free coffee p that cannot harm your heart, nerves or digestion PURE |l t:OFFEE 1 j any d.llicully ,n 01,t d ir.in g wrile to HAGEMEYER'S [the new slimming sensation A with FIGURAMA TABLE MACLEVY V\ oppctite reducing wofors. J^, Tokc Pounds85 words
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Advertisement146 1959-05-26 2 I•I f I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f J l l l l l l l l l l l f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 M 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1146 words
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Advertisement75 1959-05-26 3 carvenl THE OUTSTANDING FRENCH PERFUMES 1 AND EAU DE COLOGNE for //»e /ady with discriminating taste Sold bf all leading shops SOLE AGENTS: FAVRE LEUBA WATCH CO. LTD IBf. BATICRV RO*D, FOR MODERN CLEAN AND Hfl W|'^ LATEST STYLE SALON VISIT LJfcT. rfP^vVjl 368 Printep St. (opp. Dhoby Ghoul) for75 words
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Miscellaneous62 1959-05-26 3 WHERE to buy "Do-it-yourself" clock: Whlteaway's, B atter y Road. Powder howl: sih craft, Penang Road. Handbai and Batik length fiom Indonei X Cleansing milk: Max Key M I Iv i, skirt and blou Am High BtelHi'i "ihlrf dres Pamela« cotton part) dii- ifrl I Barrjei fi Arde Preparation 162 words
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Article, Illustration519 1959-05-26 4 A Recipe for Lovely Hair EMONS almond oil raw egira vinegar beer. Sounds like a cooker) ipe doesn't it? Or some special kind of drink mayhe a cocktail or a quick pick-me-up. wait. Although all these Ingredients usually to be found m most kitchens they some ol the easiest to519 words
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Article, Illustration157 1959-05-26 4 "pVEN beauty queens like to relax sometimes and Singapore's Daisy Szeto is no exception. But although she is cool and comfortable she still believes m looking glamorous. Here she is seen wearin cotton playsuit which iN ideal for evenings at home a day on the heaeh or157 words
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Article307 1959-05-26 4 TH ROW OUT THOSE OLD CLOTHES... "lIAVE you got into a rut as far as your cloth are concerned? When was the last time yi took stock of your wardrobe? Do you have a collection of oddments son of which are neither useful nor ornaments If so, now is the307 words
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Article, Illustration315 1959-05-26 9 mo- natsurprising that Singapore, re"pupils got toion, to put the f or the public. ■eparation, the icJe with Speech eady stream of ies. nto eleven seceologv. biology, he mam ones. chibition, it inanhv and art. itr ANCIENT ▼C animals and —plants, now a into rock or were315 words
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274 1959-05-26 9 Round the world on half pound of fuel A NUCLEAR poi x airliner ot the future could go round the world on ha.: pound of fuel compared with the 500 or 600 tons required by the present-day bitf turbo-props. This is pointed out m tltf Society of British Aircraft Constructors'274 words
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184 1959-05-26 10 THE NAGOYA MISSION FOUND BIG LACK M\KK'HI NAGAI, leader 0\ a nine-inem-:i industrial mission which just concluded a ;if>-ciay tour Of seven South-East an countries, said on his return to Tokyo, 1 here is big demand lor Japanese products, especially consumer items, m South-East Asia." He said thai prospects torReuter - 184 words
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103 1959-05-26 10 Big urge in Korea to raise learning MR. William E. Warne, former economic coordinator for the International Co-operation Administration m South Korea, has told the U.S. Congress that one of the strongest drives motivating the South Korean people today is the desire for education. "They are sending more of theirU.P.I. - 103 words
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Article, Illustration50 1959-05-26 10 Studying the notice hoard m the British Council Centre m Manchester. England, r old Mr Prasart Junhaman, a < ii en gineerlng student from Blam boh itadyin Main hettei i nlvei >ii\ nndet the amplcei of the Colombo pi lie ins almost comphled his tli < oiirsr m toun and50 words
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Article, Illustration238 1959-05-26 10 Hint by Chiang that he will not step down irpHE usually well-in- formed Taipeh newspaper China News reported that President Chiang Kaishek had left the door open for his reelection to a third term next year. The paper quoted the President as telling the second plenary session of the KvomintangReuter - 238 words
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Article15 1959-05-26 10 •k Frade talks between tralia aiui Ii making slow Jakarta I blockii Ind ,ASDFSDFASDFSDAF ReuterReuter - 15 words
