The Singapore Free Press, 12 March 1960
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Title Section18 1960-03-12 1 THE NEWSPAPER EVERYBnnv S TALKING ABOUT; The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1960 15 CENTS18 words
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Article, Illustration201 1960-03-12 1 IAN MOK- AI; ROYSTON LAZAROO - IAN MOK-AI ROYSTON LAZAROO 1. Counsel twirls fingers to suggest a tap but it's 'confusing'— court told 2. Tittering from the public gallery as maid is cross-examined m detail QUESTION AFTER QUESTION -TO DETERMINE THE POSITION OF OBJECTS IN BATHROOM By AND MNGAPORE, Sat. At201 words
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Article15 1960-03-12 1 Giant Pru ues the Bank f England .*ls more lhan Two writs Firm agrees vhich15 words
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431 1960-03-12 1 THE amah employed m the Hicks household, Stella Ow Chin, who was m the witness l><>\ for nearly six hours yesterday, was m the I><>\ again this morning when the court martial trying Sergeant Lucien Roy Hicks on a charge of murdering431 words
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Article30 1960-03-12 1 WELLINGTON. Sat. New Zealand will help the Philippines to develop its technical education system under the Colombo Plan, the Prime Minister. Mr. Walter Nash, said :erday. ReuterReuter - 30 words
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Article18 1960-03-12 1 CORTINA D'AMPEZZO. Italy, Sat.— Two passengers I died m a train crash near here. ReuterReuter - 18 words
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191 1960-03-12 1 Jodrell Bank helps to send new U.S. satellite hurtling to sun LONDON. Sat.—Britain's giant radioU'lescope at Jodrell Bank expects to track America's new satellite to a distance of between 30 million and 50 million miles. The satellite, Explorer V. was launched from Cape Canaveral last night. It was treed fromReuter - 191 words
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Article25 1960-03-12 1 PARIS. Sat— An exhibition of paintings and sculptures by about 65 Japanese artists opened at the Modern Art Museum here yesterday. ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article10 1960-03-12 1 Managers* prices today, buying $1.14. selling $1.20.10 words
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Advertisement65 1960-03-12 1 LISS IKON I I JtgSMlMfllOgMe Day 3 Fmt if** t| ll( 1 USES FOR 9; I tissues y Jksw^ DS KUINIX fOI MAKIUP I fresh Nothing like Kleenex toremore makeup, blot your lipsncx, uw M off your face at bedumc! '»VOM KUINIX FOI CHI or Carry hand* K!~n« m your65 words
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Advertisement104 1960-03-12 1 When It's Important to look your very best 'Touch-and-Glow* is the make-up lor you a i f I F^Mfc' lfcs£ AS '^«a> -vftwH r/S iff I* I EBbT M m\ V HHH& :^mm v*^wHWwcwwX*^W£i'.^_ Ham X ts K^f JRJIgJI bK*B •Kffi ■•V-' --X Bs SSSSSSv 3K SSSSSSSSSSSSSs Suv SSSbSSk z104 words
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Advertisement15 1960-03-12 1 VANMttIN FINK n ii.mti iii 136/ I*2, Orchard Road B'por*— Trln: *****. 2W*g A 2*240.15 words
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647 1960-03-12 2 All-round improvement of tin mining shares bsSsmssssssssSSSsSSSSSmmsssaasssSß PAGE TWO GIVES YOU THE DETAILS OF THE UPS AND DOWNS OF YOUR INVESTMENTS iVITH the uncertainty regarding quotas m the next control period and a jump of over one dollar m the tin price m Singapore yesterday, mining shares on the Malayan647 words
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Article310 1960-03-12 2 NUTE: Ait prices below are middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON, March 11. Ye.terday Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS c.i.f. European porta Mar M 18MS 34| Apr 34 B/1S 34 3 16 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot 34 I 34? RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement310 words
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Article16 1960-03-12 2 pa:. French v ee i i put m February was a record 1.417.000 ti16 words
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113 1960-03-12 2 London marts end week on dull note: Small losses in equities LONDON. Saturday. THK stock markets finished the week on a very quiet note with buyers still reluctant to enter into fresh commitments and very little evident. Thursday's fresh setback on Wall Street came as a disappointment but it had113 words
