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Title Section12 1960-02-10 1 The SINGAPORE Free Press N©. *****. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1960. 15 CENTS.12 words
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Article, Illustration780 1960-02-10 1 A. MAHADEVA; GILLIAN MILLS - Gaiety a-glitter— by the wide-eye camera 6.30 A.M.-BIG TREK BEGIN A. MAHADEVA GILLIAN MILLS ULTAN ISMAIL CROWNED The royal oath ame of Cod the Compassionate, the Merciful, We give you Our and promise deeply that with the help and guidance of the Almighty dLz Wc shall rule the subjects ofLow Yeow Kong - 780 words
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249 1960-02-10 1 WAGES OF SIN: $145,000 IN TWO YEARS MILAN. Wednesday. beautiful giHs were m jail here List night as Milan's vice squad probed what is believed to Ik* Ihe biggest millionaire call-girl net lo be uncovered m Italy since the war. Police said 200 girls, some aged only 16. were believedReuter - 249 words
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Article37 1960-02-10 1 TEL AVIV. Wed. [srael Is trying to obtain some typo of heavy arms, dally armour, to match the United Arab Republic's effective Russian armour, Mr. Shimon Peres. Deputy Defence Minister, revealed here, yesterday. ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article16 1960-02-10 1 LONDON. Wed. The Prime Minister. Mr. Harold Macmillan. Is 66 today.- ReuterReuter - 16 words
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Article38 1960-02-10 1 WASHINGTON, Tues. —The Armed Services committee of the House of Representatives today approved the Government's plan to sell over a period of about nine years a total of 470,000 long tons of natural rubber.38 words
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Article27 1960-02-10 1 LONDON, Wed. Queen Elizabeth, who is expecting her third child this week, left j Buckingham Palace yesterday I for an hour's drive.- ReuterReuter - 27 words
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Article20 1960-02-10 1 MANILA. Wed. Twelve Chinese Restaurants here have been closed ror "violation of the retail trade law." U.P.I.U.P.I - 20 words
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Article25 1960-02-10 1 JAKARTA, Wed.— lndonesia 'is to abolish -one-judge" trials. In future all major trials will be heard by a 1 tribunal of three.- ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article21 1960-02-10 1 RABAT, Wed.— The Moroccan Communist Party was yesterday dissolved by a decision of the Rabat Appeal Court.- Re uterReuter - 21 words
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Article13 1960-02-10 1 TOKYO, Wed.— Burma has ended its boycott arainst Japanese goods.- U.P.I.U.P.I - 13 words
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81 1960-02-10 1 World's only pink diamond for sale LONDON. Wed.— A fabulous pink diamond which ha*, caused excitement amonj; dealers m Britain, the United States and Europe will be sold by auction at Sothebys here on March 17. Weighing '.4 carafe it is considered priceless because no rare gen of its sizeReuter - 81 words
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Article25 1960-02-10 1 RANGOON. Wed. Fresh elections have been ordered m some areas of Karan Stat» after officials carrying ballot boxes to a polling ambushed. U.P.I.U.P.I - 25 words
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Article20 1960-02-10 1 Stock Exchange opening DOWN jl RUBBER ORY FIRE UNIT TRUST PRICE Nh«. 11.11 xd. buying price $1.13 xd.20 words
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Advertisement43 1960-02-10 1 Jres 35 ■pfP 5234/Lena the dressing I shampoo I c tor men Pj^T^^ •ectiv* BMC: -j^ sfl ■B <^^^B fl after-shave f\ ffl ion I ■h^l W^Hw M H "i tresr I HB^fetf^BW I ESS E*TIALS USED BY 00 S MOST MASCULINE MEN43 words
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Advertisement31 1960-02-10 1 lO VANj ChOCOIdiG pWiFn^^^PL peppermint I^P raspberry Q^jPSfr \«J» i^r caramel banana /j^" lemon (J) coftei Vl Off s *<.->*5ZS^ -^^y<ViT- 1 W >*&!&&'' -C" 1 orange milk MAKERS OF REAL CHOCOLATE31 words
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Advertisement14 1960-02-10 1 FOR lIM lIIIMiI 111 136/143, Orrhard iioad. Spore 9 Tels: *****. 225.-8 A 2»?4n14 words
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388 1960-02-10 2 Tins easier— but index is up to 154.68 p. c. By a Special Correspondent SINGAPORE, Wednesday. ALTHOUGH tins were easier on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, the minings index shot to 154.08 per cent indicating that the average market value of mining shares today is nearly 55 per cent more388 words
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Article104 1960-02-10 2 LONDON, Ftb. 9. Yetttrday Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS RUBBER NO. 1 RSS Spot 33i 33* ÜBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement Mou»t Terms Mar 32| KM 16 Apr. Juno 32 J 16 32 16 TONE: Slightly easier. Above prlceb quoted m pence. OEPPER: White Sarawak f.a.q. c.i.l.104 words
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Article58 1960-02-10 2 NEW YORK. Feb. 9. Yesterday Today TIN Straits spot 10U.57 101. UO TIN futures Strait* Contract TONE: SALES: RUBBER Futures Mar 38.99 May 37. 6. 35.30 TONE: Firm SALES: 68 lots. No. 1 RSS Feb. l-nrtea orict >' *4 3i COFFEE: Futures B Contract Mar. 36 ..">7.58 words
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Article29 1960-02-10 2 NEW YORK, Feb. 9. Yesterday Today 30 Industrial* 619.43 20 Railroads 149.74 I 40 Domestic Bonds 15 UtilitiM &> 4»4 S5 Stocks Composite Averages -oo -U 207.5029 words
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Article48 1960-02-10 2 Malabar spot and awaiting «elea?i 63, afloats 63, Feb. shipment 63. Lampong spot and awaiting release h.i, afloat? 6:5. Feb. shipment 63. Sarawak unquoted. Muntok white tpot 112. awaiting release 112. afloats 110, Feb. shipment 110. sellers, ex-dock. Above prices quoted m U.S. fnts per lb.48 words
