Sunday Standard, 7 June 1959
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Title Section13 1959-06-07 1 GDSFSDFSDF SUNDAY STANDARD v x o 3n. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JUNE 7, 1959. SDFSDFSDF13 words
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Article, Illustration63 1959-06-07 1 THF Royal he.irse. bearing the coffin of Sultan Sir Ibrahim, moves off from belovc the Grand StaireaK <»f the Istan:i Besar, Johore Bahru, with eitjht Royal Tmbrplla hr.ir^r^ on each sid,- and th«> l(i Regatta bearcri prrcedinti:. In slow march, the cortpgo took t<i minutes toStandardpic - 63 words
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Article1318 1959-06-07 1 1.4.7 A.M. Five Seats Go To The Socialist Front PENANG, Sun. The Alliance have scored another victory here having won a majority in the first State Assembly Elections held today. At 1.45 a.m., the Alliance had won 13 seats, while the Socialist Front captured1,318 words
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Article315 1959-06-07 1 f e 7 1959 V N women are dmrmined to keep pace v I t> en outshine rheMff western listers. Fheir emergence into the publie ire m their countries goes on unabated as mown bv the increasing number of conferences lht| heve been holding in the last year or315 words
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692 1959-06-07 1 CHRISTINE DIEMER - CHRISTINE DIEMER By JOHORE BAHRU, Sat.— The most princely and most solemn rites, which lasted nearly four continuous hours, attended the funerd today of the 85-year-old Sultan Sir Ibrahim of Johore. While thousands of his subjects from throughout the St.ste or Joho\< start- d692 words
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Advertisement255 1959-06-07 1 I BUJESPOT I RADIOS 6 I* RADIOGRAMS BaaHS* Lbb^^ py t«^^2 I Br-4 I MAURITIUS oe luxe 3^o I V WITH COCKTA U COMPAHmim Ji I MODELS CM TASY PArMENTS if HUAT RADIO CO., LTD I POSF pmoiE J4566 2:i88 I a p M A Nf gj,,, tif%) I HIT.255 words
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Advertisement23 1959-06-07 1 HBI^Q!^HH Coy; Gasoline 4 Mobilgas A« DA 0 V AC U UM^^^^ Fill up with 59 Mobilgas SPECIAL Buy the Best Buy Mobil23 words
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Article, Illustration130 1959-06-07 2 THF Chief Administrative Officer of thr Sine.ipnrr itv Council. Mr. P. C. Marcus, has been suspended from imtt. The order of suspension HslfM by thr tUltiftr] of National Dtrelopoittil and signrri rv |ta Permanent Secretnry, A »!:v Hon Su: in [moi6disitelf a* taking the office as130 words
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Article, Illustration133 1959-06-07 2 THF \nicr of diminutivf I lorrni i'mn: 1 h*' daughter «,l l>r and v rs Phillip S Pong of Singapore who u know n in the \ii"»ti .i lian music .ti u «»r ld v\ i^ i. mtis likeaed t« Mi if ol famous sint< r lih133 words
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Article54 1959-06-07 2 Che 1 Kin S-:, '1 Knoon Hip. and Ch*Bg Peng S I PK4 each bound over in the ISM for one year. when they pleaded guilty to the theft of the statue belongng to a hospital assistai Sg Kok Chan, from a %rw fard In Tanjong Tok tig54 words
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Article96 1959-06-07 2 TANJONG MALLM Sot. Thi EwgHrti Bdi n reachers' Oo iperativc nirifi and Loan Bode! v. i Pederatl I \h layai Ltd.. here made a B profit of $24 08 S3 I t yeai states the anaua] report ol the society. M< mbefi b rtmi rs ounting96 words
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Article75 1959-06-07 2 SHUI Chin Hwa iliai Wah Chai. pleaded not guilty in the Singapofi Fov Dittrid t yesterday to a charge of housebreaking and theft of pi belonging to El Chi-.. v at Jalan Dadi WTbyg nn April "JO Up i p'.eaded not guilty to an alternative charge75 words
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Article55 1959-06-07 2 THI I ring were elected office- rarer- ol the Singapore Ch;» B: Pre deni Mi FraserBrunner, Vie^president: Mr. S. B. Kwa Sc rel Mri J Simon, Treasurer: Mr. Sunny Onf Committee— Mrs. O. Mit- ■hr I, Mr. Lin Koon Wan. M r Frank Lfan Mr G CaOVan55 words
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Article, Illustration204 1959-06-07 2 A GBOUJP af Singapore-born Chinose u:ll present a plav "Nas» Brrapi (Thr F.rr Drafon) nt thr Sappy World St:iri um on June ?"> and 2H. in aid «»f thf Sineapore After Cnrp Association. Rehrarsals are in an advanced stm" and the play promises It be204 words
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Article190 1959-06-07 2 Salesman, Woman Robbed Of $1,700 nan. Karaala. was held up robbed of a gold chain w $80 and eignt valued at $120 while at home in Yan Kit Road. Singapore. Four men rushed into house and produced daggers. Bound and gagged, she stripped of her gold chain eight saris were190 words
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Advertisement425 1959-06-07 2 sdfsd ANNOUNCEMENT j WFICOMI TM^ SFU K C H earn a to pwwaol* I runr >e the vkoi Phone SITUATIONS VACANT OFF R MIS'. \>vl<r\\T grade En£ salary vith experience e x r. i two Ir-u-r-c it S n: Julv 19 MS355— $530 I f ce oreferr^d \r ting to425 words
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Advertisement603 1959-06-07 2 I ACCOM VACANT ro u i i^ r m"• rhree-beu i Kfern I lati furnis i furnished si Holland Ro^ s:> ;,ip r* 1 vith all c >nvenier *e5 pViore 30fiP8 30^67 BEDROOMS spmi detached ii ''">'.v fnm fa Frig )ngb 1 i ro ]d hoi i i'pr Telephqn* P603 words
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Advertisement183 1959-06-07 2 f^Tl LENSMEN [ANI LAM OF MALAY* Thank you for vour rcsj for phctogroph.c tranvp- for illustrating Long Plcv S our Malay and Ch.nrsr P have selected seme fine effort! many more, so we n *r vnew offer. w f ifl POV s;^ for «i»y «*«w «•*>* T rnnxnn r rft183 words
