The Singapore Free Press, 28 March 1960
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Title Section12 1960-03-28 1 The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** MONDAY, MARCH 28, 1960. 15 CENTS.12 words
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Article, Illustration75 1960-03-28 1 NoLprepqred to tolerate S. Africa events lash: Position is bound to stay explosive, oangerous 1. DELHI, Monday. Indian Premier. Mr. -aid here yesterday t prepared to tolerate m flings happening m -apartheid and all i I ition of vi < ommerce >n m of viowould move today75 words
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Article25 1960-03-28 1 H IL A Mon. Top from South-East her m Manila .onth i Unescorefre>her cour>e to attend are deia. South U.P.I.U.P.I - 25 words
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Article12 1960-03-28 1 BALTIMORE. Dr. enhower. brother president, is confined lon and U.P.I.U.P.I - 12 words
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Article, Illustration339 1960-03-28 1 MELVIN CHAN; TAN THUAN KOK - MELVIN CHAN TAN THUAN KOK Rain so early m the morning -but the sky clears soon for start of round of visits to friends By and SINGAPORE, Mon. Rain marred this morning's Hari Raya Puasa celebrations all over the island. But thousands of Malays dressed- In colourful339 words
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Article, Illustration243 1960-03-28 1 He gave himself 1 2 weeks to win Word Puzzle... TELOK KURAU, Monday. \IK. .1. 11. CHOPARD, an architectural assistifl ant, of 'Ml Loronj? N, set himself a timelimit of 12 weeks to win the Free Press Word Puzzle $500 prize. He succeeded at his second attempt as sole winner243 words
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Article49 1960-03-28 1 NEW YORK. Mon.— Fortune Magazine reported today that U.S. chemists have voted Marie Curie as modern chemistry s foremost "immortal." It said her discovery of radium was the most important chemical achievement since the discovery of oxygen m 1777 by another frenchman. AntoUie Laurent Lavoisier.- U.P.I.U.P.I - 49 words
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Article59 1960-03-28 1 SEBRING (Florida), Mon.— Stirling Moss, Britain's ace driver, who was forced out of the 12-hour endurance test here on Saturday with transmission trouble after leading the field for nearly two-thirds of the race, said he would be seeing his wife, Katie, at his home59 words
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Article16 1960-03-28 1 DUSSELDORF. Mon. Pakistan's industrial Minister Abdul Kassim Khan is here for a visit.16 words
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Article14 1960-03-28 1 LAVVTON. Oklahoma, Mon. Five men died when a helicopter exploded. U.P.I.U.P.I - 14 words
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Article22 1960-03-28 1 LONDON, Mon.— About 450 British men, women and children sail for Australia to begin a new life. U.P.IU.P.I - 22 words
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Article14 1960-03-28 1 KASSEL, Mon. Train passengers arriving here m rains can borrow umbrellas.14 words
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Article57 1960-03-28 1 PORT OF SPAIN, Mon.— Conrad Hunte, struck .by a Freddie Trueman bumper m the Test match, will resume his innings today. The West Indies opener retied hurt and had two stitches inserted m his forehead on Saturday. It was a "bumpy" day. Fast bowlers of both sides57 words
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Article, Illustration148 1960-03-28 1 ATHLETE' JOINS BIG RUN PAUL (I'M SINGAPORE, Mon. A young man who has "never taken an interest m sports" submitted his entry yesterday for Singapore's cross-country run. "But I think it will be tremendous fun." he said. S.K. Paul. 23. ("I am no athlete") participated m his first sports event148 words
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Article, Illustration190 1960-03-28 1 Now Burma arrive to take over 5 CONVICTS RESCUED FROM SEA SINGAPORE, Moil.— A five man police team from Rangoon flew into Singapore yesterday to take charge of five Burme fugitives now held m the Remand Prison here. The team, headed byDeputy Superintendent of Police U Belli, wn> escort the190 words
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Advertisement53 1960-03-28 1 FOORMAN S SCHOOL OF MUSIC (Vienna Conservatoire of M _S* HERE S YOUR CHANCE to W^ learn how to Ploy ony of tHe _JIX following: Piono, HormL\ mony, Piono-occocdton, arßJ^^-0 Violin, Guitar, Aurol (cor mr\^Mr troining, theory of mu*ic, M Piono-Jozz, Singing, Trum- pct Sonophone Clonnet. 28-A, Penong Lone, Singapore53 words
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668 1960-03-28 2 PAGE TWO TODAY GIVES YOU A ROUND-UP OF THE SHIPS THAT ARE IN THE NEWS SINGAPORE, Monday. THE 24,000-ton Chusan, now fully air-condi-, tioned, is on a round-the-world voyage and will arrive m Singapore via the Suez soon. The liner is668 words
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94 1960-03-28 2 PAKISTAN JOINS THE ERA OF BIG JETLINERS PAYA LEBAR. Mon.— Pakistan International Airlines has started a weekly jet service between Karachi and London with a Boeing Intercontinental Jet Clipper under a lease agreement with Pan American* World Airways. It Is operating to Britain via Teheran, Beirut and Rome. The service94 words
