The Singapore Free Press, 1 July 1959
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Title Section13 1959-07-01 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS No. ***** SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1959. 15 CENTS.13 words
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Article717 1959-07-01 1 Political stability... no restrictions on transfer of profits... loans for trade expansion .Ma A. more just society 9 Ikang di-Pertuan Will] m his speech tnonia] openo\ i i Asnbly ihi> morning 'Primary task the I >\ ernmenl is up climate of ioi nee und r which trade717 words
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Article14 1959-07-01 1 Nasser accuses Israel INCIDENTS' Pre- co- of for long-hoped ael*B y alone -id. ReuterReuter - 14 words
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Article62 1959-07-01 1 Professors on visit Three visitii i leal proors from Hong Kons. Prof. Daphne W. C. Chu .a. T. S. McFadzean and Prof. F. o examine final at the Ur.iNdalaya. ..i is Professor oi Obstetrics, Proi. McFadr Medicine and Prof. Stock, surgery. He L> also vicech; ncellor at the Univei ol62 words
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Article38 1959-07-01 1 OTTAWA. Tues.— Canada newly-appointed External lister. Mr. Howard Green, will sign his first •.national agreement lor Canada on Thursday— a pact for co-operation In the peaceful us< s of atomic ene i ReuterReuter - 38 words
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15 1959-07-01 1 Interim dividend by Leading Bahru LONDON". W ru Ltd. announced an inpayable on Aug. 14.15 words
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Article206 1959-07-01 1 A MINISTER FOR AFRICAN AFFAIRS LONDON, Wednesday. r PHE Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan, x questioned m the House of Commons about the possibility of appointing a Minis! State solely responsible for the aflairs c: and protectorates m Africa "m view of the U ing complexity of colonial affairs/ HeReuter - 206 words
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Article86 1959-07-01 1 A-tests: Russia's offer GENEVA, Wed.— The Soviet Union yesterday offered j to make broad concessions m Its demand lcr veto pov In any nuclear test bun treaty, provided the V accepted two key Soviet eon ditions. Western sources at i the three-power nuclear conference here *a.d yesterday. The Soviet delegate.86 words
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Article, Illustration326 1959-07-01 1 He waited two hours but his bride didn't come YESTERDAY was to have been a me- morable day m the life of Singapore City Council Electricity Department mandore P. Suriya Pillai but before night he was a disappointed mail. He rose early. made elaborate preparations at his Poole Road home326 words
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Article, Illustration56 1959-07-01 1 picture. The Paclang scene this mornin? before the ceremonial opening of the fully elected Singapore Legislative Assembly. Men of the Singapore Iniantry Regiment line the road on the City Hall side with Volunteer Reserve men on- the Paclang side. Crowds have been gathering at ail vantage pointsFree Press - 56 words
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Article31 1959-07-01 1 July first crade rub buyers f.o.b. opened m S Kaporc this morning at tents per Ib.. down eitrhth of a tent on yesterda> s dote. The ton<- I uncertain.31 words
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Article26 1959-07-01 1 20,000 now held in Red Kerala TRIVANDRUM. Wed. THE of people I In Commui most, 2O.<* ording to STOP PRESS i urv here an fo j26 words
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Advertisement42 1959-07-01 1 WORLDS FINEST .tion Tombolini" v one m the Fully Moderate =«r»n includ N S SCHOOL OF MUSIC Parang Lone. Spore 9. ***** PS DANDRUFF ITCHY SCALP ssSul m 97. 3 ofi severe cases tested! er to C [kll Wkrl nAXrACTOR product WOOD42 words
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Advertisement117 1959-07-01 1 fa* 0 1^ S tie frsf fxrnij I IFF ll] I {#2 9 recMan?eobk/&s,,,ji M**^"^^^jU y i B pnvidmo you with Ihe l^^^^^^^^^^^^^H H Acu/fin Sysfeiri- sgC^ S^^. 4fenr hod ihe (£*f psawußßß B M Doctor &jc*i an j 'W T?/Vr S r^ iocVH I >v mfieZcculux ft WHHIHHMHHHIHIIHHHHK'^OC'S^fIi^M j^117 words
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Advertisement18 1959-07-01 1 Established Furniture Manufacturers nee 1903 VAN HIN FOR FURNITURE 134/142, Orchard Rood, Spore 9. Tcls: *****, ***** *****18 words
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10 1959-07-01 2 Tappers' SAGE is cut Reduction to last a month X10 words
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124 1959-07-01 2 >l\\ Dl.l Ml UYcl. I I Jhe Indian doxrrn- Mimt yesterday romph-t- j rii .i plan f<»r i state- owned organisation to handle ©II from cvploi I ation t»» consumer b> re- Lcring a company to distribute and market T I petroleum products. I Govt.124 words
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Article14 1959-07-01 2 The consid< ;c! her import 4 ;d zinc to products. E conference14 words
