The Singapore Free Press, 8 July 1960
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Title Section12 1960-07-08 1 The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1960. 15 CENTS.12 words
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Article98 1960-07-08 1 CONGO TROOPS FIRE AT EUROPEAN HOMES AND RESCUE PLANES ARE REFUSED PERMISSION TO LAND. ..ONE CONVOY TRAIN GETS AWAY Refugees tell of the rape of two convent girls KOPOLDVILLE, Friday. tt Iron of Belgians living m the of Tfcysville, 80 miles west M niuht for LeopoldvilleReuter - 98 words
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83 1960-07-08 1 FATHER WINS BIG PRIZE... SON KIDNAPPED ON WAY TO SCHOOL CJYDN EV. Fri The 8- year-old son of •ravelling >ale>man who M56T2.000 m recent was kidnapped on hi< way to >chool yesterday. Two hours alter he was nd to be missing his mother received a telene demand fot MSIGB.- I83 words
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Article16 1960-07-08 1 LONDON. Fri. Sir Winston and Lady Churchill are .ye here on Sunday for16 words
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Article17 1960-07-08 1 NEW DELHI. Fri. Plant Protection Department men u^ccl flamethrowers to battle an invasion of locusts.17 words
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Article, Illustration416 1960-07-08 1 JOHN CRUESEMANN - I was so lucky to meet my Jimmy at 1 7, says Jean JOHN CRUESEMANN SHE WEPT AT THE THOUGHT OF THE BREAK-UP OF HEB MABRIA6E TO STEWART 6RHN6ER I ...FOR THE POIHT OF HER ATTITUDE TOWABOS IT IS ONE OF DIGHITV ADD RESTRAINT ByJ LONDON. Friday. [^O\ ELY Jean416 words
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Article113 1960-07-08 1 GIRL FINDS DEATH PILL ON PORCH C^ARLSBAD. (New Mexico >, j Fri.— A large lead capsule, apparently the one containing a deadly radium pellet missing since Tuesday, was found yesterday by a little girl on the back porch of her Carlsbad home. Sheriffs department ollicer.^ and Carl>bad police immediately beganU.P.I. - 113 words
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Article30 1960-07-08 1 CAPE CANAVERAL. Fri.— A Polaris missile yesterday turned on the ship from which it had just been launched and plunged into the water just ahead of the vessel.30 words
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Article30 1960-07-08 1 ROME. Fri.— At least four" people were killed and many 'injured m fierce clashes be- tween police and left-wing demonstrators m Reggio Emilia In Northern Italy.30 words
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Article28 1960-07-08 1 a vv\v( \STLF-ON TYNE. (Filmland), Fri.— Sixty-five Sul^r.i theY'ambricUr School here- wore rushed to hospUal y 'iterda; SST lunch suffering from suspected food poisoning.28 words
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159 1960-07-08 1 Malaya's lead may spur UN move to impose sanctions on Capetown LONDON, Friday. THE hope that Malaya's lead m prohibiting the entry of South African goods will be followed by United Nations sanctions on South Africa, is expressed m a message of congratulations to Tengku Abdul Rahman, Prime Minister of159 words
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158 1960-07-08 1 Russia ('we know all') calls off the tests MOSCOW. Fri.— Rusx"sia today called off her current rocket testing programme because she had learned all "she wanted about the further conquest of cosmic space." This announcement came immediately after Her successful landing of a powerful now space rockets nose cone plumb158 words
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Article18 1960-07-08 1 PRETORIA. Fri. South Africa's gold and foreign exchange reserves slumped by another £7.000.000 last week.18 words
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Article21 1960-07-08 1 ALEXCON Normandy Fri. —President de Gaulle said the end of the six-year-old Algerian war was m sight.21 words
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Article40 1960-07-08 1 RATCHINCS > Mi H I h.v i i ,i < I II I n RIER DRAW > s -ANGE i 'iii \I( i •VN I OBBFO i i i h > 1 1 "ESS CONTROL •i i i I I f I40 words
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Article25 1960-07-08 1 Fusi Malayan Fund manager's prices today— buying $1.35 and .selling $1.43 xd. Second Malayan Fund manager's pnce.s— buying si.Uj and .veiling $1.11 xd.25 words
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Advertisement168 1960-07-08 1 POLEROUTER PATE ■SSSSw^P^Wl^^^^^r^^^^^J B^fctf^^^^ I aV^ y V at Why your best watch should be a Universal Proof No 1 Universal has its own research <«nd development laboratories which ha^e invented luch mechanisms as the Microtor. hailed as the greatest advance m self-winding movements m 30 yr-ars. Proof No 2168 words
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Advertisement14 1960-07-08 1 Don't Forget TO PURCHASE THE REVOLUTIONARY SEAMASTER FRESHER' SHIRT FOR 51 2.50 PHONE: *****14 words
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292 1960-07-08 2 Good demand for industrials and gilts but tins fall and Africans are uncertain LONDON. Fri IT has been another satisfactory clay m the gilt-edged and industrial equity stock markets yesterday, with prices respond.n«_i well to a uood infestment demand. UtbOOCh the tmpha.^i.-, was agmln on leadinu equitit "dged had their292 words
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125 1960-07-08 2 U.S. firm gets contract for synthetic plant > T E\V YORK: The Lummu> i Company has been awarded a contract to bund India.- first synthetic rubber phiiit near Bareillv m Uttar Pradesh. The MS9O million plant will be operated jointly by Firestone Tire Rubber Co. and Kilechand Devchand and CoU.P.I. - 125 words
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Article39 1960-07-08 2 BOW: The Volk>\\agen Car Works, vbich produces mast of West Germany's passenger vehicles, la now a public limited company This was announced by the Government La>t week the Bundestag Lower House passed a Bill denationalising the works39 words
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Article160 1960-07-08 2 SHIPS IN PORT SHIPS lying atongMde Uw Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: He6senst«iu 1/2, Nagoya Maru 6A. Benrinnes C/ 7. Singapore 8/9 Nichiyo Maru 15/16. Dartford 18, Senai N. Wall 3. Emp. Gam c 21/22. Van Noon 23/24, Bayuii 25. Bentong 26. S,ar Alcyone 27/28, Wainmu 29/30,160 words
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Article54 1960-07-08 2 HONG KONG, Ihur.sday. Closing prices hrre today were: Previous Toda\ H <V S. Banking Corporation 51. 220 $1,230 sale* .->aies Union Ins Canton $93.00 $91 .00 sale.^ buyer* Wlwvfoefc Marden 7.25 7 lio >ale> Mtea H'Konj; phone $39.00 $38.75 -.ait Cold Storage 130.0Q $J8 80 salf.s nalct54 words
