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Title Section18 1960-03-22 1 THE NEWSPAPER CWFRvannv s mK|NG WOUT The Singapore Free Press No. ***** TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1960. 15 CENTS.18 words
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Article190 1960-03-22 1 BOB PERIES - BOB PERIES TESTS HERE fll/ML, businessman predicts boom Japanese electronic device could revolutionise Spore fishing industry By SINGAPORE. Tuesday electronic eye which searches the bottom of the sea and detects shoals of fish is to be tried out m Singapore soon. The eye," Singapore businessman190 words
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175 1960-03-22 1 Riots over new pass laws in S. Africa ■i;i RG, Tuesday, ision exploded m ii- near here and nt death to scores sterday when Afriagaittsl the Gov- la* iid there were at .md 182 injured near dead and injured -imilar riots m on Africans m honsanda demonsi the laws thatReuter - 175 words
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Article, Illustration83 1960-03-22 1 SHIRLEY ('I'M GOING TO GET MARRIED') IS BACK SINGAPORE, Tues. Shirley Drinkell, former photographers' model, arrived m Singapore yesterday on board the Asia and announced: "I am going to get married." She snuggled up to her tall and broad-shouldered fiance Mr. H. S. Tan and said: "We have been to83 words
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150 1960-03-22 1 MELBOURNE, Tues. Australian children should be taught more about Asia instead of "great long lists of Kings and Prime Ministers of England," Professor Zelman Cowen said yesterday. Professor Cowen ia Dean of Melbourne University Law School. He told a conference of Rotarians: •My150 words
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Article17 1960-03-22 1 DENTON, Maryland, Tues. A U.S. bomber crashed into a house killing three people.- U.P.I.U.P.I - 17 words
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Article20 1960-03-22 1 WASHINGTON, Tues. The U.S. will fire an Atlas missile just west of nanptnwn ir a 9.000-mile test U.P.I.U.P.I - 20 words
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205 1960-03-22 1 THREE TIPS— FOR LONG LIFE —BY A PROFESSOR T ONDON, Tues. A Russian professor who believes he has found the secret of extending man's life spam today gave three tips on how to live longer. Prof. V. N. Mkitin, Professor of Physiology at Kharkov University, was speaking to reporters beforeReuter - 205 words
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Article38 1960-03-22 1 CAIRO. Turs.— The Egyptian weekly newspaper Rose El-Youssef reported yesterday that 5.000 African volunteers who served with the British. French and Belgian armies had elected to join a brigade to fight for the Algerian insurgents.- ReuterReuter - 38 words
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Article27 1960-03-22 1 SERANGOON, Tues. Mr. Francis Thomas will give a talk on "Leadership m Western Cultures" at the Serangoon Garden Estate Sports Club at 8 tonight.27 words
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Article27 1960-03-22 1 LONDON, Tues. The Queen yesterday invested her midwife, Sister Helen Rowe, with the insignia of a member of the Royal Victorian Order (fifth class).- ReuterReuter - 27 words
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Article20 1960-03-22 1 NEW YORK, Tues.— A message from Pioneer V, 1,500,000 miles out m space, was received here via Britain. ReuterReuter - 20 words
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Article16 1960-03-22 1 HONG KONG, Tues—Preliminary work has started on a water pipeline from China.— U.P.I.U.P.I - 16 words
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Article14 1960-03-22 1 LONDON, Tues. Busmen accepted a $4.25 a week pay increase.- ReuterReuter - 14 words
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152 1960-03-22 1 COLOMBO. Tues.— Prime Minister Dudley C Senanayake's government was m trouble today even before it was 24 hours Its first major test came shortly before midnight last night when Mr S J.V. Chelvanayakum. leader of the Tamil Federal Party, informed the152 words
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Article, Illustration273 1960-03-22 1 TAN THUAN KOK - Football chief took time play Cupid TAN THUAN KOK UNCLE GUPTA'S MATCH-MAKING SO SUCCESSFUL By OINGAPORE, Tues.— A man who came to Malaya from India last August to lead a goodwill mission ended up by playing Cupid to unite two wellknown and ancient Northern India households. He is Mr. P.273 words
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Article31 1960-03-22 1 NEW YORK. Tues— A tiny pellet of radioactive strontium 90, producing enough eiectricity to power an automatic weather station for two years, is on show here. ReuterReuter - 31 words
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Article21 1960-03-22 1 BERKELEY, California. Tues. Youths distributed anti-Nazi leaflets outside the University of California before Dr. Adenauer made a speech. U.P.I.U.P.I - 21 words
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Article19 1960-03-22 1 AMMAN, Tues. Jordan radio attacked Iraqi Premier Kassem and U.A.R. President Nasser as collaborators with Zionism.- U.P.I.U.P.I - 19 words
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Article10 1960-03-22 1 Managers' prti wiling j, buying $1.18 ReuterReuter - 10 words
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Advertisement83 1960-03-22 1 h; Own Dcwor&^ In ther drink <J uite Ml Di«;tillE» S 4M so refr »hing as ScoUh DISTILL c ofv| Whisky. You can drink J*sjJ^%, I 'Ji i{ short long the L <*• J^-"^^\ Jnood takes you, but ■I'^^" mi 1 wheiher served neat, with t w -'-iV < i83 words
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Advertisement33 1960-03-22 1 MAG'C (UNO STt*»USS ll* WiHi rcvolutionory chn«i»t bock. Oo««no< to stay m ploco no mottor now sctivo yot. ore, m white or block. GET SOME TANGLIN SILK STORE. TODAY AT 31, Tonglin Rood33 words
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643 1960-03-22 2 Outlook is bright and up, up go the counters I PAGE TWO GIVES YOU THE DETAILS OF THE UPS AND DOWNS OF YOUR INVESTMENTS I SINGAPORE, Tuesday. 'pHE new improved conditions continued on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday and of the 39 changes m price recorded only three counters William643 words
