The Singapore Free Press, 7 May 1960
1960-05-07
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Title Section15 1960-05-07 1 pU^m^VHYBODY IS TALKIMG ABOUT The SINGAPORE Free Press *■<>. *****. SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1960. 15 CENTS.15 words
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Article, Illustration724 1960-05-07 1 mm^ m^^^ MKED... for a bride with a flower in her name- .4*^^. >«^k. LONDON, Saturday Bruise down Thames La new lanniness PRINCESS Margaret and her husband were alone together at last as the royal yacht Britannia carried them down the calm waters of the English Channel for724 words
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145 1960-05-07 1 Shooting: Ike may call off his visit to Russia WASHINGTON, Sat—President Eisenhower will change his mind and not visit the Soviet Union next month. This was the first American public reaction to the shooting down of a US plane over Russia by a Soviet rocket on May Day on MrU.P.I; Reuter - 145 words
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Article25 1960-05-07 1 NEW YORK, Sat.— Harvey Firestone 111, 32 year old scion of the rubber family, fell to death from a skyscrapper hotel m Havana.25 words
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Article17 1960-05-07 1 SHILLONG < North-East India). Sat.— A Nego tribesman leader has been killed by security forces.17 words
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117 1960-05-07 1 40 BLOWN TO DEATH MIDNIGHT EXPLOSION •TOKYO, Sat. About 1 40 people were killed and injured when a gun powder magazine exploded at Yokosuka near here today. I Early reports said about 2,000 houses were damaged by the blast. Police said the explosions started .at storehouses of the Maeda KayakuU.P.I - 117 words
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Article91 1960-05-07 1 f PKKSTATYN (North Wales) Sat. Anyone named Jones can have a cheap holiday \uw m September, under a scheme announced by local boardinghouse-keepers a" a tribute to Mr. Antony ArmstrongJones A spokesman for this seaside re- sort's chamber of trade said there would be a91 words
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Article22 1960-05-07 1 CALIFORNIA. Sat. —An Atlas Inter continental Ballistic Missile was destroyed when it developed a fault 5.000 feet up.22 words
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Article22 1960-05-07 1 MOSCOW, Sat.— Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, Soviet Prime Minister, has accepted an invitation to visit Ghana at "a convenient time22 words
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Article82 1960-05-07 1 The sun took a record toll THIS was London yesterday a rose red city radiant as the bride who has a flower m her name. Outside the Abbey a solid mass of people waited for the Princess and her husband to drive through the streets m a fairy-tale glass coach.82 words
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Article23 1960-05-07 1 FIRST Malayan Fund managers' prices today buying $1.30 and .selling $1.37. Second Malayan Fund managers* prices buying $1.00 and celling $1.06.23 words
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Advertisement14 1960-05-07 1 f^^S. ILFORD pictures r W,*A Preferred by Amateurs and L Professionals alike Photographic Stores14 words
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Advertisement75 1960-05-07 1 it's here... the hair spray created for softer styling.. {a^uJk :> MUM x SET j sprays m curls that slay twice as long! f Mf vc« /*rti?i No longer do you have to choose between soft, pretty curls that just won't hold or the lacquered look that mats curls into75 words
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Advertisement18 1960-05-07 1 VAN BIN r^i f r [l~i_Vrj^ FIXE -<OT FiTiwrnTßi; 136/142. Orchard 8«M, Sfan t TeU: *****, ItiM Ul*».18 words
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207 1960-05-07 2 A cessation of recent selling and some bearcovering in the day leave market quiet LONDON, Sat. THE stock markets m London yesterday re quiet for the end the week and the ount but conditions wore steadier than of lute. This was mainly due to a >n ol the recent selling207 words
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Article73 1960-05-07 2 M\\ DELHI, Sat— The Indian government has askrd foreign oil companies refining oil m India to examine the suitability of Soviet crude oil, authoritative sounrs said yesterday. The> said the government had informed the companies of the probable availability of Soviet crude oil and quoted prices,73 words
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Article81 1960-05-07 2 Fractional price changes as week-end covering steadies the market NEW YORK. S a t.— Wall Street closed irregular with the market showing a pattern of mostly fractional price changes either way. Week-end covering steadied the market m the morning following a mild extension of Thursday's late decline. But81 words