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Article29 1959-05-26 10 Reuter Colonel Dr. Sutowo. director of Pcrmina (Indoni national oil <oinpan> In Jakarta that offer from Japan to help develop the com pa fields m North Sumair- ulri ptrdReuter - 29 words
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Article41 1959-05-26 10 1 preliminary assistance of th tional Atomu Agency vill lr< >lh/ (or a I member states m the For East, Japan, Korea, the Philippines, Formosa and South Vietnam. The mission will be headed by Dr. Harold Smith, of Harvard University.- ReuterReuter - 41 words
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Article24 1959-05-26 10 Japan and Pakistan have ratified m Karachi a convention for the avoidance of double taxation and prevention of evasion of taxes on income.— ReuterReuter - 24 words
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Article26 1959-05-26 10 Major-General Brian P. Johnson has been named chief of the Joint P.S. Military Advisory Group m Siam. His appointment will be effective m mid- July.- U.P.I.U.P.I. - 26 words
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Article24 1959-05-26 10 Mr. Kralrerk Sangcham. a 28-year-old agriculture .student from Bangkok. Siam, collapsed and cth'd while attending clas> at the University of Florida U.P.I. at Gainesville.U.P.I. - 24 words
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Article25 1959-05-26 10 A Philippine military mission led by Lieuti General Manuel F. C Chief of Stall ■>! the Philippine armed t< will visit Forinn. a next month.- ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article59 1959-05-26 10 lonalist China will vart m the Internal Fihn Festival of w< Berlin from June 26 July 7. Its entry u'il! a coloured document film depicting gew conditions m Formosa, Reuter. President Sukarno while Rome, conferred t Guerilla Medal. Id nesia's highest miliita decoration, on Mr. Bai bang Sugens, a i»tirReuter - 59 words
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Article30 1959-05-26 10 A Pakistani trade del ij ion now touring Ind nesia said m Jakar that Pakistan was inte estcd m buying iw sugar, rubber, tin v petroleum products In Indonesia.— U.P.I.U.P.I. - 30 words
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Article41 1959-05-26 10 India's permanent rep tentative to the Jm Nations, Ambasmn Chandra Shekhar Ji said m New York: ">« before m history hast need for basing mv national relations on I principles of mo> truth and non-nof been greater than atn present tin U.P.I.U.P.I. - 41 words
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Article36 1959-05-26 10 Jap&n'l opposition Party, bidding for V^ support In the J«« rpprr House elect* has issued M 1 Japan to adopt of "positive n< as the oniN m survival m II "fl the set! nticVar-l. Pacific- U.P.I.U.P.I. - 36 words
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Article43 1959-05-26 10 ■THE Republic of K< two major i j,hng ov'i troy have set the is. to be hold m still a year ofT Eighty 1< Kyngman R! only the v nnno plan a fourtli t In i U.P.I.U.P.I. - 43 words
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Article, Illustration402 1959-05-26 11 Hussein took chance Fate threw at him ADMIRER OF PICASSO Malay to be awarded a scholarship to a London art school oJ the grant by chance. brahim Hussein, who has been selected by the Byam Shaw 00l wing 'ond Painting for one of their five coveted scholar- ng art materials402 words
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Article, Illustration39 1959-05-26 11 lapanese actress Itomi Nozoo and Mexican actor fmilo Fernandez, star of "La Cucarai li.i chat toil the reception given by the Spanish delealion t.i the famies Film Festival at the Hotel Martinei m Cannes.— U.P.I. picture.U.P.I. - 39 words
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79 1959-05-26 11 LIU SETTLES DOWN TO 'SCARE WORLD' lUST Chinese diplomat has pre- ii lnn«;-drawn-out ilKht oi attrition m population and Commu--1 It "ruthless" new leader, Liv lor Chen Chi-mai said In Manila placed Mao Tse-tung m April 27 had 'fallen down on h IgnIng the world about Urd Chil a1 QuemoyU.P.I. - 79 words
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Article26 1959-05-26 11 The election for 127 members of the Hou.se Of Councillors (Upper Hou.se) of the Japanese Diet (Parliament) has been fixed for June 2 ReuterReuter - 26 words
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195 1959-05-26 11 FOREIGN SHIPPING RIVALS WORRY THE U.S. ARICAN Mant. minlst Morse lias wan I < Kress that new Brit' luxury pa eager ship. are going to be "at l< comparable to th< United States, superior to the 'queen 1 super-liners. But he .aid th< re limply m DO room m the195 words