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Article, Illustration45 1959-06-07 3 pi r h v THE Principal of the LftßfMgfl Institute. Mr <i V. Daniels ereets the i in? di Pertu.in Agong •ind his consort on arrival for thp ofTlrial opening of the lancu.igp Institute. at Pantai Valley Kuala I.umpur on ThurMlav Standardpic FahStandardpic; Fah - 45 words
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206 1959-06-07 3 I > ,>? -iv-man rew of a SingaI ret:;rn*d here >p<4terday to relate I :r im being detained b^ an Indo I port the detention of the sixth ITh« escapees said that their colleague. I Hock taken away by the crew of the206 words
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Article, Illustration61 1959-06-07 3 plans to Each-hike Europe tag. 24. will soon to Europe :r. hopes to settle is looking poet Tho has simiI am up for P* Standard yesterI has been my I *d ambition to I 40. I began I for this I I think I me about a I > to61 words
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Article60 1959-06-07 3 IAPOPE Teachers e staging the Gilbert and Sullivan i Opera "The Gonri 'rom July 27 to Aug. 1 at the Cultura. sitvi Theatre. The opera will be the lege eff< year. The College has presented successfully in the past few years The .ado. H.M S iforf60 words
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Article60 1959-06-07 3 Pakistan Sends Greetings I t the Re■J*Uiitan, General ■^jvub Khan, yes- lelicita di-Per >mgap<>re. Sir I I s l!e Commonwealth. Kjj tan Presid ■jLJjfctonc occasion I oi smga- independent Comn I J*B. 1 offer Go?» ■c** x People of ■*•:/;>• -..citations wishes on I Govern W\t^ Jtoubt its S*» pea<60 words
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Article128 1959-06-07 3 Dr. Chuang Offered His Old Job EH Chuang Chu Lin. former Principal of the Chung Chei Hg 1 School, Singapore who detained under the -servation of Public Security Ordinance and released r, has been asked to return to his p< u Tr Stai i.^rd understands that the |fl cement I128 words
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Article51 1959-06-07 3 SIN(iAPORF tm price gained >1 8 yesterdav to $399-1 S per p:ru! Singapore Copra Association clo>ins prufs per pit ul yesterday were: fair merchantable mi\f*d copra > trj nominal. Tone quiet Singapore Coconut Oil Millers closing prices per pica] uere. Bulk shipment S»iH' drums $70 buyers.51 words
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Article39 1959-06-07 3 THE eighi Pi plea Iction v iff i ic id< n who weri r<[eased fi v> I ill reeeatlj win entertained to tea nn J",v,* 20 by the Singapore City n Laboui Onloiii Fodpral I >n.39 words
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Article72 1959-06-07 3 MFMBKKS of the -tiff of the Sineapore \ntiTuhvrculosis \^<m iation yesterday p.iid tribute to the hte Mr H Oarlick on th- first anniversary of his death The* tttenrteri x service in the St. Andreu s Cathedral in the morning, later they went to the erne of the72 words
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Article, Illustration246 1959-06-07 3 Nurses win first round in fight for better deal Quit threat is called off KUALA LI'MPIR, Sat. Assistant nurses at the Lady Templer Tuberculosis Hospital, have won the first round in their fight for a better deal and their threatened mass resignation has been called off. "We have '\nn the246 words
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Article196 1959-06-07 3 Sambanthan a 'cert' for election irOrl. Bat Thp Malayan [ndl tn Confresi will nomlDate it., president, Mr v.t. Bambanthan, a^ one of the I partj men to fiaht thp Fed- 1 eral cti n.Hnwrvrr. the Alliance National Council will dPrlrip whpre Itl candidates will stand. in thp lift Federal p!pctloas,196 words
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Article87 1959-06-07 3 the sif>o.nnn nP w in of the Ramakrishna Home in Bartlpy Road, Singapore, was oppnpri yesterday hv Swami Mirlhavananda.ii. thp Sprrptary-Gpneral of thp World Ramakrishna Miss inns. In a short hut imposing rprrmon\. lf > n dian Hich Commissioner in Sineaporp Mr S.R, Baner.ii. introduced87 words
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Article47 1959-06-07 3 THI She Emp fees' Union, Singi port aril bo tti fourth ann genera meetii z at T^p tor a Memorial Hall at 6 p.m. on Fn r Prim MinJMer, Mr. Lm k :~n v^-.v < tbe union'i ega adv er) is b^en into the meeting.47 words
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244 1959-06-07 3 Kl\l\ I I MPIR. Sat Govprnment will soon institute lp£is|ition on .i <ountr\-wide basis to fieht t he growing men.irp of thefts and illegal tapping of njhhrr in pst.itrs ,md smallholdings. i 4 li Httnutted that Utan ptratiOßl in nib'rer iftstei are causing244 words
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Advertisement587 1959-06-07 3 A ITO Vnlo f ■■UI M DKW CARS ARE WORLD ACCLAIMED FOR nf Al TV. PERFORMANCE. RELIABILITY AND ECONOMY. MERE'S A LIGHT CAR YOU -ftdjfi "^S WILL WANT TO jfc£V% UcfrN You'll morvel ot its r^ sporttngness ond deli I rontwhn You'll opprt. Auto-Union 100 Coupr dc Luie f el.ghtfu587 words
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Article, Illustration128 1959-06-07 4 THE Rut! mtTm with the remains of Sultan Sir Ibrahim and with his Crown and S» rd hine <>n the t<>p receives t^e list homaee from his wife and son. the lady Marcella, ind Sult.in Sir Isrmil The Yang di Prrtuan Agong. the Sultans, and SirStandardpic - 128 words
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Article315 1959-06-07 4 16,000 A ttend Rotary Convention NEW YORK CITY. June 7 (Special)— WYh an attendance of more than 1 6.000 Rotanans and members of their families from mo?t of the 112 countries in whirh there are Rotary dttbs the SOth annual of Rotary International convened here today. Kevrote of this five-day315 words
