The Straits Times, 1 February 1959
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Title Section15 1959-02-01 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES 1 JfSai it* Mat* No. 1,223 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1959 20 CENTS15 words
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Article, Illustration784 1959-02-01 1 'AND HERE COMES THE CROWD LED BY 8 'LIONS' 'What a start for our year of opportunity!' SINGAPORE, Sat. OPENING the Singapore Constitution Exposition this evtnmg, the Chief Minister, Tun Lim Yew Hock, said that the fair was something new and on a larger scale784 words
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Article, Illustration330 1959-02-01 1 FRANCIS THOMAS RESIGNS And Af.P.D. Hair takes orer CiNCAPORE, Sat. Mr. Francis Thomas, Minister for Communications and Works, resigned today from the Government. Announcing this, a Government statement said: "The Governor, after consultation with the Chief Minister, has decided to appoint Mr. M. f. D. Nair, at present Assistant Minister330 words
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1044 1959-02-01 1 SIT YIN FONG - SIT YIN FONG By SINGAPORE, Saturday AMASS of humanity 60,000 strong streamed through the brilliantly lit grounds of the Constitution Exposition at Kallang tonight. Lovely weather favoured the fair and as the searchlights probed the skies thousands, young and old, poured1,044 words
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Article127 1959-02-01 1 HALIFAX, (Nova Scotia), Sat. Hopes were dimming rapidly today for the rescue of any of the 94 passengers and crew of the Danish freighter Hans Hedtoft last reported "slowly sinking" after hitting an iceberg oft the Greenland coast last night. The German trawler JohannesReuter; UPI - 127 words
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236 1959-02-01 1 R. CHANDHAN - Comet IV in record flight to S'pore R. CHANDHAN By who leaves today in the Comet for Colombo as a guest of BOAC. SINGAPORE. Sat. A BOAC Comet IV streaked into the airport here from Hong Kong tonight to claim two records: The Comet did the trip In four hours236 words
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Article18 1959-02-01 1 DULLES FOR LONDON BONN. Sit— lS. SecDtdlei will i Msday London, and Bonn, diploi i I'l18 words
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Advertisement155 1959-02-01 1 DIAMOND RINGS... THE RINGS YOU SELECT AS THE CON STANT REMINDER OF YOUR LOVE AND DEVOTION NEED NOT BE COSTLY, BUT THEY MUST ABOVE ALL BE BEAUTIFUL AND OF THE FINEST QUALITY AT S.P.H. YOU WILL FIND THfc PERFECTION YOU SEEK. S. P. H. DE SILVA LTD. 45, High St.155 words
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Article, Illustration1587 1959-02-01 2 [teiko horinouchi - Her suicide cleared the way for Akihito's love [teiko horinouchi THE ROMANCE OF THE CROWN PRINCE AND THE MILLER'S DAUGHTER by THE romance between Japan's 25--year-old Crown Prince Akihito and the 24-year-old common c r, Michiko Shoda, at one time endangered the Imperial dynasty. Akihito was prepared to sacrifice his1,587 words
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Article, Illustration40 1959-02-01 2 Crown Prince Akihito met his fiancee on a tennis court and here they are shown cutting a cake at their Tokyo tennis club. Inscribed in English, the cake was a gift from their friends to mark their engagement.40 words
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Article, Illustration1627 1959-02-01 3 ART COHN - WOMAN TRO UBLE ART COHN by- WHEN HIS WIFE (LEFT) DIED THE GOSSIP STARTED...WHEN JOAN BLONDELL (RIGHT) WANTED TO MEET TODD SHE HAD TO TURN UP IN ALL KINDS OF DISGUISES IN HOSPITAL Michael Todd begged: 'You've got to keep this out of the papers." He stammered as he always1,627 words
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Advertisement520 1959-02-01 3 Be Proud of Your English Are you content with the way you speak and write? a \r i 11 Are you sure that you are not making mis- A VdlUdblP takes that cause people to underrate you? WWMIV Never has the importance of effective speech and rnrr /\riririFfc writing been520 words
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Article, Illustration463 1959-02-01 4 CINCAPORE. Sat.— The Chief Minister, Tun Lim Yew Hock, held a telephone conversation this evening with the Federation's Deputy Prime Minister, Dato Abdul Raxak, from the grounds of the Singapore Constitution Exposition at Kallang. Here is the text of the conversation: CHIEF463 words
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Advertisement271 1959-02-01 4 > iNk Ifellllllfl f^m I m I t JtM^k'^^^^^^. J^^rl Some day, perhaps, they will build cars that can both '•"V.V.V.V.V.V.V.\/^?g^, ;.{-^:^fc^ yiTj^m^y glide along the road and soar into the air. Instead of toiling uwM^cifci^fflß^^m 'jf^fy t T *V '■yi'V J /,^^^rJ /Hf^ J^*'^ft '<el^l*Z o -iiJw Meanwhile, let's271 words
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Article, Illustration85 1959-02-01 5 LION DANCE: SWIRLING BALLOONS CATCH SPIRIT OF THE DAY Dragon dancers meander their way into the Singapore constitution exposition, after it was declared open by the Chief Minister, Tan Lim Yew Hock last night. The troupe, belonging to the Chin Bu Athletic Association, is85 words
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Article, Illustration85 1959-02-01 5 YIPs v.ilk into the fair ground after the opening ceremony. Picture shows: (From left) Mr. Lim Kee Ming, Toh Puan Lim, Tun Lim Yew Hock, Mr. Ko Teck Kin, and Mrs. Ko. Sunday Times picture. Receptionists get drinks for the YIPs at the reception hall85 words
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Article220 1959-02-01 5 Ko: Our role in the world SINGAPORE, Sat. THE president of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Mr Ko Teck Kin, said at the opening this evening that the commercial, industrial and cultural exhibits, both local and foreign, at the fair "exemplify the international role we play in world affairs." He220 words
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Article39 1959-02-01 5 SINGAPORE, Sat. A suicide verdict was recorded todiy it the inquest on Ho Toh Enfe. 55. who jumped from Ward 23. on the third floor of the General Hospital. on Dec. 14 last year.39 words
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308 1959-02-01 5 All Negri now 'white' -and the 364,000 people in State rejoice SEREMBAN, Sat. Ten thousand people cheered today when the Regent declared all Negri Sembilan "white" in a ceremony on the padang here. For the 364.000 people in the State, it means the end of the shooting war— and the308 words
