The Singapore Free Press, 24 March 1960
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Title Section19 1960-03-24 1 THE NEWSPAPER Mmynnv S TALKIN6 M0U T The Singapore Free Press No. *****. THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1960. 15 CENTS.19 words
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Article, Illustration409 1960-03-24 1 MURDER TRIAL NIGHTMARE Manslaughter verdict appeal to Baird trial jury Jury m headless corpse case hear 'story of horror and bestiality': Crown reads alleged statement I was squeezing her throat.. was sure she was dead' BIRMINGHAM, Thursday. /^N alleged statement by a 27- year -old labourer describing the murder of409 words
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68 1960-03-24 1 A mother's appeal to the heart oi Mrs. K... S, Thursd wife of saving esterci; blonde woman. Hungarian rethrough down on her knees Khrusl -month-old Budap ::ed. took the Mme. de Gaulle. d her on the visit to near MontIn stylish black women entrance to and the three n Pans68 words
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147 1960-03-24 1 THE FOREIGN OFFICE FOP WHO KNOWS A LITTLE ABOUT A LOT I ONDON. Thurs. A L* Labour Member of Parliament complained here yesterday that the British Fore- favours the ••eiesant dilettante who knows a little about a iot of subjects rather than a lot about a little." Dr. Alan ThompsonReuter - 147 words
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Article15 1960-03-24 1 TAIPEH. Thurs. Police today rounded up all narcotic peddlers and addicts15 words
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144 1960-03-24 1 Voted best— picture of Princess Anne and baby brother LONDON, Thursday. A PHOTOGRAPH of nine-year-old Princess Anne tenderly holding her new baby brother, Prince Andrew, delighted readers of evening newspapers here yesterday. Chosen unanimously for the front pages, it was one of a new selection of pictures of the royalReuter - 144 words
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Article26 1960-03-24 1 The 300 lb plunge HONG KONG, Thurs. Three hundred pounds of angle irons plunged 13 stories from the new Shell building yesterday and injured a worker.26 words
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Article, Illustration152 1960-03-24 1 THE DAY SARAH WAS THROWN OUT OF A PUB I ONDON, Thurs.— Miss L* Sarah Churchill, actress daughter of Sir Winston Churchill, was alleged m court here yesterday to have been thrown out of a London public house "clearly dcunk, shouting and waving her arms.' The prosecuting counsel said she152 words
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Article17 1960-03-24 1 BIRMINGHAM, Thurs. Most British Motor Corporation factories resumed Droduction after a, strike Reu terReuter - 17 words
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Article16 1960-03-24 1 MILAN. Thurs. —An earth tremor shook this town for several seconds late last night.16 words
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Article46 1960-03-24 1 LONDON. Thurs. Russia has bought 3,000 tons of natural rubber for immediate shipment from the British stockpile, it was reliably learned here yesterday. On the basis of the current London value of No. 1 RSS, the deal is worth £1,000,000.- ReuterReuter - 46 words
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Article, Illustration372 1960-03-24 1 CONRAD CHIEW - Cheongsam is for a Russian' RUSSIAN WOMEN DO USE MAKE-UP —NINA CONRAD CHIEW FOUR FROM MOSCOW DECIDE TO TALK... AND DISCUSS SPORE SINGAPORE, Thursday By lyilKX the Tour Russians smiled ;is I photo graphed them I almost melted m warm friendliness. For after 24 tours ot Frantic attempts to break372 words
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Article75 1960-03-24 1 HAVANA Tnurs. Fire engines were rushed from the Havana suburbs yesterday to help fi£ht fires started by saboteurs that have burned 60.000 tons of sugar cane throughout Cuba m 48 hours. Even Premier Fidel Castro and officials joined m the efforts to stamp out the fires which apparently75 words
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Advertisement62 1960-03-24 1 DANDRUFF iL MUST GO! ■SI USE I MIRACLE l^J DANDRICIDE Ho.rdressers. L^«|in 9 i"«* Store y HADING CO, Td Spore Tel: 7.1*29 PRESENTING THE LATEST j ARROW WASH WEAR |> SPORTSHIRTS B^w UfIPT >r RAYA Plus scores of other I—^ 1& w patterns m <; Arrow Manhot- tan Jayson Botany62 words
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Advertisement6 1960-03-24 1 ffAl \jfm fe^^d Eat PARiS PRANCE6 words
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Advertisement20 1960-03-24 1 QhevaiSt}^^^ S^'ReCORD SOUND ON mmmmMmlmm AvaiiaMt «i eamiK •♦tor* UNIT TRUST PRICE Managers' prices today selling $1.26, buying $1 1920 words
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598 1960-03-24 2 Active trading note in the Malayan Stock Mart PAGE TWO GIVES YOU THE DETAILS OF THE I UPS AND DOWNS OF YOUR INVESTMENTS L^ —^miPl^Bi^o^o^oMk^oH SINGAPORE, Thursday. WOW GETTING BACK into its pre-Christmas stride the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday put up a good performance with active trading taking place. All598 words
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Round the World Market Prices
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Article103 1960-03-24 2 LONDON. March 23 Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 HSS c.i.f. European port. Mar Apr 34 1] lb RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot 1 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms Apr MI. *J May M i I*> i>4 i lO TONE: Quiet. \i,ci\<- prices quoted m pence103 words
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Article48 1960-03-24 2 NEW YORK. March 23 Previous Today TIN Strain <pot TIN future Straits Contract TONE SALES: RUBBER Futures Mar 4 May TONE lrr»,ail." SALES 127 lot* no. 1 RSS April landed price 1 COFFEE Futures B Contract Mar. Above prices quotfd m U.I. cent* per lb48 words
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Article72 1960-03-24 2 LONDON. March 23 Previous Today COPRA Philippines c.i.t UK North delivered weight per long ton Mar. COPRA Straits c.il. UK. North European port* delivered weight fltr lon* ton Mar. Apf {>T| COCONUT OIL crude Straits c if. European ports m hulk per long ton Mar COCONUT OIL72 words
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Article33 1960-03-24 2 Malabar and awaking release! isi. afloat! 50i March shipment a')*. Larapong spot and awaiting n March shipment ak unquoted. Muntok me releam nS, artoai- M, March ■hipmeiH i Q per ill33 words
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Article31 1960-03-24 2 NEW YORK. March ?3 Previous Today 30 Industrials 61« 09 20 RailroarU 144.56 14."). 34 40 Domestic Bonds s Tt 15 Utilities 35 Stocks Composite Averages MM I31 words
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Article65 1960-03-24 2 HONG KONG. Wednesday. Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H. ft S. Bankinjr Corporation $1,255 51.255 tales &51.250 sales Union ins. Canton $99.00 599.00 tellers sellers Wheelock Marden s 7.15 $7 50 7.30 sales sales H'Koug phone $3fi.00 $36.7;") sales £$36.00 sales Dairy Farm Cold Storage65 words
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Article173 1960-03-24 2 SHIPS IN PORT 1> a n ii alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today air: Thai 1/2. tfincapore 4 5. Demodocus 6A, Bandung Baru 67. Rajula 8 9, Bawean 10 11. Luna Maersk 13 14, Java IS 16. Star Bellatrix 18. Pronto 19. Oiang Ann N. Wall 5.173 words
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95 1960-03-24 2 London Stock Exchange buyers holding off in front of Budget LONDON. Thursday. DUYERS on Ihe Stock Exchange yesterday displayed an even greater reluctance to open new commitments m fronf of the Budget and conditions generally were very Quiet. Good company news helped the industrial market to some extent but pruv95 words
