The Singapore Free Press, 2 July 1960
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Title Section18 1960-07-02 1 THE NEWSPAPER EVERYBODY IS TALKING ABOUT The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. SATURDAY. JULY 2. 1960. 15 CENTS.18 words
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Article, Illustration98 1960-07-02 1 Nepal demand for compensation after that attack by Chinese MINISTER UPADHYAYA TELLS SENATE OF DEATH OF OFFICER AND CAPTURE OFJI7JIEPALESE BY THE REDS: KOIRALA SENDS A PERSONAL PROTEST KATMANDU, Saturday. ime Minister, Mr. B. P. Koirala, has protested per- ommunist Chinese Prime Minister, Mr.98 words
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Article, Illustration210 1960-07-02 1 sup at Getty's lavish party r^UILDFORD. (Sur- rev). Sat. Multimillionaire. Mr. J. Paul Getty invited 1.200 distinguished guests to his (M)S850,000 housewarming party, but by early yesterday morning 2,000 people were drinking his champagne and eating his cavaire. Security officers were driven to despair by elegantly dressed210 words
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96 1960-07-02 1 MOSCOW HAS NUCLEAR PLANE, SAYS EXPERT IITASHINGTON. Sat.— Mr. Tf Meivin Price. Chairman the House of Representative^ Re>earch and Development Sub-committee. >aid yesterday he believed the Soviet Union had a noclemr plane ready to fly. He toid .t news conference that he believed the Ru>stana were merely waiting r theReuter - 96 words
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Article28 1960-07-02 1 VIENNA Sat. Mr. Andrei Gromyko. the Soviet Foreign Minister said there was no cc at all that Russia would return to the 10-nation rmament committee.28 words
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Article28 1960-07-02 1 WASHINGTON. Sat. Democratic Senator Wayne Morse said m the Senate yesterday that the despatch of U-2 spy planes over Russia was -an act of aggression."28 words
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Article21 1960-07-02 1 LONDON. Sat— Mr. A. M. Obote. President of the Uganda People's Congress forecast independence by next June.21 words
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Article35 1960-07-02 1 m lON DON Sat. Stirling Moss, ace British racing driver injured m practice for the Belgian Grand Prix, said yesterday he hoped to be fit for the Italian Grand Prix m September.35 words
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Article, Illustration254 1960-07-02 1 N0 TRACE 0F RUNWAY SINGAPORE GIRL AND CYPRIOTrJTHEY MAY HAVE WED' FEARS LONDON, Sat.— Sylvia kwik, 17-year-old daughter of a Singapore businessman, and her Cypriot friend, Pandelis Papa Lazarou, who disappeared on Monday, remain untraced, a chancery court judge was told yesterday. On the application254 words
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156 1960-07-02 1 It's that word again on the B.B.C. T ON DON, Sat.— Shocked television viewers picked up their telephones yesterday to complain about words that were "hardly 8.8.C." The words were heard m the background on the British Broadcasting Corporation's televised visit to Wimbledon tennis championship. As play stopped for rain,Reuter - 156 words
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Article35 1960-07-02 1 ROME. Sat. The United Nations* five-year campaign to fight hunger opened yesterday with an appeal to nations to exploit to the full the "vast" food resources still untapped throughout the world.35 words
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Article22 1960-07-02 1 JAKARTA. Sat. President Sukarno has banned strikes by workers and lockouts by employers m "all vital enterprises' m Indonesia.22 words
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145 1960-07-02 1 MOGADISHU (Somalia), Saturday. QNK person was reported killed and 30 injured m bloody clashes after rival demonstrations which followed the birth of the new Republic of Somalia. Twenty-two of the 30 were reported injured by small arms fire. PoolsReuter - 145 words
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Article28 1960-07-02 1 NICOSIA, Sat. The last obstacle to Cyprus independence was broken down yesterday and "complete agreement" on all questions was announced m an Anglo-Cyp-riot communique.28 words
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Article27 1960-07-02 1 WASHINGTON. Sat.— The Standard Oil Company of New Jersey said the Cuban Government owed $30 million for past shipments of crude oil from Venezuela.27 words
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51 1960-07-02 1 Ship breaks up 39 trapped aboard BOMBAY, Sat. The 7.133--ton Greek tramp steamer Rita, ran aground and broke m two m shallow water yes- terday about half a mile off the coast of Portuguese Goa, eastern India. Thirty-nine members of the crew' were trapped on one half of the sinking51 words
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Article26 1960-07-02 1 LONDON. Sat, Princess: Anne had her first helicopter flight yesterday when she flew with her father to Wimbledon to see the tennis championships.26 words
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57 1960-07-02 1 ACCRA. Sat. President Nkrumah of Ghana reaffirmed last night that Ghana's foreign policy of non-align-ment would remain unaltered following Ghana's charge to a republic yesterday and said: •I believe this policy is the best for us In our circumstances. We want to be57 words
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Article17 1960-07-02 1 MOSCOW. Sat. Dr. Djuanda Kartawidjad.ia. the First Minister of Indonesia, went sightseeing m Moscow yesterday.17 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement48 1960-07-02 1 Ide value M I .Hid w orld xvido fame JZEISS IKON I p^bVPlHpt^n ILFORD I belter j pictures I *r*« v-.,, Z) i V ty Fast and -**f*%* 'p*/ fine grain y^ \^,2 Preferred by A 'Sr Amateurs and Professionals alike hw tr °m all leading Photographic Stores48 words
