The Straits Times, 6 April 1958
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Title Section13 1958-04-06 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES in. V. 1.180 SINGAPORE. SUNDAY. APRIL t>. 1958 20 CENTS13 words
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Article, Illustration296 1958-04-06 1 RAIN SAVES STORE WITH 3.OCC TONS OF RUBBER By Sunday Times reporters AT LEAST six people were trapped wWen fire raced through crowded Kampong Koo Chye in Singapore's Ceylang District yesterday afternoon destroying the homes of more than 10,000296 words
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Article, Illustration923 1958-04-06 1 to save f -heir belongings from their burning huts. Most of the homes in the kampong are built on .stilts and many people escaped by Jumping OB the mudflats and wading across the Kallang It was lucky that the tide was not923 words
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Article, Illustration18 1958-04-06 1 Shrouded in blankets a family watch tutir home barn down— Sunday Times pic tare.18 words
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Article67 1958-04-06 1 M\\ \OKK sat rjH.N members of one fa. mily. eight of them < hildren, were burned to ■ii-jlh early today in a fire that destroyed their two. NU»rey frame house at Jer. np\ Shore. Pennsylvania. The fire is believed to have been caused by67 words
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147 1958-04-06 1 world news in brief... Survivors due today ADEN, Sat. Seventy-eight survivors from th e mi. grant ship Kkaubrvn. which caught fire in the Indian Ocean, took off hy plane today for Australia. Their plane is due in Sin. gapor r today.— Reuter. LONDON Sat. -Snow fell in London today forReuter - 147 words
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Article56 1958-04-06 1 DR. MICHAEL OH. a surgeon attached to the Singapore General Hospital, had his car stolen from the hospital grounds Ml Friday night. The car, which was unlock!ed. was recovered by the police in Dunearn Road, four miles away. All the wheels, bumpers and accessories valued at56 words
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Article, Illustration700 1958-04-06 1 Lana Turner's boy friend stabbed to death: Daughter Cheryl accused ■JOLLYWOOD. Sat. Actress Lana Turner's beautiful 14-year-old daughter. Cheryl, was today in police custody in Beverley Hills jail charged with the murder of her mother's 42-year-old admirer, lohnny Stompanato Stompanato. once the bodyguard of underworld kings like Mickey Cohen andReuter; UP - 700 words
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80 1958-04-06 1 Khrushchev: 'Our ideas will triumph' SZATLINVAROS Hungary. Sat. Tnleader. Mr. Nikita K .'(lev. told Hungarian workers here today "You KhouLd not think tliai If the < revolution cornea afaJ can depend I coming to your hi you must help your Mr. Khrushch. v did not elaborate, but continued "The ran80 words
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Article32 1958-04-06 1 STOP PRESS 2 a.m. news POLICE SEARCH FOR BODIES Up to 2 a.m. today, police and firemen, usmi; powerful electric lamps were still searching amonu debris for bodies of yesterday's fire victims.32 words
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Advertisement148 1958-04-06 1 3LTr i J CZ PsevniutK ioe-cteaM 6y COLO STOftACE CfttAMCMCS LTD. ffj&ni "BELLINI" MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Malaya's Favourite The* Guitars retain their excellent tone-Quality *nd fini&n under extreme climatic conditions. They are built under a special process knewn only to this Maker and are rapidrv out. stripping all other Make* of148 words
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Advertisement124 1958-04-06 1 Solitaire Diamond Rings Emerald Diamond Rings Sapphire Diamond Rings US.de SUVA, Jeweller* 106. ORCHARD RD Tel ***** Headline news inside ECONOMY RUN Floods delay drivers then a 90 m.p.h. dash to beat the deadline. —Page 8. EASTER RUSH Not one Easter egg left in a record holiday rush P«-c 9124 words
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Article, Illustration1197 1958-04-06 2 WAR ON THE MOON -Continuing a fantastic, exciting space serial THE STORY SO FAR Iwo Anglo-American spaceE shipv nminundfd bjr Cioft and Richard*, have reached E Mbmi- rof t realises »mm has cot there brforr them A stores rocket has been raided. weird laughing1,197 words
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1912 1958-04-06 2 sumably was the contrul column while Chernik stood in the network of line girders surmounting the silent rocket engines that drove it up and away. As the dust cloud from the machine's vertical takeoff settled. Croft turned to Anson with a new1,912 words
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Advertisement83 1958-04-06 2 I PLAY-UPS I Safest for tiny feet Leather inner soles— x M^k dß^/H^^m' f MaL- supple Widd soles for I good balance— light I and flexible too! f I < s'f M firm but gentle S M I *Stlf~*T W atththtel Snug here— natural support for j Instep and ankle83 words
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Advertisement69 1958-04-06 2 Q^E. there's a touch of heai>en... ■^aft^BP^, jM Specially designed lor your complexion in a wide range o c flatter**^^B^WlS YAai\ \Stt^ttm n shadrs PONDS ANGEL FACE nt »»JJ^** y, is powder and foundation in one. ♦J!d^v^\ Keeps your complexion freh,ond a Choose your own glamorous shade—' in the Ivory-and-Gold69 words
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219 1958-04-06 3 REBELS SUFFER A MAJOR REVERSE IN CIVIL WAR BUKIT TINCCI. Saturday. THE rebel forces m Central Sumatra have suffered another reverse m the civil war Rebel spokesman Col. Dahlan Djambek conlirmed the loss yesterday of the key town of Lubuk Djambi and said further advances by Jakarta forces from thereUP - 219 words
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Article54 1958-04-06 3 MALACCA. Sat. -Dato Sir Cheng-lock Tan has been a>ked to settle the dispute between the Malacca Omnibus Service, the Tai Lye Omnibus Co. and their employees, who have been on strike for 51 days. Sir Cheng-lock will meet representatives of both sides at his home54 words