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430 1959-07-01 2 Extended strike m U.S. steel industry could hit sales, but LONDON, Wed. JIIE outlook for tin prices rema i n s highly favourable although an extended strike m the l\S. steel industry, the largest single tin consumer, could temporarily exercise a retarding influence on430 words
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157 1959-07-01 2 U.K. balance of payments another surplus I OXDON, Wed. The United Kinudom had a balance of payments surplus for the fii of 1959 of £78 miilion (SG63 mil.), the Tn an- nounced yesterda This compar< million ($1,44 I million m the third quarter million ($595 ml three months. T.ie Burpl157 words
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Article67 1959-07-01 2 WALL STREET CLOSES MIXED X T E\Y YORK. Tues. Wall street closed mixed today, with prices showing fractional changes either way. Latr m the day stocks tried to break through to new high ground but the advance stiff resistance. Advances m most groups were pared. Oils, rails and some steels67 words
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Article375 1959-07-01 2 U.K. CLOSING PRICES NEW YORK PRICES DOW JONES AVERAGES U.S. PEPPER ibar spot <at.^ 25. June slr.nJ4 cf. Lampong *\k>\ release cif. June shipmei Above prices Quoted m i'.S. cents p< COPRA, COCONUT PRICES COPRA Philippines c.i.t. IK. North European ports delivered weight per lons375 words
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Article1072 1959-07-01 2 A-noat 696 868 *S3S 8 6 S Ao-a"i 1.15 B 1.10 B 1.20 S 1.15 S Austral 12 3 B 12 4 B 12 6 12 6 S Austra M 21 B 5 S 22 6 S Ayer Hita- 37 6 B 37 B 38 S 381,072 words
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Article59 1959-07-01 2 Reject oiler advice r onek munication to mi the directors of Banir Ri cement b; Plaiii June 10. 1959 has bt< conditional. The dirt have b: what ances hay» Anglo Oi m response to their ofl there is no indical they controlling nr com par. The audr ed their opinion59 words
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Article12 1959-07-01 2 A good day for stock markets LONDON A don rlosed .is In12 words
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Article, Illustration91 1959-07-01 2 Ps Ijriag alohfcsidr tl porr Harbour Board Ml, e\p*vted today Langkoeas 4 5. Eastern P: 6A. Hai Lee 6 7, Breconshire 8 9. ;ot 10 11 Racinik Wall 1, Strda N Wi tan N. Wall a. P 2, Bonn* Rajula 29 30, Rotti 31 32, Benreoch 33 34,91 words
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Advertisement112 1959-07-01 2 L £i **n r MMM H *T^l W/P^NsS- flfl r *wT^^ J M mmmmW M MANOLt fOR L^ JSIm^^JU £aSY CARR> >^' > -fly TASCHEN TRANSISTOR BOY KIAN GWAN (M) LTD. SINGAPORE ELECTRIC COMPANY 98, Hill Strecr, Singapore. Tel: ***** SINGAPORE BAGGAGE TRANSPORT AGENCY LTD. m association with SINGAPORE PACKING112 words
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Article, Illustration221 1959-07-01 3 NATION READIED FOR BAD NEWS ON AGRICULTURE? Peking candour on floods rouses suspicion QBSERVERS m Hong Kong believe the Reds are setting the stage for excuses why this year's agricultural production targets will not be achieved. Reason for this belief is the unusual candour displayed m Peking reports abo natureU.P.I - 221 words
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Article8 1959-07-01 3 Taipeh album of old paintings im hu ReuterReuter - 8 words
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327 1959-07-01 3 \I X llexander I re*tl ritch Ka/nachee\, ih« No\M't iniormation officer who was granted lum by the I ifited ites embassy mi n Ranon and has since been flown to Manila, told re- porters that the first obligation of Russian diplomats serving m327 words
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44 1959-07-01 3 of South Vietnam has nmui to his m i month the Howard correspondent. all countries on the Vorld and v conqi; would op- the way to further Red thrust :idiourte h I the rt of n.- U.P.I.U.P.I - 44 words
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Article, Illustration95 1959-07-01 3 PAK TO HAVE NES CAPITAL OEKN above i> an aerial view of Potwar Plateau the proposed site of Pakistan's new E capital. Located near E Rawalpindi. 700 miles if 3 north of the present capital Karachi, the site is situated on an un- E developed plateau, 5,000 2 2 feetU.P.I - 95 words
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Mud is brought up from Japan Deep
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Article22 1959-07-01 3 The Vietnamese National Assembly m Saigon has ratified an agreement witt: the United States on peace ful uses of atomic energy U.P.I.U.P.I - 22 words
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Article35 1959-07-01 3 The German colony of Tokyo and Yokohama' commemorated the sixth anniversary of the workers and students uprising m Ea.st Berlin of June 17. 1953, which, it was stressed, proved that East Germans rejected Communism. U.P.I.U.P.I - 35 words