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Article78 1960-02-10 2 LONDON, Feb. 9. Yesterday Today COPRA Philippines e.i.r. U.K. /North European port* delivered weight per long ton Feb i2Z>2 COPRA, Strain c.i f. U.K. North European port* delivered weight per long ton Feb. l 111 COCONUT OIL crude Straits c.i f. European ports m bulk per long78 words
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Article86 1960-02-10 2 Krian to pay 2s. LONDON: Krian Rubber Plantations Co. Ltd. proiit for 1959 totalled £25.058 (£8.396 the year before >. The company proposed a dividend of 2s. a share (nil). Capital cash distribution exempt from tax \s Is. i same. Botii payable March 24. Imperial Tobacco LONDON. Imperial Tobacco86 words
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Article118 1960-02-10 2 See Hoy Chan offer to Sunkap Para LONDON. See Hoy Chan Ltd. :V: o: 88 4ii. Issm apital of, Para Plantations Ltd.. sub;* 3 condit: ip Para. atement to shareholders. however, that they are unable to recommend acceptance of tier aa m their opinion it ls favourable than118 words
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Article52 1960-02-10 2 LONDON. Wed— Kulim Rubber Plantations state that the company.-, ofler for 'he issued stock of Central Perak Rubber Co. Ltd.. has been accepted In respect of sufficient .*-tock to :"y the condition as the minimum number of acceptance.-. The offer remains open for ac- eptance until Fob.52 words
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Article837 1960-02-10 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE. TUESDAY. INDUSTRIALS Alfi 6 195 tires. Atlas ice Buyers 8.8. Petrol 59B.M. Trustee- 525 lc Tin Sme!t Pref. 19 19/- Ores 51 Federal Dispensary 1.21 FitzoatricKs 1.19 1.19 Fraser Nea\e P r ?f. 4.15 Cms. G.E. l>fe Gammon (1955;837 words
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Article40 1960-02-10 2 PARIS- A new Issue of $125 million oi international E 25-year five per cen; bonds placed on the New Yor* M yesterday. The bank said the bonus were due Feb. 15, 1985. and were priced at pa:.40 words
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Article203 1960-02-10 2 LONDON. Wednesda; FOLLOWING the sharp advance at Singapore attri- buted to renewed Chinese buying there, yesterday's rubber prices m the London markets were marked up nve-eighths of a penny per pound at the outset and the higher levels were paid m a few scattered dealings.203 words
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Article62 1960-02-10 2 LONDON London Stock Mark Almost compb by c m the Lations. going him >id dur•he morning on .ie hope' that the Transport Commission's offer would bear irur reversed la er followj breakdown m Urn Ind blished widespread tciay but tliere was reaction shortly aftei hen jobbers marked62 words
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Article64 1960-02-10 2 NEW YORK closed firm with gai:^- mainly to one point or more. The list rote In morning dealings with the reoordim lay^ing behind In a rush of trading. The recovery levelled oil m the first hour, but gams general!;. to about one point. Later m the morning >.c64 words
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Article53 1960-02-10 2 HONG KONG. Tuesday Closing prices here today '.vere: Yetterds H. 6z S. Bank Corporation s Union Ins. Canton. .$98. 0u S 1 sellers bir Wheeiock Marden G. 40 H'Koiii; phone $33. T,") 534.00 .ies Dairy Farm .V Cold Storage SLM.jO 524.60 <5:524.50 .sales Taikoo Docks $4150 $41.5053 words
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Article98 1960-02-10 2 CHIPS lying alongside the Sin- gapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are Ulrechl 1-2. Benrinn^.s 4-5 Shoyo M.uu 6A. Ariaru 6-7, Straat" Biinka 8-9. Gjertrud Bakke 10-11, Atreus 13-14. Kapitan Kasko 15-16, Tadjouri 18, Ton? Yick N Wall 2, Selangor N. Wail 3 <Giang Ann N.Wall98 words
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Advertisement673 1960-02-10 2 ~^SHIPPING—— few >fl V THE L A. V. LINES OV) Sailings tt AOEN. RED SEA. MEDITERRANEAN. t/S' Jf CONTINENTAL t SCANDINAVIAN PORTS. lC Spore P. Slam Penan* viX i -tlandia I) 18 28 Fel 21 22 Fel 23 24 Fel .J&) V it s. •s.linga 1 i) 21 Pel 4673 words
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Advertisement174 1960-02-10 2 HAMBURGAMERICA^Tj «c NORTH GERMAN uJS To (Colombo), Genoa, Marseille Bremen He Calls Southampton t O ISARSTEIN (LLOYD HESSENSTEIN (LLOYD .2 SCHWABENSTEIN (LLOYC 29 Fefc 2 Mar To Manila, Hongkong, Yokohc BAYERNSTEIN (LLOYD WERRASTEIN (LLOYO) THE BLUE FUNKEL J (NORTH AMERICA' To Halifax, Montreal, Boston, Philadelphia G MENTOR Corncri, opi ANGLO-FRENCH174 words
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Article23 1960-02-10 3 pIU CES FALL AS STALL-HGW.n*** VIE TO WIN CUSTOMERS :0R SOME SPECTRE ol ha* h <»> Rivalry Profit Gamble23 words
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Article, Illustration174 1960-02-10 3 Moment of decision...no more for them the pleasures of this world FROM BRIDAL GOWNS TO NUN'S HABIT AFTER HOLY ORDERS T 11 0 M S 0 N x ROAD, Wed.— Tlnvc Singapore girls took holy orders yesterday at a two hour cer e mon\ at the Marymount Convent. Cicelia Chiang,174 words
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152 1960-02-10 3 'UNFAIR' REQUEST BY COUNCIL: CASE STRUCK OFF SINGAPORE, Wednesday. i MAGISTRATE y struck out a City Council buildi: Kian Gwan Ltd.. after refu he Council's request -month adjournment. Mr. M. imaraswamy, who made the order, agreed with a defence submission that the adjournment of the c, down for hearing yesterday,152 words
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Article37 1960-02-10 3 \PORE. Mr X rdav id home Culture to the Fund to Oh* r do: Toh Bug School of I id. $200: Heng Jai Pang SlOO. Mr. ig Poh. S3O I S.M Sultan Sahib. $1.37 words
