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Title Section16 1960-06-10 1 jr WEWSPAPEB TALKING ABOUT The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. FRIDAY, JUNE 10. 1960. 15 CENTS.16 words
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Article61 1960-06-10 1 Maked worshippers fifeht troops with spears Bmirn Id of men and ten were prayers he nude IV-SI3S pi'Ople sh bea 11 (1 nude m i ilKaiidung. Colonel .t'sman B militoicl I d on Ukge of headreported the a man a band Hoi ..<ed to ekedReuter - 61 words
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Article, Illustration392 1960-06-10 1 NG WENG CHEE - NG WENG CHEE (Now what about YOU? This cycling event of the year wiil be day of fun m the sun... The entry form is m Page Ten closing date is SUNDAY Parents will come to cheer her By THIS is the Frcjus392 words
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65 1960-06-10 1 SPACE ROCKET SHIP BLOWS APART IN TEST EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE i California'. Fri. The X-15 experimental rocket ship was blown apart last night during a ground test oi its new oT.OOO-pound thrust rocket engine. North American Aviation test pilot Scott Crossfield. who was at the controls, not hurt. TheReuter - 65 words
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178 1960-06-10 1 TENGKU: IN CAMBRIDGE I LEARNED WAYS OF PEACE CAMBRIDGE, Fri.— *> Tengku Abdul Rahman was conferred the honorary degree of Doctor of Law at Cambridge University yesterday. Replying on behalf of the recipients of degrees, he said that the heritage of British administration had put Malaya where she was today.Reuter - 178 words
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350 1960-06-10 1 LAN MOK- AI - The eminent men who have come from Raffles -by a Minister LAN MOK-AI By SINGAPORE, Fri. (SINGAPORE'S premier school, the Raffles Institution, celebrated its 137 th foundation 1 day this morning. The 1.400 pupils were seated m the various halls while they listened to the Minister of Education, Mr. Yong350 words
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Article23 1960-06-10 1 NEW YORK, Fri. Equity and the Producers League yesterday settled the strike which has closed Broadway theatres for a week.23 words
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Article14 1960-06-10 1 SAN DIEGO (California), Frl.— A sharp earthquake was felt here yesterday afternoon.14 words
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Article54 1960-06-10 1 M TOKYO Fri —A Japanese vShinto priest yesterday held tredflin- ceremony foi two inmates at Tama Zoo. The „i. »lrp Miss Gipsy. a four-year-old orang utan and her as yet unnamed bridegroom, aged two who arrived last month from Borneo. Tht bride wore white and the54 words
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114 1960-06-10 1 SURGEONS GIVE FATHER'S KIDNEY TO SON BOSTON. Fri.— Two teams of surgeons at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital yesterday performed the world's first kidney transplant operation between a father and son. Two 10-member teams removed a healthy kidney from Dayton. Ohio. Police Sgt. Virgil Reck and placed it m his criticallyU.P.I. - 114 words
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83 1960-06-10 1 TYPHOON MARY HOLDS UP AIR SERVICES PAYA LEBAR. Fr:.— Air services between Singapore and Hong Kong are virtually at a standstill as a result of Typhoon Mary sweeping over Hong Kong. A Japan Air Lines DC-6B flight and a Cathay Pacific Airways Electra service from Hong Kong will now be83 words
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Article25 1960-06-10 1 BIRMINGHAM, Frl. A strike of 600 vehicle builders, now m its third week, has cost the British Motor Corporation over i'l million.25 words
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Article23 1960-06-10 1 First Malayan Fund managers' prices today buying $1.38 and selling $1.46. Second Malayan Fund managers' prices buying $1.06 and selling $1.12.23 words
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207 1960-06-10 2 Gains in most sections of industrials but steels are down in London mart LONDON. Friday. I LMRM conditions deveA loped m the London stock market yesterday helped by the further advance on Wall Street on Wednesday and another batch of good company news. The demand for industrial equities broadened and207 words