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Advertisement155 1960-07-02 1 THIS MORNING'S RACING TIPS DIRECT FROM THE COURSE ON BACK PAGE Robinsons present AN EYE TO FASHION' Miss Yvonne Ijames, Regional Consultant of Revlon is m Singapore, ond invites you to a special Demonstrotion/Fashion Show on 9th July, at 10.30 a.m. m Robinson's Restaurant. Revlon's fabulous "new look" m eye155 words
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Advertisement108 1960-07-02 1 VAN Hli\ FOR fw fixe £mJ^h~ Fl lI.MTI :re"^ 136/142, Orchard Road, Spore 9 Tels: *****, ***** A *****. ICBM tests by U.S. WASHINGTON. Sat. The United States plans to launch intercontinental ballistic missiles into the Eniwetok Bikini area from Vandenberg Air Force ftaK m California, Pay rise for 18,500108 words
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165 1960-07-02 2 Small buying aids recovery in gilts but oils recede in the London stock markets LONDON. Sat. 'VUK lock mark- I ended generally satisfactory v(^ rather subdued and uncertain yesterday. UnaUon to commitmfMit 1 bUSInCM <•<>:. traded. However, there was a welcome Improvement In moved I a mall bu; I :deneu165 words
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Article147 1960-07-02 2 Amusement shares m demand but drugs drop >TEW YORK.—WaII Street I closed steady yesterday with mobtly fractional price changes each way. There was little m the business news to stimulate buying and eveniny-up operations m front of tne extended 4th of July holiday weekend dominated trading. News that147 words
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Article169 1960-07-02 2 Sellers are not keen and the bids go up for business TOXDOX: Iniluenced by the higher level at Singapore. the market wai steady at the opening. Sellers were not keen lo offer and bio> had to be raided a little before business could be effected. Sellers remained reserved j169 words
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Article49 1960-07-02 2 <»\KI\Mi. I ..<■ Xii. b 10.000 toiii 0] pin iron t o Jap I)e\iiN 1 tran.^.' ci .ed Rumour* beard ol other .ale^ of pi^ .:(;t» tO Jaj);.U. The United States for many months baa been a negligible exporter oi pi| iron while importing moderate tonnages.49 words
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592 1960-07-02 2 Drops in all sterling and dollar rubbers, tins I PAGE TWO GIVES YOU THE DETAILS OF THE II UPS AND DOWNS OF YOUR INVESTMENTS SINGAPORE, Saturday. (CONDITIONS were generally easier all round on the Malayan Stock Exchan^ yesterday when the banks were closed for th< half-yearly stock-taking. All the 10592 words
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Article72 1960-07-02 2 Amalgamated Bruas LONDON: In a letter to Amalgamated Bruas Rubber Estates shareholders the board say that tne annual accounts for the past "ear disclose trading results which would justify a final dividend of not les\s than 50 per cent making with the interim dividend a total of 60 per72 words
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Article153 1960-07-02 2 The people's Volkswagen BONN: Legislation on the denationalisation of the Volkswagen works wa.s completed here today when the West German Bundesrat (Upper House) approved a last Bill on the issue. The company, founded by the Nazi Labour Front m 1938, la to be converted into a publiclimited company withU.P.I. - 153 words
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Article330 1960-07-02 2 Round the World Market Prices NUTt: All prices oeloiu are middle prices. landed price 13 Ml COFFEE Futures B Contract July M.S4 M.25 Above prices quoted m IS c»-nts pt-r Ib. Malabar spot 86, afloati •>«s. Juiv thipmem tifti. Lamponu ipo< ;iHoa:> «H*. July shipirn-nt 6»J*. ICuntok whitn spot :i»id330 words
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Article87 1960-07-02 2 London tin: Firm market depends on its own supplies of cash metal LONDON: 1 m was very firm continuing largely to reflect the technical position arising out of the past buffer pool operations. Moreover, as Irom yesterday the pool manaeer cannot sell un the market which is now <3ependem87 words
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Article837 1960-07-02 2 UP rTo^l DOWN CWJ UNCHANGED P 131 NOTE: AH prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE, Frmay. Previous Tooay INDUSTRIALS Alex. Bricks Ords (N) .SO .90 j Atlas \ic ll.CO Bu.ersj B.B. Petro 1 4b 6 45. 6 B.M. Trustees S21 5 25 Con. Tin Sme.t. Pret. 20 3 3 Crds.837 words
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Advertisement92 1960-07-02 2 I PHILIPS Pg^J [piiilips > "'"^s*fc M W .inJ lwoS.lt Iliuhlv efficient -4 loudsix-.tkcr Operates oa tour flashlight battet SVnartly ttyled cabinet .a... Send the STRAITS BUDGE i I to your friends abroad l*»\ .iinii.nl vwr\ uct>k to I X I uro|ie and I I Auvtrali.t (^\<tin\ v.» 4- tor92 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous650 1960-07-02 2 &y CAT &V I^l THE t. A. V. LINES fi< Sa.l.nr t» ADEN DID SEA MEDITERRANEAN. jft CONTINENTAL SCANDINAVIAN PORTS. \f~> 1 S aore P. S ham Peaant •< m s F^istna a 1' 2 July jA m S.nalaa I" P<> f t 2 July <JrQ' Jr rr s Saeidha650 words
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Miscellaneous259 1960-07-02 2 Sff/PBW CHIPS lyitii; alongside the Singanor*- Harbour Board wharves this morning are: Sice. Advocate 1/2, Tegelberu 4/5. Tin ana 6A, Perim 6 7. Samodiia 8/9. Babana 10/11, Schwabaustsiu 13/14. Amiloc'ius i 5 16. Bangkok Maru 18. Wairata 19. Soon Hu.U N. Wall 3. Giang Ann N. Wail 5. Kasim'oar 21/22.259 words
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Miscellaneous285 1960-07-02 2 HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD To (Colombo), Genoo, Marseilles, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Bremen Hamburg. Calls Southampton for passengers s&'sk, 1 D3O Juß i s ■s «5 s BAYERNSTEIN LLOYD 30 Juiy 1 Express Ser»tce Omits Marseille! To Manila. Hongkong, Yokohama, Nogoyo and REIFENSTEIN fllOYD) FRANKFURT (HAfAG) ISARSTEIN (LLOYO) Z1 J ly285 words
