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Title Section18 1960-03-16 1 [HE NEWSPAPER EVERYBODY IS TALKING ABOUT The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1960. 15 CENTS.18 words
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Article61 1960-03-16 1 VELVIN CHAN - Two close more to follow VELVIN CHAN trytry SINGAPORE. Wad Ltd., a multi-million dollar i ha- been a household word m jewellery for the past delias voluntarily suspended learh years. surprised lo find its dooi s written m Chinese on red s voluntary suspension. winding-up of Seng Bee id another61 words
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Article229 1960-03-16 1 LAN MOK- AI; ROYSTON LAZAROO - LAN MOK-AI ROYSTON LAZAROO 2O WITNESSES HAVE GIVEN EVIDENCE SO FAR-PUBLIC GALLERY PACKED AS USUAL By and SINGAPORE. Wednesday. THIS morning the sixth day of the Hicks court-martial the prosecution closed its case and Staff Sergeant Lucien Hoy Hicks, 39, REME, charged with murdering229 words
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31 1960-03-16 1 7 years later family forgave, the law didn't >nan .md ridbrotht'i ;rned h ted Sku appeared .arged with harged on MS7 CO irt toid that making -kiw waa pay it.- ReuterReuter - 31 words
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Article17 1960-03-16 1 LONDON. Wed. The Club of Great Britain to adopt four orphans ot Ur earthquake.17 words
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Article, Illustration125 1960-03-16 1 NO SILVER MEDAL FOR CHAMP AND THAT'S FINAL HELSINKI. Wed.— Ingemar Johansson, the world heavyweight champion, has been told that he will not receive a silver Olympic medal for reach: the 1952 Olympic Games heavy-weight final at Helsinki and that's final. The decision was taken j n-rday at a meeting125 words
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Article22 1960-03-16 1 JAKARTA. Wed—The Indonesian Veterans' Department has received 10 t Scats from the United States Governments international co-operation administration. Reuter.22 words
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146 1960-03-16 1 England loses two stars for the West Indies Test GEORGETOWN (British Guiana), Wed. The M.C.C. Test team here loses two of its stars for the tilth and last match against West Indies. The England captain, Peter May. and his wife flies home on Saturday. He suffers a reopening operation scar.146 words
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Article21 1960-03-16 1 ROME. Wed— The Pope will break tradition by proclaiming a saint m St. John's basilica instead of St. Peter's.21 words
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Article14 1960-03-16 1 MANILA, Wed.— lndonesian and Philippines army and intelligence officers are studying counter-subversion methods14 words
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Article14 1960-03-16 1 TOKYO, Wed. Books stolen from West Germany have been found m Kyoto.14 words
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Article50 1960-03-16 1 \iiiKIIF (Uabama). Wrd.-The phantom gardener U M V \lo».ilr County courthouse has struck again. f th< KS» So Officials noticed that the lawn of the x ln In hiiilding was sproutins a nealthy crop of L W t^nss^>C JSSba VcUon is bursting forth with a'irop radish^ U.P.I.U.P.I - 50 words
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Article36 1960-03-16 1 WASHINGTON, Wed.— U.S. troops at White Sands missile range, New Mexico, yesterday fired a ''Redstone" missile equipped with a television camera which can send back Dictures of the damage caused Reuter by the missile.-Reuter - 36 words
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Article28 1960-03-16 1 BEDFORD. (Massachusetts). Wed.— British French and American scientists are making a map of the moon, showing its contours as seen on its surface. ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article, Illustration348 1960-03-16 1 Blow to Chinese community's way of investing spare cash Moss and wife part— no big row, but the strain has built up for some months, she says FREE PRESS SPECIAL REPORT LONDON. Wed. RACING driver Stirling Moss and Iris 24 year-old wife Katie have separated. The parting,348 words
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91 1960-03-16 1 CANNIBALS THREATEN PATROL IN PAPUA PORT MORESBY. Wed. Cannibals attacked an administration patrol In uncivilised jungle country m Western Papua early this month, officials said here yesterday. None of the pa"trol was hit. The report received from the patrol said the Cannibals fired arrows but were scattered by a volleyReuter - 91 words
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Article10 1960-03-16 1 Managers prices today .selling $122. buying $1.15.10 words
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Advertisement33 1960-03-16 1 wr a kin AND LTD. I* iD SPORE 9 j ***** DANDRUFF? NEW SCIENTIFIC FORMULA STOPS DANDRUFF AND ITCHY SCALP m QT.%«b of severe cases tested? if i ■ill L^l Factor product •-•OCLYWOOO33 words
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Advertisement135 1960-03-16 1 a GOOD NEWS! X•% TO ALL DRUMMERS _Jg PREMIER"" f^ e wor d supreme quality drum maker hos appointed us their sole agents and we ore now able to supply Premier and Olympic Drum Outfits at very moderate prices. -g£,w Do drop m and have a look fmS l^ at135 words
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Advertisement15 1960-03-16 1 VAN lll\ FOR FIXE IURXITCni 136/142. Orchard Roftd S'porc I Teh: *****. 225W A *****15 words
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432 1960-03-16 2 Buyers now ready to meet high prices PAGE TWO GIVES YOU THE DETAILS OF THE UPS AND DOWNS OF YOUR INVESTMENTS SINGAPORE, Wednesday. pHKKK was a better sentiment on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with more interest displayed and buyers more willing to meet the higher prices asked. Steady rubber432 words
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Article349 1960-03-16 2 Round the World Market Prices note: All prices below are middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON, March 15. Yesterday Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS c.i.f. European ports Mar "16 34 3 Apr 34 11 34 11G RUBBER NO. 1 RSS Spot 34 3 S 34 316 RUBBER No. 1 RSS349 words