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Advertisement38 1959-05-26 11 FREE PRESS SHOPPING GUIDE For your latest p^^^^^^^^ Lifihtinji Fittings HHMHI^VMi^^VH y 1 gk I 1) ?H ISSUE I^Wc^*^ ON SALE SENG HUP electric co. tin u/i liUlla M.re pufcho^r tcrmt arranged 171. Orchord Rd S po- Mill38 words
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Advertisement132 1959-05-26 11 CROW jT^^r^^^, NEW HAIR wi.h jf\Ll JMJWP fc Meducrin B§>*fe^!l r U Er Rti «h p&r on m\ VERY EFFECTIVE tf ab Jb «pt N fil AGAINST FALL- AT UvNAtP /J 'NG HAIR* N /t >jMmF** SCALP ITCH X X\l Iflf >V J DANDRUFF WwVf\ y^/ 3T* Cquolly •ffecfive .i132 words
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Article, Illustration57 1959-05-26 12 A filter makes all the difference between lij< prints and the bold lities of the (me abo\ Careful exposure has brought out the full texture of the logs, making Uie nds stand out brightly the nan bends his shoulder to the saw. For cloud effects, fillers57 words
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Article738 1959-05-26 12 MANY peopU* admire the sight of uUim k > 11 skimming over the VAVet, but relatival have tried to capture that picturesque J lilm. Fewer still have produced ■aUsfactory Ytt taking picture* of marine subTc, difficult when you know how. To begin with, it must be said738 words
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Article, Illustration163 1959-05-26 12 Quest for five best cine films... jy Selangor Ama--1 teur Cine Society m Kuala Lumpur will hold their 1959 "Five Best" amateur cine film competition m September. This competition Is open to amateur cine enthu I In the Federation ol Malaya and In Singapore AH films submitted must have beenFoo Chee Seng; A.R.P.S. - 163 words
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Advertisement17 1959-05-26 12 Bm Everything for your By phototinthliv W. North tr.Hqr ft o «4 (CopHol lld« $i«f«pore.» Ttl: J595f17 words
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Article, Illustration889 1959-05-26 13 GEORGE MILLAR - Those 40 years, so full of riches Lady Diana looks back GEORGE MILLAR By No knee-breeches at dinner, King ruled A h absent A ut leave .bridge Unil once sat m lr night club I lC iv Diana Sen at the her beauty You never loveliness. glanced at heart went889 words
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Article168 1959-05-26 13 MASS-MURDER IN AUSSIE BUSH BONY ANI> THE MOUSE. Arthur Upfleld. fldnc mann. in*. i.<i DetectiveInspector Napoleon Bon.iparte. .slightly improbahly disguised as a bartender, deals with an outbreak of mass-murder m Australian bush township, winning a prize lor perseverance rather than brilliance. ONF FOR TNF, ROAD. Fredrlc Brown. Boardman 10s. (id.168 words
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Article, Illustration465 1959-05-26 14 CHRISTOPHER POBSON Moscow rpENNIS, once regarded as ''bourgeois" sport, has really leaped n»i<» the bi| lime In Ruisl Ru s i chief From eh. Simon Belli Gaiman, Is aiming iitiutiiy to capture Wimbledon, F ir i Hills, and the Davis Cup 11, i465 words
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Article58 1959-05-26 14 IN v clash of Olympic bOXIng champions, Wolf) Behrendt (East Germany; outpointed Vladimir Su; nov (Soviet Union) m th« featherweight division ol the European Amateur champion .hips .it Lucerne, Switzerland night. Behrendt. Olymp tamweighi title-holder, hud gr< and punch! power than Safronov, the Olympic .therweight champli It was58 words
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Article275 1959-05-26 14 ARCHIE QUICK - ARCHIE QUICK By pRICKET stood at the crossroads when this season started. The MCC failure m Australia. combined with several summers of dreary play and wet weather before that, had driven the public away, and, as I said yesterday, the future of the game was275 words
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181 1959-05-26 14 JOHN INGHAM - Worst golf moments Jones just lookedbut it was enough JOHN INGH AM By CRIPPLED American Boboy Jones, once the champion of all golfers, caused the downfall of English title-holder Guy Wolstenholme m the fir.st World Cup series m Scotland. All Jones did was t j watch the play sitting m181 words
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24 1959-05-26 14 Hole-in-one in British Amateur golf |)AVID in-one In teur golf el Royal Sl Blfl>with a numb the 14.. and 1 1 Shock re •I24 words
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Advertisement44 1959-05-26 14 hfor real Comfort Always wear /jr* w underwear flS?£^A f\l 1 Avoiloblc or. IDEAL SILK STORE, 25, Change Alley, Singapore. Sole Agents for Spore t> Malaya ILACHMANN CO., 11-K Asia Insurance Bldg. Singapore Tel: ***** f A x 1 V jm Km ffj QUADRONALLi44 words
