Sunday Standard, 13 April 1958
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Title Section21 1958-04-13 1 *i m m. it n sl SUNDAY STANDARD gfdgfdg Vol. VIII. No. 284 SINCAPORE SUNDAY. APRIL 13, 1958. 1 20 etc21 words
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Article282 1958-04-13 1 U.S. SNUBS RED MOVE Stabbing Of Lana's Lover— Verdict On Page 2 'Mad Rush' Proposal For Summit Talks We Must Ensure Lasting Success WASHINGTON, April 12 (UP).— U.S. officials said today the United States will reject Russia's latest "mad rush-' proposal for an East-West summit meeting. They said the United282 words
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Article, Illustration119 1958-04-13 1 AT FIRST glance they look like sisters. Incidentally, they have the same first mime too. But Miss Betty Phun (left) is no relation of Miss Betty Lee. The Bettys however have something else m common. They have been selected by Air India International from 200 applications to be air hostesses.119 words
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142 1958-04-13 1 It's Best Settled Now Subandrio Dual Nationality For Chinese TOKYO, April 12 (UP) Indonesian Foreign Minister Subandrio today inaugurated a 15-member committee to execute the ratified treaty between his country and Communist China on the abolition of dual nationality for Chinese m Indonesia, Antara News Agency reported from Jakarta. Subandrio142 words
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Article106 1958-04-13 1 Death Note To Ipoh Towkay IPOH, Sat. Perak's multimillionaire, Mr Foo Yet Kai last week received a letter, written m Chinese, threatening his life, The Standard learned from a reliable source here today The writer or writers of the "death" note stated that they were "not106 words
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Article42 1958-04-13 1 AN 80-YEAR-OLD woman, Chong Soon Ng Long was yesterday killed by a SingaporeKuala Lumpur bound train at the 9£ miles Bukit Timah Road. Chong, it Is believed, was knocked down while she was crossing the railway line.42 words
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Article69 1958-04-13 1 LONDON, April. 12 (UP) A Committee of Social Scientists and Theologians today recommended that the Church of England endorse birth control. The Committee was organized by Dr. Geoffrey Fisher, Archbishop of Cantebury, to report on family life m Britain m relation to the church. Its 230-page69 words
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Article21 1958-04-13 1 CASH totalling $6,850 was reported stolen from a locker m a Chinese Club m Bukit Mertajam on Friday night.21 words
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Article143 1958-04-13 1 A SINGAPORE clerk, Tjong Tjin Hong, was on Thursday threatened with death if he failed to pay a sum of $10,000. But the writer of the death letter got cold feet and failed to turn uo for the appointment to collect the money. Tjong said143 words
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Article20 1958-04-13 1 THE PORT of Colombo will be nationalised on July 1, according to a government scheme now being finalised. ReuterReuter - 20 words
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Article363 1958-04-13 1 April 13. 1958. THE vanity of women is going to be seriously hurt and their pockets considerably lightened if Selangor Police are serious about the campaign to prosecute girls who ride bicycles m the Federal capital with the elaborate form of head-and-shoulder headdress that is so characteristic of dulang363 words
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Advertisement123 1958-04-13 1 f >-: HfPfPHIw MAIMSPHK 7 ciuhi ii At i* sun I CUCUOMtC MOUtS EBT _.^S& *osii>o«j tat riMffc. a^i jSmD9EBBB P* M^wkta^b. fl^^^B I^B BP^ llJtaDßi^^ B^^l m jßHp^^ CBCMORS OF MOOELS SINCE 1848 eiICKS THROUGHOUT IHB WORIO met station: 62, SOUTH BRIDGE RD, STORE. Whichever way you look at123 words
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Advertisement55 1958-04-13 1 Insicj^ This Issue Page Social Welfare Lottery Results 2 IJ a i Ie d Student Flies Back 3 Chief Minister Acts As Guide to Andrew Roth 6 Ken Jalleh's Frankly Speaking Column 10 Full Race Results 11 All The Foreign Cables 12 The Sensational Love Affair of Nina Miles 1355 words
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Advertisement331 1958-04-13 1 Winners-— $1000 FIRST PRIZE Lim Quee Lian Singapore $300 -SECOND PRIZE Ong Teck Chiang Singapore $200 -THIRD PRIZE H.K. Ho Malacca $50 CONSOLATION PRIZES Fong Meng Soon Kuala Lumpur M. Krishnasamy Penang W. J. G. Hasings Singapore Lim Siew Yin Ipoh, Perak Lim Kit Chan Ipoh, Perak F. S. Yip331 words
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Article, Illustration1444 1958-04-13 2 Lana Weeps As She Tells A Packed Court How Johnny Died LOS ANGELES, April 12, (Reuter)— A coroner's jury decided here last night that the stabbing of underworld bodyguard Johnny Stompanato by Lana Turner's 14-year-old daughter Cheryl was "justifiable homicide/ Stompanato was stabbed to death1,444 words
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Article288 1958-04-13 2 HOUSEBREAKERS had a busy day on Friday, entering five homes and stealing $3,980 m cash and jewellery. CASE NO. I— Loh Ah Gek. 22. told Police that his uncle. Lee Swee Heen, 51. took his family to a cinema show m the evening. When they288 words
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Article190 1958-04-13 2 Trishoman Robs Him Of $82 NO CHEE KUAN of Penang on his first trip to Singapore for a holiday was on Friday taken for a ride by a trisha rider and then robbed of $82. Mr. Ng said that he arrived by train at 6.30 p.m. and took a trisha190 words
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Article172 1958-04-13 2 A Japan Trip For Tunku Co. KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— At the invitation of the Japanese Government Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman, will pay an official visit to Japan from May 21 to May 27, it was announced today. The Prime Minister will fly to Tokyo via Hongkong. He and his172 words
