The Singapore Free Press, 24 November 1960
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Title Section23 1960-11-24 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** THI RSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1960. 15 CENTS23 words
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Article17 1960-11-24 1 False 'war' scare Lo IGNORES Ear report i missile I |.S. ■oon s image I The cam17 words
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Article493 1960-11-24 1 100,000 at the funeral of battle dead Armed guard at offices: Personnel spend night at H.Q. or with friends: Copter look-out 1 LEOPOLDVILLE. Thursday Nigerians to take over from the Ghanaians <II()l rs Df "Out With UNO" tame from some of an estimated UK) jmh)Reuter; AAP - 493 words
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Article, Illustration260 1960-11-24 1 HAROLD SOH - Traffic police catch scores in a 'trap' at cinema HAROLD SOH By Singapore City, Thurs. \I() TOUIS TS are railing like nine-pins into a traffic police "Imp" a! the entrance lo the Lido Cinema m Orchard Road. Since early this month more than three-score motorists have been book* d for260 words
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56 1960-11-24 1 MAN, 75, MAKES HIS HOME IN HIS GRAVE SALATIGA Central Java*. Thins. A 75-year-old man at Sinoman village. near here, has taken to living m his grave. Puksuioreujo ikki hi b.ahed and wrapped him* whue biiiial garmentsHe then -..enped Into the newly-dun trench, while vis children built shelter over v.56 words
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Article26 1960-11-24 1 JAKARTA. Tl.ui\s.--The ship uich Jessen" hi** .sailed from Tanjong Pinang In the Rhio Islands, oil Singapore, with 263 j repatriates bound tor Communist China.26 words
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143 1960-11-24 1 Search for missing plane with 32 aboard MANILA. Th v r S.— Forty planes took off at dawn today In a massive search operation for a Philippine Air Line (PAL) DC-3. missing with 32 persons aboard on a two-hour flight from 110 110 City. Central Philippines, to Manila. The airliner143 words
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Article43 1960-11-24 1 SINGAPORE CITY. I;,.: A nii*e-y ear-old 'i Madlah bte. Majid of Jalan Eunos, u;i^ knocked down by a taxi near the junction of Lorong 0. < this morning. Bile was sent to the General fcl. She was on her way to43 words
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102 1960-11-24 1 THE DAY A DAME SAT IN THE PRIME MINISTER'S CHAIR LONDON. Thurs. D Irene Ward, a conservative backbencher day .sat In the Prime Mini: at In the House Oi Common.") lor an ho a prote.-t against her own government No such a thing happe: fore. Afterward told reporter.^ she wanted102 words
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Article26 1960-11-24 1 6BER DOWN 1 1. i STOCK EXCHANGE M i! i\ hi l HOOT GIBSON ILL I \v I bit H ARMY CM It i26 words
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Advertisement15 1960-11-24 1 i^CTo MFORT H» li DURABILITY I dipSc I VESTS C^»nbrd Yorn. I IS AKA KYOTO15 words
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Advertisement6 1960-11-24 1 Customs freeze $20,000 worth of crackers:6 words
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Advertisement20 1960-11-24 1 SQUIRE LONGSON World Famous hMMjj^^^^il British Piano. Sole SINGAPORE PIANO CO. 169. Orchard Road Singapore 6 r r H JO9BWE20 words
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280 1960-11-24 2 sklaflsdfds s by the FREE PRESS FOREIGN SERVICE JAKARTA, Thursday. Till Indonesian Minister of Finance, Mr. Xotohamiprodjo, told re--1 porters here Government economic measures were strengthenthc mpiah m such provinces us Ihe Rhio Islands, facing Singa,,(,7v I The rupiah280 words
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25 1960-11-24 2 WORK OF ARTIST FROM SINGAPORE AT LONDON ART EXHIBITION LONDO A re iio a tudied Conunoi Exhibit repress Lm B Sculptures, too tb« C Re25 words
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79 1960-11-24 2 Bid to settle finance disputes in New Delhi >TEW DELHI. Thur>. The i Ministers uf India md Pakistan met here yesterday m a bid settle outstanding flnanputes between their irisine from partition m 1947. India is claiming 3.700 million rupees trom Pakistanis her share i dcit pension paymentv and income79 words
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Article17 1960-11-24 2 PARIS. yves Laurent. Dior top c;<. wh< ple'e phy&ical am mental breakdovrj and rh«17 words
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Article18 1960-11-24 2 JAKARTA. hundred Indoi eteran* expressed their readiness tc be .-.enr' I h In Wesi N» Guinea.18 words
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Article23 1960-11-24 2 PARIS. ITS— M. m. Prefect ot Toulouse, wil succeed M. Paul Delouvrier French Government De*« General m Alsena.23 words
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Article135 1960-11-24 2 SHIPS IN PORT SHIPS lyinjj alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or evperted today are: Canton 1/2, Mataiam 43. Mikumo Maru 6A. Diomed 6/7. City of Colombo 8/9. Urslmm 10/11, AntUochus 13/14, Kamikawa Maru 15/16. Miryu Maru 18, Thorxzaard 19. Pcscc N. Wall l. Panehan N- Wall 2. Selangoi N.135 words
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151 1960-11-24 2 CONTROL FOREIGN ADS? 'NO' SAYS BUTLER IN THE COMMONS LONDON. Thurs. The British Government yesterday rejected a proposal m the House of Commons that it should bring m a law to control advertising m Britain by foreign and Commonwealth governments. The suggestion was put to the Prime Minister, Mr. Harold151 words
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Article104 1960-11-24 2 LONDON. Nov. 23. Previous Today RUBBER No. l K»v c if. Europe*' ports. Nov unquoted unquoted Dec 29 15 16 .'4 11/16 RUBBER Nu, 1 RfcS Spot 23 5 16 25 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement Houm Tirms. Dee Jan Mar 25 7 16 25 3/14 TONE.104 words