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76 1960-07-02 3 PILLAI - PILLAI :all will go to b y c through t.u.c. ding employees /ate firms fdg SINGAPORE. Saturday aporc > nicest unions has called .ivcrnnuMit to restrict jobs m comto local citizens. i-M-nLitions will Ix- made to Labour mu\ Law, Mr. K. M. DOO-strong Singapore76 words
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129 1960-07-02 3 MRS. FOZDAR IS BACK AFTER A LONG LECTURE TOUR SINGAPORE. Sat. Mrs. Shirin Fozdar. secretary of the Singapore Council of Women, baa returned after an extensive lecture tour of Australia. New Zealand. Europe and America. While In America. >he v.-ited Little Rock, though It was not included m her Itinerary,129 words
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16 1960-07-02 3 FIRING PRACTICE: WARNING TO MARINERS all g a:-.d 19 20. 29 beV\SF.\ ;e>: I nd and16 words
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Article38 1960-07-02 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. Kunji Raman, of Kampoiig Sunfci Tiram. 28. who aitemptea to commit suicide by drinking acid, was bound uvtT m the *urn of $100 for 12 months by the magistrate.38 words
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Article, Illustration195 1960-07-02 3 BOB PERIES - BOB PERIES Black belt skipper of the Seta By SINGAPORE. Sat gLIGHTLY built, silver haired Captain J. Morisawa is one skipper the members of Ills crew dare not tangle with. If they do they are likely to be easily hurled high into the air to195 words
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Article80 1960-07-02 3 THE APEX BANK DENANG. Sat. The Federation of Malaya Police Thrift and Loan Society has granted a 51. 500.000 loan to the Apex Bank at 5 per cent interest. A cheque for the initial $800,000 was handed to the rrmnager of the Apex Bank. Inche80 words
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178 1960-07-02 3 30 under notice to quit within a month appeal to Ministry KUALA LUMPUR Saturday. f lllivrv daily-paid skill al the Port Dickson garrison of the Federation Armed Forces have appealed against the month's notice served on them. Thi> was disclosed m the editorial of the Voice of Temporaries, the official178 words
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104 1960-07-02 3 JAP LINE TO RUN REGULAR SERVICE TO INDONESIA SINGAPORE, Tnurs. The Japanese Shipping Line, Nippon Yusen Kaisha, Tokyo, is to operate a new service to Indonesia from next month. It will be a monthly service from Japan to Europe via Indonesia and will fill the vacuum created by the banning104 words
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88 1960-07-02 3 40 YOUTHS FORM NEW BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT SINGAPORE. Sat. Forty ►3 youths between 11 and 18 years of age, have been registered to form the first Pandu Indonesia (Boy Scout movement) at the Indonesian Club at Bukit Timah Road. The movement has been formed to promote extracurricular activities among locally-domiciled88 words
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Article22 1960-07-02 3 PENANG. Sat. The City Council here has approved its first supplementary budget providing for an expenditure of $6.*****9.22 words
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Article24 1960-07-02 3 KOTA BAHRU. Sat. The Kelantan Government is to give 100 buffalo-cows to the Pahang Government for a breeding scheme there.24 words
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Article35 1960-07-02 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Youths between 18 and 26 years of age are wanted for training m the various units ot the Territorial Army m i the Federation. Recruiting j 1 began yesterday^35 words
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Article21 1960-07-02 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. Five more civilian investigators are to De recruited for the Singapore Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau.21 words
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Article20 1960-07-02 3 IPOH, Sat. The Perak State Alliance aims to collect m time for the next generaT elections20 words
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Advertisement100 1960-07-02 3 >OO MUST BE WON EVERT WEEK SSAIL AWAY WITH UNFORGETTABLE BARGAINS A FOR LADIES U.P. NOW Dacron Tight LSk.rts 1150 6.50 Plain Ptd Shorts 5 50 3.20 Pram Ptd Slacks 9.50 4.20 Lastex ESw.msu.ts 12 50 6.50 Shirt Blouses 4.90 2.20 French dress Lace 4 50 1.80 DSHEETS, TOWELS, PILLOWCASES100 words
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Advertisement245 1960-07-02 3 FREE ENTRY CONTEST- SEE PAGE 12 LATEST -^—^^[finul $325/TAPt Rt [ORDER/* ri-» W^lfc^W *^^"Cj^^^w^ i fjm i«W. '> A^^B&& a FIJIT fil RiP^^BV^ M flo Model fL 77 M fl B^ vuper.orquo >- H Ib ~M L^^ xN lif> tope r# i^H^^Hßc corder ot latest 2 k^ Pv^M tlvc deii9n245 words
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Miscellaneous159 1960-07-02 3 Medium Wave 476 metres. share marke'. repoit; 1.45 HerSHORT WAVE: 62 metres (47Bo ben von Kaiajan conducts. kc si from 9.00 p.m. 10.00 p.m. 2.00 The Malayan touch; 2.30 daily. Piano playtime; 2.45 Soli and PM. 1.00 Programme sum- 1 sweet; 3.15 Scottish Dance mary 1.03 Evergreen parade; Music: 3.30159 words
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312 1960-07-02 4 Doctors give woman a new lease of life with an electric heart LONDON, Saturday A FIFTY-SIX-YEAR-OLD woman suffering from a severe heart weakness is keeping herself alive and active with an electric heartbeat device implanted m her body. Whenever she feels faint, she has merely to press a switch. And312 words
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Article, Illustration62 1960-07-02 4 THE BRIDE HAD TO HURRY BACK TO HER 'CHILDREN' MOMENT IT WAS ALL OVER 0 KNOWN locally as The Madonna of St John's Wood' (a district m north London) Miss M. Devaney, matron of a children's nursery married Mr. Nodiroli. a Swiss eneinerr. m London recently. After the wedding, the62 words