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Article, Illustration75 1959-06-07 4 MR SFOW KHOY YONG and )u< bride, the former Miv N Lim (hyr Fonff, eldest daughter ol Madam U«.nc Wai iun of Siii2;»porr. w h«» WtH ■Ifflei .ti |kt Sißfapore Kei;istr\ of Marriaices r<M<nllv. Thr cr«M»m is on thr sta!T of the Indian Tr.ulr and (ieneral In mnUMStandardpic - 75 words
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Article50 1959-06-07 4 MOHAMED Arif .off, pleaded not g\ nftpore Magistrate's Court terriay to three chartet of rob! He is alleged to have rooted Se^k Merif Yian. 3en£ On£ an<j Foo Tooi Henjj at Mountbatten Road between June 2 to 4 He wa s remanded in custody will be mentioned50 words
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Article23 1959-06-07 4 THE Singap< b mi Ptedcrr today pxp.-p.^pd the bereaved Mr J -ivy. former n Ambassador in ih* 1 Hague, who died recer23 words
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Advertisement115 1959-06-07 4 AHW W sE ff WCf LONDON -SINGAPORE- HOHGKONG FASTEST EVER TO AND FROM SINGAPORE Ttu #M HONGKONG 4 hoUrS J?°, w y° u can fl y directl y f«>m Singapore, eastward to Hongkong and mM Tokyo, westward to London and New York, by the incomparable aW 0% A COLOMBO 4»115 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous110 1959-06-07 4 SgJ^Hßf^^^^^^^^^^j^^ff g J **>*• lOrrh;,r,| h KiM m. RAF < h,n.'M. M« x pier); SJO p.m.. Red Crot* I School Rally c 9.00 a m pm. Mini i Inir. h (finaajftw a^ «5t ?&>. ship 10 30 I Ci^ianr hiin li Open 2 48 pm 4 T-h n Cathedral by110 words
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Article, Illustration675 1959-06-07 5 I dee? and growing m Asian cul- the |t»t#s U reflect- exhibition it E Cox C York City. 200 piece* ting -TIM e Far East* I 5? large num- ericans each W*d several pieces Mym purchased. I nt reception CTwhibition is 1 great trend, Lto Warren E. of the675 words
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Article, Illustration11 1959-06-07 5 MALA YA GIRL IS ALL SMILES the ...mi- if n», ofc11 words
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Article738 1959-06-07 5 MARGO O' CONNOR - MARGO O'CONNOR by SINGAPORE'S famed snak^-rharmers have renounced the pariancs in favour of the suburbs No loneer do our Indian fakirs rely solely on Sunday afternoon strollers for bottom, F?~j:-:p"'« of J^erargoor. Gardens a^d Sembawar. 2 E----. -ok hr,\-e re\ <=r see^ <^> rr.738 words
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183 1959-06-07 5 She's 57, but hands all her pay to Mum! \Y~HITE-haired Mrs. Sarah Weller. 87, was born in Queen Victoria's day and ll a nrm believer that what was food tor children then should bo good enough for them today. So when her fifty -s'.-vpn-yr>ar-o!d daughter Marv comes home with her183 words
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Advertisement189 1959-06-07 5 PASSPORT TO SECURITY 1 I BANT DFPf)SrTS \^7TH LOMBARD BANTTNO I earn a Meady 5° 0 i^'erest in assured Secunrv, without deduction f1 r ted Kingdom income u\. K,^ A«k 'he M.i-icer s. Branch nr uTite f r» the Ger;er.ii Manager ai Head Office for >our enpy I of Ba-k189 words
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Article89 1959-06-07 6 who comes from On Stecle. Wilr> -^ir.g--e conducted by Larry es. Duffy, II -\-shirt-s ber in a London lau- gets his vocal break on the Fontana label with "That's My Little Suzie" And he sounds something liV mate Marty Wilde. Ambition of Mr. Power: •To be89 words
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Article, Illustration266 1959-06-07 6 CZECH PIANIST TO PERFORM TONIGHT Firkusny's Wide Repertoire Has Won High Praise CTRANGE to relate, there are still some seats left for tonights recital by the distinguished Czechborn pianist. Rudolf Firkusny. (These will be available at the door— Victoria Theatre— from 8.00 p.m.) Firkusny, now an American citizen, will be266 words
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Article228 1959-06-07 6 Reviewed by VICTOR DOGGETT BFETHOVEX Nwnphony No h in h mi Pastoril I" > »rrr >n > Orchrsrr, r-nl hi^mperer f o!,, m h i v.(\ I' il2ln< h A I conductors as they ein yean take Standard works af slower tempi, they the best, ones ;s228 words
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Article49 1959-06-07 6 r PHE next ISSBSOII of QM ?ir.gap'-re Re^orde-i T isir Sr>"ie*y T^:'^ ;r.e LI, VW A Raffles Quay si IDO p *-e new Be^^a""! vp~ n v i"~^ of BerliOS 1 Symphonip Fr^ntastique. Chop;-, 1 F r::r.or piano co^.rrr'n (Rubinstein/ S*r:nberg,) ar.-i cr,— e Dvorak Admission free49 words
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Article, Illustration111 1959-06-07 6 TPHI BlmupWii QMHfefj Ensemble is to present Effle Tjoa. an ItadOMl isj soprano, in a Ndtti at the Theatre on Sunday :4, at 1.49 r is a graduate of the Amsterdam Co- e of Music and the Rome Academia Santa Cecilia, winner of t111 words
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Article217 1959-06-07 6 ..this record should NEVER have been made £)ONT lock DOW but it's ertaptaf up on you in a str-kly sort of was a flacart tti stands at No 21 la ttM r---* Itiltn and ;ust Mlasti todays Pop Ml -T:.ree Stars/ 1 ericao offering Issued Britain e217 words
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MUSIC AND DRAMA NOTES
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110 1959-06-07 6 Sago Lane 'wonder boy' for concert I"*HE British Council is J- iponsoring a conoe" the Goh Soon Tios String Orchestra in the krtl Theatre of Nanyang University on Saturday nun, •••.;re 11 Bon pm. Tr**<* a-e four Ifti |po Phi Hob (.who o re j 0 e pu the nickr.R":^e110 words
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Article137 1959-06-07 6 /^OH Soon Tlos :s pNH I ing a chamber-music concefi by I (violin), Noreen Si kes (piano) rod Louis er (cello) on Wednesday. June 11 si :'re CuItUTS sntn Theatre The tVCIH Is in the nar ::<* of a farewell to ftfisi Stokes and Mr. Moyser, two137 words