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131 1960-02-10 3 THE DARKNESS SCARE-'DON'T BELIEVE IT' SAYS PRIEST SINGAPORE, Wed. The Portuguese Mission today warned its congregation not to believe m a "thre* days of darkness" scare. Catholics. specially those belonging to the mission, have been worried over a rumour that there will be total darkness for three days this year.131 words
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Article42 1960-02-10 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Petaling Jaya Authority is m a quandary. It is running short of lane for industrialisation and ha. to decide whether to develop new sites for factories or whether to reserve it for future housing.42 words
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178 1960-02-10 3 Joo Chiat residents complain of a stray dog menace JOO CHI AT, Wednesday. RESIDENTS of Joo Ciiiat complained yesterday of the increasing number of stray dogs m their area. They would like dog-shooters to come round. They said that the dogs were a menace to motorists as well. The dogs178 words
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Article82 1960-02-10 3 THIEF WAS HIS 'GOOD FRIEND' SINGAPORE. Wed. Alter reporting the loss of property from his market stall. Lim Kirn Huat. 22. realised that the thief was his good friend. sTeo Ah Heng. 21. But he did nothing for ome hours till Yeo angered aim. Senior Inspector E. H. Sheares. prosecuting,82 words
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Article55 1960-02-10 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. The committee appointed to adNanyang University graduates on civil service recruitment will be giving a "consulting sessii for the n Feb. 15. 16 and IT. The committee will answer m how to join the civil service, and also explain interviews to be conducted55 words
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96 1960-02-10 3 SINGAPORE, Wed. A plumber \esteiday told the Free Press a hair-raisitnj* Bt#rj of how his slick long hair became a scraggy crew-cut w.ien a (fauM rocket -cra«ker exnloded m his well-creamed lo<ks. Mr. Poon P.»k (her. 1!>. oi Jalan Satu, (icvlan^. said I he was96 words
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Article27 1960-02-10 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Government has established a new Planning Department to take the place of the three planning divisions of the Singapore Improvement Trust.27 words
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Article23 1960-02-10 3 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Sembawang Sports Club will hold a social on Friday, Feb. 19, at 124-A Casuarina Road, at 8 p.m.23 words
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268 1960-02-10 3 SINGAPORE, Wed A 17 YEAR OLD youth, armed with a spear, was the leader of about 20 Hag-carrying armed thugs who threw sulphuric acid at four people, one of them a woman, m a coffee shop at Aljunied Road, it was alleged at268 words
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Article57 1960-02-10 3 HAD SAMSU —MAN IS FINED $200 SINGAPORE. Wed. While fleeing from a Customs party, a man carry' ing dutiable goods entered a temple and hid himself But the Customs men waited and arrestrd him the moment he c-ame out Yesterday, the man. hua Bak Leng. 54. was fined $200 for57 words
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Article65 1960-02-10 3 SINGAPORE. Wed Hong Choon. charged with committing all quitted today by the First District Judge. Mr. Eu Chow Ch> At tFic 1: s heanriK on Monday Sim said that he was taken by four men to Caipmael Road where 1 'her with 10 others. ;ted him.65 words
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Advertisement13 1960-02-10 3 L I infi i r^i I Kin l 1 S37S ••lIOTO CO. Tilf13 words
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Advertisement172 1960-02-10 3 MODERN I JEWELLERY SKILLED CRAFTSMEN Manufacturers of GEM SET JEWELLERY j j ig^li Platinum and Gold j j Dealers m Diamonds, Rubies., Emeralds, Blue Sapphires, Cats Eyes, Star Sapphires, etc, etc j j Also m High Class Watches j j G. C. de SILVA BROS j I 3, Raffles Place,172 words
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Article, Illustration1186 1960-02-10 4 Esme answers DO YOU have a problem? Drop a line to: Dear Esme, The Singapore Free Press, Times House, Singapore 9. THE HUSBAND WHO KEEPS PICTURES OF OLD FLAMES LET HIM TREASURE THEM, BY ALL MEANS... MY middle-aged husband has an album of snaps of girl friends taken before we1,186 words
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Article549 1960-02-10 4 DINAH KERR - DINAH KERR SOMETIMES OUT OF TUNE-BUT ALWAYS WITH KEYS OF GOLD By TJUSS Conway recent- ly heard news that would strike a chord m any pianist's heart: his year's record sales had topped 5.000,000. Seven of his records have made the Top Twenty lists —"Side Saddle." his549 words
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Article50 1960-02-10 4 NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, a weekly newspaper, circulates m the old Sierra gold-rush country m California. Yep, you can still buy the Nugget m towns like You Bet. Rough and Ready, Town Talk, Humbug. Walloupa, Christmas Hill, Grizzly Hill, Scotch Hill. Bourbon Hill, Brandy Flat, and Delirium Tremens.50 words
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Article, Illustration83 1960-02-10 4 'RIVER OF FLOWERS' FOR 1 BLONDES 'CHRYSANTHEMU BUD' FOR DARK-HAIRED BEAUTI PARIS master hairdresser Rene Garrand has looked to Japan for inspiration. And at left you see examples of the "Japanese Line" hairstyles which he has just launched. His "Line" is an elegant and practical adaptation of the83 words
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Advertisement138 1960-02-10 4 17*^ TRANSISTOR RADIOS 44 TRUE TO LIFE Hi-Fi Sound" Hi-Fidelity listening with elegant looks. f^ j* O TRANSISTORS The only set with Press Buttons. Agents: REIAAAN COMPANY 32. Bank of China Building, Spore. Tel: *****. ptt Uinl cm F± DENTAL JINTAN Dental Cream is a mosl advanced and up-to-date formula138 words