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Article54 1958-04-13 2 SINGAPORE tin price yesterday was $360 per picul down 75 cents on Friday Singapore Copra Association closing prices per oicul yes iooa ay ,i were: $32 buyers $32| sellers. Tone very steady Singapore Coconut Oil Millers Association closing prices per picul yesterday were: bulk shipment $47,54 words
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Article, Illustration246 1958-04-13 2 Memorable Day For Thai Stars THREE Thai star s u -ho are featured m the film "The Bridge on the River Kwai" currently showing at the Odeon wiade their last 24-hour s m Singapore really memorable. The last day for these three charming beauties started icith a visit to a246 words
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Article99 1958-04-13 2 CLAIMS TRIAL TO THEFT CHARGE PENANG. Sat.— An Australian leading aircraftsman was alleged m the Magistrate's Court today to have taken $4 from the drawer of a hotel and then walked away. Arkel H. Joseph claimed trial to a charge of theft of the money belonging to the manager of99 words
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Article108 1958-04-13 2 FINGERPRINT LED TO HIS ARREST A FINGERPRINT left on an ashtray during a burglary m a house m Fernhill Road gave the culprit away the Singapore Third District court was told yesterday Further Police investigation after the arrest of Abu bin Haji Hussain. 27, revea.ed that he wa.s also responsible108 words
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Article235 1958-04-13 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Court of University of Malaya today decided that music sb be taught as a subject m the university, the 1 Chancellor, Professor Oppenheim told reporters fol ing a sitting of the Q The Senate had accepted this m pi said, because the: for teaching mv235 words
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Article136 1958-04-13 2 T H E SINGAPORE City Council's Vehicles and Fire Brigade Committee yesterday decided that 5.7 the former official number ,of the Mayor's car should be put m cold storage for six months. The committee, which met to consider four applications for the number turned136 words
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Article30 1958-04-13 2 TSAI Nan Voh «J rf from the fir>t g^ house m River V Singapore, 7^S' W J He was adm.tteo General Hospital WW head Injuries.30 words
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Article182 1958-04-13 2 ticketi ending TAPAH, Sat. Ticket No. *****83 sold m Selangor won the top prize of $350,000 m the 54th draw of the Social and Welfare Lottery today. Second Prize: No *****01 ($125,000) was also won by a Selangor ticket holder. Third Prize: No. *****58 ($50,000) went to182 words
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Advertisement458 1958-04-13 2 «f* gllltil tl? >TH 4Tgt>l t *»lt»» WAV SITUATIONS VACANT FIRST CLASS KEBUN REQUIRED tor D stnet 11, No Quarters available Apply with details of past employment, or if at present engaged and due to finish within I month to Box No. T. 3324 SS. WANTED PART TIME workers Standard458 words
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Advertisement266 1958-04-13 2 WHERE TO EAT ELIZABETHAN GRILL, RAFFLES HOTEL, for th« discriminating TIEN TSIN RESTAURANT (Airconditioned). 161, New Market Roac (Behind Southern Cabaret) Singapore Telephone 2C7CI. Delicious ano Genume Northern Chines* Focos Moderate prices Al HOU KEE BAR RESTAURANT. 21. Killiney Road, Lunch: Chicken soup assorted cold meat, boiled potato assorted salad266 words
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Article, Illustration332 1958-04-13 3 Gilbert Sullivan's 'The Sorcerer' The New Sceneshifters Present jr G Vbert Sullivan smsts m Singapore I have an opportunity to tone of their not so widely L-n operas when "The. (The\ 'real Dramatic Society] ffci V.M.C.A. Singapore)! JJJ, -THE SORCERER" the Cultural Centre Canning Rise irom 26. rcerer" was the332 words
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444 1958-04-13 3 Ridley And The Junior Approved School 10 gave nine years the promotion fa $300,000 Junior Apd School for wayward In Singapore, will In the Colony when ution is opened R Ridiey. SuperJPndent of Statutory sin Singapore who 'i be leaving for Austra:J at444 words
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Article, Illustration46 1958-04-13 3 w* hum. L ormer Miss Katherine Kwok Yoke Yee, is iL Toh tt auehtep of Mr. and Mrs. Kwok Hon Yin*. s*l iv w is attached to Ford Motors (Sales Reki2^J^ he eldest soo of Mr. and Mrs. Toh Sin Stand ardpicStandardpic - 46 words
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Article, Illustration476 1958-04-13 3 CHAN SWAN BEE - Jailed Student Flies Back On One-Way Ticket CHAN SWAN BEE 7 Admit It Was Silly...' By TAN AH KWANG, the 20-year-old Singapore student who was jailed m Perth last month for forging a passport, yesterday returned to Singapore on a one-way ticket to tell his own story. The five foot476 words
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Article, Illustration287 1958-04-13 3 Sumatra War! It's A Newsman's Pipe Dream' LOOKING like a rather tired Alfred Hitchcock, Uni-versal-InternationaVs Director of Short Subjects, Mr. Arthur Cohen is back m Singapore firmly convinced that the war m Sumatra is a figment of some newspaperman's imagination. Mr. Cohen, who flew to Sumatra "because everyone else was287 words
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Article36 1958-04-13 3 EMINENT British scientist and mathematician, Professor C. A. Coulson of Oxford University, will speak on "Christian Faith m the Atomic Age" at the Cultural Centre, Fort Canning, on May 10 at 8 p.m.36 words
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Article37 1958-04-13 3 FROM TUESDAY. Insured letters and boxes ud to a maximum of $3,400 for each insured article will be accepted for transmission at any post office In Malaya or Singapore, the Postmaster General, Malaya announced yesterday37 words
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Article20 1958-04-13 3 THE Singapore Canine Welfare Association yesterday announced that It raised $7,626 on Its Flag Day on March 15.20 words
