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Title Section20 1960-07-26 1 THE NEWSPAPER EVEBvminv ls TALKIM WOUT j ■■■■■■_m_bh» The SINGAPORE Free Press NO. *****. TUESDAY, JULY 26, 1960. 15 CENTS.20 words
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Article120 1960-07-26 1 Africans on rampage with the torch The situation explosive says Premier |l_l LAW AYO, Tuesday. African townships lit up the night m th> xmthern Rhodesian city last istralion buildings and beer eyed to have gone up m Oames. ils of rioting Africans went on a i tiu120 words
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255 1960-07-26 1 Queen's sympathy for injured Ghana ambassador LONDON, Tuesday. THE Queen yesterday sent a message of sympathy to the Ghana High Commissioner m London, Sir Edward Asafu-Ad jayc, and expressed her concern at the assault made on him on Saturday evening. The Queen's private secretary, Sir Michael Adeane, telephoned the Ghana255 words
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Article, Illustration65 1960-07-26 1 TEACHING BABY HOW TO GROW UP INTO A BIG. STRONG ELEPHANT An African elephant shows its young calf how to find that tasty tit-bit on a farm m Uganda. They are both thoroughly enjoying a feed from a large bin where over-ripe fruit has been thrown. It is knowing littlePaul Popper - 65 words
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154 1960-07-26 1 MASS MASSACRE OF 3,000 REFUGEES NEAR NEPAL BORDER KATMANDU. Tues. A Tibetan freedom fighter reported yesterday he saw Chinese Communist troops slaughter 3.000 men, women and children Just a mile from the Nepalese border last month. The report was brought here by Chawang Puncho, a khampa tribesman. Puncho said neU.P.I. - 154 words
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53 1960-07-26 1 'Dead' man turns up with wife, children TOKYO, Tues Genzo Seki, 42, a former Japanese Navy civilian reported killed during the IVacific hama from Saipan aboard a United States freighter. He wpy accompanied by his wife, a native of Rota Island who rescued him when he was washed ashore, and53 words
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Article21 1960-07-26 1 LONDON. Tues.— An expedition I of 65 British schoolboys left yesterday for a seven-week expedition to Iceland.21 words
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Article27 1960-07-26 1 CAIRO, Tues. The United Arab Republic's Ambassador m Teheran, Mr. Moharram Hammad, has been recalled to Cairo for consultations following Persia's recognition of Israel.27 words
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Article22 1960-07-26 1 CAIRO. Tues —President Nasser had an hour's meeting here with Major Raul Castro. Cuba's Minister for the Armed Forces.22 words
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Article148 1960-07-26 1 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Plans to bring back Mr C W Bennett, a retired Shell executive now holidaying m Britain, was called off yesterday when his wife's condition Improved after she wa s injured m a road accident In Singapore on Saturday. Mr; Ida Bennett was148 words
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Article, Illustration293 1960-07-26 1 PROBE CALL BY THE U.S. fl£W YORK, Tues.— Russia yesterday opposed a United States proposal that the U.N. Security Council set up an international inquiry commission to investigate its charge that an American RB-47 was shot down because it had violated Soviet air space. Mr. Vasily293 words
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104 1960-07-26 1 U.S. SAYS 'WE MUST GO ON WITH ATOM TESTS' 117-ASHINGTON. Tues.— Mr. f T John McCone, chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, said that the United States would resume underground nuclear tests on its own if the Soviet Union declined to join m a cooperative programme. The United States offered104 words
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Article125 1960-07-26 1 to BY CHANCE t received 0 cutting of your page from The Free Press. Your column is very interesting and I offer you my congratulations. Can you help me by giving me some oddresses of pen friends, preferably boys and girls of ages between 1 8 and125 words
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Article108 1960-07-26 1 RUBBER DOWN «.J)(-n< <! til tin-, mornin. .it li nts n< thr i. i a| c. m i>n n I i.._. lln t"ii- I !I < I HOCK EXCHANGE M.»i._\ an 1 >|vi:< tl dull lim* .11 Siitx a t i omiAanl il- i h intf-i -I IT*108 words
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Article29 1960-07-26 1 TOKYO. Tues.— a new storm. Tropical Storm Rose, with 40--raUe-an-hour wlQds, was located yesterday by the U.S sth Air Force 250 miles southweM of Marcus Island29 words
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Article19 1960-07-26 1 TAIPEH. Tuca— Over 2.000 military pigeon* were lost ln recent pigeon race contest held m Formosa.19 words
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Article27 1960-07-26 1 First Malayan Fund manager'! prices today— buying H. 31 and selling $1 30 xd Second Malayan Puna manager's prices buyli* ti.o2 and selling $1.00 xd27 words
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Advertisement71 1960-07-26 1 leiss ikon I 1 m\ti* i ____H B it Kg? V |k itm.^Bl k i SB %4 iHg B_S__P^H r \f *>■ (Im Hg b' x f$ L,^S2lO/- W th fl9 Cns Wm?: p DISCOUNT FOR CASH) L jLW iolo Ay«n» i 6 Sor*-** *t**l9* *_*.#.«< _*U^#***< 4 "111 HIT71 words
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779 1960-07-26 2 Ceylon teas and rubbers up on Finance Minister's 'no nationalisation' pledge LONDON. Tues. r pHE -stock markets m London yesterday were generally quiet hut the tone remained satisfactory and further gains were recorded m industrials after an uncertain start. Business was restricted by the fresh fall on Wall Street onReuter - 779 words
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Article77 1960-07-26 2 LONDON, Tues. British car exports dropped lv month, despite an increase j m production, the board of trade stated here yesterday The announcement said thai m June a five week peri<si 46.241 cars and t-Hda were exported, compared with 70.273 m May tour-week period and 47.586Reuter - 77 words
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Article57 1960-07-26 2 HONG KONG, Monday. Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H. A- S. Banking Corporation $1,210 $1,225 sales sellers Union Ins. Canton $93.00 $03.00 sales sellers Wheelock 7.35 7.40 sale.. sales HKong phone $38.00 $38.00 .ales sales Dairy Farm <_• Cold Storage $28 10 $28 30 sales57 words