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Advertisement28 1960-02-10 4 A f of «trow wood. wedge o' %ti l J JUOa AVAILABLE ONLY AT TNE MAIN STORE E 3lD£ AMATIUR PMO STOtf LTO^^. W^MaiMMUOU KMO.U«(VO*It lit. iJJJI 37JJJ-28 words
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144 1960-02-10 5 T INTRODUCES A L? ALL CATEGORIES 1 F CIVIL SERVANTS MiAPORE. Wednesday. has introduced sweeping system of allocating s t a (Y "water-tight" i worked out jointly by n of Hie Treasury anil i wncil. ire m the new I atroduction i m for all of144 words
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Article95 1960-02-10 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Government has declared 16 organisations m the State to have ceased to exist. They are: The Arab Union. Chinese :;en Charitable and Dramatic Society. Changi Siren Planters' Association. Indian Musical Ar: SoCi< Ban Kiak Kons *So. "Jami- yatul-qura" (Koran95 words
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Article, Illustration67 1960-02-10 5 THE SULTAN OF BRUNEI, Sir Omar Ali Saifuddin, gives a wide, hearty smile of greeting to the reception committee headed by the Tengku Mahkota of Johore. Tengku Mahmud, at the Singapore Airport yesterday before he stepped into a waiting car with them. The67 words
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503 1960-02-10 5 SINGAPORE, Wednesday rrilE Chief Jus: Sir Alan Rose, lias ruled that a moneylender who had c< ed to be one since the n c \v Moneylenders Ordinance came Into for d who wanted to recover outdebts, corki do so without a503 words
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Article123 1960-02-10 5 BIRD IN A JET-'IT'S QUITE COMMON' OAYA LEBAR, Wed. It is quite common for a bird to be sucked into the engine jet plane. It hap}>all over the world This was stated D] spokesman m h yesterday. He was comn report irom Da: that a Boeing jetliner was grounded cause123 words
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216 1960-02-10 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. SEVENTY thousand people m the Federation will have to entertain some unusual, visitors this year callers who will insist on temporary "occupation" of their homes. Their '"calling cards" will be -spray gun.-> with which they will thoroughly each dwelling216 words
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Advertisement16 1960-02-10 5 know bu y □3EZ3 I >oirs g_ H QUALITY PRNITURE pF^nAofe I i I I Pull16 words
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Advertisement220 1960-02-10 5 DAZEY fT^^L NEW \s&^< A J ULTRA-MODERN y CANARAMIC CAN OPENER PRIC£ SlBs V.MIN UrCINtK 522 50 Other models available trom S 6.00 jpword. This revolutionor> model is COLOURFUL .PRACTICA. DURABLE r-honed cutting vsheel gua^ clean cut ood no jagged edge. Ope con fcbter, easier better Obtainable with or inetic220 words
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Miscellaneous133 1960-02-10 5 RIP KIRBY B -V John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davls c -v.r Vrj-.L a.k^3YoJr| I THIS IS &RIMES.OMEOFO;p)| &KIM^S? WER^tYYEAH I w -So£i>J ZERO-eTFSTTOCAX TECT" R LOTS -AM EXPERT YOU A VOLUKi fEER IVASMEP THE HEAirOFJUIIE^ S a D ake V V^^V RC are133 words
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OPINION
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Article236 1960-02-10 6 Coronation is start of a new era FOR the first time m sixty-five years Johore today experiences all the joyful excitement of a coronation; doubly exciting because the new reign coincides with a new era. And yet there are strong links with the past, for the new Sultan, His Highness236 words
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Article97 1960-02-10 6 QELF-HELP m com- munity affairs and co-operation with the authorities is spreading m Singapore. Latest is the good citizens committee formed by the farmers m Kampong Chin San. They will patrol their area regularly m co-operation with the police to keep a check on bad characters. Not97 words
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Article, Illustration213 1960-02-10 6 RONALD MOGG - RONALD MOGG Blitz firms pool their resources -fly T>ACK and booming, after destruction and a ten-year ban comes the West German aircraft industry. Five years ago it got the go-ahead. Now it is working on a "dream fighter" and short-range atomic rockets. A report published m the213 words
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Article, Illustration865 1960-02-10 6 ROBERT MILNE- TYTE - The shame of the schools in Germany: 12 years are an unknown chapter ROBERT MILNE-TYTE By Millions of young Germans today are being allowed to grow up knowing nothing of Hitler's hideous crimes. JT NEEDS HEROES to teach the truth about Germany's past," says the Frau Professor. "But among teachers865 words
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264 1960-02-10 6 RICHARD - Solved after years-tin mystery of hero's den RICHARD By forgotten aJ sierv of the death m f >i\ Japes Cm, a Reuter arrest as a spy, has been dosed for ever by the su, a Japanese eye-witiu-Yaroku Shimazu. 60. a Japanese journalist now living m retirement m Tokyo, has revealed264 words
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Advertisement650 1960-02-10 6 Straits Timet Free Press For the convenioacs of advertisers our representatives at 1 st Floor, COLO STORAGE ARCADE, Orchard Rood, Singapore. I will receive smoH advertiseiwentt I ond box numbor replies Small advertisements placed in Ii Singapore may also bo bonded to: COLD STORAGE BRANCHES ot I Holland Road Katong650 words
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Advertisement45 1960-02-10 6 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin PATEK PHILIPPE is the only watch manufacturer whose enlire j collection of men's watches carries, engraved on every movement, the official stamp Df the State of Geneva, the authentic guarantee of centuries-old "GENEVA QUALITY". H. SENA, LTD. HIGH CLASS JEWELLERS Singapore Penang. ****************************************111 l45 words