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141 1960-07-02 4 MORE DRINKING CAN STOP PILOT FATIGUE SAYS DOCTOR MELBOURNE, Sat.—Australian National Airlines medical officer Dr. A. H. Toyne turned himself into a "guinea pig," investigating pilot lattgue m modern aircraft. And he discovered he lost up to Lftlb. weight m two hours' flying by sitting quitely beside a pilot m141 words
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145 1960-07-02 4 The housewife proves she is so much tougher than the men LONDON, Satuiday. JJOUSEWIVES have always said it. Now a doctor has proved them right. They ARE hack at their chores much quicker after an illness than the men. Mr. Arthur Gardner, «a Torquay surgeon, told the British Medical Association145 words
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61 1960-07-02 4 GOLD PAINT FOR NEW-LOOK RUBBISH BINS NEW YORK, Sat. FifthAvenue is the most expensive and chic street In New York. So it had to have something special In the way of litter bins. New ones being put up there at a cost of M 560,000 are not the usual drab61 words
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134 1960-07-02 4 NO PERMIT, SO IT'S BACK TO SEA FOR A DOG NEW YORK. Sat. A little black and tan dog named Pick Is "marooned" m the liner Berlin while bis owner, eight year-old Valeric Adams, waits patiently for him to be allowed into Britain. Pick's troubles started last month when Valen134 words
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188 1960-07-02 4 NAILS IN SHOES AND ITCHING HERBS... THAT'S HOW THE TIBETANS FIGHT THE REDS KATMANDU. Sat. THE Tibetans have their own methods of resistance to the Chinese occupation forces, according to a Nepalese trader just returned from Lhasa where local craftsmen are now being replaced by Chinese immigrants. A Chinese soidier188 words
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Article22 1960-07-02 4 WASHINGTON, Sat.—President and Mrs. Eisenhower will leave here next Thursday for a month's holiday at Newport, Rhode Island.22 words
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Article23 1960-07-02 4 SAO PAUL, Sat. A locomotive with faulty brakes rammed and derailed a passenger train, killing three passengers and injuring 70.23 words
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Article15 1960-07-02 4 HONGKONG, Sat— China has decided to recognise the newly proclaimed Republic of Somaliland.15 words
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Article37 1960-07-02 4 NEW YORK. Sat —If all the cars m the world were laid end to end. some Jerk would pull out and try to overtake them This is what motorists are saying m New York.37 words
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Advertisement48 1960-07-02 4 BUILT-IN TUNING/BATTERY H^ *X ~Zl^3— SSffiß ji Da" o O 0^ |1 AC MAIN/ BATTERY J J *^t|ll OBTAINABLE AT ALL DEALERS ROXY RADI ELECTRIC CO., *^*5552^^^^^^^ KOWLOON. HONG KONG. iiLiiLo A •••Mil HAPPY Sfc. H*>^Nssfl K^yfl mm J M A \m.ML I wJm<M *jL££Mm^, On Sale Now48 words
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Advertisement37 1960-07-02 4 D2SH3S« &^&fitu:e PktcisiOK Phi r.^^i a 3, The Arcade Bldq Sinqopore-I. Tel 17%24. m THE LATEST IN SHAVEtS' WtHCT SNAVI wMi WJgyi SHAVE* JQ. S3 jfl^ W«k [»>•'• -ir i. '•< In »—l> MMMnI H»il Mmavu watch co ML37 words
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Article, Illustration39 1960-07-02 5 Aussie girl Guide chief stops over on way home S a t.— 3 c minisGuides Miss E. d over aftei atm d by lit L ild the dded b ter- regi chief irious ps t«> atacts merits they IKANN39 words
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Article, Illustration427 1960-07-02 5 HARRY CHIA - HARRY CHIA THE SHORT CUT TO HEAVEN IS REVOLUTIONARY MARXISM'S PROMISE OF ROUTE TO HELU By SINGAPORE. Saturday. y\\\ DAVID MARSHALL, a well-known Singapore lawyer, has stressed the importance of respecting the activity <>i" capital m tlie island. Mr Marshall was speaking at a public427 words
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Article, Illustration235 1960-07-02 5 Young comic who writes own plays aims to make' Singapore laugh SINGAPORE, Saturday. fIIXETEEX-YEAR-OLD A. Hamid Salvino is oiji 4o make Singapore laugh. And he says, seriously, thai he means lo succeed al all costs. A born comedian. Salvino has won acclaim for his comic acts In numerous concerts and235 words
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Article31 1960-07-02 5 TEMERLOH. Sat. For failing to report an accident within 24 hours, a bus driver. Burok bin Bahim of the Trengganu Bu> Company Limited. Kuala Trengganu. was fiiu'd $25.31 words
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90 1960-07-02 5 BAHAUDIN CALLS FOR CURBS ON LAWLESS DRIVERS PENANG. Sat.— An Alliance rural district councillor. I Inche W. A. Bahaudin wants more police patrols to be sent to rural areas to check motorists who "drive as if the devil himself is chasing them.'" "They don't .>eem to care for the speed90 words
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99 1960-07-02 5 Automobile Association starts drive to prevent road deaths SINGAPORE. Sat. The Automobile Association of Singapore has launched an island wide road safety campaign. Hundreds of safety lir-t po>tt-rs for display at all petrol kiosks m Singapore havr been distributed by Association. Designed by thi Royal Society for the Prevention of99 words
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Article24 1960-07-02 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. President Carlo Garcia, of the Philippine^, is expected to arrive here on a five-day State visit m September.24 words
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79 1960-07-02 5 VARSITY STUDENTS WILL GO TO POLLS ON WEDNESDAY IJUKIT TIM AH. Sat.— One thousand six hundred varsity undergraduates will go to poils on Wednesday to elect thirty councillors for the Council of the University of Malaya Students Union. This will be the thirteenth election to a the Students' Council, and79 words
