Sunday Standard, 9 February 1958
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Title Section19 1958-02-09 1 H M /S^ I. SUNDAY STANDARD Vol. VIM. No. 221 SINCAPORE, SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 9. 1958 24 Pages 20 ct».19 words
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362 1958-02-09 1 Victory For The People Ong Won't Get That $7,000 THE PEOPLE of Singapore yesterday scored a decisive victory when their elected representatives crushed a P.A.P. move to pay their Mayor a $7,000 monthly allowance. A solid voting block of Liberal Socialists, Labour Fronten and members of the Workers Par.v withstood362 words
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Article, Illustration30 1958-02-09 1 THE Federation Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman being greeted by Singapore Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, on his arrival from Ceylon aboard the Cambodge, yesterday.30 words
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Article128 1958-02-09 1 An Offer By Malay Youths JAKARTA, Feb. 8 (Router). —A Malay politician and a Qimtbei of Malay youths uf Indonesian descent had offered to serve in the Indonesian Army U the Malayan Government had no objection and the Indonesian Government would accept them. PI A News Agency reported today. The128 words
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Article27 1958-02-09 1 MRS. BETTY Macdonald. the author of the novel "The Eg£ And I" died in Seattle last night from cancer at the ase of 49.- AFPAFP - 27 words
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253 1958-02-09 1 Police Seize Weapons, Acid In Hideout GANG BISTERS of the Singapore Secret Society Sub-Branch, C.1.D., yesterday raided gangster hideouts in the City and seized several bottles of acid and an array of deadly home-made weapons. The acid and weapons were kept in readiness for an impending gang war when captured.253 words
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Article57 1958-02-09 1 JAKARTA. Feb. B*(UP) Terrorist gangs raided two villages in the South Celebes, killing 20 citizens and kidnapping five students, it was reported today. The Indones.an Information Service said the raiders belonged to the fanatical "Darul Lslam Army of God" an outlaw organization that was vowed to57 words
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Article25 1958-02-09 1 THE peat north road through England from London was blocked by deep snowdrifts yesterday after heavy overnight falls in the Midlands and North.— ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article142 1958-02-09 1 DUTCH NATIONAL HELD IN JAKARTA TOKYO. Feb. 8 (UP) Jakarta Military authorities are investigating a Dutch national arre.sted in the Indonesian capi:al yesterday for "insulting functionar.es under the state of war." the Antara news agency reported today. The Indonesian news agency identified the Dutch national as Willem Van Swaay. Angara142 words
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Article120 1958-02-09 1 R.I. Govt. Appeals To Nation JAKARTA. Feb. 8 (Reuter) —The Indonesian Gqvernmen: ha.s appealed to the nation to "intensify national vigilance and not to believe what it described as sensational foreign press reports on the internal situation in Indonesia. PIA news agency reported today. The agency said an Information Minister120 words
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Article353 1958-02-09 1 February 9. 1953 AT sunrise yesterday the combined votes of the Labour Front, Liberal Socialist and Workers Party members in the City Council defeated the PAP motion that the Mayor be paid a tax-free allowance of $7,000 per month, out of which a sum of $5,000 would go to353 words
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Advertisement109 1958-02-09 1 I 111 .^^^to X 'I If ElNfi OF TEEM ALL Mobiloil Speciai Old cars and new cars alike all perform better with amazing Mobiloil Special the King of all oils. Not only does Mobiloil Special save petrol but it adds years to engine life by cutting engine wear to practically109 words
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152 1958-02-09 2 Clerk Told Fiancee: I Used Firm's Cash PENANG, Sat. Soon after a clerk had misappropriated over $3,000 belonging to his firm, he wrote to his fiancee admitting he had taken the money, ASP Mr. N. Nadarajah, told the Sessions Court today. The clerk, 27-year-old On.: Boon Choo, pleaded guilty to152 words
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140 1958-02-09 2 The Teachers' Dispute Goes To World Body IPOH, Sat.— The diautt between the Federation ol Malaya Malay Tflfhtfl Association ■nd the Education Minif&ry is to be submitted U) the International Tea '.'hers Confederation in Washington. This international body, representing teachers throughout the world, has been asked tor •dvicc on how140 words
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Article86 1958-02-09 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat Guy Charles Maddock. a Deputy Secretary (Intelligence) of the Prime Minister's Departmen', was today fined $50 by First Magistrate, Tuan Haii Mohamed Taib, for negligent driving. Tuan Taib also ordered that Maddock's licence be endorsed. Maddock's car had on the morning of SeDt.86 words
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Article70 1958-02-09 2 PEXAXG, Sat.— Road-blocks were set ud by the Police a 1 several places in town last night following yesterday'? daylight burglary in a housein Merican Road. The Police are looking for two Singapore youths, believed to be members of the burglar gang. A Police spokesman said70 words
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106 1958-02-09 2 Governor Opens New Home For The Aged MALACCA. Sat.— The Governor of Malacca, Mr. Leong Yew Koh, today opened a welfare home at Machab Bharu village. Mr. Leong said: "The Government has always made it a point to try and improve the conditions of the people, especially those living in106 words
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Article64 1958-02-09 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat- Speaker of the Australian House of Representatives, Mr. John McLeay, will arrive here on Monday, on a two-day visit. Mr. McLeay recently attended Ceylon's tenth anniversary celebrations a s Australian representative and is taking /idvantage of his presence in the area to64 words
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Obituary30 1958-02-09 2 MADAM Choong Sen Ngon, 58, wife of well-known miner and former State Councillor Mr. Foo Yin Fong, died yesterday morning at her residence in Falim, after a long illness.30 words