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Article45 1959-07-01 3 devise a better nu-thod of inspection to prevent exports of Japanese pottery using paints with poisonous lead content. Ii was commenting upon reports that traces of poisonous lead had been found m paints used on Japanese cups and plates shipped to West Ber- lin.— ReuterReuter - 45 words
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Article24 1959-07-01 3 onstruction of South Kg rea's largest soccer field will start soon m Seoul to accommodate the second Asian soccer championship- U.P.I. meet next year.U.P.I - 24 words
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Article30 1959-07-01 3 Mr. Pham Him winh. dirertor of civil aeronautics In South Vietnam, attended the opening session of a month-long meeting of the International Civil Aviation Organisation m San Diego, California.— U.P.I.U.P.I - 30 words
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Article83 1959-07-01 3 MUD showing traces of a prehistoric volcanic era with fragments of lei spur. quartz, mica, pumice and pyroxene. has been brought up from the Japan Deep m the Pacific by a group of Japanese oceanographic experts. In a report released by the japan Meteorological Board it was stated that theReuter - 83 words
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Article22 1959-07-01 3 Japanese Prime Minister Xi- shi. will be received r >y West German President Theodor Heuss m Bonn on I July 16.— ReuterReuter - 22 words
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Article27 1959-07-01 3 A Philippine immigration team screening some 2.500 overstaying Chinese temporary visitors has reported that some 1.500 Chinese could not be contacted at their given address- es.— U.P.I.U.P.I - 27 words
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Article23 1959-07-01 3 Resistance Order. Firsi Class by President Ho Chi Minn' at a ceremony In Hanoi.— U.P.I. I President Sukarno was decorated with the VietnamU.P.I - 23 words
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Article32 1959-07-01 3 The Philippines has refused to enter a contestant for the "Miss Universe" competition at Long Beach, California, next month because it would not .sanction its representatives appearing m a bathing costume. ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Article10 1959-07-01 3 A Telex service between France and Japan opens today.— ReuterReuter - 10 words
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Article43 1959-07-01 3 nllllllllllllliiiiiliiiiimumimilii" Mr. J. O. Cramer. Australian Minister for Army, after a five-day visit to Bangkok, said Australia would welcome a visit by General Tanom Kittikachorn. the Siamese Minister of De- Reuter fence. The Japanese Ministry of Trade said it was trying toReuter - 43 words
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Article180 1959-07-01 3 'ASIAN EYES NOW OPENED' T'HE London Observer bus attacked Communist China tor what it called '•brutal repression" m Tibet. This independent newspaper said the Daiai Lama's recent statement In which h< accused the Chln< trying to wipe out the Tibetan people had not received the attention it deserved. It wasReuter - 180 words
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Article33 1959-07-01 3 Peasants m Central China have unearthed the fossil of an elephant said to be a million years old. It is 23 feet lons and 16 leet high.- ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Advertisement25 1959-07-01 3 j 5 oO mfn J 0 sec. inding l b rr\ -HNER BRINGS HAPPINESS! MtREVER YOU ARE. 53.50 EACH MI C Mil ft Q£. 725 words
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Advertisement133 1959-07-01 3 For a dt^li^litlul dessert i or afternoon tea For your children's parly LYorvs wo\iii:is i €AXE Delicious and good for you loo! FITZPATRICK S 300 Orchard Road. Singapore 9 Tel *****-9 Manufacturers of GEM SET JEWELLERY Platinum and Gold Dealers m Diamonds, Rubies, Emeralds, Blue Sapphires, Cats Eyes, Star Sapphires,133 words
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Miscellaneous251 1959-07-01 3 \P M I I 1 PoBtSn ES K "^«l by 4 He'cipe due, practice of eight h P f n r,c P ket? .sr' 5 ni c »>£*« East ta lbllrt: br 2 ke repon ai>ou?'-the noise they find a quick way down may well cio <6> BYe old muddled251 words
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Article, Illustration805 1959-07-01 4 Invention thut opened the doors of business to women IN 1873 Christopher L. Sholes of Milwaukee, U.S invented the first reasonably efficient typewriter, which was put on the market at a price of M 5375. He it was who also originated the word 'typewriter" to describePopper - 805 words
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Article, Illustration40 1959-07-01 4 picture. noveltj m handbags thai could be produced m I Singapore is this one shown by Mrs. Frrd Perry, wife I of the former Wimbledon tennis champion, it was I bought b\ her m»ii David, m Florida.- PoeerPopper - 40 words
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Article229 1959-07-01 4 By a Special Correspondent THE first mechan clock and the lut< which positively dt tin. i while it registers the passing ot the seconds and the minut and the hoi: re just apart. So say those authoriti accept the birthpi Germany. Invention D. iaim t.229 words