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Article61 1959-02-01 5 Kuanfau CATHAY: Love Many Splendoured Thing 10.30 a.m.; Ttga Dara 12.30, 2.30, 7. 9.30; HEX: Escape To Burma 10.45. a.m.; Mata Hart (Malay) 12.30, 2 30, 7, 9.30. Kola Itli.iru ODEON: Wyoming Renegade 9.45 a.m.; In Love And War 12.30. 3, 7 15, 9.30; LIDO: Paisa HI Pals*61 words
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Advertisement396 1959-02-01 5 This btmililul ititn- '•^HBBR^ j puce Port or Shtrry j. J 'el is one example oi ihr many umiljr I frdylii A suites in the Waterlord Glass range. I "<•:-;.■." "T-- jl /■lil ft '/A tlit Iki > c**V Jrw i <- t m^M»> S^P > V* r\ < V396 words
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Susan Barrie's Sunday Page
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Article, Illustration435 1959-02-01 6 Colony women prepare for a Royal visit QRESSINC or Royal occasions means not only wearing the loveliest and mosi stinguished clothes you can, but taking more than ordinary care wit. accessories jewellery and make-up. Next month 'ince Philip vill visit Malaya, and already women are rushing to their tailors ano435 words
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Article, Illustration63 1959-02-01 6 Contrast in formal evening gowns. Marjorie wears a ball gown made from 52 yards of shadow-print pink pure silk, with a moulded decollete bodice and huge, billowing skirt. Eunice wears a sheath-like reception dress of black duchesse satin, with a floating back panel and63 words
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453 1959-02-01 6 A special effort is needed to look your best for big evening Q ROOM ING for formal occasions is just as important as the dress you choose, and needs a special effort well ahead of the event if you are to look your best on the big evening. Those who453 words
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Article187 1959-02-01 6 HERE Is another recipe from "Cooking from the Commonwealth," which the author Kobin Howe calls Malay Pudding, or Wattalappam. He adds that although this is of Mala /an origin, it has become so typically Ceylonese that It was served to the Queen on her visit to the island during187 words
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125 1959-02-01 6 Paris sheds the sack: Bosoms back rE 1959 Paris fashion showings have brought in the Lillian Russell look, says Peggy Massin from the French capital. The silhouette is moving to another era of pinched waistlines, rounded bosoms and padded arched hips. It was the New Look of 1947 and it125 words
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Advertisement445 1959-02-01 6 J i ON YOUR OWN TWO FEET Make up your own mind about Tampax I Don't wait for someone else to come and lead you by the hand you're net thnt kinj of person. You like to be first with new fashions and new ideas. What's keeping you from trying445 words
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Advertisement469 1959-02-01 6 BEWAIISj I IS THE I VV H I S X'K Pj 1 OF CREAT*Ct- jj No other dnnk n quite pOP,|) DpU/nr&SO^ rrfrahing v Scotch Whnkv l» o E pS til You can dnnk it short or lent I )i_ i»»»ta r-»tfl V' I i» the mood uket you, but469 words
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559 1959-02-01 7 JUDGE NOTES 'EMOTIONAL STRESS 9 BUT RULES APPLICATION MUST BE REJECTED Crown: He should have sought quashing of order SINCAPORE, Saturday. MR. JUSTICE AMBROSE in the High Court today dismissed with costs the application of Mr. T. T. Rajah, a Ceylon-born Singapore lawyer, for a559 words
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Article61 1959-02-01 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Malayan Air Training Corps held a Commandant's Parade this afternoon at its headquarters in Kallang in honour of its new Commandant. Wing Commander Roland Park. The nine school squadrons comprising 230 cadets were led by a guard of honour. More than 5061 words
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Article, Illustration216 1959-02-01 7 Mrs. Loire finds a piece of priceless loot SINGAPORE, Sat. Mrs. Christina Loke. wife of millionaire Mr. Loke Wan Tho. has recently acquired an authentic Honan marble statue looted from the Summer Palace in Peking The statue is her proudest possession and holds pride of place in the spacious entrance216 words
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Article34 1959-02-01 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Rev. Oscar Guinn of the Wesley Methodist Church will speak on "The Christian Answer to Communism" tomorrow at 7 p.m at 4 Fort Canning Road to the Methodist Fellowship.34 words
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119 1959-02-01 7 Mother of 7 had 30 packets of opium- $150 SINGAPORE. Sat— A mother of seven was arrested for possession of 30 packets o[ I opium three days after ncr i arrival from China, an inspector told a magistrate's court today. Inspector Toh Keng Tat was testifying against Chin Guan Song,119 words
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Article331 1959-02-01 7 Problem as rubber demand falls KLANC, Saturday. A DROP in the demand for high-grade rubber in the world market in recent months has created a multi-million dollar problem for rubber exporters in Malaya. In Klang and Port Swettenham alone there are more than 3,000 tons of high grade rubber kept331 words
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146 1959-02-01 7 Police find $300,000 opium in ditched car DENANC. Sat. About 7201 b. of raw opium valued at $300,000 was found abandoned in a car on the Nibong Tebol main road, Province Wellesley. early this morning. The car had run into a ditch after the driver had apparently attempted to avoid146 words
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Article34 1959-02-01 7 SINGAPORE. Sat— A verdict of misadventure was recorded today at the inquest on Toh Wai, 55. who died after a fall in his room at Kampong Silat Road on Nov. 11 last year.34 words
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Obituary26 1959-02-01 7 THE REMAINS of Lhe late Mr Lawrence Justin Alvis who died in Bombay in 1942 will be interred in Bidadari Cemetery today •t 11 a.m.26 words
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Miscellaneous17 1959-02-01 7 TUE^"°gAM6Obg oeoeae would you tubni^ down nojo FOQEGBOUNO VJHUSIC PLEAfte 9j vUwOUdU^ A CAM «TICL\ (j*b£\) Vf^^17 words
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Foreign News...