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Advertisement10 1960-02-10 6 TOMORROW: The attempt to smear the Diary of Anne Frank10 words
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Miscellaneous188 1960-02-10 6 BI~~BBBMT I^l ijp I CLUES A( ROSS 6. With regard to victuals, it's fl fl I■' P 4. Young animal seen In hose <6) C C tl c darllng! the mallow, which is sweet! caviare! (8) r P roduce fl I I I I I I I I fl Pay188 words
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Article43 1960-02-10 7 MELVIN CHAN - MELVIN CHAN iv to mount mass l|th education b|d t0 combat b£R culosis here By SINGAPORE, Wednesday. nment is to introduce ke it compulsory for all vaccination. will intensify the mass nfl on, to cover all Babies Consent43 words
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Article, Illustration73 1960-02-10 7 Mr. Argue arrives for Gospel campaign I)AYA LEBAR, Wed.—The I Rev. Watson Argue above). an American her and associate of the world-famous evangeist. Billy Graham, has ar-■i\»-d m Singapore from hi with his wife for a uo-ueek evangelistic camMr. Argue i> preachia^ at Church, m Seran?oon every nicht. rhia is73 words
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218 1960-02-10 7 Burma buys 12 armed rail trolleys from Malaya J£UALA LUMPUR, Wed. —The Federation Government has sold to the Burmese Government 12 armoured trolleys which were used to defend trains m Malaya at the height of the Emergency, it was revealed yesterday. A spokesman for the Treasury described the transaction as218 words
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Article, Illustration193 1960-02-10 7 KHOO YEOW TEE - KHOO YEOW TEE By r rind a new world of ad:ure m them. 'Look." he continued as he handed me a silver coin to examine, "this dates back to the time of King nachandra m India. "The progress of civilisa- tlon193 words
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Article111 1960-02-10 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara has commissioned eight new second-lieutenants and appointed a new captain m the School Cadet Corps. The newly commissioned Second-Lieutenants are: Mr Benedict Bertram Oei (St. Joseph's Institution), Mr. Yip Weng Kee and Mr. George Edwin Sobrielo (Raffles Institution), Mr. Ponnapalam111 words
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Article, Illustration83 1960-02-10 7 PHYLLIS TAN - FIRST NONYA WHO WENT TO HER WEDDING IN CAR PHYLLIS TAN By RIVER VALLEY, Wed. Madam Lee Poh Lian, elder daughter of the late Mr. Lee Choon Guan, who was the first nonya m Singapore to go m a motor car for her wedding 58 years ago, celebrated her 71st83 words
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Article47 1960-02-10 7 SINGAPORE, Wed The Assistant Coroner, Inche Ahmad bin Hussein, recorded a verdict of suicide at the inquest of a 69-year-old housewife, Goh Miew, who was found hanged m her Koon Seng Road home on Dec. 22. She had been ill for some time.47 words
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127 1960-02-10 7 SENNETT ESTATE, Wednesday. T»WENTY-SIX old men and women at the St. A John's Home for the Aged are waiting to be 'adopted." It will cost $40 per month to "adopt" one the cost of upkeeping each inmate. The Rev. E. O.127 words
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113 1960-02-10 7 CASE OF THE MISSING MYNAHS: MAN PLEADS GUILTY SINGAPORE, Wed. A father of four who pleaded guilty to dishonestly retaining two mynah birds stolen from a friend's son was given a conditional discharge yesterday. Chiang Kai Leng, owner of the birds, the court was told, left the birds m their113 words
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184 1960-02-10 7 THE STOWAWAY AT A BEAUTY PARLOUR: THREE MONTHS' JAIL SINGAPORE, Wednesday. being refused an entry permit, a hair dresser from Hong Kong entered Singapore as a stowaway on a ship. It was not till six months later that he was caught while attending to a woman customer at the Rex184 words
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Article45 1960-02-10 7 SINGAPORE, Wed. A I verdict of death by misadventure was returned at the inquest on a clerk, Kwa Lye Hock. 39. Kwa died m the Genera] Hospital on Dec. 23, three days after he had fallen off his auto-cycle at Cairnhill Circus.45 words
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Article, Illustration157 1960-02-10 7 CONRAD CHIEW - 'Faithful 300 will miss family barber CONRAD CHIEW By KATONG. Wed.— Member* of what Is popularly called "Vithi\s-300" an exclusive "club" In this district will have to go elsewhere for their haircut during the next few months. REASON: Their favourite barber and tamllv friend for 25 years. Mr. Vithl Nathan157 words
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Advertisement46 1960-02-10 7 I H^H I f l^^H |r I L^ 0 ier worth >«»» hs^ J204 Pantti Ho Lahat Rd. Ttl: 49 T«l: 6104 RECORDS SALE CQ B 'unswkk. Copitol, etc. 9 33 1/3 12" $5.00, 10 53.00. 7" $1.50. 1 NTr dord 4 $10 168, Cecil Street, Spore.46 words
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Advertisement129 1960-02-10 7 TUBELESS M aH^ M I T Kuo MB If m I THE TIP-TOP PERFECT PUNCTURE REPAIR KIT WHICH ENABLES TYRES TO BE REPAIRED ON THE WHEEL, IS NOW AVAILABLE TO MOTORISTS ALL OVER MALAYA. Q it#s iasi to repair a puncture than to CHANGE THE WHEEL ALL sTv^lk jfjS YOU129 words
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Miscellaneous306 1960-02-10 7 DIARY OF TODAY'S I EVENTS CHINESE V.M.C.A. (South Pier): Table tennis 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.; body building and weight lifting 2 pjn. to 9 p.m.; fencing club 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Y.W.C.A. (Raffles Quay): International Women's Clvb social morning 9 a.m.; English conversation 4 p.m.; beauty culture 5.15306 words