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569 1959-07-01 4 Esperanto has it died growing up By a Special Correspondent DON AN MATEN al vil But how many of you, I wonder, know ex- actly what that means? "The translation: Good E morning to you. The language: Esperanto with which, claim its followers, you can always E find someone who569 words
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433 1959-07-01 4 IIfOMEN m Britain will be wearing reproductions from Italian Old Masters and even from a 100 B.C. (Before Christ) mosaic with their autumn suits this year. They are the latest thing m silk scarves. One of the directors of a London fashion house;Reuter - 433 words
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Advertisement258 1959-07-01 4 PATEK PHILIPPE The Master Watchmakers of Genera An extraordinary record. In the most disputed wrl watch category. Patek Phiope has obtained the highest mark 55.42, ever recorded at the Geneva Observato. (Authorised Dealers Sole Agents H. SENA, LTD. Singapore m PeiMMj. CLASSIFIED ADS. BIRTH 29 Wmr4m $4 (wmmimnm). JACKSON: To258 words
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Advertisement92 1959-07-01 4 j BOAT-SHAPED HAT j 111 A new hat CieatMNl MMI m l.onil<m uas tins boat one. uhiW and brimful of pink roses. Pop^r mmmt ifmmwm JL I J J V mm /111 TIiXT U/11/C9 we'll take care of all your packing, storing and transportation TRANSPORT STORAGE LTD. 17>, Cecil Streec,92 words
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Miscellaneous187 1959-07-01 4 g?&S§££ Si^SHl ~£H«?St *grjr~SS. St&Si si3'='£iH |»~»Sr£i' S^laSs brings you news and htehltehte Qnn n >Hi^ t^> M the lheatre s** 2 ab °u l various Programme Summary; from' the spirts^worW;^ Lean? thoS os yo^h'ave t^SfS*™'* 503 A Place In The bun: Wednesday Concert- TIS VrL hL S Illustrated by187 words
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Article60 1959-07-01 5 >\SLL LEAVES FOR JAKARTA TO PREPARE FOR VISIT »KlvA IKNTS arc being made for the A an Indonesian cultural mission to promote friendship and goodwill two contra d Consul at the Indonesian 1 m Singapore, Mr. Surjono Sasr Jak today to contact prepare for the visit.60 words
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Article, Illustration76 1959-07-01 5 she baa weak heart. 2 -old Mr> Rosalia Fabian of Btlile. Yusol.ivia. perided her doctor to allow her to fly half-ua\ round the world M that she could •M. John, who has tied m Australia. Now Airs Fabian is on her j home after76 words
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Article251 1959-07-01 5 Plastic traffic lines mooted SINGAPORE motor- ists who have returned from Britain suggested today that traffic white lines should be outlined m reflective glass globule plastic materials instead of being painted. They told the Free Press they had seen plastic white lines on British highways which showed up crystal clear251 words
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Article155 1959-07-01 5 NEW ZEALAND SEEKS MILK BUSINESS KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A million-dollar milkman came knocking on Malaya's do^-r this week .^king if we wanted to place any more ordt He Is Mr. H. T. Jones, as:it export manager of the New Zealand Dairy Products Marketing Comlon. the biggest of its kind m155 words
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Article60 1959-07-01 5 A cast of 70 Ls busy rehearsing for "The Gondoliers' which the Singapore Teachers' Training College will present on July 30 and 31 and Aug. 1 at the Cultural Centre. Mr. J. Hardman is the producer and Miss Louise Cheng the musical director. The orchestra, led by Miss60 words
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Article44 1959-07-01 5 A musical soiree is to be held by the Singapore Chamber Ensemble at the Cultural Centre on July 12. Miss Huang Phay Ching (soprano) and Mr. Lav Biau Chin (pianofortet will be heard m programme which includes both classical and modern compositions.44 words
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406 1959-07-01 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. About 4,500,000 new waterproof and probably "forgeryproof" identity cards will be issued throughout the Federation next year to replace the present ones. Disclosing this yesterday, the Federation's Re-gistrar-General, Mr. E. M. McDonald, said the new laminated406 words
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Article210 1959-07-01 5 They besiege employment exchange, grouse bureaus AfORE THAN 17.000 unemployed people have registered for jobs at the Singapore Government employment exchange since the People's Action Party came into power. A check at the employment exchange disclosed that people seeking work have increased to about 1 200 a210 words
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Article67 1959-07-01 5 Civil Defence cuts down expenses If UAL A LUMPUR, Wed.— IV Thp Civil De: Headquarters has slashed It.s annual expenditure by nearly half as an economy measure. Also as a saving it has amalgamated the Penang. Butterworth. Klang and Kuala Lumpur divisions into two regions. The north region covers Penang67 words