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Article47 1960-11-24 2 COFFSE Futurtt Contract Oac. 3507} 33.31 Above onOM ouotea m L& ctu;« Ptn mi NEW YORK Nov. 23. Previous Today TIN Straits spot 102.87 delayed RUBBER Futuris Nov L«».20 L'S.6O jan TONE: Easy. SALES: 87 lots. No. 1 RSS Dec. landed price 29J delayed47 words
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Article34 1960-11-24 2 NEW YORK. Nov. 23. Previous Today ■0 Industrials 801 12 *7 to Railroads 129.79 tO Damtitie Btndi 54.50 a* 15 UtilitiM f vO7 U Stocks Composito Atroracos 200.04 200 7 134 words
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Article37 1960-11-24 2 Malabar spor 49. afloats 4.")i. No shipment 44. Lampong spo* 4^, aftora 45L Nov. .ah'pment 44. Muntok srfcite spot 74, afloats 73. Nov. ahi; 72, "Pliers ea-dock. \bo\« prices Quoted in U.S. cents ner lb.37 words
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Article85 1960-11-24 2 LONDON. Nay. ?3 Praviaut Today COPRA PhiiiopiHt..t.l.f. U.K. Mart* fuiiMin parti dativartd walfht par lang tan Nay $143 n«] COPRA, Straits ■arnao C.t t. U.K./ Nerth Curapaan part* dali*cr»(t walght par lang tan Nay.'Dec itoT i 66* tJ'UNlii OIL crude •trait* Sura p««n p•r t In eulk85 words
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Article351 1960-11-24 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. I Ipoh II o :!9 6 :Jofan 2.85 2-85 K. K«mcar -46 6 *44 3 K. Kamunting 15 10% '14 9 K. La^jut 137*6 135/Kamunting ISfVA 14-1 C»; Kent (1/-) *VT*h *3/4 V* Ktpenf 8 '3 Kesatg351 words
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39 1960-11-24 2 Recovery of buffer stock cosh Slim hops By the FREE PRESS M JHK chairman i considers return stock contributions at i ill** probable. "Mockholdt'is sheet lluil this coni|) £.'»7.r>(K) m the tin was £KMJOO). Sii men! lo tile inceting39 words
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202 1960-11-24 2 Further decline in rubber: Market quiet but steady LONDON, Thurs.—Following the recent pattern, quotations were again marked down m sympathy with the further decline at Singapore, thus eliminating Tuesday's small recovery. Ster minor fluctuations m scattered dealings durg the morning the market at mid-session was quietly steady at the decline202 words
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157 1960-11-24 2 Outlook is uncertain in London markets LONDON, Thurs. There was renewed uncertainty In the London stock markets yesterday and virtually all sections n corded loss* Business showed a further contraction and the fresh decline m prices reflected some selling m a market lacking support. GUteclged securities opened lower but there157 words
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Article53 1960-11-24 2 NEW YORK: W.:.. ye-sreiciay closed Heady ly fraciion.il changes eir. The .stock nurfcc ci Tuesday's la:? ueclinc leci heavy industry ■i., 3 a prrdomim ises. Among the reslsi v-^ie gola siiaie higher with ihe an. tuvteiiug. By mmmo. by Rails were luterM C Commission haa approved a mall53 words
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Article55 1960-11-24 2 K\\<.K«»K are ready to c.ye Thailand tal ud under the Colombo This vas revealed hen i>y Mr. Nai Boonchana Athakorn. tor of the Thai Tech Ecoiiomic Council, who returned from the Colombo Plan conference m Tokyo. Ho said pi d would be drawn up.55 words
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Article21 1960-11-24 2 MEXICO CUT The ureekUu workers" s; ike was settled yesierda 135.000 workers reuirnc sugar mills ?nc. cane fielc21 words
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24 1960-11-24 2 STOCKPILE QUOTA OF BRITISH RUBBER FOR THIS MONTH SOLD OUT LONDON Board disposed ol b( r In resp a spoki vember qu< lor 25-24 words
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Article17 1960-11-24 2 WIRE INDUSTRY FOR NEW ZEALAND WELLINGTc X Briti>)i to wire s due I A: The ment o:17 words
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16 1960-11-24 2 MOM <»\\ be^v.. muni T-. l be section viil oe pat..16 words
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Advertisement199 1960-11-24 2 M Y.K.LI WE P. 10 11 Ofc HC 13 15 tin 13 15 Oet ißtun Mam v 15 Dec is il Oec Uatt 12 14 Dec 15 1$ Oec «>ryy Mi Cdn 18 ETO 24 Nov 25 28 Nov Atjma 1 2 Oec 29 30 Nov 27 21 No* Gdn199 words
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Advertisement15 1960-11-24 2 Finance and industry Page Two today gives you the ups and downs of your shares.15 words
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Advertisement11 1960-11-24 2 BARBER I- 1 1 Frem U.S. €*ST CO»ST POP" r t%V11 words
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Article, Illustration82 1960-11-24 3 GEORGE HOGAN - GEORGE HOGAN I mple who wanted to see something of the world fly to I ;and m own plane visiting many countries en route askjvnaslvks London, Wed. tuple ha\e arrived at the litre at .Middle Wallop. \u-U'r Mark 111 light air--0 miles from Malaya. S nuTton-Rayner82 words
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11 1960-11-24 3 DIPLOMAS FOR 50 BOYS WHO NOW HAVE A TRADE I > Boys11 words
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Article, Illustration210 1960-11-24 3 Greek envoy: Tourism is key to more trade SINGAPORE CUV. Thursday. THE NEW Honorary Consul for Greece m Singapore, Mr. Paul Getreuer, believes !hat tourism is the key to more trade between Malaya and his country. And* because of this the Greek Consulate here will to encourage more Malayans to210 words
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68 1960-11-24 3 BRIDGE AND MAHJONG DRIVE NETS $600 FOR BOYS' TOWN SINGAPORE I TV. Thurs. A brid .1 mahjong drive adian Association A SUCI when more than 150 women spent an enjoyable afternoon for good cam the sn. G ib m Simo Ro There )f four. teaching brothr. ky draw ibers, h68 words
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Article28 1960-11-24 3 IPOH Ont> hundred and |i n Senior Cambnexamination lock( school hall for 90 minutes and given a inch b« f a mix-up question papers, receni28 words