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Article88 1960-03-28 2 SHIPS IN PORT Ships lying alongside the Singapore JJarbour Board wharves or expected today are Corfu 12, Florian Ceyuowa 4/5, Wako Maru 6A, State of Madras 6/7, Wairimu 89. Tjiluwah 10 11, Akagi Maru 13, 14. Bogota 15 16, Lycaou 18. Seiko Maru 19, East Sea N Wall 5. Emp.88 words
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Article59 1960-03-28 2 WASHINGTON: lue U.S. Beet Sugar Association has announced that February shipments of beet sugar totalled 2.121,036 bags, an increa.se of 212.585 bags over the 1,908.451 bags shipped m February, 1959. Deliveries for the nrst two months of 1960 at 3,635,233 bags were 229,199 bags below59 words
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Article51 1960-03-28 2 TKL AVIV: A German car. the Gogomobil, is to be assembled and later produced m a plant to be established here by a group of Swifts. Germnn, Brazilian and Israeli investors. The mvestors have concluded an agreement here With the I Israeli firm of51 words
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339 1960-03-28 2 ALUMINIUM: RECORD MONTH IN THE U.S. > T LW YORK, Mon. Pro- duction of primary aluminium m the United States m February was 156.826 tons largest i volume m the domestic Industry's history for that month the Aluminium Association reported. The figure compared with 142.116 tons m Febru- ary. 1959.339 words
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Article46 1960-03-28 2 LONDON. Mon.— British Hydrocarbon Chemicals are to build three new major plants at their works at Grangemouth. Scotland. One plant will more than double existing capacity for making butadiene while the other two are for the manufacture of methanol and ethylene dichloride.46 words
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Article823 1960-03-28 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. KEY TO MARKINGS cci Con capital issaa i sail eacluiiog evorythiag il excluOiag Oivileal I cli can Oaaus isim icr eaclulni capital retvra t ccr c«» capital returo ctf cv* RivtOeai c call cam all Cl cam823 words
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Advertisement173 1960-03-28 2 X,. HAMBURG-AMißis^>J NORTH GERMAN n^i To (Colombo), Genoa, Morse. ll *m)| Bremen He I Colls Southampton BAVERNSTEIN (LLOYD: M >fy Apr WERRASTEIN (LLOYD) I 11 Apr ESSEN (HAPAG) 21 23 Ac FRANKFURT HAPAC) 30 Ap- Eapress Semee Onwti Marseilles To Manilo, Hongkong, Yokohorro HAVELSTEIN (LLOYD MUNCHEN (HAPAG HANNOVER 'HAPAC) THE173 words
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27 1960-03-28 3 ENGINEERING UNDERGRADS GET S.H.B. EXPERIENCE Mon. v ree nrstthe ■a m now ning kshops of the bour to four group Lee .or. X ol :rce.> vpril 3027 words
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Article, Illustration54 1960-03-28 3 MISS Dorothy June Scaly, who married David Hawkins, of the Singapore Board, m Singapore recently. MISS Sim Chui Eng, who married Mr. Tan Kirn Chew, an electrical engineer at Pasir Panjang Power Station, m Singapore recently. MISS Chan Soo Heng, who married Mr. Robert A. Harries at the Wesley Methodist54 words
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260 1960-03-28 3 4WE HAVE ENDED OUR QUASI- MILITARY STATUS 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. The aim of the police here is to do away with the revolver as a standard equipment of the force. In a talk to the Rotary Club of Singapore West at Prince's Restaurant260 words
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Article19 1960-03-28 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Government has appointed Mr. Goh Heng Leong as Crown Counsel of the State.19 words
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234 1960-03-28 3 Learning Malay with Radio Singapore- 13 181. lbu: Moth. Gala: >uu*r Kali: Kati i urga. Price s.is«»r Vegetable. Bayar: Pay IST. Tawar: Bargain. Feel Puii: Praise. hii. Marah: Angn 191. Bodoh: stupid. Malu: Ashamed Mahal: Dear. 194. Murah: (heap l igi Uain. vor vow KNOW MM XV WORDS. i ibu234 words
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89 1960-03-28 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. Puan Noor Aishah. wife of the Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Inche Yusof bin Ishak last night said that the Red Cross Society welcomed assistance from all the people m whatever form, either m the form ot gifts, money or kind. In an89 words
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46 1960-03-28 3 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Mr. a |T Assomull has been elected president of the Sindhi Merchants Association for this year Other officials are: Mr. B. H. Melwani vice-president: Mr. K. Kishflichand, secretary; Mr. L. Parmanand joint secretary. The treasurers are Messrs. Khemchand and Sons.46 words
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Article30 1960-03-28 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. A new course for the training o( Parish catechists will be held at the Catholic Centre m Bras Basah Road on FrlI day at 6.15 p.m.30 words