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Article116 1959-07-01 5 SEA TO SCHOOL OFFERS AWARDS THE SEATO Graduate School of Engineering m Bangkok, which opens at the beginning of September, is offering 20 scholarships. Graduates possessing a bachelor's degree from a recognised institution and competency m English the language m which the course will be conducted are eligible for admission.116 words
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Article135 1959-07-01 5 WHO man to head polio unit ITU ALA LUMPUR, Wed.— A x poliomyelitis virus expert from the World Health Organisation is expected to arrive m the Federation to head a proposed polio research unit m the Institute for Medical Research. A spokesman for the Institute said today that about $44,520135 words
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Article30 1959-07-01 5 The 1959 Singapore open novice ballroom dance championships, scheduled to be held at the Great World Cabaret on Friday and Saturday, have been postponed to Aug. 1 and 2.30 words
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Advertisement135 1959-07-01 5 YASHICA BT2 j^ with cats eye FL4 lenses a «o fo*t you con toke In brilliant color movies without i 9MMg-.^_^_ blinding light; imposed can-\-Hi nm YASHICA 8T (as BT2) V^ M^^ but with Fl .4/13 mm lens S2lo'- Le^ s 25 or cash C I YASHICA TRANSISTOR Uming Soon!135 words
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Advertisement327 1959-07-01 5 SUNGLASSES gg) Model L Mo(1Pl L Model M Model D PROTECT YOUR EYES against harmful ultraviolet and infra-red tj REMEMBER Umbral lenses are colour-true and the best you can get for your eyes. Available at: UNIVERSAL OPTICAL CO., 97, North Bridge Road, Singapore and all reliable opticians and Devartment Stores327 words
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Miscellaneous99 1959-07-01 5 tf.YV.i.A.. (uuiram Koad): Matnematics-Primary V 7 pm Conversational Mandarin Beginners 7.30 p.m. YWCA (Raffles Quay): International Women's Club —Bring and Buy and Social 10.30 a.m.; Beauty Culture STUDY GROUP MOVEMENT: Lecture on phonetics at the Girls' Guides Association m Buyong Road 7 p.m. TOC H: Recorded music recital at the99 words
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Article, Illustration1093 1959-07-01 6 David Howarth - David Howarth SOME WEPT, SOME PRAYED AND SOME SEEMED LOST IN THE DYING MOMENTS OF THE MOST MOMENTOUS DAY IN OUR LIVES... The day the great news was received all over the nation pHE announcement of the D-Day landings was the cause of intense excitement, and of intense anxiety.1,093 words
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Advertisement32 1959-07-01 6 SIGHT B^i S!*^ I Lm AND I B SHOOT Bmm. ELECTRIC EYE AUTOMATIC MOVIE CAMERA PRICE: $275/- (Spore) sou AsiNn m. O'CONNOR CO., LTD. LAIOLAW BLDG BATTERY RD SINGAPORE 104-ABUKITBINTANGRD., KUALA LUMPUR32 words
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Advertisement12 1959-07-01 6 Sparkling Most Powerful of All SWEC HIN TRADING CO INVICTA RADIO I12 words
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Miscellaneous184 1959-07-01 6 Bj can. especially ii VIRGO Aug. 24-Sept. 23. The general outlook is better than usuai, so make the most of everything to your interesus. LIBRA .Sept. 24-Oct. 23K Be sure there are no loop- your plans for the ;end. Check all reserva- Don't let yesterday's conon over detail intrude upon184 words
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Article, Illustration601 1959-07-01 7 NORMAN LINDHURST - Some lessons for railways that run at a loss NORMAN LINDHURST «ti THE German Federal Railways are pressing electrification of the nations entire railway network. Electrification began In the Ruhr, progressed upstream along the Rhine to the Swiss border. and from Frankfurt, to Passau and Munich. The Bundesbahn (Federal Railways)Reuter - 601 words
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Article211 1959-07-01 7 US INCOME REACHES NEW HIGH PERSONAL income m the United States rase to the highest level m history m May. the U.S. Government announced. Continuing a trend dating back to the beginning of the year, individual incomes lose last month to a seasonally adjusted rate of U*****,200 million US$3,OOO million211 words
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Article100 1959-07-01 7 Jakarta 's worry lack of police TAKE 88.000 mi 12 motorised bicy motorcycles, 20,000 cabs, 250,000 bi< 3,000.000 pc and two traffic lights and you have a p of traffic troubles Jakarta sty!' "V the Police Department. trailic problem But the bigg< he explaii nun Jakarta h.. people m t100 words
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Advertisement190 1959-07-01 7 ROBB looks j CM L S l(ilbvi IlllllimiCJllll^ fcB 1 I vrr I I ft X*" j v if > y 1 v/ j^ L 4. 1 X ■fs?^» i V ft "N "S **5 >*. W ft ft A ft C did Hartnell gown that the week, drawn by190 words
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Advertisement19 1959-07-01 7 If she likes perfume She'll lo\ S< lII AI'AItI I I I COLOC SHRIRO CHINA LTD. (Ir ig Kongl19 words