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93 1960-11-24 3 IT'S TIME FOR FUN FOR THE THOUSANDS AFTER HARD WORK SINGAPORE CITY, rhurs. —This is the last week oi school foi tens oi thousands of school children gapore. A record number v; tuciar conceits, excursions and variety entertainment programmt h v been drawn up lor th< id the 1 unctions.93 words
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Article19 1960-11-24 3 IPOH. Thurs. Seven hundred tax;.s m Perak are now bein^ fitted with meters and new number plates.19 words
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Article, Illustration89 1960-11-24 3 HiS MOTTO IS TO ASSIST YOUTHS COME UP IN LIFE LANCE Corporal Peter Sundram. 23. oi the Bukit Timah Police Station, is friend, counseiloi and atnletie coach to about <»o »>»>>* at the Bukit Timah Community Centre. Lame Corporal Peter, would turn up at the centre everyday after work. If89 words
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Advertisement194 1960-11-24 3 #f »^<>>r< (%<>/?!**< */n »x »a< »%< >jT.%<»#? »%<»>r« iv»/< »%<>>ri »%<>^« »v C PRICES SLASHED SOME OFFERS IN LADIES CLOTHES PLAIN BLOUSES 2.90 and up. PRINTED BLOUSES 3.90 and up. JEANS -LATEST 390 and up. SKIRTS NEW DESIC 4.00 and up SLACKS plain fancy i 190 and BRAS. 32"194 words
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Miscellaneous11 1960-11-24 3 Ws on the radio today 1 i r\dio m\i n> i11 words
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Article, Illustration307 1960-11-24 4 G. SUBHAS - G. SUBHAS Wang Tse's hobby will pay well m long run By HE INTENDS TO RAISE JAPANESE CARP AS A START. ADDING MORE VARIETIES LATER ON CHANGI, Thursday CHINESE farmer living m Chan^j v ill has started concentrating on a unique* pastime that will pay him307 words
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Article, Illustration166 1960-11-24 4 THEY SEEK WINNING LOTTERY NUMBERS AT WAYSIDE SHRINE CHANGI, Thurs. A shrine built over the >p«>t where an aged Chinese was buried eight months ago, is claimed to ha\«> brought fantastic luck to chap-ji-kee and four-digit gamblers who had placed offerings before it. The 86-year old man. went Into a166 words
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132 1960-11-24 4 SINGAPORE RIVER YIELDS MORE FISH, SAY SAMPAN MEN pHANGI. Thurs.— Chinese Vy fishermen who fish during low tides m teams of six at beaches m Katong. Bedok and Changi have now moved to the mouth of the Singapore river near the Esplanade. The fishermen said they shifted from their traditional132 words
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Article21 1960-11-24 4 SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs —A charity flower show will be held by the St. Andrew's Mission Hospital on Dec. 1021 words
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38 1960-11-24 4 SINGAPORE CITY, Thur The Musician's Unloi. gapore will be holdi; annual and Chris: the Raffles Hotel from 8.30 pm t< Music for danci: give Tickets at $4 per available from all b lead*38 words
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Article40 1960-11-24 4 SINGAPORE CITY I —Mr. C. H. Ko dependent Assemblyma a^k the Minister for La and Law. Mr. K. M. Byn.. the I ;ve meeting on Nov. 29. a ma:. i Brigade v> from those ref Labour I40 words
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Article33 1960-11-24 4 SINGAPORE CITY. T: —The v Mitral Area John Ambulance Br: will hold its annual parac Sepoy Lines Matey Sd Park Road, on Sund.v Dato A. M. Aisagoff. a. Commi salute33 words
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Article16 1960-11-24 4 SINGAPORE T; mcil ha committees m to send repn before Sat meet. of delegates.16 words
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Article22 1960-11-24 4 SINGAPORE CITY. Tin 'embers of the Smpa Taxi Drivers' Union pledpfd to support eminent "s tourist pr I drive.22 words
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Advertisement318 1960-11-24 4 SPECIAL X'MAS DISCOUNT «j I\KI It AS KITS niiriun pi \itis v SIIVIH IWIM I -STWIIS^ CUTLERY SETS AND SILVERWARE by Moppin Webb Harrison Brothers 'X an^ Stanley Rogers. '-r LADIES DRESSES Made By Specialists to -v World Fashions. from I SIN MAY 1 376-C, Changi Village Singapore- 17. f318 words
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Advertisement150 1960-11-24 4 laiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiuiu for Your CHRISTMAS Gifts Give HORNBY DUBLO or TRI-ANG Electric Train Sets Complete •4| With Accessories and/or <* OTHER MECHANICAL TOYS Available at »> JS. M. ABDUL GAFFAR CO., LTD.t P nt. Singapore- 1 7. IAiAAAAAAAAAAAAAiiAiiiAAAA A ft j i $16 to $43 JANTZEN SWIM SUITS *Z' h oil150 words
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Advertisement125 1960-11-24 4 _Zodiac JRi shock-res.stam, \)i v rf r lcl chapters and \A* > I I caT-' Carat 9C d n sTeel t /jJ available of:- i **^o^m Singapcrc-17. B^ 'I'" Mm 1 1 ii 1 1 nniiiiiillliiiiuuu,inii.iiit.« MnMMM m. I INDIAN HANDLOOMS I Jersey Wool per yard $9/50 1 Handloom Check125 words
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Advertisement25 1960-11-24 4 AAAAAAAAAAAA*4A***»"J 5 YEE YEE TAW 375-V Chang, BRING THE FAMILY FOt SPECIAL CHRI Feotur "9 Perfect Cutting Top Quolity Superb Worki*"** 2 A/afer/a/, «nc/« I25 words
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Article, Illustration795 1960-11-24 5 ESME BAPTISTA - ESME BAPTISTA asflkslfas School's tribute to two teachers: Now their names are up m gold y greater tribute can be paid to a teacher than to have her name JvnUen m gold m the school where she has served. So it was Miss Nora Inge, when a795 words
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Article, Illustration8 1960-11-24 5 Keng Hwa surprise for Elaine sadlvmaskldv svmksafasd I8 words
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Advertisement175 1960-11-24 5 /m* Buy modern t^?^ Buy electric The frypan 'cooker with f^r X the Selectrol M L-^^k. hermostat on which X^ it i m you just dial the ieat required '^^C and you're all set. ..for 1 --r perfect cooking MnaiMtt *^y Available from Good S Electrical Rcta: I Agents: t/co//&175 words