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Article50 1960-03-22 2 Seafield seeks rest of Damansara stock LONDON: The Seafieid Amalgamated Rubber Co. baa ofTe. eri to acquire the remaining shares m the Damansara Rubber Co. not already hold by the company on the basis of on- share of If of Seafieid for each Mock unit of 2/- of Damansara.50 words
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Article61 1960-03-22 2 Strathisla's profit is £83,863 LONDON: Stxathisla Rubber Estates' profit for the period July I, 1958. to Oct. 31. 1950. totalled C83.8C3 againM £28.082 for 12 months ending Ju 1958. less taxation m Britain and Mala' a of £29.049 against £7.545. :hi>ia as placed m voluntary linuidation on Nov. 2,61 words
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Article31 1960-03-22 2 Pataling £789.091 LONDON: PaUling Rubber E-;a!es' profit for the year ended Oct. 31. 1959. totalled £789.091 against £458.041 the previous year, less taxation m Britain and Malaya of £250.477 against £140.258.31 words
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Article61 1960-03-22 2 HONG KONG. Monday. C'.osu:^ prices here today were: Prr-iGus T; H S. Banking rorporation $1,270 s>a Union Inj>. Canton I M.50 $99.00 ■ellen Wlieelock Mirden..s 7 35 s 7.30 *S 7.30 7.20 ■^aies .sales H Kong phone 537.25 $37.25 sale.< &536.50 I sales Oairv Farm Cold Btoragt61 words
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Article111 1960-03-22 2 LONDON. March 21. Previous Today (RUBBER No. 1 RSS c.i.r. European ports Mar unquoted unquoted Apr 34; RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot 3 RUBBER No. 1 RSS •tttlement Hou»« Terms Apr ">4 l.ll« Mil 16 May 34 11 '16 39 9/16 TONE: Dull sllßhtly easier. Ahove prices111 words
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Article53 1960-03-22 2 NEW YORK. March 21. Previous Today TIN Straits spot 1 TIN futur« Strait* Contract TONE: SALES RUBBER Futurts Mar I JJg May *"•»•> 40 5j TONE Barely steady. SALES: 68 lots No. 1 RSS April landed pnet 41 M] COFFEE: Futures B Contract Mar. 37.45 •.bow prices53 words
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Article31 1960-03-22 2 NEW YORK, March 21. Previous Today 30 Industrials »i t 4 20 Railroads 145.44 40 Domestic Bonds 15 Utilities s? 44 35 Stocks Composite Averages 204. J6 204.U331 words
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Article43 1960-03-22 2 Malabar spot and awaiting n fi7. afloat* r>6, March shipme- Umpon,.--.".7. atloato 56. M;irr h shipment .">6 .ik unquoted. Muntok white spot -T.d awaiting release M, afloat H, Marcta nhipment 86. «f!ler« A hove prices quoted m U.S. i per lb.43 words
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Article73 1960-03-22 2 LONDON. March 21. Previous Today COPRA Philippines c.i.t. U.K. /North delivered weight per lon* ton Mar COPRA, Straits c.i.l. UK North European ports riflivered weiuht per long ton Mar. Apr. COCONUT OIL crude Straits ci.i. European port* tn bulk per long ton Mar H.fi COCONUT OIL crude73 words
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122 1960-03-22 2 LONDON. Tuesday. nESPITE the lad thai it was the Brsl day of the new account, their was no rush lo buy m the London stock markets today and any support was very selective. Sentiment was disturbed to .some extent by122 words
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Article47 1960-03-22 2 >TEW YORK. Tuts.- I Street closed lrregularwith price changes r way extending mostl one dollar or more. Cutbacks m car and output made for caution m the mornii Aluminiums improved on estimates that consum] might expand 10 per cent this year de>Dite a slow quarter.47 words
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Article49 1960-03-22 2 0 LONDON: Rubber valuer were supported during tinmorning by a little demand lor nearby panels but otherwise business was small. The close was dull and slightly easier. In NEW YORK, rubber futures were softer on trade selling with activity moderate and coming mostly from trade interests.49 words
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Article815 1960-03-22 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE. MONDAY. Pre-..ous Today INDUSTRIALS 4l»i iTICII Pre: 1.9 b 1.85 Ordt. 2.20 2.40 Atlas ice tl 00 8.8. Petrol bO 54/6 6.M. Trustees 5.25 525 ;on. Tin Sme't Pret. Q 19/- OrdS 5: 49'rederal Dispensary i.24 1.23815 words
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Article88 1960-03-22 2 SHIPS IN PORT CHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Schie Lloyd 1/2, Van Der Hageu 4/5, Benmacdhui 6A, Oinyo Maru 6/7, Coromandel 8/9, Okhla 10/11, Mlkumo Maru 13/14 Basra 15/16, Star Bellatrix 18, Tjlliwong 19. Sedenak N. Wall 1, Scnai N. Wall 2, Serdan^88 words
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Article51 1960-03-22 2 NEW YORK: Steel production m the Pittsburgh and Youngstown districts tins week is scheduled to be cut by some six percentage points or more. Though partially offset by a prospective two-point rise m the Chicago area, these reductions point to a further decline m the national operating51 words
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Advertisement818 1960-03-22 2 SHIPPING dE^ pa r Wl THE t.A.I. LIMES MM* IB AOEN. BID SEA. MEDITERRANEAN. ijfi) CONTINENTAL i SCANDINAVIAN PORTS. Xfa S pare P. S'hair. Penaai U» VlHl mi Illllfl" I) 23 25 Mar 75 27 Mar 28 28 Mar »JV 3ot»'. 21 Mar 4 Apr 5 6 Apr IT Apr818 words
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Advertisement160 1960-03-22 2 SIIIIM>|\(, I HAMBURG-AB^ tic NORTH GERM/ To (Colombo), Genoo, Morscli, s A *IM Bremen Home I Colls Southompton to, PoiS(rg HAMBURG (HAPAGj BAYEHNSTEIN .LLOYD N Hi t WERRASTEIN (LLOYD a 11 Apr Express Service Omits Maru To Manila, Hongkong, Yokohomo NAVELSTEIN (LLOYD MUNCHEN pn|| HANNOVER (HAPAG; THE BLUE FUNNEL L160 words
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17 1960-03-22 3 Japanese scrap demands tour trade > m i j m jj hips J I B Ie and-bone man17 words
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Article, Illustration87 1960-03-22 3 KALEI-O- KUAIHELANI - KALEI-O-KUAIHELANI Girl saw 'something like a cat's eye* after being struck on head CULTURE LECTURE BY THEN MUSIC WITH THE HAWAIIAN TOUCH MISS Concha Hashes < 'Kalei-O-KuaiheLuii"> an export on Hawaiian culture, music and dam inn who lecture at the Chinese YMCA yesterday. Miss Hughe* leaves today for Borneo. She87 words