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Article66 1960-05-07 2 Market quiet. steady at the close LONDON: At the opening quotations were slightly easier reflecting the Ea^t. After the mid-session Interval buyers were to the fore again. A quiet phase set m during the late afternoon but there was little further change m quotations. The close was quiet butReuter - 66 words
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Article170 1960-05-07 2 SHIPS IN PORT CHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves this morning are: Vietnam 1/2. Seusho Maru 2/3. Ferndale 4/5, Deelock 6A, Bencleuch 6/7, Boleslaw Beirut 8/9, Pyrrhus 10 11, Benmhor 13/14. Leda Maersk 13 16, Soudan 18. Fle*santvili> 19. Sedlli N. Wall 3, Sedenak N. Wall 4. Renong170 words
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Article92 1960-05-07 2 Tin turns easier m London: Quiet and steady m N.Y. LONDON. Sat.— Tin turned easier yesterday under rather freer offers of cash. Sharp declines were recorded m copper at the outset with the fall m cash particularly pronounced reducing the backwardation to around £7/-/-. Tin was neglected though steady92 words
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Article60 1960-05-07 2 HONG KONG. Friday. Clos.inj> prices here today were: Frevious Today H. s. Banking Corporation $1,265 $1,270 Mitt sales Union m.s. Canton $95.00 $95.50 sellers seller.* Wheelock Marden 7.40 7.40 sales sales HKong phone $38.25 $38.75 &$3875 &$38.50 .sales saltt Dairy Farm <fe Cold Storage $28.50 $28.50 sales60 words
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Article50 1960-05-07 2 Pusing Rubber and Tin LONDON: Pusing Rubber and Tin Limited have declared a special interim dividend of C/~ per share free of tax, to be paid exclusively out of the capital profit arising from the sale of the company's Malayan properties, payable May 28 to shareholders registered May 6.50 words
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Article, Illustration545 1960-05-07 2 The Stock Exchange ends day's trading in firm note SINGAPORE, Saturday. THE MALAYAN Stock Exchange finished its last full day's trading of the week yesterday on a very firm note largely due to the high level which the rubber price has attained again. All 11 price changes m the dollar545 words
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Article159 1960-05-07 2 Credit squeeze FRANKFURT (Wfst Germany) The West, German Federal B;\nk has taken action to cut credit facilities on the pattern as the government res', .icuons announced In Britain last week. It ordered Wesi German commercial banks to increase their reserve quotas wuh (the Federal Bank by 15 per cent159 words
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Article322 1960-05-07 2 Rouund the World Market Prices NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON. May 6 Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS ej.i.f. European port* May S?i S7| Juno 36 t RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot SS| RUBBER No, 1 RSS Settlement House Ttrmt June 37; 3*« July322 words
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Article816 1960-05-07 2 UP 36 DOWN 4 UNCHANGED 137 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. forsan 3.00 3.:0 K. Kampar 45 9 K. Kamuntifli 16 9 U 9 K. Lanjut 56 55Kamunttng 16 3 lb IVi Kent (1/-) > 2 W2 Kepong s'4Mi 6 9 Kesang 921-i .92V* Killinghall 9 13 6816 words
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Advertisement267 1960-05-07 2 HAMBURG-AMEHi^I <Sc NORTH GERMajTkJ To (Colombo), Genoa, Mors.il| (s Bremen Hor, our W Calls Southampton fc p^ HAVELSTEIN LLOYD, f II May MUMCMEM (MAPACi T5 ?7 May HANNOVER (HAPACI 30 May 1 lunt Express Service Omits I To Manila, Hongkong, Yokrhono m SCNWAIENSTEIN (LLOYD) NESSENSTEIN (LLOYD) IRAUNSCNWEI6 (HAPACi Onitt: R|267 words
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Article, Illustration84 1960-05-07 3 Two students back from a prize winning tour say: We've learned a lot OFT Singapore, Sat. gapore students have re-:>n/e-winning tour of Southuhich, they said, was it taught us a lot about ith people ot other races." vi of the Chinese Hi^h N i?\i Luan of the Paya i ;'n84 words
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107 1960-05-07 3 THERE WILL BE SIX MORE PAWNSHOPS TO MEET THE BIG DEMAND I/lALA LUMPLR. Sat. Tiit- Government decided to allow more pawnshops to open m Selangor to et the increasing demand by the growjopulation. the V -aid that from ild be five ore pawn>hup> In Kuala Lumpur— two Pudu. Sentu] Pasar.107 words
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45 1960-05-07 3 IT'S SAFE, SO THE LIGHTS ARE SWITCHED OFF KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Emergency floodlights h have helped to main•ecuxity m outlying throughout the Fedebeing dismantled .a. ated m Kuala man for city Board. the Emerbad improved very :derabl> m many areas no further need :ie floodlight-45 words