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Article28 1958-04-06 3 BELGRADE. Sat. Yugoslavia's traditional May Day parade, an annual event since the Communists came to power after World War 11. will not take place this year.28 words
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Article, Illustration123 1958-04-06 3 Singapore Traffic Police were early today hunting for a car which drove off after knocking down and killing a clerk. Palaniappa Chettiar. 36. at the 10th mile. Bukit Timah Road late last night. Earlier, another man Sinnaiyan Palavarar Palaniappan. 36. died after being knocked down by a123 words
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Article49 1958-04-06 3 Sixty-two Singapore teachers left by the S.S. Vietnam yesterday for a one-month tour of South-East Asian territories, including; Saigon. Manila. Hong Kong and Japan. The Jrip. organised by the Singapore Teachers' Union, will take the teachers to places of historical and geographical interest.49 words
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Advertisement38 1958-04-06 3 W^ Tlf US j Mast 5403 mf Tp>»mtic itttl |A fa M lat mhita JS> M i 1W 9r WIWW fSW*SJ P^l^K fZ M M Is at —a^ m all k WITH SJBBJBBBBJBjBBJB> /*X dfe/% /V/s 7 //JfoftemJpiM/te^38 words
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Advertisement281 1958-04-06 3 'f& NOW HERE! /^K\ V 7 For your .We.: hj&\ CT 18-50 ASA I I For colour and B A W Enlargement* CN 17-4O ASA I PROCESSING BY AGFA'S I LABORATORY IN HONG KONG BEHN, MEYER CO. LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG (juticura Soap now contains a powerful new antiseptic—281 words
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154 1958-04-06 4 Jaga kretas prey on Cheng Beng crowds THOUSANDS of worshippers are now honouring the dead at cemetery throughout Singapore during the Cneng Beng {All Souls) festival and groups of jaga kreta urchins are out cc to prey or price. From 40 cenU trie pro-; < ing the pa their handbrake*154 words
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Article19 1958-04-06 4 Row-;.in*-s. Singapore, will bold a fete at sports field in Aver Rajah Road torr.orn.% at 2 p.m.19 words
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Article, Illustration155 1958-04-06 4 UNION CHIEF MAKES A MYSTERY JOURNEY rill mystc-ious departure i;t Mr i^e Yew Sens lalticl m«- president of the Singapore Trades I nion Congress on a midnight plane to lion 4 Kirn; on Thursday, has kept trade union circles guessing. Has he gone to the Ma\ Day celebrations in Peking155 words
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Article46 1958-04-06 4 .Mr. David Marshall, leuder of the Workers' Party. left by Air India yesterday for a two-week holiday in Kashmir. He was accompanied by his brother. Mr. Sonny Marshall, and sister-in-law. Mrs. Norma Marshall. Both had arrived from Sydney earlier in the day.46 words
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Free dental service for staff urged
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Article172 1958-04-06 4 MALAYANS DO WELL IN STIFF EXAM THIRTEEN out of 35 Malayan doctors passed the difficult primary examination of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons held in Singapore n the past fortnight better record than last year The Dean of the University of Malaya s Medical Faculty. Prof. E. S. Monteiro.172 words
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Article, Illustration51 1958-04-06 4 The "Rudas Dancers"— (from left) Jean Michelles. Eileen O'Conner. Cathy Taylor and Coral Hudson— who passed through Singapore by Qantas-BOAC yesterday on their way to Calcutta for a season. They hope to perform in Singapore after their Calcutta tour. Sunday Times51 words
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Article, Illustration483 1958-04-06 4 CALL TO CITY COUNCIL TO SET AN EXAMPLE KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. MR. F. A. C. OEHLERS. newly-elected president of the Malayan Dental Association, tonight urged employers in Singapore and the Federation to provide free or subsidised dental treatment for their staff. Addressing the483 words
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Article271 1958-04-06 4 KIDNAP: CALL FOR DEATH PENALTY rpm: Singapore eniinent's plan to increase the maximum penalty for kidnapping for ransom from seven to 10 years, with a whip ping thrown in for Rood measure, brought protests from two millionaires \esterrt.iv >lr Kg Quec I president of the Singapore Rubber Parker sociation and271 words
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Article28 1958-04-06 4 DOG OFFENCE-$1 0 MUAR. Sat. Wong Wee Yee. 36. was fined $10 here for allowing a ferocious dog to be at large without a muzzle and proper control.28 words
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222 1958-04-06 4 SEHD OUK DOCTORS FOR HIGHER STUDIES' PENANC, Saturday. THE president of the British Medical Association, Malaya branch. Dr. Loh Cuan Lye, today warned there might be a shortage of specialist doctors in Malaya "in the near future." He urged the Government to send young doctors222 words
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Article118 1958-04-06 4 Salary cut is reason he resigned IPOH, Sat. THE executive secretary of the Malayan Chinese Association, Perak branch, Mr. Henry Leong, has tendered his resignation, effective from the end of this month. He told the Sunday Times today "I was asked to take a 50 per cent cut in salary118 words
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Article30 1958-04-06 4 Mr. Thio Chan Bee. principal of the Anglo-Chinese School, will addrev. the Rotary Club of 81ngai> its luncheon at the Cathajr Hotel at 1 p.m. on v. day.30 words
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204 1958-04-06 4 |POH, Sat. Almost all the rich archaeflogical sites in the limestone caves of Perils, Malaya s northernmost state, have been destroyed by padi farmers digging for guano fertiliser <bat droppings). The Federation Curator of Museum's. Mr. B. A. V. Peacock, who has just returned from204 words
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Advertisement188 1958-04-06 4 JMi I s m 1 1/ 1 1 1 \i A I r *v 111 y^ v I I I I y I I i I VJ| I l/l A^T Tco Lee Lee Sadeesh Raghavan f Dungun. Pcnang. Hk^ and that is exactly what these young people -.ire 1 l.*188 words