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Article, Illustration1614 1960-02-10 8 JANES LEASOR - THE QUEEN MOTHER SAID: 'I NEVER THOUGHT!— AND HE WAS EXILED... JANES LEASOR v H|A±lX^i^^|^^^^L±XgA^|^^gl^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^L^L^^^H^^Mj^KA^M^^S "Archbishop, you may put your books away* I have made up my mind". Thus Princess Margaret put the seal on her decision to renounce her love lor the pilot Her decision won the acclaim of1,614 words
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Advertisement469 1960-02-10 8 so,ooo/COMPETITION NO:2 CLOSING DATE MARCH 23, 1960 SEND IN THIS HALF REMEMBER!!! OF THE PROOENT '^\V^Lk^M^k ERE S STILL S49 000 TOOTHPASTE BOXES W WORTH OF PRIZES LEFT FOR COMPETITION NO:2 V'^B FOR YOU TO WIN B£|fl Ih<- wmn.r h■• th. hnire Irom ihr fftllowing prizr« to thr total jimiunl469 words
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Advertisement49 1960-02-10 8 TOMORROW: Duty comes first, she tells world i ->- an/if m*rk*>r fgg ZS. "siucH E2SESSBBEI fcr^:^:i>-«»» w>»CAtrr k 4 Mfli DUTY n A| »»m^ DUTY 'Vniicc 'zr^azz^s*. BEFORE ifeifflPfOinfißSU^liLOVE I IlLla M«.l Kr IB SwW«BM ~l>Tc IlTfcS^ »lvi\«T,SN M\m.\H>T I MA\l I'lT I IllfJ KOMAN( h IS Of> I I49 words
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Article, Illustration311 1960-02-10 9 fcH THESE POINTS WHEN HDING-IN FORD VALVES the cylinder heads ductton cover plate been removed, the prlnci axe compressed usual manner and the removed. remove the valve from cylinder block it is nei insert a special io force the split valve down towards the conibase of311 words
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Article91 1960-02-10 9 MOTORISTS In Singapore and the Federation who to take part m the 1960 Mobilgas Economy Run hi only a few days left— entries close on Saturday. Entry forms giving full dotails of this annual sporting event may be obtained at any Mobilgas filling station. There91 words
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293 1960-02-10 9 Additive takes venom out of diesel fumes pUMES from the ex- haust pipes of buses and lorries that run on diesel oil are blamed for a lot of the air pollution m large cities. In a recent BBC broadcast Allan Murray spoke about an answer to the problem that has293 words
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Article, Illustration372 1960-02-10 9 AFTER HOVERCRAFT COMES AIRCAR: IT REACHES 60 m.p.h. WITHOUT WHEELS A MOTOR VEHICLE that travels at 60 miles an hour without wheels? Impossible, said the K> tics until Britain introduced her now-famous hovecraft. This revolutionary vehicle travels o land and water on a cushion of air and it has no372 words
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Advertisement134 1960-02-10 9 I ■)TOKJ> QCKFORp CLUTCHES AND WER TAKE-OFFS CO i Power Take-offs are I Bor^ Cr Beck Company fjmous Borg Cr Beck Clutch have been produced. nee of concentrated "i m the manufacture P« c tv attention to every ifc *v m operation. "^k improves H. >|. s\ssoo\ Performance ai y134 words
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Advertisement185 1960-02-10 9 I I i A .^B USED CAR Ar^VV ALL MODELS— ALL MAKES available tor your selection All vehicles TESTED before Sale We offer SERVICE after Sale Easiest HIRE PURCHASE terms con be arranged. OPEN Weekdays: 8 a.m. 6.15 p.m. Saturdays: 8 a.m. 3 pjn. STOP IN TODAY AT:— The Cycle185 words
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Advertisement17 1960-02-10 9 Self-Drive Chauffeur Drive fur Just Ring ***** Avis Rent-a-Car System Licencee EVERFINE CO. 519, Serangoon Koud. Singapore17 words
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Miscellaneous224 1960-02-10 9 o *^^^^*'^^^^w«*flß^^^^W^^^^^^^^^ li«MHVw9Mniilft^4ln BORN today, you are a little too retiring for your own good. The stars have given you considerable talent m many directions. But you lack the aggressive push that would set you at the head of the parade. You need someone standing m the background who will224 words
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Miscellaneous399 1960-02-10 9 Conditions are shaping up advantageously for you Just now. Take full advantage ot them. ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr. 20> I is likely that children's affairs will take the major share of your interest today. Help them TAURUS (Apr. 21-May 21) It is likely that you would make a yood profit on399 words
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255 1960-02-10 10 CALLING ALL UNITS: EVERY WEDNESDAY THIS PAGE FEATURES SERVICES SPORT.. -SEND US YOUR RESULTS The Zone champions will fight it out ITS Cop Final day today. The 18 Signal Regiment take on the 2/2 Goorkhas for the PARELF hotkey championship at Gillman255 words
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Article45 1960-02-10 10 Si ib. to SeleImlr.Kiu.il platings m di\iLAC l. I iard or. i I il IMS Alert 2-1 at it Beverley C hangi inter-section hockey pla>ed daitag the ueek:- i! t\ CCS 7-0. C( S bt. 19 SifaaJ -A 1 bt. \dn45 words
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Article, Illustration233 1960-02-10 10 A GOLFER TURNS TO CRICKET Members of the Women's •Royal Air Force and the Girls Sports Club met at hockey recently. Playing with nine women throughout, the Ci.S.C. won 6-0. Scorers: O. Stewart (4), P. Pennefather and J. Stoward. Picture by Michael Ani hint shows the two teams: Back Kow233 words
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Article79 1960-02-10 10 Finals ot the Fleet competitions will be held on Friday at HMS Terror. Rugby finalists are 9th Destroyer Squadron and 3rd Frigate Squadron. HMS Centaur and the Bth Destroyer Squadron will fight out the soccer final. At hockey, the finalists are Ist Destroyer Squadron and HMS79 words
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Article24 1960-02-10 10 Singapore Polytechnic will hold it first aquatic meet on the March 19. at the Chinese Swimming Club. Amber Road, at 5 p.m.24 words
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Article18 1960-02-10 10 NEW JERSEY, Wed.—Pancho Gonzales beat Pancho Segura, 7-5, 10-8. Ken Rosewell beat Tony Trabert 6-3. 10-8.18 words