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Article47 1960-03-16 2 i Sungei Matang will pay 15 per cent LONDON Sungei Matan^ Rubber Estate Ltcis. profit lor 1959 totalled £8.023 (against C 4.621) bclore tax of £1700 i£3o6 I it also declared first and final dividend oi 15 per cent income tax (five per cent m 1958j.47 words
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Article48 1960-03-16 2 TV company's cash bid for Wembley LONDON: Associated Rediffusion, a leading British television company, has made a cash take-over bid for the shares of Wembley Stadium Ltd. The Wembley directors have decided to recommend the offer. worth £2.677.500 (about $23 mil.) for acceptance by ihe shareholders.— ReuterReuter - 48 words
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Article139 1960-03-16 2 Tin-in-concentrates production uo LONDON: On the basis of figure> .^u far available, world mine product ion of tin-in-con-centrates In 1959 (exclud Russia but including mainland i Ina) are estimated at 138.--tons. The 1959 estimate compares with 134.000 tons m 1958 and 180,000 tons m 1957. Japan-Italy talks to resume139 words
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Article866 1960-03-16 2 UP f^37 DOWN L_4_J UNCHANGED j 138 i NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY. vest' Today INDUSTRIALS Aid Iricka Prat 1.55 1.95 QrdS. 2.20 2.40 Atlas ice Buyers 8.8. Petrol 60- 54 b B.M. Trustees 515 3.25 ion. Tin imelt Pret. :9 19/- Ords 51/- as rederal866 words
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Article88 1960-03-16 2 SHIPS IN PORT CHIPS lyin| alongside the Singapore Harbour Hoard wharves or expected toria> are: Sindh 1 2, Boissevain 4 5, Fiiliala 6\. Benrinnes 6 7. idomeneus 8 9. Glenrov 10 11. Gorgon 15 16. Automedon 18. Lotte Skou J9, Sumpitan N. Wall 2. Scudai N. Wall 3 Saloiig N.88 words
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Article64 1960-03-16 2 HONG KONG, Tuesday Closing prices here today were: Yesterday Today H. S. Banking y Corporation $1,280 $1275 1.275 sales Union Ins. Canton $90.00 $99.00 buyers .sellers &599.50 sellers Wheelock Marden 7.10 s 7.25 7.15 ales .^ales H Koim phone $37.25 $38.00 &538.00 sales sales Dairy Farm Cold64 words
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129 1960-03-16 2 Business increases as buyers take keener interest in market LONDON. Wednesday. IX spite of the widening of the British trade i;;i|) and yesterday's indecision on Wall Shed, equity markets on the London stock e\- hange today were firn Business was still not large jut was certainly on an increased scale129 words
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Article93 1960-03-16 2 YEW YORK. \V.--d. The -•A market dosed linn with a fair showing of gains ranging to a point or more. Trading accelerated late m thf session. Aggressive buying pushed the market higher m the first hour with gains ranging mostly to :ie point or so. Steels, aluminium^ tronics93 words
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Article53 1960-03-16 2 LONDON: Opening indications were slightly below the previous closing level. Patchy interest was noted and at the close of a very quiet session the market was ban l> steady. In NEW YORK, rubber futures were dormant with no sales reported up to a late hourReuter - 53 words
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Advertisement808 1960-03-16 2 fi IHE E. A.C LINES Sa.l.«fS ti ADEN, RED SEA. MEDITERRANEAN. 4 JQ M CONTINENTAL t SCANDINAVIAN PORTS. SMra P. Sharr. Penam .a V^*» my Sti»n«.« I 22 24 Mar 25 2« Mar 27 28 Mar jfl Jf m "Btmi j 38 Mar/ 4 Apr 5, 6 Apr 7 Apr808 words
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Advertisement175 1960-03-16 2 SIIIIM ft HAMBURG-AMEHirl^] NORTH CERMajT^I To (Colombo), Genoo, Mor$ c i|| rt A Bremen Ho^ bu c *>-*tJ Colls Soufhompton f Cr p BRAUNSCHWEIG (HAPAC; HAMBURG (HAPAG 11 n BAYERFSTEIN (LLOYD) 30 To Manilo, Hongkong, YokoH FRANKFURT (HfiPfcC HAVELSTEIN (LLOYD) MUNCNEN (HAFAG i THE BLUE FUNNEL r J (NORTH AMERICAN175 words
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66 1960-03-16 3 JLLET FLEW BY HEAD AS ED THUG FIRED SINGAPORE, Wednesday. i Lee Ah Chiew, 29, hero of a ma m an armed robber} tr today spoke of the day death bj a hair's breadth." when he fcave66 words
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124 1960-03-16 3 BUSINESS EXECUTIVES ATTEND MR. HOLTS FUNERAL SINGAPORE. Wed.— A large gathering of shippr. executives and businessmen attended the funeral of Mr. Robert Oliver Holt, 53. at Biadari Cenv ter;. Holt, who aied at the Johore Bahru General H Monday, wj eoush. Mr. P. He v iipLiverpool. A rormer employee ot124 words
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202 1960-03-16 3 Malaya plans biggest airport in South-East Asia l/'UALA LUMPUR, Wed. Plans for thr construction of a new ultra-modern multimillion dollar civil international airport which will be the bigin South East is being considered by the Federation Government. A provisional site, about 10 miles from Kuala Lumpur, has been earmarked I202 words
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Article16 1960-03-16 3 \LA LUMPUR. V. Federation's Deput: •er. Tun Abdu bin 11.. ight-daj Aoril 4.16 words
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Article22 1960-03-16 3 SINGAPORE. Wed.- Arthur Allmark. a singer from Burma, will be fratured m Rad.o Singapore's "Make Mine Music" at 9.30 tonight.22 words
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Article36 1960-03-16 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. The University uf Malaya m Sin- gapore is looking for a cura--1 tor to take charge of Its Art i Museum at Bukit Timah. Apmust be .submitted before end ol April.36 words
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308 1960-03-16 3 I SINGAPORE. Wed. HOUSEWIVES 111 the Serangoon Garden Estate, Opera Estate, Sennett Estate and Frankel Estate, are faced with the menace of strangers callin^ at their homes m .uiise of meterreaders. x housewives said the motors usuaUy cabled n their husbands308 words