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213 1959-02-01 8 'Passing devil' on rampage in a slum district 21 ATTACKS ON GIRLS SO FAR TOKYO, Saturday. IN the slum area of Arakawa, a factory district on the outskirts of Tokyo, the warning has gone out; "Beware, Torima (the passing devil) is on rampage." That is the name given to a213 words
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Article57 1959-02-01 8 A FOG-BOUND DUCK HAS A BUS RIDE LONDON. Sat. London Transport added a new item to its lost property list today— a white duck found in a bus latr on Thursday night. The duck lost in the thick foe waddled on to the bus and squatted comfortably alongside >ther passrn««rsReuter - 57 words
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Article68 1959-02-01 8 WASHINGTON. Bat.-Dr. T. Keith Glennan told a Senate inquiry yesterday tha; the U.S. would try "with th; same sense of urgency we hal during the war to place man in orbit "within the neit couple of years." The director of the Nitional Aeronautics andUPI - 68 words
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Article39 1959-02-01 8 BOMBAY, Sat Prince Philip met 800 of Bombay'j leading Britons and their wives at a reception given 3y the Deputy High Commialoner, Mr. Eric Norris. at hs residence on Malabar Hll last night. Reuter.Reuter - 39 words
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317 1959-02-01 8 Tapper to die for killing three children CEREMBAN, Sat. Chew Ming, 28, a tapper, accused of the murder of three children at Mambau new village on Dec. 1, 1957, was today sentenced to death by Mr. Justice Smith in the High Court here. The Jury took 6j minutes to return317 words
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Article, Illustration79 1959-02-01 8 American concert pian-i-i Joel Rosen, who arrived in Singapore yesterday by air from Jakarta, for two recitals here. His first performance here will be a recital of compositions by Haydn. Brahms. Chopin, Ravel and Liszt, at the Cultural Centre today. On Feb. 6 he79 words
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328 1959-02-01 8 SINGAPORE MCA AND 12-POINT GUIDE TO FUTURE THEME: A LITTLE MORE FOR ALL SINGAPORE, Saturday JHE MALAYAN Chinese Association (Singapore branch) today issued a 12-point manifesto aimed at "raising the living standard of the people by providing more employment, more houses and extending the free education period." It also pledged328 words
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Article71 1959-02-01 8 IPOH. Sat. Police arrested a girl, aged 15, shortly after midnight last night while investigating the theft of cash and Jewellery from the house of a Special Branch officer. Deputy Police Superintendent, Mr Lee Heng Pong, in Caldwell Road here yesterday morning. Mr. M. Balasundram,71 words
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Article55 1959-02-01 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The Federation's external trade with Singapore and other countries dropped by 5460.2 million last year Statistics issued Dy the Government today show that imports dropped by $166.5 million from $1,814.4 to $1,647.9 million. Exports dropped by $293.* million from $2,179.5 million to $1,885.855 words
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Article, Illustration82 1959-02-01 8 SIX CHINESE girls who recently arrived in London for training as BOAC air hostesses have joined the Japanese girls already at the corporation's training school. They will spend the next two months studying the intricacies of passenger service in jet airliners. Miss Vivian82 words
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Article106 1959-02-01 8 "JOHANNESBURG, Sat. Booksellers are busy removing the dust covers of a new 400-page book called "A History of Sexual Customs" because the South African censors have objected to an Illustration on It and have made its removal a condition of sale. The illustration is taken fromReuter - 106 words
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Article181 1959-02-01 8 NAIROBI. Sat— The African elected members of Kenya Legislative Council today published the text of the telegram they sent the Queen Mother explaining their decision to support the proposed African boycott of her visit to Kenya next week. The members decided on Thursday toReuter - 181 words
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Advertisement75 1959-02-01 8 hB IliAr (kIoKA (Mbm J^k j^ WHITE CROSS Cool and fresh with a W'^>- sM perfect skin There are so many babies W^ g "fc in Malaya just like him. All regular users oi jpF Cussons White Cross Baby Powder. v *M|^E and all satisfied customers. im^^^^^J; JSP Cussons White75 words
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Article483 1959-02-01 9 TUAN DJEK - THE COUNTRYMAN'S JOURNAL TUAN DJEK By \X/E are hoping that the prevailing Scotch mist weather will soon end. No one thinks that a belated flood is possible. Had we been cut off from town by a flooded road on the 16th when the Nyonya had an accident no medical attention483 words
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Article, Illustration1537 1959-02-01 9 6. Sheridan Lea - We drive across two rivers on the way back 6. Sheridan Lea COLONY COUPLE MOTOR TO BANGKOK WHERE EVEN THE POOR REAR ORCHIDS By At journey's end we are hauled up— for speeding! VyE stayed ten days in Bangkok. Flowers were our business and our days were passed in offices1,537 words
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Advertisement137 1959-02-01 9 Whitens Your Skin .Secretly and Quick] y No longer need you odmire others wish thot your skin was s light and attractive as theirs. One jar of Stillmon's will make you equally charming. Continued applications will surprise you, convince you that there is only one beoutifier only one whitener thot137 words