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Article, Illustration1657 1958-04-06 5 Allington Kennard - SCA NDISA "I A N A IRLINES SYSTEM ami CARAVELLE JETS CELEBRATE AN A VIA TION A NNI VERSA R V By Allington Kennard who flew to Copenhagen to attend the dinner commemorating the first anniversary of the S.A.S. Polar Service1,657 words
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Advertisement294 1958-04-06 5 but the Egyptians knew it ages ago! |)owers to overcome sickness! Time has since crumbled I Means to escape povert>! Egypt's walls, but it couldn't deKro» ledge, to bring happiness tiroy this formula for the control and peace of mind! .tkill and of life. In your hands, this kno* 1Kctiius294 words
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Advertisement118 1958-04-06 5 Shell's QBE is vital for today's modern cars Carbon deposits unless checked and oeutraiis- starting, pick-up and general running. Supcred. reduce the performance of car engines, shell with I.C.A. gives all the power you paid This is especially so with today's modern for all the power your engine is designed118 words
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Miscellaneous35 1958-04-06 5 SOLUTION TO MALAYAN MONTHLY CONTEST T f his is the solution to the Malayan Monthly's Word Puzzle Contest "T" for March, which the panel of judges held to five the most meritorious set of answers.35 words
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237 1958-04-06 6 There's a right one for every occasion FOUNDATION makeup, so much used by *ars and other cel-bnties, is |ust a> ■■<' t to any woanj one of the beaut fie--*>ed properly Foundation is used to proihe base for beauty much as a painter a canvas with a background tone before237 words
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Article, Illustration472 1958-04-06 6 SUSAN BARRIE - By SUSAN BARRIE QNE of the age-old Easter traditions. dear to women in many countries, is the Easter Parade. For the occasion every girl buys a fine new hat or, as it used to be called, an Easter bonnet. In Hyde Park. Un don,472 words
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Article, Illustration327 1958-04-06 6 Now the vase line enters for the fashion stakes of 1958 QRESSINC tor Easter holiday parties gives any girl plenty of scope for looking her nicest, especially as fashions vary from the sack line to the sophisticated sheath and the always popular, very feminine, short full-sk rted dress Looking at327 words
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Article314 1958-04-06 6 /GRANGES are always good v and plentiful In Malaya. and orange cake is a standing favourite with most people. Try making this moist appetising cne. Ymi need: 8 os. sell -raising flour; hi level teaspoonful of salt; 6 or. shortening; 8 oa. castor sugar: 3 ftggs: 4314 words
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325 1958-04-06 6 LOOK TO YOUR LEGS WITH THE NEW SKIRTS, EVERYBODY ELSE WILL! LOOK to your legs because with the new skirts, every one else will! If you want to win on points check your score with that of lovely June Laverick, who rates ten- plus for pretty legs Score two marks325 words
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Article99 1958-04-06 6 Costume lewellery w changing with the new fashion line, and at least one British firm Is manufacturing new "stones' in new colours, to «so with the latest clothes. Sun yellow blush pink, pale blue and cloud white are all used, and there is a beautiful silver white99 words
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Advertisement222 1958-04-06 6 B^taQM 1 P^ SfIVINGS UPTO LOVELY COCKTAIL PLAIN RAYON POPLIN DRESSES In a wide range ot Icvelv pastel > colours and 36" wide. F,n*l temfic HANDKERCHIEFS well-known Houses such j IMM S«lby. Brilkie. Susan Small reductwn. n various colours. 12 to each box. Prices Slashed To j USUALLY $1.50 yd222 words
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Advertisement256 1958-04-06 6 S^SSSW 3^ ■L*as^s^P^^^^ss By ~^rfkv SP" Sk ■B^ LOXENE brings new hair health to thousands! Not only women hut men also acclaim Loxene, the remarkable new shampoo and scalp treatment that gets hair and scalp REALLY dean. Instead of dull, lifeless hair, dry scalp and dandrur), thousands of families now256 words
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Article, Illustration1041 1958-04-06 7 Our traffic problem! As it appears to a visitor on holiday HAVING had a threeweek holiday in Singapore. I think your greatest problem Li your traffic What do you think We have greater pro~ housing, unemployment, to mm only two. The solution to the traffic problen is to build wider1,041 words
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Article365 1958-04-06 7 gane Le e' s HUMAN CASEBOOK I AM a married woman with three children. My husband is a miser. During Chinese New Year 1 gambled with a group of young men 10 years younger than myself, and was horrified to find that 1 had lost all the house, keeping money.365 words
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1049 1958-04-06 7 are performed only after the most careful medical examination. Your trouble may be due to glandular disturbances or lack of hormone harmony. But 1 agree that you need medical advice and I would urge you to seek it without delay.1,049 words
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Advertisement402 1958-04-06 7 Ste'&'COCxYLOPOL STOPS COUGHS, SOOTHES SORE, HOARSE THROAT 5 Times better! f^ft^yf^V^/^ n ns *o n *ly penetrates even $^M?'wiK tiniest "pockets" of memrVs4^S/^ brane surfaces. Safely destroys germs that .'-^y^^C^'^ I cause almost all respiratory *y*^/&fc'*'* l v s^& 1 infections. rj The only cough remedy made |7j Q not402 words
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Article, Illustration21 1958-04-06 8 FLOODS DELAY DRIVERS** THEN A RACE TO BEAT DEADLINE CHAN LYE CHOON a 90 m.p.h. dash21 words
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Article343 1958-04-06 8 SlOO-A-MONTH TAPPER TELLS HOW HUNGRY HARD-CORE BANDITS GAVE UP ON ESTATE KLANC, Saturday kJUNIANDY ATHIMUTHU, the tapper who helped seven terrorists to surrender here yesterday will rece.ve rewards totalling $7,000 1 1 >ld the Sunday Time* that he would probably iO-a-month Job and move to Singapore to setk343 words