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Article66 1960-07-08 2 \MMI.RD.\M: The Nethei:..:n. Vercenimie Machine Falwtifcaii n v i Untied aTngtao thai H has order i< to be built m h t equipment v ill be made ii. the Ne'herhnd^ The rev will be manufactured by i Karachi firm with whom Verept.i-de have already concluded an ncreementReuter - 66 words
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Article514 1960-07-08 2 Barclay's Bank: Six p.c. LONDON": Barclay's Bank declared an interim dhidend of 6 per cent on capital increased by scrip and rights issues of one for live each npainsi the >ame on smaller capital. Tekka Taiping Limited LONDON: Tekka Ifciping Limited's third liquidation rii>uibution of 2 per .share wa.s514 words
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632 1960-07-08 2 Conditions on the Stock Exchange still easy PAGE TWO GIVES YOU THE DETAILS OF THI UPS AND DOWNS OF YOUR INVESTMEMU SINGAPORE, Friday. THE EASIER conditions continued on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday when 71 counters m the four sections fell m price > or the equivalent of 74 per632 words
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Article247 1960-07-08 2 NOTE: Alt oncca oelow are middle prices. LONDON. July 7 lanrirri pnti COFFEE r Contract July AIM)'.. U.S. Pcpp ci ■•Mftr i Ju ft Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 RSs c.i.f. European ports July Aug W RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot RUBBER No 1 RSS247 words
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Article217 1960-07-08 2 Downward trend follows steady opening m day of dull trading LONDON. Fri. -The downtrend m rubber prices continued yesterday, losing another halfpenny and other positions a farthing to th;ee-eighths pence per pound. Initially the market opened a little steadier influenced by the East, but follow through demand was limited217 words
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Article886 1960-07-08 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. KEY TO MmiNt* cci cv« capital mat «aii eiclnliai etarytlni i* milling iiitm I c>* cum taaas tsiua V «cr s- ticiuli*! capital rttara 1 ccr cut* catitai ntari I cb cv« i tiltM c call cum886 words
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84 1960-07-08 2 LONDON, Fri. Tins were 'steady with local technical considerations presumably still a factor m maintaining the backwardation vhflc fair amount of demand wa.s reported on bo'.h sides of the Atlantic. Copper KM steariv *>• tne absence of any worthwhile Mimer demand84 words
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Advertisement551 1960-07-08 2 ~^siiii»im;\i;-~~ CA v^ >y yj| THE t.A.L LINES S* i Sa.l.n-, to ACEN RED SEA. MEDITERRANEAN >$ JT CONTINENTAL I SCANDINAVIAN PORTS a S pore P. S ham Penant Sar C ooha J J" l fj& UK i md.a' '0 12 July 13 15 July yJT a m s Jutland.)551 words
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Advertisement250 1960-07-08 2 HAMBURG- AMERICAN LINE 6c NORTH GERMAN LLOYD To (Colombo), Genoo, Morseilles, Antwerp i Bremen Homburg. Calls Southampton for passengn i HESSENSTEIN (LLOYD 7 11 July •RAUNSCHWEIS (NAPAC; 21 72 July f'IAYERNSTEIN (LLOYD 31 July 1 Aut HAMBURG (HAPAC 11 13 Aur REIFENSTEIN (LLOYD 26 21 tut FRANKFURT (NAPAC) 31 Aut250 words
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39 1960-07-08 3 PILLAI - PILLAI \TION STARTS A =?SHIP DRIVE GOVERNMENTS NJiON PLANS lkajdfjkhdjfhdjfkd SINGAPORE. Fr.day i s€ Teachers 1 Association membership cami programme to strengthen [> being funned lo i i s c\|)ectcd l«» hrini; i iik iiilkts.39 words
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87 1960-07-08 3 Alliance and PPP men in struggle for power IPOH r.., rga Ol the Ipoh CITs committee nested by the Mr. E. G. Waltarted a struggle tween nice and the People* the the vote- k ts, stalls and mil tee. Deadlock d another tree! talk a I ised by the .nan87 words
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Article19 1960-07-08 3 PORE. The B ISll :i Federation will hold ia] championship at i-ark on September 3 419 words
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258 1960-07-08 3 Big rural plan to open 40,000 acres in Johore gets underway 2EUAMAT, F r i. Forty thousand acres of- land Is to be opened up m the Segamat district of Johore In a biii rural development schema which is beinii pushed ahead. Already 3 040 acres for a Malay reserve258 words
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Article33 1960-07-08 3 KUALA LUMPUR. PH. The annual press ball will be held this year at the Federal Hotrl on July 21. Tickets are on sale at all leading stores m Kuala Lumpur.33 words
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Article, Illustration241 1960-07-08 3 WONG MEI- LIN - Ex-Singapore beauty queen reads Arts at the Varsity WONG MEI-LIN By DUKIT TIMAH, Fn. A former beauty queen Is now taking an Arts course m the University of Malaya m Singapore. She is Mi» Christina Lev, 19. who was elected Neptune QuetMi or Singapore m 1958 and 1959. i But241 words
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Article26 1960-07-08 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. More than 1.800 "students" will sit for the first public examination on National Language held by the Ministry of Education, nexi month.26 words
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146 1960-07-08 3 Tun Razak to open first training centre for the coir industry today KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THK Deputy Prime .Minister. Tun Abdul Razak, will open the lirsl training centre lor the coir industry ;it Kampong Pelek, three miles from Klang, today. Leading Federation and State government officials have been invited for146 words
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Article41 1960-07-08 3 TANJONG MALIM. Fn. An education officer atiacned to tne Dato Abaul Razak School here, Mr. Jagaoeva Kularatnam was injured wnen his car somersaulted three times on a stretch at tne 75tn mile. Kuala Lumpure Ipoh main trunk roaa.41 words
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103 1960-07-08 3 TOC H TO HOLD LECTURES BY 3 EXPERTS SINGAPORE. Fri.— Toe H is arranging for leading personalities to speak at their Club house m Scotts Road. Mr. Derrick Webb, a Qualified balmist ol ,the Singapore Casket Company speaks "Mortuary^ Science" on July 12. The Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of103 words