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THE SUNDAY TIMES
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Article341 1959-02-01 10 TWO things prevent coun- tries in the Pacific area from sharing more largely in the annual profits that are made from the wanderlust that lies in everyone of us: cost of travel and the still too prevalent pettifogging interference of bureaucracy. Delegates to the annual341 words
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Article149 1959-02-01 10 THE Singapore Kheh Com- munity Guild National Dramatic Corporation has refused to take part in Radio Singapore's special programme for the Chinese New Year and the Constitution Exposition. It objects to the condition that the conductor must make his announcements in Mandarin. rhe disappointment of the Guild is understandable,149 words
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Article, Illustration1073 1959-02-01 10 UP YD MORGAN P - TODAY'S PROFILE UP YD MORGAN P mJ interview tourist! indefatigable! AMIABLE, pipe-puffing, ex-G.I and news- paper reporter Richard ("travel- g writing is my business") Joseph, Croix de Guerre winner and Chevalier of the Order f of Merit for Tourism, set his own tireless feet on the success trail he has1,073 words
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Article, Illustration1085 1959-02-01 10 Steven Fox - Ibis Minister makes news Steven Fox LEAST-KNOWN BUT POWERFUL MEMBER OF MACMILLANS INNER CIRCLE' WHO KNOWS AND CETS HIS WAY By Yet he is seldom in the headlines THE Earl of a tavourite story. It concerns the trials of being a Cabinet Minister. mmm A harassed colleague came to his1,085 words
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Advertisement820 1959-02-01 10 CLASSIFIED ADS. 20 Words $10 (Minimum). TAY-KOH: Robert Teck Wah third son of Mr. and Mrs. Tay Poh Chang to Merina Choo Neo, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Koh Soon Lim on 1.2.59. ANNOUNCEMENTS 2» Word, $10 (Minimum). BRAND NEW SELECTION Morning, Afternoon Cocktail Gowns with matching accessories. Vanity—820 words
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Advertisement64 1959-02-01 10 Celebrations and a celebrated drink Af +^y. Celebrations and Key ////i» *<$ /s Brandy go so well //'/0~4/^ 1 together and so they VNJ 2i£*/V < Q"iP e:= t should because Key V/^Sf£/ \v Brandy is a celebrated \^*jy 'I i brandy, warm and invitV^l r N ing, the result64 words
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418 1959-02-01 11 Solved: Mystery of the Changi murals CINGAPORE. Sat —The mystery of the murals in Changi is solved. Sunday Times readers contributed various bits of information which tied up with readers' letters in the London Daily Mirror. But, the last piece of the puzzle fell into place today. The man who418 words
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Article461 1959-02-01 11 REPLANTING ON ESTATES IS A SIGN OF CONFIDENCE IN THE FUTURE OF MALAYA Lord Home leaves and promises meeting this year KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. •fALKS WILL take place this year on more British assistance to the Federation to end the war against the Communist terrorists,461 words
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Article89 1959-02-01 11 Highest price in nearly 2 years By GEOFFREY BOLAND SINGAPORE, Sat. The price of tin in Singapore today spurted by another dollar and at $390.50 per picul was the highest price registered for nearly two years. The improved local price reflects the firmer London market where there has been89 words
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110 1959-02-01 11 JEALOUS WIFE, 20, HANGED HERSELF AFTER CHILDBIRTH MALACCA. Sat.— A rubber tapper told the Coroner, Mr. Ramanatha Iyer, today that his 20-year-old wife hanged herself at their house in UJong Pasir Road here on Dec. 25 last year because she was jealous. Lim Kok Sia said his wife. Yew Kirn110 words
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91 1959-02-01 11 The Federation Govt. won't be at fair ffUALA LUMPUR, Bat. A spokesman of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry said today that the Federation Government would not be officially represented at the opening of the Singapore Constitution Exposition. Any ministers of the Federation Government who attended the opening or visited91 words
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Article76 1959-02-01 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. The 2,491-ton Russian freighter Mogilev came alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves today to load 3,000 tons of rubber for Odessa. The Mogilev Is the last of three Russian freighters that between them have lifted 17.000 tons of Malayan rubber valued at more76 words
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Article38 1959-02-01 11 Singapore Copra Association noon prices per picul on Saturday: fair merchantable Bombay mixed copra: January $42 >« buyers, $43 sellers. Tone was firmer. Singapore Coaonut Oil Millers' Association: bulk $63.50 sellers, drum $67 sellers. Tone was quiet.38 words
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208 1959-02-01 11 $420 down will send you on a tour of world SINGAPORE, Sat— For a down payment of about $420. Malayans can now board a BOAC plane In Singapore for a world tour. They can take up to 21 months to pay the rest. A world tourist fare costs about $4,208.208 words
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Article, Illustration327 1959-02-01 11 PIANIST WHO FLED REDS TO PLAY IN SINGAPORE C INC A PORE. Sat. Fou Ts'ong, Hi* brilliant young Chinese pianist who created a sensation when he flew to London from Warsaw last December and said he would not return to China, is expected in Singapore next month. He has agreed,327 words