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Article67 1960-03-12 2 WALL STREET closed verysteady yesterday with a fair showing of gains, mostly to one point or so. The market uas hesitant early, reflecting the quashing of rumours by the New York Federal Reserve Bank that it was moving towards an easier credit policy. By midday, however, the list67 words
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Article51 1960-03-12 2 LONDON. Sat.— Traders described the rubber market yesterday as uninspiring. A slight downward revision hi first bid prices was followed by a little easine of sellers' limits, but only small business resulted. In NEW YORK rubber futures eased on scattered selling after early steadiness. The volume was51 words
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Article66 1960-03-12 2 HONG KONG. Fridav Closing prices here today were: Yesterday Today H. tff S. Banking Corporation $1,295 $1,280 &S 1.290 &$1,28;> sales sales Union Ins. Canton $100.00 $100.00 sellers sellers Wheelock Marden.. 7.30 7.25 725 7.10 sales sales H Kong phone $37.00 S38.25 &S38.25 s:i8.75 &S38.50 sales Dairy66 words
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Article777 1960-03-12 2 NOTE: All orices below are middle orices. SINGAPORE. FRIDAY. Yestercay Today INDUSTRIAL) AIM Irictt Pref 1.95 1.95 Ords. 2JO 2.40 Atlas ice 11 J Buyers 8.8. Petrol 60- 54 6 B.M. Trustees 5 25 5.25 ion. Tin Smelt Pref. 19 19/- Ords 51'- s!'--rederai777 words
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Advertisement737 1960-03-12 2 r^S^S rat .T 111! THE ta AaCo LINES y* Sailings to ADEN. RED SEA. MEDITERRANEAN. (JP& CONTINENTAL I SCANDINAVIAN PORTS. >C *V Spart t. S'hair Penan* vfl v \t Selaadaa b 20 21 Mar 22 23 Mar 24 25 Mar .y. Ja Soma i 30 Mar 4 Ap- 5 6737 words
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Advertisement147 1960-03-12 2 MIIIM>|\ I HAMBURG-AMEmcA^l NORTH GERMAN I To (Colombo), Genoo, Mcr Bremen H- 1 Calls Sourhamptc BRAUNSCHWEIG HAPAC, HAMBURG KAPAG BAYERNSTEIN (LLOYD, To Manila, Hongkong, Yok: 'ESSEN (HAPAG; J FRANKFURT (HAPAG HAVELSTEIN (UJY| THE BLUE Ft J To Halifax, Montreal, Bos' Philadelphia i, ANGLO-FRENCH TRA I Singapore Tel: *****/6 ***** Passage147 words
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Miscellaneous171 1960-03-12 2 SH/PSM PORH" lying alongside the sin- gapore Harbour Board wkanree this morning are: Bantam 1/2, Sanuki Maru 4 5. Eurymedon 6A, London Breeze 6 7, Idomeneus 8/9. Sangola 10/11. Peleus 13 14, Salmara 15 16. Aalf-dvk 18. Livenza 19. East Sea N. Wall 5, Seibun Maru 21/22. Auby -.'3. Marudu171 words
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Article40 1960-03-12 3 Cut rates and guarantee* i.,— away their C u €ntele EY TAKE A DOWN PAYMENT, THEN REFUSE TO TEACH' SINGAPORE. Friday. Shools aat.r t making their appearance m Singapore ->n "the'l'itl ,>POra,ions f thp 26 \JSTSwindle'40 words
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165 1960-03-12 3 RELIGIOUS STUDY NOT FORCED ON STUDENTS SAYS THE PROBE OFFICER IT U ALA LUMPUR, Sat. Only 57 per cent of children attending Mission schools here received religious education. This was stated by the Municipal Education Officer, Dr. F. J. A. Rawcliffe yesterday. He said that the survey had been carried165 words
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Article, Illustration29 1960-03-12 3 A talent show by girls in aid of abandoned babies picture I OWIM students putting up posters. Thej are from left \nil Galiston. Lotus Chan and Yong Free PressFree Press - 29 words
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147 1960-03-12 3 CONVENT GIRLS SEND OUT INVITATIONS PIRLS of Form Six of the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus will put up an all-girls taleri- -time show on May Miss Pamela Galistan. one the organisers, said invi>ns had been sent to all girls' .schools to send musical items, impersonations and rations to147 words
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Article50 1960-03-12 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Minister for Education. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. will give away prizes to the winners of a bilingual Speech contest, sponsored by the Chinese YMCA today The final contest is scheduled for 2.30 p.m. at the YMCA premises m South Pier off Shenton Way50 words