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Article44 1960-07-08 3 SEREMBAN, Fn— A driver,: Jora Singn, 28. was killed when his lorry went off the road and overturned 11 miles from Port Diekson. The lorry attendant. Mintra Singn, 23, vu injured. I He \\"ds admitted into the I no^pital here.44 words
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177 1960-07-08 3 Pensioners' society now in bid to get full rights after 10 years PENANG, Friday. JIIK Pcnang Government Pensioners' Society has backed three fellow associations m North Malaya m their bid to obtain restoration of full pension rights alter 10 years of the reduced rate. In March. the North Malayan government177 words
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Advertisement136 1960-07-08 3 SOO MUST BE WON EYEIT ,V FREE ENTRY *3dNTEST-SEE PAGE 12 PPWBMBai >utrie cam ltd. I RPUR IPOH PENANG j| S «NCE 1815 .<4Hf LEUBA WATCH CO.. LTD~ §^PQRT QN FINANCE, COMMERCE INDUSTRY. FEDERATION OF MALAYA— I96O. mprcHemivi and up-tc-datc report on c grow.ng country to be published by on136 words
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Advertisement248 1960-07-08 3 |^f}£ f^ f Com/or*. -£*H T i'^^--- Quiet and Convenience— i c|RAND HQ^i^ W U 21/2S Bencoolcn Street. Singapore. J^t MOSTLy 4IH-CONOITIONEO ROOMS X V\vl C*'uc\ Ucai.or tMctlU- itt.ir* r.-d \S^/// V'i/^ fe«ifeffofr/e rooms PMmH ror p»i V^^/// '^S^S^.y.^^^^ cr cnc^ *'s*ojfonf —4/o fO'.'e oi'olv /^l X //I* i/J XV248 words
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Miscellaneous171 1960-07-08 3 .Medium Wave 476 metres. I new>; 7.10 Ne.Walk. SHORT WAVK: 6*2 metres (4780 i 7.15 The Weekends Spur.. a kc s.) from 9.00 p.m. 10.00 p.m. preview of -ports compiled by daily. Kthiii Reutens; 7.30 The.se Are P.M. 1.00 Programme sum- i New. a preview oi some o.' ihe mary;171 words
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229 1960-07-08 4 A MAHADEVA - Reading it's a habit with kids no A MAHADEVA THE SCHOOL AND dJ LIBRARIES ARE SO POPULAR: MORE BOOK. ADDED EACH MONTH By SINGAPG^r SINGAPORE school children sir increasingly fond of reading M,, r are added to school and cla>> li! month. Reading, just for the pleasure to become popular229 words
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Article, Illustration229 1960-07-08 4 ESME BAPTISTA - ESME BAPTISTA SHE PREFERS NOT TO HAVE CHILDREN OF HER OWN ...SO SHE WILL LEAVE FOR TOKYO TO ADOPT A BABY By SINGAPORE, Friday. j\JHS. Geeta Kapoor, one of India's wellknown film-stars has just left after a quiet holiday here. "And what229 words
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Article, Illustration151 1960-07-08 4 EVERY HOME AND OFFICE NEEDS ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, SAYS G.E.C. EXECUTIVE SINGAPORE, Fri. The use of electrical equipment and gadgets m homes and offices has become a necessity throughout the world said a regional executive of the General Electric Co. (Singapore) Ltd., Mr. Ec Thian Chin. He returned a few days151 words
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82 1960-07-08 4 PIONEER STATUS FOR PRIVATE SOAP COMPANY KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— A private company manufacturing soap products has been granted pioneer status by the Federation Government. It is the Malayan N. S. D. .Limited, a subsidiary of Lever Brothers Limited. Its directors are Mr. R. G. Chandler, Mr. Arthur Boyd, Mr. B.82 words
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Article29 1960-07-08 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Federation Government will m the "not too distant future" build a pineapple cannery at Pontian to be run on a co-operative ba.sis.29 words
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113 1960-07-08 4 PENANG'S ROTARY TO START SNAKE BITE RESEARCH PENANG, Fri. The newPresident ol the Penang Rotary Club, Dr. Yeo Choon Hooi. announced that the Penang Rotary's new service for the year would be a snake bite research project. Speaking at the annual installation dinner. Dr. Yeo said the project would be113 words
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Article40 1960-07-08 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. Two nasked men <"Uered a house m Amber Mansions at 3.30 p.m, on Wednesday and held up Mrs. Mary Hutchman. They escaped with cash and jewellery to the value of $1,740.40 words
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Article33 1960-07-08 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. More than 80 people m six states have so far taken advantage of the amnesty for bogus citizens ajid surrendered citizenship papers obtained through false declarations.33 words
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41 1960-07-08 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Trades Union Congress has deplored the attitude of the Lam Huat Pineapple company, for allegedly refusing to sign an agreement with the Amalgamated Union of Pineapple Workers representing the firms 180 employees41 words
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Article, Illustration263 1960-07-08 4 Aborigines are morally perfect, says US woman anthropologist SINGAPORE, Friday. f llk aborigines of Malaya are socially and morally a perfect people, according to Miss Beverly Bourgeois, 'MX an American anthropologist, who has returned after three weeks lin remote Pahang jungle settlements. Mis;. Bourgeois. a graduate m social science, has263 words
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Article36 1960-07-08 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. Mr. Ernest Devadason, a third year Law student, obtained ihe Jiignest numoer of voies m the elections to tne Students' Council of tne University of Malaya m Singapore hela on Wednesday.36 words
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Article37 1960-07-08 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fn.— The Federation's Ambassador to She Uniied Slates, Dato Nik Ahmed Kumil said tnat bli eldest daughter, Mariam, 20. was very ill. Sne has been m me Bungiar Hospital since last week.37 words
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Article99 1960-07-08 4 PENANG, Fri.— The three commissioners appointed by the Federation Government to inquire into whether Penang port workers need a wages council held their first meeting at the Labour OHice here. The commission, headed by Mr. Gerald Hawkins, a retired senior civil servant, decided to stud questionnaires99 words
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36 1960-07-08 4 POPULAR WON IMPERSONATE IN CHARITY SH SINGAP< gapor* Impersonal j Chwee Kn will appt "Ayer Ma; and 17 at I pore Badir.. This U John Co Produci well-kiinwi Tickets I available AmbuKancf H quarters In 136 words