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150 1960-05-07 3 A CLUBS DRIVE FOR MORE ASIAN MEMBERS SINGAPORE, Sat.— The Singapore branch of Toe H is .planning" to re -organise its programme of activities m an effort to attract more Asian members and lodgers. The warden, Mr. Bob Simmons, told the Free that more member were urg^atly needed "if we150 words
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73 1960-05-07 3 Mrs. NAVARATNAM TO ATTEND WORLD GIRL GUIDE MEETING KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Mrs. P. Navaratnam, the Chief Commissioner of the Girl Guides Association m Malaya, is now m Greece. She will attend the nth world conference of Girl Guides being held near Kintissia. The conference opens on Monday and will last73 words
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Article17 1960-05-07 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat Three Communist terrorists were killed and two others surrendered last month.17 words
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63 1960-05-07 3 The girls who are giving our men barbers grey hairs ffffsfsfsfsfsff. spoke bitterly against the rents now employs to do their hair •Our clients seem to like lea of having aj.n .round them." he •ailed the days s did not than a hair- ive. ■>w that men have imbed to63 words
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340 1960-05-07 3 PONDS ARE SO POPULAR FOR AN EXCITING DAY AWAY-FROM-IT-ALL SINGAPORE, Sat. New fishing ponds are springing up to cope with public demand because the present ponds are proving inadequate for the many hundreds of people who turn up to fish. Said a spokesman of a pond m Yeo Chu Kang,340 words
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Article33 1960-05-07 3 SINGAPORE. Sat.— The Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye. will open an exhibition of paintings by Mr. Yeo Chew Hong at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce.33 words
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Article33 1960-05-07 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Legislative Assembly will meet on June 1. to elect the Speaker. The term of office of the present Speaker. Sir George Oehlers expires on June 2.33 words
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68 1960-05-07 3 NO BIAS IN LAND GRANTS, SAY MALACCA GOVT. MALACCA. Sat.— The Malacca State Government has denied there had been bias or f-avouritism m land alienation at Lipat Kajang. In a statement, it said there had been grievances m the Press by a section of people m the Jasin district regarding68 words
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Article29 1960-05-07 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Foreign Correspondents" Association of South-East Asia will hold a dinner for heads of missions m Singapore and Ministers on May 21.29 words
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Article31 1960-05-07 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Associated Indian Cnamber of Commerce has told Tcngku Abdul Rahman who is now m London, that it nas decided 10 boycott South African goods.31 words
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104 1960-05-07 3 DEAD BIRD AND TWO BRICKS ARE PUT UP FOR SHOW AT THE TRIAL OF TRAPPER KIM LEONG PENANG Sat. -A 29-year-old youth who set a trap for birds found himself m C U Charged under the Wild Animals and Birds Protection Ordinance. Tan Kirn Leong pleaded guilty but added: "I104 words
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223 1960-05-07 3 Up on Monday: Two more camps for members of the Workers Brigade TAMPINES, Saturday piFTY members of the Singapore Workers Brigade who have comhpleted their training are building two more camps at Fasir Ris. The new buildings are for two batches of men and women mettfbers expected to join them223 words
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Advertisement21 1960-05-07 3 500 MUST BE WON EVERY WEEK I FREE ENTRY CONTEST-SEE PAGE 12 I SAFE HANDLING I^TTV SINGAPORE BAGGAGE TRANSPORT AGENCY LTD.21 words
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Advertisement99 1960-05-07 3 YtCAK mf^ without TOOTAL'S Terylene/Wool (A completely crease ivsi>tin# fabric) Available In Grey Brown Charcoal Green Navy Colours SINGAPORE S ONLY EXCLUSIVE MEN'S SHOP 81. HIGH STREET, TEL: ***** Open from Monday to SATURDAY (9.30 a.m. to 6 30p.m.) W W^^ I t Ml This comforfoblr Hotel is Ccntrolly ~J.99 words
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Miscellaneous87 1960-05-07 3 Ern^c VnVSeTcond,^: 2.00 Youth Bto^ S'-Saiday 8 prom: 4.30 Aus- pane. f me. B.W Le. s be h.p, traUan Marine; 4.45 Stre,, on 900^.*- 500 Hindleford —I. "T»« ek 9 30 Coutlnenl..! mush. Hom°eco m S .repeat of oepeat of last TJ.^"^ Thnrviav'«i broadcast i 3/iO casu: 9.40 Lookiiiy rf87 words
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Article, Illustration1604 1960-05-07 4 Margaret slips off from the palace bythe side do to dine and dance with Tony at his stud NO' TO WOOER TOWNSENP, THEN THE SAD PRINCESS M EETSJTHE_WITTJ TRA(iI( event brought Antony Arm-strong-Jones, the photographer, and Margaret, the Royal Princess, socially closer together. Baron died m September li^ti, and the1,604 words