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Miscellaneous150 1959-07-01 7 JEFF HAWKE by Svclnov Jordan >IA VIMIAKE b\ Lev Ealk and Phil Davis n \M\ V\'l \mai \v f w JAKE b> llubbartl CAN HEAR. ME, CLANCY /ciANCV KNOWS VVJ-L4TS *^J SAY, TS f <3ET TwiS— ONE MOCE DOUBLE- |>^%/SO JUST 8E A BEST— wALKT.ME OA3liN < S— y BEAUT7PUL,150 words
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Article92 1959-07-01 8 Ji|. ADOLPHE GERARD, 45-year-old Professor of Mechanics, deliberately skidded his car into the River Mouse at Leige. Belgium, at top speed to demonstrate his method of escaping from such acc:dentv Less than a minute later he emerged from the water and swam unaided to the bank,92 words
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Article, Illustration913 1959-07-01 8 Latest Rapier takes the eye ROBERT GLEHTON'S iiiiiiiiiiiiM'i'iiifimimm r. ri'iiiiiiiiitiHimiiiiiimiii ROAD REPORT Motoring by the meter r piIEKE comes a time to every man when he is faced with an electricity meter. /aying on a kitchen chair he peers uncomidingly at a set oi dials obviously copied illustration- of "Nuclear913 words
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Advertisement100 1959-07-01 8 fl^itt Hl^k ii 4 OftC M ARC .»POPf PMON f 1 Quality I vJL/ui v X dl vj buy ,ou to call m today. Federation Rep WEARNE BROS. HUMBER HILLMAN SUNBEAM a*«i or luxe saloon I ll«lli|ioon|Pdl*|iC. Th« NEW HUMtCR SUPER SNI« *M»r» HK«n rMi,» »-t f.«..t c uK^r Alwi100 words
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Advertisement335 1959-07-01 8 STENG MOTOR SERVICE 15, Momilton Rood, Spore Tel: ***** offer the following excellent used cors for sale. Ford Consul Ford Prefect Singer Sport Mayflower Hillmon Austin A-40 M.G.T.D. Humber Hawk Wolseley Vaunhall Velox Nash Tourer Etc. Etc. Small Deposit Easy Monthly Instalment Con Be Arranged OLD CAR TRADERS^ 4, Penang335 words
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Article, Illustration47 1959-07-01 9 Singapore stuntman rid< llit* waves nfjport salesman, makes Sunday docs this stunt at Coney Island, s hcid and balancing on a by. I il w.iter-skiing. so it a M ->ovid combine the two. If will perform this stunt tiki Association Carnival Pent Cirdens47 words
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11 1959-07-01 9 JAPAN SEND 17 TO K.L. SOCCER MEET 1 the ior ReuterReuter - 11 words
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Article9 1959-07-01 9 15 ENTER FOR PANTATHLON d for t A ReuterReuter - 9 words
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Article294 1959-07-01 9 ARGOS - Malays net ten goals in an hour ARGOS By Malays.. .10; Indians.. .0. lUST as everyone ex- pected: the Malays made it a rush hour for goals yesterday at Jalan Besar Stadium. And the traffic was ali one way. Underdogs to begin with, Indians saw their last faint hope fly294 words
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Article42 1959-07-01 9 MELBOURNE. Wed. Determined wins m the singles by Indobadminton players. Oei Lin Nio and the 13 -year- old schoolgirl Mi .1. could not. stop Australia winning the inter- zone tie of the Über Cup, by five matches to two ReuterReuter - 42 words
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171 1959-07-01 9 ililads 8; Selatar Indians 0. pESTRICTED to one goal m the first half, Jollilads tt Athletic Union turned on the pressure after--3 to run up their big: total m yesterday's Div. 3A match at Farrer Park. Seletar Younp: Indians defended most of171 words
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Article111 1959-07-01 9 SOCCER SBIIFA League and Cup competition, (Group 'B"l Pulau Bukom v Ford Motors, paean* (Group "C") -National Carbon ••A" v Borneo Co.. Farrer Park: Shell v Breweries, padang: (Group "D") Malayan Airways v F. and N.. Geylang: S.T.C. v Singapore Glass Factory, River Valley Road: (Grwp "E") Metal111 words
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Article, Illustration139 1959-07-01 9 M. Harmon- Gray - M. Harmon-Gray by De*l<r South Love all I )rth bid as foil Hoom ide— Oi. imp: end but neither r could really be blamed for lose game. North only bid again because 3ueen Spades was a key card, v Mile South saw potential lasers ;ill over the place139 words
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Article586 1959-07-01 9 $ORRY, folks but I cannot stay silent any longer. I am going to blow my top. Ever since came our of primary school which is way back I have been hearing those plaintive queries: What's wrong with Singapore soccer** What's wrong with Singapore badminton? What's wrong with Singapore586 words
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Article, Illustration14 1959-07-01 9 ■Of course before the tennis Anna Kubla Verlonovitch was years with the Bolshoi14 words
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Article, Illustration351 1959-07-01 9 EMU TEAM HERE TO FIND OUT ABOUT MALAYAN CRICKETERS "VyE want to learn about Malayan cricket and about your people too," said club manager Mr. Noel Gardner when the Emu cricket team arrived from Australia yesterday. They open their tour with a match against Singapore Joint Services tomorrow at Buona351 words