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Miscellaneous59 1960-11-24 5 kirby by John Prentice dc Fred Dickenson •O* v\HY I CROWN JEWELS INCTA. LON6 BEFORE I I NEWS FLASHES ARE BE'NG RECEIVED WORLP l^^"*^i OP SOME J OUR TIME, BUT IN THE RADIO ROOM. IRAKL by Lee Falk and Phil Davis vva i i PT BPRp) v_ YOU SA i59 words
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Article257 1960-11-24 6 Nehru and Congo Parliament I TELLING I THE I PEOPLE j |N THE United Na--1 tions the General Assembly votes to seat the men of President Kasavubu In the seats rved for the Congolese delegation. Kasavubu is the man who m September suspended the Congolese Parliament the same institution which257 words
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Article, Illustration1202 1960-11-24 6 Thanksgiving- A day when it is open house in the U.S. Thousands of invitations will be sent to students and visitors from distant lands TIIK traditional theme of sharing at Thanksgiving will be reflected again this year m thousands of invitations to oversea visitors to celebrate this holiday m homes1,202 words
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Advertisement384 1960-11-24 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. AT YOUR SERVICE It »>»r«*< 52 (MiM.)-Bfut SO eta extre WHILE YOU WAIT l^otostat SerKotomatic, b& Robiosoo Road. TOP OUALITV COLOUR Print from HOD -.u^-iporc. CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS i ranee OtMtrva- :on Bnvtoc, O«orse Lee .ore. FRESH FLOWERS Win.) Box SO eta extrm VERONICA FLOWER SHOP at 11 taX*384 words
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Advertisement19 1960-11-24 6 JEWELLERY f Selected for Quality Beauty j T. S. tie SILVA 106, ORCHARD PD. Telephone: ***** f ...HUM M.M..19 words
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Advertisement38 1960-11-24 6 DRIVE I DISAPPOINTMENT I AWAY FOR 1 X'MAS ORDER 1 dW We are definitely \^JJji* not the cheapest rl But We Are L The Best! I J \^S 24 \DAY: Y»llow toblet* r»l 1 and hove itimuiatmc jPK38 words
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Article, Illustration689 1960-11-24 7 LIM SIEW POH - Meeting in coffee shop led to world recognition LIM SIEW POH by ARPS SECRETARY OF THE P.S.S. ill In all these years, me h.iN kept these aims iri and practice, and «.(i work and 11 management, it vn from strength o strength until no* i1 i membership »>i over memben689 words
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Article513 1960-11-24 7 Technique not needed with fully automatic camera TRANSPARENCIES ARE MORE POPULAR WITH THEIR TRUER AND BRIGHTER TONES By A SPECIAL WRITER yiIKRK ran be no doubt that the postwar developments m colour films are bringing more and more people into the ranks of photographers. Many513 words
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Article, Illustration861 1960-11-24 7 Universes secrets now by camera This 'eye' sees what we don't Till] window to the universe is slowly bring scrubbed clean by the world's scientists and the wide ranging of photography is helping them peer through the atmospheric haze. Whether it is a close-up look at the far side of861 words
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Article, Illustration151 1960-11-24 7 A NEW PAPER FOR THE XMAS CARDS TWO new Kodak Velox papers, one designed for high-quality photofinishing of double-weight prints and the other designed particularly for Christmas folder cards, arc now on the market. Kodak Velox Premier Paper. E Double Weight, is a fine-grain, snowwhite, matte surface paper. It is151 words
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96 1960-11-24 8 A Ml\\ Bnim movie camera, which gives the home uiovie-m: the ease of automatic exposure control, a push button adji afcJe zoom lens, and the scene-sureness of through -jfu lens viewing, is now obtainable. The Kodak Zoom 8 Reflex Camera (Automatic f/1.9)96 words
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Article47 1960-11-24 8 y^ NEW projection zoom lens enables home mo^e makers to give full screen productions of the.r Bmm films without juggling projector or screen back and forth The Kodak Projection Zoom Lens, 15 to 25mrr f /1. 5, has been designed especially for the Kodak CiM47 words
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Article, Illustration276 1960-11-24 9 n m movie projectors with the Plj ronvenience of completely auto- increase the speed and I tour film projection are now on X '.I ik projectors Brownie Model \4. and Brownie 500 I Model \> also offer the adtion and still projection. I Direct from lower276 words
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6 1960-11-24 9 INDUSTRIAL X-RAY FILMS IN EADY PACKS6 words
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Article96 1960-11-24 9 Pr with > Rapid Pan Pap. by-step I the produc- both the separai uid ma Us 20 74- lata has been n .md up-to-dat< rms nt. "How to ust" th< X i v nta contact has been revised to include the latest information on application of96 words
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Article, Illustration657 1960-11-24 10 LYDIA AROOZOO GOES TO A LABORATORY AND MAKES A... Fascinating discovery for the amateur photographer (X)LOI H lv» I o j|»h\ is lo(ki\ sweeping Irencl m Siiigapoi plioloiphic world. Within Ihe range of all photographers beis. amateui professional coIo v r photography enthusiasts are now able to657 words
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Article368 1960-11-24 10 DOs and DON'T for the enthusios By A SPECIAL WRITER COLOUR photography is no longer the preserve of a few. It is now possible even with simple inexpensive cameras. Now without special equipment and elaborate training anyone can take colour photographs. Load a roll of colour film into your camera,368 words