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608 1958-04-06 8 GRAHAM SHORT - THREE CASUALTIES AT LEAST -HOT PACE BLAMED -By GRAHAM SHORT Sunday Times Motoring Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. A FLOODED STRETCH of road 60 miles south of Ipoh played havoc with driving schedules and fuel consumption in the 1958 Malayan Mobilgas Economy Run, which began here this morning. THE RESULT: Todays608 words
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229 1958-04-06 8 BUT IT'S U.S. IN ARCHITECTURE-EXPERT RUSSIA has beaten the rest of the world m town plannmg developments, according to an Australian town Dlannmg expert, Dr Ernest Fooks. who is investigating world progress in this field Dr. Fooks, who is now visiting Singapore will229 words
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Article24 1958-04-06 8 The Hospital Reserve of the S.ngapore Civil Defence Corps held its Easter dance at its clubhouse in Kolam Ayer Lane last night.24 words
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Article72 1958-04-06 8 Thieves broke into a sundry goods shop on Friday in Middle Road, Singapore, and escaped with cash and jewellery worth $96u The Indian owner of the shop said that he and his family went to church for the Good Friday service at 5 p.m. after72 words
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76 1958-04-06 8 AN 11 -year-old boy, Ang Chin Hume, was charged in a Singapore court yesterday with the murder of another boy. Chia Tiong Chia. also aged 11. on Friday at 5.4* p.m. in Covent Street. No plea was taken and Ang was remanded76 words
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238 1958-04-06 8 MALACCA, Sat. Siti Fatimah binte Baba, 18, took her life by drinking an arsenic solution because her parents objected to her marrying a 32-year-old Indian who already had a Malay wife, the Malacca Coroner, Mr. Ramanatha Iyer, was told today238 words
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330 1958-04-06 8 MAN HALL - 'ALL THE BEST' ON TAPE IN NINE TONGUES MAN HALL By A BIG international wed- ding will be held in Singapore tomorrow. Mr. Carl Schubert, the City Council's prosecuting officer, will be the bridegroom, Miss Pearl ("Paddy") Fort, an Army schoolteacher, will be the bride and Mr. Ralph Hoffman, the330 words
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Article19 1958-04-06 8 Thangarayan Singaiam. 33, was found hanging Inside a barber shop In Eng Hoe Road, Singapore, yesterday morning.19 words
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Advertisement53 1958-04-06 8 &9^LV I NYLON OR BRISTLE iM/^f BIM THADC HAM Be distinguished in your choice of a toothbrush. /■^^Vft Keep your teeth gleaming white with a Tek— the li^hilaS world's best toothbrush for teeth 2nd gums. j^^^^^mj (j2) ((t>W«mc*flo^^ I"// 7 V-^ V V Ullli II Im •*<• IHE aO&KEO COMPANY53 words
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Advertisement180 1958-04-06 8 S4 ORCHARD ROAD SINCAPORE PHONE ***** '"T ""'""il: ■MgL^^l Kuuj ox tike rfoac/ ■^atvV TWIM LAMPS **^jjp OWj SPOUTS COIL X MIRRORS 00^^ i R «LEX REFLECTORS Hl** BATTERt Mi >"" J~"t^ FILLER *ER* RER2 The abridged range of Lucas King of the Road Motorallties shown In thb advertisement, offers180 words
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Article115 1958-04-06 9 Cheers and tears at K.L. airport KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. There were cheers and tears Kuala Lumpur interi airport today as a j Britannia took off with a full load of pa-ssengers for Bur- idia and England. Hundreds of people jammed i the airport to bid farewell to relatives and friends.115 words
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227 1958-04-06 9 THE Mayor of Singapore, Mr. Ong Eng Guan, yesterday appealed to City Councillors to work together as a team for the interests of the people. Mr Ong was replying to the chairman of the Workers' Party, Mr. David Marshall, who on Thursday ;irrused227 words
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Article41 1958-04-06 9 I SEGAMAT. Sat— A British 1 soldier. Private V. R. Farmer. 22. was charged here with causing the death of Fatimah. four, by knocking her down awhile driving a motor-cycle. He was allowed bail in $1,000.41 words
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Article, Illustration625 1958-04-06 9 Not one Easter egg left in a record holiday rush EASffR DIP i OR LIONIt CASTER in Singapore K has brought new records in shop sales, attendances at entertainment centres and in the volume of holidaymakers moving between the Colony and the Federation. Celebrations will rearb their peak tomorrow, when625 words
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1081 1958-04-06 9 Francis Cooray - JENCKU ABDUL RAHMAN, the Prime Minister, appears to act like a powerful magnet on Communist bosses. In Colombo last month they wooed him persistently; here again they have also tried to lure him into their web. The reason for this anxious persistence is not1,081 words
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196 1958-04-06 9 NEW YORK. Sat. Tht New York Times today applauded Malaya's Prim e Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, for being "refreshing and realistic in his reply tc 35 British Labour Member.of Parliament who demandet i the withdrawal ot British iroops from Malaya. The newspaper quoted the MalayanReuter - 196 words
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Advertisement254 1958-04-06 9 as s The new in ROTOMO Proof of its popularity: in Australia the VICTA 4 1 r *'l outsells all other makes aM of power mowers combined. -Ai Easily stored has foldaway linndlr j fe/^B| Efficient engine cannot overheat f^^^^^^B Robust.... no lawn too fine, /m\ no jungle growth too254 words
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Article22 1958-04-06 10 the King of Sheets 1 PSJMH MSI O-'.ft.i. BMKSSJ* ml 'If i> k p wean. Blanket* at 17. Orchard I Maad22 words
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Article519 1958-04-06 10 ACID throwing is fiendish, And no one can claim that it is done on the spur of the moment; ordinary people do not carry phial* of vitriol in their pockets. Premeditated villainy is implicit in the act and the intention, whether it succeeds or nut, is to519 words
