Sunday Standard, 29 December 1957
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Title Section19 1957-12-29 1 SUNDAY STANDARD n m g. urn Vol. VIII. No. 179 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1957 21 PAGES 20i CENTS19 words
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Article364 1957-12-29 1 n 111 I ibour Front Government was the victim of greafl hoax perpetrated Peoples Action party. IMP l<*t it be known Itial its rightist elements hamstrung by the ■4v and hinted that if incubus was lifted the -hti^ts would work towith the Front. So of the leftists were rd364 words
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231 1957-12-29 1 R.I. TURNS TO REDS FOR ARMS SUPPLIES JAKARTA, Dec 28 (Reuter) Dr. Subandrio, the foreign Minister, said today Indonesia had approached Communist bloc countries for arms shipment. He told reporters nothing positive had come from a request lor arms from the United States. Dr. Subandrio sa.d Indone.sia had also discussed231 words
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Article45 1957-12-29 1 CAIRO. Dec. 28 (AFP) President Sockarno of Indonesia was expected to arrive m Cairo on Jan. 16, for a week's visit. It was believed thai Boekarno's visit would precede the expected but so far unconfirmed visit of Chinese Premier chou En-lal.45 words
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Article226 1957-12-29 1 UMNO's Plan To End Emergency KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman is to be asked to mobilize all youths m the nation m an all-out effort to end the nine-year-old Emergency. This proposal was suggested at a closeddoor meeting of the Selangor State226 words
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Article293 1957-12-29 1 $l7 ,625 IN THE KITTY Standard Thanks AH Its Readers THE Singapore Standard's 1957 Cheer Fund closed at 4 p.m. yesterday with $17,625.56 m the kitty. And typical of the support we have received was the la.st cheque through the post for $50 from the members of the 8.0.R.'s club.293 words
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Article62 1957-12-29 1 AMSTERDAM. Dec. 23 'Reuter) A 65-year-old man said m cour- here that he had falsified his identity papers to appear 20 years younger to his wife who was 30 years younger than he and to keep his job. He said his wife had remained ignorant about62 words
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Article117 1957-12-29 1 EXTRA Police patrols were assigned to the nurse's hostel, Singapore General Hospital grounds, last night, following a report from a trainee nurse that she was stabbed by a prowler the previous night. The nurse Miss Mah Yoke Lin. 13. who sustained a stab wound m117 words
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Article63 1957-12-29 1 HONGKONG, Dec. 28 <AFP> Hongkons residents gathered m thousands here today at a mass public farewell rally to show the hi?h esteem m which they held retiring Governor Sir Alexander Grantham and Lady Grantham. Sir Alexander leave.s next Tuesday for Canada and America before returning to63 words
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Article39 1957-12-29 1 MR. HAROLD Macmillan. the British Primp Minister, returned to London yesterday from a short Christmas holiday m the country and held discussions with Mr. Duncan Sandys. Defence Minister and Mr. Poter Thorneycroft. Chancellor of the Exchequer.— ReuterReuter - 39 words
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Article, Illustration47 1957-12-29 1 SOLDIERS from General Headquarters, FARELF, Tanglin, yesterday donated $281.50 to The Standard Cheer Fund. Three of the men, RSM Webber (Dorset Regt.), W. 0.1 Wykes (RAPC) and W. 0.1 Moore (Royal Army Dental Corps), are seen breaking open the ''Bank" which contained the donation. StandardpicStandardpic - 47 words
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Article112 1957-12-29 1 It 'Rained' Rupees In Calcutta NEW DELHI, Dec. 28 (Reuter). Dr. Gehnovsky vicechairman of the Soviet Union's Planning Commission has been admitted to hospital for observation alter throwing bundles of one rupee currency *jte.s to a crowd from the top of a Calcutta building, the English language newspaper The Statesman112 words
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Article62 1957-12-29 1 TOKYO. Dec. 28 (AFP) Leading department stores m Japan are planning to set up branch stores m Singapore, New York and Teheran with the help of the government, it was learned here today. The Daimaru Department store is reportedly working on a plan to62 words
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145 1957-12-29 1 AMONATE. Virginia, Dec. 28 (Reutcr) Rescue workers today found the bodies of 11 miners killed after a gas explosion 500 feet below ground m a coal mine here. The explosion, which oc- curred late yesterday, trapped 25 of the 250 men work ng m145 words
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Article251 1957-12-29 1 200 PERISH IN CEYLON FLOODS Fishing Town Submerged COLOMBO, Dec. 28 (Reuter) More than 200 people were reported dead today as the trail of devastation m Ceylon's floods began spreading from the east to the west of the country, r The swollen Kelani River submerged low lying areas of north251 words
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Article64 1957-12-29 1 THE Singapore and the Federation Governments have decided to donate SlO.OOO each towards helping flood victims m Ceylon. :u Federation's Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman and Singapore 9 Chief Minister. Mr Lim Yew Hock have sent cables to Ceylon's Prime Minister Mr. S. W. R. Banuaranaikc64 words