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Article198 1960-06-10 2 Easier tone of money rates backs up rally NEW YORK: Wall Street yesterday clo_ed steady with a small majority of gains ranging mostly to one point. Sentiment was supported by the easier tone of money rates pleasure for larger United State> defence expenditure and expressions of optimism concerning198 words
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Article62 1960-06-10 2 Renewed foreign demand tor internationals AMSTERDAM: AU interna- i tonal.-, v. ere tirm, especially Pinups and Aku. mainly reflecting renewed foreign demand i:. a quiet market. Unilever lost ground alter a firm opening, while Royal Dutch \\a_ slightly higher. Hoo^ovens. were bullish on fo:--eign and local speculative dem md62 words
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Article166 1960-06-10 2 SHIPS IN PORT CHIPS lying; alongside the i Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expert**--! today are: i Pre_. Adams l 2. Wonosarl 4 5. j Siate of Bihar t>A, Ouwerkerk 6 7. |Btraat Cook 8 9, Autolycus 13 14. Etimaeus 15 lv, Glenfruin 18. Ikushima Maru 19. Giang Lee N.166 words
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58 1960-06-10 2 $11 1,000 million to expand industry WASHINGTON, Fri. -A new report has been Issued by the Commerce Department and Securities and Exchange Commission on U.S. business plans for new plant and equipment spending. It said there Is .ittle net mange In the March forecast that capital spending will reach 53,.58 words
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Article25 1960-06-10 2 j uo\<- ko\G. Fri— There were no market prices here yesterday as all businesses were closed ___r____M _.r I Typhoon Mary. U.P.I.U.P.I. - 25 words
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Article99 1960-06-10 2 LONDON, Frt. Tiie ma: facture of the Armstrong -sic: delay car ia to cease at the e:.d of July, it wa.s announced here yestc. day. A spo«;es*-r._:i :•>:- the Bristol- i Sicic»v firm .n businßM tor 50 .ears .-aid ihe reason v.. is tha* Ihe demaufi for99 words
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Article48 1960-06-10 2 Courtaulds: A final Is. 6d. LONDON: Courtaulds declared a final dividend of 1/6 per unit making 2/6 for the year ended March 31, 1960. This compared with 1/11.2. Group profit for the year before providing for taxation amounted to £21,044.043 against £13.539,335. Taxation absorbed £9.176.682 against £6.248.489.48 words
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Article423 1960-06-10 2 Rubber via the Seaway DETROIT: The ftrst shipment of crude rubber ever to come through the St. Lawrence Seaway has been received by the United States Rubber Company. More shipments ol crude rubber through the Seaway will be coming later on. The rubber arrived on the British freighter Hartlsmere423 words
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Article927 1960-06-10 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE. Thursday Previous Tocay INDUSTRIALS Alex. Bricks Orfls 2.48 2.40 i Atlas Ice 11.00 Buyers 8.8. Pet-ol 50 50/I B.M. Trustees 5.25 5.25 j Ccn. Tin Smelt. Fret. 2l 3 *2fl 3 Cros. bl 51/--1 Feoe'al Disperury927 words
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723 1960-06-10 2 PAGE TWO GIVES YOU THE DETAILS of J UPS AND DOWNS OF YOUR INVEST**^" SINGAPORE, Friday. jAN THK Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday the current pattern continued but mining i -shares became irregular due to patches of profit-taking. Interest for the time beinfl seems to723 words
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Article95 1960-06-10 2 LONDON June r < Previous too., i RUBBER H: 1 RS» tit European oorts June July RUBBER No. 1 RSS Swot X'RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement Mouke Terms July "7 Aua M 16 o> I TONE: Quiet. Aon.* puces quoted m pence PEPPCR; Whit* Sarawak tag •.i.t.95 words
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Article35 1960-06-10 2 OTIC I f« r «T(*""*"**» A c NEW YORK June SALES 17 lots TONE: Vtry steady No 1 RSS June Previoe* today riN ttraitt tMt i"» RUBBER Futures July 4: 1 Sept35 words