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Advertisement93 1960-05-07 4 HAVE YOU SEEN The Wonderful NEW NikonTßh* A IC Mm J N REFLEX JJj|j Nikon j y*iL I fl f|: NEW SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED -i fully automatic features instant-r«tvm mirror instant reopen diaphragm instant-action preview control plu< full coupling of automatic exposure meter SINGAPORE PHOTO COMPANY LIMITED APORE TEL *****93 words
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Article, Illustration448 1960-05-07 5 The Royal family learns the secret... this time answer is 'Yes' PHOTOGRAPHER WHO HAS HER PICTURE IN HIS WALLET "mindful of the Church's teaching and conscious of my duty M With these words a sad Princess Margaret announced her decision not to marry Peter Townsend. But some months later, the448 words
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336 1960-05-07 5 ...AND WHAT THE STARS SAY ABOUT THE FUTURE IN many respects the horoscopes of Princess Margaret and Mr. Antony Armstrong-Jones arje complementary. The two will stimulate «ach other mentally and there will be constant interchanges of good humour: ii is unlikely that a state of quiescence will ever come about336 words
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Advertisement410 1960-05-07 5 IJyyi -'leadership Xx sKJnffl *kit j^ The suit you arc wearing sprok» 1 W *wK V I^'lB^^aJ' before you do. It talks about 5 S i > your taste, your personality. I**^^^ And we act to help you h3| keep hto,h \^L H We have hundreds of IMPORTED USA. I410 words
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Miscellaneous127 1960-05-07 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c .Fred Oickenson MANDRAKt by Lee Falk and Phil Davis f r HIRE THUGS TD II I KNJOW HE ADORES MB.) LAPY SMIRLAMaX I ALWAYS ANP I WAMT MO! &RABAMPPRA<3 IF I CAM JUST GET HIM/ IT'S RIPICU LOUS A 6ETWHAT TD MARRY J N.127 words
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Article313 1960-05-07 6 Marriages that are arranged > B 1 \IARRIAGE through match- making cannot be readily accepted by the modern man. But the report on a Singapore woman who has fixed up 1,000 couples during her match-making career notes how widespread the activities of matchmakers have been m the past. Free choice313 words
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Article, Illustration484 1960-05-07 6 YOUR GUIDE TO SINGAPORE ENTERTAINMENT s this conversation: Would-be diner (on the phone): "Do you have the Harmonicas on "Oh yes," came the reply. "We serve ham and eggs but not at night!" KURT LINSI-CHEF WITH 20,000 RECIPES UP HIS SLEEVE IF there's one man484 words
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Article, Illustration318 1960-05-07 6 IUHAT makes people TT go out to celebrate those special occasions? Is it the atmosphere, the food, the music or the magnet of any particular nightspot that draws them there? I was discussing this point with the manager of one318 words
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Article, Illustration364 1960-05-07 6 NO PAY... THEY PLAY FOR THE SHEER JOY OF IT .ship lurched sideways and both cake and icing "went for a six." His secret of longevity? "I fancy it has something to do with meeting people." BLUE STARS \S I talked with the Bartletts and reminisced about some of the364 words
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Article177 1960-05-07 6 J. Stubbs- Walker - J. Stubbs-Walker _by SCIENTISTS m Britain and m America art' oattling to be the first to perfect systems which will make your refrigerators better (and cheaper). They rr also trying to generate electricity at lemtl half as expensively a s at present. They are engaged177 words
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Advertisement113 1960-05-07 6 ~JfP > Utmost comfort «t r> lw~\ ORCHARD HOTEL LI m; y Fully ■r'"^ i Wine, dine phone 2 3131 PACKING BAG GAGE D C AA \J A iJ llM^i' g T R A c •>» RICKWOOD CO Packing ond boc 6, Read Sited, Smqci STORAGE SPACE 3^Clean oiry ond113 words
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Article, Illustration16 1960-05-07 7 I.V today is Miss s '_M. works m Kuala Lumpur modelling.16 words
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Article, Illustration348 1960-05-07 7 ALAN KHOO - ALAN KHOO By Singapore, Saturday HE BUYS NEW RACER WITH LOAN FROM AMATEUR CYCLING ASSOCIATION FIRST THOUGHT of 19-year-old Ja'afar bin Mustar when he saw his racing bicycle pinned underneath a giant crate m busy Geylang RoadFree Press - 348 words
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172 1960-05-07 7 ST.JOSEPHS STARTS A LIBRARY WITH A DIFFERENCE SINGAPORE, Sat. A small but unique lending library was started m St. Joseph's Institution when the new scholastic term commenced last Tuesday. Besides this new library, the School already has one of the finest reference libraries m Singapore, catering for all boys of172 words