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Article, Illustration13 1958-04-06 10 'Frankly, I'm all for the Anthem being playedclears the cinema in no time'13 words
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Article, Illustration1557 1958-04-06 10 EDWARD E. SINCLAIR - The women behind Khrushchev EDWARD E. SINCLAIR Inside Story- by -m MRS. KHRUSHCHEV- I OWE ALL TO HER,' SAYS NIKITA EX AT ERIN A FURSTSEVA-HER RISE WAS METEORIC aw> I RON AND STEEL, sometimes smiling, but always deadly that is Nikita Khrushchev, the most powerful man in Russia today. The1,557 words
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Advertisement665 1958-04-06 10 i L ASSIFIKI) \l>-. Ie w.r4, im MMm NBO-CKEE- Bitwesn Victor ien son of Mr. ft 4 let. ft Bfa 'cne* •rt Dlckaen) en 64ii mmmi Oim X;.»: K.n. Mh aw of the late Mr Ong Song Quee and Martaen f**** Ouek Hiang. to Ctata Meow Huay. 4th dauahter of665 words
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Advertisement9 1958-04-06 10 SCHMIDT 4. CO M LTD. po aox am. singapom9 words
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Advertisement32 1958-04-06 10 Next Week The Khrushchevs at Home /it pays to ask for it >g by name FROM PAftlS TO PENANO AND xf^^V/ FROM SINGAPORE TO STOCKHOLM A i^ ihe best fh« world over32 words
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Article, Illustration81 1958-04-06 11 Siamese beauties from 'The Bridge call at Times House Three beautiful Siamese film actresses yesterday visited Times House in River Valley Road. Thep spent about 30 minutes going round the departments. They are (from left) Miss Ngamtha Suphapongse, 23. Miss Kannikar Dowklee. 20. and Miss Yawanart Pun yachote. 25. who81 words
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Article41 1958-04-06 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Bat. Wln» Commander R. G rd, one of the '.our principal operational planning officers to the Director of Operations, left Kuala Lumpur for England this mornIng on completion of his tour of service in Malaya.41 words
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193 1958-04-06 11 FELIX ABISHECANADEN - $50-mil. building projects for Federal capital FELIX ABISHECANADEN By KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. AN estimated S5O-rnillion is being invested by busmessmen to provide the Federal capital with multistoreyed buildings and housing estates Tie Municipality has passed plans for five multistoreyed constructions, and appl'cations for five other six-to-nine-storey buildings are .>eing examined.193 words
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90 1958-04-06 11 2 candidates are returned unopposed KUALA LUMPUR. Sat An UMNO and a Pan-Mala-yan Islamic Association candidate were today returned unopposed for Bandar Lama and Pangkal Changgong wards, respectively, in the j Machang <Keiantan> town (lection when nomination s closed. The two men were Inche i Yaacob bin Ismail <UMNO» and90 words
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Article38 1958-04-06 11 At your cinemas Kuantan CATHAY: Joe Macbeth 10 30 a.m. China Variety Show Marriage Between Fairy And Man i 230. 7 BEX: RlAfi 10.30 a.m.; Tong I Pale Poo Tim Chow Hiong t Cantonese" 230. 7. 9 15.38 words
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Article22 1958-04-06 11 WH4V: Toughest Man Alive 0 45 a.m.; La« Vrgas Shakedown 3. 7.15. 9.30. LIDO: Band of Angels 12.30. 3. 9.30.22 words
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Article33 1958-04-06 11 A youth was caught redhanded by a policeman while he was going through the pockets of a sleeping sailor In the garden of a house In Holland Road. Singapore early yesterday.33 words
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Article25 1958-04-06 11 Singapore police yesterday recovered an unserviceable 38 calibre revolver from a dustheap in Kirn Chuan Road after receiving a tip by phone.25 words
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Article454 1958-04-06 11 FOUR GET $2,500 EACH IN MM PUZZLE CONTEST THE Jackpot m The Malayan Monthly Contect "J" (March) was no: wot.. The Jackpot for Contest "U" (April) will. thereTOre. be 555.000. There will be the usual $5,000 in consolation prizes Subject to re-scrutlny. four entrants in454 words
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Article, Illustration420 1958-04-06 11 DEV SHRIDHAR - BURGLARS AMASS SMALL FORTUNES THROUGH CARELESS HOUSEHOLDERS Rewards to fight housebreakers By DEV SHRIDHAR A BAMBOO pole, a piece of string and an improvised hook have helped a number of Singapore's small-time crooks to amass small fortunes. With the implements the burglars wait for a careless420 words
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Article, Illustration79 1958-04-06 11 .Miss Sybil Tan. who hopes to be elected 1958 s Ideal Working Girl at a contest to be held during the K.itons Young Christian Workers' Easter ball at the Singapore Badminton Hall tonight. Three bands will provide music for dancing, from 9 pin to 2 a.m. Joan79 words
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Article272 1958-04-06 11 WHAT'S ON TODAY WESLEY METHODIST CHL'KCH: Easter sunrise service, church lawn, 4 Port Canning Road. 6.30 a.m.; combined Sunday School (Senior Junior Departments) Easter programme 8.30 am., Easter worship services 10 a.m. and 5.30 p.m. In church sanctuary. YOUNG CHRISTIAN WOEKESS, KATONti: Easter bail election of 1958 Ideal Working Girl—272 words
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Article53 1958-04-06 11 TODAY: Singapore 12.30 p.m. Oft. 41n.): Kuantan 10.38 a.m. Oft. 3in.» 10.23 p.m. (7ft.): Trengganu 9.55 a.m. (sft. 9in.i 9.16 p.m. (3ft. Sin.). TOMORROW: Singapore 1224 a.m. (9ft. tiin 1.21 p.m. (Bft. 9in.>; Kuantan 11.27 a.m. Oft. 4in.) 10.56 p.m. (6ft 6in.); Trengganu 10.44 a.m. (6ft. lln.) 9.4153 words
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Article21 1958-04-06 11 The Singapore Trades Union Congress will meet today to appoint a 15-man commltte to plan May Day celebrations.21 words