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Article191 1959-07-01 9 Johansson relaxes on the beach pOMPANO BEACH, Florida, Wed. Ingemar Johansson, sporting a jaunty red cap and a plaid shirt, looked like another tourist almost as be took a shopping tour m this South Florida seacoast town yesterday. The muscular Johansson, accompanied by his fiancee, Birgit Lundgren. went on a191 words
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Article55 1959-07-01 9 MEXICO CITY, Wed.— Mexican boxer Ricardo Moreno has been .suspended for one year by the Mexican Boxing Commission because of unbecoming conduct. He was accused of beating up several persons. Moreno had been scheduled to meet the Argentine Manud Alvarez on July 11. Another opponent will now55 words
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Article39 1959-07-01 9 The Singapore Youth Boxing Championships will begin tomorrow at 8 p.m. A total of 40 entries have been received for the series, which will take place at the Singapore Youth Sports Centre tomorrow. Friday and Saturday.39 words
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Article124 1959-07-01 9 AU-American final likely T ONDON. Wed.— The first all- American men's singles final at the Wimbledon lawn tennis championships for 12 years appears the likely outcome of today's semi-final matches. Feruvian-born Alex Olmedo and Barry Macknv, the singles men m the United States team which regained the Davis Cup fromReuter - 124 words
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Article31 1959-07-01 9 TOKYO. Wed. The Phillippines baseball team which took part m the Third Asian Baseball Championships lost 6-0 against the Nippon Petroleum Refining Company team m a goodwill match. ReuterReuter - 31 words
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Article29 1959-07-01 9 TORONTO, Wed. Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip watched New Providence romp to victory m the 100 th running of the Queen's Plate at New Woodbine.- U.P.I.U.P.I - 29 words
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339 1959-07-01 9 Truemairs six-hit puts Yorks at top LONDON Wed.— A mighty straight drive for six by England fast bowler Freddie Trueman, which won the match against Essex at Colchester yesterday, also sent Yorkshire to the top of the county cricket championship table. Es.sex fought hard most of the day. and YorkshireReuter - 339 words
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Article137 1959-07-01 9 /CHESTERFIELD. Wed.— The V/ Indian cricketers, set to get 159 m 110 minutes for victory against Derbyshire, failed to rise to the challenge when their match ended m a tame draw here. Finals scores: Derbyshire 241 and 240 for five declared <D. Morgan 65. Carr 52). IndiaReuter - 137 words
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Article116 1959-07-01 9 MUIRFIELD, East Lothian. Scotland, Wed. Peter Thomson. 29-year-old A tralian hold ued th< golfers who qualified day for the 72-holes Brr Open golf championship. Seeking his fifth title win. Thomson shot a record-equal-ling 66 on the 6.806-yards Muirfield course for a tworounds qualifying score of IST.116 words
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Article73 1959-07-01 9 Services name Malaya Cup men mm m which mak< nal selection for match Jalan Besar Stadium. 1 Kenzie 1 on <RAF, Sleep <RN;. Denton iAm (RAF Wincfleld «RAF. Draper Hawe.-- 'An* p.m. >i \i>\vs i im-i p wnbination will play the Services FA Sunday. Follows >een selected Hawes (Army): Pe'tr73 words
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Advertisement12 1959-07-01 9 a lens rpflpy I VnilNc I R M «'S PHOTO (0. *****12 words
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Advertisement99 1959-07-01 9 DELIVERED to your DOOR Fill m the special delivery form below and we shall arrange with the newsvendor m your area to have the Singapore Free Press delivered every *~~"'Z£\ afternoon to your home /^T^ SPECIAL DELIVERY FORM (SEND NO MONEY) To: The Circulation Manager, I Straits Times Press (Malaya)99 words
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138 1959-07-01 10 Fleeing Accra politician is suel for libel CR iwl action libel is being brought .i_ nri^t Dr. K. China opposition on .irrival if had fled arrest. \n I court :it«(j a vi it of Mint <i on I)r who b parliarnrnt.ti > leadlci of the I n made on tReuter - 138 words
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Article83 1959-07-01 10 AKRON, Ohio. Wed. One wildcat strike at a rubber plant here ended and another walkout entered its fifth day yesterday. A spokesman tor the General Tyre and Rubber Company reported that "most people have come back to work." ending the strike which started last Thursday.Reuter - 83 words
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Article95 1959-07-01 10 ABOARD QANTAS 707 Jet Airliner, Tues. \l m jar from its 40,000 h.p. engines, ;1 passenger jet took off at 5 a.m. day on its historic Pacific crossing. person- name- breath ose maund. was a n -hour r takir airliner I 000 feet jerature clowReuter - 95 words