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Advertisement247 1958-04-13 3 MY CONSTIPATION WRRIES ARE OVER I ALWAYS TAKE I Milk of Magnesia I ijf&ff^*^^-* Because it provides mors -^jSmEttr^^X complete relief than singlepurpose laxatives! Constlpa- tion and acid Indigestion f^ M That's why laxatives which fs^L o* A^Af^n r: f= s 4» \rl act on constipation alone are i DUII247 words
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Article313 1958-04-13 4 ...But Only If Compulsory Polls Come Into Force VOTERS m the rural areas of Singapore will be provided with free transport if Government decides to introduce compulsory voting at the next general elections, The Standard reliably learnt yesterday. According to sources close to the Chief313 words
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Article, Illustration558 1958-04-13 4 Christine Diemer - Christine Diemer WELFARE WORKERS TELL THE PUBLIC by NO ONE can deny that it was a very ill wind that destroyed the homes of the Geylang fire victims. But an assessment yesterday of the generous response of the Singapore people to the aid ofStandardpic - 558 words
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Article107 1958-04-13 4 UMNO's STAND THE UNITED Malay National Organization m Singapore has no working arrangements with the People's Action Party m th e City Council for future meetings of the Council The President of the UMNO, Inche Abdul Hamid bin Haji Jumat. told The Standard ihat this will107 words
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76 1958-04-13 4 THE LORONG 3 Fire Victims Relief Committee has so far collected $34,327.75. This includes the sum of $1,633 received at the City hall yesterday. The committee yesterday announced that a Colony con- tractor Messrs. Kian Hong, has offered its services to level the area76 words
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Article60 1958-04-13 4 CHUA SOON HUAT. and Ng Chin Ong, yesterday pleaded not guilty m a Singapore Court to a charge of being members of an unlawful assembly and causing hurt to three men at West Hill Road on April 1. "Hiey were allowed bail of $1,000 m one60 words
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Article54 1958-04-13 4 CUSTOMS revenue for the first three months this year totalled $26,896, a Singapore Government statement issued yesterday stated. Revenue for tobacco totalled $10,351; petroleum $7,784; liquors $5,820; and entertainments $1,782. Othei revenues collected for the same months were: Licences $219; fines and forfeitures $11; toddj $141;54 words
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Article, Illustration101 1958-04-13 4 Whisky Cheerful Outlook MALAYA only consumes one per cent of the world's whisky supply but there is a great potential for whisky m this country m the future. Mr. Eric L. Roberts, Managing Director of Grants Whisky, m Glasgow, Scotland, said this when he arrived m the Colony with his101 words
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Article176 1958-04-13 4 TALKS TO AVERT STRIKE CONTINUE TALKS between representatives of the City Council Labour Unions' Federation and Council's negotiation committee m a bid to avert the threatened strike by the daily-rated workers continued yesterday. A joint statement issued after the three-hour meeting said that the Federation had proposed a compensation scheme176 words
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Article211 1958-04-13 4 THE tank which is a MUST for any Hindu temple m India, is however TABOO m Singapore. The Standard was told yesterday. The authorities have banned the tanks for the reason that they are likely to become breeding places for mosquitoes, said Mr. V. Paklrisamy211 words
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Article69 1958-04-13 4 LIM PONG of Enj? Hoe Road, and Ng Yam Seng of Holland Road, were yesterday remanded for one week by a Singapore Court after a tentative charge of armed robbery had been read and explained to them. They were alleged to have robbed a taxi driver69 words
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Article39 1958-04-13 4 THE Queen's University at Beliast Is to honour Sir George Vance Alien, former Vice-Chancellor of the University of Malaya. The honorary degree of LI D. will be conferred on him at the graduation ceremonies m July.39 words
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Article34 1958-04-13 4 THE opening of the Institute of Health m Outram Road, Singapore, by the Health Minister, Mr A. J. Braga scheduled for April 23, has been postponed ''to a later date," Government announced yesterday.34 words
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Article36 1958-04-13 4 THE SINGAPORE Hindu Sabai will celebrate its fourth anniversary and the Hindu New Year tomorrow at 6 p m at the Broadway Hall m the New World. Mr. V. Pakirisamy Pillai will preside36 words
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Miscellaneous430 1958-04-13 4 1 p.m Programme summary. ■j«l •Tftl •1 rSTr»l^rM Music In a Miri-tkiy Mood I'M) MBCfh^MiMß^mEßl^Xflßßli Time Siunal. 1 45 Serenade to the Ladies. 2 pm Hit Parade 230 At Chine** V.MC'A (Prince Kriwarri the Piano. 245 Australian MagaKouri): Boy Scout* and Art Club zinc 3 p.m. Concert Hour, 4 pm.430 words
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Article, Illustration566 1958-04-13 5 PHYLLIS TAN - PHYLLIS TAN A new world for those deaf... by r-r the "pioneers" of fifttW Mr. JL G.L. Lav and [er Fddie who are Qualified Aur s ginq m South-east have opened up ,-orld for those wit h deafness. tial Deaf it Frankel Mr Lav says that n566 words
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Article, Illustration457 1958-04-13 5 Bo Peep - Bo Peep <2«4& gfdgfdg /ORDERS have gone out that detectives In the Force who y have not brought m information on the activities of underworld gangsters are to be transferred to the uniform branch. That means that they must don uniforms and be mata matas We understand that457 words
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Advertisement7 1958-04-13 5 JOHNSON'S BABY POWDER best for your baby!7 words
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Article, Illustration820 1958-04-13 6 Standard's London correspondent ANDREW ROTH back m Singapore for a Malayan "brainwashing" gets the Chief Minister to take him on a tour of the Colony. THE FACE OF THE STRAITS TIMES PHOTOGRAPHER DROPPED TO HIS NAVEL. The Paleface whom820 words