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118 1960-03-28 3 SCOUTS TO WELCOME CHIEF' AT ISTANA SINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore Boy Scouts Association will hold a rally m the grounds of the Istana Negara on Saturday to welcome* the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak. as the Chief Scout of the association. The rally will start at 5 p.m.118 words
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110 1960-03-28 3 REFUGEE WEEK: FLAG DAY YIELDS $5,000 SINGAPORE. Mon. The j Malayan Christian Council I collected more than $5,000 on World Refugee Week flag day held on March 19 m Singapore. Rev. Khoo Siaw Hua. chair- man of the organising committee, said that all money collected would be sent to the110 words
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176 1960-03-28 3 Heavy trucks and the keep clear signs the rear: Army explains MOTORISTS must have often ionic across iU notices saying "Air Brakes Keep Clear attached to 'the tail-boards oi some Army vehicles and wondered. An Army spokesman yesterday explained: Air brakes, he explained, are fitted on heavy vehicles especially if176 words
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149 1960-03-28 3 RACES: CASHIERS TOO SLOW, THEY COMPLAIN BUKIT TIMAII. Monday. CEVERAL members of the Singapore Turf Club yesterday put forward suggestions to improve tote betting facilities. They said: TOO often members were deprived of the chance i to buy tickets because tbc cashiers were too slow. EITHER the time between the149 words
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Article26 1960-03-28 3 STAMFORD. Mon. The St. John Ambulance will a memorial service for the late Lady Mountbatt«n at St. Andrew's Cathedral on April 3 at 4.3f26 words
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Advertisement93 1960-03-28 3 Fascinating Range of Jewellery i C^V**aja%ATali WORLD FAMOUS CULTURED PEARLS ovailoble m Neckloces, Chokers, Brocelets, Brooches, Earrings, Pendants, Rings *\*Tie Pins. Awaits your Early Selection. Distributers:— G. C. de SUVA BROS., "Jewellers" 3, Raffles Place, Singapore- 1. Phone ***** li Vl*^'*] f you warn as M laaasaaatoV la a fl93 words
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Miscellaneous105 1960-03-28 3 I|S requests for children presented by Bi'm MUdred Appadui Johann nob Sebastian Bach. 6 45 Spnset Serenade; 6.53 Announcement.*; 7.00 The new- 7.10 Learn MalayJ on Thirteen 730 Sing H f***0 1 vth: 8.30 rveyl*Kh -Ammal Clock i mwtatrt 845 Senandong Mcl Arst programme les); 9.00 cc: 3.40 Boot* ana105 words
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Article26 1960-03-28 4 BELGRADE. Mon. Ivan Karaivanov. a member o! central committee of the Yugoslav Communist Party, died here today. He was 71. ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Article86 1960-03-28 4 POLICE USE NEW vVE Ac I TO COMBAT THE I STEADY RISE OF CR| ME I JIN U.S. EACH YEAR I QUIET, grey-haired ma J 1 01 for safebreaking at s I was "caught" by an electronic^ tectives were able to track \M trick of hiding86 words
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Article, Illustration9 1960-03-28 4 FROM THE HOT MALAYAN JUNGLES TO THE SNOW-COVERED ALPS9 words
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174 1960-03-28 4 Can't read or write —it saved youth from jail ONDON, Mon.— NineI •l J teen-year-old Ronald Payne can neither read nor write. And that has saved him from jail. For magistrates at Wimbledon ruled that illiteracy is a special reason why a person driving while banned should not be sent174 words
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129 1960-03-28 4 GOING THROUGH OLD RECORDS WAS HIS HOBBY HE TURNS UP A GOLDMINE •THDRONTO, Mon. A young Canadiar prospector whosi hobby is browsing through old mining reports netted a fortune when he fouiV that a neglected mine m Northern Ontario has lots of gold m it. Gordon Leliever. 27 revived the129 words
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Article76 1960-03-28 4 WIFE'S LOVER PAY $17,000 DAMAGES LONDON. Mon.- A soli It seduced a young won when her polio-hit husband was m hospital, a juc. He added that S Askie had agreed to M 5 17,000 dama^ '•I don't think it a sum m the eire &aid Mr. Justice Phillimoi Veterinary surgeon76 words
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Article38 1960-03-28 4 TAIPEH. Mon. -Sen! President < Kai-shek said yesterda Formos.. first station may be completed before presidential inaugurar day May 20. The advisor. said at a broader rally that U m marked from US$6OO,OOO to US$l,OOO,OOO f<38 words
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154 1960-03-28 4 Russians expect more trippers from Britain MOSCOW, Mbnday. MIKHAIL ANANIEV, energetic chid" of the British end of Intourist, the Soviet travel organisation, forecasts thai 10.000 Britons will visit Russia this summer. Ananiev. who learned his i English at Moscow University. said Ru.-sia plans to compete with the Riviera to attract154 words
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Article56 1960-03-28 4 TAIPEH. Mon. At least six people died m Formosa yesterday m a Are and a coal mine accident. A bean curd seller and his 13-year-old nephew died m Chiayi. Southern Formosa, when fire destroyed four houses. At least four miners were asphyxiated m a coalU.P.I - 56 words