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Article63 1960-05-07 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. A four-man team trom the Indian National Trad? Union Congress is now visiting the Federation. They are Mr. Shumer Singh, president of the Mazdoor Congress. Gwalior, Mr. Raja Xaick, Secretary. Allepey Municipal Thozhilali Union, Kerala. Mr. M. Velu. president. National Textile Workers*63 words
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198 1960-05-07 7 Three Services wives shipped to Britain after a brothel raid KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. l I least three wives of British servicemen— two of the Army and one from the Royal —have been sent home as a result of s launched on brothels m Kuala Lumpur and Petaling Java. But police198 words
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149 1960-05-07 7 A pay-out to compensate for too much of chess SINGAPORE. Sat. Cash awards will be given to winners at today's Schoolboys* Chess Championship presentation to compensate for the hours they spent at the chessboard and for their "neglect" of their studies. Explained the president of the Singapore Chess Federation, Prof.149 words
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42 1960-05-07 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. An "Austin Princess" costing more than $23,000, and havfng royal insignia on the doors will be presented to the Yang di-Pertuan Agong by his son, the Raja Muda of Selangor, on Friday^the King's birthday.42 words
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Article, Illustration137 1960-05-07 7 Miss Desjardins lists three problems facing Sunday schools SINGAPORE, Saturday. Lucile Desjardins today spoke of three basic problems facing Sunday schools m Ma lava. After a survey m Malaya j and Singapore for the wo- men's division of the Methoi dist Board, she listed these: GETTING teachers who really understood137 words
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Article38 1960-05-07 7 KUAU*. LUMPUR, Sat. Members of the Selanpor branch- of Malayan Nature Society will meet at the Institute for Medical Research, Pahano: Road, for an outing to Sungei Kranching and Temple r Park tomorrow morning.38 words
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95 1960-05-07 7 KAMPONG WOMEN PRAISED BY MUAR D.O. MUAR, Sat. Tne Muar District Officer, Inche Ali bin Haji Raya. has commended kampong women for their support m urging their husbands and sons to assist I m the construction of an eight-mile long road at Parit I Kasan. He made the commendation when95 words
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Article42 1960-05-07 7 MUAR, Sat. Thirteen stolen bicycles have been recovered and four people have been detained- m the past three days m a drive against bicycle thieves. Since the beginning of the year, 46 bicycles have been reported stolen.42 words
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Article26 1960-05-07 7 SINGAPORE, oat. The play centre of the Young Women's Christian Association is organising an excursion to the Botanic Gardens at 2 p.m. I today.26 words
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151 1960-05-07 7 INSPECTOR ADMITS HE HAS WEAK' CASE, SO MAN IS FREED ON ATTEMPTED EXTORTION CHARGE SINGAPORE, Sat. A prosecuting inspector told a district judge m mid-trial that his case was "weak on the evidence presented." The judge, agreeing with Inspector V. Devadas, the prosecutor, acquitted Lav Yen Tee, 17. on a151 words
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Advertisement168 1960-05-07 7 WE INVITE YOUR ENQUIRIES 1 FOR FINE JEWELLERY REPAIRS i AND REMOUNTINGS i WHICH. WILL RECEIVE j OUR PROMPT ATTENTION ALL REPAIRS EXECUTED i BY SKILLED CRAFTSMEN A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU THAT WE OFFER AN UNRIVALLED SERVICE S.P.H. de SUVA LTD. 45, HIGH STREET AIRPORT. SINGAPORE. > 6, STATION168 words
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Miscellaneous43 1960-05-07 7 POP-Painted Woman B Co S u/uat a«e you "U4G m r '^S'vi o^>ekj ~n-«e MO^OLirsJO OOOR?A fcgSg S:^.^4aL? DOOR TOO. A m D t trystto luck bi turf of a pleasant evening every day with a regular order for The Singapore Free Press43 words
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Article, Illustration108 1960-05-07 8 MARGARET WEE - Briton whose business is biscuits gets a top appointment in local Chinese factory MARGARET WEE By Singapore. Saturday. A.\ Englishman who has hern m the confectionery business all his life has Ihtii appointed the new manager of the Thye Hong Biscuit and Confectionery Factory Lid. Hr Is Mr liam who108 words
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Article38 1960-05-07 8 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Trained Nurses Asition will hold its third anniversary dance at the Singapore Military Forces drill hall m Beach Road from 8.30 p.m. to 1 a.m. on May 21.38 words