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Article657 1959-06-07 6 MY top three selection of the week are <1) SENTIMENTAL GENTLEMAN Tommy Dorsey Album) FOA: (2) THE FIRST LADY OF SONG (Ella Fitrrrrald> Brunswick; (3) A Tie (a FOLK SONGS FROM THE NEW WORLD Canitol and b> RAT ANTONY PLAYS FOR DREAM DANCING Capitol THAT SENTIMENTAL GENTLEMAN657 words
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Article927 1959-06-07 6 LEN THOU \E I latest discs m Y r) l at Federal am A i W w w w v\ I f i ••••MUSIC BY THE MARINES (No 5). Marine Band Of Royal Netherlands. Philipps Stereo 840 301. BY. A tne favourites— 'S 4 r;Kf Up The Bend,'927 words
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Article55 1959-06-07 6 ftoordi: 4 FOOL M TCrs lati 4 ivi wAiral LONG -AHM S $iOf SAMtf 6 louirrrt 8 PCTITI RBI 9 COm! MM Frtdrii ii 10 COMim 10 IGOA«-3| 12 MIAN STIMfI IS. GUITAIKi IMMi 14. CHOLStfj 11 FOIT WOWj 17. WHW «J^ it. lonyg 19 20 MAYYOMJIJ By55 words
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Advertisement24 1959-06-07 6 SUNBEAM G R EAT NAMES I N MOTO RING rapier 1 HILL X f^^ Pl^niASE TFRM9 I; ARE AVAILABLE SJ^m^MffmmSf inUm&D, Uumhrr. and Rapirr.24 words
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Advertisement51 1959-06-07 6 WHAT SECRET POWB DID THIS M AM PO^ j _^^^^^B r: WRr««laipatf»t K.r»om- rht mTsrrr' >nj world WO* J you Ammr H i'-S Jpamr.; and £rr .it rr" I wm*Bmkmdm R«icnici*ns r77^ROSICRUCIA^ j sikd Th COU rK F 'N'S (AMORCI. S«i Jo«. I P.r.»r r« rrr -h« 1 ADDRESS A51 words
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1210 1959-06-07 7 COMMERCIAL RADIO for the FEDERATION? WHY NOT?! SGF t »vE had m very tni,ri verr I etter from a I -*r The I wishes remain tho»fh he I n name IL4 faith. The M ICU 1 points and I answering in IL j what It aays: E?p fa f J.1,210 words
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Article, Illustration29 1959-06-07 7 f". ,1,,,rm,T I. Holly rood nctrex Dana t Inndon import recently alter V. l,,rA, Dan* later fle« to [>übhn nt her film, "Shake Hand* tcUh MirrorpicMirrorpic - 29 words
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Article, Illustration711 1959-06-07 7 A Pain In The Neck For Private Airline Men [HK garden of American civil aviation has never bloomed more beautifully than now. Passengers and freight carried are on the Increase, and profits are steadily rising The mass production of the big new four-Jtt airliners give American operators a good htad711 words
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Advertisement365 1959-06-07 7 I^l $10,000.00 I >^^^^___> BTI fl a H Bbl ■■■■■■_>.__■■■■_. M _J^ BRANDS essence of chicken HEALTHY CHILDREN' competition Look at these eight photographs of children and Read the Rules and then write your name and choose the one that you think looks the healthiest address on the entry form.365 words
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Article, Illustration503 1959-06-07 8 JaftWtlf k/H0 review Birds of a feather flock to this hotel SUCH ODD CHARACTERS TV E KNOW that DAyiD MVEN won the best actor award in SEPARATE TABLES. So he must be good. We also know that WENDY HILLER won the award for the best supporting actress.503 words
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Article, Illustration445 1959-06-07 8 He'd kill anybody to get to the top QAXG3TERISM 15 the special province of the Americans. It is ther~forp no surprise at ill that they tirrn out the b6tl films on organitOd crime. Wr; T MOBSTER (Vte, CilMDiaSoQpt) |i by no means a crime fi'm of exceptional men's, :t nonethele.--445 words
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480 1959-06-07 8 $T LOl IS RLI FS tIM been QlflMd before 80l b6Ctm |ta bM become almost an institution wrtth mu>:r lovers it is worth ref.'.mirs asain to tell the potmgex fenermtloa of the nrlglii of this form of music, or art As -.ve480 words
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196 1959-06-07 8 TCE COLD Df ALEX is anOthet one of tho?e war films whose entertainment value far outwei^u their prod ictioo coat Thi> Kim, howevtr noes rvt deal <o much with the actual tighting Ltaell a? with the rxP Jits of an offirer (JOHN MILLS) who is196 words
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Advertisement465 1959-06-07 8 mm^on top in shqwbusiness m i |OthayOwaNisationw| W ■faiaMHBMBBaaMMjM ATTRACTIONS i^MM I P. A. P. MAKES HISTORY I T I r- i A *»pe« iil N*»w»r.'<»l imTfi*' by i ithaj-Ker^ Kilm*) i J i« now hpin? *<r>^'np(| n all «hnu« at thr OI»FO\. «mmi \ril\\ M\\ \IH\^IRR\ md iIPKtN KUIINT,m%«i465 words
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Advertisement234 1959-06-07 8 I J y to in, Sjohn mii i %x irr /-a, r. I sylvia mm> Kt V.ULJ i;j /rv t hi^B 4" /0 I I 4- room! j^^^Hlj I 'I) \l,i I Separate Table* T "T 1, 1 J Mrrpv H \II(,HF x i I SPECTACLE of the R I234 words
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Article1036 1959-06-07 9 Problem day For FAM THREE CONTROVERSIES HOLD UP PROGRESS to hove controvers.es cropping up so soon. r^en there was the bid bv the fohori F A to cia>m a walk-over from the Joint Strvict* (SinnPO^e btCaUM Ibi latter uere unable lre P Pat un- r r^ ave! t0 K!^^g a1,036 words
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Article371 1959-06-07 9 Inside Sport With Bob Pedgeon SELANGOR LEAD THE GOAL RUSH "I AM CERTAIN that this year's Malaya Cup tournament will be one of the most successful ever—with the accent on goals, the iifeblood of sorter" That wh.it I w*ott In tr,^?e .-o'.urr.rs two weeks djn wr.-?n "iiscussinf Cud prospers, zrd371 words
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Article179 1959-06-07 9 HKKKM>IN champions ;.,u"nament. will «gg* in matchM "^V^jlT on SMSeb thp I A. who have slumped badly in recent weeks, Police will have tough opposition from the Baiestier Road club, placed third in the league table. Ceylonese with the h^lp of a match winning bawling179 words