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Article, Illustration59 1960-03-16 3 SANDRA (3) INVITED ALL HER FRIENDS FOR HER BIG DAY ML EYES ire on the candles m this birthday party celebration at Burnfoot Terrace Frankel Estate, last weekend. Little Sandra Campbell (centre), three years old, invited many neiuhbourhood friends to her party. Here Sandra sets ready to blow out the59 words
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Article119 1960-03-16 3 CALL FOR LIGHTS AT BUS TERMINUS SIGLAP. Wed. Residents of Opera Estate want street Lighting m Fidelio Street to be extended up to the bus terminus. There are lights at Upper Fidelio Street but none at the lower half. This dark part of the street also frightens girls on their119 words
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248 1960-03-16 3 A taxi driver tells of 3 passengers who robbed him SINGAPORE, Wednesday. A TAXI-DRIVER told a preliminary inquiry fhat three passengers robbed him m a dark Line one night. The driver. Ng Kali Seng, was testifying against Abdul Rahman bin Mohd Noor. 21. accused of robbing him of $7 with248 words
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79 1960-03-16 3 Six fined $21 5 for illegal buildings SINGAPORE. Wed. Five j men and a woman were j fined a total of $215 m a ma- gistrate's court yesterday. They had pleaded guilty to having erected unauthorised buildings of timber posts, plank walls and iron roofs at Geylang last June without79 words
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Article48 1960-03-16 3 SEPOY LINES. Wed.— Two graduates of the University of Malaya, Dr. Yeoh Teow Seng, of the Department of Pharmacology, and Dr. Ng Ban Cheong, of the Physiology Department, have been appointed Fellows of the King Edward VII Hail of the Faculty of Medicine.48 words
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Article40 1960-03-16 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. The head of the General Overseas Service of the 8.8.C.. Mr. Robert Gregson. who is on a brief visit to Mi/aya. will be interviewed over the air tonight at 9.15 m the programme "Singapore Gazette40 words
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Article35 1960-03-16 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The pilot strength of the Royal Malayan Air Force Isj soon to be increased by the recruitment of three or four more men for training m Britain or Australia.35 words
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Article, Illustration171 1960-03-16 3 AN EX-NEWSMAN WHO PREFERS TO BE AN ENVOY ABROAD SINGAPORE, Wednesday. A YOUNG man who gave up a journalistic career to join the diplomatic service is now Ceylon's Assistant Commissioner m Singapore. He is Mr. Maurice Raoot, who took over from Mr. W. P. S. R. Jayaweera last month. An171 words
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Article25 1960-03-16 3 SINGAPORE, Wed. Dr. Van Praagh wi. talk m "Th< Atomic Ener> try"', to HSC inc. Joseph Coi. \s tomorro. at the St Hall.25 words
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Article26 1960-03-16 3 KAMPONG KAPOR. Wed.— The Straits Chinese MYF and Wesley MYF will hold a combined meeting at Kampong Kapor Church at 6.30 p.m. on Saturday.26 words
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Advertisement30 1960-03-16 3 TACTICAL! own a Single-lens c reflex camera V.J jmotic lenses. r :nqeoblc. r.nder* L .m* UmMam 4 ••q:j w qopore Pfnonq "uoto Lumpur J?2 r.rk. S pore to H pm30 words
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Advertisement86 1960-03-16 3 MODERN JEWELLERY by SKILLED CRAFTSMEN Manufacturers of GEM SET JEWELLERY j I *&&^^k Platinum and Gold Dealers m Diamonds, Rubies, Emeralds, j j Blue Sapphires, Cats Eyes, j I Star Sapphires, etc, etc. Also Dealers m MIKIMOTO CULTURED PEARLS and High Class Watches G. C. de SILVA BROS., 3. Raffles86 words
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Miscellaneous74 1960-03-16 3 i 15 Folk son^s ol me woria. Medium 2i""2 730 Sherlock Holmes, the last m I from 9.»u tv 10.00 P-«- ./series of six program™ l f oo Programme summar> .TO2 old PlaC e -repeat Tune, 1^145 The of last Sundays broadest, news; 1 ■■< Qrches 800 Wednesday Concert: 9.0074 words
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160 1960-03-16 4 The fox who lives in the hollow of an ash tree LONDON. Wednesday. V FARMER took pity on film men who chased after a hunt for three days trying to make colour film about fox-hunting without sighting a living fox. toki the film men, who the Heyp Hunt m Oxfordshire:160 words
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84 1960-03-16 4 JAPAN IS BUYING URANIUM FROM BRITAIN I ONDON. Wed.— Japan is to buy about L' 3 million 525.500.000* worth of uranium from Britain's Atomic Energy Authority. Thus is fuel for her first atomic power station. nned to be working; by 1964. The 200 tons of uranium to be sold will84 words
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Article24 1960-03-16 4 LONDON. Wed. Britain^ growing electronics industry yesterday formed its council to promote the industry and co-operation K-ith other industrial and ?ommereial groups.24 words
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Article145 1960-03-16 4 100 KNEES BEND BOY, 13, DIES f ONDON, Wed.— Trying to do 100 kneesbend exercises at his school gym class, William Scott, aged 13, of West Ham, collapsed and died. His friends at Stratford Green Secondary Modern School said "Scotty" had done about 80 bends when he fell to the145 words
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158 1960-03-16 4 LONDON Wed. Leni rnstahl, the film UrectOff Hitler called perfect example *>t Geiuuui womanhood. is coning to Britain within three weeks to work. planning a remake Blue light" her 1 tilm which became a cla^M, of the pre-war cinema. Phi Hudsmith > ear-old London158 words
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Article331 1960-03-16 4 IT WILL MAKE H J THE RICHEST WOMAN WRITER THE WORLD LOXIK) AGATHA CHRISTIK. c,,i. discussed over lun< don restaurant a contracl richest woman writer m tl In return i< (H)()> it provides foi n lo be serialised on i But all the creator ol331 words
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Article297 1960-03-16 4 What's a 9 6 upside down? M 1 m j^EW YORK, Wed. A^ Genevieve, bride ot Detroit policeman William Fraser, said six was her unlucky number. So William, careful to avoid a six. set up house at *****, Westbrook Avenue. But was Genevieve happy? No. "She moved out," complained William297 words