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Article19 1960-06-10 2 LOPRA Ph.i.p,,,. Cur.,o.^, It* i Junt j 'Oi.Onut i m lOianui OIL criM mB mßm tMILIPPINI upju US19 words
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96 1960-06-10 2 LONDON F:: -FUTthei p. usi In th« British en.,;., ny Could oe expec.ee v, me netf lew months «nougii at a sloweraie than over the pas. year. according to the eight n trend er.Quny of the Feueiation of British Industries. Beyond tnat. the Peieration said,96 words
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56 1960-06-10 2 LONDON. Fri— Tm was nere yesterday. A technical position ansmp out of Bufter Pool operations earlier th: was con.-idereo an imp factor m the present wnile trade quarters reporter. 1 good overnight United B demand. Copper uas -steady m Moderate dealings. Tin56 words
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Advertisement622 1960-06-10 2 r.—^ l_» IIIPPI i\G-— "^T^ FAT w? &y THE te Ae V. LINES JO Sail'lgt tl ADIN REO EEA. MEDITERRANEAN, jA *^y CONTINENTAL SCANDINAVIAN PORTS m, S lire P. Sham Pnang 04) m Falstna I 23 25 Jane 28 27 Juni 28 29 June l/C^ %Jr Stnalia 38 31 June622 words
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Advertisement213 1960-06-10 2 HAMBURG-AMERICAN LII tic NORTH GERMAN LLOI To (Colombo), Genoa, Marseilles, Antwerp Rat* Bremen Hamburg Calls Southampton tor passengers RAVENSTEIN (LLOYO 13 15 June 11 HI DRESDEN (HAPAC) 25 27 June 21 'SCHWABENSTEIN 'LLOYO 31 June IMU HESSENSTEIN (LLOYD 11 I] Eipress Service Omit* Mil To Manila, Hongkong, Yokohomo, Nogovo bb4\213 words
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Article, Illustration60 1960-06-10 3 I VERSATILE SINGERS TO HOLD CONCERT TOMORROW I I S I rib- will cerf ol* sir ..(list Kfiito v 'phi;!. VI Bach Chin[ndian NY^ro of ze. trains rhird tour -an AoraVivien itnam. Anne il Mcc Mary R N| -Sze I R S and60 words
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147 1960-06-10 3 A CHINESE-RUN JOGET MODERN DRAWS CROWDS AT CARNIVAL SINGAPORE. Fri. The only Chinese run joget modern m Singapore drew a large crowd at the National Day Carnival. The specialty of the joget modern at the Carnival WBB that ail the twelve jo- i and the music- wore uniforms spec.al:nade for147 words
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95 1960-06-10 3 $100,000 to equip school for printers in Federation pENANG, Fri. The Federation Government will set up a printing trades school m Kuala Lumpur next year. The Government das set aside 5103.00U to buy equipment for the school said an International Labour Organisation expert. Mr. F. Bagge. Apprentices Mr. Bag_e Is95 words
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185 1960-06-10 3 Bill gives the Minister new power to order the arrest of deserters KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. SERVICEMEN of any visiting lone stationed m Malaya who desert or go absent without leave can be arrested by members of the Federation Forces under v new Bill. Tne Bill will consolidate the law relating185 words
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Article38 1960-06-10 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. -The Mi-; nlstrv of Education here la organising political study; courses for principals of Government and Aided English Primary Schools .starting on June 13 at the Political Study Centre m Goodwood Hill.38 words
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Article, Illustration161 1960-06-10 3 ARTHUR RICHARDS - Indians told: We'll give you aid to set up industries on island ARTHUR RICHARDS By SINGAPORE. Friday. THK Indian Deputy Minister for Commerce and Industry, Shri Satish Chandra, said that the Indian Government and businessmen were willing io help Indians here to establish industries. He was addressing an audience of161 words
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158 1960-06-10 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. 20 out of every 100 teachers m Seiangor are untrained and unqualified, it is disclosed m :i survey by the State's Education Office. Because of this some schools have to be satisfied with temporary teachers. said the Chief Education Officer.158 words