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130 1957-12-29 1 New Soviet Offer To Buy Ceylon Rubber COLOMBO. Dec. 28 (UP) The Soviet Union has offered to ouy Ceylon's entire rubber output at well over world marker prices for the next lv to 15 years if Ceylon will buy Soviet products, it was reported today. A Soviet trade team now130 words
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Article58 1957-12-29 1 JOHANNESBURG, Dec. 28 (Router) a six-man expedition, led by Mr. John Tunstall. 45-year-old volcanolo^ist, left here today for Kenya, to ■prob» the mystery of mount Kilimanjaro's '''abominable snowman." The expedition will check stories of strange footprints scrn m the mountain's mow. and a report of an58 words
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Article45 1957-12-29 1 JAKARTA. Dec. 28 ter) Thirtcon-hundrrd tons of Indonesian tin wore piling up m storehouses at the Tandjung Priok harbour here, the news agency Pia said today. The agency said the Government proh.bi ed the transport of this tin to the Netherlands.45 words
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Advertisement60 1957-12-29 1 Steam oMatic a Dry Iron ap* Sole Distributors for Malaya, Smgapo r e Cr North Borreo. THE GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. (MALAYA) LTD. d& eat 75] #eato wr/£ JtA& a/td£ s/taA6 HtvtM y #f ratcc waters cordials red von. I IpF" fem£ I C" ■'S OF nOCfl BEtR. STOUT ANCHOR W{60 words
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Advertisement46 1957-12-29 1 Hp 0 SHE is the woman who protects one of the world's great figures. W^JF Bur who is she? Wh Y d so few people know her name? On Page 13 of mM W issue, the Sunday Standard tells the story of this intriguing A personality.46 words
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Advertisement11 1957-12-29 1 The full list of last week's donors appears on Page 3.11 words
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Advertisement44 1957-12-29 1 TROPICAL PLUM PUDDING a 9flaJku/an X^frum/uA 6y COLD STORAGE CREAMERIES LTD. H IS 1U WOPIQ IaHIOUS vPt TO ATT I Frequent flights direct from Singapore^^SgSliSS by pressurised N^Hll I INDONESIAN AIRWAYS I > Bookfng Office: lst^Floor, Bank of China l| i Building, Battery Road. Singapore44 words
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Article222 1957-12-29 2 Hazards Of Space Travel Unconscious State For Two Years INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 28, (UP) The world's first space travellers may have to remain unconscious for a two-year trip, and "disaster will be rlose at all times.'* a pair of scientists said today. Dr. John Lyman, associated Professor of Engineering and Psychology222 words
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Article108 1957-12-29 2 2 Mil. Pounds TNT To Blast Rock UTAH, Dec. 23 (UP) The world*! big^o--. non-atonr.c blast using 2.118.000 pounds of explosives will be set ofl on I tir.y peninsula of Great Salt Lake next month to crush a mountain of rock. Southern Pav-if.c Railroad spokesman said today the blast would108 words
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Article114 1957-12-29 2 MANILA. Dec. J8 (I'D— The Phi 1 ippi nl l Will barter copra to hep meet a serious nee shortage m 1958, it was announced today. The cabinet plan, however, met Immediate opposition from the influential Manila Times which laid barter of doilar earning copra would114 words
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Article44 1957-12-29 2 THE Tokyo Yomiuri Shimbun reported yesterday, that out of .^.658 letters to the newspaper's Advice to the Lovelorn column this year, 26 per cent of the husbands accused their wives of adultery and 24 per cent of the wives returned the favour. UPUP - 44 words
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Article25 1957-12-29 2 INDIAN Premier Jawaharla! Nehru will visit South America next year. Dr. Winston Mohabir, Minister of Public Health of Triniriari saiH voctor day AFPAFP - 25 words
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Article28 1957-12-29 2 PRESIDENT Eisenhower has left Washington by road for his farm at Gettysburg. Pennsylvania, where he will remain until the beginning of the New Year. AFPAFP - 28 words
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Article, Illustration110 1957-12-29 2 GEN. CLAIRE L. CHENAULT, above, America's famed Flying Tiger of World V.'ar 11, reported that he is suffering from cancer of the left lung and "there is not too much hope" for his life. The 67-year-old retired Major General said he learned of his condition mUP - 110 words
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Article120 1957-12-29 2 RI Wants To Buy Brazil Rice RIO DE JANEIRO. Dec. 28 (AFP> Indonesian Charge d'AfTaires m Rio. Sa:n Suaedi, said here yesterday that Indonesia was prepared to bay TKe. cotton and chemical products from Brazil and suggested that Brazil send a trade miss. on to Indonesia. Suaedi said Indonesia had120 words
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Article99 1957-12-29 2 Ready For Any Form Of Warfare HEIDELBERG. Germany, Dec. 28 (AFP) The United States Ar:r.v m Europe has a pentomic organization "capable of meeting I major atomic or non-atomic attack." headquarters of the army announced m an end of the year communique published today. The communique said that a re-organization99 words