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Article, Illustration8 1960-03-16 4 She got $22 for her first book fhfgh8 words
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Article, Illustration79 1960-03-16 4 DREAM OF POET TAUBE, 70— TO WRITE A NOVEL Evert Taube the one-time seaman and cowboy who became Sweden's national poet and troubador, celebrated his 70th birthday last Saturday. Although a prolific 1 writer of poems and tonga (which he sin^ s himself). Taube is al>o an artist79 words
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Article98 1960-03-16 4 KANGAROO OUSTS POODLE AS PET AfELBOURNE, Wed.— T1 Who would want a kangaroo hopping around the house as a family pet? It hub become the craze among some of the more i fashionable families, particularly m Europe and the United States, and one which the Australian Government is determined to98 words
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Article51 1960-03-16 4 LONDON. Wednesday A tiger. Emperor, is being presented to No. 804 Squadron, Fleet Air Arm. by Paignton Zoo. Devon, as a mascot. The squadron has been seeking a live mascot for several months, and. as its crest includes a tiger, the zoo authorities decided to offer51 words
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Advertisement478 1960-03-16 4 50,000/PPOnFNT < mmau m > TOOTHPASTE 1 IYV/Lf till 1 JACKPOT COMPETITION SEND IN THIS HALF A REMEMBER!!! OF THE PRODENT W^ c THERE IS STILL 549.000 TOOTHPASTE BOXES WORTH OF PRIZES LEFT FOR COMPETITION NO:2 B FOR YOU TO WIN at -,l lu ul k l V, r -I478 words
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Advertisement44 1960-03-16 4 I B J I i* 1 I Lifl 1 i i A ML' by WISE PURCHASERS at the ANNUAL OF S>CLOTHINGS FOR CHILDREN SLASHED HURRY LAST FEW DAJj' WASSZAMUUj Ay f iMjpUklV Please call at JAC X S l IS7. North Bridge Roac I44 words
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Miscellaneous408 1960-03-16 4 i^^^y Br^^^^^^^^a^inc tricks on you! Be alert to any double-dealing. i'Al'Rl S (Apr. 21-May 21) The best prospects In the world can have minor faults. Be on guard to avoid any difficulty today. GEMINI (May 22- June 21)— This can be a day of good fortune for all who have408 words
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59 1960-03-16 5 3IVE TO MAKE THE OLE AWARE OF ORLD PROBLEM SINGAPORE, Wednesday. Week, and Singapore, a renntry, is making an effort to •i 15,000,000 or more disare staying m overcrowded wandering aimlessly across rid. Malayan Christian CounVVeek started on Sun--159 words
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49 1960-03-16 5 YOUR FAVOURITE TUNE AND NAME ON THE AIR FOR $1 S d Radio aoon start amme to Theatre more enterthe donation of ■•d. Radio Sii a request tune the donor and acknowthe donation m one ot servi Special cards prohout mped to Radio Sin- Each will :o a reg49 words
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Article153 1960-03-16 5 She is back brimming new ideas SINGAPORE, Wed. Singapore dancingteacher, Mrs. Rose Eberwein, has returned after a threemonth tour to study Burmese and Thai dancing m their original setting full of ideas to create a dance form of our own. i tour which took her to Bangkok and Ayudhya m153 words
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114 1960-03-16 5 Kidnap case man is remanded another week SINGAPORE, Wed. A magistrate ordered the further remand of Ong Siew Chuan, 22, who i& facing two kidnapping charges and one of criminal intimidation. Mr. R. 8.1. Pates made the order after allowing a police objection to bail. Ong is accused of kidnapping114 words
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Article30 1960-03-16 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. J.A.E. Martins, chairman of the evangelism committee of the Wesley Church, will conduct this week's mid-week service at the Wesley sanctuary at 6 p.m. today.30 words
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Article32 1960-03-16 5 SINGAPORE, Wed.— A shop assistant caught an intruder, believed to be about 12. m a Chartwell Drive, Serangoon Garden Estate house last night. He was handed over to police.32 words
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319 1960-03-16 5 RAF wife died in car crash open verdict SINGAPORE. Wed. BRITISH housewife was flung out of the cur her husband was driving when it collided with a bus. a coroners court was told. Thirty-lr MrJoan White died later at the British tary Hospital. Thr accident occurred at tht junct Tanglin319 words
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69 1960-03-16 5 WITNESS ABSENT: BRIBE CASE MAN ACQUITTED JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Siva^upramaniam, a PWD technician, was .acquitted and discharged m the SessionCourt yesterday on a charge of having offered a bribe ut S2 to a Special Constable. When the case wa.-, calhd the prosecution applied for an adjournment as a material witness.69 words
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Article47 1960-03-16 5 Phone directory changes SINGAPORE. Wed The Singapore Telephone Board has called for alterations 01 additions m the preseni listings of the telephone directory to be submitted before the end of this month for the next issue of the English and Chinese editions tc be published In July.47 words
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83 1960-03-16 5 E SINGAPORE, Wednesday. French cellist Bernard Mi?f chclin, will give a special concert for schev at the Victoria Theatre tomorrow at 5.30 p.m. Tickets, at Si aid of the National Fund. B- rnmrd Michhis second cono 23 cone m January Japan83 words
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94 1960-03-16 5 CRASH WATCHMAN AWARDED $2,000 DAMAGES SINGAPORE. Wed. -A military watchman. Mahal bin Talip. 31. who sued the driver of a car. Ba>ro bin Mohamed Noor, for damages for personal injui the result of a car crash Dec. 22. 1957. was awarded $2,000 damages by Mr. Justice Buttrose m the High94 words
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Article27 1960-03-16 5 SINGAPORE, Wed— Former j Test cricketer Denib Compton will be featured m a recorded interview over Radio Singapore at 9.45 tonight m "Sports Reel27 words