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Article868 1960-07-26 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. KEY TO MARKINGS. ccl cms capital issue. Kail eiclttfiig everything «tf exclatfmg tfivitfaM. i cbi cms bonus issue. I «er ridutfmg capital titan. t ccr cum capital rtttn. I ctf cum tfivitfeatf. c call can all. i868 words
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702 1960-07-26 2 Easier conditions lead to fall in stock prices ■TTtT-lEt//* M hvi yi tTO Irl SINGAPORE, Tuesday. WHEN the Malayan Stock Exchange opened yesterday conditions were dull and easier and sixty per cent of listed counters fell m price. There was. however, no collapse m prices. which were more inclined to702 words
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Article244 1960-07-26 2 NOTb: All prices oelou are middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON July 25. Previous -ucUy New York Prices NEW YORK. July SS. Previous Today TONE: Steady No. 1 RSS Aug. lanr).,.. I *A Contract I I _t I _H Dow lonesA yJ j I j244 words
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Article156 1960-07-26 2 Selective interest m a market described as dull LONDON, Tues. Quotations were raised slightly at the outset m sympathy with Eastern levels but on the nondevelopment of interest they reverted to Friday's closing basis. Traders described the market as dull for the most part. Only selective interest was noted156 words
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154 1960-07-26 2 Sir Geoffrey Clay: Mal natural rubber a progressive industry LONDON. Tuts I "IT is the aim ol" the Malayan (j ami the Robber Producers I I make lhe natural rubber industn fl most progressive basic industries I world. L, This v I frey Clay. < ber research U :.eli_l Rubber154 words
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Article138 1960-07-26 2 London tin rules steady with the help of outside demand lONDON, Tues.— Follow j tag last Friday's sharp downturn, tin ruled steady helped by a certain amount 01 outside demand. Copper was steady m moderate dealings. In the absence of much consumer demand the market was sustained by the138 words
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Advertisement583 1960-07-26 2 rA _T >y TO THE t.A.L. LINES 2it» Sa.I.HKS to ADEN. RED SEA. MEDITERRANEAN. jg J l^ CONTINENTAL SCANDINAVIAN PORTS. §< Spore P Sham Peoaag JT m s Songkhla 28 28 July \A^ m.s. -Rarobad.a a. 30 Ml 4 Aag 5 6 Aug 6 7 Aug ft. ai.S. •Selaad.a b583 words
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Advertisement167 1960-07-26 2 MIII'MM. i BARBER LINE From U.S.A. EAST COAST PORTS via PANAMA LOS ANGELES St" AND HONGKONG OAKVILU 3 Aug TUDOP FERN-VILLE FAR EAST LINE* Frem U.S.A. CULF PORTS via PANAMA. LOS ANGELES SAN ftJ ANO HONGKONG CASTLEVILLE 7 Aug FERNBAY BARBER-FERN- VILLE LINE,, Tt: NEW YORK. BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. MOSUE167 words
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Miscellaneous174 1960-07-26 2 -fc MM _t_ MV* Sa /^**SS*f: CHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Japan 1/2. Meinam 4/5, Shtnsui Maru No. 5 6A, Eastern Muse 6/7, Selandia I 8 9, Landaura 10/11, Glaucus 18, Dolpheverett 19, Sirusa N.Wall 2, Stia N.Wall 4. Arne Presthus 21/22, Gorgon174 words
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57 1960-07-26 3 RICHARDS - RICHARDS B Singapore. Tuesday VOMIT FOR 5 Le food and then ,r _N EIGHTH DAY r „j\ IKJE Veterinary Department is: Bir i U ;ii!ii. la-t week's mystery deaths of n n pi- n \\o hii Kang, Ponggol, Tarn ppei Serang— and Jurong57 words
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Article, Illustration240 1960-07-26 3 THIS CAMP WILL COMMEMORATE GOLDEN JUBILEE OF SCOUTING IN SINGAPORE SINGAPORE, Tues. Scouts m Singapore will hold a Patrol Camp at Jurong Park next month to commemorate 50 years of scouting m the State. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Inche Yusof bin Ishak. who is Singapore's Chief Scout, will open the240 words
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Article, Illustration133 1960-07-26 3 A 1 00-yard wooden wall in Change Alley conies down SINGAPORE, shoppers in Change Alley ran for cover when they saw the hawkers 1 stall> at which they were bargaining literally fall to the ground. The stalls came down as 10 workers demolished a 100-yard wooden wall, near the new133 words
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Article45 1960-07-26 3 IPOH. Tues. Names and addresses of every person resident m Malaya will be m a master-file m the office of the Commissioner for Na- tional Registration, Kuala Lumpur, when the issue of new identity cards is completed m two and half years.45 words
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Article25 1960-07-26 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The recently formed Federation Musicians Union has decided to ask the Government to restrict foreign musicians performing m Malaya.25 words
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131 1960-07-26 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. Spectacle frames made m Singapore are finding an encouraging market m Indonesia, said Mr. Francis Leong. sales and publicity manager of Mayfair Optical House here. Mr. Leong. who will be having tor Jakarta this week for a two-month bus ness tour, said131 words
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295 1960-07-26 3 Court awards judgment on pay claim to dismissed employee KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. Tlll_ SUPPLY of experienced Indian shop assist.mis had "dried up" as a result of the Federation's immigration laws, a lawyer told the High Court here. Mr. S. D. K. Peddle was making his submission against the claim of295 words
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Article25 1960-07-26 3 SINGAPORE, Tues. The management committee of the Singapore Badminton Association will hold a meeting at the Badminton Stadium tonight at 8 p.m.25 words
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50 1960-07-26 3 BAZAAR RAISES RECORD SUM IN A DAY SINGAPORE. Tues. The International Bazaar for the Singapore Blind Association, raised $101.--453.73, the biggest ever amount secured on one day. The bazaar, an annual alfair. was held m May. The stall which brought the highest amount was the Singapore stall which collected $41,055.2450 words