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Article19 1959-07-01 10 JAKARTA. Wed.— President Sukarno has started higli level taiks with senior members of his administration.— ReuterReuter - 19 words
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Article10 1959-07-01 10 re port.7, floods of Jun.ina depart- ReuterReuter - 10 words
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Article275 1959-07-01 10 GOVT. STEPS IN BUT FAILS TO ARRANGE PEACE TALKS A SHUTDOWN AFTER SUNDAY EDITIONS LONDON, Wednesday. DRITADTS national press protested yesterday at its involvement m a di>pute m the printing ink industry which threatens the country's biggest iR-\v>paper shutdown >ince the 1926 general strike. Front pageReuter - 275 words
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Article77 1959-07-01 10 BERLIN, Wed. East Germany announced last night that she had handed over to the Western power* Notes containing "a mo>t sharp protest against the West German presidential elections In Berlin" today. The Note declared that the holding of the election made it apparent that West Germany, withReuter - 77 words
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Article183 1959-07-01 10 $7,5000 ALIMONY? SILLY, HE SAYS fOVINGTON. Louisiana Tues.— The wite of Governor Earl Long of Louisiana "the most jealous woman God ever created," her husband claimed recently today filed a counter-separa-tion action and demanded U552.500 tMs7.soo> a month m temporary alimony. The burly. 63-year-old Governor, who has been m andReuter - 183 words
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Article, Illustration71 1959-07-01 10 picture. imiiiimiiiimiiiiimmr Lovely 2;;-year-old actress Vanda Hudson wearing a stunning barc-back-to-the-waist blue and silver lame E evening gown attended the London premiere of the E new film 'The Heart of a Man.' Picture shows her walking past one of the plume-helmeted Life Guards m thePopper - 71 words
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229 1959-07-01 10 KL AIRPORT MAY 'INHERIT' R.A.F. HANGARS KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. KUALA' LUMPUR Airport, which has no civil hangar space to its name, may inherit some when the British Government hands over the present R.A.F. accommodation there to the Federation. Said a spokesman for the Ministry of Transport yesterday: "'The decision will229 words
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Article31 1959-07-01 10 LONDON, Wed. A claim for a substantial pay increase for about 18,000 workers, including drivers and guards, on the underground railways of London was submitted yes- terday. ReuterReuter - 31 words
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Article510 1959-07-01 10 Queen and Duke arrive in Ottawa OTTAWA, Tues.— Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh arrived m Ottawa by air last night from Toronto for a one-day visit. In Toronto yesterday, the Queen spent a brief six minutes m the steei and concrete shell of a haitbuilt art centre whereReuter - 510 words
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Article207 1959-07-01 10 KUALA LUMPUR Wed The campaign launched by the Ministry of Agriculture early last month to popularise "ikan kembong" has proved t 0 be a great success m Kuala Lumpur. According to the fish dealers, large consignments of this type of fish were distributed to all markets207 words
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69 1959-07-01 10 DALAI LAMA MAY SEEK ASYLUM IN S. VIETNAM M\\ DELHI, Wedm THE DALAI LAMA may lra\r India and tical asylum m South Vietnam, it v m diplomatic circles here last ni^ht. Observers said ttu ld Tibf King" is faced with the diilicult prosp another country willing to harbour him sponsor69 words
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Article43 1959-07-01 10 LONDON. i I "Flash** Bass, a Birm. bus driver and former tai national speedway rider, rived h< iay at end of a 4.800-mile 28-day scooter, endurance t took him and his co-driver, motor mechanic X the Arctic Circ. ReuterReuter - 43 words
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Article46 1959-07-01 10 LONDON, Wed— The Daily Sketch yesterday called fo: end to the "unspoken, unstamped, unsmiling ban" on the Duke of Windsor li m England. The Duke is due In London for one of his rare visits m a few days.- ReuterReuter - 46 words
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Article55 1959-07-01 10 Less pain in paying these bills inni LONDON bu to pa> billy rlinc ir ha\<- i m tod.i payments outV.I tf llf number «»1 "d annually b> 1" Busin«'ssinrn p.n l.iils up (54.250) «»utwill n«> i' m form I eminent p Pn tin been mission l(»!l<sion ma for half theReuter - 55 words
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Article13 1959-07-01 10 'Determined to wed' runaways urd. man ship- c man. or w coup. ReuterReuter - 13 words
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Miscellaneous25 1959-07-01 10 Cinema Guide •lay Only? Plamsmar ODCON Man From C*<T* Country ■v ALHAMBRA The Captain's Tablt" m. t ON K ATONC i Spin A Dark V/eb25 words
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