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Article40 1960-03-16 5 IPOH, Wed. J. 19, and Abdul Gaftor. 20, v charged yesterday with murder ol a 16-year-old Chong Ah Siew. who was found m 1 well I day -at the 3rd mile, [p Jelapans; road. No i I recorded.40 words
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Advertisement12 1960-03-16 5 KUITARS MUSIC HOUSE I H CO LTD '^at ieems* People wont I12 words
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Miscellaneous114 1960-03-16 5 RIP KIRBY By John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson I^S-^HP^" _*r- AN? >:N V C- I XAM MINX. \nJEC= v CJTC I CA\ f^C.V > y\ CP C SR THEU A JCB, I%■ eYV f j %c. CNE >^^i2^V THEY CD TJ 5 V^ l^^ R^ MANDRAKE Lee and Phil Davis114 words
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327 1960-03-16 6 OPINION Education in the years ahead ¥\ELEGATES to the ECAFE conference m Bangkok have been told that 45 million children m Asia not counting those m China and Japan are today :ting no education whatsoever. Of the 65 million fortunate children who do go to school, a large percentage have327 words
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Article550 1960-03-16 6 CHAPMAN PINCHER - CHAPMAN PINCHER by IT WILL TAKE Y-E-A-R-S ALTHOUGH ALL THE SECRETS CAN BE TOLD OVER ONE LUNCH atomic bomb may well be exploded m China this month— as forecast m New Delhi last week— but it will not be a Chinese bomb. The Hussians may use Chinese soil550 words
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143 1960-03-16 6 RUSSIANS TRY TO WIN WORLD WOOL TRADE MELBOURNE, Wed—Russia, stepping up its trade war against the Western nations, is challenging Australia as the world's top wool producer. Ami Australia, alarmed at the Incredible increase m (he size of Russia's sheep flock, has embarked on its o i n ge s143 words
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Article533 1960-03-16 6 GILLIAN MILLS - A village must country's good GILLIAN MILLS by I HAVE JUST SPENT THE MORNING IN A DOOMED VII LAGE IN MALAYA. I have sat and sipped a cup of coffee m a shop thai will short I be a habitation of fish. For this thriving village, Lubock Tamang, which is533 words
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534 1960-03-16 6 WILLIAM HICKEY - The fascinating family history of Margaret's engagement ring WILLIAM HICKEY By T<HERE is an interesting story behind the engagement ring that Mr. Tony Armstrong-Jones has given to Princess Margaret. It is a family heirloom. But not entirely an Armstrong- Jones family heirloom. In fact, it has reached the Princess by534 words
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Advertisement232 1960-03-16 6 Von can hand m your classified ad. to any tnte of COLD STORAGE SHOPS throughout MALAYA and SINGAPORE CAMKRON HIGHLANDS i Storage iM^ L'd.. 2\i Tanah Rata. IPOM ag« iM> »-fi.j 15 C!ai« KLANS 1 Storax* <M Lid., •ew Road. KOTA BHAftU Sforag* <M> LM M i KUALA LUMPUR S'orair^232 words
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Advertisement74 1960-03-16 6 imiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PATEK PHILIPPE is the only watch manufacturer whoae entire collection of men's watches carries, engraved on every movement, the official stamp Df the State of Geneva, the authentic guarantee of turies-old -GENEVA QUALITY". H. SENA, LTD. HIGH CLASS JEWELLERS Singapore Penang. 1 1 1 1 it 1 1 174 words
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Advertisement26 1960-03-16 6 [WHITEHALL) reserve comment on his aim to be President of t ho United States of Africa until I hear if he is also taking up golf."26 words
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Article41 1960-03-16 7 UNKNOWN - Off on a one-way ticket to China UNKNOWN thousand blank sessions: 3 a thousand jlA nk futures SINGAPORE. Wed. fghhgh ildered people sat huddled their sleeping mats, their e\ind their future equalh > wa> lirkel lo China d Ihe Tjiwangi which \:nan^ing41 words
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Article18 1960-03-16 7 :PUR. Wed «;ation to rrnbly of the H misation Geneva Minister of V ke Lin.18 words
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Article, Illustration220 1960-03-16 7 Russians hiker ticket to Leningrad SINGAPORE, W e d.— An Indonesian journalist said here terday that a Moscow newspaper gave him an airline ticket to Leningrad m payment for an article he had written for it. This, said Sujono Djono, 30 who arrived m Singapore on Sunday, was onp way220 words
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66 1960-03-16 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. Eight cont- have been se- 1 i to appear for the finals! In the 'Sing fur Singapore' contests which will be record- j fd at Radio Singapore audi- I torium on March 25 at 6.30 p.m. Tin Siti Salmah Ahmad. 'The HilltopptTs. Ivor66 words
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196 1960-03-16 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. A >«-ar-o'd dog who was missing from home for a day and a night sending his 12-year-old master out on an urgent search, was found contentedly eating up the crumbs m a bakery. Bruce the bull-terrier belonging to196 words
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Article, Illustration47 1960-03-16 7 BRITAIN'S First Sea Lord, Admiral Sir Charles Lambe. inspects a guard of honour mounted by H.M.S. Terror during a visit to the Singapore Naval Base. The officer commanding the guard is Lt.-Cdr. J. Whetstone.47 words
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143 1960-03-16 7 Selection of varsity entrants by end of this month ;>UKIT TIM AH. Wed.— Selection of new entrants to the University [alaya's Singapore Division will be completed by the last week of this month. Mr. Brian Ma i>trar ot the local d said that about 150 <>1 the 567 who applied143 words
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Article, Illustration182 1960-03-16 7 KOH AI- LIN - Martina goes hitch-hiking round Malaya and Indonesia all on her own KOH AI-LIN By SINGAPORE, Wednesday A PETITE Indonesian girl, Harlina, V.X is touring Indonesia and Malaya all alone. She spent a few hours here before sailing for Penang where she disembarks. Harlina "that is my only name" -believes she182 words