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Article227 1958-02-09 2 'Come To The First Asian Women's Meet' KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. A world federation of governments would be more effective than the United Nations, Mrs. Lakshmi Menon, India's Deputy Minister for External Affairs, declared today. Speaking to reporters prior to boarding the plane whicn would take her227 words
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Article, Illustration37 1958-02-09 2 photo. MR. LIM EWE HOE, a Shell Company chemicals sales assistant who returned to Kuala Lumpur on Friday, after a four-m onth training course in chemicals marketing in Brilain and Holland Shell Co.Shell Co. - 37 words
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Article45 1958-02-09 2 PENANG, Sat. Major Mr. D. S. Ramanathan was one of the three speakers, who gave talks to prisoners inside the Penang Prison yesterday evening. The talks were in connection with the Civics Course for prisoners, organized by the Department of Information.45 words
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Article192 1958-02-09 2 RURAL FOLKS WILL SUFFER, HE SAYS PENANG, Sat.— A severe burden will fall on the people in the rural areas if there is any increase in the education rate. This was stated by the chairman of the Rural District Council, Tuan H. A. Azyze A! Haj, when asked for his192 words
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257 1958-02-09 2 TEMERLOH, Sat— After losing his life savings of about $1,000 in a gambling bout during the 1957 Chinese New lear, labourer Ng Kiow, 55, of Kampong Awah, was found missing, the Coroner Indie Hamzah bin Dato Abu Samah, was told at an inquest257 words
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109 1958-02-09 2 Charge Clerk With Negligence Coroner IPOH, Sat Coroner Ibrahim b.n Abdul Manan in the Magistrate's Court today recommended that an esta:e clerk, Teh Chee Cheong, 35, be charged with negligent driving fo* an accident which resulted in the death of his seven-year-cla son. Teh Bing Tat. Teh, attached to Bin'.ang109 words
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Advertisement279 1958-02-09 2 TUITION POSTAL TUITION: English language Le*sont for Senior and Pr»-Semor students. The Cambridge Tutory 5 5- A. Boundary Road. S ngapor* 19 PUBLIC ENCLISH SCHOOL 1931 ;c >58 Johore BaHru t h e biggest private *chool m K'a'.ava rccju res 400 500 children for standard one form four. Enrol now.279 words
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Advertisement253 1958-02-09 2 ISO BIG! SO it has to Q/ JI I A 3-THEAIRE GAU fl 1 TOMORRofI i Rex S 5 »hows daily at n m 1 QUEENS SINGAPORE I S at 1 45-4-6.30-9.30 pm v I the real PoimTii 1 I ON THE SCREEN FOR THL Flttr Crr LEGENDARY CHARacS OIL253 words
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Article, Illustration1374 1958-02-09 3 THE THREE MOTIONS w 2. LIB-SOCS... 3. U.M.N.0.... A tax-free $7,000 allowance with $5,000 for a Mayor's Fund administered by a Board of Trustees. A $1,000 allowance plus the councillors pay and maximum entertainment allowance of $5/000 a year. A $1,500 allowance plus the councillors' allowance. The1,374 words
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Article130 1958-02-09 3 SINGAPORE'S Mayor, Mr. Ong En? fiuan and the Liberal Socialist Councillor, Mr. S. M. Vasagar. had a two-minute argument on the former's riant to preside over yesterday's meeting of the Council which debated and decided on the Mayor's monthly allowance. Mr. Vasagar asked Mr. One: "Is130 words
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Advertisement478 1958-02-09 3 Shells OEQ prevents wastage of power and money... I.C.A. was specially developed by Shell to (the regular grade) or Supershell (the premium prevent carbon deposits interfering with the grade). They both contain I.C.A. correct timing of your engine. Without I.C.A. If you own a modern car, >ou should use a478 words
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Article209 1958-02-09 4 TOP JOBS FOR COLONY GOVT. MEN SINGAPORE Govern- 1 ment is to select a new batch of serving officers Cor its newly-created General Executive Service, The Standard was told yesterday. This is the second time serving officers were given a chance to apply for higher posts. The government will glvel209 words
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Article, Illustration269 1958-02-09 4 S-EA Leaders Must Be United— Tunku BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR PREMIER THE Federation's Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman, yesterday urged South-east Asian leaders to build up I united front based on mutual under- j itaoding and closer cooperation* Th« Tunku who ivturmd to (Singapore aftei i tour afl j Vietnam, ThailandStandard - 269 words
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Article, Illustration51 1958-02-09 4 pic MR AND MRS. JOHN K. F. KAAN after their uedding at St Andrew's Cathedral. Singapore, yesterday. The crooni is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Ka/m \am 1W and the bride is the former Mi«s Florence X i. Wone. second daughter of Mrs. Won? in Onn.Standard - 51 words
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Article47 1958-02-09 4 SINGAPORE tin price yesterday was BSS9I Der picuL, down 'i~h cents on Friday. Singapore Copra Association closing prices per pica! lair merchantable mixed copra 130 j buyers, S3U severs. Tone steady. Singapore Coconut Oil Millers Association closing priceper picul: bulk S4si, drums $4yj. Tone quiet.47 words
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Miscellaneous492 1958-02-09 4 fl^Mv~*^"^^^f k^HflP^Htf%/*'V^tfMß SBSBBH"WW"fIsMRBB?ji^^^^B: Religious Soriety of Friends roUAY: Singapore 207 am .9ft (Quaker*): Moei-.rc lor u.>:>:y.:i 3i:i > jM.< n t YMCA Orchard Road 6 u.i P-:: D:cks '45 am «<nt t.nj pjn.: Discussion -it T.U pan lo 15 m is Ibe Independent Missionary Mo\e- Pc. m i.n int'iu- Free492 words
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Article292 1958-02-09 5 I ,:..c have launched a campaign I (irnre of the public, with good- n which is essential to eradicate ew bumptious todhridias who are f the For by exceeding their I t^htest provocation. r a handful of -courtesy n c when another vehicle it or not they.292 words
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Article122 1958-02-09 5 Missing Million Go West NEW YORK, Sat. A Million Americans disappeared from their homes last year. But most returned after second thoughts. Why do they leave? According '.o a bin private detective agency the main reason is MOTHERS-IN-LAW. The agency reports that Tor every husba.nd who slips away with another122 words