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Article, Illustration133 1960-03-22 3 The commercial artist with a vision his own exhibition SERAXGOON GARDENS, Tuesday. VfXOS bin Anian Yusinan to his friends 1 _is what he himself culls "a young and struggling artist/ 1 He works as a commer for a living— sketching and drawing advertisement material eisht hours a day. But at133 words
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165 1960-03-22 3 'These hawkers area menace to our health' say residents SERANGOON GARDENS, Tues. Residents are complaining that the 90 hawkers' stalls here are unhygienic and a menace to health. They suggest that the authorities should put up clean stalls with water and lights. The present food stalls are elected close to165 words
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Article46 1960-03-22 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Polytechnic yesterday began an "Information. Please" programme at the Main Lecture Theatre m Prince Edward Road. A panel of staff members answered questions from the public gallery. This programme lasts till Friday (Mar. 25 md starts at 4.45 p.m. daily.46 words
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275 1960-03-22 3 STONES FLY OVER A WALL-CARETAKER SAYS PEEPING TOMS ARE THE DEVILS' SINGAPORE, Tuesday. COURTING couples m King George V Park are being hit by "devil's stones/ A number of couples, who had been pelted, said the stones flew over a six-foot wall. "It is275 words
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Article13 1960-03-22 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. Th»Nanyang University will hold its first convocation on Saturday.13 words
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Article37 1960-03-22 3 STAMFORD. Tues. The Patricians of Portuguese Mission held a meeting on Sunday when a talk on the purpose of Lent and "Why do Catholics make Penance was given by Mr. Cyril Reincastle.37 words
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Article244 1960-03-22 3 SPASTIC CHILDREN: 5-YEAR PLAN TO IMPROVE EXISTING TREATMENT FACILITIES FOR PATIENTS IN S'PORE SINGAPORE. Tues. rHE Spastic Children's Association of Singapore has drawn up a five-year plan to improve existing treatment facilities for the patients. Chairman of the association. Mr. Leslie Rayner, .said the plan would: f i XTEND the244 words
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50 1960-03-22 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. The 1 Trinity Theological College i will hold an end ot term 1 communion service at the Presbyterian Church m Prinsep Street at 8 a.m. on Friday. The service which will be conducted by Rev. H. A. Poppen, is open to all.50 words
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79 1960-03-22 3 S'PORE UMNO HAS NO COMMITTEE: TOLD TO SET UP ONE KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The headquarters of the United Malays National Organisation asked the Singapore UMNO ecutive committee to set up a temporary committee to look after its affairs. Thi.s followed a Spate of itions by UMNO Singapore offi m protest79 words
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Advertisement60 1960-03-22 3 FREE ENTRY CONTEST -SEE PAGE 12 ws ice longer than any Jice bucket ever made! W l^ ICE BUCKET V I iSriiic Never wears out! Unbreakable! S I 2£ UIS Imperv.ous to sun, weather, o.ls Soft, lustrous! No clatter! Full gallon capacity! Can't be beat -at any price. rELLOW. GREEN.60 words
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Advertisement33 1960-03-22 3 MAINI/ H mainthe week on rid m Singai. Today her art th. t h EVE todcy gives to ALSO i J Free Press tc Recipe beauty MAX. it your TODAY AND EVERY DAY33 words
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Advertisement117 1960-03-22 3 From Beginner to Expert ...takes good care of you. Write for Bmm cine cataloged. COLOUR UNDER FOOT VALUE UNDER FOOT AND MONEY IN THE BANK! VJJjj*^ 00^' Carpet Week at Whiteaways SPECIAL OFFER V 3 Only WILTON made-up CARPETS VwL, 4 CREEN only. m, ft 6' I 9' &165.00 NOW117 words
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Miscellaneous117 1960-03-22 3 PM 10° The band plays on; migration of the Common Law— i m The "news; 1.40 Newstaik; 6. "Israel i si Violin virtuoso: 200 Close 7.30 Melodies and memories: 8.00 Learn Malay! (repeat of °?00 Programme summary; 5.03 Leaaoa Eleven;; 8.15 Continei; -d m the cinema: j.30 The musical*. M?instone-117 words
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Article140 1960-03-22 4 JOHN BARRY - JOHN BARRY HE SACKS THE BUTLER, PARLOURMAID AND TWO CHEFS-AND SAVES $340 A WEEK By LONDON, Tues. £ARL MOUNTBATTEN has started a per>onal economy drive. He has sacked four of the staff at his London home, m WiltonCfescent, Helgraviu. He culled m his butler, chef, under-chef, und140 words
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96 1960-03-22 4 RUNNING ON THE SUN WITH A SPACE ENGINE IN A 1912 CAR >\V YORK. Tues. Sun- shine Is all the fuel you r the new "solar car" jn show here this week. It Is a funny little upright a 1912 Baker electric. but Its power-system is the sam< as America's96 words
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Article63 1960-03-22 4 Verwoerd hits out at Macmillan CAPETOWN. Tues, Dr. Verwoerd, the South African Minister, said he did :hink Mr. Macmillan had impressed anyone m South Afri. i an authority on I country's colour problem. He told the House of Asthat the British Prime cry fleeting not place him m a positionReuter - 63 words
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Article13 1960-03-22 4 LONDON, Tues —The Royal Sheer March 31 after history, the a13 words
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Article, Illustration75 1960-03-22 4 ONE of the more than 800 new inventions from 18 countries now being shown at the Ninth Inventors' Exhibition m Brussels. It's a new idea for the spare wheel m a car. It is mounted at the front and replaces the bumper bar. Also,Paul Popper - 75 words
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181 1960-03-22 4 The Fords in Britain report record last year LONDON, Tues.— The Ford Motor Company of Dagenham has had a "fantabulous" year. It has reported top gear profits of £33,939.000— by miles a record. For shareholders there is indeed joy. with chairman Sir Patrick Hennessy hoisting the dividend from 12 to181 words