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Advertisement233 1958-04-06 11 IPt© HIMALAYA tailing on Mrti May 1958 tor Colombo. Aden. Sue*. Port Said. LISBON arriving LONDON 2nd |«ne. BUILDERS: VICKERS-ARMSTRONC LIMITED. Barrcw-,n-Furness. LAUNCHED sth October 1948 CROSS TONS: 27.955 SPEED: 22 knots Air-Conditioned Dining Saloon. LIMITED FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE Penintular Oriental Steam Navigation Company Enquiries to: SINGAPORE PENANG ISLAY233 words
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Article, Illustration246 1958-04-06 12 Just fiction, but it might turn it into fact THE animal study in the top left hand corner of this page won the first prize of $30 this week for Chiang Hin Choy, 42-B Lim Liak Street, Singapore 3 an excellent example of a first-class picture.246 words
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Article110 1958-04-06 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. About $4,250,000 is being spent by the Malayan Railway to remake 30 miles of track between here and Penang. Once this link is completed about June, fast diesel s will again run between the two states. r far 14 out of the 26110 words
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Advertisement649 1958-04-06 12 NO OTHER AIRUNE OFFERS YOU SO MUCH! k If*'' PS>^P* TA «*^^^bS^f fc- Mf i*W^^ atwT k^L***)' ttk\ r iI I s> LB i mi jr* a mm to mm* LUXURIOUS LOWER-DECK LOUNGE ll spend happy huum in the atti active club lounge ol your hit; double-decked Super "Strato" dipper*649 words
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Miscellaneous184 1958-04-06 12 ACROSS: 1 Countersigns t»). UOW.N: 1 Pit 10) t W«g--7 Mineral (3); 10 Cunning (3». jjj j^^b? to ST? Ad&U 11 Tiny (3); 13 roui stretch ,3): 6 Disgraces <8i; 7 Stone I4li 13. ClltT (4). IS Sldewaya (4): 8 Pish In the Ught? »3>; i 8); 17 PUament (6);184 words
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Article, Illustration509 1958-04-06 13 Lonesome hits end of the road alone and so unloved He was the ace of cads, rotten to the very core pRANKLY I am flummoxed. For I have just seen a flim and I do not know whether I like it or not. Which is a very peculiar position for509 words
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187 1958-04-06 13 f FAILED to appreciate the special methods and techniques employed by Dr. Paul ('/inner to film the wonderful dancing of "THE BOLSHOI BALLET". To me it seemed he sat in a box seat and used a telephotc >:*" Then daubbed the187 words
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Article197 1958-04-06 13 NATIONAL SHORT WAVE SERVICE 41 saetresSINGAPORE Medium wave 476 metres KUALA UMI'IR Medium wave 341 metres. PENANG Medium wave 366 metres. IPOH Median wave 3M metres. MALACCA Medium wave 297 metres. EASTER SINDAY A.M. 715 Good Morning to Listeners' 7.16 Morning Serenade; 7.30 The News; 7 35197 words
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Article317 1958-04-06 13 WINNER this week though not by a wide margin la Django, a re-Issue of some of the best of D]ango Relnhardt. the guitarist with a withered left hand. Django may not be wellknown to the younger set of today but to the cognoscente his ■mm will never317 words
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Article257 1958-04-06 13 A BUTLER TAKES BULLOCKS BY HORN lAM always saddened by the man who feels that anything another does he can do better. And then proceeds to fall flat on his face. This chastened fate Is the unhappy experience .of Henry Koster In his remake of that excellent comedy, "MY MAN257 words
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Advertisement396 1958-04-06 13 M B^B^i^Bß^HßVi^Bß^Bß^feß^Bß^Hg^Hßi^Hil^Hi^KlßßaeißßßßM-SB*lBaBBBBB*lSBa^^^^^^^^^Ba^^^^BBBBBBBBBBBBBBB«BB «l cXgiigCitCgii I M J W*U«1?I r^" MOW SHOWING! f. .til i.il .-i Prices: S4.M. 13.N, $IM. VMIIUM BOII'IV ALt( GIINMsn |\(H HAWKENS 13 <>■ sun.p, "Tkt Bridgt Oi TW Rivir Kwai" i^h«*eofc.r J PhM! Catkey Newt: -NANYANG t'NIVERSITY OPENING 2 CEREMONY" (Maad.l. >T <% _NO net lISTS396 words
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Advertisement534 1958-04-06 13 ?*i\» *fIHL HtV«_isfL f LHIU-S^t Not REVISED Ttaws J Shwtr* at /./.>. 1. «i .9. JO 150 MINUTES! NORMAL PRICES! MARLON BKANDO <>O A V /> fU A D A recnnlrama MIIKO TAKA OMTUHMnM Tech. (WB). Tonight M'nite "GIVE ME A KISS" Mandarin (SB). Today 8.30 a.m.: "TARZAN THE LOST534 words
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Advertisement806 1958-04-06 14 \fLllZmmm^%mJmimm\ Wm\ tw'mWW^M S Vj. J tf>ww >«r wo*? r«« »Mcr»c>»i py>»r I A I Rad>o. *o da> yaateit pro'attioe, wenH rra.nad him i Ja^H a*9en- y. Rad>e repair eoqlaaats, sowed |^p> I breeacast anqtneers. eaectftive*. etc.. ere w biej I sisiwansl Vast aew Was ct oppose*'** »r* epetxaaj ap806 words
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Miscellaneous1454 1958-04-06 14 ■^j^g^ Ay EDGAiI /^/CJF BURROUGHS^J=L- V^jp \3§r 1 WS? HOPING TO SOLVE OLU'S 7EATH, WWiCw jpj£* _*^*^*"~Xjr PuC^wEK TOvvKS^tEA^.'A.tZ^s fti it 3 -s /i r-iERRE AME7 QUiOCLV, THEN SUCV6NLV CAUCH T A SCEMT-- «j /^^>-TpTias!*SHOUT§7 ThE NATivE i^C^Mf PIKE 7- AN7 TmE TrViSTiwS COUL7 THIS PE THE ClkTAu &lmwElk *SO1,454 words
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Miscellaneous238 1958-04-06 15 THB CISCO XIV. M^ f**ouYit* NO, C'6CO, I'M^S OH -HO.' 1U.66T BOTH x N C OHHHH.' s C F r 6CT TO THB ROOF, I'LL AFTER HIAA. 1 PONT LEL? jV\ \^^J.^J AW BAC< 0\ V^ ALL IOSMT, COM* AH «T MI 1 fIT WOULP 96 JfVB'S GOT THEFTS LIKE238 words
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Miscellaneous644 1958-04-06 16 Stiff ££X -J)-* iUI RfKJ 8 5 toB <o LLAC^ 1 E f" ©t^T I WPh/T TU«K() cOOP/ THSKJ NOU I TvvEAJTvAvOU HIR&P ME AT JLJ gur WHEN) THE TH»£^ \vlffTUfe l£ ITS |7^W^ SCOTCH BiOOD 7~£**Y PE€ C>»« TO TW» VMOKiT *VKjp WfliT»M<3 (>€•- J fIOO PEC PAy To644 words
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Article, Illustration1385 1958-04-06 17 ALAN BRIEN - A THOUSAND GATECRASHERS AT HER FABULOUS WEDDING by Continuing The Soraya Story THE frail, gnarled 70-year-old Grand Vizier Hussein Ala told newspapermen gathered in Teheran's Marble Palace in October. 1950: "The wedding ot Mile Soraya Esfandiary and His Imperial Majesty the Shah will take place on December 27. It will1,385 words