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Advertisement35 1960-07-02 5 NER PROVIDES HAPPINESS. WHEREVER YOU ARE. ith only >SOO EACH VIENNA sstta fn Theatre) (i m 1 "^^^^B 0 1 Wm*k Those iolio I /o;?oia today's exciting irette... full, t3". rrore I very Ted -romatK35 words
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Advertisement203 1960-07-02 5 f I WE NEVER STAND ON FORMALITY when hf fit yon m formal < lothnu If it d«i«-sn"t look right, we don't hesitate to tell you so. Foi of all tin < lothrv you wear, it is most important that evening clothes fit to pei fection. Any flaw stands out203 words
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Miscellaneous136 1960-07-02 5 RIP KIRBY By John Prentice Fred Diekenson i- I i^B» He*"* ff^W /Mm MANDRAKE by Lee Faik and Phil Davis ''y^£Z*OZA IKJGIPE I^t£U>B- A3 TMEt WATER PT3AIMS O(/T- .^.^--V,. UprirTJ H HECAN'T6O FAR A WATEK-PILLEC7 Al R RU_S TWE CHAMBER— J; W AWAY? BUT-- WMAT THE HEART OF JULIET Hy136 words
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Article, Illustration636 1960-07-02 6 BANG! It's Molly the 'It-Bomb' She wriggles, prances and swings like a hep-cat gOMBS ARE NEWS these days, whether they be the home-made or nuclear type, and, believe it or not, Singapore has been enjoying quite a spate of them during the past few years. Highly explosive too, these "bombs"636 words
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Article257 1960-07-02 6 TIME marches on. But timing can make or break a show. Take the case of a group of dancers who put on a floorshow at one of Sinsapores popular nightspots for m!- stance. Arriving m all their finery, they stepped out of the enveloping gloom into the257 words
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Article, Illustration281 1960-07-02 6 Rosalind, 1 9, flew, 3,000 miles just to attend big party TJOW FAR have you travelled to attend a cock 11 tail party? Ten, twenty, fifty or perhaps t hundred miles? Well, meet a girl who flew 3.000 miles to be at one the other day. She is 19-year-old Rosalind281 words
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Article, Illustration128 1960-07-02 6 A tag for lovely Joan Manning— 'Girl with the many faces' JOAN MANNING, the lovely young Irish lass with the haunting voice and the swinging guitar, now performing at a local nightclub, is earning a tag. It is "The girl with the many laces." When Joan arrived here she told128 words
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Advertisement739 1960-07-02 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. AT YOUR SERVICE II Wmtt it <Mtm.>—B»x i 9 el*, cxtrm To"> QUALITY COLOUR Print from i I-^ri TrNphone L.fe" 20"»1* P.O i.tjx I I us, I porr SINGAPORE S ONLY CCNUINE iM,<nnrnt« copied SHOPPING GUIDE :n n,,,H<. H f *tm> Box j* fli. extra JAVA MODES I739 words
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Advertisement593 1960-07-02 6 OWN A GRUNDIG FOR PERFECTION IN SOUND AND STYLE! Dear Sir. THAT $5,000 TRIP TO ROME IS A WASTE I support the ot "Pro Bono Publico"" m The Free Press I June 29). What is the use of sending Mr. Soh Ghee Soon who doe^ nor know hew to improve593 words
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Advertisement158 1960-07-02 6 i L WuKu ff otfX, Utmost comfort at reasonable rafc» l£ ORCHARD HOTEL LTD. Fully Air-conditioned ■f I Wine, dine and dance ot the w( nll\\ A tISTAUHANT 'H D s L mM SHUTTER SPEED of Hi jaoo secc {^P^^^^nEdttr S MOUTRIt CO. (M| LTO. CANCER KILLS i IMS1 M158 words
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Article80 1960-07-02 7 CHAN SWAN BEE - CHAN SWAN BEE L OW POWER SIGNALS PROM PORTABLES C AN BE BIG HAZARD T C NAVIGATION bvbvcb SINGAPORE. Sat. operating m Singapore have stop•ir piiiiiMfl» from using portable radi« ht> .us ;i general recommendation national Air Transport Associaikm umroended lhal portable radios used80 words
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120 1960-07-02 7 EX-SECURITY MEN TO PICKET MENTRI IF LAND APPEAL FAILS TELUK ANSON, Sat. About 130 former members ot the Security Forces m Lower Perak have decided to picket the Perak Mentri Besars office m Ipoh if their plea tor land DOi answered. They had applied for 1460 acres of land at120 words
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Article17 1960-07-02 7 Bo 1 Haji Johore. mc m \M been Of and ■c all17 words
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Article38 1960-07-02 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat A cenotaph will be t-rected m the Lake Gardens on the approach road to Parliament Hou>e. It will be surrounded by fountains and a. flower garden, and will be illuminated at night.38 words
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63 1960-07-02 7 SINGAPORE. Sat— The Hwu Kong Lai Chi Ski at KalI lang Road. Singapore, has been struck oil the Register of Societies by the Ministry of Home Affairs. The Government Gazette states that the Hwa Kong Lai Chi Sia had been used for "unlawful63 words
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147 1960-07-02 7 SINGAPORE, Saturday. PLAREXCE Cyril D'Souza, 39, helped a European posing as a RAF squadron-leader, to client a photo shop of a S'JOO camera and $r>() cash, the First Cnminal District Court was told. Senior Inspector E. H. Shares, prosecuting,147 words
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Article42 1960-07-02 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat, The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, has accepted an invitation to attend the inaugural dinner and dance of the Institute of Engineers i Federation of Malaya) to be held here on July 16.42 words