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118 1960-06-10 3 U.S. LARGEST BUYER OF MALAYAN PEPPER LAST YEAR I SINGAPORE, Fri. Malaya imported 27,312 tons of black pepper at $31.3 millions last year and exported 19.230 tons at $27.9 millions. jOf wnite pepper. Maiaya imported 10,868 cons valued at $24. 7 millions and exported 9,875 tons at $25 millions. America118 words
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Article36 1960-06-10 3 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The Hawaiian State Government will offer 600 scholarships to Asian Much nts, v. m< ti new division of the University i f Hawaii i completed In September this year36 words
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Advertisement79 1960-06-10 3 MUST BE WON EVERY WEEK FREE ENTRY CONTEST-SEE PAGE 12 >>J oducing Hew? Weyf New.' I Ambassador cB *-*3do from \i Hft/ 00 Lustrous Egyptian Cotton mm- s^^^l Available ot oil Diplomot Dealers WING AWAY? rr^==\ w'"'" 0 DiTl/Uir of personol household M tTW^^tl r PACKING effects for shipment, to79 words
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Advertisement238 1960-06-10 3 Mostly Air-Conditioned Rooms —^v This comfortable Hotel is Ccntrolly Hy situated, clean with all modern te < conveniences. BL\ >- Reasonable Rotes WW J Food is good with a nice BAR W&\ Private Cor Park Facilities. W^\^ _^^7 Telephones *****/9, ***** /jy^Z*^ mm _M_____fl"__flH_____k' r^__l_Mfi **_l___So______H__________i _4*_S«9_ mmmWM vkvMl mW*B238 words
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Miscellaneous94 1960-06-10 3 P.M. i .OO Programme summary: news; 7.10 1.02 Friday fare. 1.30 The news; 715 Tne raft; 1.40 Newstalk: 1.45 Made fan 7JO These are new. 8.00 Le.:n Vienna; 2.00 Close down. Matey Lesson 34. 5.00 Programme MBMIJ h.y parade; B.iO 5.03 Tiie Man and hi.s Music Movie Mauazine: 900 The94 words
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Article, Illustration831 1960-06-10 4 Margaret Cowan - Margaret Cowan TM SICK OF THAT CHARACTER/ SAYS SIMENON, THE CREATOR OF INSPECTOR MAIGRET -IMMORTAL, FRENCH SHERLOCK HOLMES By CANNES. FRIDAY (PEORCtK Simenon. the man whose detective novels have held thousands m suspense, was changing his fifth shirt of the831 words
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79 1960-06-10 4 PHILIP MAY PAY VISIT TO MOSCOW NEXT YEAR LONDON. Fri. Prince Philip may visit Moscow next May to open the British Trade Fair. It has been known for some time that Philip has been attracted by the idea of making a trip to Russia. However everything depends on international developments.79 words
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148 1960-06-10 4 Bulging shops are now urging Americans to 'buy a second Rolls' XEW YORK, Friday. fLEVEREST snob advertisement published m an American magazine by a manufacturer of stereophonic gramophones had this heading: "Why not WIN your second Rolls-Royce?" This was *the prize offered for the best TOO words describing the superb148 words
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Article29 1960-06-10 4 BONN. Fri. Heinz Pohlmann. a 38-year-old West German salesman, will face trial m Frankfurt on a charge of murdering Rosemarie Nitribitt. west Germany's most famous prostitute.29 words
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Article22 1960-06-10 4 WASHINGTON. Fri. The The United States and Indo- r.esia have agreed to cooperate m the peaceful uses of atomic energy.22 words
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Article19 1960-06-10 4 RANGOON. Frl. Eighteen Burmese rebels were killed and three captared tn clashes with 'gov-! ernment forces.19 words
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Article31 1960-06-10 4 ANTIGUA, (Leeward Islands), Fri. steel bands were serenading Princess Margaret and her husband, Mr. Antony Armstrong-Jones on the eve of the couple's departure for home after their Caribbean honeymoon.31 words
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Article24 1960-06-10 4 BRUSSELS, Fri. Belgian police have arrested four suspected Algerian terrorists and detained scores of others m Belgium m lightning dawn raids.24 words
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Article93 1960-06-10 4 CALL FOR MORE TALENT IN GOVT. WASHINGTON. Fri.- Preside n t Eisenhower said that America's great need is more talent m government. The President called on col-lege-educated youth "to help the political life of the nation soar as high as human wisdom can make it." He said: "The enemies of93 words