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562 1958-04-13 6 T RECENTLY wrote a few A lines about Laurie Davis, the viola player who was with Radio Malaya m Singapore during 1954-56, and whom I met whilst m London last year. Some readers will recall Mr. Davis' one bold experiment m conducting m562 words
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Article89 1958-04-13 6 MUSIC NOTES reaction was typical he sent the letter over to Ludwig van B. and I have permission to quote the reply (Istomin's own translation from the German). "Your lady is very tiresome", Ludwig writes, "and so are you. My eternal time is limited for such nonsense. Just survive until89 words
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Article219 1958-04-13 6 Reviewed by THE ART OF GUIDO CANTELLI. PhilharmonU Oi cond. Cantelli. H.M.V. ALP 1535 (12-inch). Cantelli's untimely death m an air crash m November, 1956, was one of the greatest losses to the world of music since the war. He was only 36 when he died but his great219 words
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Article194 1958-04-13 6 A TOSCANINI ANTHOLOGY. N. B. C. Symphony Orchestra cond. Toscanini. H.M.V. ALP 1418 (12-inch). This is the second record (or volume) of a series, the eventual extent of which I do not know. It is a mixed bag of smaller independent orchestral pieces recorded at various times (sometimes194 words
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Article, Illustration804 1958-04-13 6 IT OR almost as many A centuries as there are records, the disease which has caused general revulsion throughout the world is leprosy. In England and other countries m the Middle Ages, it was a common disease, and the unfortunate victims had to carry a804 words
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Miscellaneous158 1958-04-13 6 f J Britain* s best-selling re- 10 TEQUILA The t cords last ueek >- Champs. 1 MAGIC MO- 12 CATCH A FALLMENTS Perry ING STAR— Perry Como. Como. t 2 WHOLE LOTTA 13 JAILHOUSE ROCK WOMAN Mar- Elvis Presley. 1 yin Rainwater. 14 GOOD GOLLY, t 3 NAIROBI Tom- MOLLY158 words
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Article, Illustration2170 1958-04-13 7 GERMAN HAPPINESS' LEFT ME NUMB FOR 3 minutes TERRY PILLAY continues her motor tour of Europe and m this article describes her experiences m Paris and Luxembourg. gfl was m her black V ods the day we j She cowled at us a lowering sky. while r finding, normally Vj2,170 words
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Article193 1958-04-13 7 SAUSAGES - SAUSAGES -BY MILES of sausages are eaten all over the world every minute of the day. In BriUin. 4.320,*****0 sausages are eaten m a year End to ond they would st?etcn about 264,000 miles. In America enough sausages are eaten every o 3ST A«e S SToof193 words
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Article, Illustration31 1958-04-13 7 PIX. PRETTY loan Edgerman is getting set to test the surface condition of the 8 sand at Dayton Beach, ,n Florida scene of the 21st annual Handlebar Derby held recently.- UPUP - 31 words
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Advertisement93 1958-04-13 7 Piles relieved by new tablet treatment JU scfcn ce has produced an cfTective treatment fcoido l T r from P' les (haemorrmple tab'et treatment rehcf Hemotabs* !a^ are tablets «*fch to S? vu th a drink of water--71 L king an "Prrm. They t^J wothmg rchel within the Oronn,, ed93 words
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Advertisement200 1958-04-13 7 NEWCOMPLETE plfflCT ff, I A 1 ■nil Fish and Rabbit for Proteins, Cereals for Carbohydrates, Powdered bone for Calcium, Vegetable and Cod Liver Oil for vitamins A D and fats; blended to ensure a correctly balanced diet* Trade Enquiries To:— I^^^Q^^kb? til. ~%c%r*i'x o. I HUH *^tTIO Yt A RS200 words
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Article, Illustration560 1958-04-13 8 STEVE NEOH - STEVE NEOH THE STORY OF ESTHER COSTELLO says a time when stardom is tapemeasured and a busty bosom is the fastest way of going up, it is a refreshing diversion to see a young woman, hitherto unknown and whose film debut has been unheralded here, who can really560 words
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Article271 1958-04-13 8 The Oscar Night QNCE a year the American film ndustry stages a television programme without commercials. It lasts an hour and a half. In the course of it they distribute gilt 1930-ish statuettes of a knight holding a sword, which are called "Oscars." They are highly prized271 words
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Article257 1958-04-13 8 Bob Goes West Again SADDLE THE WIND ]\JANY a Western that features the "fastest gun alive" have done good business this side of the world, and M.G.M.'s latest outdoor drama starring Robert Taylor should do as well. The main box-office draw is of course Taylor himself m SADDLE THE WIND,257 words
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323 1958-04-13 9 i*r, 8«t The 9£ of ttie BadminRation of Malaya ia i general meetigfJSdM Lumpur grossed that they f ad opt positive and m easures to introcomprehensive of training includfhc provision of Tour Reward For The Thomas Cuppers coaches on a country-wide basis. win 1323 words
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Article95 1958-04-13 9 Badminton Umpires Body Is Formed M LUMPUR, Sat. Umpires Malaya was inaugural SBA hall here. unanimous a body be formed improving the all matches under tion of the BAM. rmed a. isocian the provianci judges and cham- :ioned by the main lists of ■vhose quaiifir. and experience cpme lard required95 words
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Article14 1958-04-13 9 PUR Sat: I 2-1 m the Federation's HQ ground icore at the inter-14 words
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Article133 1958-04-13 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat- The Malayan Hockey Federation at its executive meeting held today, selected three officials to Tokyo for the Asian Games next month. Mr. A. Durairatnam, a VicePresident of the MHF, will be the manager of the team with Mr. Wong Yuen Ching (Negri Sembilan)133 words