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148 1960-03-22 4 PEERS PROTEST OVER CUTS IN BBC's THAI SERVICES LONDON, lues. conservative and Labour peers protested m the House of Lords yesterday at cuts m the British Broadcasting Corporation's overseas services, including one of lo minutes to the Thailand area. Lord Alexander of HilLsborough. leader of the Labour peers, said Russia,Reuter - 148 words
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Article34 1960-03-22 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Director of the Overseas Branches of the British Red Cross Society. Miss Joan Whit ting ton is expected to pay a three-day visit to Singapore early next month.34 words
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Article49 1960-03-22 4 ROME. Tues. Pr< i Gronchi called on Signor ando Tambroni. cribed as belo: •left way' of the C. v Democratic Party, to try to form a new ::ment. been with Government since Feb when Protessor An* and his Christian Democr. Cabinet r< ReuterReuter - 49 words
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196 1960-03-22 4 U.S. misses fight invasion of 'snob' stenos NEW YORK, Tues.— The battle of the secretaries was joined today. American girls, furious at the news that 500 girls are being imported from Britain m the next few months, are trying to brush off the invasion as a joke. Said Catherine Pilling,196 words
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Article26 1960-03-22 4 LA PAZ. Bolivia. Tues. Colonel Rios Ledezma. leader of an abortive revolt m Bolivia last Saturday, yesterday sought asylum m the Brazilkin embassy here.26 words
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Article34 1960-03-22 4 KARACHI, Tues. The Indian Finance Minister. Mr. Morar.U Desai, arrived here last night to discuss outj standing financial issues with i the Pakistan Finance MinisI ter. Mr. Mohammed Shoaib.34 words
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158 1960-03-22 4 HAWKERS FACING A CANADIAN SELL-OUT I ONDON. Tues.— The lj Hawker Siddeley Group may be forced to sell out its vast interests m the Canadian aircraft industry. Managing director. Sir Roy Dobson, and Sir Aubrey Burke, who has become his deputy since the merger with de Havillands. will fly across158 words
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37 1960-03-22 4 Lovers' tiff and an angry act, then lost in the snow A $6,000 ring J^ TIFF between pn ti her fiance, Tommy him M 56,000. That's incut ring he bought I I i Hosed dewfl I I37 words
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111 1960-03-22 4 NOMINATION ROW BREAKS WITH A NEVER-BEFORE MOVE BY BUTLER WASHINGTON, Tues. A furious row ha. broken out m the Democratic Party over the nomination of presidential candidates. The chairman of the Party, Paul Butler, ha? taken the unprecedented step of endorsing the candidature of Senator Johr Kennedy. Expounded Last Monday111 words
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Advertisement63 1960-03-22 4 I Ericsson INTER-COM PNONES lEMicient. inc«pei»iive ard reliable. ERICSSON inter. com phone* give adequate mU-r-oHicc r communication without 'crowdtng-out' client* I calls. 'Conference' facilities allow yo« t 0 *peak witit any or ali termmaU tunultaneoiitly fpLANK] NORIS 8 SYNCHRONER 100 |>V Smart m Design Reliable m Use Sob Agrnlt:- AMATEUR63 words
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Miscellaneous410 1960-03-22 4 BORN today your talents tauris (Apr. 21-May 21) m the arts are well- There is a mysterious aspect m nvirkpri and you may select toda >' s affairs— as if you had Sny one of several^carilrs forewarned of happenings. that are nnpn to you GEMINI (May 22-June 21 > mat410 words
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Article, Illustration307 1960-03-22 5 A. MAHADEVA - A. MAHADEVA STUDENTS' CO.OPERAIJVE NOW PLANS EXPANSION, NEW $10,000 BUILDING The five workers ask for 50 pc rise By lURONG, Tues.The students' cooperative at the Nanyang University, the largest of its kind m Malaya, made a profit of $12,500 last year, the second year of307 words
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7 1960-03-22 5 Broke into canteen: Man gets jail dfmklsdfclsd7 words
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97 1960-03-22 5 In search of fortune: Women turn to the soothsayers TIONG BAHRU, Tues. Itinerant fortunetellers are flocking to the Tiong Bahru market to cope with the increasing number of superstitious housewives who seek their I are at least 10 of n m and around the *et. each displaying own special method97 words
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30 1960-03-22 5 N'GAPORE. Tues The I x le with :he Cultural CenTheatre bt 1 tomor--9 p.m. Ed by Inez Quitr d until Bookines for $4. S3 Robinso30 words
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Article, Illustration68 1960-03-22 5 THIS black Austin car was found m a lonely lane off Bartley Road on Saturday morning; stripped of its four wheels. Its wheels including, a spare, were taken off In the darkness of the night. A farmer on his way to68 words
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Article69 1960-03-22 5 Vanished with jewel-jailed SINGAPORE. Tues. Balaan Ciovindavsumy, 53, a year m district court yesterday for commit tins breach of trust of a I chain and locket worth SI 3O belonging to his friend, ithu Muthuthan, on morning ot Jan. 2 last I Jalan Teck Whye. The court was told that69 words
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158 1960-03-22 5 Boys who couldn't study get chance and make good SINdAPORH, Tuesday TIIH dozen waiters M Hie Rosee Dor were hoys who cither could not study or boys whose parents could nol afford lo send them to school. The proprietor of Rosee Dor. Mr. Lim Kirn Seng, told the Free Press158 words
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108 1960-03-22 5 SOUTH-EAST ASIA PHOTO SHOW AT UNIVERSITY QINGAPORE, Tuts. The O photographic society of Nanyang University is holding the tirst South East Asian student photographic contest and exhibition this week. The secretary of the society said several prints have been received from Vietnam and Borneo. The contest, which started on Sunday108 words
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Article38 1960-03-22 5 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Christ Ambassadors of the Assembly of God Churches m Singapore will hold its moni thly rally today at 7.30 p.m. at the YMCA hall. The speaker will be Mrs. S. L i Molin.38 words