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Article24 1960-02-10 10 MIAMI. Wed— Bald Ea^le. last year's Washington International winner, was beaten by a neck by On And On In the McLennan Handicap.24 words
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Article31 1960-02-10 10 A GHQ cricket trial will be held on Sunday at Tanglin. Col. Tims XI is: Whittaker, Lomax, Hawkins, Green, Todd, HayesNewington, MacFarlane, Goodman, Rajadurai, Tims, Peel and Murp hy.31 words
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Article21 1960-02-10 10 .prisiiigly utenant DoIn worth the on Leader No. string. cc of > match ed home 5-0. la to be21 words
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Article47 1960-02-10 10 ENTRIES: A LAST CALL Entries arr invited for the FARELF Cup billiards championships on Feb. U at the V.M.< It is open to the Forces and members of the V.M.C.A. Entrance fee of H should be sent to the secretary. YMCA, On-hard Road. Entries close on Saturday.47 words
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Article53 1960-02-10 10 REME Singapore will field the follc vers for their Singapore HA first round knockout competition hockey match against VMSA tomorrow at Aver Rajah Road: 2Lt. Da vies; WO II Reid. WO II Re\nolds; Sgt. Lee. Major Bird icapt>. Cfn Ismail; S Sgt. Foxcroft. L Cpl. Badawi. Cpl. Cook.53 words
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69 1960-02-10 10 ONE OF RICHEST OWNERS DIES OF HEART ATTACK SIXTH BID BY SUGAR RAY BOSTON. Wed son 39. will attempt m the world weight en rom Paul Pender on Apn. It is npt to regain a title. He has never been beaten twice by the same fiuhter. BERLIN. Oerman matchmakers have69 words
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286 1960-02-10 10 BLUES GET WALKOVER FROM SOUTH JOHORE Johore Bahru United If; S.C.C. B 0. MOHD Isa may not be big, but he's full of speed and courage. And together with Wan Rahman ne scored the points that put Singapore286 words
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Article51 1960-02-10 10 R. A. F. C ii an g i meet I Khalsa m the first round of the Singapore Hockey Association senior knockout competition at Changi tomorrow. Khalsa team will se chosen, from: Slew Peng, viohinder, Anoop. Dial, Kultar, Sardol, J. Martens, Kartar, Hardial, A. Kumar, Abdullah, Surjit and51 words
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Article152 1960-02-10 10 MCC name team v. Jamaica KINGSTON. M.C.C. tram to play Jamaica m a four-day match: May, C'owdrey, Subhu Row, Harrington, Smith. Dexter. Illingworth. Trueman, Andrew, (ireenhough. Moss. SYDNEY. New South Wales beat Western Australia by nine j wickets. LANARK. Scottish League l)iv. 1: Third Lanark 3 Stirling Albion152 words
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40 1960-02-10 10 DETERMINED to beat British Open thampion Prtt-r Thomson i* his fellow Australian Kel Vii;l<'. Firm trie! rivalry is keen. Renal Singapore I morrow. "Anc: w ill b« Tbomaoc ihe mon40 words
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Article, Illustration109 1960-02-10 10 M. Harrison- Gray - M. Harrison-Gray by Dealer south North South came N A PART-SCORE of 20 or SO often proves a mixed blessing. Many player, obliged to plough on, however weak they may be. until they have bid ei.ough for game. Today's hand »s a cla. example of this fallacy. North-South109 words
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Article19 1960-02-10 10 UNKNOWN - UNKNOWN gfhj I H I H H I if) \ii..fc 1 I I 1 1 I I i19 words
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Advertisement152 1960-02-10 10 Si/nt/irafape (if^^^^^m I Long storage life. "True-to-life sound with the greatest clarity j 00^^ The Arcodc. Sinqoplre OWN A GRUNDIG AND THE WORLD h&\ IS YOURS jf Sole Agents: KIAN GWAN (M) LTD. «<» THE HONGKONG FAR EAST BUILDER Read by everyone of note m the industry throughout the Far152 words
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Advertisement9 1960-02-10 10 qua! c; Cot rol ALL QURES 4 STOXk 59 words
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Miscellaneous412 1960-02-10 10 TODAY. Hockey tFARELF Jollilads Geylanu Stadium. Cup final >. 2/2 Keo Goorkhas Beveilev Flights v Equipt. Secy 18 Signal Regiment Gillman tion— Changi. Hockey: (.Anoop Barracks; Friendly: Tengah Singh Cup>: Military v Civi2nd v Gurkhas. RAOC v RASC Hans— Friendly Hill. Squash: —Ayer Rajah Road. WRAF FEAF (semi-final) individual Changi412 words
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Article, Illustration1134 1960-02-10 11 Allan Lewis...our expert names the likely winners Chiron is favourite ...but how good is Usaha Setia? merang be I 1 DIN 1— n't Tell 9.00. Sir Chiron B.W. T.old Hunt 8.07, Collector 5.04. Prince Tournai 804. l\aha Setia 8.02. Our Kingdom g.§2, v<nior S.Ol. l>on W.nne Mt, lair Nipper X.tMI.1,134 words
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Article290 1960-02-10 11 THE WAY IS CLEAR FOR MORE TIN 3 nl i_6F— MirzaiMMi 9.00. More Tin 8.12. Thp Giant Destination 8-H. down Link 8.11. Burma Glory 8.10. Home Home X Hi. Rarlinnie 8.09. Balkan Chevalier 8.05. Tumbalina su! Hard Final 8.04 !:a,.<oscot 8.0?>. Seventh Heaven 8.03. Bright Vardarina B.UI. Wee Wonder 8.00.290 words
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Article13 1960-02-10 11 Jollilads beat G.H.Q. 2-1 m a friendly soccer match at Geylang13 words
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Article14 1960-02-10 11 Khaltt B.C and Gurkha Sig- nals pluyed b scoreless soccer draw i Park.14 words
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Article473 1960-02-10 11 -i Competitors will report at 15th J milestone, Woodlands, at 6.15 ajn. on Sunday February 28. 19C0. Competitors wishing transport to the starting point must assemble at the respective pick-up points between 5.30 and 6 a.m. O The Walk will begin at 7 a.m. along the specified route.473 words