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Article, Illustration34 1958-04-13 9 MIAMI Beach, Fla; Karol Fergaros. University of Miami's fifth ranking tennis player, shows off her new gold lace panties, before the start of a vractice match here.- UPUP - 34 words
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Article376 1958-04-13 9 yan championships. The following is the draw for the Foong Seong Cup. North Section: Selangor vs Perak at Kuala Lumpur; South Section: Johore vs Negri Sembilan at Johore: Singapore vs Malacca at Singapore. South Zone final venue to be fixed later. The draw for the376 words
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Article39 1958-04-13 9 RAF. Tengah beat Shell Sports Club by six wickets at Paya Lebar yesterday. Shell 106 (Cottrell 45, Gibson five for 22. Kitchen four for 44.) RAF Tengah 107 for four (Kitchen 52, Perry 31 not out).39 words
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Article276 1958-04-13 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The Selangor Badminton Association will invite the Yang Di-Pertuan Agong, and the Prime Minister. Tunku Abdul Rahman, to donate gold trophies for the Selangor Gold Cud International Badminton Tournament to be p'.ayed at Kuala Lumpur from June 26 to 29. This was276 words
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700 1958-04-13 9 RECORDS were broken at the Singapore Rifle Association Easter Meeting on April 5 and 6 wnen C.P.O 0.1 Ellis scored 307 points to win the Grand Aggregate Trophy, the Trimmer Cup. Set. P.W.W Lane-Joynt I won the Open Sights Aggregate Trophy, the Buffs700 words
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Article22 1958-04-13 9 RAJAJI SDorts Club patrons are now SAFA's president, Mr. Soh Ghee Soon, Mr. Wong Peng Tuck and Mr. 8. Jaganathan.22 words
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Article, Illustration891 1958-04-13 10 KEN JALLEH - THIS HAT IN HAND POLICY WILL NOT PAY KEN JALLEH frankly speaking It's Time For Government To Subsidize Sport NO WONDER the Olympic councillors of this country are worried— or is the word, frustrated! Dollars and cents are breaking no speed records pouring into the coffers of the Singapore and891 words
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Article, Illustration269 1958-04-13 10 These are the good Samaritans of athletics. And the help and advice they are giving to Malayans today is bound to pay dividends when the chosen some of whom owe their free trips to Tokyo to the Americans shine m the Asian Games. Take an athlete likeYong Poh Mina - 269 words
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Article456 1958-04-13 10 NO USE BIDDING FOR GAMES —Unless There's A Government Subsidy Sunday Standard Sports Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Federation of Malaya Olympic Council has wisely decided to "look hefoie they leap" before blindly bidding for the 1962 Asian Games to be held m Kuala Lumpur. At its meeting, here Thursday456 words
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Article398 1958-04-13 10 English Soccor Results LONDON. April 12. (Reuter) LEAGUE DIV. I Birmingham C. 1, Leeds U. 1. Burnley 1, W'hampton W. 1. Chelsea 2. Bolton W. 2 Manchester C. 3. Sunderland 1. Newcastle Utd. 3, Arsenal 3. Nottingham F. 1, Luton T- 0. Portsmouth 1, Blackpool 2 Preston N. E 1,398 words
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103 1958-04-13 10 Weightlifting Entries Limited To 7 STOCKHOLM, April 13 (AFP) Entries lor the world weightliiting championships to be held here m September will be limited to 7 competitors from each country one competitor for each category according to the International Federation's modified rulings The Federation also ruled that for the championships103 words
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Article51 1958-04-13 10 RAF Changi beat 61 Signals Unit by 18 runs m a friendly cricket match at Changi yesterday. Scores: RAF Changi 156 (Florence 47, Stent 58. Sandhurst 15, Yateman three for 43) Signals 138 (Jensen 38, Ridley 24 Yateman 24, Saunders five for 38, Stont three51 words
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Article, Illustration175 1958-04-13 10 WITH an **m featherweight <*iH gapore's inte^J champion R av m !^J aims to takp the ladder I d and fo lr t h I On f nt Federal I rank ng, O n a I wh at takes J* I Pointed Japan's I decisively mi n tK^l theyRay Ming Chan fight - 175 words
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Article2459 1958-04-13 11 A DAY OF SPECTACUL AR UPSETS vahant Knight ($131), Peace R/p P Pc/ c ($116) Poy Out Best I By WINDSOR LAD p SS^ie^S? at K r uala Lumpur y*«'^y> ing when^favourHes wS g £f£j rf H Clnb s April Mce^ Racegoers KO t off tn ?Vf* C ted v2,459 words
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Article57 1958-04-13 11 POOL $173,750 f° T >0997 ($46,912) 1 .***** (S23.456) *****1 ($11,728) si 466) Nos. *****9. '^87, *****2, *****8, I i{229f< l~4525. Latino CW« eich): fi :i. m«"><' *****7 "^4337, *****1, *****9, Hftfl, *****7. 'fOBECAST TOTE (H 0 winning ticket rf riP H forward). fi 7onr ticket ($1,446). 1557 words
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Article217 1958-04-13 11 rrom WINDSOR LAD LUMPUR. Sat. "Dragon and Fire- D (M rtimcr) were tive workers when ..Dix'd three c on the Across the swu slightly m uush and Hamlet rciDressive when r three furlongs imlet seems to be than Hush iabie 1 Ransome) went three m 38 4/5 g nicely217 words
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Article135 1958-04-13 11 lA A UMpik. Sat. gjfell Association f*J« Wr Lim Kee M ((l «v said that the V»«W satisfied with d D lsl "n to mluce 523* and one offl of FAM m an th r Asian Games J^ c <>f shortage of I f^t'tying to 'kinik th<> FMOC iJEJ[>135 words
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309 1958-04-13 11 Cross Wind. Beats Alt SAAA Triatists Except Kesavan DESPITE a strong cross wind, Kesavan Soon equalled the qualifying time for the 200 metres m the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association's final Asian Games trials at Farrer Park yesterday. Kesavan's 200 metres m 22.2 seconds was done after 6 p.m. It was309 words