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Article, Illustration114 1959-05-26 15 M. Harrison- Gray - BRUSH UP YOUR BRIDGE M. Harrison-Gray Ik, I Booth ,c all rth niLss*'d ;i liich the rubber el as fpllwu Clubs: Three Spades about worth bkl:he X ore. North could I nine losers c Two level with ample uil that he waa full value on the next j been headed114 words
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Article86 1959-05-26 15 AYA LA OUTPLAYS EMERSON CiHILE'S L Aay Into i\i' French ii national Tennis Champ ps m Paris yesterday by d« I Roy EnitTson f>i Australia In a sizzline tch. lla won 1-6, 6-4, 6-4. dt'd number one, Ayalu lost the first he Australians brilliant passing shots k-ft him helpless atU.P.I. - 86 words
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Article504 1959-05-26 15 ALLAN LEWIS - ALLAN LEWIS By /CANDIDATES for the Perak Derby to be run on Saturday provided the main interest m this morning's training at Ipoh. Who Knows and Straits Code were particularly impressive. Who Knows (Forte) cantered once round and then joined Bukit Bintang (Leong) at504 words
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632 1959-05-26 15 LOADER TO THE RESCUE WITH 8 FOR 46 Al>» VA6I \NN(. p hi »f fust bowline i ->t.u Petei I nadei utio ttmk Ihe Jirsi i Somenttt wicket* to fall iv their second Innings for Ui m 1 1 overs put Surre> back In ihe match at the Oval afterReuter - 632 words
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Article92 1959-05-26 15 riliunti GARVEI yeai <»i,i Irish champion, survived «»f stirprisrs m (hi British women's golf championship «t Brrkshh. (.< and bceanc favourite to kn p Ni. trophy m Ihc Brlllnh l»l< The businiss hkr mannri m Hhirli slir tfOUncrd Mrs i i. nn «s smith (VVooltoni twi« championReuter - 92 words
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Article402 1959-05-26 15 f'HAXDRAKANT Horde and 5 Folly rmrigar saved the Indian* from utter rout against M.C.C. at Lords yesS t«*rday. In a fourth wicket partner- ship they put on 159 m three hours "Mi minutes after three wickets had crashed for 31 runs, accounting for all but 41 ofReuter - 402 words
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Miscellaneous100 1959-05-26 15 s^^ H H__ H H 1 1 H H H X( KOvS 4 [he man to put to the te.st 5). <7». »tion S This could no doubt h*cribed as cre«ture-cc,,,,1«>, t ,R) Hot (he bones (5). luck plaj a Io Ine wnlnlll^ quality m tlie ed (5). 0 h100 words
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367 1959-05-26 16 'Our purpose at this conference is to look to future' MX. BELWYN LLOYD, the British Foreign Secretary, told the Last West conference sretterday that a dictated peaC€ treaty of the nature put forward by Russia would only produce another disasterReuter - 367 words
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Article76 1959-05-26 16 Mr. Chew Ken* Ban. Assistant Secretary of the Singapore Olympic and Sports Council, has been chosen to participate In the 1959 American community recreation study programme, the USIS announced yesterday. Mr. Chew, who leaves for the I ni ted States today, is a council member76 words
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Article138 1959-05-26 16 '1-by-1 solution' Gromyko MR. ANDREI GROMYKO. the Soviet Fore :^i Minister, yesterday described the Western package plan for Germany as an ossified and fossilised dlock which it was necessary to take apart, according to an American spokesman n Geneva. "We must solve these problems one by one." Mr. Gromyko wasReuter - 138 words
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Article38 1959-05-26 16 The British Government would be happy to discuss a possible Anglo-Japanese cultural agreement with Mr. Nobusuke Kishi, Japanese Prime Minister, when he comes to Britain m July, officials said m London yes- terday. ReuterReuter - 38 words
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151 1959-05-26 16 LAOS ACCUSED -PEKING GIVES WARNING rOMMI NIST CHINA yesterday called on Russia and Britain, as co-chairmen of the 1954 (icneva conference on Indochina, to take immediate steps to check "serious" violations of the Geneva agreements by Laos. The request was made m a letter from the Chinese Communist Foreign Minister,Reuter - 151 words
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Article59 1959-05-26 16 MENZIES' VIEW M v what 'm Nether] Cll-spul, Oil 1 He said beginni Ylew S? y nea D «tch u3 Australia tl Subandrio during h Ls r cent fell v:v tSSy did not take the matt to the InternaUonalcS to determine whether wm a Juridical i Di Subandrio replied ttuReuter - 59 words
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Article23 1959-05-26 16 g tt o **I S y a i IHI'I i* I* I i ?1 1 fI NO SUMMIT UNLESS Pir.HT^ GUARANTEED23 words
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