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Article142 1960-07-02 7 MAN SCALED WALL THEN SLASHED HIS WIFE WHILE SHE WAS HAVING A BATH: HE IS JAILED FOR 6 MONTHS SINGAPORE. Sat.— While a housewife was having her bath her husband^cHSibed^ Into the bathroom and slashed her with a knife, a magistrate's court was told. Yeo Cheng Leong. of Bukit Ho142 words
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Article25 1960-07-02 7 IPOH Sat The Perak branch of the Malayan Outward Bound Association will hold its annual meeting at the Malaya Club. Kampar. tomorrow.25 words
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145 1960-07-02 7 TREASURY STAFF TO HAVE FUN AT BIG PICNIC SINGAPORE. Sat A grand statT picnic organised by the social subcommittee of the Treasury Recreation dub will be held tomorrow at Telok Paku Rest House. The picnic, which will be the first of its kind, will be •attended by 200 Treasury staff145 words
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Article, Illustration166 1960-07-02 7 ROY LAZAROO - No. 7 brings luck for Jenny again: She wins a picnic beauty title ROY LAZAROO By SINGAPORE, Sat. <IGHTEEN-YEAR-OLD Jenny Kan was elected "Miss Cable and Wireless" at a picnic organised by the Cable and Wireless Club, at Pulau (Join. lore than 200 who attended the picnic picked Jenny from166 words
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Article24 1960-07-02 7 KLUANG, Sat. The Mentri Besar of Johore. Dato Haji Hassan bin Haji Yunos. haB opened the new $240,000 Rest House here.24 words
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179 1960-07-02 7 Tjiluwah's last call at Singapore ends a shipping era SINGAPORE, S a t.— The last of the Dutch ships to call at Indonesian ports, the Royal Interocean Line's Tjiluwah, made her last call at Singapore with her usual nil of deck passengers bound for China. She sailed the same evening179 words
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Article39 1960-07-02 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat The Yang di-Pertuan Agong yesterday sent greetings to the President of Ghana on befalf of the Malayan people and Government on the occasion of the African State becoming a republic within the Commonwealth.39 words
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Article36 1960-07-02 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat About 500 guests attended a reception given by the Canadian High Commisstoner Mr A. R. Menzies and Mrs. Menzies at their residence here last night to mark Canada's National Day.36 words
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Article28 1960-07-02 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Thp Malayan Trade Union Congress has completed arrangements for a residential trade union course for 30 unionists for a week starting today.28 words
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Advertisement11 1960-07-02 7 Pmmui Fan. m X^ W twcto. c V 1 "-"i-Hot. boi.ru11 words
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Advertisement238 1960-07-02 7 "ASAHI" WORLD FAMOUS CULTURED PEARLS IN ALL FORMS OF JEWELLERY AT ITS LATEST FASHIONABLE DESIGNS. NOW ON DISPLAY SOLE AGENTS: S. P. H. de SILVA LTD. 43, HIGH STREET It AIRPORT SINGAPORE 6, STATION ROAD IPOH .OCIATE COMPANY S. P. H. DE SILVA (H.K.) LTD. HONG KONG. $1,000/- REWARD The238 words
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Miscellaneous45 1960-07-02 7 rOP-Alibimoney By_Cog HU AtKiOIUBO. MIOOLI- Vt)u vnA3ulO«oV Q OF CcX>aSe WOT KKX3VU«sJCiTMe BOSS MTI AjGKO VVMJ* LEFT LEA^VE ME FOR- ARE YOU OUT MEbCtV/e Don't trust to lock... be sure ot a pleasant evening every day with a regular order for The Singapore Free Press45 words
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Miscellaneous39 1960-07-02 7 TODAY: 4.34 p.m. TOMORROW: 4.39 p.m. and 5.31 p.m. MONDAY: 6.08 a.m. and 6.35 p.m. TUESDAY: 7.43 a.m. and 7.3? p.m. WEDNESDAY: 9.00 a.m. and 8.31 p.m. THURSDAY: 10.00 a.m. and 9.21 p.m. FRIDAY: 10.52 a.m. and 10.08 p.m.39 words
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Article, Illustration263 1960-07-02 8 CHAN SWAN BEE - CHAN SWAN BEE AFTER TWO YEARS' TRAINING IN INDIA UNDER COLOMBO PLAN, LOCAL YOUTHS TAKE OVER CONTROLS AT MALAYAN AIRWAYS By SINGAPORE. Sat THK three youths on the right have every rea son to smile. For the first time since they returned from263 words
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Article, Illustration53 1960-07-02 8 CANNIBALS? THEY ARE NO STRANGERS TO ME-ENGINEER SINGAPORE, Sat Cannibals are no strangers to this oil engineer from the wilds of Dutch New Guinea. "I meet them everyday." says Mr. Gerros Wimaensz. Mr. Wimaensz was on his way back to Holland with his wife and family. He is attached to53 words
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159 1960-07-02 8 Multi-storey 'home' for Asian students at Australian university SINGAPORE, Saturday AX Australian real estate developer will build a hostel this year for Asian students of the University of Sydney. This was disclosed by the executive director of Savoy Corporation Ltd., Mr. W. G. Hodgekiss, who is on a business tour159 words
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Article30 1960-07-02 8 PETALING JAVA, Sa,t. The first Baptist Church has announced that young peoples' meetings will now be held on Sundays at 6 p.m. and the worship at 7 p.m.30 words
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177 1960-07-02 8 This temple needs $50,000 to complete its project SERANGOON, Sat. The head priest of the Sri Lankaramaya Buddhist Temple m St. Michael Road, the Yen. Chandrasiri Thera, is appealing for funds to complete the new temple. Construction work on the temple, started m early 1956, has been temporarily halted because177 words
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Advertisement88 1960-07-02 8 THIS CHANGING WORLD... My Word, Malaya has changed a 10t.,. NOT ONLY MALAYA -THE WHOLE WORLD. AND THINGS ARE STILL MOVING AT A TERRIFIC PACE... Yes, that's what makes it so important these days to have a paper that keeps you m touch, that not only reports events but interprets88 words