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Article73 1958-04-13 11 DESPITE a splendid double by V. R. Sabapathy <40 runs and five wickets for 12>. Ceylon Sports Club were forced to draw with Singapore Cricket Club m a friendly cricket match on the padang yesterday. CSC. 144 for three dec. (P. de Kretser 51 no. Yoß«orajah73 words
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Article99 1958-04-13 11 A TWO-DAY carnival m aid of the Asian Games Fund was staged by the Singapore Chinese Amateur Athletic Federation celebrating its 20th anniversary at the Happy World stadium. The programme included a basketball match, gymnastic display and classical dances. All proceeds of the carnival which ends99 words
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Article84 1958-04-13 11 TOKYO. April 11. (UP) Filipino fight promoter Lope Sarreal claimed yesterday that his son-in-law. Flash Elorde, was the next logical contender to challenge world featherweight champion Hogan (Kid) Bassev for the title. Elorde fourth ranked featherweight m Ring magazine's latest ratings, won a 10-round non-title decision84 words
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Article189 1958-04-13 11 JACKIE'S KUDA, the former champion sprinter of Malaya, a six-year-old chestnut horse owned by Dr. Jack Dennehy, of Singapore, won the Spital Handicap worth £400 over a straight six furlongs at Windsor on Wednesday. Jackie's Kuda Js probably the most widely travelled racehorse In training189 words
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Miscellaneous238 1958-04-13 11 Xih/fZADCkDF nl lo:in a.m.; Nang Sport* *MZ*UJ*M*UM€Mb Cluh m police Sv u aub CRICKET: Senior Tourna- <**■ Western Road around at menu SCC vs University at 1100 a.m.: Chinese RecreaSCC; SRC vs CSC at SRC: f»on Club eg Royal Air Army vs SCRC at Army: I A Force at Victoria238 words
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Article281 1958-04-13 12 EAT LESS, REST M-O-R-E Swumi, 132, Gives Old Age Formula KATHMANDU, Nepal, April 12 (UP).— Swami Govindbharti sat on an easy chair In his tiny jungle hut, puffed on a cigarette and .said he was 132 years old. But he said he is just a kid. *'I know one Yogi281 words
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Article49 1958-04-13 12 TEHERAN, April 12 (Reute)—Three fuel oil tanks at the Abadan Refinery have been on fire since yesterday afternoon, the International Oil Consortium reported today. Attempts to extinguish the blaze have so far been unsuccessful. The fire caused by a spark from a workers measuring instrument.49 words
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Article27 1958-04-13 12 EDMOND Percy Noel, 75. former newspaperman and war correspondent, died yesterday of a heart attack m Bordeaux, France, his son announced m Washington yesterday. ReuterReuter - 27 words
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189 1958-04-13 12 NICOSIA, April 12 (AFP).— Archbishop Makarios, exiled head of the Greek Church m Cyprus, sent a special Easter message to the Cyprus people yesterday saying that "the tombstone under which the British Government is trying to imprison Cypriot freedom will he moved." The "Illegal189 words
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458 1958-04-13 12 U.S. FOREIGN POLICY FROZEN STERILE Let's Come Down To Earth, Says Author MAKE PEACE WITH RED CHINA- WARBURG PHILADELPHIA, April 12 (UP).— James P. Warburg, author and lecturer on Foreign Affairs, said last night that the United States should concentrate less on beating Kussia to the moon and more on458 words
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Article136 1958-04-13 12 DAMASCUS, April, 12 (AFP). The Syrian newspaper, Al Ray Al Aam, said yesterday that a "vast plot against Arab Palestine" aimed at "serving the interests of Israel" was being organized m the offices of the Baghdad Pact m Iraq. Aim of the "plot", the newspaper said,136 words
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Article120 1958-04-13 12 LONDON. April 12, (Reuter) Agatha Christie, queen of mystery writers, chalks up another milestone tonight when her murder play, "The Mousetrap." smashes the record for the longest running play on the British stage. Almost 37 years ago the lavish musical "Chu-Chin-Chow" ended a five-year-run after 2.238 performances.120 words
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Article, Illustration32 1958-04-13 12 Pix. THESE curvaceous girls show off aquatic antics at Cypress Gardens m Florida m their shamrock decorated bathing suits. From the looks of things, these girls are literally skiing m clover. U.P.U.P. - 32 words
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Article38 1958-04-13 12 EIGHT Cuban Army and Navy officers including the Supervisor of Santiago Airport. Lieutenant Alexander Oliver, have been sentenced to prison for six years on charges of conspiracy to rebel. It was learned Id Havana yesterday. Reuter38 words
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Article37 1958-04-13 12 SULPHURIC acid was thrown at Mohd. Isa bin Jasin as he was cycling home after attending mosque at Bagan Changkat. Nibong Tebal on Friday night. He was injured on the face, shoulders and chest.37 words
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Article27 1958-04-13 12 COLOGNE— Princess Soraya of Persia left yesterday by train for Geneva, accompanied by her mother, German-born Meseva Esfandiary. wife of the Persian Ambassador to West Germany ReuterReuter - 27 words
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Article29 1958-04-13 12 MELBOURNE,— The Chinese Ministry of Culture has invited ten Australian roncert artists, pianists. violinists, singers and dancers to tour China for six weeks. All expenses would be paid. ReuterReuter - 29 words
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Article34 1958-04-13 12 LONDON— The Soviet Council of Ministers yesterday "announced with great sorrow" the death of Academician K. Fam Yuon. the first Secretary of the Board of the Soviet Union of Artists. Moscow Radio reporte ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article21 1958-04-13 12 BELGRADE, President Tito of Yugoslavia is to visit the Sudan, the semi-official Yugoslav News Agency. Yugo Press reported last night. ReuterReuter - 21 words