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Article38 1960-03-22 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Coroner. Inche Ahmad bin I Hussein yesterday returned an open verdict on Chan Chiak I Pow, a 26-year-old hawker. i who died on Jan. 18 after being knocked down by a I lorry.38 words
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Miscellaneous101 1960-03-22 5 I HBY By John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson Lqj^^j^j, ay Lee Falk and Phil Davis By Stan Drake 11 ntAKT OF JULIET *w '^rnßA/iNG FRCM THE iL> CiS3PftS55^~ BECAUSE THOSE DESPERATE MEN I 4 TAKE IT INTO THEIR HEAPS < BiCCK WHERE THE p S Sf/J^i^%£A^EP sJO SEEK REVENGE ON101 words
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363 1960-03-22 6 Opinion Temporary sacrifice by teachers OINGAPORE'S teach- ers, or rather those who speak on their behalr, have not shown themselves m very £ood light For months they made it appear that their objection to the week plus the extra weekly halfssion rested almost solely on the ground that the burden363 words
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Article, Illustration738 1960-03-22 6 Isn't it time to think again about the £500 mil. Blue Streak AFTER THE PLANES THAT HAVE NOT FLOWN AND THE MISSILES THAT WON'T BE FIRED (AT RIGHT)... ASKS ANGUS MACPHERSON AT LEAST £150 m. DOWN THE DRAIN ALREADY QNCE again Britain's n,6OU-million-a-year defence programme is being overhauled. Once again738 words
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Article, Illustration62 1960-03-22 6 VICKERS SWALLOW a Supersonic bomber O R 330 W AVRO 730 Supersonic boijiber VICKERS 1000 Jet transport HAWKER 1121 Supersonic jiyhter bomber SUPERMARINE 545 Crescent-wing, supersonic fighter GLOSTER SCPER- JAVELIN Supersonic fighter S R 177 Rocket fighter AVRO 720 and 727 Rocket fighter^ For Example the V 100062 words
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Article17 1960-03-22 6 MRFY HI H A VILLA N|, i4tr-fo-afr f ft MK Wk l only* PLt;s I17 words
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467 1960-03-22 6 ROBIN STAFFORD - 'Bomb Khrushchev' men gobble chicken-and grumble ROBIN STAFFORD by QUOTES OF THE WEEK The French Minister of Information, M. Terrenoire: "It is more important that Khrushchev should look at ?rance than that Frenchmen should look at Khrushchev." The Paris newspaper Figaro: "Khrushchev's reception should be icy but not hostile." OR467 words
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263 1960-03-22 6 DEVELOPMENT of the North and South polar regions has taken on a much greater significance since the advent of atomic power, the discovery of great mineral deposits at the North Pole, and increasing warnings from the United Nations that the world is263 words
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Article15 1960-03-22 6 ERNEST BEVIN - ERNEST BEVIN tpoktn wot b«en a irifhty factJ the past. 8. •nou, I15 words
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Advertisement382 1960-03-22 6 You ran hand m your classified ad* to any one of COLD STORAGE SHOPS throughout MALAYA and I SINGAPORE CAMERON HIGHLANDS S'urage •it L' 4., 20 Ttnah Rata. Cold Sterac* (Ml Ltd., X-A Clara Street. KLANC ro d Storage M d. ew Roai HOTA SHARU II Stoats* iM) 1167 Ma382 words
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Advertisement105 1960-03-22 6 GO ?5 The SHOP for M LADIES* GESTS 1 c| READYMADE CLOTHiS .jjf 86, North Bridge Road, Singapore-6. Jf (Near ADICLPHI HOTEL! WHEN IT IK J^l COMBS TO W WELDING AT v^ CUTTING H M v -<4 J COME U nM INDUSTRIA^ASg P. 0 4001 P 0 633 i?O4 1105 words
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Article66 1960-03-22 7 u j WILL PUT UP A RMINED EFFORT' H FiGHT THOSE WHO >*■ SE MINISTER LUMPUR, Tuesday. «j| Federation of Malay \*soiiation has decided to put determined effort to back the Kducation's plan to introduce odium of teaching m primary ear. all who are opposed66 words
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114 1960-03-22 7 CHEESE AND WINE PARTY TO AID WORLD REFUGEE FUND SINGAPORE. Tue>.-A e-and-cl par; be held at If Club rhu: to raise money rid Refugee v e ar Fund. Ol I by GHQ FARELF Committee, the party be attended by the Earl of S the United Kingdom Commissioner for Slnd the114 words
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188 1960-03-22 7 Why Malayan girls are nice to be near ...by Mr. 4711 Tues. A German perfumery expert, Mr. Walter Leuschnerm yesterday declared that Malayan women are among the wisest m choosing and using the right type of scent. Now on his 32nd trip round the world the tall silverhaired representative of188 words
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Article35 1960-03-22 7 KATONG. Tues— The vicepresident of the St. Hilda's Youth Fellowship, Miss Lily Wong, will give a talk on •Jesus— The Lite" at 6.30 Dm tomorrow at St. Hildas Church. Ceylon Road.35 words
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120 1960-03-22 7 Businessman on visit to survey the market for lace and fish-net KATONG, Tuesday. TIIK Shinko Sangvo Trading (Company Limited of Japan will be expanding its business m this part of the world, its representative said yesterday. Mr Minoru Kishimoto. who is now on a five-day stay here, has been sent120 words
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295 1960-03-22 7 He held her by the hair and slashed her neck— witness tells murder inquiry SINGAPORE, Tuesday. HOUSEWIFE yesterday told a prelimanary inquiry how, while washing clothes one morning, she saw her sister-in-law being fatally slashed by their uncle. *"As he slashed her on the neck, he shouted, 'Will you die295 words
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Article32 1960-03-22 7 SINGAPORE Tues— Malay and Indonesian music m the modern manner will be presented by Radio Singapore's Septet led by Ahmad Jaffar m the programme, 'Dupa Kenchana' at 9.30 p.m. night.32 words
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Article47 1960-03-22 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. The i S.S Orcades of the Orient Line will call at Singapore on April 14 and will sail tor United Kingdom, scheduled' to arrive there on May 5. The 28,164-ton ship is airconditioned throughout and fitted with anti-roll stabilizers.47 words