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Article, Illustration348 1958-04-06 17 Friday, March 28.— THE heavy rain that 1 fell on the 26th. and 27th by filling the well has put a stop to manhandling water from the stream The Tuan came back on the 25th from a 12 daj> stay at Johore Bahru hospital As the part-time348 words
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Advertisement310 1958-04-06 17 v afw r* IP -A WJJM Whitens Your Skin Secretly and Quickly No longer rtead ruu •dmire otters wish that your \k\n was as I<M and attractive as theirs On* Millmar, s will make you •qually charming Continued applications will surprise you c nvince you that there is only on*310 words
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Advertisement13 1958-04-06 17 -UEXT WEEKThe sad search for £^fe a doctor with a different diagnosis. J&tte13 words
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Advertisement210 1958-04-06 17 WJ fi9 akL VI *V V I^*l 111 0m T" >-^ i WJf V f\ I^^'^BmmiaW* I StVKtMJMC YOUR 8.0.A.C. APPOINTED TRAVEL AGENT Don't let the details of travel get you down. Just go to your nearest 8.0.A.C. Appointed Travel Agent and leave everything in his sate, experienced hands. He210 words
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Article133 1958-04-06 18 AM aulomjii. i \r in the boot »I a car Ml milt warn*, a «1 < r>inc hi» < M uh.-n ne is approaching d-t object but al»o ruts th- ignition win n be «rts to < lor- to it. it ».i invented by133 words
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Article112 1958-04-06 18 ACKOBS: 1. Passwords. 1. Ore. 10. Art. 11. Wee. 12. Span. 13, Scar. 15. Edgeways. 17, Thread 19. Reel. 20, Tab. 31. Ball. 22. Diluted. 24. Lawn. 27. Thief. 29. Eggs. 31. Insults. 33, Tang. 35, See. 37, Earn 38, Feeler. 40. Medicine 43. Role. 44. Arid. 45.112 words
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Article, Illustration941 1958-04-06 18 This low slinky job will win popularity poll NEW model in the increasingly popular French Simca range makes its debut this year. It is the Vedette Chambord. a low, slinky |ob completely up-to-the-minute in every respect. Taking American design standards as a criterion it is the most n Continental car941 words
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Article146 1958-04-06 18 The Star is seen in operation A.N absorbing him ••The Thiee. Pointed Star" a rel.'ienee ot course li> ihe emblem of the Daimler-Benz organisation wav special!* screened in Singapore as t week to audiences of Mercede* owners, motoring v business organisations inn Press representatives Produced in Germain for worldwide circulation146 words
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68 1958-04-06 18 THE STRONG MEN RECEIVE GIFTIT'S A PLATFORM The Singapore Amateur Weightlittinii Federation will soon received a new wooden platform on which the Singapore team to the Asian Games will be able to train. The plattorm is being donated by Mr Fong Peng Chee of Sng Chew Sawmill, an ardent welghtllftlng68 words
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387 1958-04-06 18 KOH'S FIVE- IN -A- ROW SPARKS 9-4 WIN FOR CHINESE Xl ALA WMPIK. Saturda>. \f AI.AYAN Chinese and .Malayan Indians remaini?l ed the unbeaten teams in the Football \s M ciation of Malaya soccer carnival at the Mi of the second day's matches at Merdeka Stadium tonight. Chinese, who beat387 words
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151 1958-04-06 18 IT UAL A LUMPUR, Sat— M.ilaj- an Indians proved to.. for Malayan E om the> whipped 6-1 In the FA M carnival here tonight. Playing for the first time as a team. Eurasians, though overwhelmed, were far from disgraced While Indians made the most of151 words
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219 1958-04-06 18 CAMBRIDGE TRIUMPH AGAIN IN BOAT RACE LONDON. Sal pAMBRIDCih won Hie mv UT-varMty bout UN tour and a Quarter mile.s of the Thames today. beating Oxford by three and a halt lengths in the ta.->t time of 18min. 15sec. Though not a record, it was •he third ne in the219 words
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146 1958-04-06 18 I/UALA LUMPUR, Sal. 1V Sharuddin, the 16-year-old Federation Military College sprinter, has been invited to take part in the exhibition athletics meet here on Wednesday. Taking part in the meet, to be held at the Merdeka Stadium under floodlights, will be the five visiting American146 words
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410 1958-04-06 18 JOHN MARKS - The name's the same and it's a famous one at that By JOHN MARKS A FAMOUS English cricketing name will soon be appearing in reports of cricket matches in Singapore The name is JOE HARD. STAFF but you won't be seeing the famous England and Nottinghamshire open, ins batsman in410 words
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Advertisement48 1958-04-06 18 PACTS YOU MUST KNOW Model 180 D gives 44 8 M.P.C. on diesel fuel Model 180 D gives 150.000 miles before major overhaul Model 1 80 D needs only very low maintenance cost It costs you /ess than 11 cents per mile to operate a MODEL 180 D48 words
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317 1958-04-06 19 Negri need 12 runs to avert the follow-on SKREMBAN, Saturday. SEMBILAN were in a prirariOils position ;il the end of the iirst day's i Hun cricket mulch against SHangor MR today. At the close, Negri, 88 runs for seven, needed 12 runs to avert following on behi:d Selangors first innings317 words
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Article262 1958-04-06 19 KUALA I I MPIK SatSingapore swimmers gained a big lead at the «nd of the fin>t day of the. quadrangular Easter aquatic meet at the Chin Woo pool here today. The Colony team st-ored 4."i points Penanc scored H. Perak one and Selangor nil262 words
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Article, Illustration311 1958-04-06 19 IIHIIIIMMIMnillllllllllllllllllMIHIMIMIIIIIIIIIllllllMIIIIMIMIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItllllllllllllUlllinillllllllllllllllllJilllllllH'IIMIIIIII! THE HEAT HAS AFFECTED THEIR PERFORMANCES Pfl of the Inited States top track and field athletes and their manager and coach. Major Jesae R Liscomb. Athletic Director at Fort Lee. Virginia, flew into Singapore last night with one complaint the heat. Major Liscomb.311 words