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Article48 1960-03-24 2 >'EW YORK Wall Street I closed with a moderate distribution of gains mostly up to one 1 dollar or mo: Furtht were registered this mon buyers re>ponded to the 1 optimistic business outlook. Market leaders were selected oils, rails, electronics. I steels, aluminiums and office machine?48 words
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Article57 1960-03-24 2 LONDON: After a quietly steady opening values sagged m a dull morning session. Later values hardened slightly on the more reserved attitude of sellers which traders attributed to the closer ratio between I'nited States consumption of natural and synthetic during Febru.irv. In NEW YORK futures were57 words
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Article854 1960-03-24 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE. TUESDAY. OuS INDUSTRIALS Ai»i Bricks Prer 1.95 195 OrdS. 2.20 2.40 i Atlas ice Ii. CO Bl.°'s 8.8. Petrol 60 54 6.M. Trustees 5.25 5 25 ;on. Tin Smelt Fret. It/- 19/- OrdS 51 49'I rederai854 words
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Advertisement801 1960-03-24 2 AV^^vA A *C X KiXS^YA L Mm a Slili»fS tt AOtM. RED SEA. MEDITERRANEAN. tJQ CONTINENTAL ft SCANDINAVIAN PORTS. YC S port f. S'feaK Peiaot vA JaY ms Selacd i 1 Cdn. 15 25 Mar 25 27 Mar 28 2» Mai t/^-' mi Bottta l 21 Mar 4 Apr 5801 words
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Advertisement180 1960-03-24 2 HAMBURG-AMERl^Tr^l NORTH GERMAN U O w To (Colombo), Gcnoo, Morseilles A n Tv Bremen Hamburg. Colls Southampton for pos BAYERNSTEIN (LLOYD 30 Mar 1 Apr t WERRASTEIN 'LLOYD 9 11 Apr t ESSEN (HAPAC) 21 23 Apr Express Service Omits Marseille' To Manila, Hongkong, Yokohomo Noa^ HAVELSTEIN (LLOYD) MUNCHEN (HAPAG)180 words
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61 1960-03-24 3 KHOO YEOW TEE - KHOO YEOW TEE VVANT IMMEDIATE ENTATION OF HEARY REPORT Singapore. Thursday PURERS m Singapore ><^- (1 t<» thf Government to imuthuchean report immediately m a crisis milted m October lust yi >verninenl that a cific pound be imposed on61 words
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Article, Illustration127 1960-03-24 3 SEMBAWANG COMMUNITY CENTRE TO START MALAY CLASSES FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF RESIDENTS SEMBAWANG, Thurs. The Semhawan^ Community Centre is to start Malay classes to meet a growing demand to learn the national language. The president Dr. David Loo, announced this during a social at the centre's new premis* He said127 words
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Article96 1960-03-24 3 YOU CAN LEARN AND EARN I BEGINNERS can learn and earn at the same time m a new Free Press photography competition. i THERE is a cash prize for the "Beginner of the Month' and free advice on your prints by the Camera Coach. He teaches the short cuts to96 words
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Article31 1960-03-24 3 SINGAPORE. Thurs.—l Suyi C.V Devan Nair. Gerald DCruz and Mr. ah will be the a -Forum of the Hadio Singapore at >night. rtnightly proel of disPUD-31 words
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163 1960-03-24 3 Learning Malay with Radio Singapore- 12 oaril. lo turn. Kt't-p/put n Ml Nort^ v KNOW ISO ik kan want*. k heli ba,MtS tO v ir baju, *lutn trou- < loth i \laniam inp: M.uii.im to buy all s*rts ol Ihiii M Icpaa beii baraHim Ma nia m bal f k163 words
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Article24 1960-03-24 3 SINGAPORE, Thin nundred cy< and m< rists were lined from $5 -30 each by the traffic court terday for various traffic nces.24 words
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94 1960-03-24 3 Imports bring slump to tailoring business in Singapore Thurs. Local tailors and outfitters are facing the biggest slump m at ot an influx jn-made shirts, nd other garments m the market. .eir busines Th» »i busii dropped by 30 to 40 cent In recent montl Down trend eported a dov.94 words
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Article37 1960-03-24 3 SINGAPORE. Tim Thr Methodist Church will hold two pari>h meetings to--8.00 p.m. They arc at 39-B Moh Guan Terr c ol Mr. and Mrs .d at 15 Cots* c. home of Dr. and Mrs.37 words
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Article, Illustration130 1960-03-24 3 4 MALAYANS FOR WORLD METHODIST TALKS IN AMERICA Thurs. Four Malayans three from Singapore and one lrom Ipoh will attend the quadrenniel General Conference of the Methodist Church at Denver, Colorado. U.S.A. lrom April 22nd to May delegates from S Mr. Yoi Dun. until re :>rincipal ol Oidham Methodist lool;130 words
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Article, Illustration150 1960-03-24 3 SINGAPORE, Thursday. PHK "grand old man 91 of Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd., Mr. Loh Clliin Choon, 80, will retire :il the cud of next month after having served the* linn for about Id years. Mr Lnh 1.150 words
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343 1960-03-24 3 Ecafe talks: 29 countries meet today to discuss food problem SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Victoria Memorial Hall will be the i scene of a miniature 'United Nations" conference when delegations from 29 countries begin a week-long meeting I there today. But. uniike the U.N. General Assembly, the conference will not be343 words
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170 1960-03-24 3 17 fined for failing to send tax returns SINGAPORE. Thurs. Seventeen people were fined m the Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday for failing to furnish their income ta x returns within 21 days. Low Peng Yew of the Mun Keong Hup Kee Press, who had four previous similar convictions, paid a170 words
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Article32 1960-03-24 3 SINGAPORE. Thurs. An Indonesian. Nawi bin Junied. was jailed yesterday for three months for illegally entering Singapore. He landed m Changi from a sampaji on September 27 last year.32 words
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Article25 1960-03-24 3 ORCHARD ROAD. Thur.s. The Wesley Methodist Church will hold a Prayer Luncheon Fellowship at the YMCA Orchard Road, today at 1.00 i p.m.25 words
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Article153 1960-03-24 3 CJINGAPORL. Thurs.-Ex- porters ol Malayan timber are .scrambling for cargo space to beat the Juii» l dateline before tes on Australiabound ship- an- up. Revealing this yesterday. Mr Tan Choi reng said m spite ol the setback, tho trade nad v.. atiali- Mr. Tan is the153 words
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Advertisement42 1960-03-24 3 FREE ENTRY CONTEST -SEE PAGE 24 REMOVALS STOR GE mm consult /JL/J^W^^i^^^J SINGAPORE BAGGAGE TRANSPORT AGENCY LTD. ffivffgfllk m association with 7 Vi^ffSH SINGAPORE PACKING CO., LTD. £&j SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PORT SWETTENHAM S TEL: ***** TEL: ***** TEL: 6372 T J^42 words
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Advertisement71 1960-03-24 3 Smartly Styled ■LACKS MADE-TO-MEASURE I /^TV^" S|llarl slvling and 1/ I y~*r~ fine tailoring, (nine m lo«la\ and choone i irom our uiJr arr;iv w of llit- acwefll fabrii patteraa ami eolowrs. II H There's something fl bere to sail every li THE MEN'S SHOP j 86 HIGH STREET. SPORE71 words
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Miscellaneous46 1960-03-24 3 p m ioo Programme Sum- Malay, Lesson -1.02 Poi luck; 1.30 elve; 7.30 Traditional Japa- music compositi spirit;. down. -4 lv M !nUMI 5,,. mmc sun c m;- 30 Mn ie foi 9.00 I. 910 ed 8 N Dupa v »0 m« 7 ON 11UU l46 words
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95 1960-03-24 4 PRINCIPAL WAS 'CUT UP 9 HE SUMMONED THEM AND THEN EXPELLED THE LOT A GAME OF PONTOON EARNS AN EXPULSION II ONDON. Thurs J >i\ sixth-formers were settling down m the prefects 1 study for a quiet game <>i pontoon, with --cent stakes,95 words