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Advertisement217 1959-02-01 11 YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO VISIT OUR PAVILION IN THE SINGAPORE CONSTITUTION EXPOSITION WHICH IS OUTSTANDING FOR IT'S ORIGINALITY IN DESIGN THERE YOU WILL FIND THE LATEST DESIGNS IN FLOOR AND WALL TILES ON SHOW. TO CELEBRATE THE "DOUBLE-HAPPY" EVENT WE ARE OFFERING YOU SPECIAL CONCESSIONARY RATES RANGING FROM 5217 words
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Miscellaneous71 1959-02-01 11 HIGH TIDES TODAY: Singapore 3.45 a.m (8 ft. 7 in), 4.31 pjn. <7ft. 3 In); Port Dickinson 11.21 a.m. (6ft. 5 In.); Penan* 5.21 a.m. (5 ft 81n 8.37 p.m. (6 ft. 1 in.). TOMORROW: Singapore 4.39 urn. (8 rt. 4 In.), 6.24 p.m. (6 ft. 8 In); Port Dickson71 words
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Miscellaneous82 1959-02-01 11 i 1 1 a .^^L. j .a^L^LV^am. .^LV^^aw^h^A^^^^ a^L^L^a^^^^^a^^kHH I k^L^lk^L^Li CULTURAL CENTRE THEATRE (Canning Rlae): Ooh Soon Tloe presents Joel Rosen, young American pU«l»t. 45 P m RAFFI.ES MI'SEUM (Stamford Road): An exhibition of photographs of Sarawak by K. F. Wong. 10 a.m. 1 p.m. CHINESE V.M.C.A. (Prince Edward82 words
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Miscellaneous165 1959-02-01 11 INDEPENDENT MISSIONARY MOVEMENT: Free Aim show at H.M. Convict Prisons. Changi 7.30 p.m. TOASTMASTERS INTERNATIONAL: Success Through Speech at Cultural Centre 8 p.m. CATHOI.It- TEACHERS' MOVEMENT: Lecture for Government school teachers Instructing Catholic doctrine at St. Joseph's Institution, Bras Baxah Road, 10 a.m. TELOK AVER METHODIST YOITH FELLOWSHIP: Devotional meeting,165 words
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Sunday Times Picture Contest
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Article, Illustration191 1959-02-01 12 rE judges this week selected as the picture deserving the first prize ($3O) "Quiet Row" (top. left) by Tang Cheong Hon, 183 Penang Road, Penang. It was taken with a Yashicat on Fuji film. Exposure was Ap. F. 11 and 1/MO secy speed Strand prize (flftl191 words
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1189 1959-02-01 12 -Terry Field - MOTHER NATURE WEARS A CLOAK THAT'S IDEAL FOR COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHY -Terry Field By mirror surface of a lake and towering pines silhouetted against a deep blue sky patched with vagrant clouds here's a breath-taking scene that's just waiting to be captured in colour by a photographer! Thanks to miracles ot1,189 words
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Article92 1959-02-01 12 THE Sunday Times has decided to award a special cash prize (or •The Photo of the Year." Selection, by an independent panel of judges, will be made from among pictures winning first prize in the weekly contest. Handsome cash prizes will also be awarded to pictures92 words
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124 1959-02-01 12 When you take a camera to the beach r»OING to the beach? Well, W don't forget your camera and that wherever there's wnite sand and sunshine it's easy to over-ex-pose films in you aren't careful. If you don't own an exposure meter. carry a handy pocket exposure guide or to124 words
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Advertisement473 1959-02-01 12 wash wear! uSO[ needs no ironing! 100% DACRON SHIRTS ...a pleasure to wear! Distinguished by Golden Needle* tailoring MANHATTAN designation for its finest products. Machine washable, or can be rinsed by hand. With French Cuffs or button cuffs. a NO IRONING Drips Dry smoothly, quickly ready to wear. #MANSTAY permanently473 words
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Miscellaneous190 1959-02-01 12 ACROSS: 1. Recompenses <s>. 2. Always (4). 3. Existed (7). 7. Shy (5). 12. Each (Si. <4j. 4. Defensive equipment (8). 13, Quality of sound (4>. 14. 5, Cereal (3). 6. Closely woven Pervade (8). 17. Dash (4). 18. silk (5). 8. Particular (4). 9. District (4). 19, Embrocation Interfered190 words
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Article, Illustration536 1959-02-01 13 Sessue confuses issue for Jerry when he builds bridge in Japan JERRY Lewis among the Orientals is a perfect riot, and that, I suspect, is more by design than merely Occidental. Quite obviously, gang ling Jerry has gone to enormous lengths towards making his newest Paramount film "THE GEISHA BOY"536 words
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Article247 1959-02-01 13 Simple crime fools Yard T»HE HYPNOTIST" sets out x to show that hypnosis cannot induce anyone to perform an action foreign to his or her nature, and proves Its point after 90 minutes. The foreign act here is murder: the victim a woman deserving of247 words
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Article277 1959-02-01 13 SUB PLOT PROVES TO BE SUB ZERO HOLLYWOOD'S tragedy n lies in its inability to leave well alone; its weakness, its tendency to play the copyist. The success of one type of film results in a flood of dozens of others similar in pattern and theme. And seldom are the277 words
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Article, Illustration569 1959-02-01 13 'TO those who have always nursed a secret ambition to stand before the footlights and emote with such .stage luminaries as Sir Cedric Hardwicke. Virginia Mayo, Arlene Dahl and Fernando Lamas, CoStar Records offers the opportunity they've been waiting for. specially written sketches and adaptations of faded569 words
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Advertisement800 1959-02-01 13 EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! J ■yt A special Cathay Organitat on newtrcel cevcrinq th« Smgapor* Conrtitu»i»n Exposition and last night's aacaiajg -4C will ka ahown from today in the Oaaoa, Cathay, New Jf" Alhombro, Odaon Kotono., Maje-tic and Ruby Th«otre». Wa ore alto proud to annoanta that w« or* tfca only800 words