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Article, Illustration31 1960-03-16 7 You are looking lovely today I X SMILING and looking very lovely this morning is Siri Salmah Ahmad. She is 20 and a field officer with the Information Services, johore Bahru.31 words
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139 1960-03-16 7 10 VARSITY STUDENTS TO TOUR JAPAN SINGAPORE, Wed. Ten students oi the University of Malaya are now aboard the Cambodge on their way to a three-week educational tour of Japan. The trip which was organised by the Economics Society of the University, will include visits to various educational institutions and139 words
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Article55 1960-03-16 7 SINGAPORE. Wed.- A drive for tunds to help the needy Is being organised by the Catholic Welfare Services. Cash or cheques may be sent to the Catholic Welfare Services, P.O. P/)x 1189. Singapore. Donations m kind may be sent to the Catholic Welfare Services. 96,55 words
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Article31 1960-03-16 7 HONG KONG, Wed. A Singapore couple, Mr. Wong Chung Ping and nis wife Lee Han, were yesterday fined HK$2,OOO <Msl,oooi each by a Hong Kong court for overstaying here.31 words
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Article15 1960-03-16 7 CHANOI, Wed sen p.m. thi ig In Elim Church (Branch) at Everitl Road.15 words
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Article20 1960-03-16 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Federation Government will be assisted m its rural development programmes by 100 Army engineers20 words
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Advertisement259 1960-03-16 7 I yV .r STP-1Q57 i-^Jlß^^H—v^. oPtwffi' '^'*HOCK CHEOMG COMPAHY 3.The Arcade Raffles Place mmw*x 95.Tros Street Singapore, I Smgapors, 2 Why the Prestcold Big Four is today's most wanted refrigerator Hy/^^^L^' V Last year, ahead of it« time, the Presteold Bik Four came off the W /j^B _JlI I secret259 words
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Miscellaneous96 1960-03-16 7 DIARY OF TODAY'S I EVENTS othing saor M < OHOI li > mo, s s w:\\ \s\ :l Xl W| 4ETUODIS I 111 K( 11 K\M \l 4MB II beU1 N \Mi Wi \H I Ml SEI M y PIPORI HDO ILI fULY CROSSWORD H 1 1 1 1 w:196 words
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Article289 1960-03-16 8 Esme answers uear tsme, PVERY TIME m\ teenage daughter has a date, she expects to put on her best clothes. I maintain that as 1 still have to luiy all my daughter's uothes she should be iontent to wear her everyday clothes and keep' her best Tor special occasions. We289 words
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Article, Illustration93 1960-03-16 8 A GREAT NEW IDEA I FOR YOUR KITCHEN CUT OUT THIS CHART FOR YOUR SCRAPBOcI HERE Is w in .>m really I help you g an adtun thout lifl lit 1 How and abe :s. probably tx lazy hotels staurants that still led93 words
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Article, Illustration533 1960-03-16 8 KITTY DIXOS - KITTY DIXOS by ITS GETTING TO LOOK LIKE HIS BADGE OF SUCCESS BEHIND their boardroom doors Britain's businessmen arc becoming as comfort conscious as America's luxury loving magnates. For they have unconditionally adopted Hie American business iiKiiis stilus symbol -The Executive Suite —as533 words
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Article455 1960-03-16 8 Tell Esme YOUR problems. Shell good advice or a ticking off. Write Esme, The Singapore Free Press <U ln ?«Pc. She is good-looking and has a little money and a car. He is a baker and owns v small shop. He wants her to sell455 words
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Article, Illustration418 1960-03-16 9 Three times round the earth in gliders JVl^Hli THAN three times round the circumference of the earth \\;is the distance flown by British gliders m the British Isles during 1!).")!). imer had much to do with the unprecedented number of cross-country miles flown. From 157,540 launchings 78.892 miles were coven418 words
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Article, Illustration29 1960-03-16 9 picture. THIS happy girl is Mi>s Ewy Rosqvist, of Skane. Southern Sweden. She won the Midnight Rally, the Norwegian Viking Rally and the Adriatic Rally.- PopperPopper - 29 words
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Article225 1960-03-16 9 THE Fore Motor: Club's spring cup rally, which starts at Farnham, Buckinghamshire, and Foxton, near Cambridge, on April 10 at 9 a.m.. is to be followed just over an hour later over the same course by the sprin^tidrally specially arranged as one of the events225 words
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261 1960-03-16 9 Knock, knock! It may be chain tensioner fault, not bearings 'THIS week's illustra- tion shows a typical layout of camshaft drive by chain from the crankshaft. Tii is will be found m most cases at the front of the engine nearest the radiator. The only exception is m some front-wheel-drive261 words
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Article21 1960-03-16 9 The inexperienced have often stripped an engine for suspected bearing failure when m fact it has only21 words
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Article77 1960-03-16 9 Whenever timing gear inspection is carried out this steel surface should be carefully checked and replaced if any scoring has taken place. The latter type tensioner is secured top and bottom by steel pins and, of course, the tension springs. If the steel pins become worn77 words
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368 1960-03-16 9 BRITAIN IS AGAIN LEADER AT GENEVA CAR SHOW BRITAIN is again the largest exhibitor M the annual Geneva motor show. Twenty-four different makes ol British passenger cars are on view as well as a wide range of commercial vehicles, motor cycles, caravans, motor boats and accessories. British cars are popular368 words
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Article33 1960-03-16 9 BRITAIN produced 1.189.94:^ cai average weekly rai than In 1958 while the 1959 output ol was 20.7 per cent higher at 7,1! Combined produc vehicles was 1,56u 1958.33 words