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Article25 1960-07-26 3 KOTA BHARU, Tues. A PMIP State Assemblyman. Tengku Mohamed, an uncle of the Sultan of Kelantan. has resigned from the State Executive Council.25 words
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209 1960-07-26 3 TUG official's call to union leaders: Strive to be independent SINGAPORE, Tues. A prominent Singapore trade unionist has called upon trade union leaders here to strive to be independent and keep the welfare of their union members foremost m their mind. The unionist Is Mr. Sandrasegran Woodhull, Political and Information209 words
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Article36 1960-07-26 3 IPOH. Tues. A wounded tiger was killed by three men who fired seven shots at it from pointblank range while it fought with a friend of theirs In the Parit district near here.36 words
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Article57 1960-07-26 3 BENTONG. Tues. A photographer, Chan Ah Wah 22, of Market Street, Bentong, who chased his younger brother Chan Mok Vow with an axe on June 16 pleaded guilty to a charge of having an offensive weapon. He was arrested with the axe by a detective.57 words
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Advertisement60 1960-07-26 3 I^ ___-TT TtfC-T* i- -f- r -f^ -k? _c M_r_L-»_i^Mr wb.n.ny rauoi iSJe. WOW JbYJEiRX W^JEJbli. FREE ENTRY CONTEST- SEE PAGE 12 j f TRANSISTOR I* CN "*I% BATTtRv' I J 48/- SAf€ HANDLING SINGAPORE BAGGAGE TRANSPORT AGENCY LTD. k u\k ,n association with ViVW^ SINGAPORE PACKING CO.. LTD. S.NGAPORE60 words
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Advertisement114 1960-07-26 3 PAILLARD <df Optical-Magnetic* J\/}JfijY Souwd ram Projector SOOl '^Sl^9Bk__\ BOLEX has all thc features.. Most advanced lomm projector. Send lor folder to-day Agents: t. ammeters Ltd., 16. Collyer Quay. _Tpor»-lu WHITEAWAYS mm has something for everybody ...........1............. ____________l AmM A\\ mm Mm. B&K& mm. _____k Bill.:' B^ :^l pjr ?S114 words
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Miscellaneous174 1960-07-26 3 Medium Wave 476 metres and anniversary greetings with Short wave: 62 metres (4780 kc/s.) music from Kingsley Morrando; from 9.00 pan. 10.00 p.m. daily. 6.45 Sunset serenade. PM. 1.00 Programme sum- 653 Announcements; 7.00 The mary 102 Around the band- news 710 Newstalk; 7.15 Music stand; 1.30 The news; 1.40174 words
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210 1960-07-26 4 ALAN KHOO - Report shows 31 to 35 is the dangerous driving age group in Singapore ALAN KHOO By Singapore, Tuesday THE HIGHEST NUMBER of accidents m Singapore last month were X caused by drivers of the 31 to 35 age group. They were involved m 93 accidents. f Drivers of the 17210 words
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Article43 1960-07-26 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. Socialist Front M.P., Mr. V. David, adviser to the Malayan Pineapple Industry Workers' Union has called for a revision of the 1948 Trades Union Ordinance "to suit the changed circumstances and new development which have now arisen."43 words
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Article37 1960-07-26 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Federation banks were warned by the president of the National Union of Bank Employees, at a meeting that their employees would not let them "do things as they pleased" any more.37 words
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Article18 1960-07-26 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The pilgrim ship, Anking, is due to arrive m Port Swettenham today.18 words
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87 1960-07-26 4 MIDNIGHT SHIFT AT HARBOUR ENABLES SHIPS TO CATCH UP LOST TIME SINGAPORE, Tues. The midnight to dawn extra shift, introduced recently by the Singapore Harbour Board to handle emergency cargo, has proved a big success. The new shift has considerably benefitted shipping companies. Vessels arriving In Singapore behind schedule, owing87 words
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Article36 1960-07-26 4 PENANG, Tues. Malayan pilgrims will be able to travel m air-conditioned comfort and style m the next Mecca pilgrimmage when the 13,--000-ton ship Kuala Lumpur is put into service by the China Navigation Co.36 words
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Article30 1960-07-26 4 MALACCA. Tues. A travelling library— the first m the Federation will be inaugurated by the Chief Minister of Malacca, Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba. at Sungei Rambai. today.30 words
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Article, Illustration119 1960-07-26 4 SINGAPORE SO 'CLEAN AND GREEN' SAY 19 TOURISTS SINGAPORE, Tues. Singapore is a city of friendly people, according to 19 American tourists who were here on a three-day visit. Mr. John BrockdorfT, leader of the party, said: "We were all very surprised to find Singapore such a delightful place. "We119 words
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Article71 1960-07-26 4 They have already visited eight Asian cities from Tokyo to Bali. Other places which they will call at include Calcutta, Nepal, Cairo, Palestine and Athens. Among the party are eight teachers, two high school students, two housewives, a nurse, a photographer and a doctor and his wife. Mr. Brockdorff,71 words
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Article, Illustration151 1960-07-26 4 'HERART BATTERY' GIVE HAROLD MASKELL NEW LEASE OF LIFE SIXTY FIVE YEAR OLD Harold MaskeU (above) has just made medical history by being the first man m Britain to have a tiny electric battery sewn on his heart to keep him alive. The battery a Swedish Invention known medically as151 words
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Article27 1960-07-26 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. Two locally recruited architects attached to the PWD have resigned from government service. They are Messrs. Lee Sian Teck and Si-Hoe Kok Sing.27 words
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Article34 1960-07-26 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Maris Stella Vocational School, will be holding a school exhibition at its premises m Holland Road on August 12 and 13 m aid of the Maris Stella Building Fund34 words