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Article33 1958-04-13 12 ROME, The Italian Communist party is to be denied radio time during the present election campaign because of Prague Radio broadcasts m Italian, the Prime Minister, Signor Adone Zoli, announced last night. ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article33 1958-04-13 12 TOKYO, Thousands of Japanese school children yesterday jammed the terminal of Tokyo's International Aifport to watch the arrival of two Soviet T.U. 104-T Jet Airliners and an Air France Super Constellation Slarliner. ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article40 1958-04-13 12 NEW DELHI, Group Captain Leonard Cheshire, V.C., announced here today he would establish the world headquarters of the Cheshire homes for incurables at Dehra Dun, m the Himalayan foothills. The wartime air ace recently set up one m Malaya ReuterReuter - 40 words
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Article71 1958-04-13 12 SYDNEY. April 12 (Reuter) Four hundred dangerous glass toys imported from Japan were m the hands of Sydney children, the New South Wales Collector of Customs. Mr. T. V. Maher. said today. He said the toys were shaped like a bird, and contained diethyl ether, highly71 words
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126 1958-04-13 12 LONDON, April 12 (UP) Britons spent £6.000,000 more m all forms of gambling m 1957 than m the previous year, the Annual Review published by the Churches Council on gambling said today. The figures, it said, include £4.000,000 for Government Premium Bonds, which126 words
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Article229 1958-04-13 12 COURT RULES OUT NUDE WOMEN STORY THANA, Bombay, April 12 (Reuter) A Judge yesterday rejected evidence here that a band of women, riding naked on dogs, had led a man into the jungle and then killed him and eaten his flesh during a lesson m witchcraft. He rejected the evidence229 words
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Article, Illustration46 1958-04-13 12 Pix. COL. BARLIAN, author of South Sumatra's policy who admits he is sympathetic with m aspirations of the rebels, says fighting is n .t the to settle the internal conflict. He has v. Nt team* officers to military districts around Indonesia i forward this view.- U.P.U.P. - 46 words
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Article196 1958-04-13 12 OFFENBURG, West Germany, Apr. 12 (\p A 51-year-old secondary school teacher, Ludwi?; was sentenced to one year m prison yrsterda having sai«l that the Nazis "gassed too few Jews' that "Israel should be wiped off the map." The prosecution claimed that Zind was guilty of grave injury and insult196 words
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Article, Illustration1878 1958-04-13 13 Part HI fm *%a B 1 VIM If 11 I\l W/ m 111 B 1 111 > Vy J^» JFKVA MILES (M have had six husbands) V€PWttittWi&S her sewtsationcgl story tnfo Monica, CALIFORNIA. lis time now to Lin to speak ■almost >he unLkablc. f vef1,878 words
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Article203 1958-04-13 13 -and teacher was a policeman's daughter JTAIR-HAIRED Margery McKay, 20, is the daughter of a retired police inspector. And when she got a summons for riding her bike on a footpath, she took a look at the law. Last week, she listened politely while the summons was203 words
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Advertisement7 1958-04-13 13 Next week A TERROR CAMPAIGN AGAINST ME7 words
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Advertisement162 1958-04-13 13 H PAYS to advertise m our Classified Columns Saddest words of tongue or pen But don't despair, there H a 'cure* \4 you will always bear In mfn4) Are these two words; "Stuffed Youtl find ttliei to fast and The remedy mat folks all findL* •gain!" tun Sweetens sour phillips162 words
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493 1958-04-13 14 ANNE LLOYD - 'Victorian' Father Made Her A Servant ANNE LLOYD by HE LEFT £140,000 -SHE GOT £1,000 LONDON. 'pHREE times men asked pretty Nora Greenhalgh to marry. And, a judge was told last week, three times she had to let romance pass her by. For her father, wealthy businessman Catlow Greenhalgh, was493 words
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Article, Illustration1349 1958-04-13 14 WOLLIOM DRURY - COME SHOOTING THEY S AID WOLLIOM DRURY PEOPLE SHE SUCH FUNNY ANIMALS I Mty columnist -cartoonist But the game they hunted also carried g u NO PHONE NO ADDRESS CHAS (Tiny) BURNETT RETIRED NO BUSINESS NO MONEY (*s3!U*«u P*OA^_i "WE'RE Gurkhas/ they said. And they could have fooled me, because1,349 words
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217 1958-04-13 14 Beauty Treatment is Hospital Cure A CHAIN of beauty parl- ours is about to open m HOSPITALS. Five nurses are taking a course m beauty culture at a Bond-street, London, salon. It's part of a plan to extract depression and add glamour to the lives of women patients. Qualified nurses217 words
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Article, Illustration24 1958-04-13 14 pis- Florida ■Silver Springs. She', sunning during her lunch hour at the re^rt. doe§ secretarial work when she's not busy at exterior decorating UPUP - 24 words
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Advertisement131 1958-04-13 14 The REFEREE A splendid match; fast and ding-dong, the ball going from end to end first one goal m danger and then the other. Only five minutes to go and it's still anybody's game. "My word!" pants the referee. "At my age, but for my daily MILO, I'd never be131 words
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Article, Illustration669 1958-04-13 15 Martelli - Martelli In Rome, Gina says: JEANNE GRAHAM SPORTS: PARIS designs from Spring knitwear ,s in Paris are sweaten extend to just c knee to make Uter c:c-?es and cardigans ed the same way cardigan coats. the sweater d resshaped (without bemisa styles, the shoulders than Massy Rouff er669 words
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Article, Illustration84 1958-04-13 15 THE model on the right is showing off a cocktail dress. And what better to have served while giving it the once-over than cocktails especially when you helped to make the dress! The girls sitting round model Jean Rollins are workers at London's84 words