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Article161 1960-03-12 3 Figures that don't add SINGAPORE. Sat. Women looking delightfully plump as they filed past Indonesian Customs sheds m Jakarta were no delight to Customs officials when they discovered that the women's "vital statistics" were false actually padded up with contraband batiks. An Indonesian Chinese. who has just arrived m Singapore,161 words
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Article32 1960-03-12 3 STAMFORD, Sat. The Portuguese Mission is launching an "Operation Charity" on March 27 to aid 65 poor families. Empty baskets will be placed at the door of St. Joseph's Church.32 words
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Article, Illustration171 1960-03-12 3 JOHORE BAHRI Saturday. PRISON officers have seldom, if ever, figured m the Sultan's honours list. So it came as a surprise to a senior prisons officer when he was awarded the Sultan Ibrahim Medal on the occasion of the coronation of171 words
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219 1960-03-12 3 SINGAPORE, Saturday. after she had happily given her ;i|>proval to her daughter's marriage, ;i housewife \v;is fatally stabbed, a Coroner \\;is lnl<l Before she succumbed to her wounds. 40-year-old Lim Say Kiew told a Police Inspector that three men had set upon219 words
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Advertisement92 1960-03-12 3 T^ m tx *4JP Wa%- W W^m^^m-M^m^Ar AmmAmmm^mmml I B I LI j I r E FABRICS APPAREL AT I LOWEST PRICES! sSILKS, COTTONS, NYLONS, LACE GERMAN COTTONS, NYLONS, SILKS SHJRT BLOUSES -n Can PETTICOATS ;;T SHIRTS 90 cfs. ond obove V DRESSES S2/90 ond obove $4/90 ond above ERICAN92 words
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Advertisement87 1960-03-12 3 The PAP. and industrial FLEMING IN Universal Encyclopedia Complete m 15 volumes rpHE New Universal Encyclopedia is a reference work of vigorous common sense and sound, practical knowledge which aims being of real and lasting value to its owners. Everything that can be illustrated is illustrated with drawings, diagrams. photographs87 words
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Advertisement102 1960-03-12 3 I m%mt I fit H I The Sea Master Fresher' Shirt is tost being acknowledged not only as one of the best shirts on the market but, t Sl2 50, as one of the best b«ys. Precision made from 65°0 Polyester and 35 c o cotton, thi» quality sanforized' shirt102 words
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Miscellaneous361 1960-03-12 3 DIARY OF TODAY'S EVENTS KATONG BOYS* CLUB: Badminton 3 p.m.: boxing, indoor games, sep^k raga, body-building 3 p.m.: movie circle show 7 p.m. BUKIT TI.MAH YOUTH CLUB: Table tennis, body -building, football 4 pm.; film show 7.30 pjn. JOO CHIAT YOITH CLUB: Badminton, indoor games, table tennis 4 p.m.; boxing361 words
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208 1960-03-12 4 MAHADEVA - Biggest- ever convocation this year MAHADEVA UNIVERSITY SEARCH FOR SUITABLE PLACE TO HOLD THE EVENT ON JUNE 11 By A. Singapore, Saturday UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA authorities are U searching for a suitable place for the big-gest-ever convocation to be held m Singapore this year. The convocation was held m Kuala208 words
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71 1960-03-12 4 SINGAPORE, Saturday. WHILE testifying yesterday againsl his younger brother, licensed of three criminal ottciu man t<>l<l ;i district court: I am doing this against my wishes. Personally, I do not want the case to proceed." Chua Hak ler m reasons m71 words
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35 1960-03-12 4 SECOND PUBLIC PHONE FOR SEMBAWANG SEMBAWANG. S Hills Esl public I official of the I ew telephone booth .led near the Shell petrol station. itallation follows a the estate's -ldents that they had public telephone.35 words
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Article19 1960-03-12 4 OUIVAM The Y-teen VWI'A. an hour of folk g today at 2.15 p.m. at R I clubhou19 words
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Article98 1960-03-12 4 Grouses first, then a probe KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Ministry of Commerce and Industry will investigate reports of an alleged attempt by certain Singapore merchants to monopolise tea imports from China, only if it receives complaints. tokesman lor the Trade Division of the Ministry said here yesterday that far there98 words
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Article24 1960-03-12 4 XGAPORE. Sat. About en people from Singapore have so far booked passages ie B O.A.C. for Rome to 1960 Olympic Games24 words