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Advertisement346 1960-07-08 4 available now! YASHICA3SM with built-in exposure- meter -^^MBtißF^p^fiMipßfc^^BßHWWHWWsWßCjy W .JEffi^ ■Tim 1 1 MW MM M^ g '7^^ L&£U I Bmk_ bbb! i MAIN FEATURES 41 Built-in exposure-meter with LVS exposure indicator. Yoshinon F1.9 6-elementi lens. Coupled range-viewfinder with extra large eyepiece. Bright-line frame with automatic parallax correction. MX synchro-shutter346 words
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Advertisement91 1960-07-08 4 for "Poly-E*H Apprw^l Houwwore: by FLAMBIIj So beautitu I So wondertu I The only C' entirely Lasts a Me MARDEN COMPA* 78 A 82 ORCMAt: SINGAPORE I TEL: ***** ***** Available m fe<i* roir II I W <«th I I < tuna |M 174. Batu Rd X I The family91 words
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Miscellaneous375 1960-07-08 4 CLUES ACROSS I I hi I I BM I I Ml IT I I. Classical place for a stand-in I 11 \0 1 4. At the end of which lies the proverbial crock of sold <7). JIH-.^^ JBBL« v 8. Just the committee to watch!- I 1 I I I375 words
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Article, Illustration62 1960-07-08 5 RICHARDS - Young Perera composes tunes with a local touch RICHARDS H E AIMS TO PRODUCE SPECIAL ESSAYS IN MUSIC XHAT WILL HELP PROMOTE A MALAYAN CULTURE sda,jfhf jjsdffd,s SINGAPORE. Fri. I Singapore magician, Mr. m r.i. i- Ihimlv composing tunes ft itlook, ;is hi> contribution W nnu a Malayan culture. .liming62 words
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78 1960-07-08 5 FARM CLUB PICNIC TO HAVE BARBECUE AND TALENTIME, TOO SINGAPORE. Fri. Malay Farm Youth Club is balding a barbecue picnic at Istana Ayer Gemuroh tomorrow at Wing Loong Road commencing at 4 p.m. The programme for the evening includes games, {ing, and Talontime contest. About 100 people will be attending78 words
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153 1960-07-08 5 700 employees want to work on Sundays and public holidays gINGAPORh, Fn. Some 700 industrial employees of Ihe Housing and Developmenl Board want work on Sundays and public holidays. They also demand tree quarters for everyone m the Board's housing estates. These demands were made iii the form ol two153 words
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138 1960-07-08 5 MALAY REGIMENT GETS OWN MEMORIAL TODAY WHEN THE KING UNVEILS IT I3ORT DICKSON, Fri. 1 -The Yang diPertuan Agong today unveils a war memorial of the Royal Malay Regiment here. The memorial on the grounds of the Regiment's Depot is In memory of the men of the force who died138 words
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Article38 1960-07-08 5 PORT DICKSON. Fri -The Port Dickson Town Board has supported a motion by Mr. I F. Cunningham against the proposed building of oil re- fineries at this .seaside town because they will pollute the beaches.38 words
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Article, Illustration244 1960-07-08 5 Gan Eng Seng wins schools debate SINGAPORE, F r i. Gan Eng Seng School won the semifinals m the interschool debate held at the Chinese V.M.C.A. recently. tJarr Eng Seng beat Pasir Panjang School by a unanimous decision. The debate was on •Money is the root of all evil" proposed244 words
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Advertisement11 1960-07-08 5 METRONOME »eh 6 Those ho know bur IBtuWafc CE .11 LTD.11 words
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Advertisement222 1960-07-08 5 For good smoking taste, it makes good sense to smoke IT C|y T 1 America's outstanding HkJSIw I filter cigarette! KENT'S famous ISlß^^^P^^^^^S MICRONITE filter 'llf^^^^^jW^Sw and easy draw. .'1 KENT uses II (fc^M only the finest tobaccos for a iw real tobacco Ma p Nl "T* King-Size or y^222 words
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Miscellaneous320 1960-07-08 5 DIARY OF TODAY'S EVENTS SINGAPOW POLICE BAM): Hong Lam Qreen i I x p.m. Ml\|nTK\ t>t ILTIRK: Fee Jalan Kayu (Tor.- A'.-.-.val Srreei i Lam Ho village R id) 1 p.m\m\ i \j nvhu pnatnt Rudd:\:ore" a comic opera m by Gilbert and Sullivan I Centre rtMMlulU. c, 830 pm.320 words
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Article, Illustration1351 1960-07-08 6 ■■■aa-aaa'a'aaaaa'aa^^ THE FREE PRESS DOCTOR ADVISES I AM GETTING a worm's eye view. A few days ago I was, like many of you, overtaken by an "emergency" and whisked off to hospital. So I'm looking ;it this doctoring business from your angle for onee and I1,351 words
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Article, Illustration389 1960-07-08 6 Scientists seek the answer to heart disease in an odd animal V T EW YORK, Fri.— 11 A little rat-like animal called a gerbil. which normally lives m the deserts of the Middle East and North Africa, may hold the answer to one of the most prevalent forms of heart389 words
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338 1960-07-08 6 Husband is the probler child! He seems jealous of his own Kffairs of the heart... I \\\\S. N. Ikis d prowciii niiki IirSBAND. In a kllci posliii [lahru, she writes: "As an only child I w.s very why on our son's second birthday to Peter my husband: Don t you338 words
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Article69 1960-07-08 6 I OME-MIBTtI [PMIUI her Ham p's homr evening, he im her home or t.«k»-v hf He seldom takes h»* m the evening aiu a very jealous p M\ hushaiul .mil I m little tutun t<< such a man hat is opinion? "Worn thrr" «»f ()utMiistnv\n An; a chap69 words
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Advertisement656 1960-07-08 6 1 nu tan hand m your m nil ad. to any one of COLD STORAGE SHOPS throughout MALAYA ond SINGAPORE CAMIRON NIOHLANDf o a Btoi«f« < M Ltd IPOM i-o'ti .«*or*g* 'Ml Ltd., 15 Clare Street. KLANO rr.!<l yorasc »M) Ltd., tm Road KOTA BHAKU Storage M> Ltd., KUALA LUM'UH656 words
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Advertisement555 1960-07-08 6 B son^ o/* Aoi;e Eternally Beautiful m ENGAGEMENT RINGS m Platinum A Gold bI ni Diamonds. fj md •P. H. HENDRY I I ufll.i a BJ 78. North Bridge Hoad a AdHphJ Hotel. Spore, fj Si Kuala Lumpur. a Dear j Sir. THESE CAR PARKS ARE BEINC MISUSED oil Housing555 words
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Advertisement106 1960-07-08 6 ■S[ Smooth Six! Fabulous Four 1 ■SSSS3S^SS Take your pick! From the G^^^^^^^^^^-- most powerful famiiv ontUojrf 1 w jp If trim and sassy Clid Tr ritl^^^^ eTCur > g IVCS \J Vj| V*^* m outboardinc p'" £v perfennance and f< J outboarding s preat« it f«u Cunie w aHvanta'j106 words