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267 1958-02-09 5 usband Kept Diary Of Week's Nagging W$X StL .:t't:l.ls:- to for a I her .round fc re.il exDivorce Mr. by .rr 1 r ay.nsind had provoked his wife into more naming so that he could get t down as evidence. 'For Years' Because of this the diary incidents in themselves267 words
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Article272 1958-02-09 5 5 LONDON, Sat. An Army officer who was posted 5 to Japan asked his Roman Catholic parish priest to J keep an eye on the wife he left behind, a divorce judge said yesterday. And the judge added that he was satisfied that the priest's272 words
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Article52 1958-02-09 5 en It's sh-Go Mum! Sat. t a n to buy some- •Purchase, get htttare on dM wry about the bank r. most wives a-;!o meal *5* deckles L v r. J l.tims I <v 'in a is ear. I ...v I r >h e i buy only *»ys. I >"-52 words
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Article, Illustration10 1958-02-09 5 NDAY AUTY «>nd "NX 1 i hose n'the U.P. gvdbU.P. - 10 words
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267 1958-02-09 5 The Day He Turned Against Mother-ln-Law LONDON, Sat. FOR ten years William Noble suffered his mother-in-law's continued visits to his home, a judge said yesterday. Then came the day when Mr. Noble said "Out!'' Mr. Commissioner Edgedale described the scene yesterday in the London Divorce Court. "It was a very267 words
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Article, Illustration113 1958-02-09 5 I'm an English cat and this is an English winter as you can see by the fire and my proximity. Cold? You can soy that again! But quite apart from the fire, I'm pretty well treated without being exactly spoiled. What did you say?Morjorie Doggett - 113 words
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Advertisement268 1958-02-09 5 MY CONSTIPATION WRRIES ARE OVER MOMMY ALWAYS GIVES ME Milk of Magnesia Because it provides more Jjj %MffS^i complete relief than singlen JM Bl purpose laxatives, which have &i no effect on the acid mdigesBA tion that usually accompanies constipation. For Milk of jt^P^ M A Magnesia relieves bofh Ji268 words
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589 1958-02-09 6 Spore Crack Up In Second Half KI'ALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Perak led by Rodrigrues, defeated Singapore by 11 points (goal, try penalty) to five (goal) in the All Blues rugby cup final at the Merdeka Stadium here today. The victory by Perak Asians give589 words
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Article, Illustration182 1958-02-09 6 Kiyoshi Likes 'Em Tall In The Ring A JAPANESE boxer was yesterday mistaken for an oAdll from Red China all because of his DRESS. But Kivoshi Ifiura Is no tightlip Communist official He i> Japan's Number Three featherweight champ. Short, stocky Kiyoshi arrived in Singapore in a KLM Super Constellation182 words
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Article39 1958-02-09 6 BOW, Feb. 8 (Renter) Eintracht Frankfurt, leading team in the South German football league. wiU fly ir> two separate groups to London next Friday because of the Manchester United crash. The club meet Arsenal.39 words
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124 1958-02-09 6 HEAVY SNOW HITS U.K. SOCCER RUGBY LONDON, Feb. 8 (R« ut "j,7 Snow in Britain caused widespread postponement and cancellation of matches in today s soccer Rugby Union and Rugby league programmes All 18 matches in the Scottish soccer league first and second divisions were po^poned and up to noon124 words
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Article189 1958-02-09 6 AUSTRALIA 295 FOR 7 BY LUNCH JOHANNESBURG, Feb. 8 (Rcuter). Australia had scored 295 for seven wickets in the*r first innings by lunch on the second day of the Fourth test against South Africa here today. South Africa, without their captain, Clive Van Ryneveld, who had an injured-left hand, restricted189 words
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274 1958-02-09 6 Berry Most Critically Injured MUNICH, Feb. 8, (Reuter) Matt Busb>. Man Chester United manager still lighting for his life in hospital here after Thursday air crash, summoned up a smile today and told a doctor; *Tm feeling a little better now." But the274 words
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Article80 1958-02-09 6 WELLINGTON". New Zealand. Fob. 8 ißeuier* Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother went |O thf races UwUy 9Mi MM presented with or,e of the winMfl Bali Hai. joint holder of the New Zealand record over one mile and six furlongs, won the St. James Cup at the Wellington RaCinf80 words
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Article152 1958-02-09 6 Manchester Club Will Fight Back LONDON. Feb. 8 (Reui Britain .s s cccr and rugby league chir-:> last night they wi der whether to ban bailers from flying t< int. national gamt>. A Thursday's disaster, which seven Mar. United players died. The tragedy whir} the star Mar.ch<->*» r uar on152 words
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Article19 1958-02-09 6 Prom Colt Austr A T| I -»'■■>. r, \vnii; h t sh; 4 nsh r H v- r i '-mb(19 words
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Article49 1958-02-09 6 world' on behalf o sportfeH public of Nov. ?.<:.- r. Sir Er:.e*t. tormer Mayor of A-ck -d hr~ spor;ir E fir.:: c t h.rop :-t sa:r \> for Bal: Ha the Que^i :.!other'i sttbla in Er.alard Bali H ie a o gelding by Marco F c49 words
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Article20 1958-02-09 6 H'kong Orders Armb HOMOWrf I I m Hpi 1 i F i i weekend to 4 minute sileoctl H :k >-20 words
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Article608 1958-02-09 7 Donaldson Completes A Splendid Double BIG SWEEP TOTAL POOL: $192,270 Isf Prixe: ($51,91 3)— *****6 2nd *rize: ($25,956)— *****1 3rd Prize: ($14,420)— *****8 i ef^ 6 *3,296 each): Nos. ifof?o' *****4, *****8, 207f72' *****0 *****9 PENANG, Sat. Slipway (late Cargo Rice), a former Ciass One performer,608 words
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Article85 1958-02-09 7 IPOH. Bet Buha-ia, a HVel -year-old New Zealand hone by BaQocb out of Rural Lady, collapeed and died this morning on his way to the liable Baha^ia was being prepared for the forthcoming Selangor Turf Club's meeting. He had completed his gallop and was being led back to85 words