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89 1960-03-28 4 STUDENT INVENTS SCOOTER IN BAG: IT COSTS ONLY $210 CiHICAGO. Mon.— Parking is no problem to Louis Richards, a Chicago student. who has invented the worlds smallest powered scooter. It runs on roller-skate wheels: you stand on it and steer it with a stick— just like a child's scooter. A89 words
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Article37 1960-03-28 4 BEIRUT, Mon.— Two Beirut newspapers. Al Hayat and the Daily Star today quoted reliable sources as saying 13 people were killed and 27 injured In clashes between Iraqi nationalists and Communists. ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article55 1960-03-28 4 NEW YORK, Mon. Illegal baby-selling has brought Mrs. Fay Wasserman more than M 5127.500 m the last four years, say the New Jersey police. Mrs. Wasserman, 49 was arrested yesterday outside a maternity hospital. She had >?!o }L bba l es to childles s couples at an55 words
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Article64 1960-03-28 4 Books— with smeil to match NEW YORK. Mon.-A New York publisher of paperback books announced today that some of the covers of his i books would be sprinkled with perfume during the printing proct The smell would last for months. He added that there would be a floral smell forReuter - 64 words
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261 1960-03-28 4 GERMANS TEACH 60 S.A.S. MEN TO SKI DONN, Mon. High In the Bavarian Alps. near the German ski resort of Oberstdorf, 60 oilicers and men of "D" Squadron. 22 Special Air Service, have been learning the art of moving and fighting m snowcovered mountains. Their tuitors are from the Germain261 words
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Article24 1960-03-28 4 NEW YORK. Mon— A poll of film critics chose tomv of a Murder" as the best film of 1959. ReuterReuter - 24 words
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Article23 1960-03-28 4 PERTH. Mo:, with winds of up to U hour struck the tow Carnarvon da: building and fl i hou ReuterReuter - 23 words
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138 1960-03-28 4 MOSCOW TO GET THAT SMART LONDON LOOK LONDON. Mond THK style of dresses which will be worn this spring by thousands of girls m Britain will also soon appear on the streets < t Moscow. Leningrad, and other large Russian towns. Each of the di prl from MsBs to $130.138 words
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101 1960-03-28 4 LET AMERICANS USE THE WOOMERA TEST SITE, THEY SAY ADELAIDE. Mon. A nationwide poll m Australia shows that most of the people here are m favour of letting American missile and rocket scientists test weapons on the Woomera Rocket Range m South Australia. Woomera is the free world's biggest and101 words
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Article64 1960-03-28 4 GENEVA, Mon.— The world conference on the law oi sea called to decide width of the territorial and adjacent fishing zoneenters its second week with no sign of agreement. Delegates from 87 countries attending this second conference m two years have before them four mainReuter - 64 words
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Article26 1960-03-28 4 LONDON, Mon. The German arms firm of Krupps has sent a first cargo of equipment to the Royal Air Force m Britain. ReuterReuter - 26 words
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Advertisement81 1960-03-28 4 SEA 5»/MC/aO AT If I world services fly far r.n I v Tsa X^M lam fl Warn JflP" M m Singaporeans to Japan aaaajp"**** "aaaj.^ Japanese to India H fl Haaa Indians to Malaya you want to fly, BOAC Comet 4 jet Km your way. Book now from here to81 words
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Advertisement38 1960-03-28 4 PUCH The Low Prin *t*W for Learners I £xp** Foi rlelevcf.c h 170 i»fl<n to o I rw V^y Hire Purcha* Deposit SBO.OO 530.00 Monthly KEE HUM RW MAILABLf OH* PURCH*" SHIM I s YOUR FA* Singe KL-'38 words
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Miscellaneous361 1960-03-28 4 Look here for your lucky star B °e^ceD t ?ion y ai yOU individ^l i i 2S ti f r T °l&l!2 t CANCER (June 22 Ju 23 > an lmi«rtaat part of the exceptional indiviciual row, select your birthday Property matters, involving others success picture for today whose interests361 words
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Article, Illustration48 1960-03-28 5 Russian visitor tastes our ice cream K.uonzina, te at the had a re-made il it. 1 I arhilc m•- j i< turrd proi I i MeniijLied for the v tin i> delicious. t B SI lenI nmittee. •man ittendiston on isii 3 1 ting Mrs, ting the ream.48 words
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164 1960-03-28 5 American scientists to give public talks at university IU KIT TIMAH, Monday. American scientists who are on the Federation and Singapublic talks on two different it* I'niversitv of Malaya here this :»lUTnoon. One of the scientists. Dr. Famngton Daniels, a d. hed teacher, researcher and writer on solar energy and164 words