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Article, Illustration337 1959-06-07 9 Ken Jallah - Ken Jallah... FAM Should Find A Happy Compromise WHEN the Football Association of Malaya meets to discuss the action of its coach Mr. Choo Seng Quee on the propriety or otherwise of his press articles, I would urge some sober consideration and restraint on337 words
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150 1959-06-07 9 ST. STEPHENS School right in the heart of Frankel Estate, makes its bow in the States athletics with its first annual sports on St Patricks School ground at Siglap tomorrow from 3pm It's always good to spp a nrw s< hool grovr150 words
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444 1959-06-07 9 CHINESE SCHOOLS SHUTTLERS ON SHOW AGAINST NAN YANG TOMORROW is the day when Chinese students will show their paces in badminton. The venue thp Singapore Badminton Stadium. The time— 7.30 p.m. There shall dp ?pven (fames in all. Thrpp singles, two double?, one girl's singlet and one mixed doubles. On444 words
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538 1959-06-07 9 Malayans Will Strive To Keep Ho Ho Cup Here KT'ALA Ll'MPl'R. Sat.— Cup final fever grips the Federal Capital again. Thousands of soccer fans will go to the Merdeka Stadium here tomorrow to see the 13th inter-port match between Hongkong Chinese and their Malayan counterparts for the Ho Ho Cup.538 words
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Advertisement127 1959-06-07 9 I Ctfirs of beaut v ITft'!) with I ~^r I jht mlnel* I tue 812: I I lan mny oth«r Es: because it s so I 10 easL Bn ttifnl eoloun, I lists so lor.? I Kem 010. E0 i WO r I 1 metal I 1 -*ces, kitchen \Ji127 words
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Advertisement75 1959-06-07 9 Jm|| round trips to /r ton AiXll I M s TJIWANGI TJILUWAH Jj^//o^'P\ commencing 16th June iMik 27 DAY ROUNDTRiP J M§§^b *'A mVNp 6 DAY STAY IN |APAN J i\ days in hongkong each way J rv f V \s C' ass Airconditioncd throughout 7 Ija b=dsi^j J) A^EZr75 words
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Article174 1959-06-07 10 INDIA COLLAPSE, FOLLOW ON Tea Score 37 For One HOTTIHOfIAH Sir 17 t India id scored 37 lot qc .v: dcel nv lea tJ er follow ng on 2!^" runs 1 England n ri .r. the flr t Test match r« day First Innings sc res: Er.sland 42: i-i.i 206174 words
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Article73 1959-06-07 10 W WOOD "6— s^~: n X-- :5:-r T.edai ke competition a- f S.r.gip^r* 1 G'-;f Cub c y- 1 A a e r -p. 5= 72 and C Pas-* Hoblyn i83 11 =72 became joint runners-up. r. r. p rr^r.- Frank D xith 34 points T73 words
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Article415 1959-06-07 10 FIFTEEN records were set up at the forty-fifth annual sports of the An^lo-Chinese School held at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Man of Thp records tflO in the 'B' division. There wng keen fi^ht for individual honours with Kok Ah Koong and Chen Yen Wan415 words
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787 1959-06-07 10 WEE KIM LENG became thp Victoria srhool (h.impion .ith'ete for the second >par it the schools .innual sports mret at Jalan Besar yesterK m L? r w n t p •i e D oi lump uid T r.^ beqp step787 words
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Article111 1959-06-07 10 BINOAPORI Cri< -ft Club Ul4 thi N n Bendei in v their srl I m itel on the Pad_ana st< rd A:- r so rin 181 for nine T »v: declared, the Nooj Ben: Ad taken nine of the Cl ib w r s for 112111 words
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Article48 1959-06-07 10 SINGAPORE £T Senior (S; Unii'cr? 'y Ar S s.G.sr S.C.C. Pr re P.T.5. S?rvs. F Temgah r Police, F ar Po/jcp B I 'H Q II CH O 1 *9Oftf WR^^^^^^l fl 11 c I CArrro r^ I I I I nolcan. Depot Difl I 148 words
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Article, Illustration240 1959-06-07 10 JASBIR SINGH - Schoolmates They An Rivals For The Junior Title Now JASBIR SINGH By The long awaited clash between the two most improved Singapore junior shuttlers. Ronnie Oon and Tan Cheng Kng. for the Singapore Badminton Association junior singles title, will take place on Tuesday at the Badminton Stadium. The match. ma;n240 words
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Advertisement269 1959-06-07 10 i^^^^^^b ii^BIL^I hL^L^L^Lb LiiV H H hL^hlßb I m/KKKKB Hmn §^Bb^Bh wSs*^^ P*r±j-\ ci f\\ c* ma kes this wonderful t:p^i v_^uicL O ff er t0 you 1 i|^5 l lf y° u live in the Federation of Malaya m Your PEPSI-COLA bottle top now has a vellow band instead269 words
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Article, Illustration1494 1959-06-07 11 TODAY'S CARD SCRUTINEER FRANCIS •Race i Hcp Ce x Race 3 Hare 4 Haee 5 Hoee 6 Aace 7 Pace 6 j Mnlao T "ri H FLIGHT KRAKATOA GRAND COUP M. HOUSE II T. WONDER [Y. BRIDGE THE FRIAR II F.n* P Fmgall Kola Boy Brave General Tiny Jade Marigold1,494 words
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Article, Illustration1002 1959-06-07 11 SCRUTINEER - Grand Coup to make amends SCRUTINEER B> Result II Merits Eachway Support H«'Miit II lai iniid^ntiy backed in till fint run on Wednesday and gave a good account of himself to finish a closeup third to Queenswaj over BJf. The five-year-old by My Bah'i looks T he type tO saddle1,002 words
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Article381 1959-06-07 11 TVDOR WONDFR and sei ond dav dinner. MARIGOLD, should fight out the finish of the mam .V 2 f straight for Class One. Division One sprinters Thrre will be little between the two but m^ fanr^ '5 Tudor Wonder, who has hit a bright patch381 words