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124 1960-03-12 4 BUS CONDUCTOR'S BRILLIANT DAUGHTER WANTS TO ATTEND A FOREIGN VARSITY PAYA LEBAR, Sat. Miss Tan Tin Kheng, 18, who topped the Cambridge School Certificate passes from the Methodist Girls' School with six distinctions and two credits, wants to go abroad for higher studies. But she needs a scholarship as the124 words
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125 1960-03-12 4 WHO expert to plan psychiatry service KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The Federation Government Is to take steps to improve mental health services m the country. Ihe Minister of Health and Socuu Welfare, Dato Ong Yoke Lin, said this yesterday after he completed a five-day visit to hospitals m Kedah. He said125 words
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Article55 1960-03-12 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat.— Che Zubaidah. daughter of Dato Abdul Rahman. President of the Federal Senate, has I left by air for London to resume her medical studies. Her studies were interrupted owing to illness and she had to return to Johore Bahru recently. Che Zubaidah55 words
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Article50 1960-03-12 4 About 80 people will receive Education. Pharmacy, Public Health and Social Studies diplomas. At least three higher degrees would be awarded. These will be to Mr. R. H. Wharton, Ph.D. for Medicine: Colonel B. Levy, Doctor of j Medicine; and Mr. Ho Wing Meng. Master of Arts m Philosophy.50 words
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Article28 1960-03-12 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Consulate of the Republic of Vietnam has been removed from 34. Chancery Lane to room 712-713. Shaw House. Orchard Road. Singapore. Tel. *****.28 words
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Article27 1960-03-12 4 SINGAPORE, Sat— A < on Bhagavad Gita will be conducted by Swami Siridhatmananda at 6.30 p.m. tonight at the Ramakrishna Mission at 9. Norris Road.27 words
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Article25 1960-03-12 4 OUTRAM. Sat.— The Young Adults Club of the YWCA. Outram Road, will hold a cooking session at their premises today at 3.00 p.m.25 words
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Article44 1960-03-12 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— Six more leper patients from Indonesia have entered the Federation illegally. They went to Sungei Buloh leper settlement and got themselves admitted. All the patients four men and two women were m advance stages of the disease.44 words
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Advertisement158 1960-03-12 4 Amt\ ftH^9umm\^^^ A*k\9\ fe«LaPMLI BaaA I^LaHLaiaiaaaH p GuaraN/o $1195 (Sir far I bwT/n*o o I 1 Grundig T C 1 4QC ft- i?ccor i*w> Iredera I BRIGHT COMPANY LIMITED 20, East Coast Road. Singa: SOLE AGENTS KIA\ «v| >< /^ffiHPHLajP'SSV %Q Z£p because th<> le^s »s sogoj l L ,I\(KS158 words
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Miscellaneous92 1960-03-12 4 LOOK HERE FOR YOUR LUCKY STAR KOFN are j -week per. watch- ourable sign from ill determine your rtune. (.1 mini Ma] 22-J me 21) You may seek i your the \\m; -July 23. ,ood 11 be M Itivi mi Meet Interests IR< 0 solidate bom in late February or92 words
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Miscellaneous96 1960-03-12 4 For the best success, consolidate date your future plans. Let everything fall into its proper place. SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) A fine two- week period for carit your newly-made plans. your aspirations. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. A hue time to balance 's and liabilities to rind out exactly when you are96 words
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Miscellaneous130 1960-03-12 4 POCKET-MONEY prizes later than Tuesday next, are offered fo r colour- Age limit is 15. ing this scene with paints, crayons or chalks. Name (Master/Miss) There are four prizes offered each of $5 (two for boys and two for girls). Post your effort to Aunty Address Wendy, c/o The Singapore130 words
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176 1960-03-12 5 FACE-LIFT FOR G.P.O. TO CHANGE 'DREARY LOOK' I^UALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Postmaster General, Mr. E. M. May, yesterday revealed the secrets of the "face lift" m store for the General Post office here. "We're doing away with that dreary old procession of counters along the verandah and we're going to176 words