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Article512 1958-04-13 15 pARJS HAS THOUGHT UP a new way of wearing a flower on a suit: just slip a rosebud m your left hand pocket (Jacques Griff e) or a tiny spray of lilies of the valley (Dior). 0 0 0 ..•a new fashion for a summer evening512 words
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Article, Illustration71 1958-04-13 15 Oops ...no sides HOLLYWOOD There teas once a joke about a girl arriving some* where m a gownless evening strap and the day may yet come. At b premiere here, recently Ann Paige continued the craze which ha* produced the nearly frontless and the nearly backless dresses by showing upUP - 71 words
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Article1003 1958-04-13 16 Agnes Brackman reporting from New York says that girls m cheong-sams serve "kai-fun" at Roosevelt Racecourse TVEW YORK'S racing 11 season got underway last week m a burst of colour and speed! Fair weather brought overflowing crowds to the tracks. And something new was1,003 words
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Article, Illustration484 1958-04-13 16 pHAMPAGNE for Mrs. Liza Riley gallons of if she likes. For Lizas husband, pit worker Tom Kiley. has just won £209.079 I«l, on Littlewoods Treble Chance Pool. And one night last week. Liza and Tom, from Horden, Co. Durham celebrated their world record win m a luxuryMirror cameraman Arthur Sidey - 484 words
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Article1351 1958-04-13 22 Fredric Scanlon - Fredric Scanlon SHORT TORY By yi Saturday alternoon as I sprawled m pet chair m the lounge indulging m fevourite pastime of quiet breathing, my gal came m and asked if I had a tip-key. red Sal. \':-r. is at wants to is our our. He kinds of he1,351 words
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Advertisement301 1958-04-13 22 The world at I your elbow I Successful business negotiations with associates and ■b^^ customers overseas depend so much on high-speed j communications. That is why the modern business A_^^] Wk man takes full advantage of the swift, reliable services Xi D offered by Cable Wireless. They bring the world301 words
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Miscellaneous1281 1958-04-13 22 I YOUR W E E K l»»*i<>° ?1 APRIL 20 to a time of increased progress. the chance to put your views get up sleam physically and to hold the main Interests to a nil should look to This spells financial advant- a little more strongly concern- will feel better1,281 words
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Article, Illustration896 1958-04-13 23 jyjANY of us, when buying a car, give more consideration to trimmings and such like minor items than they deserve. Of course, if one is willing to spend extra money on flash and splash, it is896 words
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Article, Illustration602 1958-04-13 23 The New Jaguar XKISO LATEST of a long line of famous Jaguar cars the new Jaguar XKISO open two-seater sports model was announced recently. The new Jaguar is available m three versions: a standard model with twin carburettors developing 19n b.h.p.;602 words
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Article963 1958-04-13 24 HAROLD NICOLSON - HAROLD NICOLSON By Edited by Nora Barlow. (Collins. 165.) QHARLES DARWIN'S record of his career is one of the most sincere autobiographies ever written. "I have attempted.'- he said, "to write the following account of myself as if I were a dead man m another world looking back963 words
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Article600 1958-04-13 24 JAMES JOLL - JAMES JOLL By DOCUMENTS OF MODERN POLITICAL THOUGHT. Edited by T. E. Utley and J. Stuart Maclure. (Cambridge University Press. 225. 6d.) I7DITORS of anthologies are a natural prey for reviewers. For it U dangerously easy, when writing about a collection of selected documents, simply to point out600 words
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Article755 1958-04-13 24 A. J. P. TAYLOR - A. J. P. TAYLOR BISMARCK AND THE HOHENZOLLERN CANDIDATURE FOR THE SPANISH THRONE. The Documents m the German Diplomatic Archives. Edited with an introduction by Georges Bonnin. With a foreword by Dr. G.P. Gooch. (Chatto and Windus. 425,) By ON July 3, 1870, it became known m755 words
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Article, Illustration135 1958-04-13 24 T>RUNETTES Joan and Gwendoline Cowling pictured ■D above, are twins IDENTICAL twins. Now the twins have BOTH entered for the SAME beauty contest. < How will the judges know which twin is which? Gwendoline will wear an earring m her LEFT ear, as she is135 words
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Advertisement13 1958-04-13 24 use BRYLCREEM BRYLCREEM I THE LARGEST SELLING HAIRDRESSING IN THE WORLD^I trim I13 words
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Article, Illustration606 1958-04-13 25 Patricia Boxall - THE THINGS WOMEN DO FOR LOVE Patricia Boxall 6 SISTERS WITH A SINGLE PROBLEM by SIX sisters who travelled 7,000 miles to search for husbands are having trouble. They have been m Britain several months and ARE STILL SINGLE. Only the sister who tempted the rest of the family from606 words
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Article, Illustration11 1958-04-13 25 Chen Ta Khoon - Chen Ta Khoon FSDF The last furlona11 words
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Article726 1958-04-13 25 C. W. YOUNG - MARRIED A KILLER -TWICE C. W. YOUNG Love is a strange, compelling force, an over-mastering emotion that often knows no reason and no common sense. ML OU would think 14 years of disillusionment and broken faith would kill love. Fourteen years. It's a long time. But Mrs. Nellie Ford thinks726 words
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Article195 1958-04-13 25 War is a rough and dirty game. But certainly, politics is even rougher and even dirtier Field-Marshal Viscount Montgomery. I'm going to become duller and duller. Maybe by that means I shall become leader of the Labour Party. Mr. Aneurin Bevan M.P. When a man is195 words
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