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184 1957-12-29 2 LOS ALTOS. California, Doc. 28 (UP) Palo Alto Hospital authorities said a 34-year-old mother was "doing very weii' alter two Peninsula doctors operated upon her throat with a kitchen knife to prevent her from strangling. The victim. Mrs. Janice Anderson, wife of a184 words
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Article22 1957-12-29 2 NIKITA Khrushchev has returned tc Moscow after attending the annual conference of the Ukrainian Suoreme Soviet m Kiev U.P.U.P. - 22 words
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Article208 1957-12-29 2 Not A Job To Be Sni££ed At LONDON, Dec. 28, (UP) A survey of the gentle art of breaking eggs released yesterday showed that it is not a job to be sniffed at. "The position of the trained egg breaker m industry i s208 words
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Article201 1957-12-29 2 New Bid To Solve Cyprus Problems NICOSIA, Dec. 28. (UP) Governor Sir Hugh Foot conferred with Turkish Cypriot leaders yesterday m a fresh' effort to work' out a com-! promise solution of the Cyprus problems. Foot, who leaves for London on Dec. 31 to report On the' talks he has201 words
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237 1957-12-29 2 All The Aid You Wont, Russia Tells Afro-Asian Bloc New Offensive In Economic Cold ty a CAIRO, Dec. 28 —(UP) The Soviet Union put forward a sweeping offer of unlimited economic aid to the 37 nations of the Afro-Asian bloc last night m what appeared to be the opening salvo237 words
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132 1957-12-29 2 Hillary's Team At 'Point Of No Return' WELLINGTON -q, p l er) 3 his fo,.r man m of, tired and un c passed the "ooint of noms today on tnr;r South Pop j The New on tneS over the deep another 11 milej I ng the night they it 101132 words
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Article41 1957-12-29 2 RECORD XMAS SPENDING LONDON*. D British Cl rl I this year was a i inj to the Bai I week v rip- rl The flgui m cir 'ulation m the weeiea Ing Christmas Day C 2.127.954.259. The pi was re l41 words
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Article24 1957-12-29 2 MOSCOW I that the Su| I accepted an invitation ft 'I Pakistan N 1 I .end a I tion to X I24 words
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Article16 1957-12-29 2 60 -DAY GRACE ELVIS PRESLEY panted a < From the Vi complete his I urth movie- UPUP - 16 words
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Article, Illustration57 1957-12-29 2 ••THIS is my year" exclaims "Tiq^r." handsome blonde cocker spaniel owned by Norm Williams. Tiger .iust wanted to let everyone know on New Year's Day that this is the "Year of the Dor" m the Orient and she thinks it would be fine idea \t everyoneU.P. - 57 words
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284 1957-12-29 2 WASHINGTON. Dec. 28. fP)_The Tnitrd States has steered more than I'SSIT.OOO.OOO.OOO into missile work since World War 11. more than half of it m the last two years. Defence Department oflflciaJs said yesterday. Figures obtained at the Pentagon show that US$l7.--178.000,000284 words
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Advertisement847 1957-12-29 2 A*MTT M Hr.TOT.IOII A.fcOW WAV ACKNOWLEDGMENT FOR SALI THI FAMILY cf the late Benjamin BARGAIN: Camera (East Cermant Comes, agrd 66. former Teacher of 35 mm. nearest $125/- Set 3 f.re High Schoo', Malacca, and well known opals unused nearest $125-. Seen sportsman. thank all friends and Kuala Lumpur. Write847 words
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Advertisement124 1957-12-29 2 FUJI FILM FOR PRIZE WIMHIHO VlCVn^ 3 Best buys for New Year New 1958 super Paxette 118 with built-in Z Bewi automatic exposure meter. Coupled RHEINMETALL KST po" 3 rangef.nder. interchangeable. Lens system Wew Kn cof r>.ng X Cr rapid rewind lever. Lens F2.8, shutter writer with freom n^ otS124 words
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288 1957-12-29 3 ->U0 umrs consumed. This will be applicable to bills rendered from v. I, next year. fhe following 4,500 units consumed per month will Vunt ?o"t\ sht5 ht ntS per unil and < an encourage- n n l to t j288 words
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Article160 1957-12-29 3 Union Man, Nov.' A Councillor Pttins. 10VE Is being made I lefti t-dominated City Council to > the tune of ith, the wa i 10,000-strong li i] cc. ion to the wage at( ci wo*kCi unci] may also n ions of serenity and I fund160 words
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151 1957-12-29 3 FITZPATRICK'S. one of the leuding food suppliers m Malaya, celebrates its lUth anniversary today. To mark the occasion. 16 of its 130 employees will he presented with engraved Bold watches m appreciation of their long services with the company, at a dinner to he held at151 words
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Article37 1957-12-29 3 MARKET PRICES TIN PRICE price iwn 12J Copva RE C pra A c ri per ieul lerchantable iary shipBon $30} (n Coconut OH Coconut Oil A. i iation clos'ng I yesterday: $52.*, bulk $48 J. Tone: c37 words
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Article53 1957-12-29 3 r o! a proviin Cuppage Road, and his i amily were h and jewellery M.990 at 2.50 a.m. on Ti ,i Police nen armed i r and daggers p. lagged Tan and his r n sacked the shop 31 minutes. The en t the telephone re tying53 words