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Article36 1960-05-07 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Pawnshops are to sufrmit a memorandum to the OovernI asking that the new ruling that pawn tickets be printed m Romanised Malay should not be imposed tor >ome time.36 words
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Article38 1960-05-07 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— An Intensive programme to improvo educational standards m Asian countries is to be launched by the World Confederati^. of Organisations ol the Caching Proiession m co-operation with the Government of these countries. I38 words
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59 1960-05-07 8 T. F. HWANG - T. F. HWANG By gdgfdgdgdgdg ACCUSED TO BE J ON MURDER Ch. AT THE NEXT A I FARMER told a he saw hi* nei tacked hut did not I, The famiei I w;!!)^. s;iid he did II59 words
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107 1960-05-07 8 NEW CHINESE TYPEWRITING COURSE FOR EVERYONE I^ALLANG, Sat.— The Federation of Boys' Clubs leadership training sub-commit-tee will start Chinese typewriting classes at its headquarters m Kallang, next month. Mr. Tan Yam Song, assistant secretary of the committee, said the classes will be open to members and nonmember". So simple Mr.107 words
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Article, Illustration54 1960-05-07 8 S'PORE TUC SUPPORT GOES TO NEXT MONTH'S BIG NATIONAL CARNIVAL NEWLY appointed Secretary-General of the Singapore Trades Union Congress Mr. G. Kandasamy. and members of his Secretariat support the National Carnival to be held on June 4 and 5. Picture shows Mr. Kandasamy and members buying tickets from a member54 words
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154 1960-05-07 8 COST OF HIS DASH FOR FREEDOM ANOTHER 3 MONTHS' JAIL SINGAPORE, Sat. The Ninth Magistrate, Mr. R. B. I. Pates, jailed an escaped convict for three months. Lee Kok Boh. a youth, pleaded guilty to escaping from lawful custody on March 31. Rearrested Inspector Teoh Beng San. prosecuting, said that154 words
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Article24 1960-05-07 8 SINGAPORE Sat Singapore G Works Co-Op and awardi-ci I S5O cac. bers. will b€ made b\ preside 10 a24 words
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Article80 1960-05-07 8 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Tsukint; Youth Club will hold a social at its New Bridge Road premises on May 14 from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. A spokesman of the club said they had invited guests from various youth clubs and organisations m Chinatown for the party.80 words
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145 1960-05-07 8 PUDDLE OF WATER IN HIS PATH CAUSED CYCLIST TO MAKE A FATAL TURN INTO PASSING CAR SINGAPORE. Sat. Swerving right to avoid a roadside puddle, a cyclist fatally collided with a passing: car. coroner here was told. An eye-witness, R. D. Jansen. a teacher, said on the night of Feb.145 words
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Miscellaneous38 1960-05-07 8 SINGAPORE OW^ TODAY: 8.33 p.m. TOMORROW: 8.35 a.m and 9.09 p.m. MONDAY: 9.27 a.m. and 9.43 p.m. TUESDAY: 10.14 a.m. and lO.lti p.m. WEDNESDAY: 11.00 a.m. and 10.5'J p.m. THURSDAY: 1140 am. anil 11.28 p.m. FRIDAY: 12.40 p.m.38 words
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Miscellaneous688 1960-05-07 8 (.LIES ACROSS WVBMMMB^^MMMMV^BMVMM 1. In spite of its sound. 14- )6 Isn't a sleeping bae! (B>. 1 1 I J I I I B Bill 4. Tliis test definitely tvn* I m m m i^^^Ti something to ihe pix>of <4». B 8. Pamela comes back shortly to B B_____B B688 words
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Miscellaneous124 1960-05-07 8 Xdiary of TODAY'S EVENTS STRAII B < HIM *l Ml Ul^l 111 R( H X pon: Met*. Fellow.-hip mcc; world m one evei hall. 6.30 p.m \i \n» WAITS iir METHODISI < Hi i;< II junicd Roaci I ing at home o: Cliye. 393 Joo C; MYF meeting— "Cho< tion'124 words
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48 1960-05-07 9 Government prepared to build homes to accommodate beggars PENANG. Saturday. L VMKNT i> prepared to finance the buildin. of m „,;,te Invars, sa.d the Chief Minister. Dato Won„ lieggars. especially those in the Uvr ii-.,,. i I" helped." he "(leclaied aiul ■lumping' Ith Ban's son ■examination B rescue48 words
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133 1960-05-07 9 RESIDENTS: WHAT GOES ON IN THE WOODS? DUKIT TIMAH, Sat. The residents along Bukit Timah Road are raising their eyebrows at the goings-on m Mandai forest, especially, along the main track at 4j m.s acini Road. They are talking about the odd characters they have seen moving m and out133 words
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45 1960-05-07 9 FIVE DAYS TO LEARN HOW AND WHAT TO COOK I* MPUR. Sat. iV I women from Federation beI '-day training cookery and the Women's h^adquar^ been ineide with Health Week d on Monday. ian at Medical Kuala Lumpur. Will lecture on m of preth high45 words