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131 1960-03-24 4 THE SWELL WHO FOUND THE WAY TO WEALTH IN PORTABLE PRINTING PRESS X'EW YORK, Thurs.— Charles Gregory Cannon looks a regular swell with his Iver-topped cane ad a bogus British cent. Said it was pretty unsportl of those police chaps the way they dropped on him and carted him off131 words
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Article11 1960-03-24 4 LONDON. Tin: e-Ad-Founr Lord, flit* 10 Singapore ReuterReuter - 11 words
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Article, Illustration77 1960-03-24 4 TWO ol the jroonxesl rieinjj drivers ir tin world Margaret Martin. X and her sister Martinp 7. who demonstrated their skill as an Interlude during the *th French National Championship for Road Drivers at Paris last week. The little uirN showed amastaf77 words
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Article18 1960-03-24 4 JAKARTA. Thurs.— The Indonesian A 111 makfor the attack on school at Barm Mar. 19.18 words
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Article14 1960-03-24 4 I-.KARTA. Thur> About J.OOO Chinese left for China last week.14 words
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Article54 1960-03-24 4 A HOME TV CAMERA FOR $1,810 ONLY V" EW YORK. Thurs. —It A^ you want to do your own TV shows, you can now buy a hortie TV camera MSI.BIO It sends the pictu axial cable which TV Wt. Thl h your wife p c place i n TV. just54 words
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188 1960-03-24 4 Student, 22, in Madrid to prove he owns a $240,000 portrait DUBLIN, Thursday. ANGUS BAINBRIGGE, 22-year-old student, is now m Madrid to prove thai a portrait lie owns is a Velasquez worth over M 5240,000. The seventeenth century pictui i Spanish archbishop. In Madrid's Pradc .irt gallery experts will match188 words
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135 1960-03-24 4 LIFE WITH DADDY 'EMBARRASSING' SO SORAYA LIVES ALONE MUNICH, Thur s.— Princess Soraya exQueen of Persia, refuses to stay with her father because she feels it '•embarrassing." So. she has bought a house m Munich. Her father is the Persian Ambassador m Bonn. A friend explained: "She feels embarrassed bee135 words
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Article33 1960-03-24 4 JAKARTA. Thurs. H( sentences ranging from four months' to five years' jail had been passed on people caught attempting to smuggle Indonesian soap, copra and salted fish to British North Borneo.33 words
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Article21 1960-03-24 4 PARIS. Thurs. -Local cantonal elections will be held m Algeria on May 29. the French Cabinet decided yesterday.21 words
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Article22 1960-03-24 4 SAN FRANCISCO. Thu: Mr. Victor Avendano, 59. a Venezuelan diplomat, fell to his death from a hotel here. U.P.I.U.P.I - 22 words
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Article16 1960-03-24 4 JAKARTA. ThUTS. Pre>ident Sukarno leaws on Aoril 1 for an overseas tour.- Reu terReuter - 16 words
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Article45 1960-03-24 4 NEW YORK, Thurs. Career women of the harddriving executive type tend to get coronary diseases just like men, according to a California survey. The incidence of heart trouble among women executives was at least five times higher than among housewives.45 words
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127 1960-03-24 4 Onassis and British European Airways in a mystery sale of three Comet jets LONDON. Thursday. THREE Comet 413 jets ordered for Mi totle Onassis's Greek Olympic Airways tlic third was announced l>\ manufacturers de Havillands last night have been given British registration mimlu is. Listed as their owi the British127 words
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8 1960-03-24 4 Parents are told: son to dope schoo N8 words
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Advertisement19 1960-03-24 4 "^Wli Kqqu ing w#tfj < Mrlk ak Wtm Lucille Armstrong tells you m this week's wE3^^^B^^^ EVERY FRiDAY 30 CTS19 words
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Advertisement86 1960-03-24 4 JOY OF A MOTORIST: A CAR-OPERATED CLEANER FOR 526 A SMALL, noiseless vacuum cleaner that simph '»< plugs into the dashboard of the car. gettiaf its mk tion power from the en^nn < is the latest gadget tm mot<»rists to reat h the Cerman market < Mtini tniy CTfefcfat fa86 words
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Miscellaneous364 1960-03-24 4 BORN today you have a The direct effects of what has generous, thoughtful ne before can now be felt m nature tiie realm of your professional The stars have given you mt LEo US «Juiy 24-Aug. 23)-Good a number ol talents and fortune is with you ag an toua> you364 words
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61 1960-03-24 5 MAY HAVE TO BREAK ,AY FROM THE RENT ORGANISATION KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday I I nitcd .Malays National Ornnfe- ni-ral assembly meets m Kuaia ,t month one of its micial d on the future status of its Sinni" m:i away lion, retained61 words
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23 1960-03-24 5 A FENCE COMES DOWN: NOW STATION HAS A 'FRIENDLY LOOK' CJERAXGOON ront rbau p tne building a frfc-ndly I the to the put23 words
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Article19 1960-03-24 5 APORE Japanese music will be broadcast over Radio E 7.30 tonight. The programme v of Cor19 words
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Article20 1960-03-24 5 [NGAPORE, T The g pore" will be recorded at the Radio Singapore Auditorium tomorrow at 6.00 p.m.20 words
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Article, Illustration72 1960-03-24 5 Geologist is back after vacation in Europe 1/ -.TOXG. Thurs.— Dr. 1V Richard Edward Chapman will resume his duty as ueolojust at Brunei Shell after a year's vacation m Europe nupman, wtio has been a geologist for lv .red here irom Holland three d.;y- ago with his wife and two72 words
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41 1960-03-24 5 Woman's death not culpable homicide SINGAPORE. Thurs. M. nasamy of the P.W.D today acquitted of a of causing the death oman, Ang Lai choo. not amounting to culpable homicide, m a road accident at Balestier Road on Dec. 19, last year.41 words
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Article, Illustration126 1960-03-24 5 IT TOOK HIM 49 YEARS TO KEEP 'DATE' WITH HIS SON IN SINGAPORE SINGAPORE, Thurs It iJ took 49 years for a retired llong^ Kong businessman to visit his son m Singapore. The reason: He just could not find the time. The businessman, .Mr. Tang Hsun Suan. 73, and his126 words
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Article45 1960-03-24 5 BUKIT TIMAH. Thurs. Fifteen undergraduates, including two girls, from the Student Christian Movement of the University of Malaya, Singapore, will hold a conference on "The Cross and the World Need" m Port Dickson from April 3 to April 19.45 words
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Article32 1960-03-24 5 TANGLIN, Thurs. The annual general meeting of tho Malayan Orchid Society will be held today at 5.30 p.m. m the Fraser and Neave Hall. The meeting will elect new office-bearers.32 words
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344 1960-03-24 5 'Nude with Violin' is Stage Club's best production in months SINGAPORE. Thurs SINGAPORE, Thurs.— There was not an empty seat at the Cultural Centre last night for the Stage Club's production of Noel Coward's 'Nude with Violin." It is a pleasure to record this, for the play was easily theI.W.A - 344 words