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Article39 1957-12-29 3 Loke's Off To Kuching ignate, Mr. Loke and his wife, who to Singapore last cfter a six-week round- trip, are off again. aye left the Colony r Kuching to .i is and the New Governor of Sir Anthony Abell.39 words
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Article170 1957-12-29 3 'Let Rural Buses Get Into City' LIBERAL Socialist councillor, Mr. Lim Choo Syc will ask the Singapore City Council at its next ordinary i letting to permit all rural b ises to travel up to Shenton Way. Mr. Lim said this would help <-ni v workers living m rural are;170 words
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Article81 1957-12-29 3 Police Ban 'Thank You' Lorries Singapore Police yesterday refused permission for the newly elec.ed PAP City Councillors to use lorries litt id with loudspeakers to round their respective wards to thank voters who had supported them m the Council elect. ons. One Councillor, Inche Baharuddin bin ArifT, who was refused81 words
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Article, Illustration29 1957-12-29 3 INCHE llusin bin R&sid, a Singapore City C'oun<'il meter reader and his bride, the fr>rmcr Inche Snadiah b:nte Amat AliaSi after their wedding m Sinsapore recently.29 words
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Article428 1957-12-29 3 Cheer Fund— List Of Week's Donors Chinese Peter Jan $5; Home Missionary Society of S.I). A. Chinese Church $45; Bank Negara Indonesia lift: Tanaku Kuniuo, Tanaka Wireless Electric Co., Tokyo s.")0: Martin Choo and Choo Wen^ Lok of IB Second Avenue Sr>: Children of the Seranfooa Garden Methodist Sunday School428 words
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Article, Illustration116 1957-12-29 3 She'll Be At Changi Beach Today SINGAPORE shutterbugs will get a rare opportunity to focus their lens on a top-line American beauty this afternoon when members of the Pictorial Group of the Photographic Society of Singapore meet at Changi Beach. She is talented entertainer Doris Lee. currently appearing at two116 words
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128 1957-12-29 3 MORE than 40.C00 civilian employees of the three armed services m Singapore who are members of four unions, will come under one body shortly. The annual general meeting of the Federation of Services Unions last night decided tha' all the four un.on.s .should be128 words
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Article26 1957-12-29 3 THIEVES broke into a store m Kampong Loyang, Singapore, and stole three outboard motors, three batteries and an electric drill worth $2.7.30.26 words
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Advertisement79 1957-12-29 3 CENTRAL Ic I: ***** TODAY: a SHOWS 8-21). 7.1.1 and f) 30 p.m. •1.VK.0. TrrsriU "MAN OF THE MOMENT" SI if lin.;: Norman Wisdinn i.in.i Morris uniorrow: KWYA" (Hindi) 1 lies! < urry powder. urr\ idhallj t v < urrv Kurmi uilli I direction Obal I nuu Herb llbai Prtok79 words
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Advertisement80 1957-12-29 3 MEDICAL EVIDENCE PROVES with XYLOPOL STOPS COUGHS FASTEST! 5 Times better than any ordinary remedy you've ever used before! 1 DESTROYS V s^ |\s?^!^ THROAT 1 X^' X" TICKLE 2 SOOTHES IRRITATION y( pE i /-v!/ P>X^*\ 5 LOOSENS 1 yA \J 4r£*7 PHLEGM DEEPLY [^^^^o^3 for fastest Medicinal Relief80 words
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Article132 1957-12-29 4 Postal Plan For Jan. 1 THERE will be no delivery v m Sin jajx >re on New Year's Day. Post Otfti c will fi n 9 t m. to no< n All thcr post < ffi v> ai I al agci be ■pxn f i n 9 a.m. to 10.30132 words
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Article172 1957-12-29 4 R.L AIMS FOR EASIER AIR TRAVEL Officials Arrive In Colony For Talks A TOP level discussion will be held this week between Singapore and Indonesian civil aviation, immigration and health authorities to facilitate air travel between the two countries. A team of Indonesian civil aviation, immigration and health officials flew172 words
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Article, Illustration182 1957-12-29 4 Labour Minister Makes A Plea For The Barbers MR. Lim Yew Hock m his capacity as Singapore Minister for Labour and Welfare yesterday called on all barber shops m the Colony to comply with their own agreed code, particularly as regards the eight-hour working day. A Statement from the Ministry182 words
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Article56 1957-12-29 4 MISS Daw Aye Yin. a nursing tutor m the Civil General Hospital m Rangoon, arrived In Singapore yesterday by air on her way to Australia. Miss Daw said she was the first Burmese nursing tutor to be selected under the Colombo Plan to study nursing56 words
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Article25 1957-12-29 4 the Singapore Government Servant's Welfare Orcanizatinn lHaig Read Quar- wiil hold i annual dinner and dance at its clubhouse at Kulim Place tonight.25 words
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Article, Illustration105 1957-12-29 4 A DOCTOR and a stafT nurse, both of the Sin£;\por« Cenoral Hospital, were married yesterday m the Straits Chinese Methodist Church. Dr. Frederick Tan Buck Yam is seen In the top picture Kfttinc I pine of wediine rake from hi s bride Ihe former MissStandardpic - 105 words