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106 1960-07-26 4 Ulu Langat asks for a $2.3 million water scheme for 21 areas KA.IAXd. TueJ A $2.3 million water supply extension scha has been proposed m I rani develop^ plan lor I hi Land This will bring *ve\ 21.125 people ir. fl Extension of teleptaj lities tn 12 areas are ra106 words
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Miscellaneous186 1960-07-26 4 1 1 __r v ____l .-.-.fl .fl -*sl Bi AmM Mw Am mw fl ift !_______________________________r «RC X _______c __i Ml* __r _EPp kt> __R _____________________________________r li I t-^,O. BI _^a Bwl 9** Ifl S_^ i_ ,r fyflitiirTFr_i-5v^ :■>_!. robe (Tun soir I ma griffe perfumes eau de cologne Sold186 words
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Miscellaneous289 1960-07-26 4 *Maammmaammam\mmamt-m\mu%mm»*amamal^ i tn. CLUES ACROSS r greener eiderdown (6). 1. Directors of an art studio? 5. Town associated with a saintly animal-lover (7). 8. Brass is difficult for the Cock- 6. Upset by being deprived of a ney to wear on his arm (8). concert, perhaps? (12) 9. Double existence289 words
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Miscellaneous48 1960-07-26 4 IM I V -ill fT| V _l^l tttrnrn -.L-li TOD-fY: 12.53 pjn. TOMORROW: 0.16 p.m. and 1.22 p.m. THURSDAY: 0.53 a.m. and 1.52 p.m. FRIDAY: 1.31 a.m. and 2.23 p.m. SATURDAY: 2.13 a.m. and 3.00 p.m. SUNDAY: 304 ajn. and 3.45 p.m. MONDAY: 4.09 a.m. and 4.35 p.m.48 words
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Article, Illustration226 1960-07-26 5 A. Mahadeva - A. Mahadeva By Singapore. Tues. L T oF HIS TRAINING [IOR TO TAK,NG up )M |NISTRATIVE JOB IN )CAL AIRWAYS FIRM v \l;j|i..in has been appointed to a iterative P<> st n an airways office m m North Africa. n.uii is 26-year-old Mr. Ong226 words
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Article31 1960-07-26 5 SUNGEI PATANI. Tues. Plana have been completed for the building of a hostel for assistant nurses at Kangar. Perlis The hostel will cost about $40,000.31 words
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212 1960-07-26 5 Man is cleared after prosecution 'changes its horses...' DORT DICKSON, Tues. j 1 Tha president ot the Sessions Court here. Raja Redzuan bin Raja Ya'acob. referred to the change of prosecuting officer m a corruption case as "changing horses m mid-stream." j He added that this had resulted m the212 words
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Article, Illustration75 1960-07-26 5 Mr. David Chipp - Mr. David Chipp by picture. 0 The president of the Reuter Local Employees' Union. Inche Mohd. Noor bin Mohammad (left) presenting a silver tray to Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Stockwell at a farewell cocktail party. Mr. Stockwell, the South-East AsiaFree Press - 75 words
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Article66 1960-07-26 5 BENTONG. Tues. A photographer. Chan Ah Wah, 22, was bound over for one year m $200 for chasing his younger brother. Chan Mok Vow, with an axe on June 16. Chan Ah Wah. who pleaded guilty, said that he intended to frighten his brother66 words
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Article, Illustration147 1960-07-26 5 Singapore girl wins two scholarships for graduate study in U.S. SINGAPORE, Tuesday. 24-YEAR-OLD graduate of lhe Nanyang University here has become the first Singaporean to receive a Frank M. S. Shu scholarship to study m an American university. She is Miss Leong Sui Lan, who has a Bachelor of Science147 words
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Miscellaneous246 1960-07-26 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice dc Fred Dickenson __^_^___^^__?_-____ij__"__»3E^__G**^r r ___E_^_____i N '"E 15 UNTIL r kmr^fmrfWSkx II MANDRAKE b y Lee Falk and Phli Davis 7 HAAM-MAYNOT MANPRAKE —ANP SEEMS TO PIVE /^T\ f7j BE NECESSARY TO J GESTURES- TMRU TME SUB'S Si PE, U r J VI iT246 words
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Miscellaneous154 1960-07-26 5 DIARY OF TODAY'S EVENTS 'X t^^^^^^^^ m^-^X mmMmm mmmmmm mmmmm^imai MINISTRY OF CULTIRE: Free film shows at Lam Ho VilI lage; Ming Ching School. Jalan Ulu Sembawang; Upper Alju.-ied j Road. 7 p.m. YMCA (Orcnard Road): Junior dept. open from >2 p.m.; body building and weight lifting 4 p.m.: cricket154 words
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134 1960-07-26 6 WHAT' S WRONG WITH ATHLETIC MEETS mm 0 I am an athletics fan and have attended almost all the important athletic meets »held m Singapore this year. I've always enjoyed the spectacle of keen competition at these meets, but I have one grouse. A sports photograph published on 17 June134 words
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Letter130 1960-07-26 6 Dear Sir When I wrote the previous time about farcical records at AA A. meets, a gentleman writing under the name of "Cinders" accused the critics of being blinded by prejudice. I would like to ask this gentleman (or the A.A.A.) whether all the records tabled as A.A.A. records m130 words
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96 1960-07-26 6 Congratulations to Pak Kasur for bringing up a subject that needs urgent attention. As far as I con recall, one young boy was stabbed m a Singapore cinema and scores of others were involved m gang fights offer they had finished seeing cinema shows. The96 words
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Letter46 1960-07-26 6 Dear Sir Why can't there be a Kebun Kanak-Kanak (Garden of children) here? If Pak Kasur has found that this sort of thing keeps Indonesian children oway from fights and mischief, it could surely do a world of good for our boys and girls. RUGAIAH IBRAHIM46 words
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Letter55 1960-07-26 6 Dear Sir There's no point classifying films as "Adults Only" and then admitting children. As a matter of fact, an "Adults Only" label would only encouroge the youngsters more. And we can't blame them for their natural curiosity. Ticket sellers should be instructed not to sell tickets to them at55 words
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Letter20 1960-07-26 6 No man is the wiser for his learning: wit and wisdom are born with a man —JOHN SELDEN20 words
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Article, Illustration1081 1960-07-26 6 Andrew: Can LOVE survive bossiness after we're married? MY GIRL IS FOUR INCHES TALLER... OF LATE SHE'S BECOME SO BOSSY DROP ESME A LINE DON'T get- upset*. Jot down your troubles m a letter and post them to Esme. She'll give you sound advice —or a rocket if you deserve1,081 words