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135 1960-03-24 5 PICKPOCKET IS JAILED FOR STEALING 107 FROM MAN ON BUS SINGAPORE. Thurs.Chin Kok Lam. of Upper Chin Chew Street, who had seven previous convictions, was sentenced to one year's jail and two years' police supervision for stealing $107 from a passenger m a bus. Chin's victim, Lim Tuck Wai, a135 words
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Article, Illustration59 1960-03-24 5 MARGARET WEE - S'pore girl to be guest at Australian guide jubilee celebrations MARGARET WEE 6y Singapore. Thursday 19-YEAK-OLD Singa|K>ic girl has been selected to attend Australia's Jubilee Vt celebrations of the Girls' Guides 1 Association m Perth with all expenses paid I>\ her Auv 11. I ll.il I lIMS X Quid ha59 words
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Article29 1960-03-24 5 STAMFORD. Thur American Women's Ail liary will hold a rumm; sale on April 6 from 9.30 am. to noon at the I terian Church Hall. Orchard Road.29 words
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Article37 1960-03-24 5 TANJONG PAGAR, Thurs. Th r Bethesda harch m Neil Road h;is been renovated and extended to accommodate a larger congregation. A tpofcesman f«»r the church said donations for renovation came from members.37 words
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Advertisement86 1960-03-24 5 N STAY AT TUP S MAY Pud I Air Conditioned throughouJ BVIBBF Central location A m\ I bedrooms with bathroom 1 JL-gi M|£3 B s'-Ii Telephone Rediffusion I '^■•^^"^r^^^; Luxury Bar Excellent iflj Cuisine ft™ 9? 10-11. ARMENIAN SIKH I. SI.M.AIMMII II :{|.#7.#-li-7 MMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIMMfIIIMMIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIM ■(■■lll lIIHIIIIIIIIII I I 111 II86 words
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Miscellaneous198 1960-03-24 5 RIP KIRBY By John Prentice 6c Fred Dicken^cn y s <s^*> K«CS J^Ea A^ SENSIBLE, VNE'C s'-T-ss^£ j^frv I WjM SIS DI v^^- TAs>3EROOS— JnArK^^i WALK OUT ON £C*W.?S Vfl PyOl SWF MANDRAKE by Lee Talk and Phil Davis ~7T~5 I WHAT VO^OIJUtAU P.V e»JIUS. I MfcAN 7PE V*- 11198 words
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326 1960-03-24 6 OPINION Bookies it is time to pack up LX)R more years than most race-goers can remember, the bookmakers have been having it good. They have had more of the fat of Malayan racing than either the turf clubs or the Government. Over the past rive or six years, when the326 words
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Article830 1960-03-24 6 JUST A PINCH OF IT AND PRESTO-YOU HAVE HOME-COOKING JOYCE EGGINTON reports on an impending gastronomicai revolution m America ALONG with the non-adherent chewing gum for denture wearers and the ball which can be kicked around corners, there has just been registered at the United States Patent830 words
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247 1960-03-24 6 SCIENTISTS of the Furniture Development Council have found a method of making cabinet furniture such a s wardrobes, chests of drawers and cupboards more rigid, which may save a manufacturer ud to 10 per cent of the timber he now uses or produce a sturdier for247 words
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Article, Illustration932 1960-03-24 6 After years of graft-so few can be trusted no w CUBA UNDER CASTRO BRUCE ROTHWELL begins a two-day report on th* of sun and sugar, skyscrao©., F and staggering poverty~where the dreamers who have replaced gangsters run their revolution Christian names and moral mn tion. STREAMERS whirr overhead, the lamp-posts932 words
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Advertisement396 1960-03-24 6 CLASSIFIED ADSbirth Words $6 (Minimum) LADE: At Oleneajcles Hospital on March to Sylvia and Har AT YOUR SERVICE 20 Words 51 V/k.>— Box SO ett. 9Xtrm TOr> QUALITY COLOUR Print from •parency. Telephone 'Ufe' 20S1S. I Box 1108, Spore. CERTIFICATES. DIPLOMAS. TESTIMONIALS copi.-d while yon t- oto~ Photostat) Service, ;>•>396 words
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Advertisement16 1960-03-24 6 Rings of Distinction ENGAGEMENT WEDDING RINGS U.S. de SUVA Jewellers 106, ORCHARD RD., SINGAPORE. Telephone: *****16 words
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Advertisement29 1960-03-24 6 n FILTER TIP CICARETTIS w X SOLE un»iy HOCK CHEONG ?A He.d On.cc 95*97 Bronch: 3, The Akock Available from <wCAK* The FEDERAL DlSPt"** 33 RAFFLES PLACE* COLO fcTOKAGE29 words
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Advertisement183 1960-03-24 7 B**{ f***\ Thean swer to household if 'I problems... HuUVcRMATiij J HE NEW HOOVERMATIC *»pin: dry 12 it?, of clotho_> 2 minutes oil m one con- IP That's the .^nl "Zing pericrmancc new .^^flr^ Hoovern a combined Woshing y .^^H v\achine and Spin Drvcr $652.50. :>DELS AVAILABLE FROM 5306.00. I183 words
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Title Section13 1960-03-24 7 FREE PRESS Modern Homes SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT r. March 24, 1960 MODERN HOMES SUPPLEMENT13 words
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Article522 1960-03-24 7 MEL VIN CHAN - MEL VIN CHAN Colour is often the keynote today By SCOPE FOR EXPERIMENT: NO LONGER A NEED TO COPY FROM OVERSEAS architecture has not yet emerged m a tangible form but there are signs that a beginning is being made. Agreeing with this, 30-year-old Mr. Alfred522 words
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Article94 1960-03-24 7 PAGE 8: A bright and beautiful boudoir for the modern miss. PAGE 9: Eastern motif elegance. PAGE 10: Western influence on furniture; gone grandad's roseword straight back chair. PAGE 11: Their tastes for bathing. PAGE 13: The \va> to make the most of space.94 words
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Article, Illustration32 1960-03-24 7 ONE OF Mr. Alfred Wong's latest creations an impressive and colourful church m Scrangoon Gardens. It it being featured m an American magazine on church buildings.32 words
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602 1960-03-24 8 FOR COMFORT AND ECONOMY YOU CAN'T BEAT VONO For comfort and economy you can't beat Vono's world famous products VONO BEDS and mattresses are the most popular m Malaya. The reason for this is simple. The wide range of Vono products caters for all tastes and all pockets. Luxury hotels.602 words
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399 1960-03-24 8 MARGARET GOSDEN - MARGARET GOSDEN CAROL'S WAY: PILLOWS, PILLOWS, AND STILL MORE P/UQu/^ By MORE and more teenagers are decorating their own bedrooms, and their tastes are definitely lush m a young and fresh kind of way. Even the most oldfashioned of parents can't help399 words
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Article, Illustration22 1960-03-24 8 THIS is the bathroom m the Pimlico, London, flat recently Antony Armstrong- Jones, Princess Margaret'22 words
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313 1960-03-24 8 OUT WITH DRAB AND DREAM BATHROOMS-GIVE THEM A LIGHTER, BRIGHTER LOOK FT is 25 years since L Barbara Hutton ordered pink baths for her fabulous new house m Regent's Park, and started the trend for a bathroom which is less of a chamber for clinical ablutions, and more of a313 words
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Article, Illustration429 1960-03-24 9 Barbara Anne Taylor calls on a couple with a genuine flair for interior decoration —at a very individual flat the t annuls fashion magazine, i> lymoas with originality and design woman who luin been il v chief behind this hi-h standard for the s Audrey Withers i429 words
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310 1960-03-24 9 Remingtons are right for you and your purse MODERN living aids have usually found their origin m old China, and air-conditioning if no exception. Many centuries ago, when fans of exotic design and sizes were merely used by the fair ladies of Europe to speak the language of the heart,310 words