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Article, Illustration174 1960-11-24 10 The twin-lens reflex look for the 35 mm camera •twin-lens arrange- meat for the miniature format a "new look" for the modern camera has been produced by the Agfa camera factory, Munich. This is a completely new type of twin-lens reflex camera for the miniature format. In its technical conception174 words
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Article, Illustration429 1960-11-24 13 LYDIA AROOZOO - A boost for colour in S'pore LYDIA AROOZOO By I ril ok Loon hibition Id: "The exhivered all br. .raphy and the 1 from clas tur id m colour and monoTaking lead .c prints wi ria bir matour prints came America-— the pion» lour photography. colour tTnational lead m encouragcolour429 words
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Article118 1960-11-24 13 I I helping t<> stamp out yellow culture through the introduction of more construcrhe >o<ietv has a total bership of 3M and inrlude countries throughout South-East Asia Thailand. Indonesia. Vietnam, Burma. North Borneo. Sarawak, Philippines, Hong ami Malaya. l"h»* members come from all walks of118 words
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608 1960-11-24 13 By A SPECIAL I WRITER fFHERE comes a time when the casual camera user suddenly gets the urge to move into the realm of more purposeful photography. Sometimes, this desire to make better pictures, creatively as well as technically, can lead to frustration, for his608 words
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473 1960-11-24 14 14 NKU precision 35mm j\ earners, which gives the picture taker power-driven film advance, fully-auto-matic exposure control, and automatic flash exposure control is now on the market The Kodak Motormatic Camera is termed "the most automatic of the automatics" by the manufacturer. The new Motorniatic473 words
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270 1960-11-24 14 YASHICA-A DECADE AND IT'S AT THE TOP T<HE Yashica Company, within less than a decade, has risen to become m terms of production and sales the largest manufacturer of cameras and exporter of photographic products m Japan. The driving force behind Yashica s amazing climb to this position Is Its270 words
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Article, Illustration142 1960-11-24 14 The Bronica is uniqu e THE new Zensa Broaica sinyle-lens reflex has two features which have made It a most remarkable instrument: the inslantreturn automatic mirror and the instant-reopen automatic diaphragm. The instant-reopen automatic diaphragm enables you to focus and view with the diaphragm wide open. It automatically closes down142 words
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Article, Illustration93 1960-11-24 14 T<HREE short aiio, Sankyo was unknown to the mera world, but m this relatively short period. its Bmm jnovie mera^. projectors, and accompanying equipment have won solid reputation among the leaders of the cine camera field. Before if Bmm camera n ture. Sankyo was.93 words
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Advertisement38 1960-11-24 7 EKON I C^^^ B e ZOOM projection s V 13V to 240 V •■.^\i^^ amp protects rcNtk *f Mm x o'o|CCtor -^fiKt''' t tor edit- <J|w BK /I (m IHkySB& I J^ a J<^ 1W r PsMS MB*38 words
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Advertisement83 1960-11-24 7 (L Nothing new m gifts J J As a Christmas gift, a Kodak camera is always welcome because it means great fun for the whole family. Choose from I these or other Kodak cameras. r fi^^HlEl BROWNIE STARFLASH ■^TL-_" rt H o° ot '«t With this outfit, you start I83 words
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Advertisement283 1960-11-24 9 Br Jh^^B W RANKING HIGH IX THE B I //r Single-Lens Reflex WmM PHf r jrrr*-^^^*JB \^B»BB^^-^ Accessory odoptors olio* \f3| All aLZ L h .ur of E kto \t| I Instant-return mirror. JBBBHBI 9/BBAP^^^^ Byiffr Focal-plane shutter, speed WKw^r -^Bl** 1/1000 sec. X^Vra'flv'x Sinqle-strokc tilm-wmd rapid level-rewind. s^~^ Jl283 words
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Advertisement36 1960-11-24 10 <vu£ only &c &est/ I-S&^^^^^l THE A/EW I— VS I'V'iitures X up to 1/1(J0 4 cond and Bulb. v "T" "T^ Clip-on exposure meter coupled with shutter S \y speeds, changeable for indoor and outdoor use.36 words
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Advertisement132 1960-11-24 11 E.R. case. ==E-EEJBfißiM^Bj^Kg with very simple accessories proves serviceable m many fields ff r ftf\ anc mee^ s ne nnost exacting requirements of the sen 1 ~~jil r :j^.:Cn Amateurs, Professional photographers. Scientists and Artists etc. and t r\ case 1 1 1 s m _^^"~^^s^^fe. i I A^^illlljji^^A V^^i!132 words
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Advertisement93 1960-11-24 13 ii Efißn Tnak ieffer pi<w! ti^iHrlr 00^ Professional, press and amateur j^W'j^T^ photographers agree that the best allW^t}WiS^^ round film is "-FORD HP3 (34°) worldI^IIMIU^^C'-^ famous for its high speed and superb jtaf all-round performance, while FP3 «ll lftP*<* J&T Series II (29 35mm film with improved 'fM\ Md^M and93 words
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Advertisement229 1960-11-24 14 VOIGTLANDER'S VITO MODELS WITH THE NEW LENS DESIGN VITO C with 2-m Voigtlander Lanthar f/2.8 and Vo»gtlander crystal-frame viewfinder. Pronto shutter 1/30 to 1/250 second) with flash socket and selfIt has a rapid winding lever; three zone focus settings; automatic double interlock. 3 CLR with 2 n Voigtlander Ljnthar f/2229 words
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228 1960-11-24 15 R.G. PILLAI - Local man to serve on world co-op committee R.G. PILLAI By Singapore City, Thurs. fllL Singapore co-operative movement will be represented m the policy-making seven man mmittee of the International Co-operative taagra Mr. A. Kularajah, who has been closely Kited with the cooperative movement m the island for over a228 words
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Article15 1960-11-24 15 SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs. m Paul Ohri has ident of the Club for15 words