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Article, Illustration392 1960-07-26 6 PETER FORSTER - A latter-day Casanova, Errol Flynn was at least honest with himself in his last book PETER FORSTER by ranter, t LONDON, Tuesday. rpHE.LATE Errol Finn's third and last book (few remember he wrote also a travel book and a novel) is at last published m full m London. i "My392 words
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Article, Illustration103 1960-07-26 7 I nGAP ore EXPORTERS f (pLOR E NEW j EN UES OF SUPPLY IN g FEDERATION o g PILLAI Singapore. Tuesday. By X t^^jvj^r^nough rattan m Singapore arv exploring m*tm avenues of supply T md Indonesia. N1 lhe United Kingdom, United tinental countries are103 words
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69 1960-07-26 7 FOOTBALLER IS NOW FIRST ASIAN MANAGER OF WORKSHOP tfUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— A footballer, Mr. J. Govindasamy. became the first Asian manager of the Central Electricity Board workshop m Bungsar Road. He succeeds Mr. John Edward Steer who left Kuala Lumpur un( j er the Malayanisation scheme. Mr. Govindasamy is a69 words
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18 1960-07-26 7 FREE TO FACE TRIAL ON BORDER CHARGE IKok rgi of an m ong :ncr K. a I Moiki-18 words
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Article81 1960-07-26 7 tne i ud iuon V. R. v Irom 4 to Far t to be lll_n___f l *ne ]ffi A later I .nd corporation's branches there. Tnis will be his first visit to Singapore after six years, Std Mr. D. J. Hill, Far Eastern manager of tne company.81 words
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214 1960-07-26 7 Kampong folk express thanks for a 'vital' bridge now being built SINGAPORE, Tuesday. RESIDENTS living m a kampong off Paya Lehar have expressed their "heart-felt thanks" to the Government lor providing them with a 'Vital" bridge. For the past 10 years they :>td a bridge made of coconut trunks and214 words
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Article, Illustration86 1960-07-26 7 HELENA OFF TO STUDY DECORATION rjINGAPORE, Tues. Miss >5 Helena Leung. 18, left recently for London to study interior decoration. Helena is an old girl of Fairfield Methodist Girls School and the AngloChinese School. Helena will be away for three years. She said: 'Singapore needs more interior decorators, especially since86 words
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Article, Illustration290 1960-07-26 7 More than 2,000 at Bedoh watch boatmen their skill at sailing their holehs on the sea Team event provides highlight of day with a 'photo finish 9 BEDOK, Tuesday. MORE THAN 2,000 people of all nationalities lined the Bedok beach for over a mile to watch290 words
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170 1960-07-26 7 ECONOMISTS MOST UNPOPULAR, HE TELLS ROTARIANS SINGAPORE, Tues.— The economist is an unpopular person m his society, members of the Rotary Club of Singapore West were told. The economist who said this is Dr. C .R. Wharton, Field Associate of the American Council of Economic and Cultural Affairs stationed m170 words
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Article, Illustration69 1960-07-26 7 BUDDHIST EXPERT TO GIVE TALKS DURING 3-MONTH STAY K~INGAPORE, Tues.— A well-known Buddhist philosopher, Rev. Narada Mahathera, recently arrived from Saigon for a threemonth stay m Singapore. Rev. Narada, as he is better known, will, during his stay, give sermons and hold discussions weekly on Buddhist philosophy. He is the69 words
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Article63 1960-07-26 7 IT-JALA LUMPUR. Tues. A delegation of three Federation MPs will leave on Aug. 11 by air to attend a conference of Commonwealth Parliamentary Association branches m the Malaya-Borneo group m Kuching. The delegates are the Assistant Minister of Interior, Inche Ismail bin Yusof, Mr. Geh Chong63 words
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134 1960-07-26 7 A RENOWNED POET GOES HOME AFTER 200 LECTURES JTues^-^ After delivering over 200 religious lectures here and m the Federation, Mr. C.S.S. Mani Bagavathar, 42, a Hindu religious lecturer from Ceylon, left for Colombo. Mr. Bagavathar was seen off at the airport by many Indian dignitaries. i In a message134 words
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Article26 1960-07-26 7 SUNGEI PATANI, Tues. Tengku Mansur bin Tengku Yacob, son of the Malayan High Commissioner m London, has been appointed a probationary agricultural officer here.26 words
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Article, Illustration83 1960-07-26 7 Five ex-council men are off to England in search of knowledge SINGAPORE. Tues. Five architectural draughtsmen, who resigned recently from the Singapore Improvement Trust and the City Council are now on their way to Britain seeking admission to the Royal Institute of British Architects. One of them, Mr. A.W. Dharmawardena.83 words
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Article, Illustration30 1960-07-26 7 RAUB, Tues. For stealing bananas worth 25 cents on June 22. a farmer, Wong Lap Khuen. 28. of Sungei Ruan new village, was fined $25. MR DHARMAWARDENA30 words
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Advertisement124 1960-07-26 7 lIIW 1 The Combination That Makes Your HI-FI and STEREO Perfect j m Transcription Pick-up Arm TPA.I2 a SgD mmmfSx^Mm •___!___y g Transcription Motor 301. B From All Radio Dealers. B I Sole Agents:- KEE HUAT RADIO CO., LTD. Singapore Kuala Lumpur Penang. S____mw l"'-*' i c ™^s frr\lXf •_>124 words
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Miscellaneous36 1960-07-26 7 -I»l iliiiSiiiiPy /^^Zgwb TMANI<S^\ R_H? WMAT WE ACE ABOUT TO RECEIVE EXCEPT THE j\ j o __-____________!i [j iT i ll I I /In It IB >Kf ___x_i>_F___iJS?vS.:;:. I IK 1 4____i__3P.il i__KS?&* iii£. i i36 words
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Article, Illustration1018 1960-07-26 8 STANLEY JACKSON - STANLEY JACKSON Continuing SECRETS OF THE RITZ by accompanied by his own chef! TO-MORROW: The late Aga Khan deserved the title "King of the Ritz." THEY s_iY that the solid marble arcade will outlive the Rita lts^ 1--1 But while the hotel stands so1,018 words