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Advertisement231 1960-07-02 8 a 35mm camera 1 v f H£ Features: CO der Duilt-m ex, $234/- I with f 2.8 Kata Lens TOP DISCOUNT FOR CASH 1 Solr \^pnt^ A *•>< :\i< Stali< "TITHES" DENTAL PHOTO SUPPLY. LTD.' Head Ottice: 193, Cornorvon Sticct f-. nanq Branches: 70, Pudu Rood, Kuala t.u r/S^/ tc^231 words
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Miscellaneous237 1960-07-02 8 DIARY OF TODAY'S EVENfS WESLEY METHODIST CHURCH: Thanksgiving supper with magic show musical enter- tainmeni m aid of Church Manse Fund at Anglo-Chinese School auditorium. Barker Road. 7.30 p.m. STUDY GROUP MOVEMENT: Lectures on General Papers (.H.S.C.t 2 p.m.; English Language (S.C.) 4 p.m. at British Council lecture room. Amber237 words
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Miscellaneous741 1960-07-02 8 DAMLY CROSSWORD CLUES ACROSS trollable 1 Would such an inhabitant of 2 f? nc ancl upstandir^ m >h€ Cruso's isle dine on Friday? House of Lores (o>. ,8,. 3. Consumed aeeree Inside 4. A shilling a moior to show l' 0) old hurt <4» In snolt ln churcn joins li.741 words
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9 1960-07-02 9 If nothing else, a medal for ashion L the9 words
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Article, Illustration376 1960-07-02 9 DAVID GRANVILLE - DAVID GRANVILLE FASTEST MAN ON WATER VISITS WATER-SKI MECCA AND SAYS- By Cypress Gardens, Sat. BRITAIN'S Donald Campbell, who nas iaced death many times m becoming the fastest man alive on land and water, is concerned with the safety of pleasure ooaters. Tne hanasome, 4U-year-old, Campbell aired376 words
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Article, Illustration200 1960-07-02 9 Lim Kok Ann - Lim Kok Ann By Bartley system 1 1 (HR diagram is reached after l P-K4. P-K3; L\ P-Q4 P-Q4: 3. X-QB3. (or N-Q2), PxP; 4. NxP. B-K2: 5. N-KB3. N-KB3. Black's last three moves are chateristlc moves m playing the French Defence the200 words
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278 1960-07-02 9 gdfgdf WHAT with all the household chores and a hubby to attend to, tew women have time to give their ear the attention it deserves. My garage man tells me it is wise to bring the ear for a checkup278 words
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Advertisement93 1960-07-02 9 MAKE IT A FAMILY DECISION new Oxford... long. low. lithe. B t rformancc. roominess :iml its splendid Hn<. s and gsy ibtedty supreme tamilv car MORRIS OXFORD Malayan Motors Limited ORCHARD ROAD SINGAPORE -~OS LTD m the FEDERATION OF MALAYA L-ftu»r». Wcit Co.ist Residency o* 0 r*« B Limited Kuching.93 words
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Advertisement228 1960-07-02 9 fr?7 Suits can s<ffir-^ be executed I 1 1^ m 24 hours f|f Hi We cater for Jr' men with 1 1 V^i discriminating il-W taste m dress. U W I. The hand- shaped'suit (LATEST PATTERN OF PURE ITALIAN SILK) |(J| M&J'&?1 J TAILOBING COMPANY t^r 24, Coltmon St., Singapore.228 words
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Miscellaneous597 1960-07-02 9 ST. (,F()K(iK> GARRISON ORTHODOX SYRIAN till Kill. Tfcnglin barracks: CHURCH. 1U Topaz Road: 9 7.15 a.m. Holy Communion; 9.30 a.m. to H am. Holy Communion a.m. Sunday School: 9.30 a.m. Service. Morning Service: 10.30 a.m. str \it< miWESV atftho 101 'm Rcll^^S 4"a m' E\emr.«j Piajei. Sunday School g3Q &m597 words
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Article, Illustration87 1960-07-02 10 A McAoky ASMS Ht^K Jump b L N Poi Pa. Ponionq Shot Put C F Groom A.5.M.5. Shot Put C S. Y. Oon Nan Chiau Shot Put B D. White ACS 200 m. C L. i. Ling Crescent 200 m. B F. W. Fou Gan Eng87 words
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255 1960-07-02 10 DAVID GOH - Szecilly walks away with the 'A' title at Tanjong Katong DAVID GOH By KATONG. Saturday CZIJ ILLY Tan chalked up Ihe mosl points lo become Ihe "A* Division champion ut Tjnjoiiu Katong Girls 1 School athletic meet yesterday. Runner-up \\;is Carmen Boudville. Then- w;v^ •B Division title. It d by255 words
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Article, Illustration106 1960-07-02 10 CHOO KIM LOCK - Yusoff Haniff top performer: He was first 4 times CHOO KIM LOCK By FARRER PARK. Saturday pASIR PANJANG Secondary School emerged champions at the Inter-School Pasir Panjang District athletic meeting yesterday. Top performer of the da.v was Yusoff Haniff. He did the hattrick. He won the 100 metres, 200 metres.106 words
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Article26 1960-07-02 10 JOHANNESBURG. Sat. Dennis Adams of South Africa will defend his British Empire flyweight boxing title against Lr> Smith (Transvaal :n Durban on July 16.26 words
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132 1960-07-02 10 DOME. Sat. A record number oi 83 countries have entered toy the Rome Olympics.- The list closed at midnight. Officially entered: Afghanistan, British West Indies, Dutch West Indies, Argentina, Australia, Austria, the Bahamas. Belgium. Bermuda, Burma. North Borneo, Brazil, Bulgaria. Canada. Czechoslovakia,132 words
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Article697 1960-07-02 10 BOYS DIVISION A 100 metres. I. Yusoff Haniff (PPSS*. 2 Jamil bin Baba < Outram*. 3. Tan Teck Choo <PPSS>. 115 sec. "JOO metres. 1. Yusoff Haniff <PFSSi. 2. Tan Teck Choo (PPSS). 3. Koh Lian Weng I <GESS». 23.9 sec. 400 metres. 1 Foo Kok Wong697 words
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437 1960-07-02 10 SINGAPORE, Saturday. J*hk following will represent Combined Schools ill the Singapore Amateur Athle tic Association triangular meet al the Farm Park stadium today. MEN 100 yards: Low Sir. Cheok <V.S.>, Ho Sin Lim (Chinese H.S.i, Reserve. Cina Ling Fook (Chung Cheng H.S. 220 yards:437 words