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83 1958-02-09 7 SINGAPORE Harbour Board Police beat Customs Sports Club by live goals to nil in the quarter-Una] of the SHA junior knockout competition at Bukit Cbennin yesterday. The Policemen ied 4-0 at half-time through Jaiil 2. George Fox and Dilbara Singh. In another match In83 words
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Article121 1958-02-09 7 ORISSA. Feb. 8 (Renter) The A.-ian GSBWI records for UM 5. (I'm metres, the 100 metres and the discus were bmteO during yesterday's tvntl in the Indian National games. Aik Arjun Singh won the 5,000 metres final in 14 mm 57.0 sec to clip the Asian121 words
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Article475 1958-02-09 7 Two K.L. Newcomers Show Promise KUALA 4.UMPUR. Sat. Grand Pappa and Cayman, two Kuala Lumpur trained newcomers, shaped extra well in workouts on the training track yesterday morning in preparation for their engagements at the forthcoming Selangor Turf Club's uold Cup meeting Only locally-trained horses and a number of candidates475 words
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Article461 1958-02-09 7 Pakistan Stage Great Recovery PORT OF SPAIN. Feb. 8 (Reuter) Pakistan made a fighting recovery after being threatened with the follow-on and trailed by only 43 runs on first innings on the third day of the second Test here against the 'Vest Indies. They owed the great comeback to the461 words
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Article, Illustration259 1958-02-09 7 Two-Ton Tony Is World's Most Colourful Heavyweight FIGHTER, referee, singer, dancer, story teller, song writer two-ton Tony Galento, the most colourful heavyweight in the world, will be in Singapore next month. Galento is one of the few boxers in the world to have knocked former world champion. Joe Louis, down259 words
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Article42 1958-02-09 7 TELOK Kurau United beat Malayan Basic Training Centre by four goals to two in a friendly soccer match at Telok Kurau yesterday. Willie Chin 2. Kellwon and Teo Kirn scored for the winners while Sawtik and Campbell netted for MBTC.42 words
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Advertisement211 1958-02-09 7 Hht'&CUxYLOPOI STOPS COUGHS, SOOTHES SORE, HOARSE THROAT 5 Times better! J^jtHwf^tf Instantly penetrates even I pSgffi^^K 1 tiniesf "pockets' 1 of mem- I W^^Mii^r^ brane surfaces. I \^jj^y<^^- Safely destroys germs that I cause almost all respiratory I infections. I FT Fjf The only cough remedy made 7m r Q211 words
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Article, Illustration633 1958-02-09 8 W/Cdr. Robinson Presents Trophy For Inter-Station Fencing RAF FENCERS THE FIRST RAF. Singapore Fencing Tournament was held last Wednesday afternoon at RAF Changi with a triangular match between RAF Chanjri. Seletar and Tengah. It is hoped that this venue will be a regular yearly. occurr ence, and Wing Commander S.Michael Anchant - 633 words
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Article74 1958-02-09 8 SINGAPORE Crkkd C'.ub and Selan^or Cub drew one a.! in ttMif ap.ru: a! hockey nal fa on the padang yesterBoth teams were evenly matchi I md Qmn was no KOTig m the tirst ha'.f. The Colony lem improved in the wcop i hall and took the lea74 words
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Article295 1958-02-09 8 Wanderers Hold Changi With Rally A FIGHTING recovery in the second half enabled Wanderers Sports Club to hold Royal Air Force Chans* to a two-all draw in the first round of the SHA senior knockout competition on the padang yesterday. The Airmen, who were she:: c: a player the first295 words
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Article138 1958-02-09 8 Forders Will Miss Spearin SOFTBALL FORD will be without iheir Xo. 1 pitcher Spearin in their Important league game against the Bombers on St. Joseph's ground today. Spearin's absence is a stiff jolt to Ford's chances, but if the Forders miss Spearin. they certainly have youth and speed on their138 words
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311 1958-02-09 8 Bth Company Boys Brigade Champions EIGHTH Company, with a total of 37 points won the Championship Shield donated by Officers of the Singapore Kngineer Regiment in 1949 at the Singapore Battalion Boys" Brigade 10th annual swimming gala held at the Gillman Swimming Pool yesterday. 14th Company, with IT point? were311 words
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Article55 1958-02-09 8 C. Gbadwick 90-20 70) won the Royal Singapore Golf Club *'C" Division Medal Stroke yesterday. Other Cards: Col. J W Whitmarsh—Knight W-M 73: C. J Spearin 97-23 74: T. A. L. Gethin— Jones 97-23 74. Ball Sweep: Ist Nine Col. J. W. Whitmarsh Knight 34; 2nd55 words
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Article28 1958-02-09 8 JUNIOR Athletic Association won the Veerasingham Memorial soccer championship when they beat Tamil Brotherhood Association by three goals to one at Naval Base yesterday.28 words
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275 1958-02-09 8 NOTHING WILL STOP THE 3rd ASIAN GAMES —Japanese M 'mister Gives Assurance By A Special Correspondent TOKYO, Sat. Any talk about putting off the Third Asian Games to be staged here in May is groundless, State Minister Juichi Tsushima, emphatically stated today. i^ Tsushima, who is president of the Asian275 words
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340 1958-02-09 8 Flyhalf Hunnings Sparks SCC Win Over Signals SINGAPORE Cricket Club confirmed their rugby superiority over the Royal Signals, Malaya, with a smashing 'l? points (goal, 3 tries, drop-goal) to six (2 tries) in their annual friendly match on the padang yes- terday. Clur/s ruggerites adapted themselves much better than their340 words
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Miscellaneous77 1958-02-09 8 SINGAPORE SOFTBALL: Hellcats vs SCC Wasps at SCC; Pandas rs Flashes, Ford vs Bombers at SJI. HOCKEY: SHA Senior K.O. Quarter-final Khalsa vs Police at CSC BOXING: Kiyoshi Muira public training at SYSC 5 p.m. KUALA. LUMPUR ATHLETICS FMAAV Asian Games Trial at Merdeka Stadium 3 p.m. HOCKEY— State Trial77 words
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Standard's FILM Previews
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Article, Illustration675 1958-02-09 9 STEVE NEOH - The Miracles At Lourdes STEVE NEOH By THE SONG OF BERNADETTE is a classic of the motion picture industry, and what is more fitting for public screening during this centenary year of Lourdes than such a film that relives the miracles at Massabielle with such emotional power. This was Twentieth675 words