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Article57 1960-03-22 7 STAMFORD, Tues. The "Acies", the great annual function of the Legion of i Mary, will be held on March !27 at 3 p.m. at I'.ie Cathedral of the Good Shepherd for all its active and auxiliary members. Active Legionaries are requested to assemble m the57 words
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Article, Illustration14 1960-03-22 7 You are looking lovely today LOOKING LOVELY TODAY is Miss Annie Kuni, a clerk.14 words
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197 1960-03-22 7 NOT MUCH OF A RED CRISIS NOW F-SO IT IS BACK TO CIVVY STREET FOR THESE RAF MEN KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. 'THE Royal Air Force 1 (Malaya) has decided to disband all but one squadron of the RAF Regiment (Malaya) at the end of the month m view of the197 words
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99 1960-03-22 7 Here to sell Japanese bamboo ornaments I^ATONG. Tues. Mr. Junro kasaya, a v<- of ud a and Company., Inc.. has arrived m Singapore for a month's stay to promote the sales of Japanese porcelain and Chinaware, sundry goods and bamboo ornament Mr <. who kg .staying at the Sea View99 words
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Advertisement22 1960-03-22 7 |(luNr GUITARS 5' $4 f fitted. IS > up! P 1 MUSIC HOUSE «?d.. S pore 7. M.A. LTD., Spore 6 H^ATRICKS "'V'fmtarAef22 words
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Advertisement177 1960-03-22 7 WHfN I™! f^^^^^^ r*^^ 4^^"^^ R r lit a j t- 1 pg^T p g— i kin r^ Gives You All the Most Expensive Single-Lens Reflex Features ot a really reasonable price I with F2.8 wSSSJ^J r«.«i l^n. coral lens Coral lens STOP PRESS: Just Received AIRES VISCOUNT M2B with177 words
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Miscellaneous242 1960-03-22 7 c i ly r* a PQPf TODAI VU< p.m. TOMORROW: 6.33 a.m. and 9.16 p.m. THURSDAY: 8.24 a.m. and 9 .->."> p.m. FRIDAY: H. 22 a.m. and 10.22 p.m. SATURDAY: 10.11 a.m. uid 10.38 p.m. nI NDAY: 10 53 a.m. and 11.24 p.m. MONDAY 11.33 AJfe. and 11..M p.m. DAILY242 words
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Miscellaneous192 1960-03-22 7 DIARY OF TODAY'S EVENTS IU KIT TIMAH YOITH (.1.1 B: Table tennis, body building, football, library 4 pjn. JOO CHIAT YOITH CLUB: Table tennis, indoor games 4 p.m.; badminton o p.m SINGAPORE JLDO CLUB: sth kyu, 4th kyu and ladies 730 p.m. to 8.30 p.m.; randori practice 8.30 to 10192 words
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Article, Illustration740 1960-03-22 8 PETITE INDONESIAN LADIES SEEN AT THEIR BEST AT GARDEN PARTY I[T was time tor trade talk and tea m a high wide hall at the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce premises on Saturday, when representatives of the four Chambers of Commerce watched740 words
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Article, Illustration25 1960-03-22 8 AFTER SPEECHES TEA TEA at the Ch. -lamber or Commerce after tht speect: Dr. Goh Keng Swee, Mr. Ko Teck Kin and Mr !hin Siong.25 words
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Article792 1960-03-22 8 RICHARD FINDLATER - RICHARD FINDLATER It takes Robert Burchfield ten years to find out... by f OOKING back on the *****, one capital gain tor the Knglish is clear. Their land empire may he shrinking, hut, the suzerainty of their speech is still growing. Millions of people outside Britain792 words
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Article217 1960-03-22 8 HENRY THODY - HENRY THODY by I HAVE just been thumbing through the world's most fascinating telephone directory. The new Vatican City phone book. It replaces the old one issued m 1954. It lists the Pope's private telephpne. the white one on his desk m the library. Number 101.217 words
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Advertisement101 1960-03-22 8 V HERE for instant Protection... lust turn the >wivrl base and Odo-Ro-V |H» I l>olli No stick deodorant is ready to um\ Soothingly cool, delicately fragrant, it l>» inloraiil xoes on "dry," eliminates perspiration odor all day long. Then, when you've ami FragTTlTr finished applying, turn stick down again. Nothing101 words
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Advertisement69 1960-03-22 8 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■l 1^ 1- 4 BHHHHHMfI petri pcmi 0 i Chec/c yourse/f Nbtft Pffi?/ PffffA offers B •30 declined shutter release button .ents bi of i ■j 4$ declined mirror ng cJ\once i B rr.eans gctfmg c^af t;^^ I f the vie. 50mm Onkkor Lens pj effective *2, Fast "RARE lARTM69 words
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Article, Illustration875 1960-03-22 9 TOP, LOOK, STUDY: NEW WAY to cHOOSE a PATTERN l|/^^^^ the pevg c for every woman into BUTTONS AND BOWS, at I saw coloured pictures on c* seconds fashion models or m groups, to display itesl styles. ich picture. The tern you press a butps to enable you to make875 words
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Article417 1960-03-22 9 JOY MENG - lovely to look at JOY MENG fklsdkflsd A cure for those poor, tired feet What can I do about sicollen feet and ankles? asks Iris of Singapore, 3. I am a shop assistant and at the end of the day I am too tired to do anything but put my417 words
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Article407 1960-03-22 9 A dish from old Peking A RECIPE for Old Peking Chop Suey wnich does m fact come from the ancient Chinese city wins first prize m Recipe Contest No. 11 for Madam Nellie Khoo Cheng Sim, 212-1, Rangoon Road, Singapore, 8. She gets $10 from Eve plus a Nestle hamper407 words
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Advertisement82 1960-03-22 9 It's easier the HOOVER way! The HOOKER The HOOVER S^^l WaihingMachiie j Washing Machine w,, h «r MM ifh M il m N^^ Availahto fro. all aitherized HOOVER dealer* l^ fc-y y» /O 17 .i0 BATTERY RD. SINGAPORE- I ■.1 .Ttarr TEL: *****-***** C**AO+ d 4f 9 Y'J 25 AMPANG82 words
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Advertisement390 1960-03-22 9 II WITHOUT \v ml El SUMMING TABLETS vp I >^^^^^>3l EAT THE THINGS YOU LIKE WHILE YOU SLIM soir eisraituTOM LINDETEVES-JACOBERG SINGAPORE -K. LUMPUR PENANG IPOH JESSELTON Sensational cosmetic discovery! removes fine lines and wrinkles tightens ond rejuvenates the skin. JO, B^^ Use Placentubcx on face, neck and hands. Feel390 words