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131 1960-03-28 5 SOCIAL WELFARE IS FINED $5OO CHEATING BID gINGAPORE, Mon Presenting himself as a Social Welfare official, a man offered to help a housewife out of her matrimonial troubles for $400 to meet the cost of en•ng a counsel housewife. Soh Kah Lee Fifth Magistrate L V im Ewe Huat th^t131 words
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Article28 1960-03-28 5 BUKIT TIMAH. Mon. Mr. R. Winters. executive of the American Judicature Society, will call at Faculty of Law. Ur Malaya, at 3 p.m. on April l.28 words
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Article20 1960-03-28 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. The and Management 1 Association will hold iual dinner a* the Restaurant, at 8.30 April 9.20 words
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Article19 1960-03-28 5 \GAPORE. M Anglican youth >hip groups will hold a one-day retreat at the Anglican High School today.19 words
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Article56 1960-03-28 5 MATC's advisory committee SING.APORE. Mon. Mr. V aAmbiavagar of the Education Ministry has been apnointrd the chairman of the m Air Training Corps ry Committee for this Vt Other members of the committee are- Wing Commander Mr. K.H Tail Mr. R Frey. Mr. Tang Tuck Wah Mr Jimmp Oh Siong56 words
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Article29 1960-03-28 5 SINGAPORE Mon A •Families Night" will be lie-Id at ->07 Clemenceau Avenue fom. today Member Honv lH ti I)n their lami P rCM nt a mu.sical programme.29 words
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Article, Illustration79 1960-03-28 5 HELENS FIRST LOVE IS DANCING BUT SHE WILL NOT TURN PRO Borneo-born Miss Helen Wong, 19, is a teacher, but dam m- is her first love. She lias danced since she was 11. In Borneo she was a student of the* Grace Arts Society wher«> she was ghron leading roles.79 words
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Article51 1960-03-28 5 SINGAPORE. M Ta:. Lens: Gt k. 18, won the finals •'Sing For Singapore*' contest which was recorded" at Radio Singapore Auditorium ;d. —up were the lads"- a vocal quart third the "Hilltoppers." The judge> were Mr. Dick Abel. Lim Lee and Mr. Ahmad J a 'a51 words
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Article36 1960-03-28 5 STAMFORD. Mon. Mr Tushar Kanti Ghosn, managing editor of the Amrita Bazar Patrika. Calcutta, will bo the guest speaker at the Singapore Union of Journal, luncheon meeting at 12.30 p.m. on April 5.36 words
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271 1960-03-28 5 25 schools get an aid cut warning KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. TWENTY-FIVE Chinese primary schools m Kuala Lumpur have been warned that Government financial aid might be .stopped to them if they refused to sign an agreement with the Government. The agreement is a condition laid down, by the Government for271 words
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160 1960-03-28 5 JAPANESE OIL TEAM IN JAKARTA FOR PACT TALKS SINGAPORE. Mon. Four members ot a Japanese oil company passed through Singapore on their way to Jakarta to finalise a business agreement with the Indonesian Government. They are* Mr. K. Mimura president of the Japan Petroleum Exploration Co. Mr. H. i Yoshida.160 words
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Article83 1960-03-28 5 Bl KIT TIMAH. Mon.— Preparations lor the Wesley .Methodist Youth Fellowship concert at the AngloC hinese School m Barker Koad on April 1 at X p.m. are well on the way. Mr. John I.mi, one of the organisers and producer of the 30- minute play83 words
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Miscellaneous244 1960-03-28 5 RIP KJRBY B.v John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson J T nA T LIGHT tl \\.T£s LAT£\ <<OOM -<E?E 5 ONE TIME *a^^Q^^^| MANDRAKE by Lee Talk and Phil Davis jfmJjS C**<^ LAPYSHIRLAMA YOUASKEPME MOW. UMLESS YOU AGREE -AMP LOSE y^ WAIT, JACK! \&~m11m TOFINPYOUAHUS*3AMt?NG>U'VE TO MEET AMP CHOOSE 7 YOUR244 words
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Article, Illustration236 1960-03-28 6 OPINION Tyrannical pass system still intact 'PHE decision of the South African Government to suspend arrests for offences against the pass laws has the immediate effect of restoring the elementary freedom of movement to Africans. In the field of labour regulations, a-\fricans need not feel bound to an employer or236 words
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Article106 1960-03-28 6 T<HE Federation's pro--1 posals to tighten the law against tax evasion has not met with an unreserved welcome. There is objection to these on the ground that honest ta.xpayers would resent what they consider to be unnecessary prying into their affairs. The fear has also been expressed106 words
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Article, Illustration1488 1960-03-28 6 INGEMAR JOHANSSON - Left, then the right... l slam down another old myth INGEMAR JOHANSSON COCKSURE PRONOUNCEMENTS AND A BELIEF IN AMERICAN SUPERIORITY** THEN THE HARD TRUTH AT A COSTLY, PAINFUL PRICE Story by Knock-out, Machen ■a»a»BBaaaBjBBaBBBBBBBBa» sues me fora return bout \(.AI\ 1 felled Eddie Machen, this time with a right uppercut1,488 words