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Article121 1959-06-07 12 LINCOLN, England, Sat. (Reuten Herbert Scott. a 23-year-old unemployed labourer, was sentenced to life Imprisonment here yesterday after being found guilty of the murder of a six-year-old girl. The girl. Linda Brown, was found dead in the woods near her home at Cleethorpes on February 16.121 words
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Article373 1959-06-07 12 U.S. HITS AT COMMUNIST SPY RING Big Four given a detailed indictment of Red intrigues GENEVA, Sat. (UPI) Secretary of State Chris tian Herter yesterday called Russia to account for espionage, subversion and outright kidnappings staged from East Berlin. Mr. HertPr gave the Big Four a detailed indictment of Communist373 words
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304 1959-06-07 12 JAKARTA, Sat (Renter; Indonesia's Acting Prpsirtr: Mr Sartono, said here that President Soekarr.o still a inted to nego*: it< with all groups on solvins thp nation's constitutional crisis Mr Sir* B 1 Hid thk IB a re v ;pefch in Tzr.yir.z r Rhio Islands,304 words
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Article, Illustration147 1959-06-07 12 DID FU MANCHU KILL ROHMER? Celebrated author dies Sax Rohmer (pictured right >. who created the Chinese fiend of firtion. Pr. Fu Manchu. rii^tl la*t week in Iniversity College Hospital. London. He was about seventy Rohmrr uas on holiday from America with his uife. Elisabeth a sister of Crazy (>ang147 words
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Article331 1959-06-07 12 x ONE SHOT DEAD CIl DAD TRI'JILLO. Domimran Republic Sat. Some 30 Cuban exiles stormed the Cuban Embassy here tonight when one of their number was fatally wounded while demonstrating; outside the building. After they had smashed B6| rp t0 Fmba>>v furniture, they were p; pUPI - 331 words
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Article190 1959-06-07 12 MANCHESTER. England, Sat. (Renter) The Manchester Guardian yesterday irged Britain to come forward with «r offer abandon rvileai weapon* within the s^ope of a general agreement tha f thei n-ituT^ will not start manufacturing them "The pressure of ♦.he (Opporitiohl Labour Party tr, take a190 words
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Article38 1959-06-07 12 HALIFAX. Nova Scotia. Sat (Renter). The cloak thv General James Wolfe wnrp :n the battle for Quebec when he Lost hh life 2no reara ago hp^ arrived here from London to on display for three months38 words
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Article, Illustration62 1959-06-07 12 Bread and salt for Mr. K A gift of bread and salt is presented to Soviet Premier ISikUa S. Khrushchev by members of the Cooperative, when he* leading the I SSR Party-Government delegation to Albania* visited the farming rO'O pern five "Pyf L e n i n a" 9 (Lenin'sUPI - 62 words
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Article, Illustration97 1959-06-07 12 Asian drlezatp* nrrn dunns the oppnins rerpmnns of thp Firnt Atian Rrerention Concrens hpld at thp Silk Hntpl in okohama. Jipan, nrp < Ipft to n^ht i Sim )liah Kfrrn of Sinzaporp, Ho Ho Spn of Jose Znidp oi thp Philippinp*. Ram Krishna I prma ofUPI - 97 words
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267 1959-06-07 12 Confab to discuss migration of Asians UNITED NATIONS, New York. Sat. (Reut er) Legal barriers to the migration of Asians will be among specific topics to be taken up at a week-long conference opening here or Monday under the Joint sponsorship of the United Natfons and the International Labour Organization.267 words
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164 1959-06-07 12 NEW DEI HI Sat R« ler) -The Dais l said ii an inter' e\v put a in I New De newspapei Statesn \r. t :ay the people at Tibel were eing su jc ted to a sarab c tort ires day tn<j nigM In164 words
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Article60 1959-06-07 12 BERWICK. England. Sat. (Reuter).— A .-err Brydot -4-year-o.- physical training teacher, dieo m Berwick Hospital af'er befall Ul OB 4 "ie 10-ehead by a javelin ii his school sporta He fe a t the .-tee -':;v^<='. Weapon boy. p erced ii« head father of {^-.r Bijilub60 words
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Article68 1959-06-07 12 Churchill's puff 75 minutes LONDON, Sal (Barter) The monster cigars r r c'bv Sir Win-ton Churchi take an average 75 minutes smoke. British i igar manufacturer? said yesterday They issued a "time 4 able" giving the average time the different ?i7e< la c t to enable smokers to choose the68 words
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Article41 1959-06-07 12 WAS HI N UTON, Sa: <Rputer».— General Nathan Twining. Chairman of the U.S Joint Chiefs- of -Staff nil been discharged from the Walter Reed Army Hospllal after an apparently successful operation for removal of a cancerous section ox the lung.41 words
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Article, Illustration987 1959-06-07 13 ROM THE VENEZUELAN WILDS TO A BRAVE NEW WORLD Jungle Boy Mara Is New Addition To Josephine Baker's 'Rainbow Tribe 9 TWINS against the GESTAPO PCE to the late arrival from London of the fifth instalment of "Twins Against The Gestapo." it is regretted that this exciting feature has beenUPI - 987 words
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Advertisement26 1959-06-07 13 wrrx lindani s Wy l»«f«^er«* Vacuum '^^^•v IW* KILLS cockro^h.* c|^ wira flit, me»qurfo«<. jjg, M mofhi, entt end H I^^hl many ofhvr household in»»<t%. ?~.'S^^^^^^^K^r26 words
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Article, Illustration703 1959-06-07 14 Marjorie Proops - Marjorie Proops I Fifteen thousand wives say: My husband i GF mm is hil -*pinl FIFTEEN thousand wives can't be wrong. Fifteen thousand wives filled out my qui* a couple of weeks ago and wrote 900.000 answers to give me a clear picture of what the Average British703 words