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Article1109 1960-03-22 10 SHOPPING CENTRE CENTRE brings you every Tuesday and Friday the good buys available m the shops. There seems to be no lack of good products and ideas m Singapore these days. Some of them you'll find here. YOU DEFINITELY GET re- suits from VIKI, the new amazing liquid white cleaner1,109 words
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Article, Illustration30 1960-03-22 10 One year-old School does well at netball Srrangoon (iarden Gtrrntm Free Press picture slums iroi I Wah. Teo Char >l Back row <L to R) Oru Ibrahim (Capt). Teo Mm30 words
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117 1960-03-22 10 Sera n goon, young team capture title OERANGOON celebrated its first bin District "B" division nel It was quite a. ment for a school oi year old. Despiu they swept past opponents to the title. They outdated from St. Joseph's Cor. Paya Lebar Method. Cedar Secondary. Coach Mm Loh ha117 words
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Article41 1960-03-22 10 PASIR PANJANG Taj tennis Is popular a: I Valley Chinese Midd. students particip.r sport and trainii are held three tin Promising p. Weng Hwa. Tan Kirn C ajid Goh Teo Hai. TV to put up a good District competition.41 words
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Article42 1960-03-22 10 PASIR PANJANG Girls are having a tough training at table-tei Thirty-eight chairs and c; have to be remov. to turn the da hall. In spite of t: ence. the girls tram n Best playerPin. Chan Kum Yoke and Soon Ling.42 words
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Advertisement230 1960-03-22 10 Y^ SPECIAL OFFER fevy doys ■on Hand Towels or 95c Sift Looy's. M $5.b0 eoch. i PMiPiHG STO*M I ■V 173, Orchard Rd. A 6. Ra»H«s Place, Christian Dior Perfumes, colognes, lipsticks. MISS DIOR sophisticated DIORAMA jre |asrr»ine, rdeal Ajian laDIORISSIMO o*erh'<e. At all good Stores D -om $12/Christian Dior230 words
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Advertisement172 1960-03-22 10 I JUST UNPACKED FROM U. S. A. LATEST, CUTE. CHARMING IN BABY WEARS SOO\JOOAtO.. 53. HIGH STREET SINGAPORE TEL: ***** ARCHIPELAGO TRAVEL SERVICE Come Along With Us To Tour o* BANGKOK July Ist. 7th, 1960 Tour of HONGKONG CORFU" 13th Sept, 1960. Tour of JAPAN "SIRDHANA' 15th Sept., 1960. I172 words
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Advertisement16 1960-03-22 10 I i san Kong Leather Trunk Co. Ltd. 13/15, South Bridge Road. Spore Tel: ***** *****16 words
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Advertisement38 1960-03-22 10 ■si m v||^uib LIVE! There's a view outside. Enjoy it, ond still have your privacy. LET US INSTALL VENETIAN BLINDS HIRE PURCHASE TERMS ARRANGED Contoct:— WING KWONG CO., 145. Middle Road, Singapore -7. Tel: ***** ***** 1 I38 words
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Advertisement148 1960-03-22 10 "SABA" 3-D RADIO I A.C. MODEL. STIO.OO CASH or SM.OO Down, 12 x 518.90 Monthly DRY BATTERY MODEL... 5200.0G CASII or 541.09 Down, 12 x 514.31 Monthly tNANGWNGiCQ P.A X 3 NO iO3-ios.s£a&ii eoAo S'«6«po»t.7. JUST UNPACKED PACIFIC WOOL-DACRON 17 Different Varieties m Various Shades. 6 8, HIGH STREtT, SINGAPORE.148 words
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Advertisement260 1960-03-22 10 FINDING IT HARD TO KEEP THAT CREASE IN YOUR fl PANTS OR SKIRT? J You need "CLEANSET" cosy to apply, suitable Q| w I safe for all materials. "CLEAN. SET" keeps creases resistent even to rain frequent W bendings. Only fj $120 per bottle of lOOcc. Sole Distributors Wanted. yj260 words
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Advertisement145 1960-03-22 10 1 Raffles have fine record RAFFLES Girls pions m the j THE 'BULL 1 OUTRAM PASIR PANJANG Hock Seng ndary loves A strong young m been nicknamed Bull" b> friends. He is a member i Singapore Students nastic team. He part m a number ol c organised by the N145 words
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270 1960-03-22 11 ALLAN LEWIS - ALLAN LEWIS By BUKIT TIMAH. Tuesday made on the second irrass tmL tk; »:,h Class 1 and 2 hles^e Sus 1 Ll"3 on or their en y; wm nt> nTxTStuS!. "cc( Ward), who i eaml 1,, g0 better Hum Coffee n» my opinion270 words
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167 1960-03-22 11 Alex Baxter returns to the saddle ALEX BAXTER, Malaya's leading apprentice of a lew years ago. is riding work again at Bukit Timah. This morning he rode several horses m slow exercise on the number three track. Though Baxter has been away from racing for a long time, he has167 words
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Article48 1960-03-22 11 WEIGHTS FOR SINGAPORE DERRY Weights for the Singapore Derby on the last day of the Bukit Timah meeting are: Technicolor II 9.00, Prince of Lalita 9.00, Peaceful King 8.04, Peamboat 8.03. Pinkson 8.03, Marksman 8.03, The Little King 7.12. Oleander II 7.07, Straits Code 7.07, White Heather 7.07.48 words
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Article17 1960-03-22 11 SLOUGH, England. Tues England beat France 8-1 m their men's international table tennis match last night.17 words
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Article, Illustration111 1960-03-22 11 picture. o v .>, Going: Firm i -in. n— w-iwnpi— nwwrirr iimTTlß^ is. I, Div 1 J'F. Won by: sh. hd. i. 5. lime: 1 mm. v*. Cla^ I, Div. 'I Wo» hv: >'■»■ 2. nk. Tim^TnuiVj |I^^^ 1 i. |)iv. i 6F. Won by: 1'111 words
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378 1960-03-22 11 Singapore Juniors 2; Eveready 1. CINGAPORE's Junior Asian Cup footballers walked oul of .Man Besar Stadium yesterday with broad smiles and each took with him a blue blazer Complete with state crest, the blazers were given out by Mr. N. Mohan,378 words
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Article, Illustration205 1960-03-22 11 A correspondent from the U.S.A. who receives cuttings of my articles reports a Signal success for Standard Bridge m a local pairs tournament. Nearly all the West players, using the Goren system, were left high and dry after opening. One Spade of One Diamond. Here and there a205 words
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Article42 1960-03-22 11 LONDON. Tues.— Results of last night's British football matches werpLeague Three: Accrington Stanley 0 Mansneld Town 1. Colchester United 1 Southampton 1. Newport County 1 Southend United 1. Scottish League One: Motherwell 1 Celtic 2. fnAi;tnnned from Feb. 27). ReuterReuter - 42 words