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382 1960-03-28 6 Henry Thody - Henry Thody VATICAN DIARY by THE Pope last week blessed hundreds of motor cars and motorists gathered m St. Peters Square, an annual event. Speaking from his study window into a microphone, he reminded the motorists of the need for discipline vn382 words
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46 1960-03-28 7 13 m the estate f^^PJLS^,^ Mondavd thr w days a J/V'T' ed tha open air nh '»> aawkers were ruining their :n s l'°l«l their In/in- n. inlays. he area on luesdays, I H i ■A overheads I I 146 words
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11 1960-03-28 7 Charities Week peal was a sat success I -da I I11 words
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135 1960-03-28 7 AND THEY ARE MUSHROOMING ALL OVER CITY NUAPORE. Mon. Wayside stalls sellthing from needles to portable radios, and Chinese bs to patent mediare mushroom .1 over the city. ill-hold •.di.-e quoted m dearc ompeti: CI Uley mc exp •ould offer low .aller overhead char Chulia street and Malacca Street, rhey135 words
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Article, Illustration161 1960-03-28 7 A Boeing 'big brother' jet to cut flying time by half I'AYA LEBAR, .Monday. PAN-AMERICAN World Airways will inaugurate its lirsl jet service from Singapore to San Francisco on July 15 with the new Boeing .Til jet inter-continental clipper. The Boeing 321 will cut by hall the pre.-ent tlyine time161 words
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Article, Illustration104 1960-03-28 7 A LISTAIR Peter Douglas. son of Mr. J. A. Bain, of the Straits Times Press (M) Ltd.. and Mrs. Bain, was christened at St. Andrews Cathedral. Singapore, yesterday by the Dean of Singapore, the Very Reverend E. i>. Sheild. The baby wore aFree Press - 104 words
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Article215 1960-03-28 7 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Singa- pore police have drawn UP detailed plans to ensure I smooth traffic along all j routes leading to the Nan- yang University on Satur- j day for its first convocation. The police have drawn up the plans far m advance to avoid the mammoth215 words
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72 1960-03-28 7 Mr. KWOK CALLS FOR A VIGILANTE CORPS QUEENSTOWN. Mon.— The secretary of the Silat Estate community centre. Mr. Johnny Kwok, yesterday urged residents to come forward and help form a vigilante corps. Mr. Kwok said several petty thefts had occured m the estate recently, especially m Silat Road where there72 words
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Article297 1960-03-28 7 Two men want the NO JOBS. BUT THEY'RE DETERMINED SINGAPORE, Mon. Two married men. who have been unemployed for the last two years, yesterday declared that so long as they had hands to work with, they wouldn't go round asking the Social Welfare Department for help. And testifying to their297 words
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31 1960-03-28 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. A total of 25 people donated blood yesterday at the General Hospital. This included five members of the People's Action Party's Farrer Park branch.31 words
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Advertisement142 1960-03-28 7 MOBILE BAZAAR U NDERCUT TRAnc D||T I 3 more IROFESSIONALS the world over are turning to ASHICA mat I eir most important assignments f-~ FEATURES tully-outomotic 4-in 1 operation/ One turn ot crank transports film, K^Sflj counts frames, sets shutIM ter and prevents double "l| LN^fl eaposure. WmXffr^zfammm .BBrft RAZOR-SHARP142 words
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Advertisement95 1960-03-28 7 Bp m* #L()()KI\(i LOVELY TODAY is Mis. Oris Ware, 21, ;i telephone operator. Afff/? THE SALE E UNPACKED TO-DAY *taaM*a*a*MM-a-a>*a*B-H*M**M*a*M-atl**B-M*M-M-***a*l**a*> DROP IN AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. WASSIAMULLS THE STORE WITH THE LATEST FOR EVERYBODY IN THE HOME. HIGH STREET SINGAPORE 1 w/gjr*L^F mt m m i HaVTHaatiK K>^kL V "afi95 words
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Miscellaneous241 1960-03-28 7 DAILY CROSSWORD Bill L* t t »l»M-»X MM *«aaaa«*i i iris \t BOSS rt of whelking B>. scorn H*>els over with aids to 5). 11). no doubt. In salt water with Alternative o put out on le.i ill heaps of sana ma 24. Meals— about a hundred ...d the deck241 words
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Miscellaneous102 1960-03-28 7 FEDERATION OV BO^ X WiAl A CUM: Sewing dM CLUBS (Queen Street): Judo c 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. 1 p.m lo 3 p.m.; motor repairing class, pho- p.m.; 3 pm. lo 5 p.m embroldtography 7 p.m cry class 11 am to 1 p.m.. 2 p.m. K^°a? G^ OV R,102 words
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220 1960-03-28 8 Those DANGEROUS years when a man turns to another woman MIDDLE age. In it a dangerous time for men? asks Mrs. K. She M rite^: 1^ We have been married 23 years rownup children. Until I husband '.lite and were vi ptemt> p; a m. one els 28 and sepaand220 words
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Article180 1960-03-28 8 MARGHANITA WEE - MARGHANITA WEE If fairs of (lie //part [by Meanwhile I am going; through hell. My mother says many men act strangely m middle and it would be r to make the best Of things until my husband comes to his He is 49 and I180 words