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Advertisement99 1960-03-16 9 128 ill Parts I phci fo Cfl today. WEARNE BROS. IDUSTRIAL GASES scnetic recording tape |M GIVES YOU THE BEST OUTLASTS ALL THE REST ■Ml unlimited lite .500,000 thout deteriorotion m qua :ia-D, Tuneful reception a World of listening plcosure. g Borneo Sorowok. OTunnc 98 A HIGH STREET KIHDAS siNGAPORE-699 words
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Advertisement80 1960-03-16 9 I1r«J-J tI USED car /-AfAv LTI 3 I J BARGAINS 7_\ ALL MODELS ALL MAKES MHHra^WP^^^H available for y;ur selection m J A vehicles TESTED before Sole HWj 1 •We offer SERVICE after Sale mfadmSfahl^^m Easiest HIRE PURCHASE terms can be arranged HHH^IHHII^^H open V I i 1 Weekdays: 880 words
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Advertisement89 1960-03-16 9 %Jrrchurd Motors Used Car Dcpt. 1959 Victor De-Luxe $5,500 1958 Chevrolet Bel-Air $7 500 1958 Vauxholl Velox $s*ooo 1957 Victor Super $3,700 1957 Metropolitan Hardtop $3,500 290, Orchard Road, Spore. Tel. *****. »TIONG CHOON CO., LTD. Offers A Large Ronge of Good Used Cor* 1956 Fiat 1100 Saloon 1957 Holden89 words
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Miscellaneous91 1960-03-16 9 RUPERT and the truant "Why. it's the queer doll from laughs the doll. f rlon't belong the shop!" gasps Rupert. "How there Inn away from .Sanu did it get here?" He-he^he. Claus. Then 1 ran aw.iy from the you can't catch me." squeaks the .'hop. f I love running ay91 words
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Article, Illustration189 1960-03-16 10 Rhee (no opponent) well on way to Presidency again POLICE FIRE ON RIOT CITY CROWDS AS OPPOSITION MAKES A PROTEST SEOUL, Wednesday AT least Id people were reported killed and 40 injured m continu violence as Korean youth reacted vigorously last night to Opposition allegationsReuter - 189 words
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Article, Illustration243 1960-03-16 10 'Somarama was to have shot after the killing' COLOMBO. Wednesday. 4 1 tlic Bandaranaike assassinalion inquiry yesterday ;i witness testified thai Anura de Silva (the third accused m the vase) \\;is (o have shot the Rev. Somarama Thero (the alleged assassin soon after the shooting of Hie late Ceylonese Prime243 words
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45 1960-03-16 10 Russia attacks Army drive on arms cut plan p eronistas I BUENOS AIRES. Wed. armed forces yes- over the federal i! police and tion-wide a a campaign following of terrorism m have died. m irters, the army, or..unp down on topthe r, Juan P< I45 words
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Article17 1960-03-16 10 PEKING. UYd. A U about 2U0.000 years old has been unearthed m Kv. tung ReuterReuter - 17 words
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Article, Illustration67 1960-03-16 10 lhc Grand Temple at Abu Simbel, on the banks of the Nile and 1?.~> mil<- s south vu- v"' ls ne of thc rare ar chaeolo?iieal treasures and ancient monuments of Nubia threatened by the waters of the Aswan Dam. The tour 65ft-high67 words
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266 1960-03-16 10 Now foster parents may keep their genius girl NEW JERSEY. Wed. The foster parents of a four-year-old girl "genius' who were told they could not adopt her because she would not get the type of environment she deserved, learned today that the ruling had been reversed. 'The New Jersey Child266 words
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Article17 1960-03-16 10 $3,41 2mi1. schools WASHINGTON, V House Educat Laboui Committee approv< d U*****.--000.000 for school construe- tion. U.P.IU.P.I - 17 words
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91 1960-03-16 10 Labour calls for more British trade with China I ONDOX. Wed. A Labour M.P.. Mr. Ellis Smith, urged the Government m the House of Commons yesterday to increase British trade with China. :ed to whai balai had In I and whether thi iltted an. Incn m British expAssistance .-ktd howReuter - 91 words
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Article26 1960-03-16 10 LONDON. Wee. Mr I nard Forden, 50- > Manchester b elected chairman B radc union, the 1.300.000-strong .sport and General V. kers Union. ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Article15 1960-03-16 10 HAVANA V. < Lhatn 10 Eisenhower" slo wore shouted Park yesterday.- UP IUPI - 15 words
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Article, Illustration169 1960-03-16 10 OFFICIALS FORCE AILING ELLIOTT TO RUN SYDNEY, Wed.— Offirials forced Herb Elliott to run when he was ill. The uror] ..non miier. could ha ning future, said a doctor last niiiht. The race over 880 yards In Mcl bourn c Mom Elliot f came b. The Sydney Sun quoted theReuter - 169 words
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Article30 1960-03-16 10 LIVERPOOL. Wed. Thr chairman ol the Liverpool Steamship Owner.- Asso nor,, Mr. A. Rigby Hug yesterday criticised "the problem of Amenca> damaging policies regardin and cargo prefi30 words
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Article24 1960-03-16 10 NEW DELHI. Wrd. Russia will export petroleum product* to India for the first time under a new trade agreement. U.P.IU.P.I - 24 words
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294 1960-03-16 10 STIRLING MOSS CONFIRMS THAT HE AND KATIE HAVE PARTED— 'BUT THERE'S NO QUESTION OF A DIVORCE' -fr From Page One anything was wrong. They went boating and swimming always together. "As I explained." said Katie, "we are still frienddcspitp our differences, and I'll be seeing Stirling when lie races at294 words
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Article, Illustration8 1960-03-16 10 LATEST LINER IS FLOATING LUXURY HOTEL B r8 words
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16 1960-03-16 10 Robbers ram ba van -make off with $170,001 LONDON. BANDITS rammed London yestoi Had g« D$16 words
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Advertisement140 1960-03-16 10 J $&%*#s# tytocb Ame fi/%k 1 SUBOFF^ I HIGH QUALITY f ORNITURE I I JT 11/ J* A n I 5 Tfi/s 7 piece se/ m $25.00 per month. FURNITURE DEPARTMENT k v—^» v—^t 6C 62. Orc*-r:-c! Rocd, 0 C- l_f PA 1/ I 1 *****. O l~f**l>X/ I "V^140 words