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159 1960-11-24 15 POLICE TELL COURTING COUPLES AT CATHEDRAL: BE DECENT SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs. Police are doubling up patroLs m the compound of the St. Andrei Cathedral following a complaint by the Very Reverend E. O. Shield, that courting couples were "misbehaving" themselves tht Mr. Lim Seng Huat, the Police Secretary, yesterday -ured159 words
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Article19 1960-11-24 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— An Institute of Industrial Technology is expected to be set up m Malaya shortly.19 words
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Article, Illustration135 1960-11-24 15 I THAI CADETS VISIT FARELF j Officers and cadets of the Royal Thai Armed Forces Staff College, led by their Commandant. Lt. -General Mon Chao Gustavus Chakrabandh, arriving at Far East Land Forces headquarters during their goodwill tour of Singapore. After a welcome by the Commander-in-Chief FARELF.135 words
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220 1960-11-24 15 CHEW LOY KHOON - Johore's big school plan almost ready: Places for 35,000 new pupils CHEW LOY KHOON fey JOHORE BAHRU, Thursday. piFTY-TWO new single-storey schools are now ready or nearing completion m the State to provide places for more than 35,000 children seeking new places m January next year. The Johore Government is220 words
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Article32 1960-11-24 15 SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. Registration for March 1961 National Language public examinations (Standards I, II and III) to be conducted by the Ministry of Education, will start on Nov. 28.32 words
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159 1960-11-24 15 Community centre is out to provide more facilities for members ALEXANDRA. Thursday. THE Alexandra Community Centre m Prince Phillip Avenue is expanding its activities for its members which now number 3,000. i Only recently, a new cement badminton court with lightings was constructed. This has attracted a good number of159 words
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73 1960-11-24 15 30 TRAINEES TO STAGE CONCERT AT TEMPLE SERANGOON. Thurs. Members of the Royal Ceylon Air Force who are here on a training course will stage a variety concert at Sri Lankaramaya Temple m St. Michaels Road at 7.30 p.m. on Saturday. The members of the Ceylon Air Force, comprising thirty,73 words
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Advertisement29 1960-11-24 15 THE J r WELCOME (OOTER I IUCH ,> Cootf P. Terms |00 Monthly .LTD.' ©I ft SUPER ■II i Si ii Th who km hit; W*U FAN i Y OUR29 words
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Advertisement168 1960-11-24 15 TvTi/lsi?*? szzzz 1 1 ftuMC' WTi\ hJ The young insist on it sports and work depend on It because it is proof against shocks, dust and water. from m S 525/- S^v^r^ M^^n6aDLLYER QUAY^^^ A beautiful Swiss Calendar m full colour It qir>n for mry purckmn above $25. Calendars mag168 words
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Miscellaneous45 1960-11-24 15 VaPaA &Y Gog* sssssssssHsssssss^SnsB :v^<^^<:<-^X-.\<--,\. r 1 /YES -I'M LISTENING JKL < -OF COURSE I PON'T Hf^^ MINC7 HIM HAVING J Ap V ZZZZ. ATE5-ASL.ONG J V AS ME POESN'T /,^L^.^Qf < ~^C=. V EAT TOO MANY 'V/y 5u» •W f^^'r f\. I **bas. BSV fl BlV45 words
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Article, Illustration289 1960-11-24 16 The winning critic entry 0 BEST of the criticisms received for the new contest was by Sunny Gwee, 150-D, East Coast Rd., Singapore 15. He wrote as follows: Choice record m the current popular hits is "Ramona" by the fabulous Blue Diamonds on Philips TR «60.5289 words
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299 1960-11-24 16 JONATHAN RUSSELL - And here's how our poets fared in the Music Quiz JONATHAN RUSSELL writes for music lovers \yilAT a host of poetical talent we have m Singapoi 1 was truly amazed at the nsc lo last week's music quiz one of ;!u- b entries ever. bitten by the lyrical bus. We299 words
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Article169 1960-11-24 16 MODERN TANGO 1 \\(,(> Mtlll RXO \Utt4 IIiUM- and Ihn Orchestra. \dio> Mudiai lio>. i«>.» -lia. media hu notturno. Tan- aminilo. El pardo. Blue heawn. Ok .ii.ipi. La cumparMta. Kaindrop> on m> uindou. O Nole mio. Nights m KWm-u I k*« Maggiore. 1 uno Irene. Jalousie. I'ohdor 12M169 words
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Article, Illustration423 1960-11-24 16 DO you possess a camera? If so. you can take pictures like these! The people who took these pictures were beginners four months ago. Today, they are salon exhibitors. What formula made them so good so fast? Simple They enrolled m the beginners'423 words
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Article, Illustration239 1960-11-24 16 Sunny Giam - Free Press readers join in the fun of a photo hunt Sunny Giam This Sunday you can be one of the camera gang! m rm I iniirim-fW^fc*Bi" i rr 7 .W t pOl'R HUNDRED photographers.... advanced, beginners, professional an d amateur a r m c d themselves with cameras l)ig239 words
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Article, Illustration19 1960-11-24 16 A few weeks ago the man who took this was a beginner •A GOOD CATCH." BY FOONG WAI YIN19 words
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Article, Illustration57 1960-11-24 16 COACH COMMENTS ON THE PRINTS YOU HAVE SENT IN PRAYING. picture but untorlut, the model is In an i position. Th« i pi< tur *iv.> riwi only tin I savklsakldvm SI Kit < I i A wcli lakrn >hot I thin. there should be "i«'t. ture of the pump v57 words
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Advertisement40 1960-11-24 16 I for Professional anc I THE RICOHMATIC 44 with zr <| ;S exdui built-in flash cont 1 Price: $***** |t> $155 00 i*' 8: *^Tg# TWif^ ()\\<>k f U STRAND I 1 i r corri 111 stoy at _j Bar Re40 words