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Article, Illustration302 1958-02-09 9 films that are due for preview next week include MERRY ANDREW. SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS. NIGHT PASSAGE, THE PASSIONATE STRANGER, MAN AFRAID and OILY MAN. Danny Kaye will be seen in his best form portraying ten characters, and this extravaganza will definitely be the picture of the season.302 words
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Article78 1958-02-09 9 character, however," Dan points out. "or it doesn't mean a thing. Each laugh that I develoo for a movie is a little different from the last. "I live with it. I sleep, eat and digest the character before I let it laugh." Thus does the78 words
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Advertisement429 1958-02-09 9 i Xx| n% M i.v iv yL H^k *p l> EASTMAN COLOR f C A M P BE LL^ KjNG D O M J i~ in P\ l IOKY" miumhla )f H KK)\(. |j <>l;m»larln) yL rnnxi today! i'« v s- .'^p^ J f :ifsh 3nd the SPUR" ",Vs:,u,— J429 words
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Advertisement618 1958-02-09 9 _^^_P^3_L^^Jl _r A __^Pttl|l_3 _3 I 1.45. 4.H.30 9.30 jcKgs.^rrft. 1 'ESCAPADE IN JAPAN" IfIfiSK, j Next hange: George Montjtomer> -BLACK P\T(II" <WB) Today 9 a.m. "BLOOD ALLEY" (scope Color 4 1""^ /9ra_E__& MM V 4 J 11. t.45. 4. 6.30*9.30^ SSS« oiSiui "CHICAGO CONFIDENTIAL XA) rr X Tomorrow Simultaneously618 words
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Article, Illustration321 1958-02-09 10 TWO PRETTY SINGAPORE MUSLIM BRIDES =0" (Left) Captain Audrey William son, WRAC, daughter of Lieut Colonel and Mrs. F. Williamson of Cheltenham, and Major Brian Mitchell, R.A.S.C. who were married at St. George's Garrison Church, Tanglin, Singapore, last week. The bride, it will be remembered, was secondStandard - 321 words
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Advertisement353 1958-02-09 10 i ERRES 1 88 /^^iiii^i-: ?^H^ i A Medium sized powerful fll .tegl^B j 5-valvcssef with. finite GAaJ^HSmHfIVy aerial anditOn«;controf« KY 5751 tf^^^^B An exceptional 6-va<ve A 9H I set with fimre aenal fl f and beaut 1 ftil wcoden l VHi^^^^^^^Jl cabmer. I ■flffiß An attractive 6-valva M^l "y**^^?H353 words
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Article305 1958-02-09 11 YfHEN it was installed nearly thirty years ago the Victoria Memorial Hall organ was considered the best in the Far East. It was known as the St. Clair organ after Major W.G St. Clair, editor of a Singapore daily newspaper and founder of the old Philharmonic Society (now305 words
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Article340 1958-02-09 11 Anacrusis - MUSIC Notes Anacrusis 4 Prise, she says, "Mr. Allman urged me to enter i° n ai s, but I really didn't think I stood a chance against the more experienced men organists" Miss Cheng has since been the organist on several occasions at the weekly University recitals which are broadcast340 words
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Article, Illustration213 1958-02-09 11 gsd LESSOJX 3: The Plectrum and First Exercises WITHOUT a plectrum you'd soon wear your fingertips to shreds on the steel strings of most modern guitars. So the strings are picked with the pointed tip of the tortoiseshell plectrum. The picture here shows you how to213 words
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Article, Illustration49 1958-02-09 11 He's making eyes at me! Full length porlrait of a hit singer Marie Adams, the girl on that squeally No. 5 disc in the Pop Twenty "Ma. He's Making Eyes at Me." You can hear her on a new record, with the Johnny Otis Show—"Bye Bye, Baby" (Capitol).49 words
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Article, Illustration60 1958-02-09 11 CATHERINE TAN SIEW ENG. 18-year-old pianist, will be playing: two-piano music with Margaret Cheng Shao Yong. as well as two groups of solos, on Feb 20. Miss Tan was awarded First Prize hy Julius Katchen in the Open piano competition last year and has recently been elected to60 words
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Article373 1958-02-09 11 VICTOR DOGGETT - VICTOR DOGGETT Reviewed By ELGAR. Symphonic Study "Falstaff". Op GB. Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra cond. Boult. Nixa NTT *****. (10-inch). SHAKESPEARE, England's greatest playwright, gave vs two Falstafis: the buffoon Of THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR and the equally rotund but dgni]\ed gentleman. Sir John. of HENRY IV373 words
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Advertisement89 1958-02-09 11 A.9tf-lOfc case magnificently styled /^o^^^^^^^^mSf^Sß elegant dial of exclusive design uffl^k^'\ \sith raised crold symbols and luminous dots. jn?/ffl^ 'VO^» \AwjUb A small gold-framed window between the centre W [ißr^^^iSifc^^ r^ Mllß^r v-ith the i^^^^mk^b v w\l\^Hi S^^^^Bk l|DDfllfllfflllß I HMr LONGINES I k 10 GRANDS PRIX AT THE UNIVERSAL89 words
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Miscellaneous132 1958-02-09 11 tn o 11 AT THE HOP— T Donny and the H CISE ROCK Juniors. J v, P^ lcv 13 KISSES SWEETER S TO* Y 0F THAN WINE Frankie Vaughan. 14 THE STORY OF 0 I MY LIFE Gory MilUr. THE aY 15 I "-OVE YOU, T BABY Paul J f132 words
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227 1958-02-09 12 'NO HOPE FOR CYPRUS IF TERROR RETURNS' NICOSIA, Feb. 8, (Reuter)— Sir Hugh Foot, Governor of Cyprus, said in a broadcast last night that there would be "no hope for the island if riot and terror return." Referring to yesterday's terrorist leaflets threatening a resumption of violence, he nid that227 words
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Article39 1958-02-09 12 THE crew of four were killed when a US. Air Force liaison plane crashed into a peak yesterday while on a flight from Oujda, near the Algerian border, to its home base at Sale, near Meknes. (Reuter).39 words
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137 1958-02-09 12 LONDON, Feb. 8 (UP) America's first rocket base in Britain is to be fully operational before the end of this year, ahead of the originally scheduled date, authoritative sources reported today-Anglo-American negotiations oi an accord on the establish- ment of four rocket bases137 words
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Article306 1958-02-09 12 R.I. ARMY CHIEF MAY TAKE PART IN URGENT REBEL TALKS JAKARTA, Feb. 8, (UP) Lt. Col. Achmad Hussein, Central Sumatra military district commander, has indicated that he will join other Sumatran commanders in discussion of urgent political matters. Maj. Harsono, Indonesian Army spokesman, lold newsmen306 words