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Article, Illustration658 1959-06-07 14 Felicity Green - A little bit more than can bai Felicity Green I CAN quite understand a girl wanting to become a dancer. Or a showgirl. Or a model. But for the life of me I can't imagine wanting to get up on a stage with only a few rhinestones between me and658 words
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Advertisement359 1959-06-07 14 V 111 r the torment of ITCHING SKIN 4j^ Wonderful LIQUID healer J^L gi^s you INSTANT RELIEF! c' -\^a|^ I l v fiffer the n;nnv of I'rhine VA j '^f^BV Skin? !>■■** it irritate yon all day \dL '"^^N Tr> P votl «"!^p:ng at night? Th«n If^^'^ S'j^^^S-J try rh"»359 words
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Article, Illustration948 1959-06-07 15 Irene Lim - Irene Lim h Their viewpoints on fashion, cosmetics, and the change in clothing from schooldays to university life A FEATURE of ou r restless twentieth century is the vast expans i o n of the world's immemorial thirst for knowledge, which is reaching insatiable proportions. Much948 words
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Article136 1959-06-07 15 Much Elbow E f litt to know pt rid of cane. tas on a raincoat." ITdld r. m to ron and brown I was afraid that 03 It— so 1 scraped fed the grease off Icoald. butt!— fe ntt I would Uke to it is the best thing136 words
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Article416 1959-06-07 15 Milk keeps your figure in trim "MILK" cried Jane an e\pre.-.-.np. nf nock terror OB bar fa^e. "milk? Thank yoi, I'm quite rrvrfor*a v e as I am Milk fatklßl Bflvd I ha\ p qQ wish to put r>n \vr:qht And indeed. .1 i 3'.--figura h already i^ bed propori416 words
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Advertisement42 1959-06-07 15 refreshment throughout the day \[§M r',2 Yardley Lavender. Richer, longer lasting. JB f ff ;e touch of sophistication. A nvUf^ I well-groomed people throughout lcQg*/ 1 w orld. Enjoy also Yardley \f jffi^^ ter soap and Lavender Talc I Urdley English LAVENDER42 words
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Advertisement119 1959-06-07 15 V\l 1 and stamina Those whose physical /^^fc H^B^Jh actiNitios make such a strenuous call I l^^^^^^i^^^^Bßl on their reserves, turn to Scotts \uM A7xL -^bH Cod Liver Oil Capsules— for that regular I W^\f^3r -v.r.'.'^* JB 1 supply of vitamins A& D so essential Hf to their well-being. Scotts119 words
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Article, Illustration704 1959-06-07 16 RONALD P. KRISS - RONALD P.KRISS By Compared to motl of Japan*i crowing dtitt, Kyi i? pr t;ra y a: a ),000 ir 1947 and I kiay lt*l >r I.JL 1 ,nnn D-:r:ns u e -ame perio I, T 1 loarad fi m 4,10C OQQ :o nearly 9,000, Kj to, paw, b704 words
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Article178 1959-06-07 16 KYOTO -The Sightseer's Delight In Modern Amenities, It Bows To No Japanese Citv ANCIENT K\oto figures its future is in the past. This city of temples, geisha girls and handcrafts is the frozen citv of Japan, anchored to an older wav of life in a nation that is rushing to178 words
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Article, Illustration446 1959-06-07 16 V^HEN the Indian subcontinent was torn apart by the partition of Pakistan from India in August, 1947, the new frontier ran unheedingly through the most complex and effective system of irrigation canals the world has ever seen Since then the problem has been how to put446 words
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Article, Illustration84 1959-06-07 16 photo by The Kinkahu-ji (GnUen Pmilinn), on. nl i1,.. W. city, i. reflated in Hin ,h. trrpnn, nr e rovrrrri ,nth golrlfnil. The tl. century byYoMminu Uhikn,. 'U^IWH ,hirH U) nasty. Ihe oncwal pavilion uc* httrnrH A nun ,n fl Jiff CMM| incendinr-s UPI t>h ntUPI; Lorna Kriss; Lorna - 84 words
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Miscellaneous105 1959-06-07 18 k i ikIKIi A B#PB K I'MfiOINSOOTFOR EVEW IP IT IS ABSURP-; auppp^lv^? ki Akll\ll A CIGARETTES, NARPA. WHAT IP ME CAME NOVVT T IP^ PR^ ura /H ■lAN IUAIIF WATCH THE SWOP. IP THE 6OSH-BRQAP PAYUGMT/ E^| BtJ k FROM HER h^-., Tlf fill All i L/|% aIbVI invisible105 words
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Miscellaneous127 1959-06-07 19 v^ C.APL C :^P} JL ffjs" o q r^ <vh^ <~ Anderson N 1 f" 1 I 1 l. v 1 Rprft StP^^"We gotta /V) I /Vi vj X^l [TO INVITE AAE TO GO -X /^"v^^S^ \V J V?W^v /ITHINKI'M^ %Z\ V* II >-* B 0 Vg o^ l 6127 words
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565 1959-06-07 21 Greetting to know Pople: Have you Caused to think? —^^^^g^^^^^L^g^H^^^^^ s^B^g^g^sw. rp^d to KgskMt how v,>u tb \nd M t from I Oroups L^ set About Ml I 1 n I 1 are :iard way. Ry and by BHMB I keep at H itiadtly the hab Evhlch fixes knowI "wpit565 words
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Article, Illustration781 1959-06-07 21 LONELY SOULS ANONYMOUS Here's a parson with a new idea... ERIC WAINWRIGHT I goes to a strange country house party I* "venteenth-century manor house, ten miles from the nearest railway station, I joined the strangest house party in Britain. It started six months ago. Since then, the guests have included781 words
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Article296 1959-06-07 21 v^TUDIES made with the 200-inch (508 centimetre) Hale telescope on Mount Palomar In California have made possible "a more realistic concept of the size and a?e of the universe," states a recent report of the California Institute of Technology. ["he :a*est estimate of the296 words
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Advertisement314 1959-06-07 21 PRICKLY HEAT AGNESIA DUSTING POWDER A-e you irritated 5 If your days a-e spoilt by r r o^ skin irnta* s t-en vou a r e not Ming A^flttil powdtr. Ae r p a is a pro\ ed remedy arc s ideal fo r in the nursery too GRAFTON LABORATORIES314 words