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183 1957-12-29 4 Fed. Indian Teachers Here On Civics Tour THIRTY-FOUR Indian teachers fiom Kedah and Perils will spend four days m Singapore beginning today, as part of their civics course. ihey will be given a welcome address thif morning by Mr. G. G. Thomson, Director of Information Services, followed by a film183 words
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Article45 1957-12-29 4 THE Commissioner for Ceylon m Sngapore. Mr. C Qunasingham, will hold a public meeting at the Ceylonese Sports Club at f> 30 p.m. m connection with the organizing o: ;i relief fund for flood viCtJns. All Ceylonese are invited to :\tt»nd.45 words
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Article, Illustration88 1957-12-29 4 33 In Police Force Lauded For Service thirty three constables and detectives who have put m a total of 850 years m th^ Singapore Police Force yesterday received valedictory Utters from the Commissioner of Police, Mr. A. E. G. Blades. The letters were for lons and faithful service. Each man88 words
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Advertisement512 1957-12-29 4 ANGLO-FRENCH TRADING CO., LTD. T«l: *****/6, *****/4 132/6 Robinson Road THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE NORTH AMERICAN SERVICE To Halifax, Boston, New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia Cult Ports S'por. PJ ham Penang AENEAS 29 Dee 30 Dee TEUCER 27Fet>/10Mar 1 1 Mar 15/16 Mar Carriers option to proceed via other ports to512 words
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Advertisement392 1957-12-29 4 EAST ASIATICS OUTWARDS Sailing, tor Bangkok ond or f Q toi "^0 "MANCHURIA" In VorT" S hQw "MEONIA" 14 lfi i j« I o Jan 1 7 i o i ™1 i Calling Saigon, Bangkok. Jo 'SUMBAWA" accepts cargo for Japon. <KINA W/.9 Jo B 0/21 i M LALANOIA 20.392 words
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Miscellaneous272 1957-12-29 4 Information at a Glance £'t%f%«§£fc n?^«A*r 1 Penari 423 a -m- (tft 3in 618 Melodies 1 pm. Piogramme FWrC J^ «iry P-m. i6fl I summary. Music In a Mid-day •kUOIBara I ilm sn, i,.iv Pr.,,,,,1, TOMOItKOW: Singapore 4.35 am Mood. I.SO Tune Signal and News. tlonof^"SvSTihoSr *l .t^S!" 1 H:n)272 words
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Article, Illustration367 1957-12-29 5 ALFRED HITCHCOCK, master of film suspense, today challenges Sunday Standard detectives (1) It was a hot day, so the guests ot Bob Middleron's Hollywood party welcomed his suggestion to get them all his "special" orange-juice drink. "The secret/ h« explained, "is an ice-cold tumbler and a dash367 words
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Article40 1957-12-29 5 NEW YORK, Sat. Deteo tives are searching for a nation-wide gang of forgers who are flooding America with fake foreign stamps. Some of the phonies art so good that even expert stamp dealers are taken m.40 words
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Article833 1957-12-29 5 Andrew Roth - Satay Raises Its Tasty Head Andrew Roth >tfl g ATAY has again raised its tasty head! This time it emerged m a ri inner approved of by the Satay-loving London correspondent of The Standard. M hammed Sopice, First 6' cretary of the Malayan Commlssi oner's Office, wa.s planning his brz833 words
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Advertisement101 1957-12-29 5 I B^^ I^^^B I Q*SK. flrJfmT IBM ff^ M II I Ifo *dwMßMMMp'' '''^^^H OFFICES FACTORY 8£ M.S. BUKJT TIMAH ROAD, SINGAPORE, Authorized Ford Dealers UNIVERSAL CARS LIMITED. SINGAPORE AND PENANO. JOHORE MOTORS LTD, fOHORB BAHRD. WCARNB BROTHERS LTMITZD, KUALA LUMTUW A SEKEMVA?^ PUBLIC MOTORS LTD.. MALACCA. FOOK LEE CHAN101 words
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Article176 1957-12-29 6 LONDON, Sat. •PHE big blue eyes of William West sparkled at the two decanters on the sideboard at his home. Mum was m the kitchen, Dad was out and Christmas was only six days off. So down the hatch went three-quarters of a176 words
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Article126 1957-12-29 6 NEW YORK. Sat— A Magistrate looked at pretty Mrs. Peggy Turner, noted her careful make-up, sophisticated clothes, nylon stockIngs and high heels He shook his head. "THIRTEEN is too young to be married, dear."' he said. "Don't grow old before your time." It happened m Houston.126 words
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Article383 1957-12-29 6 'Galahad' Forsook His New Bride To Talk To First Wife LONDON, Sat.— When Charles Stanton's wedding reception had been going on for a short time "it became conspicuous that there was a very noticeable absentee/ a judge said yesterday. "It was the husband and he had gone to talk to383 words
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Article117 1957-12-29 6 THOSE CRAZY WEDDINGS NEW YORK, Sat— Ban crazy weddings, says an American parson m call to the churches. The Rev. John UpdegrafT, president of Miami Ministerial Association, made the appeal to his fellow clergymen after learning of the la.est stunt: Two horse-trainers plan to be married next month on horseback117 words
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277 1957-12-29 6 LONDON, Sat. The father of a four-year-old girl admitted yesterday that he had put a noose round her neck and strung her up to the ceilin? "I DID IT FOR A JOKE,' HE SAID. The man, Alexander John Basye, 31. of Tanyard-lane, Alvechurch,277 words