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Article18 1960-07-26 8 LONDON. Tues.— Princess Alexandra of Kent, the Queen's cousin, has a mild attack of food poisoning.18 words
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Article, Illustration498 1960-07-26 8 JEANNE GRAHAM - THE LATEST FROM PARIS: STRAW DRESSES THAT RUSTLE WHEN YOU MOVE. ..AND THE MARVEL OF WASH-AND-IRON VELVET JEANNE GRAHAM By PARIS, Tuesday. LEFT: My tavourite dress this season (for party-lime anyway) is this robe a danser by Tiktiner of the Cote d'Azur. It comes m white, embroidered with navy blue498 words
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Advertisement246 1960-07-26 8 The Latest PROTECTION ,jgjj> at to the EYES mM f your ch,ldren iff X and YOURSELF mi j y 5 IL use (~_s_* UNBREAKABLE j\ PLASTIC <M LENSES lii by AMERICAN OPTICAL j«*' OhtainaoL from j NEW CHINA OPTICAL CO., 159, North Bridge Road, "Capitol Building" Singapore. Tel: ***** *****246 words
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Advertisement58 1960-07-26 8 Setback fori M nan \3t__. way here venerea;. _cr_H poaMk f im'mtM WASHES I A* rinFes spjnTdry i^3l T TMt WM S..HOJI Sole A. THE EMPOR^, 17-19, 2b. REMOIII superfuh HAIR! TRICO V\AT£-- IN ITALY C-; SAFELY Rt t superfluo" 5 Is 1 it Uo. Removes to No J Kill*58 words
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Miscellaneous134 1960-07-26 8 VmJAx* m^Xx£ t &ffi mm mM\M*Zi *J /^^a\m Mm W jH^i.l m Kii_h _____L________l ____k_ BORN today, you are one of those outgoing individuals who makes an impression upon your environment. What you say and do will change conditions. Kind and sympathetic to all, especially those whom you believe may134 words
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Miscellaneous135 1960-07-26 8 fmm Mnm**x\*mm*******mmmmmmm******m To find what the stars have m store for you tomorrow, select your birthday star and read the corresponding paragraph. Let your birthday star be your daily guide. TOMORROW LEO (July 24- Aug. 23) press forward m urgent matters. You can accomplish something im* portant to your future.135 words
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Miscellaneous139 1960-07-26 8 ..WIW-PW—l ll mmmaamrm-m Capricorn (Dec. 2:.-jan 201 Interests at a distance should come into play at this time. Perhaps you are on vacation. AQVARIL'S Man. 21-Feb. 19) An important letter may increase your business potent t.t Is PISCES (Feb. 20- Mar 20) If you want the most important results, select139 words
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355 1960-07-26 9 MARGREAT WEE - Pressure cooking is a joy if you know how to use this new gadget MARGREAT WEE A PA CE OF NEWS, VIEWS FOR WOMEN PRESENTED 8Y... fHERE are many cooking gadgets m the market today to help the modern housewife. But these modern devices can be quite baffling to the355 words
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Article, Illustration236 1960-07-26 9 WHAT WE NEED IS 'CHARM' SCHOOL RUN ON PARIS LINES, SAYS MRS. KLERK IF there's one thing 1 that attractive Mrs. Louise Klerk would like to see m Singapore it is the establishment of a modelling school, run on entirely different lines from the existing ones. For Mrs. Klerk, one236 words
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100 1960-07-26 9 The magic magnet in these new earrings -THERE'S magic m the x latest idea for earrings. At least, that's what I thought, and I'm sure you would too, when you see them at Robinson's. But the simple explanation is that they are magnetic. Just place the earrings on your ear100 words
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58 1960-07-26 9 A NAIL CLIPPER STRICTLY FOR MILADY AT C. K. Tang's recently I found a nail clipper strictly meant for milady. It Is tiny, and delicate— about half the size of the usual ones. Incidentally, it may be a good source for inducing your kids to cut their nails —well, at58 words
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Article55 1960-07-26 9 A TRIUMPH for the women who always say "I wish somebody would discover a fabric that is uncrushable. cool, washable and yet inexpensive." At last somebod} has. It is Dacron silk, which is just as ideal for sheath dresses as it is for costumes. From55 words
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Article42 1960-07-26 9 A complete set of baby's wear from Australia is now obtainable at Soon Joo m High Street. Made by Bond's the clothes are some of the prettiest I've seen. They range from sleeping bags to matinee jackets.42 words
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67 1960-07-26 9 CHOCOLATES: THE SWEETEST NEWS TODAY HERE'S good news for the girls with a sweet tooth, and who do not have to watch their weight. Nestles products have imported three new varieties from England and Belgium. They are the Orange and Grapefruit 100-gram packings and the 50-gram 'Club" bar. Colourfully wrapped,67 words
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68 1960-07-26 9 NEW BEAUTY AID CAUSES STIR AMONG WOMEN TH E beauty preparation Placentubex for the rejuvenation of ageing skin, has caused quite a stir of excitement among local women. Kay, of Kay Beauty Service m Battery Road, reports that she has received a large number of queries on the correct use68 words
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Article42 1960-07-26 9 A BROCADE that washes. This ls the cotton brocade which has just arrived from Switzerland at Bombay Bazaar, ln High Street. Gold threaded, you have the choice of plain or floral fabric m white, pink and beige.42 words
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389 1960-07-26 9 BAKED BANANAS WINS THE $20 THIS WEEK Ricepe Contest MRS. L. LIM, of 51 Carisbrooke Grove, Serangoon Garden Estate, Singapore 19, wins the first prize m Recipe Contest No. 29 for her "Baked Bananas/ She gets $10 and a Nestle hamper worth $10. INGREDIENTS: Six firm bananas, lemon juice, two389 words
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Advertisement183 1960-07-26 9 I ISS I -ISpi I if >i?-f 1 I **sS?§r§nS___ I x- _____S___s_*S. I I I I I I I llll> is tin "looi.' that French girls all A»aiin_; v the moment. It is the .-ho *p«-nt five months touring .'♦nt.-i i hat French girls loved it because m. tmmti183 words
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Advertisement195 1960-07-26 9 the simplest ever way to *^___J<_a-r-Bf-!^^^_iJl._f__r/ j _____P___Pr^-'--soir O-Stihutom LINDETEVES-JACOBERG SINGAPORE -K. LUMPUR PENANG IPOH JESSELTON <$*■ nl _&t2-__k_^ Mmmm M\ _-_-f l_P=?H^ '^S_B___r^ y^ _r _-_-i i_K^ ___HS__l _v :^H H_£ Jr^ _H '■■■■■mW.:- S Yes, even you run thc risk ol j\ offending unless you take some Ki^P^^f^Sß195 words