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Article188 1960-03-12 5 RIXGAPORE, Sat A photograph capturing the atmo>phere of singare. entitled m amateur rapher. Mr Au m hor i> helpn tourism lor this i Mr. Au the prize «'i .1 wall plaque m the first phot., contest spans lie Pacific Area Travel \s >n. Mr K. C.188 words
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129 1960-03-12 5 IN THE SCHOOL LAB TRICK FLYING, ROAR OF AERO ENGINES BUKIT TIMAH. Sat.— The 200 strong Aero Modelling Club of the Anglo Chinese School will hold a "Combat" competition and a stunt exhibition m April. The club was started m January this year and is affiliated to the Science Society.129 words
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Article61 1960-03-12 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. Three schoolboys ol the 3rd Singapore Liie Boys team have been confirmed as members of the 3rd Singapore Company of the Boys' Brigade at a service at the Wesley Methodist Church. The boys. Philip Yuen. 12. of Oldham Methodist School: and Michael Ho.61 words
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201 1960-03-12 5 Gambling thugs who rob women of marketing money SINGAPORE, Saturday. GROUP of thugs are operating "mobile" gambling den.s near many markets to relieve innocent housewives of their marketing money. They change their venue every day to avoid detection. The thugs have established an alarm system to vanish if a police201 words
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Article47 1960-03-12 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. Lee Tiong. a rubber estate owner. was yesterday fined $400 tor storing 57 piculs of rubber, without a licence m his Upper Thomson Road house on Dec. 16. Earlier. Lee was acquitted on another charge of fraudulent possession of the rubber.47 words
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Article32 1960-03-12 5 STAMFORD. Sat,— Brother Gabriel. Director of St. Anthony's Boys' School, has been recalled to Burma. Hr will leave tomorrow. Bro. Sebastian of St. Patrick's School, will take his place.32 words
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Article21 1960-03-12 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. —The Socialist Front is working on a plan to encourage more people to join the party.21 words
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Advertisement101 1960-03-12 5 Ladies Sporfwear fc% Spectaculars Plain Shirt Blouses 2.80 ••<* (18 Cols) Up fc.ww Printed Shirt Blouses J 3.90 cn Plain Cotton Slacks BtHflft 4.90 ••<* Plain Cotton Slim Skirts Mm 4.90 each Matching Fancy M^ff <rap j-f\ Blouse Skirt Sets !##y I O.OU USE 6 x 1.5 V torch I101 words
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Miscellaneous167 1960-03-12 5 RIP KIRBY By John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson ryT f[_^^^P^P^a \*S~' 1 '^0 a^ a aaaC a^^^^ "aP^ Bp I ■aajaaaa; i j WHAT HfIALLY HAPPEKIEP: HE ANP IWSTEAPOFPLYIMG I -HE MERELY WALKEPAWAYT x n^ZE'THEMMYPWOTIOALLY AWAY AS THEY THOUGHT- p^Pß^^H WT I m*M MOW WHO THE^ Am BS^^^ _ll> /^T^167 words
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287 1960-03-12 6 OPINION Concern over exam results 'PHIS lias been an unhappy week for 3.242 boys and girls m Singapore. Their names were not among those who had passed the School Certificate Examination. There is concert, well outside the homes of the failures. Out of a total of 5.369 candidates, only 2.127287 words
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Article, Illustration341 1960-03-12 6 IAN MOK- AI; TAN THUAN KOK; Kok Ah Chong - IAN MOK-AI TAN THUAN KOK Kok Ah Chong by and by 22-MAN army born three years ago, despite a prejudiced Asian concept on soldiering, has today grown into the (> 31-in a n Singapore Infantry Regiment to defend Singapore and. more significantly, to ensure it s internal security.Free Press - 341 words
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Article120 1960-03-12 6 SOON after her hi died m IttS, Mi- I M>n moved into i bouse m Carrington Street. She i not remarr> Instead, asked two first i lo come and live with I They were Myitis and un married. For 29 years tlu tl women lived mntented120 words
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Article, Illustration417 1960-03-12 6 a military career. During* this phase, they are trained rigorously to develop a soldier's physique and instincts. The most important of these, is discipline "military discipline," Lt.-Col. T.J. Jackson. Commanding Officer of the Regiment, calls it. "Obedience without question."417 words