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Advertisement578 1959-02-01 13 iBSLVwmMKSIi Announcing the Grand Opening if the MOST LUXURIOUS CINEMA IN THE FAR EAST! LIDO THEATRE Official Opeiiinq Ceremony by I H.E. Tbe Commit iotipr-Grtieral for Soi.t'i-Eart Asis Sir ROBERT SCOTT, GCMG., CB a I Friday v p^\ r r. t ;d^T h h r lit It t N>w st578 words
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Miscellaneous117 1959-02-01 13 Your Radio Ligtening Radio Singapore Mediwsa wave 476 metres A.M. 6.30 Good Morning; 6.32 Morning Prelude; 7.00 News; 7.05 Moments Of Melody; 7.30 There's Something In The Air: 8.00 The News: 8.05 Breakfast Club; 9.00 Programme Summary; 9.02 The Hollywood Bowl Symphony Orchestra; 9.30 Sing It Again; 10.00 Redgauntlet; 10.30117 words
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Miscellaneous97 1959-02-01 13 day Evening Service; 645 Sunset Serenade; 7.00 The News; 7.10 \ew sulk; 7.16 The Radio Doctor: 7.30 Be Our Gutst; 8.00 Radio Theatre; 9.00 The BlUy Cotton Band Snow; 9.30 The News; 9.40 Sports Results; 9.45 Entra'cte; 10.00 Talking About Writing; 10.15 Music From Holland; 10.30 Reverie; 10.50 Epilogue; 11.0097 words
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Miscellaneous137 1959-02-01 13 80S Breakfast Club; 9.00 Summary Of Programmes: 9.03 South Of The Border; 9 15 Moraine Service; 9.55 Interlude; 10.00 Redgauntlet; 10.30 Malay Mixture; 11.00 Talking About Teaching; 11.15 Joel Rosen (Piano); 11.30 Malayan Theatre; PM. 12.00 Music For Plucked Strings; 12.M Speak Malay; 1.00 Errol Gamer; 1.15 Relax And Listen;137 words
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Article, Illustration2363 1959-02-01 14 Freddie Mills - Freddie Mills Continuing: MY GREAT FICHTS by AS TOLD TO TERENCE FEELEY There we stood.., try ing to give each other IT IS late afternoon, June 20, 1942. Wartime. Rommel has just turned round to lash out at Tobruk. Churchill is in Washington, discussing the war with2,363 words
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Advertisement108 1959-02-01 14 I Planning a trip? Going on leave? hall awaiting you on arrival Vc5L-£- ~Z^TTV.fi anywhere in Europe. No fuss l /\^^iffe£?T/^J~3aLl^Lr or otner Orchard Motors Vauxhall A GENERAL MOTORS PRODUCT i r i --.s^jf =4 ill r v« .ji if^p- jf 3 jlI \^i*Cnißi*tt MOTORS SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR REPRESENTED ELSEWHERE108 words
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Advertisement345 1959-02-01 14 TIGER ■tft Made in England Insist on TIGER BRAN! Baby Vests and Wrappers for your Baby Resident Agents: GOH HOE KIM CO. P.O. Box 1651 —Singapore. MEN WOMEN feel Young again As we crew oUrr It's onlT natural nn peapl* (raw old ftsssssT than thrr should. Thrn they frrl wrak.345 words
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Article, Illustration1345 1959-02-01 15 CAR 'SHED' KACHANG AS IT CRAWLED DOWN BUSY STREET Address your letter: The 'Know Alls,' The Sunday Times, Times House, River Valley Road Singapore. pYCLING behind a slowmoving flashy car we were angered by the inconsiderate driver and passengers. The huge red car moved at a snail's1,345 words
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912 1959-02-01 15 Girl fights shy at prospect of becoming a second wife gane ■fTUVE years ago I met a M: boy. We became very friendly and finally fell in love He promised to marry me but later became entangled with one of his relatives and eventually married her. We still meet, and912 words
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Advertisement474 1959-02-01 15 THE Q 4 ELECTRIC _^+qm All ruT RELIABLE f^^^^LJ^^^ ATTRACTIVE (T%^ ~^*^fW^ (OSCILLATING) NS^*"^**^^^^ 16" FLOOR STANDARD Sole Distributors: TAN CHENG MOH ELECTRIC CO. SINGAPORE JOHORE BAHRU Pimples and Bad Skin Fought in #8h 0\ 24 Hours W Nrf •mc* Urn discovery of Nh«w«n« by in IirOKI *m« =f?I r474 words
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Advertisement270 1959-02-01 15 FOR REALLY RAPID RELIEF j£^^^ t V'j^ttS^s^KwflsP^B^BmMfWK^^ r>^ Jgw^iwPßtwMs^sßi*v\.wa > fc-^ il^HsliiMß^ B FROM ACID INDIGESTION I ALWAYS TAKE PHILLIPS MILK OF MAGNESIA [jC^t TABLETS ■JBpHillTpS' H LIKE CANDY HI vvlOfW/J THEY'LL MAKE YOU H# i/4 M FEEL DANDY! ■Si tablets^^^^^ so keep I THEM STAY AT THE tMMAYFAIR HOTEL270 words
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Advertisement322 1959-02-01 16 Qve Bob Martin's once a dag to keep Mm healthy, handsome, gay! M tr Cb_______> \f ml ;^3B \j^^ sP^jF Ever see your dog really out of condi- vnit »rn T tion? Off his food, listless and dull. f"":™" 1 111" 11 his coat loose and irriUtinjr with umSn^»biJ? r322 words
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Miscellaneous645 1959-02-01 16 hi, FnrzAß Ricf Rttd d nTrm-rc? i <■ swfiln ii >^ JP^^rJ __bL' v^ «^\nL__l^^B-~^ oy LjLfKjs\r\ Ait_ jj ukhkjl 'Lr/7o 'piff iy/gfJi/4 '/Jr y_i_^ vfcii Kr si? j w-r^ —-"s, Ikjto t*e Prehistoric Clipp Caves of TAKZANLANP. Jjs¥ .rr f^/ M^lJ^Mk^M nJ^^^S have to a 7 HIP7EN AA/U2? OP645 words
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Miscellaneous145 1959-02-01 16 be short-lived. ARIES (Mar. 21 Apr. 20). At last you see good results from sometbing tbat you have =ty been working f_y jf a 'or many months. Recent i I ac h ievements should soon be bringing in a substantial amount of cash. This week you will be much perplexed145 words
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Miscellaneous411 1959-02-01 16 ,—KINDLY PEOPLE—. "■DEOPLE born brtwern Jan. !u and Feb. 18 are probably the most difficult of all to analyw. They have more than usual > originality, are probably mentally and emotionally perverse. J! Yet they are companionable, public spirited and kindly. <', The career plays an important part of the411 words