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Article141 1957-12-29 6 DID YOU SPOT THE PAGE 5 KILLER? IJ ITCHCOCK knew it was murder when he realised the 5 gniiicance of the icecold tumblers. The only %im% that poison could have been put into Dan's tumbler icas BEFORE h:s first drink. And his first drink could have remained harmless only if141 words
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Article, Illustration47 1957-12-29 6 r FHE happy-looking girl m the picture i$ Q Cinderella we!!, at least she will be for Christmas time. She is TV singer Edna Savage 21 trying on Cinderella's ragged clothes at her London home for her part m a pantomime. MirrorpicMirrorpic - 47 words
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Article, Illustration75 1957-12-29 6 A new. d anre. J* ••Limbo-, which <■ v th e Mattel*" Jg fir ,t .;> present." 1 <>' MJ*j m J time costume here g!V her iajetoi gjg Jhf clap their h. c dance which I«»J fl r cular one I>n p a thr «a«3 lU.P. - 75 words
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105 1957-12-29 6 'GO KISS YOUR WIFE UNDER THE MISTLETOE' LONDON, Sat— A Judge told a British sailor yesterday: "I direct you to go home and kiss your wife under the mistletoe." The sailor If James Carruthers. 25. of Irthlinghorough, Northants. He was found fllilty at Gdansk, Poland, of an offence under Polish105 words
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Advertisement165 1957-12-29 6 LONGINE S aaaaaaaai A most Impressive waterproof wrist aaW watch with a new fully automatic LbW •movement: magnificently styled with TMO wL an siegant dial of exclusive design A small gold. framed window mateas reading of k^S^l 1 "»'»4 jd&Bmtr guarantee of its quality. fiß*^ I fSfcj n KK^^l .^BI^BBbBHM^HW^B^165 words
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1415 1957-12-29 7 Aqner Brackman - Aqner Brackman New>brk, < v dfo;sdnuofnhuiosudiofnkisnud STARS REPORT PHONEY THEFTS Christmas wasn't so merry this year— and for several reasons. The weather has been poor. Christmas usually finds the Big City snowy, windy and wintery. This yettr it is balmy* drab and diriy. Principal1,415 words
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Article357 1957-12-29 7 Bo Peed - Bo Peed 4 SINCE the advent of the ''leaders of the people" m Singapore, it has been the vogue for some of them to clash with the Police m front of their supporters and volunteer to go to jail. In this way they believe that their357 words
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Article, Illustration39 1957-12-29 7 photo. All-the-year star of the silver screen, lovely BETH REGAN, paints a picture with a Christmas theme— "Art m the Cold." Beth will be seen soon m the Norman Wisdom comedy "Just My Luck." U.P.U.P. - 39 words
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346 1957-12-29 8 THERE'S PLENTY OF BRASS IN THIS JOB By A Special Correspondent **T WANT a horseback piano for my mounted band," the Indian maharajah told globe trotting salesman Will Golbourn. "Very good. Your Highness." said Will. 4 'l will see that it is delivered as soon as possible." "I want a346 words
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Article34 1957-12-29 8 WHO INVENTED DOORKNOCKERS? No one knows. According to some authorities the ugly shapes of some knockers indicate that, originally, they were not used primarily as knockers, but to scare away evil spirits.34 words
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Article216 1957-12-29 8 $X Britain* t best sclliJig *j? records last week were: f# 1 MAR V S BOY g£ CHILD Harry Belafonte. 2 MA. HE'S MAXSfc INC EYES AT ME c johnny Otis <a 3 WAKE UP LITTLE £j SUSIE— E v c r I y \jt Brothers. 4216 words
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Article247 1957-12-29 8 r PHE Entente Cordiale does not exist only on whisky but also on wine Mr. R. A. Butler Join m the pyjama game, and countless accidents will be saved Mr. J. E. S. Simon, Undersecretary, Home Office A great alliance must be armed not only with247 words
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Article, Illustration235 1957-12-29 8 PATRICK DONCASTER - PATRICK DONCASTER ON TH£ RECORD it's amazing! The disc name of the moment is NOT a teenager. At Christmastide, 1957, he has on the British market the equivalent of more than fifty ordinary records. His name: Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong, born m New Orleans. 1900. World's greatest trumpeter.235 words
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Article121 1957-12-29 8 At 84 The Sky's His Limit HENEVER private air pilot Sam Harris takes a plane up these days he has a co-pilot with him. Which if understandable, for Mr. Harris will be EIGHTY- FIVE NEXT MARCH. He's Britain's oldest air pilot. "I got my pilot's licence when I was sixty,"121 words
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Article, Illustration45 1957-12-29 8 SANTA'S STAND-IN TZRsr-rr^?zzrr=r. ir T, s lovely SANTA was never like this! Standing in in actress Shirley Eaton, the M ""PE* #jj "Doctor in the House" and "At^ f making "The Naked Truth." Shirley^ Fj p to present her good wishes for Christina New Year.45 words
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Advertisement63 1957-12-29 8 To-day is our 10th BIRTHDAY We began m a small way with the objective of giving the best service possible to OUR CUSTOMERS Over the years we have grown and we now await the completion of a new, spacious and air conditioned Supermarket This expansion has been made possible by63 words