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Article, Illustration68 1960-07-08 7 PILLAI - PILLAI Brew of herbs, pearls and gold to cure all ailments asfjdgfjkcl SINGAPORE. Fri »ick "ith herbs and a brew of irl. ;i> >n ell has proven so Indian yogi that yesterday enl his services m Siva Subramania Om. is physician From Ihe South :ini.68 words
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228 1960-07-08 7 PRETTY ACTING AND SINGING BY JILL MAGGS IN RUODIGORE Fri.— Gilbelt and Sullivan have been ringing the box-oilice cash regisr like a peal ot bells for the best part ot a century, so it was hardly surprising to find the house sold out yesterday evening at the Cultural Centre for228 words
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110 1960-07-08 7 SHB THRIFT SOCIETY: BIG PROFIT LAST YEAR Singapore. Fri. The Singapore Harbour Board Employees' Co-ope-rai ye Thrift and Loan Sociel Limited made a net pro::: ol S-trf.926 m 1959. At its annual general meeting recently the members approved a donation Ol $500 to the National Theatre Fund. The society declared110 words
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Article23 1960-07-08 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Mi Justice Adams will bej j leaving here on transfer 10 I Johore as High Court Judtje.23 words
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133 1960-07-08 7 MAN FACES TRIAL ON CHARGE OF ACID THROWING SINGAPORE. Fri. A grandfather had arid thrown at him as he was about to step out of his house at one o'clock one morning to inquire into a case, a preliminary inquiry was told. 'Liquid' Tan Eng Cheong, 58. who was Injured133 words
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169 1960-07-08 7 FORMER EMBASSY EMPLOYEES HOPE TO GET JOBS IN NEW HOTEL WHICH MAY OPEN SOON IN KATONG AREA KATONG Fri.— About 30 employees of the former Embassy Hotel are now loping to find employment m a new hotel Miich will be opened very soon m Katong. A spokesman for the employee*169 words
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76 1960-07-08 7 FEDERATION OF BOYS' CLUBS TO HOLD FIRST FUN FAR SINGAPORE, Fri. The Federation of Boys' Clubs will hold a fun fair at their headquarters m Kallang early m September. Mr. Tan Chwee Kirn, secretary of the fun fair subcommittee, said the proceeds will go towards the Federation's general funds. Mr.76 words
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Article, Illustration570 1960-07-08 7 ALAN KHOO - Round-the-clock patrols keep Singapore waters free from crime ALAN KHOO By SINGAPORE, Fri. One dark night an Indonesian prahu was slowly winding its way through the treacherous waters around Pasir Panjang making for the beach. Suddenly a searchlight pierced through the darkness and illuminated the waters about the craft and570 words
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Article25 1960-07-08 7 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The total value of Singapore's external trade for the first five months of the year was over $2,500 million.25 words
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189 1960-07-08 7 Election fever rises on the campus: 1,500 go to the polls today BUKIT TIMAH, Friday. TODAY is the second and last day of polling m the University of Malaya Students Council when 1,500 undergraduates go to elect another twenty councillors. Ten councillors were eleettd yesterday, lhe president 01 tne council189 words
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Article33 1960-07-08 7 ALOR STAR. Fri. The widow of the former Yang diPertuan Agong. the Tengku Puan Besar, Tengku Kurshiah, has returned to Sri Menanti. Negri Sembilan after a short holiday m Kedah.33 words
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Article27 1960-07-08 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. Agreement has been reached betweent the management of the Hume Industries and it> workers on all matters, including wage adjustments and retrenchment, yesterday.27 words
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Advertisement142 1960-07-08 7 NO OTHER AIRLINE OFFERS SO MUCHI WJH ■^J H|pi gj X, n Afl Vi ~^^^^^^^p^^| v^F^l^S)J^^+ 'jm\\W B^r^^sß For example: WORLD-WIDE LEADERSHIP WhebSVEI m THt world you're going, fly theM with Pan American the airline that gives you the priceless advantage of round-the- world experience on every flight First across142 words
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Miscellaneous35 1960-07-08 7 POP-7-nfcim; Soti" 1 I TF37 j fyr^ iTM/h I c ''iff" iiiy/iVi! I V D Don't trust to luck...be sure ot a pleasant evening every day w.th a regular order for The Singapore Free Pres«35 words
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80 1960-07-08 8 'STARONG' FOR SHOES: IT'S DYEABLE FABRIC THE name to remember the next time you are planning to order a new pair of evening shoes is "starong." Starong is the name of the latest fabric that Paris is now using to make shoes. Starong is dyeable with a range of 1280 words
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Article93 1960-07-08 8 YOUR SHOE SHINE MADE SO EASY /^LEANING shoes is not V; always a job that everyone likes, but it can be made less unpleasant and more interesting with the latest shoe shine set on the market. Made by Addis m an attractive shade of green plastic, each set has three93 words
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Article31 1960-07-08 8 The Ming Shop m Fitzpatrick's Orchard Road, has an elegant coffee service an exquisite piece of Indonesian art. It is made of pure silver and engraved with oriental designs.31 words
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Article31 1960-07-08 8 An economic idea for. our housewives: You can sew your own bed .sheets with the 71-in-widen linen sheeting material now available at C. K. Tang's m Orenard Road.31 words
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Article, Illustration368 1960-07-08 8 I MARGARET WEE] PRESENTS A PAGE OF NEWS FOR I THOUGHT I was pretty good at guessing ages, but Miss Yvonne Ijames had me fooled completely. How old do you think Miss Ijames is? I thought368 words
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190 1960-07-08 8 Such elegant handbags for the fashion conscious teenagers •TpEENAGERS m Singapore are becoming more and more fashion conscious. I remember that when I was m my teens (it seemed so long ago i. I'd rather be called a tomboy, than be caught with a handbag and lipstick. But look at190 words