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Article161 1958-02-09 12 But U.S. Will Go On With Missile CAPE CANAVERAL, Feb 8, (Reuter) The I nited States Air Force yesterday fired a fifth Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile, but the launching was an apparent failure tor the missile destroyed itself shortly after disappearing from view. An Air F ree161 words
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Article160 1958-02-09 12 US Starts Space Agency WASHINGTON. Fob 8 (R uter) The Defence Secretary Mr. Neil McElroy. h.is announced establishment i the Department's space ruency. named Advanced Res< ircM Project Agency Mr. R v Johnson, an official i f the General Electric 1/ mpany. was appointed dire:* r. The Advanced Research Proj160 words
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Article47 1958-02-09 12 MADRID. Feb. 3 (Reuter) J c Fernan !ez ie Villaverde, :b e Srm'a Cruz, has -PP inted Spain's ambnsr to Lond«-r.. it was an-r.o-.r: ci a:*er a cabinet meetir.- last night. rhe 56-year-o!d Marquis has b~ Spanish Under-Secretary o! Foreign AfTairs since 1955."47 words
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Article, Illustration72 1958-02-09 12 PRINCESS Alexandra of Kent with her escort. 23--year-old David Bailley, an old Etonian. Whilst the Princess was having an early morning cup of coffee with Mr. Bailley at his home at Lansdownp Crescent. Notting Hill. London at midnight last week, a thief broke into Mr. Bailley's carU.P. - 72 words
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143 1958-02-09 12 R.I. Violates Law, Says Dutch Envoy WASHINGTON. Feb. 8 (UP) Netherlands ambassador Dr. J. H. Van Rojen charged yesterday that Indonesfa "had violated international law vi seizing Dutch assets in the island republic. The envoy spoke briefly with reporters after conferring for SO minutes with Secretary of Staff John Foster143 words
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Article69 1958-02-09 12 JAKARTA, Feb. 9 (UP) Indonesian Army troops in Medan were called out to drive some 50 women from the office of the governor of North Sumatra where they had set up housekeeping, it was reported here. The women had set up cooking facilities and were sleeping69 words
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118 1958-02-09 12 Dutch For British, US View On Summit THE HAGUE. Feb. 8 tßcuter> The Dutch Prime Minister. Dr. Wiliem Drees, today supported the British and American view that any summit conferences should be prepared '"through diplomatic channels and if necessary at a conference of foreign ministers." In reply to two letters118 words
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Article51 1958-02-09 12 BUDAPEST Feb. 8 (Reuter) A Hungarian mother i s to pay maintenance to her former husband for their 10-year-old daughterDivorced on the grounds of adultery, the woman appealed against the maintenance order. But the Supreme Court upheld the county court's decision, reports the Hungarian News Service.-Reuter - 51 words
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190 1958-02-09 12 100,000 U.S. Army Men In Exercises FRANKFURT, Feb. 8. (UP)— The U.S. 7th Army has completed plans to put 100.000 men into manoeuvres next week, the largest winter exercise in Europe since World War 11. The exercise, named "Sabre Hawk," will test the new pentomic organization of the Army which190 words
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Article120 1958-02-09 12 Terrorists Kill 20, Capture 5 JAKARTA. Feb. 8. (UP) Terrorist gangs raided two neighbouring villages in the South Celebes killing 20 citizens and kidnapping five students, it was reported here. The Indonesian Army Information Service said the raiders belonged to the fanatic "Darul Islam Army of God" an outlaw organization120 words
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Article24 1958-02-09 12 A SHARP earth tremor damaged houses at Rouma, M miles east of Oneansville. Western Algeria, yesterday but there were no casualties. ReuterReuter - 24 words
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171 1958-02-09 12 HONGKONG, Feb. 8 (UP) Hongkong ha s gone all out in its own once-a-year charity campaign. Hongkongites of almost all walks of life are contributing to the "Kung Hei Fat Choy" happy new year and lots of prosperity drive aiming171 words
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174 1958-02-09 12 HE NEVER FAILS TO DELIVER THE MAIL Reward: 0.8. E. LONDON, Feb. 8 <Reuter> A British Army postman, who always managed to deliver his letters on the trouble-torn island of Cyprus, got his reward last night the British Empire Medal. The award wa s announced in the official London Gazette174 words
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Article140 1958-02-09 12 WASHINGTON, Feb. 8. (t'P) The Navy saiu m teittmony published ye-terriay that Russia could use earth satellites to trace the course of every vessel in the Free \Vorld"< navies. A high Navy official said this would multiply by "many times' 1 the threat p m140 words
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Article27 1958-02-09 12 A TEENAGE thieves •\!ub #f in Danville, Virginia, br up by police here reauired its members to steal at leasi one item each week. (Reuter).27 words
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Advertisement223 1958-02-09 12 BIGGEST TRAVEL P APr I Vy 'n i Discover J Pan Am s Qpjl SIM i to the U.S.l| Visit up to 27 extra cities at no er^ Going to the I' S .\J i Iv Pan W$ W -see extra citns at round-trip fan- t a single 6^m distant223 words
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Advertisement162 1958-02-09 13 L^e in OUI Led C<~ :r s STANDARD Problem Move 10,000,000 Yards lock, Marine Clay, -x lin A¥ i* fm #J *^^N— jflr^ lain the answer was [ir*sfOftt Tyres har.nel on Galop Island in the St. Lawrence Seaway, millions I uld-r strewn Rlacial till are being moved under the toughest162 words
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Advertisement51 1958-02-09 13 WANT A JOB WELL DONE? OUR JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT GUARANTEES PROMPT AND EFFICIENT SERVICE «^STAMDARO FOR REALLY RAPID RELIEF FROM ACIDITY AND HEARTBURN I ALWAYS TAKE PHILLIPS MILK OF MAGNESIA f^S^^^^i TADI ETC BbphTlljp? LIKECANDYt Ql rt'uirurr I THEY'LL MAKE YOU HI V^ Of if I FEELDANDY! HI §i^i^!, I\51 words