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Miscellaneous198 1959-02-01 16 THIS WEEK FOR ALL TODAY: Don't try to make clearcat arrangements today. Better leave social gatherings to chance and be informally hospitable. If quarrels spring up within the family circle either turn a deaf ear or attempt conciliation FOR LUCK TODAY WEAR OF USE: Rose red, 6, Turquoise. TOMORROW: Excellent198 words
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Miscellaneous200 1959-02-01 16 DAY WEAR OR USE: Black and white. 4, Opal. WEDNESDAY: Although the day may begin with a few hold ups. pace steps up later in afternoon. Excellent for making long term arrangements and for contacting old friends. Good too for taking a chance in entertainment or on the race course.200 words
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Article, Illustration704 1959-02-01 17 Laurence Harvey says: It's so sudden (NOMINATED FOR BEST ACTOR AWARD) I PUT in a call to Laurence Harvey in America. And even though he had just woken up in his Boston hotel suite when the call came through, his voice was unaccountably faint. Perhaps, I pondered, he was still704 words
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Article, Illustration35 1959-02-01 17 Latest of the Crosby clan HERE'S THE LATEST of the Crosby clan to enter show business black- haired Cathy, daughter of Bob, niece of Bing. She has a singing role i in THE BEAT GENERATION. *•••••••■••••••••••••••••••»•••••••>••••••••••••••••'35 words
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Article85 1959-02-01 17 THE MONROE TEMPERAMENT SUSPECT that Mr. 1 Billy Wilder will think twice before he again agrees to direct a picture in which Marilyn Monroe is to star. For he has Just finished Some Like It Hot with her —and he says he has had enough temperament to last him a85 words
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Article, Illustration104 1959-02-01 17 TN America Sir Laurence Olivier has been talking to frienos about his son, 21-year-old Tarquin. "He's had the advantage of an education I never had, says Olivier. "Eton. Oxford, and the Guards. And now he's aspiring to a diplomatic career, praise be. For a dread moment,104 words
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Advertisement173 1959-02-01 17 FROM TO 19th 7th JAN. FEB. t if lE-35»^ v EVERY PURCHASER OF REMY MARTIN riHS CHAMPAGNE V SOP BRANDY vl 1 —Si ««E^~ \<§i v s p jA I '^^H^^jl Jl 'is* i ■pagne cognac I &JX UNt CHAMPAGNE COGNAC m.ymit/!nf.' 1 Pff^ I BIGNAC IjP I fi..^K m173 words
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Advertisement261 1959-02-01 17 AMAZING NEW BALLPOINT DEVELOPED BY PARKERI /Ti!) ITS EXCLUSIVE M POROUS BALL I GIVES YOU THE SMOOTHEST I WRITING EVER! jf Writes Instantly— ink starts flowing at your 1 181 Writes Evenly— lays down a sharp, dark. m/jB/ always uniform writing line mi Imwt Writes Smoothly— even over grease spots,261 words
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Article, Illustration854 1959-02-01 18 Cutting a dash —with TWO cars! THIS WEEK our motoring correspondent reports on two new cars with the accent on styling. On the left is the Ford Fairlane 500 Town Victoria which shows the influence of the highly successful prestige car, the Thunderbird. ft ON THE right is the all-new854 words
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Advertisement77 1959-02-01 18 SPRING PARK UPPER EAST COAST ROAD I EASY PAYMENTS CAN BE ARRANGED II Construction of all the houses has commenced. j li is adviseable to book Early (only a FEW houses left) j i WELL CONSTRUCTED and UP-TO-DATE DESIGN j Types of Houses: I Two-Storey Semi- Detached Houses $23,800 Two-Storey77 words
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Advertisement66 1959-02-01 18 You never know when you'll need Elastoplast FIRST AID DRESSINGS (now ventilated to let wound* br«othe! You can't be too careful with cuts, scratches or grazer Clean the wound and put on Elastoplast the dressing doctors use. Elastoplast stops the bleeding and guards •gainst infection while the wound heals. in66 words
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Miscellaneous138 1959-02-01 18 i 2 3 Read bowttn th« lines to find the Hidden Personality 1. Turn over to find headgear statistics (7). 2. This is something between only horse and rider (6). 3. Frustrating aspect of fencing? (5). 4. A material advantage in rowing? (6). 5 6. Deteriorate through following greyhounds? (2,138 words
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Miscellaneous104 1959-02-01 18 CROSSWORD SOLUTION ACROSS: 1. Rewards; 7. DOWN: 1. Repay: 2. Ever; 3. Timid: 12. Every; 13. Tone; 14. Were; 4. Armament; 5. Rye; Permeate; 17. Elan; 18. Area; Satin; 8. Item; 9. Molested- 10 19 Liniment; 21. Mounds; 23 Inane; n. Dentate- IS. AlumSea; 24. Term; 25. Salt; 27. 18.104 words
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Article, Illustration1183 1959-02-01 19 JACK FINGLETON - JACK FINGLETON /THE N, (FOURTH V TEST J ENGLAND AGAIN TOIL ALL DAY IN SWELTERING HEAT From Adelaide, Sat. RAKING no risks and scoring no faster than yesterday, Australia moved surely on today to clinching the "rubber" against England1,183 words
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Article73 1959-02-01 19 AUSTRALIA 1st Inns. i overnight 200-1) McDonald retired hurt 149 Burke c Cowdrey b Bailey 66 Harvey run out 41 O Neil b Statham 56 F.ivcll b Statham 4 Mackay c Evans b St.itri.im 4 Benaud b Trueman 46 Davidson not out 16 Grout not out Extras 14 Total73 words