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Advertisement88 1960-02-10 11 I XJte c^eal /eu^e/ \or evening dre** I CHARM and :^ttt/^^ WHITE GOLD jtiP^/S I LEUBA WATCH CO.. LTD.E|^J|^ 18F lattery Road. Sinqoporc 1. mosi wanted relrigcrator yjff ut \w Four Cime oft tn« WT /"J^ttk V W tne eictllent rea- > LOOKIN k^B W /j j\/ I -n^k. trim88 words
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Advertisement25 1960-02-10 11 Be at the front m the FREE PRESS WALK! take APISERUM The original stabilised solution of Royal Jell\ 6^g|^^B^O VITALITY Available at all leading dispensaries.25 words
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Miscellaneous621 1960-02-10 11 TRANSISTOR RADIO ADDED TO THE BIG WALK PRIZES A TRANSISTOR port- able radio has been added to the prize list for the Free Press Walk on Sunday February 28. It is donated by Hock Cheong and Company of the Arcade and Tras Street. Complete with leather carrying case it is621 words
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Miscellaneous377 1960-02-10 11 ENTRY FORM Frvv Press Walk IAME (in full) (Print clearly in capital lett«r»). address \GE Identity Card No 3ROUP* If vou are a team member cross here Name of team Do you require transport to the starting point at Wood,a 5?^ i 0^ •Croup JUNIOR: Qualifying age 17-20 SENIOR: Qualifying377 words
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135 1960-02-10 12 LONDON. Wednesday HPHE Daily Sketch yesterday quoted a London publisher as saying that Commander Lionel Crabb the British frogman who disappeared m mysterious circumstances m 1956 while divine near a Soviet cruiser at Portsmouth, "is alive and a prisoner m Russia." It said that135 words
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Article20 1960-02-10 12 LONDON V. Ml rold MacmiU Prime d pub. •fflciaJ docun. quo- noirs ot his Lurd. vesterda ReuterReuter - 20 words
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Article23 1960-02-10 12 LONDON. Wed.— Sir Winston Churchill returned to London by air last night from a holiday m the South of France. ReuterReuter - 23 words
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164 1960-02-10 12 The way to kill your husband and go scot free I^YDXEY. Wed.— A Sydney psychiatrist, who has examined hundreds of murderers, yesterday gave women advice on how to get away with murder. The psychiatrist, Dr. John McGeorge. told a luncheon meeting that juries showed more leniency towards women charged withReuter - 164 words
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Article37 1960-02-10 12 ERNAKULAM .Kerala State". Wed. The executive of the Communist Party of i India said here yesterday the party's defeat m the recent elections to the state assembly was "serious and severe." ReuterReuter - 37 words
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Article17 1960-02-10 12 COPENHAGEN. Wed. Danish Premier Mr. Hans Christian Han.sen. 53. la seriously ill with lung trouble.17 words
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343 1960-02-10 12 AIR VICE-MARSHAL SUES ANOTHER AIR VICE-MARSHAL FOR LIBEL LONDON. Wednesday. EJVIDEXCE was concluded m Ihe High Court yesterday m an action brought by Air ViceMarshal William Ernest Staton who alleges he was libelled m the hook "Pathfinder" by Air Vice-Marshal Donald Bennett. Australian-born Air ViceMarsha] Bennett formed British Pathfinder squadronsReuter - 343 words
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Article76 1960-02-10 12 $1,000,000 GEMS MISSING JERUSALEM. Wed.— lsraeli police are investigating the disappearance of a shipment of diamonds worth €120,000 »S 1.020.000' sent last week by a Tel Aviv diamond merchant to a customer m Hoim Kong. The diamonds were m a bag which was handed over by the exporters to IsraeliReuter - 76 words
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Article196 1960-02-10 12 LONDON. Wed. Queen ElizabetlVs decision to perpetuate her husbands adopted surname of Mountbatten m some of her future descendants aroused a certain amount of controversy hele yesterday. The Queen, expecting her third baby this week, decreed that she and her children and all future royal196 words
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Article106 1960-02-10 12 NEW DELHI, Wed— The Soviet Prime fttiniltff Mr. Nikita Khruj»h< h<\ will not effer t«> Mediate between India and hin;i on their border dispute, authoritative womnnk here today. But Mr Khrushchev will discuss the problem with the Indian Prime Minister. Mr. Nehru, during his three-day106 words
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Article50 1960-02-10 12 LONDON. Wed. The At-torney-General, m a written answer m the Hou>c of Commons, has refused to assurance >ought by a Labour member that the unexpu: Ed editor of "Lady Chati ley's Lover." due to be published here soon, will not be the subject of criminal proceed, g ReuterReuter - 50 words
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89 1960-02-10 12 Three jailed for 'master plan' cheat BOAC "MASTER IM..W prosecution i Hie British Overseas Ah false vouchers and being imprisoned m L In sending Edward J Phelan. 35 to two and a nail for Lngeniou ,ier. Sir Antho You appear to deported from Canada and aln^ back he volv. dReuter - 89 words
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Advertisement136 1960-02-10 12 TIMES HOUSE, RIVER VAILEY RD., SINGAPORE, 9. TEL: 2800 '-^^OO BIRTHS. MARRIAGES, DEATHS, ENGAGEMENTS, JOR a mm.mum of twenty ANNOUNCEMENTS, PERSONAL, MISSING ETC $f> SSJ? 30 «N«. SITUATIONS VACANT, VEHICLES FOR SALE, <r O fOR A MINIMUM 0F twenty ACCOMMODATION VACANT. FOR SALE, WANTED ETC !J>Z JJord'io OENTS. ADDITIONAI Box136 words
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Advertisement48 1960-02-10 12 (Jua/dy aJi/dtCMiced h«<rmßsJ ptOOOCT Of g^gSSS OlNilAl MOTOIS 200, CLEMENCEAU AVENUE, SINGaPOK Kualq Lumpur Branch: 17, BUKIT BIH T; Clothes washer and drier. Various models. In Pcnang: ASTORIA LTD., Chufi j^ Prices from $860.00 ln M o^cco: TWENTIETH CENTUK In Ipoh: RADIO GENERAL TRADING V* 186/188, Brewstcr Road48 words
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