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Article84 1960-03-16 11 tytyhgh .otto anotlithe ferred to Man- er United from Sheffield Wednesday In 1958. Arsenal paid a similar sum to Swansea for Mcl Charles year. -ults of last night's matches: igue One: Arsenal 1 Leicester City 1 (postponed from March 12 >. League Two: Aston VillaReuter - 84 words
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324 1960-03-16 11 HEAPER way of playing golf has been introduced at the Royal Singapore Golf Club. Secretary Mr. Maurice Miller says a special category for membership has been created for t™!* between the a^ es of 18 and 26. within this a^e limit324 words
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Article, Illustration188 1960-03-16 11 JOHN Hagenbuch of the Singapore Cricket Club made news the other day during the SCC cricket trial on the padang. John did the hattrick. He was one of three people m Singapore who did it the same Saturday afternoon. The others Tat Phooi of the Chinese188 words
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Article121 1960-03-16 11 SOCCER Big Test for Juniors F preparation lor their Junior Asian Cup tests m Kuala Lumpur, on March 30, the Singapore team will meet Joint Services on Friday at 7.30 under floodlights. There will be a supporting feature before the match when Combined Schools take on the Jollilads. "I am121 words
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Article86 1960-03-16 11 A BOXING film set m i the Orient? Dr. Jose Perez, vice- president of Sampaguita I film company of tne Phi- I lippines, is now perusing Singapore promoter Little i 1 Nene's book "Below the i Belt." Sampaguita last week i swept 13 of the 1686 words
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Article1328 1960-03-16 11 RACE ONE (CL. 4 DIV. S— tP) IRF J MInJ: 13-3-60 Course m Div. 2 6F race HIYA HONEY: 13-3-60 Scratched from Div. 2 6F engagement: won on course. DANCING WATER: 13-3-60 Div. 4 GF race irltta 9-0 m 1-17 sees. Fancied. DEMARARA: 11-3-601,328 words
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228 1960-03-16 11 SINGAPORE Recreation Club and University of Malaya will meet m the final of the Singapore Hockey Association senior knockout championship. The the two teams qualified to the final after successfully eliminating their opponents yesterday. At Farrer Park, defending champions SRC scored a convincing 6-0228 words
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Advertisement27 1960-03-16 11 satigsnaj I RJ I m I I r" 0 H vfl ETAL JACKET. X BETTER BRIGHTER j I >CHTS AND iA $TING POWER m ft Bu> IT27 words
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Advertisement203 1960-03-16 11 MORE POWER WITH ECONOMY THE ENTIRELY NEW Now with the PROVED HILLMAN O.H.Y. ENGINE Ye* tins new Double-Duty Hillman Husky More space... And more power... offers you even more for your money. HIRE PURCHASE TERMS ARE AVAILABLE j^~~j^^s. Hillmon, Humbcr, ana Sunbeam, ore available /f or your orr| P leave203 words
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Article63 1960-03-16 12 1 Lir^c scoop used for «erv- 4. Babies arc fed on it. ins soup, k! 5. This jnim.il h.is stripes. 2 If rc.lly outstanding, cm fc||t qujfc different #fOm brin^ success m business. xeora J Cjrd qim; .if which a lot of money CM63 words
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Article220 1960-03-16 12 WHAT YOU HA VE TO DO Each day this week The Singapore Free Press will publish a word puzzle In ejeh puzzle there will be six «vords each with one letter j missing. What you hove to do is to fill m these missing letter* with the aid of the220 words
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Article29 1960-03-16 12 then to WORD PUZZLE 'E' Comp.l S House, Singapore by m. on Wl Mar. 23. as many entries as ti m Orde READ INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY29 words
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Article122 1960-03-16 12 Test drawn /GEORGETOWN. Wed. VJ The Fourth Test was drawn yesterday. Ttd Dexter hit 110 and Raman Subba Row 100. his first Test century. Subba Row completed his century m 268 minutes (11 fours*. Without adding to his score he missed a sweep and was lbw to122 words
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Article343 1960-03-16 12 I FREE PRESS I THE STRAITS TIMES MALAY MAII j BANYANS NANFAN6 ALLAN LEWIS TRESPASSER EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER LMY j KWEE LOH MA YTJ LOONC R G BOROUGH K.NABALU DEMARARA G^OROU^T *M IWPJL HIYA I HONEY^ MIYJ JJONIY ,"iJ Rongoon Gomeborough Kinobolu Hiya343 words
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685 1960-03-16 12 ALLAN LEWIS - ALLAN LEWIS By IPOH. Wednesday BEST BETS:— Kings Mission. Coleman Street and Pappa Prince. BEST OUTSIDERS: Maiham. Nakorn Nork and Irish Wit. Thp suing will be good. JODAY'S IPOH programme is hard for punters. In every race, are several horses with strong685 words
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Article1242 1960-03-16 12 Race 1 2.15: Cl. 4, Div. 2— 6 Furs. 1 535 FREE MIST syr chag E. Breuk.. 9.0 <1 > I^f 2 452 HIYA HONEY 6yr breg Spencer. 8.12 (3) Posner I 3 821 DANCING WATER 6yr cham I I Sullivan. 8.11 <9> M<(irowdie I I 4 6741,242 words
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Advertisement189 1960-03-16 12 IF -It ii h IBHIIttI ■n _-_l__| 1 FILTER TIP CIGARETTES W 1 _Zj k^*"____' v^-"** 1^ < Vk .4—l t vQ__P rVjt_*3___s \t_e___ WH __t_ m^H n_] a_y_ *l i VS I WM \___l H B a< 1 i^^ Ikl vVvSi P _J \v ;'5-t l'jjia rift n /r^\189 words
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Advertisement128 1960-03-16 12 From fieoinh I 111 X fakes good coJ li i >« t- m t r (J P 0 BOX 22*. SINCAPtm i WASHINGTON STEREO RECORD R E P R O D U Stereophonic snund rr-< which you heor m o Contc I by two chonnels ot record, r« tiers ond128 words
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Miscellaneous46 1960-03-16 12 3BkMUST BE WON WORD PUZZLE •■••■•■•■■•■■■•■■•■■■a cut along dotted Uqm ••■.•■•■•■■■■>•#••••••■• WEDNESDAY j j FREE PRESS 1. WORD PUZZLE 'E' Cut out ond pin with other coupons Posting instructions appear below. Addres» 3 S IS o j 1 I fL^^JJ LETTERS j TBBIM A |C!H| BELOW, j46 words
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