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Article, Illustration1007 1960-03-28 8 When life's just one big y-a- w-n I\|KS. i iuia usually gets seven hours sleep. But it" she treats herself to an extra long Jit m bed she yawns the whole of the next 1 low mi ilo we need*? Well, we born lired! Babies sleep most of the mr1,007 words
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Advertisement40 1960-03-28 8 LISTENING x^ PHONE 7053.? I FURNITURE j4W REMOVALS /.j^. TRANSPORT STORAGE LTD. i Street, Singapore I. Manapnp Director Ronald Peck. [__Lonq_stof Oo e^iiie Troe to life sound with the greatest clarity _J MOCK CHEQNG CO. 3. Tht Arcndr S.noor^ j^>40 words
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Advertisement23 1960-03-28 8 HAVE YOU a health problem? Send it to the Free Press Doctor. But remember, he can answer your questions only m this column.23 words
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Miscellaneous335 1960-03-28 8 Word Puzzk f K Correct solut^M* I L— L— 1 J LjJI j THE JUDGES' COMMEnI ON DIFFICULT CLUES I THF nri/e in the E2 4 Ma >' l nL P'«/^ m sons feeli: Singapore Free A BL Press $500 W ord dicate feeiir.i».. .„i v »i?" .a. ne would335 words
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43 1960-03-28 9 Sports... elephants what do know? of li m> I ink ml nrporl of ink out I nmlbat d I the the M hes k s quiz I > -.J ni.i I till I lo I :hr I mnir tl of I I Mount l>un-43 words
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Article, Illustration330 1960-03-28 9 OS MIRACLES ...AND GOOD ...AND EVIL AKSDHFDFD GOD'S FRONTIER By Martin Descalzo Hutchinson, is JOSK LUIS MAR--TIN DESCALZO undoubtedly the outstanding personality m m o(Ie m Spanish literature and m modern European literature, ton. He is a young man of 30 a member of the Roman Catholic priesthood, but above330 words
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Article340 1960-03-28 9 HPUM AT A VENu TURE. Gerald Sparrow. Pan, $1.25. Judge Sparrow was sent from Bangkok to the Shan States on the Burma border to investigate the activities of a notorious princess who trafficked m opium. She ruled hundreds of men by the whip, the340 words
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410 1960-03-28 9 First war bookand 3,000 years one of greatest I THE ANGER OF ACHILLES. HOMER'S ILIAD. Translated by Robert Graves. Cassell, 30 WHATEVER posterity will say about Robert Graves as a poet and he is bound to be remembered as a major minor poet he is tain to be treasured as410 words
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Article, Illustration627 1960-03-28 9 Cpl. K. H. Sharp - Cpl. K. H. Sharp Story by ■P in iiinon •r.oed with Pe-.r-old post of from Accessible rpteted. the old padi. is flatter and an ideal landing zone for small planes. Work on the strip has gone ahead so fast that it is nowCpl. D. L. Sullivan - 627 words
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Advertisement33 1960-03-28 9 I CIGARETTES OV THK BEST X ING PLEASURE ;20 CIGARETTES FOR 55 cts. "*T fl aaaHlN*aaaaaaaaaßaav ff-gaaaaa-ajE^ Mjassm MmaMaanaaatamSftawsas »>s j S3 I P """"■"""^^^Z. VjA g\\r 11-I^-^-^w/ s^TTSimcl y DBeTmH m i*«33 words
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Advertisement123 1960-03-28 9 X^ime and JJate automatically mv THE SWISS WATCH J&SS^2i FOR ALL CLIMATES f\ \l* V^ YOUR GUARANTEE ok Rf \>J* More than 100 yean of Wf r/ta^^*' successful trading m Asia WW/ M> and a Modern Service after Wf/ jtr safe under Guarantee Terms. Jr \f^3 FAVRE LEUBA WATCH CO..123 words
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Advertisement50 1960-03-28 9 FBAD THE SMALLS 0 A SMALL AD m the classified Columns of th«* Straits Tv brings its advertiser quick and satisfactory results. Singapore readers should dial 2800 and ask for: "TELE ADS Federation >uld contact their Straits Times office complete the classified f«>rm. STRAITS TIMfS CI \SSIPIED ADVKRTISIIMrM SKKNK t50 words
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89 1960-03-28 11 awn trial for Holiday Flight he 's fit and impressive we; r«s Mouse's training hadwick) impressed at Rnk.t t: l. disposed of three m >Vi T,mah th,s morning I :K e cSd c aiS Hondr v s u° n v bit Kom.m Galfej tonally t0 <i- Titilino son) over asm89 words
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96 1960-03-28 11 After 30-mile tlead Moss drops out SEBRIXG. Mon -A Poi driven by Oliver Gendebien -B-Igium. and Hans Herrr (Germahvi. t won th*' Sebnnji IL'idurance race. Hermann their victory alter the powerful Fen gratis round the t uit for ds of the rat Bad luck rati dr. BriStirli M and AmeliReuter - 96 words
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303 1960-03-28 11 THE TEST nORT OF SPAIN, 1 Mon. The umpires have apparently decided not to intervene In the bumper "war." The second day of the fifth Test here was full of fire and short pitched balls Conrad Iluntc. West Indies opener, retired hurt after being303 words
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Article26 1960-03-28 11 OMOTED RINA EASES I •fl I (saaal 1 ifl a] < *a1 I J fs «J The pi omjsinf **a^| and jl future 3 •fl •"fl a^H26 words