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Title Section8 1958-02-09 13 Feature Section SUNDAY TIGER STANDARD February 9, 19538 words
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Article, Illustration1919 1958-02-09 13 Harry Lillie; BERNARD McELWAINE - One Feather That Caused MASSACRE Harry Lillie BERNARD McELWAINE The Sunday Standard today concludes "BLOOD ON THE SNOW" by Dr. 77fi» series is I Edited by I L grea v Canadian northland at the outlet of n lake near a beaver dam, a single goose vas Slicking m the snow.1,919 words
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Article, Illustration198 1958-02-09 13 us: a change of heart, with reverence and genuine .ove for all living things around us. II will be of little avail trying to buy immunity y pampering domestic pets when we (ion t care h' w << .r fur coat was198 words
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Advertisement509 1958-02-09 24 Men Restore Gland Vigour and Feel Younger in 24 Hours Feel Strong-Vigourous-Get More Fun Out of Life Thanka to the discovery of a tclen- JB; H t<st. after 20 yvars r>f study, it is now "S possible for those who feel preraaturelyoki. Run-down and Worn-out, to *<p.rienre :ipain the thrill509 words
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Advertisement186 1958-02-09 24 ANAC The White Shell Th strikes at the centre p r u|j < of pain in a matter u r 1 of seconds n ["FOUR MEDIcINEsTNi Yes— it's a fact that DOUBLI-ACi: contains four carefully sclecu r j —Aspirin and Phenacctin.:: I killers— Caffeine, the invai-j 4 QUININE S SAFE186 words
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Article, Illustration1233 1958-02-09 14 J.C Wall - J.C Wall MALAYAN SHORT STORY by Many are the stories that have come out of the Malayan jungles. Some weird, some frightening, some funny; but none so strange and mysterious as the legend of the "Jungle Man/ In the process of time, many of the1,233 words
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Article169 1958-02-09 14 Sayings Of The Week I think it would be absolutely wrong for there to be dangled as a dowry to a shotgun marriage a contract for an aeroplane that the Customer didn't want.— Sir Miles Thomas, on Aircraft Industry Amalgamation. It is no fun to kiss a man when 100169 words
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Article811 1958-02-09 14 Nurse Kathle - Nurse Kathle By emergency which occurs among children, although it can scarcely be called an accident, is convulsions or fits. This looks alarming although it is often of a comparatively simple origin, and therefore I think it is a good idea for all parents to have some811 words
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Advertisement197 1958-02-09 14 wi£\\" fHimosa A 4u P OUJC er ?m Cussons "Mimosa" iJR WBl talcum powder is \lf luxuriously cool and fi^ delightfully fragrant. iM\ m^^^ Inexpensive too. y CARGO ».<- ><o "II f or n f O rmo t ton co«iul' i I H""' c /^J four forwordmg Aginl or,, I197 words
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Article, Illustration1092 1958-02-09 15 Avdrey White - Avdrey White WOMAN J% *>y WHETHER your vita! statistics follow the Jayne Mansfield pattern of plumpness, or the Audrey Hepburn one of the 'lean and hungry' look, you need to pay strict attention to that pivot of present day fashion-the brassiere. You may be a wearer of the1,092 words
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Article, Illustration222 1958-02-09 15 i 'HIXKSE women in Malaya have been aware for years, that the samfoo is just about the most practical fashion to wear for an active life, md inevitably fashion designers have borrowed the idea and claimed it as their own. On the beaches this year, women in Europe222 words
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Article228 1958-02-09 15 FVKRYONE loves roM. ■L^ a.nd though few of us possess much of the Fort Knox variety, we can enjoy the next best thing for fashion at least, is going back on the gold standard. Clothes, cosmetics and furnishing fabrics are taking on a golden glow. Metallic thread glitters228 words
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Advertisement66 1958-02-09 15 iniisc i r ;cw actually jrd carefree at prfaod natural, as •P tfloip. decide to •cmal tanirrus cnormooa cs ?sa and pad*, rrcntal rat TantfHS >ss.r 'c ■x c/i, c tjKOetit-you M i .•or— I Itwptci Regular I ir fcrr- nts I n >. OJn 1164. I P.74 F JF66 words
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Advertisement446 1958-02-09 15 Greatest natural health tonic in the world fr^j Ribena is tkc best way to R^ fer kc<?p your family free froivi \j>>^ infectiorv They'll love its V. tflste.TVicy'll thriv« on it/ l%jV*A Look at the^ U^ So happy/ So kcflltKy/ Yes, delicious Ribena is world-famous |^w J as the most446 words
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Article131 1958-02-09 16 Telegraph Poles Get Chopper A FAMILIAR feature of the, British landscape is going, up in smoke. The Post Office is preparing to write offi telegraph poles completely, i Scientific progress has caught* up with the overhead teie- phone wires. It lasts longer,' costs less when it's routed j underground. Of131 words
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Article833 1958-02-09 16 NEW BOOK GIVES S'PORE GAUDY LOOK ADVENTUROUS SINGAPORE! and. so forth say the advertisements appear- ing the past fortnight in newspapers and J magazines across the American hinterland. Reason? The ads wew proclaiming Alistair Mac Lean's new book, "SOUTH BY JAVA HEAD." It is the latest rage. Mr. Mac Lean,833 words
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Article, Illustration24 1958-02-09 16 TTING K1 some d 3 shapely LEVON MCXI ready to roll her own obc Bee:- F '6c. A'lshewS ,s c -c UPUP - 24 words
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Advertisement219 1958-02-09 16 RASPING SORE THROAT? I I m^^X Soothe inflamed throats fast with Hudson's »luiubes Guard against coughs, >\"x|ffjv^ M colds, sore throats and 4JS?s^^^^^^^ smokers' throats with iwfcS^^M^ l^ Hudson's Jujubes. EVERYBODY WANTS THE BEST WE HAVE THEM ALL HERE I This book is a sign of j I BUSINESS EFFICIENCY219 words
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Advertisement63 1958-02-09 16 BY DENIS DUNN ty From recent radio talk of us can truthfully sa? i v In life which forces us to s. we've f ot?" can in called a wife Quote from a dorr.' w nagging has mar> ftn {f /P f% like »e<Ton<>' Suddenly announrinf th^J hf r c63 words
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Miscellaneous150 1958-02-09 16 s/yS w .«j« m s orry, dear, I'll have to *v^ s/S divorce you I need the "It's not fair she doesn't have to run so far as the rest PU of us!" "I didn't want the children V^v ?i/i r*> to know you were in prison. \^y*^^ Iff -c^W150 words