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498 1960-11-24 17 US weather satellite opens tremendous possibilities' BUT MOSCOW CALLS IT 'ESPIONAGE FROM THE AIR' AND REFUSES TO JOIN IN PROGRAMME WASHINGTON, Thurs. JLBILAJVT American scientists began receiving pictures from the weather satellite Tiros II yesterday, only a few hours after it was launched498 words
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212 1960-11-24 17 PEADLOCK AT RED SUMMIT: MR. K BACKS COEXISTENCE BUT HINA STICKS TO 'HARD POLICY' MOSCOW T Thursday. It's valid the meeting I Bu- .did oonditi the Soviet C did m* iiiation of cialLsm with capitalism, it implied intensification of the struggle for the complete victory of .-socialism. The article repeated212 words
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28 1960-11-24 17 AJKFHLAKWF Hilt of foodstuffs Laotkm capital within L.ioti;m Prime Mil Phouma, announced VIENTIANE, Thurs. Suitable posts *s i ild28 words
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Article86 1960-11-24 17 Don't slouch... Stand up! savklnlskav MEN can sometimes ay with posture. Women m. Chye Sens: •ill. thin, round lered. But the>e muscles completely relaxed you would collapse In a heap on the r But that only happens if you become unconNormally, they have what we call a stretch reflex. The86 words
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103 1960-11-24 17 RUSSIA IS BIGGEST DEBTOR OF THE U.N. > T E\V YORK. Thurs. The Sovi< f Nation vo biggest debtors to the I Nations, while a sen other member states are i;: arrears with their ir contributioi 1058 and 1959. accordi: fficial figures publishterday. Publ. on a detailed •ributio I br.103 words
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Article12 1960-11-24 17 JAKARTA, Thur*.— Indon* pilgrims to lor the a ->ason at12 words
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Article12 1960-11-24 17 •rabaya. Thurs. Sixty public p: Ea*> 1 military traJ month-12 words
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127 1960-11-24 17 GUINEA PLAN TO REVOKE UNION MANDATE ON S.W. AFRICA IJNITED NATIONS. Thurs. > Guinea gave notice that it would soon introduce a resolution to impose "sanctions" on the government ot South Africa aimed at revoking the Union's mandate to administer South West Africa. M. Alph Diallo made the announcement at127 words
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Article21 1960-11-24 17 PEKING —Cuba's first lor u> Ptkiiii:. Scnor Oscar Pmo Santos arrived nere yesterday. He was formerly a Journalist.21 words
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Article25 1960-11-24 17 NEW HAVEN, (Connecticut). Thun Nine pacifists were arrested yesterday for attempting to interfere with the launching of the Polaris-firing submarine Ethan Allen.25 words
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Article23 1960-11-24 17 LONDON. Thurs.— King Idris of Libya has accepted an invitation to visit Moscow as a guest of the Soviet Government.23 words
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Article17 1960-11-24 17 TOKYO. Thurs— Japan will gel 90 Sidewinder missiles this year from the United States.17 words
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Advertisement134 1960-11-24 17 SOMETHINGS CHANCING THE FACE OF SINGAPORE PAMMASTIC > v brings extra years of weatherproof colour to aM y &^!BB|Bbk wall surfaces THE WORLD'S BEST EMULSION PAINT SOLE AGENTS: THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG Votf Lost C^/W^^^m ...for dependable Service VlStfl PACKING, BAGGAGE JjjjßH REMOVAL and STORAGE134 words
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Article, Illustration1205 1960-11-24 18 It will replace attap building after 26 years I) IR PAX JANG. Thurs.— The new Hua Kiau School, built two and -a- half of land on P the lla will be :ied on Saturday. w build. tx utrod d school tl l build:1,205 words
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Advertisement92 1960-11-24 18 new/ magic A INSTANT SPARKLING DRINK from a TABLET! Fizzies are so delicious, good for you too. Two glasses of Fizzies provide the minimum "L quirement of Vitamin C «otf I so important for growth ll il I and good health. And Fizzies are easy to prepare; f*^\ no fuss,92 words
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Miscellaneous166 1960-11-24 18 Y.M-C'.A.: Billiaids room open, hearsal, 8 p.m. 9 a.m; junior dept. open, 2 pm.; V.Wf.A. <Outram Roadr table tennis practice, 2 p.m.; body dressmaking from 11 a.m. to 2.3 C building and weight lilting, 4.30 P m and cnoir practice. 5.30 p.m p.m.; lawn tennis. 5.15 p.m.; hoc- BI'KIT PANJANG166 words
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Article, Illustration411 1960-11-24 19 B. NORMAN - B. NORMAN They look fagged out and then... up again for victory over RAF Tengah by Singapore City, Thursday S.R.C. 10; RAF Tengah "B" 0. PVVO spectacular tries by Pat Branson of Singapore Recreation Club were the highlights of yesterday's rugby match between the Recs and RAF Tengah played411 words
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23 1960-11-24 19 WEAK WRACs HIT FOR 11 BY SCC WOMEN S.( I U \\K\( raasUi I the orp^ P 6-0. B>, J P rtose I23 words
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20 1960-11-24 19 SHARIN BEATS DR. KHOO BUT THE CUPTIE IS DRAWN ?ORE CITY. T v 1960 vieV. Khoo. Ur. Ooi 4-6. 6-3;20 words
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Article15 1960-11-24 19 N WRAF to nil d here Ruth S1 Audrey dethls15 words
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268 1960-11-24 19 Three men to play boys' game but only Joe kept on going RAF Combined 3; Schools 0. I-'ARRER PARK, Thursday. yi'ITII their stars sweating it out m the Cambridge or Higher School Certificate examinations, the Combined Schools could offer only weak apposition to KAI Combined m this friendly hockey match268 words
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97 1960-11-24 19 KALLANG. Thurs. The S v >artment Spo: irted their ninth annual badminton nament for the H. L Ward Shield and the Teh Sio: Challenge Cup at the P.W.D. Sports Club hall m Kallang during the weekone of a c di LsJ n, sJ be double^,97 words