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Article, Illustration72 1960-05-07 9 Policeman to diplomat, and he's off to Bonn with his family ACCORDING to Colonel Mochammed Jasin, there's nothing* to stop a policeman from becoming his country's diplomat. And that's exactly what he's doing. Burly Col. Jasin who was once head of the Mobile Squad m Jakarta is on his way72 words
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511 1960-05-07 9 CHRISTINE RODDY - The Sprite is fun... if you don't mind a bit of sun and rain CHRISTINE RODDY WOMEN TALKING CARS... By DON'T mind a little too much sun or ;i little too much rain. Xol when 'jj such a lot of tun associated with 1 1 inconveni.Vhat fun?" you :nt ask.511 words
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102 1960-05-07 9 Hawkers' union prepares plan to beat extortion SINGAPORE, Sat. The Singapore Hawkers Union is preparing a blueprint to beat extortion gangsters. An official of the union said the plan was being circularised to branch committees for their suggestions. The official said they would act m close co-opera-tion with the police.102 words
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Article25 1960-05-07 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat,— The first regional conference of South East Asian rural economists will begin at the University of Malaya from Sunday.25 words
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Article, Illustration75 1960-05-07 9 AN improved cab has been introduced on Commer four and six cylinder SuperpoLse models. Whilst the general style remains, tne new cab provides considerably more leg room With an extra 2\" oi seat adjustment to the rear. Owing to these improvements, adjustments have nad 1075 words
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Advertisement93 1960-05-07 9 NEW UMBER HAWK my comfort for lluuk hMM it;* remarkable roadholding qualities rowing e nsure smooth, safe driving at all r times. Firily wrapped-round front prov.de extra screens make parking and versing safer easier. Us graced rrfW four- >t>»in C and toteful two-tone har- sp.nt.d mony are distinctive qualities which93 words
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Advertisement304 1960-05-07 9 VELOCETTEII THE LUXURY LIGHTWEIGHT /Sim WATER-COOLED MOTOR CYCLE Utl(Kvi# FOR EVERY OCCASION CSS iftv SfLENT.. .SMOOTH... SAFE ECONOMICAL tby&f IN BEAUHFUL DUAL COLOURS ntl Twin Cylinder, 4 Stroke, Water-cooled Engine, 4-Spccd Foot Controlled Gear Change, Shoft Driven, Kickstarter, Suspension by Coil Springs Front Rear, Telescopic Front Forks, Duol-Seot, Dual Colours,304 words
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Miscellaneous340 1960-05-07 9 POLLOWING are changes In School; 4.30 p.m. Senior Sunday Sunday School- 6pm Gospel J Sunday church services m School; 6 p.m. Evening Service, Service Singapore: Mr. Lim Siew Kian: Frankel GEYLANG GOSPEL HALL, M WDRFU'S CATHE- 52**' 83n am MintefaT. Mr. Loron* 29: 4.30 pjn. Sunday DRAL: 7 a*.m. Holy340 words
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353 1960-05-07 10 DEREK WILSON - DEREK WILSON By Rome. Saturday DOME will get no major face-lift m preparation for the Olympic Games due to open here on August 5. She is beautiful enough already. But she will be touched up a little. The mam object of any beauty treatment353 words
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247 1960-05-07 10 REMEMBER, ONLY FIRST 500 WILL BE ACCEPTED HAVE you sent m your entry tor the bin Free Press Cycle race on Sunday June 26? If you have not, then get it m today. Only the Brst 500 entries247 words
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Article34 1960-05-07 10 TOKYO. Wed. Japan's field hockey a»ociation coni firmed* selection of 15 players i for the Olympic Games. All of them took part m the Third Asian Games. ReuterReuter - 34 words
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Article, Illustration74 1960-05-07 10 •nd i>^ Maj Cl. ">. Uiv. 7! Won h\ .1 I him Ini.n 1 (I j>v I—7l Won by: sk. lid. »k nk.. lirn* lmifi (I. I. Div •>— 4,l Won I)n sli.hil.. I Tim*. Imin H (I. .I. B'l Won b> Sh. hd.. 11.1.I 1 1.74 words
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Article, Illustration292 1960-05-07 10 M. Harrison- Gray - BRUSH UP YOUR BRIDGE M. Harrison-Gray by Dealer: South Game all N AM II tf 9 5 OAQ J 8 6 QK3 U I AJ7543 9 ABT3'2 X J 6 0 3 LO 7 4 2 *K7+A G 5 4 2 +AX Q 2 CJ 1U 4 X 9 5292 words
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Advertisement404 1960-05-07 10 BATTERY and MAIN OPERATED if I x\ j>^f Is specially designed to be used independently of main supply. Price J^^.] A pi $695/-^ f\ 109, North Bridge Road, Singapore. Tel: ***** ***** BRANCH: 51, Yew Road, Kuolo Lumpur. r'otcrson Kood/Granqt KobO. f Residential Arco F^^t^. 2-Storcy Bunqotows S !*Jt-T* "T^^404 words