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Advertisement116 1957-12-29 8 ■By DENIS A Seasonable letter G\J fi £s \y DUNN ]T "1 am s^k of all this unfair criticism of o NJLM FT A I \\~^s' out postmen. If you 1141// O,~^ want 10 per cent S(:rv WBrmi-\jW ft P V". IC why not try buying ■^•~r/5#C VLS the poor116 words
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Article538 1957-12-29 9 WHO, WHAT and WHY of LES GIRLS fHERE'S Something For the Boys m LES GIRLS: Indeed, there's something for Everyone m this gay, colourful musical film about three girls and a man who dance their way across the continent of Europe. Producer Sol C. Siege! and Director George Cukor have538 words
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Article, Illustration179 1957-12-29 9 —The Story Of A Star— q^OMMY STEELE hails from the London suburb of Bermondsey a fact which has since become as well-known throughout the British Isles as the fact that Gracie Fields came from Lancashire and Sir Harry Lauder from Scotland. Nor is comparison with those179 words
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Advertisement570 1957-12-29 9 < .rv OBANT Frank MNATRA Sophia LORKN kKS__. 'The PRIDE &Jhe PASSION" V^'Tua, T'xl'y am, "COMMAXCtIE" CSrop. Tfrh. t >^ W r 11,1.45.4,6.30 9.30 WESTWARD HO THE WAGONS" Plus "DISNEYLAND" 1 Powblg l»i-ney Treat^lnjC^Seope Terh (RKO) lo '"y H4 a-m.: P. Ramlee "SEIOM" MaU^! ft XsM^ttS^ 1.45, 4, 6.30 9.30570 words
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Advertisement526 1957-12-29 9 {b^^^p n f V^ff m Bft >■ ■^BiTTTTTTfYTM IK Ji H -*i ill!2^!iu t^Krt ifSoß M*"• i 1 r> nXt 9 3() p m r^ < olnmbia Science Kirtion Thriller: "30 MILLION MILES TO EARTH' T jga,» NEXT CHANGE: FaK*« "STOPOVER TOKYO" CSeiai <^( MIDNIGHT' TONIGHT! A <ireat Wall Baacff526 words
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758 1957-12-29 10 Hungary's Star Footballer Still Resists The Lure /I'KICH. Switzerland, Dec 28 (IP)— Communist Hungary's persistent campaign to lure prominent sportsmen irom their voluntary exile back into the fold have met with a measure of success hardly anticipated m the Western World. But the one man Hungary's sports loaders want most758 words
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338 1957-12-29 10 Americans Fight Back— But Aussies Keep Cup MELBOURNE, Dec. 28 (Reuter).— Australia, who were already assured of retaining the Davis Cup, lost the last two singles today m completing a 3—2 win over the United States m the challenge round which ended here. i r Australia made certain ol retaining338 words
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Article406 1957-12-29 10 English Soccer Results LONDON Doc. 28. (Router*: LEAGUE DIVISION I Birmingham City Chelsea Blackpool 2. Bolton Wanderers 3 Everton I. Aston Villa 2 Leicester City 3, Leeds United 0 Luton Town 4. Arsenal 0 Manchester C. 2. Manchester U 2 Nottingham F. 5, Sheffield Wed. 2 Portsmouth 0. Preston N.406 words
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Article214 1957-12-29 10 Selangor, Penang Are Quad Champs PENANG, Sat. Selangor emerged champions m t lie interState CRC quadranguar hockey meet (men's section* when they beat Penang by two goals at Victoria Green today. Selangor had four points from one win u:;d two draws Run-ners-up were Perak with three points from three draws.214 words
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Article68 1957-12-29 10 CALCUTTA Doc. 28. (Reuter) -Billy Knight. Britain's number four player, today reached the semi-finals of the men's singles m the All-India Lawn Tennis championships. Knight boat Sumant Misra (India) 6-2 6-3 6-3. India's number two. Xaresh Kumar, also entered the semifinals by beating J. A. (Tony)68 words
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229 1957-12-29 10 Sikhs Keep Slater Cup With 3-0 Win A STRONG second half rally by the Younn Men's Sikh Association enabled thorn to score a convincing three-nil victory over the Singapore Cricket Club m a hockey match for the Slater Cup on the SCC padang yesterday. The Sikh< thus became first holders229 words
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Article149 1957-12-29 10 South Africa Ist innings 170 for nine declared .1. 11. Waite lIS. D.J. McGlew 108. I. MerkitT five for 1.W.. \ustralia Ist innings °.»>X iK. Ren and It 2 i\ McDonald 7.V K. Simpson T»0. P. Heine six for 51). South Africa "2nd innings D.J. MeCilew t Simpson b149 words
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Article218 1957-12-29 10 FOONG SEONG CUP PEN \\(i. Saturday— lVnang ettab'ishrd a winning lead of four matrhe* to nothing m the rhallenfc round of the Foonjj Sronjj (up badmUitoa tompotition againftt Selancor at the Han Chiang S.hool Hall tonight. Tluy now need only one more win to roMm the218 words
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Article261 1957-12-29 10 JONES LEADS SELETAR TO VICTORY SPEEDY wing threequarter Ron Jones yesterday led Royal Air Force Seletar to trounce a weak Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers team by 32 points (four goals and four tries) to nil m a rugger match at Ayer Rajah Road yesterday. With speed and a grand261 words
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Article, Illustration12 1957-12-29 10 THE YOUTHFUL ASIAN GAMES PATRON Japan r C ■port un d V12 words