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Article20 1958-04-06 19 AUGUSTA. Sat.' Torakichi Nakamura of Tokyo qualified for the world round of the Masters golf championship here yesterday.20 words
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Article301 1958-04-06 19 ITUALA LUMPUR, Sat. —The Selangor Golf Club champion, H. D. Matheson, led the eight qualifiers in the Malayan golf championships here today. Matheson's score for the 36 holes was 157. 81 ior the Irst 18 holes and 76 for the second. Today* qualifying rounds were not without301 words
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Article29 1958-04-06 19 The Quek Hock Seng and Singapore Green Eakle basketball team.- will make a two-week tour of Sarawak for a series of 16 matches from Apr. 12.29 words
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Article31 1958-04-06 19 PHILADELPHIA, Sat. KM Gavilaa. of Cuba, former welterweight boxing champion of tt» world, won a split decuino ant Ralph (Tiger) Jones In a 10--round bout here last night ReuterReuter - 31 words
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311 1958-04-06 19 ENGLISH SCOTTISH SOCCER RESULTS DIVISION ONE Antenal v Notts. For. (postponed. ground water-logged) Asten I West Brom 1 Blackpool 3 Newcastle 2 1 Ki.llmm U Man. I it* bverton Tottenham 4 Lerds 'I Shef. Wed Leicester 5 Burnley S Luton Chelsea I Man. I'nited 0 Preston t Sundrrland 1 Birmincham311 words
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Article99 1958-04-06 19 |>OSTON. Bat.— Finn KobO bero of Denmark the defending champion entered the final of the men's singles In the United States badminton championships last night when he beat Don Davis (U.S.) 15-6. 15-1. Earlier in the quarterfinals Kobbero had beaten Mike Roach of Baltimore 15 5.Reuter - 99 words
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Article38 1958-04-06 19 NEW HAVEN. Sat.— A two-year-old record held by Jlro Nagasawa of Japan was smashed here yesterday when William Yonyk £warn the 220-yard butterfly event in 2min. iBsec. in the United States Amateur Athletic Union's national championships—Reuter38 words
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Article143 1958-04-06 19 A HI -STAND between Bili Florence 61 > and Drurey '43) was the highlight in their abandonee cricket match between RAF Changi and V M.B.A. at Ba-le.-tier Road yesterday. In a stay of 90 minute* Florence hit eight fours In his 61 while Drurey hit143 words
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Article451 1958-04-06 19 LIM KEE CHAN - By LIM KEE CHAN /\NLY three of Singapore's eight prospective Asian Games boxers succeeded in winning titles in the Singapore A.B.A. open championships which concluded at the Great World last night. They were flyweight V. Kesavan. bantamweight Roy- j ston Lazarou and featherweight Woo451 words
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Article30 1958-04-06 19 Cpl. Len Newell (Army) won the 10-mile time trial cycling event held at Tampenls Road yesterday. Second was SAC. Ted Coates (Seletar CRC) and third SAC. Booth (Changi >.30 words
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254 1958-04-06 19 PRICE AND KIRKHAM IN 106-RUN STAND KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.—Singapore Cricket Club were saved from a collapse by a ninth wicket partnership of 106 runs In then annual cricket match against Selangor Club which started on the padanv today. Singapore went in to bat vhh i tv o players short and254 words
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Advertisement483 1958-04-06 19 I LABBIFI£D A! M \<»l K ME VICE* *~i, i mmm i* uje <mtm., WaUTS IN STORK a* Mil »:urea ->LE INN— SO* na\e Cbaounc aVwan lor Prume Pax u^j PWJOHAL A ITUtTIOM— CUuan »w-v Parlour, TaaHi lao. laagla* Roao— 3 *«V ASIA IHAVIX BCHVICB cnasflate Lratet aarvKc aarrsoe cDaxac.483 words
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Advertisement638 1958-04-06 19 Why do so many Doctors use one <*? particular k Soap? ifigW \N I «oa c»rr «oae>re« wbt m Bin aoctor^ ia thru o«n mtrttr** aat Wright (oal l*r Soaa ia wash •Mr hawas? TW reawHi K that rhry ha«f faaea W right kersn their hana* v>ft(r ssara sssMti«c sad.638 words
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Article70 1958-04-06 20 101 AI. POOI El tat. No. 534D35 (SIM.M*) 2nd No *****5 <<54K3.-?. 3rd. No. 433KK4 (Stt.ttS) STARTERS (53.384 each): Nos. *****4: S92SS2; *****3: 171!HM>: *****6: *****4: 3605«5: MCStS: 3t2766. CONSOLATION 51. 817 eacht: >.(»« Mtltt; M "> 1»924«: *****1: 11. KM, ISMU; 3320:;:: *****5: FORECAST TOT£: Race70 words
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303 1958-04-06 20 EPSOM je*:i » - |{KILLI.\.NT SI HOLAK, with apprentice hns Dragon in the saddle, yesterday won the Spring (up over a mile at Hukit Timah after a photon' ni>h with Shamrock Slipper (Mickey Donnelly). Brilliant Scholar won by a head. Third, a lenuth and a half behind Shamrock Slipper,303 words
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Article, Illustration33 1958-04-06 20 MR. ANDRE RIYTER of Singapore leads in The Brave One (Kitson Ltong up), the winner of the first race at Bukit Timah yesterday Sunday Times picture.33 words
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197 1958-04-06 20 FAM wants to engage All-India coach KUALA LUMPUR. S. The Pakistan Nationa. soccer team, who will be taking part in the Asian Game.' soccer competition at Tokyo next month, will play twe matches against the Federation at Kuala Lumpur on May 13 and 15. Mr. Kwok Km Kcng. secretary of197 words
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2041 1958-04-06 20 Race One < I ISfl DIV. 1— FIRS. Result Stables 1111. BR*\l ONE 8 8 (867 520) Leonj 1 4 Hood Hero 8 7 1 136 100) Johnson 2 (U) Thr Coara 8 6 (2444—876) Franklin 3 111) Lady Seartet 8 12,041 words
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Advertisement138 1958-04-06 20 '0/ aa» Qr*» 1^ i J7 TITCJMInC)UNatfAKAM.I MAINS»tINC fi\AM CARGO? Ca//Jn iifaj'uda ij moanesMM amways We can handle all your f* freight problems to Jndo- >^/ ncsia and Bangkok. Phone ***** *****/8 A y GARUDA INDONESIAN AIRWAYS Ist FLOOR BANK OF CHINA BUILDING ■aaaaj Y43 WviS&SZ^A $t*pM6 fix DE 61138 words
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