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Article, Illustration400 1960-03-24 10 MELVIN CHAN - MELVIN CHAN Cone— grandad's rosewood straight-backed chair BY WESTERN influence has crept slowly into local furniture over the last two or three decades and today is clearly apparent m the finished product. Local manufacturers no longer turn out big, cumbersome articles In teak and rosewood made400 words
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Article61 1960-03-24 10 DANGER IN DUAL-TONE DECOR! en,. terned bin trial d< and i m our F r <;" (Tlri ESS l 1V lot "All tin Bia. t the turnisti' mu i a f|f tbfT It s ci ui wrong th Or pair hit i whei red breath Mhilta r<n>n he. live withV.P - 61 words
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46 1960-03-24 11 Your home needs aluminium awnings green of mpl< o be fit und the vent on :':QOWS or ction odwork :ow and Becannot from and p. to be home and made and -ate. t lead to The p: Of COh a^.d blinds 3D Gu: Singapore. I m46 words
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Article, Illustration176 1960-03-24 11 THEIR TASTES IN BAT HING Balmain goes black PIERRE BALMAIN (top right) has a bathroom m black glass. He even has a black tooth-brush. NOEL COWARD (bottom right) can regulate the temperature of his bath water. In his new home m Switzerland he has a bathtub with a thermometer built176 words
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Article, Illustration95 1960-03-24 11 THE NO- EXPENSE-SPARED KIND OF LUXURY THIS bathroom 'above) of Mrs. Van Parnell, wife of the show business impresario, is just one of m her new luxury flat overlooking London's Je Park. Mrs. Parnell's bathon of the no-expense-ed kind, is. tiled from floor to ceiling m green with matching bathroom95 words
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Article178 1960-03-24 11 kIOT \iry long: at wh<'ii people m Singapore and Malax a wanted to buy new furniture 1« their homes and otlices. all they looked tor was that it should be long-last-ing. Design and olour did not matt* therefore itytei of furniture became dull and178 words
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Article, Illustration474 1960-03-24 12 MODERNFOLD-IT'S THE WAY TO MAKE THE MOST OF SPACE "lIODERNFOLD," the expanding wall 11 and door, have arrived on the world market years ahead of time. In this modern age of great scientific achievements space has become the all important factor m a modern building. It costs money. The modern474 words
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369 1960-03-24 12 Crushed ice in seconds and at such little cost £S ENTIRELY new design For ice crushers by the Dazey Corporation of the U.S. is now available for the modern home. This ice crusher with its revolutionary new design brings distinction and efficiency to the modern kitchen, games room, or verandah.369 words
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522 1960-03-24 13 MAUREEN OWEN - MAUREEN OWEN JASMINE YEUQWJS OUSTING CREAM AND GOLD By NOT every new design and colour trend popular m Britain is applicable to Singapore. Our climate is against it. But many ideas from overseas are finally adopted here, though m a modified form. Here522 words
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Article, Illustration68 1960-03-24 13 »ing the new trend for restraint m of colour, the entrance hall m the r Square flat of architect Emil Scherer pearl grey walls and a geranium-red The ceiling, says Mr. Scherer, is one place where you can afford to use a stirring colour without68 words
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Article, Illustration418 1960-03-24 14 Mr. Average will spend 25 years sleeping m one ...says John E. Blake IF your feet hang over the end of your bed, you are no outsize freak. For a lot of beds arc too small for the sleepers. Strangely. it has taken a survey m Sweden to prove418 words
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173 1960-03-24 14 KITTY DIXON - BRITAIH NEEDS A BESS OF THE BATHTUB KITTY DIXON THERE are still o.lMMi.iiiiii h on without a bath. It i* a s d are fewer bathtub, than tel, the Bntonv Yet most new bir want to replace their o. who are buying one for ti. And the people who n.173 words
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Article, Illustration47 1960-03-24 15 A CORNER FOR THE ODDS AND ENDS V TO AXE 3 SO V ON HE EYE E of one of is of the ree es of ncr to two zurtains on a 3 bout eep and useful storing makei the which girl it*S I be ~>uch -riake47 words
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Article196 1960-03-24 15 riE strangest story of the 'Sixth going to be the emergence of Mum and the disappearance of Dad. Already, m many English homes. Dad is no more than the man who comes to dinner (sometimes), the week-end visitor with a bunch of flowers forS.L - 196 words
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710 1960-03-24 15 MURIEL PENN - You can save time and effort by using more plastics MURIEL PENN By LONDON. are helpI the British to brighten :ront more here r value cover and a? door iest to "do-it-these her? colour f aste the ised, le, heat rnproof, stainlatest, h has be--:nch ite the on table. s710 words
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Article, Illustration491 1960-03-24 16 Flats with a view-down paymeit and you move right in CIANT HEW BLOCKS GOING UP IN A SELECT SINGAPORE DISTRIcj ftNE ot Singapore's prominent building orthe Singapore Trading Company, Ltd., has contributed greatly towards solving the serious problem of housing the island's increasing population. However,- the york done by the491 words
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299 1960-03-24 16 A playground for the children, sea close by ren's recreation ground. It will be planted with a wide variety of flowers and shrubs. The land on which the Eastern Building flats are situated will be entirely different from any other place m Singapore, because It would be a completely built-up299 words
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Article, Illustration400 1960-03-24 17 k ARCHITECTURAL SHAM OFARUNDEL CASTLE BECOME A MERE FOLL V \OF ATOMIC- GEORGIAN? 'riUNDEL CASTLE, left, home of the Howard family for nearly 400 years, is a large, imposing sham. Antiquarians delight m pointing out that Arundi-l was largely built at the end of the400 words
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202 1960-03-24 18 IN SINGAPORE and MAI.AYA over recent years much improvement has been made m living conditions. Row upon row of houses have been built m place of shabby attaphuts. More modern flats and office blocks are replacing the drab grey buildings of before. The202 words
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517 1960-03-24 18 One moment's carelessness can turn a house into a death-trap: It all depends on you By A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT YOU may call it Home Sweet Home. I CALL IT A DEATH-TRAP. Because there is danger which maj kill or maim m every room m your house I > ng< which517 words
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Advertisement272 1960-03-24 24 At many at 7 SOU huvixw s -ff letter* can be ret-ordeti on lar easy read ins on* 4-in. spool of film. 'b>IUH— ,>iy fturr-u^.j IT j N ll^lVßV^ amenta a> a« an ofierator can feed ti'.em S n X box camera! New m one unit! MICRO-TWIN Microfilm Recorder-Reader The272 words
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Advertisement252 1960-03-24 24 I I FREE PR Ess *»J I WORD P C2ZU S Cut out and P Posting mi nnti t j Name Address CLUES FOR WORt; 1. Person who is certainly r very bright intellect 2. It he Icarrying on, a p| c people might miss the chance ot o goal.252 words
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Advertisement82 1960-03-24 8 f/nJess yo M /iare <rfed </ze ?ze?^ National Electric Iron with Nationals* easy Q lide scientific design you have never known how easy ironing can bel Not -pmjnil™ light, so you don't have to press hard, but just right m weight, size and \n ljn to qwe y° u f°82 words