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Article90 1960-11-24 19 SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs.— At the annual Singapore Business Houses Athletic Federation's gala dance which is being held at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Saturday, Dec 3. Colours will be awarded to the outstanding athi for the 1960 season. The athletes to receive these colours will90 words
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202 1960-11-24 19 Jones' day as SCC score popular win S.C.C. 2nd XV 19 443 BAD 0 SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs.— Singapore Cricket Club's I second string gained a popu- lar victory yesterday when i they defeated 443 BAD by two goals and three tries m a j friendly rugger game played i on202 words
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111 1960-11-24 19 Dockyard F.A. double for Constructor's NAVAL BASE. Thurs.— The Chief Constructors XI won the Dockyard Football Association championship when they trounced the powerful Chief Engineer's Dept. 4-0 m the knock out competition find on the Deptford Road ground here yesterday. It was a double victory for the Constructor's XI. They111 words
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Article44 1960-11-24 19 BALESTIER. Thurs. Ceylon Sports Club and the Singapore Teachers Union drew one-all m their S.H.A. Div. I league encounter here ye.sterday. The C.S.C. skipper. Wicks scored for the C.S.C. and Ajlt Singh converted a short corn er for the equaliser.44 words
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Advertisement355 1960-11-24 19 FOR REALISM IN REPRODUCTION m kC Record li «mm Reproducers PE Musical 33 Stereo Record Reproducer with monuol "rd plover. Price: Spore Penong 5295 00 Distributors for Singopore, Penonq end British North Borneo: SOUNDRITE LTD., UNION BUILDING, SINGAPORE- 1. P.O. BOX 785. TEL: ***** jMeoi&ion,/ Minolta MO j^ 35mm CAMERA355 words
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Article, Illustration267 1960-11-24 20 KUALA LUMPUR; ALLAN LEWIS - A QUIET MORNING... HORSES PREPARE FOR THE FIRST DAY KUALA LUMPUR ALLAN LEWIS By Thurs. I JJOLIDAY FLIGHT (Johari) was the only horse to make any time m a quiet morning on the Kuala Lumpur training tracks today. Holiday Flight ran three m 11 4 5 with- out being fully267 words
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87 1960-11-24 20 SEBASTIAN RASOO; RIVER VALLEY - Singapore use speed to outclass Bombay tourists SEBASTIAN RASOO RIVER VALLEY 6v Thurs. j Singapore 10 Bombay 4 4 CROWD of .\r>oo braved threatening weather to witness the Singapore water polo team outclass, out-manoeuvre, out-speed and out-score Bombay, the All-India water polo champions. Th( ratedly out -raced for the >ld87 words
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Article78 1960-11-24 20 BARODA. Thui Baroda k a flrst I ver Pakistan yesterday. scored 46. Hazare. who batted 103 utes, was. playing his since his appointment India's rthcoming T st seri< With >ix wickets d Baroda were 5tl behind. But Hazare and Gagumal Kishenchand, another voteadded 59 valuable tuns78 words
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Article117 1960-11-24 20 RIVER VALLEY. ThUTS. P.W.D. Sports Club beat Fia-tr and Neave Sports lub 7-2 m a friendly game, table tennis here last ght. Single*: 'IWV.D. mentioned j Lam bt. Lim 21-14. 21-13; Cheong Boon S K. Wee 17-21. 21-16, LOO Joe Huat lo>t to *>n 23-21.117 words
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Article, Illustration283 1960-11-24 20 Jeffery James - Jeffery James dfdnasvlasva as D Singapore and *5 Malaya go all tin- way to Rangoon at ur*»at expense and bother just to yet a (Old and a silver medal for hockey at the South East Asia Games next December? I am not directing283 words
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406 1960-11-24 20 Tengku sees England trounce Wales 5-1 in soccer international LONDON, Thursday. MpEXGKU Abdul Rahman, Malaya's Prime Minister, saw England bent Wales s—l5 1 ,m an association Football international at Wembley Stadium yesterday. The Tengku is m Britain on i\ Fortnight's visit following an official tour of Canada and the United406 words
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Article17 1960-11-24 20 BARCELONA, Thurs. Real Madrid's long reign as Europe's top soccer club has17 words
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Article91 1960-11-24 20 j\JANCHESTER. TtIUTS. The South African Rugby Union touring team beai North-Western Counties 11-oi yesterday. At hall-time they lied 3-0. Counties defended stubbornly, with Beverley Risman I of England's XV at' fly-half. I But they could not match the combined play of the tourists. Doug Hopwood. Ron91 words
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Article, Illustration8 1960-11-24 20 LINEOUT LEAP GETS THE BALL FOR RECS XV8 words
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Article30 1960-11-24 20 TOKYO. Thurs. Speedy Hiroshl Okawa of Japan retained his Orient junior lightweight championship by knocking out Gil Flores of the Philinnines m the eiuhth round. UP IUPI - 30 words
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Article22 1960-11-24 20 WASHINGTON. Thurs. Sonny Uston, worlds top vyweiglit contender, will :fy at thr Senate Boxing Inquiry on Dec. 5. -Lr iReuter - 22 words
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Advertisement39 1960-11-24 20 EXCELLENT SELECTION I of MODERN I JEWELLERY I NEVER SEEN II I WE SHALL BE PLEASIO TO I WITHOUT ANY OBUtf' PLEASE BRANCH OFFICI J <rn\V vH^ LL r*^ #r-irf Jl MM MADE IN ENGLAND f/ OJLDfLUXEQUAUTY J II39 words
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Miscellaneous167 1960-11-24 20 i i u[ m mr Imm fi^f^f^^. I UM aCu( i Cut out ond c, Post -9 Nome Address c ulll CLUES FOR Vv; 1. Very short story mokes one lough. **t. 2. Might be considered m 5. H^ sory for preserving sh tO spoken word. 3. A woy out167 words
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