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Article358 1959-02-01 19 LONDON. Sat. LEAGUE ONE Aston Villa 3 Chelsea 1 Bolton 4 Luton 2 Burnley 0 Birm'ham C 1 Everton 3 Man. C 1 Leicester 0 Leeds 1 Manchester I 4 Newcastle 4 Portsmouth 1 Blackpool 3 Preston 3 West. Brom. 4 Tottenham 1 Arsenal 4Reuter - 358 words
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Article63 1959-02-01 19 SINGAPORE. Sat. RAJ. Seletar "A" trounced 231 Base Vehicle Depot by 19 points (two goals, three tries) to eight (goal and try) In their rugger match at Seletar today. Lewis (2). Kent, Owen and Bailey scored tries for Seletar Bailey and Brand each made a conversion.63 words
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Article38 1959-02-01 19 HYDERABAD. Sat. West Indies were all out for 315 In reply to Hyderabad's firs'! Innings total of 332 here today. The state were 19 for two wickets In their second Innings at the ckse. Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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Article219 1959-02-01 19 SANTIAGO, Sat. The unbeaten Russian team Jeopardised their chance of winning the world basketball championship here when they refused to play Formosa last night. The Russians, who were leadIng in the final series with 10 points, did not turn up for the match claiming that219 words
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704 1959-02-01 19 North deserved a better winning margin NORTH 23 SOUTH 9 By SAUL JOSHUA Singapore, Saturday .Illlllllltlllllllllllll ***************11 lIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIV KJORTH made a brilliant second-half recovery to beat South by 13 points to nin« in the Malayan Rugby Union's annual match at Jalan Besar Stadium here today. North scored two goals and704 words
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Article26 1959-02-01 19 BANGKOK. Sat. Malaya a touring soccer team drew threeall against Bangkok Combined here today, scoring through Robert Choc. Boon Bee and Rahim Orr-"\ Reu'.er.Reuter - 26 words
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Advertisement578 1959-02-01 19 CLASSIFIED ADS. AT YOUR SERVICE :n Words tit (Minimum). Daily I month. 10 Words tIJt (Mln.) PHOTOSTATS BY POTOMATIC— 2O7IO. PLAN Printing from Tracings. FotomaUc— 2o7lo. TRAVEL? In Asia? Need Service? See Asia Travel Service. *****. •LIFE" PROCESSES Colour Film in 48 hours, Telephone *****. Singapore. "AMOCE" Plan Printing Paper.578 words
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Advertisement270 1959-02-01 19 B^BH^iBH i^^^^H iß^^ifc^^ Huge Spiral Casing of the [■AAMHi > jlfa«^ 150,000 HP Francis Turbine *"^*^^^t' r l^ C B" a k ra Power Station, >-^^ V *Jp<i3P^B Kw Wj JHwQka> «3 Punjab, India. V /sW r mHI S m. Mm v lJl^& x Bg\ X U JLmuf^^LWx. U y270 words
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Article66 1959-02-01 20 TOTAL POOL: $194,334 Ist No. *****8 ($87,450) 2nd No. *****4 ($43,725) 3rd No. *****4 ($24,291) start««rs (52.024) each: IMM9, *****5, *****1, £*****, IKXitiX. *****3, *****1, *****7, 2«0435. 371(i0(i, Io007(i, *****7. Consolation (51.457 each): 215K98. *****9, *****0, *****3, *****8, 481.504. *****7, *****5, r.l'riH. *****5. FORTUNE TOTE: Divisible pool66 words
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Article20 1959-02-01 20 BERLIN. Sat. East Germai.y's national football team left here by air last night for four matches in Indonesia.20 words
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Obituary28 1959-02-01 20 .-a Words $10 (Minimum). VAN DER BEEK, Alfreda on 31.1.59. Cortege leaves 47 Carpmael Road at 4 p.m. 1.2.59 for The Holy Family Church thence to bidadarl.28 words
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Article, Illustration2292 1959-02-01 20 Downing Street sets new time for 7 furlongs By EPSOM JEEP Singapore Sat. BRILLIANTLY ridden by jockey Arthur Ward, Prince of Lalita snatched a thrilling head win from Who Knows in the last running of the Governor's Cup over 1 miles at Bukit2,292 words
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Article86 1959-02-01 20 ADELAIDE, Sat. Former Test all-rounder and exVictorian captain, Sam Loxton, has been appointed manager of the Australian team to tour India and Pakistan next season. Loxton, 37. retired from first-class cricket at the end of last season, after playing for Victoria for 12 years. Loxton will beReuter - 86 words
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117 1959-02-01 20 KARACHI, Sat. The West Indies will play three five-day Tests during a short tour of Pakistan after their present visit to India, it was announced here yesterday. The team will arrive here from India on Feb. 17 and will play six matches duringReuter - 117 words
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Advertisement293 1959-02-01 20 CLASSIFIED ADS. 2« Words $lt (Minimum). LANDEWEER: Born 30th Janutry YounKberg Memorial Mark. M Word., $10 (Minimum). LI AW UM: Mr Llaw Hwong Yeet. second son of Mr. and Mrs. Uaw Yltt Chuung, Haadyal. to Miss Urn Yinn. third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Llm Chien, Penang. THE ENGAGEMENT Is293 words
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Advertisement300 1959-02-01 20 the best watch I J with 41 jewels ensuring high precision and life long durability TITONI gjjj QUALITY 8l FINE ENGINEERING ijmEjjHJR A moltcrpicc# to fey^jS^nnEitT MI 1 1 i capacity tor iti nil. MiT^iff^THr I^J Two full-width thflvat owl I' fv^LJ fold-down top. r N v. Large "d««f»-chill" ttmy300 words
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Miscellaneous40 1959-02-01 21 A^^J-^ l^ l^ pXJI^— «^J -HW—i^l^— M MMM^ >B^ B^^M^^B^^^ T^ T"™^^^"™^^ X l( A 1 I9M, King Features Syndicate. Inc, ll\l I) ffli feilGv' T^Mot^l I H 1 World f.^MtN rrv.f>cJ J I 1111/ f 1 I I m40 words
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