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Advertisement83 1960-03-24 9 Elilililjllljll ■EP^^^^H Fingertip airflow control MBwfc^w exclusive feature before This exclusive "Climate-Minder" on all H llb^. 3'o// 6wy. w^£? ;;i(kfe/5 balances both temperature and Hnß^ humidity constantly, automatically. 1 I USE THIS COUPON FOR MORE INFORMATION NOW AVAILABLE ON H.RE PURCHASE TERMS I ltd p q 302t s|NGAp<)Rf FROM THE83 words
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Advertisement131 1960-03-24 10 Keep -fchat lJusfc painted' look wrfch Robbiafac QUICK DRY LONG LASTING FUNGUS RESISTING |i flk EMULSION &*M PAINT COLORIZER EMULSION LASTS LONGER: AIN T S COLORIZER EMULSION IS QUICK AND KJ^^UXjEIE^ Z^M m 99 |s!i!S^S 0111^ jJPER GLOSS ENAMEL OTHER COLORIZER FINISHES— nond-ha de Jth st -^g. EGGSHELL ENAMEL IN131 words
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Advertisement34 1960-03-24 10 I 1 ft's Yd DAZEY Jl'l I I 1 tJ r I pink and co(>t>» top For th. fmmm* o*< -Trip,' crwl or coarrr mil iwwi m( chrvx A I Mod. «< A WARDEN CIMPAir34 words
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Advertisement105 1960-03-24 11 j(|S^n \I7/ a startling difference YOU Rear can l| *l?SinHs**^^»sWl^ V-/ /iear/ Now wii/i 7/our new; I I Grar2d^ Kadio, *fee a-or/d o/ music I bursts into ?na^icaZ rzew; Ji/e aIZ I l fUW^TH*^HTtt^^^ I I the wonderful complexity of colour- limW^^^ ioo^\vi ful sounds that whirled through the I105 words
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Advertisement323 1960-03-24 12 \-t^»>_ >^^. Y7~ T1 I Z ay' fa], S Vx^VX IS.lnlllll ir ClTtc t C> r —^^^r^ -ri Poterson Rood Grange Road iic§|i] J^*^£j 2^o- j L nd: Freen |d -£^L \&&*7^**~~ ~^^T c e ote modern 2 V j^y _j_^^*^ iS beautifully designed bungalow; _\\jjl*^%**^~"~ semi-detached houses m firsl323 words
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Advertisement51 1960-03-24 12 I I I i y >x ii J^ss**^^ H BASINS FOR y Viii X 1 UXv* I UNITS I A new fashion m lavatory basins combining contempor character and distinction. The modcrnly styled Fisholow basin vitreous porcelain enamelled steel, is surrounded by a polished I rim specially designed for flush51 words
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Advertisement140 1960-03-24 13 bedsprincjs mattresses f III!* *al4\c VONO bedsprinjfs ir inner spring nwttresses-the llJi if perfect pair for the most comfortable nightl ot L t 4 *>'' your life! You £et much more when you buy N ,i,»i— u 1 VONO— maximum comfort ami outstanding dvX^ rability at an economical price. See,140 words
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Advertisement256 1960-03-24 14 NOW YOU CAN HAVE A SEPARATE STUDY In a i can close oft a den or stud*.' area with o Wxjcmfcic pec and quiet :nt *hile double-strength stef rotion The bee. MODERNFOLD re onxacy and new spacious r Specified by leading- architects X X -JflfflE3(niUEßeCo.(lll)lTD.-^ PO. »OX 4002 P.O. BOX256 words
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Advertisement122 1960-03-24 14 jf f J DUUJXJ DUI^UX f. GLOSS FINISH M^ wJ> Mf 41 WIWCUS M4UIW6 for woodwor I metalwork Both are made m Malaya and made "P^T^Xirp 4 T TTf to stand up to Malayan weather A X-iIM ArVxJl*^ condltlons for wall Both resist fungus. Both offer an exciting range of122 words
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Advertisement211 1960-03-24 15 I Beautify your* home I withdeconative -f functional "tiling < M^~ a M^^r^f^m w ■^^^s^^^^^^^'^^^B 3^^^^^^ <^^^^^^^ I I ljl{ &J»v 111 I— v I 1 The present trend m Architectural design demands the use A relative, colour and pattern for interior and exterior M decorative and tiling schemes. This211 words
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Advertisement309 1960-03-24 16 P^^Kl Choose the carpet f l M -hi II I l.m*\ to*'*lviMm/ I il\ beautiful x y other carpet can match TINTAWN 7 >al Carpets for an ideal combination of modern beauty, natural charm and lifetime inability. So easy to care for, and cost tily a third of the price309 words
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Advertisement71 1960-03-24 16 "My home is a picf we' Because we redecorated Now our* home is COLOUR HARMONISED with easy to- HFa apply Super Kern Tone the ijijiM^'' washable, de luxe wall paint 4f Why not ask your local dealer i i ||l I for a free copy of the new Colour iM71 words
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Advertisement36 1960-03-24 17 I VAN HIN I Quality j Model-D304 Double Bed with Prices bedside table attached 5 Dressing Table Model-D324 Divider Stool See our ranges on display at:Showrooms 136-142 ORCHARD ROAD. SINGAPORE. I 129. IPOH ROAD. KUALA LUMPUR.36 words
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Advertisement422 1960-03-24 17 Bedroom Sets r a^ez&AZ Dining Room Sets Sitting Room Sets &ty'few IP 1 I K^ 1 I■| 1 I This Bedroom set consisting of Wardrobe, Dressing Table and Bed from $50.00 per month. I titiHw It I nis piece SEB^FFS FURN.TURE DEPT. SINGAPORE 60-62. Orchard Road. Tel: ***** KUALA LUMPUR422 words
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Advertisement298 1960-03-24 18 TO SECURE YOUR BEST INVESTMENTS BUY A NEW MODERN STORIED Fi, ON INSTALMENT BASIS FRONTING THE sr H "EASTERN BUILDING jf <->*— <"^V SITUATED AT THE JUNCTION OF AMBER road VjF >r. Next to the SEA VIEW HOTEL ACCOM: Living Dining Rccms, 2 Bedroon-^ Ui W.C. and mcuern sonitation installed,298 words
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273 1960-03-24 19 ARTHUR RICHARDS - ARTHUR RICHARDS IT STARTED WHEN DEATH TOOK HEAVY TOLL OF PETS, POULTRY AND THE LIVESTOCK By Serangoon. Thursday ABOUT 4,000 squatter-farmers m Yeo Choon Guan estate, off Upper Serangoon Road, are scared about evil spirits which they say are destroying their pets, poultry and273 words
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103 1960-03-24 19 Mission head praises standard of secondary schools here SINGAPORE, Thurs Secondary edu•n m Singapor. indard "equ: if not superior, to that 01 Inch. ■*Ed by the of the Gabneli»h» ■ers, who is now on a -week visit to 3tagaFederation. ho an here trom India, v. ho opinion aftor •^ral local103 words
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Article82 1960-03-24 19 PORE. Thurs.— The of divers working m o: water off Pulau Tekor.g Be>ar since last weekend re recovered the smuggler-speed-boat. which hitting a reel la?>t Thu: ight while trying to evade three custom yes The divers, whose work had been considerably hampered by muddy water and82 words
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375 1960-03-24 19 RMAF HOPES FOR PART CONTROL OF AIRPORT BY YEAR'S END KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Royal Malayan Air Force hopes to take over complete control of the military wing of Kuala Lumpur airport "at the very latest" by the end of this year. This was stated yesterday by the Air Officer375 words
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Article35 1960-03-24 19 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Major P. L. James, Commissioner of Prisons will be the guest speaker at a Toc-H meeting at Talbot House at 8.30 p.m. on March 29. He will speak on "Prison".35 words
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94 1960-03-24 19 SPORTSMAN RUNS KEEP-FIT CLASS FOR THESE GIRLS SINGAPORE. Thurs The Fairfield-Methociist Girls School Alumni Association has started a keep-fit .-Uss tor members. Held every Tuesday from 5.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. tiic classes are being condui by Mr. S. T. Liv, a keen sportsman. Each course lasts three months. An94 words
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Article42 1960-03-24 19 SINGAPORE. Thura. M Anasuya Dcvi, the well-kn Indian singer and a disciple of the great Chowdiah. will broadcast a. programme of concert music over the Indian section of Radio Singapore on j Sunday at 9.15 a.m.42 words