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Miscellaneous138 1959-06-07 21 H \PRII. JO er iii I touchy the time you S hesitant about k ot yooß is moving aloof as you had hoped. 1 *t an optimistle MAY 20 lON'S are pu- you firA hard i many ma- n nng over- s -e large advan--2 rained ir rest and forge138 words
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Miscellaneous261 1959-06-07 21 :•-> :.i e'y There is 3 i fOf tare when <iea:;r.g r .vith some les* re'.iaKe frienis, tho'.:^h. Also you -an iic rr. h to improve matters In your m n ?t perrra. relation ships. SEPTEMBER 23-OCTOBER 22 v Libra MOOD IN ESS a:, i la < of confldei hi261 words
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Miscellaneous399 1959-06-07 21 too dpv> miatic a Igvj of the fut ire fa fad :r.:r.g* are moving IB the right way to r.e'.p you FEBRUARY 19 MARCH 20 (Pisces). wOME emphasis now on family hea'.th. You are coming to one of the livelier periods when thins=; go your way This he.ps vo;;r :ie.is399 words
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Article, Illustration767 1959-06-07 22 DGFDG The Weekly Page For Motorists Fiat 500 with better rear vision and more seating space HpH^HH|HIS bambino is a real dinky 1 I little car that can do most of mM the things a much bigger car I does and many others its bigger I767 words
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Article243 1959-06-07 22 VOLKSWAGEN PLANS BIG EXPANSION DUSSELDORF, West GerBJUny, Sal Reuter The German Volkswagen car r^rppany plans to increase production '>O,noo r '-i~ -~Tr ithin the next Id years, the Iftnn'i iirertor Heinz Not Ihc Hf, >a:1 he-r re taieret led pro- meai the b lildmg of a uge new I evt243 words
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Article, Illustration262 1959-06-07 22 VV HEN the Russian rirs irrive in Britain under the trade pact signed recently in Moscow, British motorists will find them unexciting ut practiral. But they mi?ht he exported at 'Yut prices." and this is something British motor manufacturers hive bpen concerned about for262 words
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Article, Illustration555 1959-06-07 22 HENDERSON GALL - By HENDERSON GALL cars have displaced Soviet Zims and Zis* M the top cars for top people in Budapest. They are used today by practically every minister in the communist government In the past few months, ■bout Ml brand new (1958) models have555 words
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1121 1959-06-07 23 Give These Children A Fair Chance fr telling YQy^\ A SOCIAL DISGRACE THAT IS ALL TOO COMMON IN STORE, says ERIC MITCHELL (PART TWO) r «e 3 lot of children in Singapore tt >:k ;n away from their parents 3 v hlch enables Government tr> 1 Circumstances, was ma^ more1,121 words
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Article, Illustration542 1959-06-07 23 PETER QUENNELL - PETER QUENNELL OF FRANCE: La Grande Mademoiselle. By V* est. By »ading a^ delusions of grandeur .ire delusions of simplicity: and '1 or semi-roval. per^on.urs they are sometimes ohserved to I about the year 1690. still ac e and Itfnu, souveraine de esse de arochefc? d'Auvergne542 words
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Article368 1959-06-07 23 Alan Fair clough asks Well, he doesn't like it, you know )XL of the most faseinattni booki ever written tboat dogs has Jutt been published il a bargain priC6 paperback. (t .s Df K* nri Lorenz*! "Mar. Meets i>oe" (Pan, H What a meeting368 words
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70 1959-06-07 23 \NIMAL expert George Canadale also discusses dogs in "PFTS ROOK" (Phoenix, LOi Bd I In fact, bt ilisid pra every pel you can think of: Newts, keys, tori Lses, rats, budgies, hamsten and MORE. How to no.-f them, feed them, handle70 words
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Article329 1959-06-07 23 THE TENDERFOOT IN HIGH HEELS... I,'or rue months, Jtan Montgomery from I OOdOO was the only woman in remote Canadian mining camp gurrounded by lakci and firgin forests in ra b noon nt the hid Ighed on a.s "bu-h--o iuk t foul t<".:yh :n;n;im pm. pecti ra I inc.uding hex329 words
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Article, Illustration1147 1959-06-07 24 Richard Berry - COUNTRY BUMPKIN BECAME A MILLIONAIRE Richard Berry Part B*-* Daniel Drew By But Ended Up Owing A Fortune From RICHES nHREE men dashed down the steps of an opulent New York office building, flung $6,000,000 in cash into a waiting carriage and raced off, hotly pursued by a posse of1,147 words
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Article, Illustration68 1959-06-07 24 On her toes /i<i« to be on her toes to get to the top ns a fashion model. But then, Patti King is the sort of girl who would look like a queen whatever she wore. If hen this picture was taken in the sunshine at Leeds, tiventy-four-year-old Patti uasMirrorpic - 68 words
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410 1959-06-07 24 HTHE Pacific :s as beaut if ul- e:rl eoUßClom a-> Europe cr America rerv^r:> the Pacific Ares TraTel Aatoc;a* )n Miss K irea M Is ludfed In Seoul every Hay Bo*h a "M Hawaii" and M Mlss Baby Hawaii" will be Judged410 words
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361 1959-06-07 24 f^S o 4 br' ak of anri v n olvmg United Ptai viremen and Ko: iians is worrying A can militar>' auth' in Korea, according treports received in T Seven r'-ajor were reported re r ev/ period of e:chi361 words
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Advertisement78 1959-06-07 24 I QUICKEST WAY to STOP [indigestion medicine for M^m STOMAC r '111 vK&s^&S9r^ i {""Also try these f™ 4^! futicura Soal now contains a powerful ne» *ACTAMER-which relieves and?" against the burning and itcl»»f' J W^^^ Sr^E S <K^«Ak Stoufl i Itching, prickling, burni^ Inflammation are quick > iw" K^JL78 words
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