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Article, Illustration49 1960-07-26 10 GOH THE MARRYTIME EAGER TO REPEAT HIS SUCCESS TOMORROW mfg Goh Geok I_oo of Merrytime B p hHiJ team into the final of the Singapore Inu-? pionship on Sunday night. Merry time. <h_R>J] past two years, will meet I'niversity of \1 final tomorrow night at the S.B.A. Hall. Gtjll49 words
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Article199 1960-07-26 10 'FIGHT MY TIGER,' HE TELLS INGO T\ENVER. Colorado. Tues Pep Barone, manager of Philadelphia knockout sensation Sonny Liston. said that Ingemar Johansson should agree to meet his truly fearful Tiger. Liston, by knocking out Zora Folley m the third round of their Denver Coliseum battle cleared away from American heavyweightU.P.I. - 199 words
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141 1960-07-26 10 UNITED NATIONS OLYMPIC TEAM IS CALLED FOR LONDON, Tues.— A member J of Parliament who not so long ago ran a mile m less than four minutes suggested today that the United Nations should enter a team m the Olympic Games. In a letter to the Times. Chris Chataway citedU.P.I. - 141 words
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Article29 1960-07-26 10 ROME, Tues.— Four late entries for the Olympic Games next month from Kenya. Haiti, Lebanon, and Vietnam have been accepted. This brings the total to 87.— ReuterReuter - 29 words
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95 1960-07-26 10 Rifle suting brings terror to stadium HONOLULU. pin- at a saa game Ml shot fe last nt| lieved to be who ol sm The umpire Fm ston. right ear. Th. bi under'the ski;, a above th. I There Mi no fc and Johnsto: it. ..at is factory eta Tripler Ho.:U.P.I. - 95 words
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Article35 1960-07-26 10 Four sal with! judo m [ALAN c: h pore. hSM i j happy motrd to ai-OtbeJ at th. Singap«M grading c The G. J< IfUn pie cefffclO' j they kHI be PJ_J certil. I other35 words
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Article34 1960-07-26 10 Moore stop' champ in a i ALBUrn chair.;- apj> "J bro.. kie m the th- ir t t: '.JJ put J lfO yd bou< diti fend pounds TJ broken > j lan nai oasrf\ Ven-34 words
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Article43 1960-07-26 10 If** 0 STONEHAVEN. Tues.— A Se*"'^.,^ mi a world record by scoring one n ho m 23 hours and 40 minutes. Prex wU Uris tito j Brechin (Scotland) Young M pn „l ir iu^ team, one million m hour*43 words
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Advertisement177 1960-07-26 10 For Cool Comfort y^s 65% jW JM Tetoron \m***^j mm \L\ Cotton A. All C. nn A 'WURLITZER WuRIirZER SINGAPORE PIANO CO., 169, Orcr-crd Road, S SPORTSHIRTS AS LOW AS $2-50 ea. Beautiful designs m Various Colours from America, Germany I and France materials at Leela Silk Store 7. Stamford177 words
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Advertisement322 1960-07-26 10 '/£/■'■<■ I _______N U I ___B______A _i ______N 4______o_^ fb.jMj *^^^^^^^^^^p^-^^^S^T^^^*}^^***tSf*\t.' r _flft__^___.ft-ftjr\ "y ?_B. vr< *^k_ ____C^^ ■.•■■^V ..*MmMf*Mm. Aw^mmavys&StMMx. _-_._(jJH_ffl_____________B__^_i l _^_Pl__^_H ■■'"*> X ■<*_?'■_________}.--_-: v<*rT3-I"5 ,\m\v r*J-B_^|B_K?_^___H___-V 's^mw*^. ._f_l_F ■M\WjAv//>f*M ___EA2_3 ___t__W£_t-'''-''i_H___f VI /?jSa_!-P^-PWfe^'' j-^ ■$ii~ VJ _M__i4_K '"X^*- _______C^_-__X '^m\mm^^^slmmmmm\mmm\wnW^ "WINDSOR" Baby Wear The ideal baby322 words
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Advertisement1096 1960-07-26 10 mmmmmamma _____w_____^___^ gHOPPING CENTRE brings you every I 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 yonTl find here. FOR BEAUTIFUL BATIKS lithe very latest selections make a point of1,096 words
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Advertisement235 1960-07-26 10 For all CARPETS j DRY-CLEANING Contoct: WASHINGTON Dry Cleaning Co. 412-414, Orchard Road, Singapore. Phone: ***** **mt*P***' y cool', --\____Bfc. _BrTTiT-r_B^ mm t I w Ia __s___^' Available on Easy Hire- Pu r chase Terms. AGENTS DISTRIBUTOR. (PVT) LTD. 12, Battery Road, Ist. Floor, Singapore 1. Tel. *****. Save your235 words
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Advertisement226 1960-07-26 10 FOR THAT COOL-COMFORT FEELING Use m mm *> utmtmm > DIPLOMAT Gives REAL VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY I^IAI_^PRICES ANNUAL SALE GENTS' CREASELESS NONIRON SHIRTS $4.90 'GENTS' DACRON I FINISHED TROUSERS $490 U.S.A. BABYDOLL PYJAMAS $5.90 LADIES' SWIMSUITS 53. 50 FANCY STRIPED BATHTOWELS $100 Fancy UMBRELLAS with Waterproof Cover $2.50 CATHAY226 words
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Article, Illustration147 1960-07-26 11 iv* J* Going: yielding Iws 1 Div. b Furs. Won by one, 2_. Time 1 mm 15 2 5. I fmm i Div. I—6 Furs. (P and O Cup). Won by I_. 3_, 2.. Time 1 mm 13 1 Div. I—7 Furs. Won by Head, nose,147 words
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630 1960-07-26 11 HENRY LONGHURST - HENRY LONGHURST By LONDON. Tuesday. CONFESS that my own main interest m attendIbc nnal day of the DaJca tournament recently not so much to set vhich of the usual names would this time finish at the630 words
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413 1960-07-26 11 SATURDAY AUGUST 15... KEEP THIS DATE FREE SINGAPORE, Tuesday. gINGAPORE is going to the Olympics next month. Already the names of seven men have been approved by the Singapore Olympic Sports Council. Perhaps more will be added to the413 words
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293 1960-07-26 11 Only one goal down, then crash...7 times Social Welfare 8; Robinson Sports Club 0. Xj^ARRER PARK, Tues. r Despite unfavourable conditions, Social Welfare trounced their opponents m this friendly soccer match yesterday. Sound teamwork and individual brilliance were m evidence. But what a fright the Robinson men got m the293 words
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66 1960-07-26 11 ROME, Tues. Italy's defence minister Mr. Giulio Andreotti. president of the Olympic Organizing Committee, called attention to the "grave moment of international tension" when he opened Olympic Village yesterday. He expressed hopes the animosities between nations would be forgotten within "the sacred zone ofU.P.I. - 66 words