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Article, Illustration419 1960-03-12 6 PAT TAYLOR - PAT TAYLOR MAINLY FOR WOMEN by I I THINK the basis of any good hairstyle is thai up- keep should be fairly simple. Where women have to spend ages pinning up and combing out, they often give up m419 words
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Advertisement265 1960-03-12 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. DEATH MR CHARLES. SEET CHENG tuam. aicd tS ptAt -fully ai tb* General Honxtal on i. lo«« off on vjrcn ANNOUNCEMENTS H ords So < Minimum FOR SMART TAILORING un1* of ifti Rafflea I ifflea Tien a THINKING OF BUYING I Tfl Teleaoon AT YOUR SERVICE aaaJa 5J265 words
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Advertisement112 1960-03-12 6 YOU ARE THE JUDGE: Would you sj the two first cousins were membe of Mrs. Johnson's family? (Solutu m Page 7). Sekonic IJO£ Equipped with reverse projection dew #V^ ,#/^iiaaa> /r\ (car onl The Sekonic 30-C is a tru movie projector containing Iw quality components found almost double the price.112 words
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Article21 1960-03-12 7 prosy the secret sufferers t a t 20.000 m ppore, a o r*s estimate I SINGAPORE, Saturday of public prejudice. sdfsdjfjs21 words
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Article20 1960-03-12 7 The ttendai t pore earance Prinand Immi-■-rage m the Informters of 1 been con--1 tele*hem20 words
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Article, Illustration97 1960-03-12 7 ST. JOHN PICKS NURSING CHIEF TANGLIX. Sat. Charming Mrs Helen Reynolds, 48, a granamother of three, is the nrst Asian man to hold the of Lady District Superintendent. Nursing, n. the St. John Ambulance Association and Brigade. c took over from Mrs Sheha Johnson, who leit for London last October,97 words
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153 1960-03-12 7 WENT OUT FOR A SMOKE DURING 'CURFEW': TWO YEARS' JAIL SINGAPORE. Sat. A youth whose afterdinner smokiim habit drew him out ot home during "curfew hours" one night, was jailed two years. Koh Chai Khoon, 18. pleaded guilty to breaking a .supervision order Imposed on him by the Minister for153 words
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Article29 1960-03-12 7 SINGAPORE. Sat, Mr. Robert M. Dowllng, President of the Arrow International. New York, will arrive m Sin gaporc on April 8 by 8.0.A.C. from Sydney.29 words
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Article, Illustration262 1960-03-12 7 Educator on why there is a shortage of teachers SINGAPORE, Sa t The shortage of teachers i s a global problem. New Zealand, like any other country, also suffers from this shortage. This opinion was expressed by Mr. Peter Kelly, an Inspector of Post Primary Schools m New Zealand who262 words
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Article42 1960-03-12 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. New bus stops to servo 17 schools and new routes to serve four others have been approved by the Ministry of Education m consultation with the Deputy Prime Minister, the Home Minister and the Omnibus Licensing Authority.42 words
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Article32 1960-03-12 7 SINGAPORE. Sat The Girls Sport Club will hold a netball practice at their Serangoon Road premises on Tuesday. March 15 at 5.30 p.m. Miss Joyce Mosbergen will be m charge.32 words
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Article, Illustration22 1960-03-12 7 BRIGHTENING up a sombre bank this morning was lovely Lucy Loh. She is 20 and a clerk.22 words
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188 1960-03-12 7 Preserved ear in a glass case is a court exhibit SINGAPORE, Saturday. THE severed part of a ear, chemically preserved m a glass rase, was tendered as an exhibit at the trial of Ismail, 33, a meeseller, m the Second Criminal District Court Ismail was charged with causing grievous hurt188 words
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147 1960-03-12 7 SINGAPORE, Sat. A 15-year-old girl told a magistrate's court that her "lover" Instigated her to steal I sister m la nold bangles so that they could elope to Ku. Lumpur. The "lover.** J alias DoraJ pleaded nto dihoi >ur en gold147 words