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8 1960-03-24 19 ON'T LOOK FIGHT-HE WALKED TO PATH OF CAR :>.8 words
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Article, Illustration15 1960-03-24 19 LOOKING LOVELY TODAY is Miss Palsy Quek, 1!). ;i cashier.15 words
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127 1960-03-24 19 FLOWER SHOW APPEAL TO SCHOOL PRINCIPALS SINGAPORE, Thurs. The manager of this year's Flower Show, Mr. George Alphonso, yesterday appealed to principals of schools to allow students taking part to be at the Happy World Stadium as early as possible to arrange their exhibits. The show, to be held on127 words
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146 1960-03-24 19 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A MAGISTRATE yesterday expressed surprise that a clerk, responsible for the arrest of an accused person, had not been called as a prosecution witness m the case. Mr. M Coomaraswamy, tne magistrate, ordered Senior Inspector E. H. Sheares, the146 words
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Article27 1960-03-24 19 TANJONG PAGAR. Thurs.— The Polytechnic Students' Union will hold its first annual athletic meet on April 29. Heats will be run off on April 24.27 words
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Article29 1960-03-24 19 SINGAPOKt. inurs. The grounds of the Istana Negara will again be open i to the public from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Hari Raya Puasa.29 words
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Article59 1960-03-24 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. Joseph Wilfred de Cruze. 72. a former employee of Robinson Co., died on Tuesday m his Telok Kurau home after a long illness. He was buried at the Bidadari Cemetery yesterday. A large gathering of relatives and friends attended the funeral. He59 words
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Article46 1960-03-24 19 Teachers' union offers help SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Th« Malay Teachers' Union has unanimously agreed to offer its .services voluntarily to teach Malay for three hours a week for one year to help implement Government's plan to .spread and develop the national language, according to an official statement.46 words
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Article, Illustration94 1960-03-24 19 EXECUTIVE GIVES UP CAREER FOR HOLY ORDERS SINGAPORE, Thurs. Insurance executive David Uttley, 24. who gave up his career to become a mission; has left Singapore for Hong Kong on board the Asia. "I have found n and I am going 1 dicate mv lile to God I explained. Mr.94 words
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34 1960-03-24 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Thur.s The Federal Parliament will begin its nexi April 19, one than scheduled, to allow Prime Mi Abdul Ranman. to at' me Commonwealth P: Ministers' coni< don.34 words
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Article23 1960-03-24 19 SINGAPORE. ThUl Y.W.C.A. International men's Club has elect' M Rujcndra a ir. dent and publicity memb«T Irs. D. M. Si' v23 words
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Advertisement119 1960-03-24 19 Mostly Air-Conditioned Rooms Ksj\ Central, all rooms both attached with W/ ~J hot and cold running water, delightfully furnished with telephone W\ PRIVATE CAR PARK FACILITIES. R J REASONABLE RATES IP Bar Restaurant— A La Carte Meals Telephones: *****/9, *****. /A^^ I W WHEN IT \*i COMES TO Sj CUTTING119 words
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Miscellaneous55 1960-03-24 19 UILY CROSSWORD n to ,cuch« i i i i»oun return a asion m :^u me kM con,e. &&■<> resslnß rsr is CmiS television, so roon- WhaM 1 around the book, b aStttSJ?* ,4 Quite ftaW 19 Face returned and put dow. ThL, gap 15 a temper, ry cv pedienr (4)55 words
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Miscellaneous48 1960-03-24 19 cmr&pnpr TODAY: 9.55 p.m. TOMORROW: 9.11 a.m. and 10.22 p.m. SATURDAY: 10.11 a.m. and 10.58 p.m. SUNDAI 10 53 a.m. ami 11.24 p.m. MONDAY: 11.33 a.m. and 1151 p.m. TUESDAY: 12.12 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 0.19 a.m. and 12.51 p.m. PQP -Pit his Ticker I?L^°l 3 !> rS===^^^^>\ *s*9 eff7 I48 words
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Miscellaneous165 1960-03-24 19 DIARY OF 1 TODAY'S EVENTS -I AGE (LIB: FVesents •Nude wittl Violin. at Cultural Centre Theatre. 9 p.m. RAOB: Pride of the East Weekly meeting at the Merchant Service Guild, 1-A. Rallies Quay, 830 p.m SINGAPORI RECORDED ah sic SOCIETY: Weekly symphony concert at Monk's Hill Secondary School, 8 p.m.165 words
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Article, Illustration176 1960-03-24 20 UAI.R BY TIIK BEACH. (Topping this print would improve it Imnornm the white lines? Thais tinarea you want. It's a print which ma\ Off may not be accepted m a salon, but whatever the case cropping m the manner indicated makes it better. It sues176 words
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216 1960-03-24 20 JHIK Tiuny Bahru clique of the Photographic Society of Singapore swept the board m the monochrome section of Hie 1960 Singapore Mower Show Photographic Section. Every award m tl tion went to photographers residing m this pa: s a re. Judge> C. A. Gib,216 words
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Article, Illustration186 1960-03-24 20 "LILY." The author of this picture should have submitted it to the Singapore Flower Show Photographic Exhibition. It would stand a good chance of winning a prize and a 100 percent one of being accepted for exhibition. The exposure186 words
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Article, Illustration152 1960-03-24 20 Two good pictures. ..but the salon judges would say 'no' "GIRL." This beginner could enter his photograph for salon exhibition, but a word of warning: Although the technical qualities are sound, the idea behind the print is not merely because it has been done over and over again. For more152 words
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Advertisement168 1960-03-24 20 i s A /j i JjjJR K^^>J The Bauer 881. Cine Camera W Alfl \k iHk^^l po^esses a semi-automatic Vld njtU £M tne ns S*.hnridcr CL KTAR. FT iSllKjlp^jl' lhe Schnrider XhNOPLAN LJ ||ffliPl li >/ li > mm. lens can be y^^U^^SSi. adjusted for all shooting KjmViPjjßß^> distances from168 words
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Advertisement20 1960-03-24 20 AUTOSET p 1 tIW Sl 1 I The AUTOSf 1 m 8 mm you prof ■"ial koovv 5 j you.20 words
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Article, Illustration4093 1960-03-24 21 FREE PRESS GUIDE TO RACING FORM Horses entered for the S 9 pore Tiirf linTs Mar/Apr race meeting II the ed for lurt ONE rack 3 5 ipotl .-ota 11 i I iron 8-«: 1 1-bO K.L. X L. Div Toledo X at %-3 < -OOd. i-ttu KU I L>iv4,093 words
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Advertisement28 1960-03-24 21 y you're '^ay <fl ahead* with. zeiss SUNGLASSES Si (I II W 1 I V 4 ~^K| fc aJf IVIV/ULL l^w BINOCULARS Available at all good photographic dealers28 words
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Article, Illustration3169 1960-03-24 22 FORM OF ALL CLASS TWO HORSEx CLASS TWO VMI >» MFN I l'\KK II RATCHIO TM lIOU MtO 1 1 1 111 i: Ql Kalalu r.i\i\\(. riMoi: TMi 8-7. i. k good. HI. I E SPKAI SCRATCHED: 14-2-«0 Spore 7-13 i. Cow nmrf. TENTH:3,169 words
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137 1960-03-24 23 our miles across country and ou can join in prove your fitness Can you run four miles'.' d m Singapore's annual cross country the S >re Amateur Athletic Asso[l open to all. There will be separ- ate sections tor Junio: Seniors and Teams. Thus every one has a chance. The137 words