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Advertisement568 1960-05-07 10 -Free Press Cycle Race" Name Age Address Post this form to: "Free Press Cycle Race/ Times House, Singapore 9. Only the first 500 entries received will be permitted to compete. I I wish to enter the FREE PRESS CYCLE RACE. •> I agree to abide by the rules, and I568 words
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16 1960-05-07 11 Juniors SAR, Saturda st Juniors I I .fsdfsdfsfff116 words
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Article1312 1960-05-07 11 KEDAH CUP Cl. 2 1\ MILE "'> HIST: 1-,-. ...MM.,.,,,, to AxaroJe m ci 2--6-5-6- ee-quarier p. JOLLI DAT: 2ti-4-60~Went over 3P m 43; 1-5-60 PPer Ten In D iv. v'u 81 1 v: Sixth race KMVMX/OO; 1-5-80 r1 VC lh ln C1 2 mile1,312 words
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Article110 1960-05-07 11 Kebenaran edge Haikowyu Kebenaran 3 Haikowy v .2 BALESTIER, Sat. In a match which could have gone either way, Kebenaran were lucky to beat Haikowyu m this Division 3A soccer match. One minute before time Mohd. Noor netted the deciding goal. Right half Fatt Seng of Haikowyu had his name110 words
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Article554 1960-05-07 11 THE KEDAH CUP Cl. 2 lj Miles. <>i n m \r 6yr chag Yon? oo VOUGHAL BRIIM.J irtm Bjo 101.1.V n\Y Rogers 8 7 > -i -I \R 4yr brirm n K\i \M\/oo Lee 7.11 i POLLY SUFFER chum E Breuk 77 bi\t\\<; timok syr br.ti; Daniel*, 77554 words
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Advertisement13 1960-05-07 11 rHK //,*<>\; 1 t>K 7 LH »>| >f IM <./ IK 07/ V know euy ijf^iiiijml13 words
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Advertisement512 1960-05-07 11 MOW for greater safety... DUNtOP DISC BRAKES J AS STANDARD ON THE NEW I <^2.4, 3.4 AND 3.8 LITRI j f V-^% fag Qlli I Mark 2 Jaguars are the worid'f safest cars lor they are fitted with the world's safest and most efficient brakes Duniop Disc Brakes. Only Jaguar512 words
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533 1960-05-07 12 Today! Allan Lewis names tomorrow's winners KEDAH CUP.— Class :—i; Mile. Gold Hunt 9.00. Youghal Bridge 8.10, Jolly lKi> 5.07. Wesfl M.ir 7.11. Kalamazoo 7.11. Polly Slipper 7.07, Bintang Timor 7.07. This Time 7.07. V533 words
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Article, Illustration277 1960-05-07 12 CL. 5. DIV. 1— 6l\ Hearts Kase 9.0. White Ma^ic 8.13, olour Film 8.12, Remembrance 8.11. Summer Kiss 8.9, N>llyne 8.8. theni 8.7, Gerry's Luck 8.5. Ellew 8.3, Dashera 8.2. PHENI, second to Gerry s Luck the first day. is the logical choice to win277 words
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Article34 1960-05-07 12 PROBABLE scratching^ at Penang tomorrow are: Sir Chiron. Bright Eyes. No Fluke, Precedence. 'Realm of Gold. Picador. Melianthus. Rue Royal. Sans Atout. Nip On. Leslian. City of Paris, Flox. Mallee.34 words
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Article95 1960-05-07 12 FARRER PARK, Sat. Starlite Youngsters drew I—l1 1 with Social Welfare Sports Club m a friendly soccer match yesterday. Shariff Dean scored for the Youngsters while Social Welfare scored through Dani. Referee: Sin Ann Soon. Starlite Youngsters- Bene- diet Danker: Dharman, Patj rick Singh; Saad Tonic.95 words
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279 1960-05-07 12 CL. 3, DIV. I— 6F. Barlinnie 9.0. Forget-Me-Not II 8.11, Persian Hero 8.8, Tinggi Harapan 8.8. Haadyai 8.6. Bright Eyes 111 8.6. No Fluke 8.5, Winlaton 8.5, Rocket 8.3, Rilex 81. Precedence 8.0, Wee Wonder 7.12, King's Scholar 7.11, Hula Hoop279 words
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Article547 1960-05-07 12 'Princesse meets a weak field CL. 5— K',K Petite Primesse 9.0. Leslian 8.10. Billeen 8.8, Honey Bird 8.5. (.oliath 5.4, I ha C ha tha K.I. Adjutant 7.13. City of Paris 7 10, Clever Bug 7.10, Hox i.B. Alaha Ranee 7.7, Dauntless 7.7, Mallec 7.7. PTITE PRINCESSfc. a lat start547 words
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Article61 1960-05-07 12 Twelve swimmers from St Joseph's Institution have been selected to undergo training They will be coached by William Campbell. The 12 are: Nah Kok Yon*. r£ S f s t Ko Chui Shoo »8 Chee Lai Keng Thye. Tibor Nappholz, M. Trollope Peter Ang. Bernard Chan. Kenneth61 words
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Advertisement578 1960-05-07 12 M.IIII.HMIII MM NOW KEEP YOUR GLASSES CLEANER WITH 'wawfket«p y our glasses cl«ar ".rhX a!M Tra«t«il "jrfr mV ca^pv Slllconc Trealed AX^Sj^A^^^f Tissues r* tcW* a s Lev ■^■»^b» "ifW) The new improved better grade of Silicone Treated Tissues eyecjloss cleaners gives a better grip and gloxe over the glass,578 words
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Advertisement82 1960-05-07 12 Mulling w IffN TRANSPORT STORAGE 173, Cecil Stn Phone 5J2 Managrr > HERMES Better PorJ Exclusixc VISIBLE rvicc kc; 4 position ribl> Many other ffaninul //mxms3am> smn C3^sX for your eyes >ou T>ie wck»o is en fv all day and every day, when your eyes and N> I 'ingertlps shimmer82 words
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