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Article37 1960-07-08 8 A new, selective range ol ivory carvings has just been received by Orient Craft m Orchard Road. The figures, not more than five inches tali, are of de.licately carved Indian dancing girls, gods una goddesses.37 words
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87 1960-07-08 8 GARMENT BAG IS SOLUTION TO WARDROBE PROBLEM MANY girls have complained: "I can hardly find ar.y space In my wardrobe." Sure she can get another wardrobe but this Is not always practical, lor most modern b ed roo m s. are small. Inexpensive An ideal, yet inexpensive solution to this87 words
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Article28 1960-07-08 8 A lovely ornament for your porch are windbells made of china. They will tinkle ever-so musically at the slightest breeze. From China Co., m Battery Road.28 words
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194 1960-07-08 8 DANCING MOTHBALLS: A $20 PRIZE TIP TO AMUSE CHILDREN MRS. M. Baldwin, of 1?1 9 Ash Grove, Raffles Park, Singapore, wins the first prize of $20 m the "Household Hints" competition for her tip on how to keep children amused She writes: "Paint a number of mothballs with lacquer, u&ng194 words
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Article29 1960-07-08 8 Recently I saw a lovely type ol maierial which is ideal for a suit or sheath. It is "moygashell" or Irish linen. From Whiteaways m Battery Road.29 words
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54 1960-07-08 8 LOVELY EARRINGS OF WIRE AND THREAD IT Is very rare nowadays for one to find something labelled hand-mad« Bat recently, I found some lovely pairs of wire and thread earrings, handmade m India, at Orient Craft In Orchard Road. Using the wire as frame, the artiste., have woven the thread54 words
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55 1960-07-08 8 An egg-timer Ig always handy to have around m the kitchen especially for the busy housewife who hasn't the time to keep an eye on the clock. What fascinates m e mo^t about the latest range are their various shapes horse's head, and55 words
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Article19 1960-07-08 8 Have you tried cleaning your nails with nylon brushes? You'll be surprised how soft they are19 words
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Article, Illustration83 1960-07-08 8 The 'doggy' handbag is meant to be cuddled /^UDDLESOME isn't it? Yes V^ lady. the sad-eyed doggy IS made to be cuddled. You can take her with you everywhere you go. for she's actually a handbag. Your compact, lipstick, comb and whatever you fancy can all g<> In, There is83 words
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76 1960-07-08 8 THIS MASK WILL PROTECT YOUR MAKE-UP, HAIR-DO CAN you honestly claim that you have never changed to another dres* at the last moment? No: Then you will find a make-up mask mo^t useful and a time-saver. No matter how many times you decide to change, the mask will not only76 words
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180 1960-07-08 8 Watch for these fault before keeping that important date 2O YOU'RE all set to keep that In pointment! But are you really Have you ever stood be- fore a long mirror tod examined yourseli critically alter you are completely dressed' and ready? You will be surprised to find the minute180 words
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Article17 1960-07-08 8 [f jrou pair ol to hear I ju>t ti Culd SI riv. v17 words
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Advertisement379 1960-07-08 8 v The sewing machine jS tf j wilh 'Mechanical Brain <^J -ftoSsfr* ot&t 200,000 eCtecQncf K^V\supernova ultra jy T^g-^ riii.s remarkable automatic machine sews over 200.000 different embroidery stitches as well as straight .stitch. zig-zag, with one and two needles, on lace, cord.^titeh, overlockstitch scallops, hem.s. and lace and tulle379 words
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Advertisement125 1960-07-08 8 FARIDA J MAISON MAHCELLE <Be.,utv Sal»T5 <I-ondon Qua];.. Ladies Hair Si J^ttO^L Facial Make-up E.\prr t M l^" Body Slimming Massage jMß^pff^v Manicurist JIC. BltlMf Hd, 3rd. Fl<x»r. Maynard Bldg. Spore 'I el: 309G4. BBBBBBBBBB |pzai BB vizEi^^ r FURNITURE w-J TRADE-IN ACCEPTED wJ&J' 'XJU Th, s 8 p.cce lounge125 words
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Article, Illustration446 1960-07-08 9 f nRDOW PIME COULD BEAT HIM. BUT TACTICS WON RUSSIAN AN OLYMPIC MEDAL NOW WHO CAN STOP THE ENERGETIC BRITON AT ROME OLYMPIC GAMES? LONDON, Friday. is going to stop Gordon Pirie winning an Olympic title m Rome? The question is prompted by446 words
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338 1960-07-08 9 FRANK ROSTRUM - FRANK ROSTRUM D. LONDON. Friday .11 Ireland. Germany Sweden. Belgium, and •zerland. David told me just the InternatiLawn Tennis Federal: had their meetine In I ■sday: We confidently expect they will sanction oper rnaments, though the posal to have338 words
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Article, Illustration32 1960-07-08 9 HE'S TAKING THE LAST HURDLE BEFORE GOING ON TO THE TAPE l<unl| r during the 400 metres r>t durinic the British Game s 1 v l.arrell 'Liverpool Harriers). C Goudk-e (Boiton United32 words
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Article101 1960-07-08 9 Big honour for N. Zealand WELLINGTON. Pri. Mr. J. H. Phillipps, manager of the New Zealand cricket teams m England m 1949 and 1958, will fill the same office for the M.C.C. 'A' team m New Zealand at the end of the year. Tne appointment was agreed between the New101 words
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Article35 1960-07-08 9 ROME, Fri.— Thirty-six of the 83 countries entered for tne Olympic Games m August have sent m entries for the rowing events, 31 for the equestrian competition and 24 forthe canoeing programme.- ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article214 1960-07-08 9 By M. Harrison-Cray Dealer: South Love all N. A X Q J J 6 4 OJH +A X I V). E. 10 B*7 6 5 4 9 3" 095 9QIO 82 0 A 10 O Q 6 5 4953 W 6 4 2 S. t 2 OAK 73214 words
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Article39 1960-07-08 9 SERANGOON GARDENS. Fri. Scorpion the newly formed basketball team scored an eaay 53-35 points victory over rivals Royal Air Force m a friendly match recently. Scorpions dominated the game. They excelled m attack and defence.39 words
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Article37 1960-07-08 9 SINGAPORE, Fri. R.A.F (Technical Wing) beat Singapore Harbour Board Police 3-1 m a soccer match yesterday. Chandra Balan (2) and Rashid scored for the airmen while Nonis netted the only goal for the Police.37 words