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Article50 1960-03-24 23 PORT OF SPAIN. Thui hocke bowlers for the final here tomorrow. The h will l: Charlie Griffith, B bo W regular paceHall and Chester Icott, s Hunt*. Kanhai. Sobers, ell Ramadhin. Hall. Watson. Iweifth mar. N leaa 1-0 m the :il name their team ReuterReuter - 50 words
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84 1960-03-24 23 WE CAN PREVENT HAT-TRICK,' SAY WARSITY K.O. MEN I I only com--1949 won n times and I Burdette Coutts of SRC commented yesterd -Our team is a mixture youth and experience, are well set for a wi To enter the final. Sin pore Recreation Club faIndians 5-0; be^t RAF nsi84 words
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Article91 1960-03-24 23 KEN TOFT - KEN TOFT By bined B untr >' race Will be run. 135 studentshipsvr tab. hey wiU fig^ tui But most important of all. they will fight for a place m Singapore's team to meet the Federation In an lnter nationaimeeu The meet waj due to be91 words
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Article81 1960-03-24 23 LATE COAL WINS FOR ENGLAND I ON HO N. Thurs. English a League were lucky to Lea cue 1-0 at bury yesterday. p-y. ame seven minutes from :i rry Hoor 18-yard ..per Jack K< -half i Mackay (Scotland and Tottenud outside left Clifl Jones md Tottenham poor English Li\ irseReuter - 81 words
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Article15 1960-03-24 23 Gan Eng Seng schoolboys beat their teacher. 12-2 m a soccer match yesterday.15 words
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Article, Illustration234 1960-03-24 23 SKIPPER HUNTS STONE THROWER RAHIM Omar, Singapore's nominee to the Asian All Star team, told off a spectator at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. He was playing tor the Indian Recreation Club against the Singapore Youth Cup tram. The Indians won 6-0. it minutes before time the Singapore soccer idol left234 words
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Article57 1960-03-24 23 SINGAPORE'S waterskiini; carnival at West Point Garden on April 17 will be on a more elaborate scale than last year. The Malayan Waterski Association will lay on a full programme of entertaining stunts. The Trade Fair to be run m conjunction with the Carnival will57 words
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Article93 1960-03-24 23 V| OSES LEE will not ride I*l on Saturday, first day of the Singapore Turf Club's Derby meeting. He injured his toe, which required stitches, when Eastern Way hit the rails when bein» pulled up m the first race at Ipoh last Sunday. Lee will be93 words
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Article, Illustration818 1960-03-24 23 This morning's fast gallops brought to you by ALLAN LEWIS piNKSON (Posner) and Technicolor (Burton) again drew attention to their Derby chances when they worked brilliantly on the outside of the number two track at Bukit Timah this morning. Pinkson, on the inside this morning, again818 words
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128 1960-03-24 23 T INCOLN, Thurs. Gar- net Bougoure, Malaya's former champion jockey, was tenth on Court's Appeal m the Lincolnshire Handicap yesterday. Thirty horses started. Malayan entry Marshal Pil. last year's winner, was fifth. The one mile race was won by lightweight Mustavon at 8-1. ThreequartersReuter - 128 words
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Advertisement25 1960-03-24 23 AGE: I rch, nature «»i Competitor j ;b >MPETITORS 'IN BLOCK nd who s to be forwarded to CROSS- Xl I I'Rl SS, TIMES HOUSE,25 words
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Advertisement266 1960-03-24 23 HIGH QUALITY Uilif Moii **P/?£P/I#£& VA/&ER ff/£ &/P£W/S/OA/ Of/IAT£WC4A/ £P££/41/£rs ASIA TOBACCO CO. LTD 2, LITTLE ROAD, SINGAPORE TEL: ***** ***** ***** It's easier the HOOVER way! The New Hoovermatic 4@\ Washes. ..rinses. ..spins dry 12 lbs. of clothes !^^^4flk m 12 minutes all m one continuous operation l^^ J^^---l|266 words
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Article213 1960-03-24 24 Funds needed to complete Orchard Road building SINGAPORE MEN APPEAL TO PARENT BODY IN XL SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore State Malayan Chinese Association will ask the central executive committee of the MCA today for $1,250,000 to complete its building m Orchard Road. Mr. Wong Foo Num. chairman213 words
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Article, Illustration62 1960-03-24 24 HUNDREDS of housewives and working sirls packed the Robinson s departmental m Rallies Place yesterday, when its innual >ale started. There was hardly breathing space when the sale reached it* leak at lunch hour. Sales-girls had a hectic time trying to62 words
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28 1960-03-24 24 NEW YORK. Thur.v— Two prison employees were jour peopie take: yea after rioting by* the oe Prison on the outskirts of Nashville.- ReuterReuter - 28 words
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207 1960-03-24 24 No alternative to democracy in the East-U Nu TOKYO, Thursday. PASTERN countries had not yet fully assimilated the great lesson that history had taught mankind that there was no alternative to democracy, the Premier-elect of Burma, I JCu, said yesterday. He was addressing members he ninth General A.»embly of the207 words
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Article44 1960-03-24 24 Michelin concert cancelled SINGAPORE. Tiuus—Btrnard Michelin's concert for schools scheduled to be held at the Victoria Theatre at 5.30 p.m. today ha.< been cand due to unforeseen circumstances. Ticket holders are advised to produce the tickets where they were bought for a refur d.44 words
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Article26 1960-03-24 24 TAIPEH. Thurs.— Nine U.S. Marines adrift on a light rubber boat were rescued by a Japanese vessel about 75 miles off Formosa yesterday.26 words
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Article18 1960-03-24 24 LONDON. Thurs. A 6.000.000 'Sol mil.) Hilton Hotel will be built m Park Lane.- U.P.I.U.P.I - 18 words
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Article22 1960-03-24 24 Killed -by a tree MANILA. Thurs.— A lumberjack was killed m Southern Luzon when a tree he was cutting fell on him.22 words
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Article13 1960-03-24 24 VIENNA. Thurs. Austria ratified the European Free Trau -iation agreement. U.P.I.U.P.I - 13 words
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Article14 1960-03-24 24 LONDON. Thurs— A second series of underground explosions began yesterday. ReuterReuter - 14 words
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Article14 1960-03-24 24 OTTAWA. Thurs. Canada's jobless numbered 55f> by mid-February, a sur shower today.14 words
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136 1960-03-24 24 Birth control a 'Christian duty'— says Dr. Fisher LONDON, Thurs.— The Archbishop 6f Canterbury, Dr. Geoffrey Fisher, said that family planning was "a positive, Christian duty." I Writing m his diocesan notes, the Archbishop, head of the Church of England, said that for some time past it had been evident136 words
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Article36 1960-03-24 24 CAPETOWN. Thurs South Airica's Prime Minister. Dr. Hendrik Yerwoerd. announced yesterday that the Cat. had decided to appoint two one-man commissions to inquire into the riots m townships of £han>eville Langa on Monday.- ReuterReuter - 36 words
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440 1960-03-24 24 THE FACULTY OF MEDICINE'S FINAL PART TWO AND FINAL PART ONE PROFESSIONAL EXAM RESULTS SEPOY LINES, Thurs. The Faculty of Medicine, University of Malaya, yesterday announced the following results: The following candidate has passed the Final Part II Professional Examination tor the degrees of M.8..8.5. m Medical Jurisprudence and Social440 words