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Article37 1960-07-26 11 WEST JORDAN, Tues.— Matchmaker George Parnassus of the Olympic Boxing Club m Los Angeles and promoter Norm Rochschild will negotiate for a title bout between middleweight champion Gene Fullm*- onri B-Mfar Ray Robinson.— U.P.I.U.P.I. - 37 words
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338 1960-07-26 11 Borneo athletes will join today's Olympic trials FARRER PARK, Tuesday. WITH the Rome Olympics just one month away, the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association have yet to select athletes to represent the State. Today, four Olympic trials will be held at the cinder track here, commencing at 5 p.m. The six338 words
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Article198 1960-07-26 11 GOODWOOD. Sussex, Tues.— Mr. Donald Campbell. British holder of the world water speed record, yesterday made the first powered run m his car, "bluebird" m which he hopes to set up a new world land speed m September. He travelled around the circuit at aReuter - 198 words
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Advertisement205 1960-07-26 11 I YOUR OFFICE I I EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS I 2 HEADS WERCHAHGEABLE OH 1 BASE *I§il?^fS^ IT'S A FOOD /^PfL_/ f^liffi IPlvHym^P. E and MEAT 3 MmmW^^mfmi' JP^IS^S/^ 5 CHOPPER! IL__J^'/>]?\^^^l^i^)^P^ i lill/' IT'S A SALAD |lj_i_=illfF jj|' fSyIM Vazey-Mate4 ™_«5S. Talk about a package deal! Here m one compact, eye-catching205 words
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234 1960-07-26 12 ALLAN LEWIS - ALLAN LEWIS By PENANG, Tuesday. MALLEE, a last start winner over 9F at Kuala 1U Lumpur, showed that she is holding that form by running three m 38-3/5 on the outside of number234 words
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Article, Illustration48 1960-07-26 12 Ho Cheiuii. Yau (second from left) heads Kitchee s s econd goal m the match against Joint Services at the week-end. Defenders are Nay lor (left) and Paulson (right). Goalkeeper Osborne is on the ground. Last night Kitchee beat Singapore Chinese 3-0.48 words
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438 1960-07-26 12 CHUA BAN HOCK - CHUA BAN HOCK By JALAN BESAR, Tuesday. Kitchee (Hong Kong) :>; Chinese Invitation 0 fjHINESE Invitation tailed to impress m their soccer Friendly against Kitchee Sports Club of Hong Kong m their second tour match m Singapore under438 words
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168 1960-07-26 12 THE AUSSIE SWIMMERS HAVE LOST SUPREMACY BRISBANE, Tues.— Two of Australia's leading swimming coaches, at present with the Australian swimming team at the Olympic Games preparation camp at Townsville* Queensland, say that Australian swimming supremacy has slipped. Her haul of Olympic gold medals is m doubt. Don Talbot, who coaches168 words
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Article53 1960-07-26 12 AUSTIN, Tues. Penny Baker, 18. set a new men's world water ski jumping record yesterday with 150» feet m the Lone Star water ski championship. A member of the Galstron team, he bettered the existing mark of 14__- feet held by Mike Osborn ofUPI - 53 words
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Article350 1960-07-26 12 Warwick get a win ...at last LONDON, Tues.—Warwickshire won their first game for neajly a month when they beat Worcestershire at Dudley by an innings and 47 runs m the English county cricket championship yesterday. Play was dominated by the two captains, Mike Smith (Warwickshire) and Don Kenyon (Worcestershire). SmithReuter - 350 words
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Article15 1960-07-26 12 MONTREAL. Tues.— Canada will send 124 competitors to the Olvmnip Games. ReuterReuter - 15 words
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Article16 1960-07-26 12 MOSCOW, Tues.— The Soviet Union will send 300 competitors tO th_» ni_m.nl/. Games.— ReuterReuter - 16 words
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Article350 1960-07-26 12 McLean hits century MANCHESTER, Tues. A glorious century by Roy McLean— first for either side m the series helped South Africa get within 31 runs of England's first innings score of 260 on the fourth day of the fourth Test here. McLean contributed 109 to South Africa's total of 229.350 words
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Article99 1960-07-26 12 England first innings 260. South Africa First Innings MeGlew c Subba Row b Trueman 32 Goddard c Parks b Statham 8 Pithey c Parks b Statham Carlstein b Trueman 11 McLean b Allen 109 Waite b Statham O'Linn c sub b Allen 27 Wesley c Trueman b Allen 3Reuter - 99 words
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Article28 1960-07-26 12 FEILDING, Tues. Australia's badminton team beat New Zealand 8-1 In their Australasian Zone Thomas Cup semi-final match. The winners meet Japan ln the zone final.28 words
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Article106 1960-07-26 12 Tulloch can still win with 10.1 MELBOURNNE, Tues.—Tulloch, Australia's glamour racehorse, should win the £A25,750 Centenary Melbourne Cup, m which he has been weighted at 10.1, according to trainer Tommy Smith. The race will be run at Flemington on November 1. In last year's Melbourne Cup. m which he did106 words
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Article91 1960-07-26 12 Juniors 4: Had m Mas 1 JALAN BESAR, Tues.— Junior Athletic Association easily beat Radin Mas Ramblers m the SAFA Division 3D League match played at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Atan, Rajoo and V. Suppiah scored for the Juniors, who also got a gift goal.91 words
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Article73 1960-07-26 12 MANCHESTER, Tues. Raman Subba Row may not be able to bat again m the fourth Test against South Africa. He has fractured his thumb. It was injured while Subba Row was trying to take a catch off South African batsman Sid O Tinn. KenReuter - 73 words
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195 1960-07-26 12 rLEDO, Tues. United States Olympic hopes were given a great boost when six world records were broken m the Amateur Athletic Union's national swimming championships here. Mike Troy, 19, figures m three records within two days— 2oo metres butterfly (m which he beat hisReuter - 195 words
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