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Article, Illustration10 1960-03-28 11 i>t l)a>. March doing: Good10 words
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Article, Illustration1188 1960-03-28 11 ALLAN LEWIS - ALLAN LEWIS Ety THE absence of Selan- gor Gold Cup winner, Technicolor 11, from the main race, Class 1 Div. 1 One Mile, at Bukit Timah on Saturday robbed the race of a lot of interest. But when Technicolor II was scratched punters took it as a1,188 words
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Advertisement13 1960-03-28 11 VJICA |5-SE J VW I //v I s PHOTO CO. Tl Rd J595*13 words
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Advertisement253 1960-03-28 11 The sewing machine &a) i wi,h 'Mechanical Brain i *>. J' -ffo£ s#*x ov&t 200, 000 ofoztp/tsf gMraaattSaalta^i^BaiaaßaVasasal V supernova ultra *r m -T"^ C ..s. iJ '1 n J^j <'^\ /l ~^T\ This remarfcabli .er 200.000 different embroidery .stitches as well straight stitch, zip-zag, with one and two neea.253 words
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Article115 1960-03-28 12 $876,895 turnover at Bukit Imah-mmus booties Up go the winning dividends as well m every race SINGAPORE, Mon.— The lotalisator turnover at Bukit Timah on Saturday was $876,895, a record for any one day's racing m Malaya. It was made up of $607,195 on the115 words
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43 1960-03-28 12 THE BIRTH OF AN ISLAND-IT IS STILL SIZZLING DORT MORESBY. Mon. A two- mile lon volcanic island. "burnt, blackened and izzling" has risen out of the Bismark St Accordii appro:- 25 .v Guinea •ed by Tyi Qa from i Is 18' n ReuterReuter - 43 words
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Article, Illustration62 1960-03-28 12 JUMPING for joy is a schoolgirl who just could not restrain herself during the excitement oi* the Inter-District schools netball championships. A Free Press cameraman took this shot at Raffles Girls Primary School at the weekend. Pasir Panjang entered the final62 words
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131 1960-03-28 12 OPERATION OVER AND TITO'S ENEMY DJILAS GOES BACK TO PRISON BELGRADE, Mon. Milovan D j i 1 a s, former Yugoslav VicePresident and Communist leader, has been moved back to the prison m Sremska Mitrovica. near here, after he underwent a successful operation for appendicitis m Belgrade two weeks ago.131 words
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113 1960-03-28 12 Bakers strike, so it's Republican bread for North Ireland BELFAST, Mon. Motorists from Northern Ireland streamed into the Irish Republic today to buy bread. With a strike of northern bakers they want 20 shillings more pay a week now m its second week, the bakeries m the south did aReuter - 113 words
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187 1960-03-28 12 BOB PERIES - Family owns tallest building— but Mr. Crown says: 'It is nothing' BOB PERIES By SINGAPORE. Mon COFT spoken Mr. E. Crown, whose family owns the tallest building m the world the Empire State Building— was too modest to talk about it Yesterday. Probably one of the richest men on board187 words
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91 1960-03-28 12 JUNIOR SCHOOL HEAD DIES AFTER OPERATION SINGAPORE. Mon. MR. S. K. BANDARA. principal of St. Andrews Junior School 11. died yester- day after an operation m the General Hospital. Singapore. Mr. Bandara. 33. wa.> a former pupil of the school. i .After completing his train- ing. he joined the teaching91 words
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110 1960-03-28 12 The Ku Klux Klan puts on a show of strength with crosses r»ALHOUN (Alabama). Mon. The fiery cross of the Ku Klux Klan lit the sky over many parts of the south on Saturday night. I the vs and ti-N Roman Catholic, ation were h In eviden Questioned m Alabama,Reuter - 110 words
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Article12 1960-03-28 12 WELLINGTON. Mon. -New Zealand will raise university stall' salaries.- ReuterReuter - 12 words
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123 1960-03-28 12 STOMACH PILLS FOR THE BRITISH OLYMPIC ATHLETES: TESTS NOW ON T OXDON, Mon. British athletes taking part m the Olympic Games m Rome this summer may be given pills to keep them from having stomach trouble. Dr. H. B. May. director of clinical laboratories at London Hospital, said tests were123 words
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Article31 1960-03-28 12 OSAKA. Mon. Some 167 delegates to Hie ninth General Assembly of the International Press Institute m Tokyo arrived here yesterday icr a three-day visit m western Japan. ReuterReuter - 31 words
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Article15 1960-03-28 12 .TEHERAN. Mon. King Hussein of Jordan will visit Iran on April 4.15 words
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354 1960-03-28 12 SINGAPORE, Mon. AN Wednesday evening I watched an audience "rolling m the aisles" to the razor-sharp dialogue of Noel Coward's "Nude with Violin." On Saturday, at the Victoria Theatre. I saw another audience express just such lively appreciation of354 words
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