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Article300 1957-12-29 10 JOHANNESBURG. Dec. 28 (Reuter) The first Tfst hrtween <Wli Africa and Australia ended m a draw here today. Australia were IC2 for tkm m their second innings at the close. WALLY Grout. :;o-year-o'.d Queensland wicketkeeper playing m his first Test, contributed a preat300 words
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Article125 1957-12-29 10 PENANG. S.it v I Spnibilan n-Uinrtl \\w tU> I lesge cap pttstittd bj U I Raja Lope m tli.« .'nil I Malayan Malaya btcfcc] I nival tcMiilud-d hrrc I afternocn. I Ntu:; I m I I an extension I J I no m< re B I125 words
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Article31 1957-12-29 10 RASC Give Signalmen Trouncing ROYAL A trou. Signa goa to thn inter-corp i ed at Ayer R terday R.A.S gffic. and a try). Kay, H come: rame from a pel land.31 words
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Article14 1957-12-29 10 1. I'lui' lv Tamil iBakta both ih« H In a Brol Socceritci14 words
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Miscellaneous9 1957-12-29 10 SPORTS SPORTS.*— Tamil Fe#tit?ol Sports ot Jalnii Brsiir Stadium.9 words
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2552 1957-12-29 11 Sterling (Piggott) Slams Rivals In Xmas Plate e'dfmkvglf ridrn m masterly style v- Lester Piggott, Sterling ed the crippling weight o f 9.08 to win the Xmas over 8£ furlongs. ":n£ behind the pace c early stages, Piggott Sterling after the idera soon2,552 words
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Article53 1957-12-29 11 TOTAL P00L— 5187,240 Ist Prize: *****2 ($51,172) 2nd Prize: *****0 ($20,468) 3rd Prize: *****9 ($10,234) .Starters ($2,924 each): Nos. *****2- "SB?' *****3, *****4, *****9, *****6. Consolations ($l,OOO each): JJw o *****6. *****9, *****5, ;*****, *****0. *****6. *****6 *****0, *****1, *****8. TREBLE TOTE: No winning combinations. $799 carried forward53 words
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357 1957-12-29 11 PENANG Sat— Penang won the Yeap Hock Hoe challenge cup m the InterChinese Recreation Club quadrangular sports meet here yesterday by beating Perak 4 1 at tennis. Earlier they got a walkover from Negri Sembilan. I'enang won the cup for the third time since357 words
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Article160 1957-12-29 11 T.: COL. R B S Kraut has r a tram to play the Johore i pfore their cup-final. have recently suffered to their player?. Eraut'fl team, which is 4 combination from and the services. lisdose :vy weaknesses i vit il match ticularly strong160 words
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81 1957-12-29 11 IPOH. Sat. Seven teams have entered for a new InterCircle soccer competition of the Perak Police for a trophy presented by the Perak Amateur Football Association. The competition starts on .Tan. 4 with the three following matches ipoh Independent District VI Taiping Circle on81 words
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134 1957-12-29 11 HK Singapore Turf Club 1 hold their first rare meetn 8 for the 1951 season on 25, 2U and Feb. 1. There '<'' two runs for each divi--1 of dan One and Class *nre« horses. w "<m attractions of the meet are the134 words
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137 1957-12-29 11 WALES AND ISRAEL IN WORLD CUP QUALIFYING ROUND LONDON, Dec. 28, (AFP).-The Welsh Football Federation has proposed that Wales' first match against Israel m tne qualifying round of the World Football Cup be held at Cardiff, South Wales on Jan. 15 and the return match m Israel on Feb. 5.137 words
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Article52 1957-12-29 11 SYDNEY, Sa:. Stadiums Ltd. agent Jack Warner will soon fly to England to try to sign Brit.sh welter champion Peter Waterman for a fight with Empire welter champion George Barnes of Australia. The fight, which would be for Barnes' title, would take place In Sydney Stadium52 words
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Advertisement293 1957-12-29 11 AIR-INDIA yj^^^^^w i. JClI^ The sauciest, sexiest flpshV/ -S^^i^ coloured Tilm ever exDosed" PM *^n DAILY MIRROR Cf a j4P^ CATHAY^ 3 (E3 M-G-M prtsmli I^SP k! A n ™r J i GENE KELLY MIT2I GAYNOR 9 V c lE^«s #i KAY KENDALL,; TAINA ELG A l\ TIDtS '1 jacoueV'bergerac293 words
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Article, Illustration1122 1957-12-29 12 Today 9 Special: Three of Britain's most Popular Sports Writers recall for Standard readers, the greatest thrills of 1957* PETER WILSON recalls his areatest thrill of 1957 Bassey Said: I'd Rather Die Than Lose This...' 'J^HE scene is Paris. Paris in June. which conjures1,122 words
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Article, Illustration363 1957-12-29 12 NIGHT OF A WONDER MILE And Frank XlcGhee Kh>svrib*>s His... IT is a tradition that sports writers stay calm and quiet m the Press box. We try to keep aloof when ttie crowd goes crazy and the atmosphere explodes. We try not to get caught up m the excitement m363 words
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Article1102 1957-12-29 12 George Harloy...*My Greatest I'/trtl/'... How Dai Broke Ryder Cup Spell SPORT can bring you tnoments when pride and ioy and patriotism tug so hard at your heart that you find yourself very close to tears. You may have a reputation as a cynic. You may maintain1,102 words
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