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Advertisement213 1960-03-12 7 ALWAYS TREASURE ENGAGEMENT RINGS WEDDING RINGS ETERNITY RINGS SIGNET RINGS WHEN YOU NEED TO BE RIGHT IT IS HELPFUL TO HAVE GUIDING HAND. THAT IS WHERE OUR EXPERTS COME IN OUR REPUTATION, AS JEWELLERS OF REPUTE, IS ALWAYS AT YOUR DISPOSAL IN THE IMPORTANT MATTER OF CHOOSING A RING. S.P.H.213 words
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Miscellaneous627 1960-03-12 7 DAILY CROSSWORD 1 1 I I I I M Willi (LIES A(KOv eet re- e iu/»AiMM»i.ing as jobs to be done SINGAPORE 409^$ 4 X ornithological nur- J 1 I■ I loCm 8. 1 may l>p^J| he expn TODAY: 10.10 a m and abroad 14. 11.07 p.m. be. doing on627 words
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Article, Illustration1502 1960-03-12 8 Slick chick with such a slick click muscles in on an all-male preserve... YOUR GUIDE TO SINGAPORE ENTERTAINMENT ■'•>' #w% HERE is one JL guy you can't miss on a nightbeat. He is the inevitable phot ographer. Go to the sina 1 1 es t rendezvous on a Saturday night1,502 words
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Advertisement304 1960-03-12 8 THE BRITISH "SEAGULL" I l^j The most Reliable '/^nfaf\* Outboard Motor i v An economical and highly Long shaft $430/00 THE OUTBOARD MARINE CO., MGAPORE 7 TEL: ***** 111 ADELPHI GRILL eW proudly prese?its |M H GUS STEYN and his H Q Adelphians with D LJ r^fc. Si ?j Sing304 words
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Article, Illustration662 1960-03-12 9 M. R. S. Arscott - herbaceous border is hard work but ewarding M. R. S. Arscott GARDENING by sdhgfsdh nergei I did not realise quiti unt of ill? left tha IT I havi •crbaceou bed I8i:j the lov of thli bri l with up a s I have i: M being particularly •^rding uli d662 words
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13 1960-03-12 9 s from the WOMAN'S e-by Christine Roddy ia] dimenabout amp after the jgfs13 words
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Article, Illustration521 1960-03-12 9 FIVE FEMALES DROVE IN A 'MINI' -AND NOT A MOAN rt. older. plight dirticu.* felt it walking? I was for I appreciate all the It was a delightful experlce this car through the heaviest trailic. It w manoeuvrable that you could nip m here ze out there with- peppj lot521 words
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Miscellaneous94 1960-03-12 9 CAR CARE FOR THE OWNER DRIVER SEEN T__P CoetcTCT A« l«i Fui HP DiKT AND PIPT A y VOLUME FQV NORMAL V_"V/v7/VG YOU /VEEP QOOO PASTS OF A/# TO I PAffr l_A(__JCT,TTr_? VPT TUC F| LTfe-R PREVENTS rHESE _£TTlNt> INTO THE J ,JruL I^ANL'A, SAYS CLEAN 1 EN5 '^-^T APtpp94 words
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71 1960-03-12 10 GIRL HURT IN STREET DASH TO SEE PHILIP ('ARDIFI 10---oia gir. isl] injured when she ran m: to wave a? Prince Philip. Her skull tured. The Prince wa ng \o airport to fly bai London after a day-) il when tl> Kendrick. darted out into the road and with UReuter - 71 words
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Article, Illustration294 1960-03-12 10 From Scot/and comes suggestion to mark royal romance GEN. NORSTAD BACKS EISENHOWER'S $2,600 MILLION REQUEST FOR NATO jPENERAL Lauris Norstad, Supreme Allied Commander m Europe, told Congress yesterday that West Germany had made the most progress m the past year m the buildup and training294 words
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128 1960-03-12 10 NOW JAMES TAKES THE LEAD AS OTHERS SLEEP I ONDOX, Sat —There lj Is a new leader m the 15.000. l.ooomile mass walking ace through Britaii ies 38--year-old 1... the lead wniie pa :er, Joi. a-old r was snatcJ sleep. Alf:*-d Ri. 31. a miner, v. led lor a tin.Reuter - 128 words
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35 1960-03-12 10 Goldfine faces tax evasion charges BOSTC nan! Go] we; mduM P: Adair. indicted incom totalli U*****,000 000). A federal he ha< to U*****.0 Secretary indicted ■57 Go. Both of 1958 fo Congress criticism I ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article13 1960-03-12 10 VIENN old to Jap; taken oil airp iperature oi renheil ReuterReuter - 13 words
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143 1960-03-12 10 Relations are better between Indonesia and China— Dr. S. JAKARTA, Saturd; DELATIONS between Indonesia and < in u nisi (.'hin;i have improved, Ihe I nesian Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio, yesterday. The Foreign Mini talking to reporter* alter a meeting with the Chii Ambassador. Mr Chen Relations between and Indonesia haveReuter - 143 words