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Advertisement318 1960-07-02 10 1 <ff%>»*. I < m, f 1 IT'S SO EASY I TOMAKE HER HAPPY! You can imagine how happy sne oe imivi you present her with .a' watch^Not rA jjst any watch, but a ROTARY, the g«tt that /j£~* whispers good taste The kiss she gives MST you will seal318 words
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862 1960-07-02 11 Track Form ...your guide to winners at B. Timah RACE ONE I I RACE WO 1 v' I I 1 M ci r HR££ We., nicely on the Ml ovei V m 39 2/5— Fancied. I \K\l.t(.ls No recent I epor» -nl THERN MOON: 30- SF m 42 i HENDERI862 words
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Article, Illustration153 1960-07-02 11 BY OLYMPIC FILM TO BE RUSHED TO TOKYO rKYO. Sat. Japanese sports fans will be able to watch highlights of the Romr Olypmic Games this year a few hours after the events take piace m Rome. An advance party ot153 words
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Article84 1960-07-02 11 SINGAPORE. Bat. Combined Schools badminton finals will be held tonight at the Badminton Hall, starting at 7.00. Girls singles: Yap Hwec Bin (Chung Cheng/ v Yin Chee Fong (Chung Cheng*. Boys singles: Wong Tew Gee iSiglap' Gan Kok Peng (Tanjong Katongi. Girls doubles: Yap Hwee Bin84 words
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252 1960-07-02 11 Three men of merit in county matches f ONDON, Sat.— Three fine Li individual teats one latting, one bowling and one lelding were all just short >t record level In yesterday's :ounty cricket. IHL BAfstMAN was West indian Peter Wight oi Somer,et. He missed the iastest :entury of the season252 words
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251 1960-07-02 11 Oxford beat Yale to make it an all-British final HENLEY-ON-THAMES, Saturday. rkVERCAST skies and a chill breeze whipping across the water precluded record-breaking performances when Henley Royal Regatta continued yesterday. Oxford University Boat Club made sure o f an all-British final the first m seven years to the Grand ChallengeReuter - 251 words
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124 1960-07-02 11 YORK. Sat. New 1 I York Yacht Club has ruled out gold keels for 12 metre yachts challenging for the America's Cup. Competitors will have to make do with lead. The club said In a statement yesterday: "A question was raised by Alan124 words
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176 1960-07-02 11 LONDON. Sat. Neale Fraser said after winning the Wimbledon men's singles titlp here .yesterday that he had felt "fairly con fldent*' or beating Rod Layer In the llnai. He won 6-4. 3-6. 9-7. 7-5. "I felt I was coming to myReuter - 176 words
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Advertisement271 1960-07-02 11 Smartest combination for business and pleasure BUSINESS extra luggage PLEASURE Sleek lines by P»nm space -rear seat folds flat as m Farina; roomy comfort for four a station wagon; quick accelera- adults or two adults, three chtltion through 4 gears— from dren; handsome two-ton* standing to 70 mph m 1271 words
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Article381 1960-07-02 12 FREE PRESS THE STRAITS TIMES I MALAY MAIL N ANYANG NANFANG ALLAN LEWIS TRESPASSER EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER L.M.V. KWEE LOH Ma Yu-loona. HINDU ROBE HINDU ROBE HINDU ROBE j WIDE SCREEN HINDU ROBE HINDU ROBE HINDU ROBE 1 P. Yearling P Yeorhng P.381 words
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777 1960-07-02 12 ALLAN LEWIS - Entertainer, Hindu Robe and Wonder Kid are safest bets of the day ALLAN LEWIS By BUKIT TIMAH. Saturday. Powhatan showed a return to form when third at Ipoh. on which I think he can be the next best Hopr-ful Blue, who won his last start over 7F at Singapore, was777 words
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Article1066 1960-07-02 12 Race 1 2.15: Cl. 4, Div. 5 6 Furs. 1. 489 BRITAXMh II 6yr chirm Ahmad, 9.0 (9) Johnson 2. 080 JA-NGAN-LAH SAY DIE 3yr bag Daniels, 8.13 (8) Leman 3. 739 SUNSHINE LAO syr beg Rodgers, 8.12 <6> Ward 4. 400 WIDE SCREEN II tjyr bag Spencer.1,066 words
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Article54 1960-07-02 12 SINGAPORE, Sat. A former Perak schoolboy state player Ooi Yoke Han has withdrawn from the Singapore team against Malacca m two-day Malayan Cricket Association inter-state match at Malacca starting today. He has withdrawn because of a finger injury. Abdul Razak of the Indian Association54 words
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Article73 1960-07-02 12 f ONDON, Sat.— M.C.C. anLd nounced last iiight they could not consider an invitation to send an English umpire to Australia to judge the actions oi Australian bowlers suspected of throwing, unless it came from the Australian Board of Control. The Sydney Daily Mirror invited M.C.C.Reuter - 73 words
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Article201 1960-07-02 12 Chou says 'sorry' to Nepal ft From Page One within 20 kilometres (about 12 miles) of the Nepalese border. Commenting on the Peking Foreign Office denial that China had ever sent a note on this to Nepal, Mr. Upaahyaya said there were various forms of communication between the two governments.Reuter - 201 words
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Advertisement561 1960-07-02 12 Tick these on your card BFST BFTS: En- Sonsusie (Race 6), trrtainer 111 (Rate Window Test (Race 4), Hindu Robe 1). and Downing (Race 1), and Won- Street (Race 7). der Kid (Rate 8). The going will be Best Outsiders:— good. #MUST BE WON WORD PUZZLE ■■■■■■■■m Cvi dotted \\n%561 words
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Advertisement114 1960-07-02 12 1 \X We MOVING? For expert pocking, reme^oi and storog* TRANSPORT STORAGE LTD. 173, Cecil Street, Singapore 1 Phone: 7(»5.>2. Managrng Director R<»n.ti»l 0+ I' iwm w V KAPITANL *^^^^\^t For your business»'A *gS||3Ma^^i I, b'S enough :o sea' ■^1 BN^M persons. flP^Ba^B^L- Th« besi bu^ ASK YOUR LOCAL OPEL114 words
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