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Advertisement333 1960-07-08 9 L{ Suiizn 4 MILLION PEOPLE Zl It I jlyj^eS i J _^_t^^^^P CMM^^^^ I 2 1 1 1 aW all SS^^^S^^SSsSsse^^^^^T^i?~^^^l '~~^^^^^^^m 1?"5i5 I /iß\ l2 W J>\ SWISS MADE |/J|y tt ELEGANTLY STYLED I T^lr a MODERATELY R| CED I THE ANGLO-THAI CORPORATION LTD. I I SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR333 words
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Miscellaneous409 1960-07-08 9 BO R N today you are row, select your birthday SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. <hrpu/ri md hard-headed and read the corres- 22> If you have made your plans •hen it comes to business ponding paragraph. Let your today and tomorrow well m unui ll wnwa uu 1>o KirfhHov vtor > ho409 words
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Article969 1960-07-08 10 SHOPPING Centre gHOPPING CENTRE brings you every Tuesday and Friday the good buys available m the shops. There seems to be no lack of good products and ideas m Singapore these days. Some of them you'll find here. THE HOME CAN be improved by fixing decorative lamp fittings. Decorators consider969 words
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Article, Illustration190 1960-07-08 10 The Hong Kong Ban enters team for Stanvac club meet SINGAPOH DONG KONG md Shanghai Han competition whether they win be taking part for the first linn inter-dub athletic (lush for the bum trophy at Fairer Park. The Bankers team: Melvln de Mornay < shot I Chiang Siew Wah <long190 words
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Article, Illustration222 1960-07-08 10 Fred Reinfeld writes for beginner; pHECKMATE by the Two V' Bishops is hard, requiring effective co-operation among the checkmating pieces. The procedure is iaj. follows: 1. The lone King must be driven to the side ol the board. 2. The lone King must be forced into a222 words
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Article, Illustration118 1960-07-08 10 LIM KOK ANN - French defence White Knight is under fire LIM KOK ANN Bartlcy System 12 WHITES Knight is under fire tin the French D< fence i alter 1. P-K4, P-K3 2. P-Q4. P-Q4; 3. N-QB3, PxP; 4. NxP. B-K2; 5. N-K-83. N-KB3 In our previous lesson we showed how Black should reply118 words
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Article42 1960-07-08 10 BRAS I ila Schi>< I In.stitutiu:: round < Inu r-Si-hCHiI mont y< The n nil between N< < Iff Ch.tt. between Lou U and Lnn were adjum* U> Mitt B tioned lirst Jimmy Choi Ti bt Ho W Chin Shung Woiv;42 words
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Advertisement222 1960-07-08 10 NEW PURE SILK TIES direct from NEW YORK for the smart man about town from 86. H.gh Street. Tel: ***** SINGAPORE S ONLY EXCLUSIVE MEN S SHOP COME TRY The Bt-s: Nasi Padang m Town HOCK TIANG HONG BAR AND RESTAURANT 3- MEW IDGC ROAD Sepoy Line) lg 'Si lection222 words
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Advertisement253 1960-07-08 10 Students who go Overseas We sell what you need overcoat, quilt, woollen pullovers, underweors, scarf, gloves, jumpers, winter pyjamas. Advice given Call on us FOOK ON Dept. Store 83 35, SOUTH SRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE 1. TEL ***** REAL GENUINE OFFER Bfond new protector with German Cine. Camera ond carrying coses253 words
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Advertisement28 1960-07-08 10 Sputnik o# A I I KOU Lamp I Fittings G^ys ALSO LARGE SELECTION OF MODERN LIGHTING FITTINGS. Avoilnblc c\ NAM AH ELECTRIC CO. 9\, HILL ST.. TEL: *****/*****28 words
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Advertisement32 1960-07-08 10 PHILLIPS The True Temper STEEL BICYCLE Built to give you:COMFORt DURABILITY RUNS SMOOTHLY TOO! Sole Agents tor Malaya Spore, Sarawak Borneo. SOUTH EAST CO. (S) LTD. US, Jolon Besar. Spore Tel: 2200t.32 words
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Advertisement151 1960-07-08 10 For all CARPETS DRY-CLEANING Contact: WASHINGTON Dry Cleaning Co. 412-414, Orchard Rood, Singapore. Phone: ***** You are on the right path When MANSHIRE is your choice. For Durability and Uncrowned .>aC Comforl r>m«p£^> Ask for MANSHIRE T^Sk4 The* Exclusive Mens Wear. Sole Distributors: HEERA TRADING CO. 87 High Street. Spore.151 words
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Advertisement195 1960-07-08 10 NEW CARRI SPORTS SHIRTS m latest fascinating CONTINENTAL STYLES from 86 High Street. Tel: 2U83 SINGAPORE'S ONLY EXCLUSIVE MEN'S SHOP Save your because we importdirect and sell direct that makes everything cheaper. Watches, Cameras, Transistor Radios Sensational Offer! at LIEN WAH 108. North Bridge Road, Tel: *****, ***** Spore. EXCLUSIVE195 words
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Article20 1960-07-08 11 Cheow Pah is the best A I i I I 1 I I 1 1 c Tlir. j I ■■•ter-20 words
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Article, Illustration240 1960-07-08 11 CHUA BAN HOCK - THE ROCK-BOTTOM JUNIOR CLUBS SURPRISE INDIAN TEAM CHUA BAN HOCK By JALAN BESAR. Friday Junior Clubs 4 Indians 2 JJOCK-BOTTOM Junior Clubs scored a big surprise yesterday. They staggered the Indians with smo oth and constructive play. Their lightning moves completely upset the Indian defenders. Juniors last game was against240 words
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Article, Illustration121 1960-07-08 11 BILL PELLOW - BILL PELLOW By ip., n--..u < th, run when he comes home after t'uuhin^ all Hirer baxv I hi- opposition can pre* •WH him from scoring b.v *Htin« him out. Basically ihe BATTrR can be put «>»t m three «aw 1 When he is121 words
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Article, Illustration540 1960-07-08 11 KATOXG, Friday. pilh teachers rare \v;is the most exciting M Ihe fourth annual athletic mcc( of llu Senna Schools at Fowlie Road yesterday. It drew great laughter and applause and the students did not mind it. The teachers were divided into teams540 words
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Article, Illustration640 1960-07-08 11 NAVAL BASK. Friday. DISCHARGED from hospital two days ago alter recovering from food poisoning, Quah KilU Lye defied doctor's order and took part m the Naval Base School sports. He was champion athlete. Runner-up was (i. Krishnan. Miss Wong Mni Mni won the championship640 words