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Article27 1960-03-12 10 OTTAWA. Sat. The guard of a 58-man scientific party, which will spend sb months probing the of Canada's Arctic island. left here yesterday. U.P.I.U.P.I - 27 words
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Article22 1960-03-12 10 18 trapped— four miles down LOG A R< v through th lor 18 men I Ti tombed t. had to withdr ReuterReuter - 22 words
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Advertisement28 1960-03-12 10 CALLING ALL FANCY ORE H3rd AN* SATURDAY. APRIL Sea View hr T.cket* 53. 50 Toblr X Ticket* Toblc X Contest Form* ot Mr. Teoh Kok Cho P.O Bo»28 words
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Article, Illustration36 1960-03-12 11 sdfsdf es on cricket mor tournament s even started. Five top w[ when Singapore teams s tomorrow. Club fast bowlcom- afsdjsdj sdgfdfg SDGFSFGF S NataUta36 words
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Article12 1960-03-12 11 ALLAN LEWIS - ALLAN LEWIS H i •<■ vice. rui. up from He12 words
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Article1870 1960-03-12 11 Track form rtace 1 2.15: CI. 4 Div. 4-6 Furs. Tl ?'2i M J V( U XT! IL r cham Sullivan. 9.0 1 Mc Crowd kp*pu» f MI.SS- b;i Hobbs 813 (3 > Franklin \k\lxuvK R SCE syi Chirg R^K« S 8.13 (8, Wilson ?S r o.^ NDI1,870 words
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368 1960-03-12 11 WEST INDIES batsmen got the slow handclap here yesterday. It took them all day to score 107 runs. At close of play they were 139 for wo. i WEST INDIES— IST INNS (Overnight 3» for no wicket) HunteReuter - 368 words
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Article122 1960-03-12 11 MALAYANS IN THIRD ROUND m BRIEF BITSJ GLASGOW, Sat. Teh Kew San and Lim Say Hup of Malaya entered the third round of the men's doubles m the World Invitation tournament last night. They beat J. H. Hansen and H. Borch (Denmark) 15-3, 15-7. Other results: C. Wattanasln (Thailand) bt.122 words
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Article306 1960-03-12 12 I FREE PRESS THE STRAITS TIMES j MALAY**" j JIARYARG RARFARG KWEE LOM MA Yu-LOONC ALLAN LEWIS TRESPASSER EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER „_>-r WATtl WATER j COLOUR FUM I p7p7a~7r1n~C E COLOUR I FILM p R,NCE MJJC. EL- s?S_? =__r: agvg- Eg- fe- S£306 words
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388 1960-03-12 12 PLAN YOUR PUNTING WITH ALLAN LEWIS ■TUMBALINA looks hardest to beat m Race Three (Class 3 Div. 1— 5F str) tomorrow at Ipoh. But it is a hard race to forecast. Putli. Kid Pancho. and Mori are last start winners. The form horses388 words
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Article260 1960-03-12 12 Burton can get his first winner Race Six CMNLMASCOPE HI could j gi\> Alan Burton his first winning ride m Malaya m the Class 3 Div. 1. 8J F rat c Cinemascope is a gvua proposition for the saucerlike Ipoh track, as he can always be uruminent. He was when260 words
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Article26 1960-03-12 12 STARTING stalls will be used for all races except the straight 5 f. race for Class 3 (Race Three) at Ipoh tomorrow.26 words
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Article317 1960-03-12 12 Typhoon is best in weak field Race Four 'TYPHOON is my selec- tion to win the weak Class 4 Div. 2 BiF race. He ran two good races, m Div. I, at K.L. m Jam:, when seventh of 11 behind al Patrol over 7F then sixth of 13 m the317 words
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557 1960-03-12 12 Wide Screen is runner to appeal the most II'IDE SCREEN appeals most of the three last start winners m the Class 4 Div. I—6F1 6F race. Though he beat only four opponents at Penang he did it well. He is now a division higher with 4 ib. less. Red Wolf557 words
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Article202 1960-03-12 12 CONSISTENT Gameborough 111. who drops a division with only 2 lb more for his last start third behind Cargo Rice at K.L., should be one of the day's i best bets. A soft or heavy track j would make him a better prospect. Slipper Prince,202 words
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Miscellaneous45 1960-03-12 12 ToihiVs Sport FOOTBALL Singapore Malays v Peruvian tourists (Jalan Besar Stadium, Singapore 8 p.m.). Singapore Junior Asian Cup XI v RAF Selrtar (Jalan Besar Stadium. 6.30). CBICKET: IA \1( Balestier Road. M x West Indians padang. M < MX( —Shenton Way. 75 Sq. RNZAF v Nondescripts.45 words
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