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Article, Illustration56 1960-03-22 11 Singapore Glass Manufa( turers Sports Club boat Singapore Recreation Club 5-1 i yesterday on the padang. Danny Lim <2), Ahmad Awang (2>, and Jaffar scored i lor Manufacturers. SRC's lone igoal came from a penalty. Goalkeeper Kuthubdeen of Singapore Youths leaps lo we a sliotFree Press - 56 words
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Advertisement23 1960-03-22 11 :ast fan BK IN INDIA m H^U ON H/Rf mvtm J Rd V» AHRU. KF BE3 ■^^f'ng for X° c c o/nero r23 words
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Advertisement123 1960-03-22 11 £T~) Fujiyanh 2-BAND 3-SPEED ALL -TRANSISTOR I RADIO-PHONO :J f USE 6 x J.SV torch batteries I *S TW72 m Watch out for th« "FUJIYA" tronjistor tope-rtcordcrs with Push-button controls operoted by *xI.SV torch batteries. Reosonoble Price! SOLVENTS hock cheow CO|( p AMY# Office: 95 97, Tros Street, Spore, 2,123 words
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Article134 1960-03-22 12 131 Singapore traders take unanimous decision FAST ACTION AFTER 'UPHEAVALS' UPSET THE MARKET gINGAPORE, Tues. For the first time the 131 goldsmiths ot Singapore have agreed to abide by fixed price-. At a mass meeting called because "of recent market upheavals" they agreed lo the following134 words
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Article13 1960-03-22 12 HINGTO: Mr. Trevor Gar,. the R are >till aboul U.P.I.U.P.I - 13 words
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119 1960-03-22 12 GRAB: INSURANCE CO. PAYS UP, BANK SAYS 'THANKS' HONG KONG, Tues. The Kwong On bank inserted notices m local neu>papers yesterday adyertlsinjf the fact that an insurance company had niade good, m three days, the $200,000 m cash which bandits grabbed last week. The bandits also sot away with $205,000U.P.I - 119 words
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Article, Illustration259 1960-03-22 12 A MAGNIFICENT SHOW BUT SO FEW TURNED UP TO SEE IT OINGAPORE, Tues.— As a Singaporean, I felt thoroughly ashamed of my City yesterday evening when watching the magnificent programme of Singhalese dancing at the Happy World Stadium. Here was a performanceA.B.A - 259 words
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184 1960-03-22 12 Food-producing revolution: U.S. expert to launch pill-method here NEW YORK, Tuesday. |jMi of new livestock feeding and veterinary techniques will soon enable meat-short Asian areas to increase supplies of beet', mutton, poultry, eggs and dairy products for their people, an American livestock specialist said here. En route to the Far184 words
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105 1960-03-22 12 BOY, 10, IS ACCUSED OF KILLING 9-YEAR-OLD GIRL COUTHAMPTOX. Tues. A 10-year-old boy appeared m the juvenile court here yesterday, charged with the murder of Iris Dawkins. 9. found stabbed to death near the local recreation park four weeks ago. The boy was ordered to be detained m a remandReuter - 105 words
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Article88 1960-03-22 12 PAY A LEBAR. Tutvs— A Cathay Pacilic Electra airliner overflew Kuala Lumpur and landed at Singapore Airport two bours ahead of schedule yesterday evening. The pilot decided not to slop at the Federal capital because of a -technical fault" the plane. Aboard the plane v.ere88 words
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Article38 1960-03-22 12 PARIS. Tues. Lawyers from Britain. the U.S., France. West Germany and i Yugoslavia agreed herei yesterday to set up an International institute of Space Law to work out a legal code for the Space Age.38 words
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Article19 1960-03-22 12 CAIRO, Tues. Fifty Yemenites drowned In the Red Se-a yesterday when their sailboat capsized19 words
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Article14 1960-03-22 12 In— 40 newsmen PARIS. Tue.s— Forty Russian journalists, arrived yesterday for the Khrushchev visit.14 words
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Article15 1960-03-22 12 NEW YORK. Tues.—Champion skaters Carol Heiss and Hayes Jenkins are to wed.—15 words
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Article23 1960-03-22 12 BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Tups. —Miss Polly Thompson 75, for nearly 25 years the "eyes and ears' of Helen Keller, died here. U.P.I.U.P.I - 23 words
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Article22 1960-03-22 12 LONDON, Tues.— No decision has been taken yet on a sale of arms to Israel, official sources said today.22 words
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145 1960-03-22 12 Four Russians fly in for conference at the Vic' pAYA LEBAR, Tues.— A four-member Russian delegation flew m this morning from Bangkok to attend an ECAFE working party meeting on small-scale industries and handicraft marketing concerns at the Victoria Memorial Hall. The meeting will start on Thursday. It will last145 words
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Article18 1960-03-22 12 HAVANA, rues.— A plane was shot down by troops and its two American ocrunnnte captured- U.P.I.U.P.I - 18 words
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147 1960-03-22 12 AN ARMED GANG OF 50 IN DAWN ATTACK ON BANDUNG CAVALRY SCHOOL-EIGHT DIE, 47 ARRESTS JAKARTA, Tues. piGHT men died m a battle around the Indonesian Cavalry School m Bandung on Saturday, it was officially announced here yesterday. The school was attacked at dawn by a gang of 50 armedU.P.I - 147 words
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Advertisement159 1960-03-22 12 SO^W CONVERT IT TO CASH THROUGH A TIT CLASSIFIED ADVERT IN THE FREE PRESS X TIMES HOUSE. ..IVER VALLEY ROAD. SINGAPORE 9. TEL. 2800 BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS. ENGAGEMENTS, tf» FOR A minimum of twenty ANNOUNCEMENTS. PERSONAL. MISSING ETC SQ additions t^ WORD 30 CENTS. SITUATIONS VACANT, VEHICLES FOR SALE, je»«-_159 words
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Advertisement303 1960-03-22 12 j FREE Press r l^ WORD PVZ ZLI E Cutoutondp. I Posting instruction, <._ a "vie, Name I Addre*» Z I_____ 1 I 4 H F F= Ei H j «>lllillMl CLUES FOR WORD PUZZU 1 Musical instrument ployed 4 by plucking the strings. 2. The sight of a 5303 words
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