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Article100 1960-07-08 11 SINGAPORE, Fri.— Yap Ean Yee of the Singapore Chinese Swimming Club, yesterday broke yet another club record when she swam 100 metres breaststroke m 1 mm. 38.6 sec. She has so far broken two others. Fong Hoe Beng yesterday clipped 15 sec off his own record100 words
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Article25 1960-07-08 11 stockholm. Fri— Heavy weight champion Fioyd Pai tenon is coming to Sweden for a series of exhibition matches on August 6. U.P.I.25 words
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Article, Illustration309 1960-07-08 11 BEDOK: Fri. Venus House won the House championship at Bedok Boys' and Girls' School sports yesterday. Results: BOYS \V DIVISION 100 yds: 1. Mustapha b. Garlb. 2.' Mohd. Yusof. 80 Yds. Hurdles: 1. Sulaiman b. Dauct. 2 Ramll b. Salleh. 220 yds: 1 Molid. Yusof. 2.309 words
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Article62 1960-07-08 11 ITALIAN STILL IN LEAD TOULOUSE. Fri. Italian ridrr Gastone Nencini. retained the overall lead m the tour De France cycling marathon at the end ol the 12th .stage He leads from Roj4"r Riviere, France, and Jean Adriaenssens. Belgium. Jean Graczyk, France, von yesterday's 176 kilometres stage from Luchon to Toulouse.62 words
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Advertisement196 1960-07-08 11 FISHING COMPETITION SUNDAY 10th JULY. PRIZES: awarded YIO CHU KANG FISHING POND 11' 4 miltttont FAMOUS FOR BIG ONES- this couldn't have happcned...^^' /f you ffAre left roue PACKING IB'; to us* I A^Sy PACKING under the Personol J— 73^^^- Supervision o» Mr. T. S. iuoy wirh ,^A Vi Wh196 words
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Miscellaneous42 1960-07-08 11 TODAY: 10.52 a.m. and 10 08 p.m. TOMORROW: 11.40 a.m. and 10.55 p.m. SLNDAY: IfcJS p.m. (noon) and 11.43 p.m. MONDAY: I.M p.m. TUESDAY: 0.29 a.m. and 1.5? p.m. \VLDNr.M>AY: 1.17 a.m. and 2.37 p.m. THURSDAY: 2.06 a.m. and 3 16 p.m.42 words
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Article, Illustration167 1960-07-08 12 SPRINGBOKS TAKE HONOURS FOR THE FIRST DAY AFTER COWDREY FALLS TO GODDARD FH A i sixth Wicket stand ol '.«> by Ken Harrington. who made 80. and Hay iliing worth. 37. after a mid-after-noon slump, helped England reach 242 for seven by the close against South Africa167 words
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365 1960-07-08 12 Pullar back after broken wrist, and hits up 94; Century by David Sheppard I (JNI)ON. I ri. Kngland opener (ieofl" Pullar, who broke :i wristbone m Hie lirsl Test, returned to county crickel yestenday. He scored iM for Lancrashire. Pullar showed no signs of the injury m his 21 hours365 words
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350 1960-07-08 12 ST. ANDREWS. Fit Roberto De Vicenzo. 37. Mexican champion, gave one of the mo>t perfect displajrs of golf ever seen on the 6,930 yards Old Cour.se yesterday to retain the lead m the centenary British open golf championship. He scored350 words
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326 1960-07-08 12 Jean Simmons and Stewart Granger: Full story of the break-up From Page One take her around and, indeed, look alter her. One of Jean's greatest attractions is her utter lack of obvious sophistication. She makes no pretence of being a great wit. or queening it as her beauty, style, and326 words
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Article, Illustration118 1960-07-08 12 These young sportsmen nw(\ a ehibh«»uM\ and thov are going about it the right way. The team: Singapore Glass Factory. When they are not chasing honours on thr» soccer field they hunt for dollars towards their buildins fund, tomorrow niuht they are or^anisiny a gala118 words
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Article67 1960-07-08 12 OAKLAND <Caliiornia>. Fri— Gazpar Ortega, slugging welterweight from Mexicali, Mexico, won a unanimous 10--round decision over Johnny Gonsalves. Oakland. last night. Ortega, charging out of his corner at the start of every round, proved too rough an I aggressor for Gonsalves. Johnny tried to stave off67 words
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Article27 1960-07-08 12 LOUISVILLE, Fri. Cuban Luis Rodriguez, outpointed former world champion Virgil Akins last night for the sec- ond time m 13 months m a welterweight.- Reuter.27 words
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Article20 1960-07-08 12 SERANGOON. Fri Combined Schools 'R' beat Girl's Sports Clib 'D' 26-15 m a netball league match yesterday.20 words
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Article30 1960-07-08 12 TOKU>. Jri.—Hashy Panion. eighth ranking Philippine fratherwemht suftered a one-sided defeat at the hands of second-ranking Japanese Kazuyoshi Amada ovpp m rounds last ninht. U.P.I.U.P.I. - 30 words
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293 1960-07-08 12 ALLAN LEWIS - Back after spell: Well Star is bright! but she needs a raj ALLAN LEWIS By BUKIT TIMAH WELSH STAR (Franklin) was impressive at Kukit Im hl inff when she went better than Your Hifhnew tver three m 37 1/5 m the centre of the second track. Welsh Star has not293 words
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70 1960-07-08 12 US basketball coach to correct teamworld KAL.I b.t iki America Singapore iroup oi men. full He f Professor I ti< I w who pore to h I teacher Singapore B. lion. Agility "I U and ti: performa of agility '1 -Ihr ft iii:c iio one p] 1 tii«' otner bu:70 words
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Article, Illustration139 1960-07-08 12 JOSEPH DORAI - His one ambition is to enter the All Star meet JOSEPH DORAI By BIKIT IIMAII, Fri. Vussof llassim. 21, of me riasher* is a muchtalkrd of boy m soft ball circles. Muond baseman lor tbe National Carbon sponsored team, he is ranked fifth among the trn best baltrrs. He took139 words
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Article226 1960-07-08 12 Floyd-ingo fight in November \TEW YORK, m.— The third Floyd Patterson-Ingemar Johansson heavyweight title fight may be fixed for "early November" m Los Angel. > "We 1* 'an toward L«>.^ Angeles; as the .site for the fight." said young Bill Fugazy of Feature Sport*. Inc. -and if we hold it226 words
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Advertisement148 1960-07-08 12 (BMW W3T^ USE A FREE PRESS CLASSIFIED f V <fCT ls^ TIMES HOUS£ RIVER VALLEY ROAD SINGAPORE 9 TEL: 2800 II BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS, ENGAGEMENTS, J7* JSJ,^** I SnBTIUIT ANNOUNCEMENTS, PERSONAL, MISSING ETC $Q word 30 CENTS. SITUATIONS VACANT, VEHICLES FOR SALE. <•» r% fO R a minimum of twenty148 words
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