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Article, Illustration787 1958-02-09 21 Ug, Low And Sleek Plymouth THE BELVEDERE I//?Y SUSPENSION, WFUL BRAKES AND KOOMY INTERIOR N(l r is:>B C .rdere !'i: first r in m and out. I eves tuned to 1 cars, Cr and. per:ert.. I ONG. LOW KtnTl: EYEi [JR AND ur;\t c787 words
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788 1958-02-09 21 Driving To Moscow? It Is A Tough Journey t k i t >k llvoia is rjger niMto l.d.ixs Soviet. te» -r template i n conI on f>rita in ftr the Ro Clab the hish _;e i from B-; London to nee the It < r<e nun of at v ir788 words
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Advertisement52 1958-02-09 21 RING PLASTIC TAPE barter and Safer driving! Ideal for use on worn steering wheels !^m Packing: H inch x 12V 2 yds per roll K| Price; $2.50 per roll. m Postage: 50 cts. extra. in 7 attractive colours: Cray, Black. Yellow White. SiPPIY 175 Sel °O ie Road frLI Singapore52 words
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Advertisement175 1958-02-09 21 I l! M K|N( <.l«»K(.k, VI Wmi FiU your glass WATNEYS BEER, STOUT REDjjOT BARREL AND BROWN ALE BREWED INI LONDON FY WATNEY CCV C E PF'D CO, LTD IBy^vg/prLn spark [^^J&K^Aru plugs 1 vaai 9 aa fflB models to suit everyone who values the really good things in motoring175 words
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Article, Illustration678 1958-02-09 22 FVER since the first Sputnik was shot into space people have been writing anxiously to me. Chiefly they want to know whether the existence of such an object would constitute an additional effect upon their lives in terms of astrology. In short, they seem to imagine the Sputnik678 words
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Advertisement40 1958-02-09 22 < J^t- J Adding her j charms to those of p nature is shapely i«^*^ jj. vacationer berry jh**- > Kendrick, sunning s L Colorado Beach .Mfe'i^^-^ aI like to be there/ jHJ tOO? UP photo. i^H 5v H^ja j^, x&timM^r I40 words
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Miscellaneous1060 1958-02-09 22 i i UvK Vlf c t H S MARCH 21— APRIL 20 be to work through quietly quiet contacts will be JAN 20— I KB is S (Aries).— The early part without an undue amount wise rius)— Probably a i 2 humdrum pvrioJ It.. 2of the week brings some of1,060 words
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Miscellaneous262 1958-02-09 22 BirthdJ SUNDAY. s. v opponuu s occur m t^ I aspects of imp *c €f ana I flfenernl ;,os*O«. Th€ pro total ,1 hi Mitt I -amity i n I icrvsi? idU produce €x 1 Uwmely affable adjustment* ar* 2 I Also one cm, iy I re'^rc < deuces I262 words
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Article, Illustration313 1958-02-09 23 MICHAEL ALEXANDER - MICHAEL ALEXANDER By A WAI. Through the Forosts North of the Amazon. By (3 vP pv John Murray. 285.) I riture IL£r*T» travel E*, to float PVgaioß from -r. a L Sir Guwf t *b/ dug ;t ETite back f Em* b*Hraz.l apart from PJps., jigs r.313 words
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Article283 1958-02-09 23 JACQUETTA HAWKES - JACQUETTA HAWKES VANISHED CITIES. By Herman and Georg Schriber. (Weidenfeld and Nicolson. 255.). 'THIS Is a piece of bookmaking but quite a good one. The authors are two cultivated and intelligent Viennese and they write agree- ably about an interesting selection from the thousands of cities throughout the283 words
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Article506 1958-02-09 23 GLYN DANIEL - GLYN DANIEL By De *cc in Constance Smit fc Chjtfl||d« ISs.i. paphy. am ok e i ff- nineteen P;r came f act p» the Parisian ir m a L* "hijhwt- r.c--i w -:-vph .-r.uch v i- sorties over enemy territory was of incalculable value to Allied tactics506 words
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Article240 1958-02-09 23 Writer Of Great Charm THE MENAGERIE. By Catherine Cookson, (Macdonald. 13s. 6d.) TT is pltasant to turn to x The Menagerie, a strong cup of tea brewed in Durham. Miss Cookson is an unpretentious writer of extraordinary charm. She builds up the colliery town of Feiburn brick by simple brick.240 words
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Article202 1958-02-09 23 A SIANS complain that nearly all history taught in European schools is about Europe. Mr. Lan Thomson, himself a schoolmatster, has tried to remedy this by producing an account of Asian history in this century: The Rise of Modern Asia (Murray 18s.). It will be a good book202 words
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Article471 1958-02-09 23 MAURICE RICHARDSON - MAURICE RICHARDSON By TzULBENKIAN. By John Lodwick. (Hcinemann. 215.). ARMENIAN mul.i millionaires make the most money, as any student of wealth will tell you. In contrast to the cheertul extraverted Greeks, who will gaily lose one fortune only :o win another next week, they are secretive, withdrawn, onepointed471 words
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Advertisement223 1958-02-09 23 TAe iwrW famous family of TIGER medicinal products ■yJjßCtt'^f '■''^^BF- V '■■'">"- v# 2 ■Jr w^Hfl^^b '-jl ■V>'x'BKa /•v" IF >3ll vvfiv w '^^^^H|S^SU&V'^y^/^L'' >^^w {I M r^VH^Kx- -ift-'-'- v ■™*"4 tvH CHEE THONE SAN Provides Instantaneous relief for Toothache, Earache, Stomachache, Muscle Pain, Indigestion, Backache Colds, Sore Throat, etc.223 words
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Article, Illustration878 1958-02-09 24 BERNARD WILLIAMS - BERNARD WILLIAMS {First Of Four Luxury Liners )ue This Week By Beginning Feb. 15 till March 20, this year, 100,000 tons of luxury shipping will grace Singapore's waterfront to disembark nearly 2,000 pleasure-seeking American tourists on round-the-world cruises. The cruise liners of Leviathan proportions that v.878 words
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Article132 1958-02-09 24 'OXVICTS in Britain are* making crime pay IN- SIDK prison but it's all 1 kirt 4 S rt *t ry writing is one| I Uii most popular sub-, Jee a amoni men m prison \vh > take our courses.", said the d. rector of a corrt>p132 words
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Article, Illustration343 1958-02-09 24 IAN MACDONALD - 5s. AN HOUR IS BARE LIVING IAN MACDONALD SAY NUDES By r J^HREE hundred nude models are stripping for action strike action for more pay. The girls, who work as models at London art schools, claim that their present pay— s.s. an hour is barely a living wage. Unless they343 words