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Article74 1960-06-10 4 NEW YORK. Fri.— An ice water machine m an ofTice w««nt blink SO the company replaced it with their latest model. It's a marvel the "instant elevenses" machine. It gushes ice water out of one tap and boiling wa- ter out of the other, 24 hours a74 words
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193 1960-06-10 4 This 'pet' snake bit the hand that fed it: That was its last bite LONDON, Friday. yyilll.K fishing, Herbert Alluni found a small tin box. In it was a snake. And he decided to adopt it as a pet. The next day. an SOS for snake serum to save Herbert193 words
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Article32 1960-06-10 4 PARIS. Fri. The Chilean Embassy here announced it had. been instructed by its government to "issue the most formal denial" to reports of epidemics m the earthquake-stricken areas of Chile.32 words
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Article19 1960-06-10 4 OTTAWA, Fri. Mr. R.G. Menzies. the Australian Prime Minister, arrived here for talks with Canadian ministers.19 words
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Article16 1960-06-10 4 MILAN, Fri. Over 1,000 magazines alleged to be pornographic have been seized by police.16 words
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542 1960-06-10 4 JEAN SOWARD - JEAN SOWARD By who discusses the problem all husbands face when a birthday or an a n n i v c r sary comes round. But most husbands are chary at the thought of buying542 words
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Article20 1960-06-10 4 LONDON. Frl. Earl Mountbatten of Burma, Britain's Defence Chief, will visit East and Central Africa m September.20 words
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71 1960-06-10 4 tVDUR little luxuries HE can give HER— and show he still has a heart when it comes to a present: A Murano glass perfume bottle for her dressing-table; A nightdress and negligee set, m 15 over 30 d<_ni- J mcd with71 words
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Advertisement51 1960-06-10 4 FEDERAL PUBUCATIONS LTD. •I INCORPORATED IN THE FEDERATION OF MALAYA > ____r _k_T __rm __t_f __Hh_l •j Kenneth Ainslie Wm nerve rac m e j |________i__| _j^^ _fl P i_jr _m Tflfft 3 3 SsKK^t**^. v < .Bw 'jk «ET Bff^ m__L Jk 1 :*-____P^^l v, __7'v« S^ Available from51 words
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Advertisement80 1960-06-10 4 SINCE 1815 THE SWISS WATCH #T FOR ALL CLIMATES J" fd^l [_?_^j- E j- E y_ B awA T c H C L i^jp^ i«-» «_f f»«» «o o Y jt' v *fc i n^n -j __L-~_Z__~__^n_________i __LZii _.***7 175, Cedl Sti ®EVASONOR MAGNETIC TAPf*' X^FQK THE BEST ■'OSSIBlTJI!!^-^^ CANCER80 words
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Article, Illustration49 1960-06-10 5 ftkc Urn HN here are flown every isri- hvini; at the junction of Farrer Road Koad. The shape and design is similar UM Fast (oast and they are not comN.ngapore where smaller kites are more popular.49 words
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88 1960-06-10 5 "4 SINGAPORE, Friday. IS can now gel hostel accommoda- I Singapore for as little as $2 a day. I Thi.s is stated in the fates! ssne of the Pacific Travel lews, the official organ of the *SClflc88 words
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Article, Illustration130 1960-06-10 5 A SECRETARY AND THE BOSS SHE MARRIED SAIL OFF FOR A SECOND HONEYMOON TALL, willowy Margaret, the secretary who married the boss, sailed with him for his native France on a second honeymoon. The boss, language expert Guy Dalebroux. was m Siam, attached to the I'nited Nations. He practised his130 words
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189 1960-06-10 5 ALEXANDRA LEE - Lime trees die in epidemic Price of fruit hits a new high ALEXANDRA LEE By SINGAPORE. Fri. SERIOUS shortage ot supplies has rocketed the price of local lime, from 15 cents to a record 80 cents a kati— an increase of 600 per cent within a month. Market stall-holders report189 words
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Article35 1960-06-10 5 SINGAPORE. Fri.— A tarewell parade will be held on June 16 to mark the disbandment of the 114-strong; Fighter Control Unit of the i Singapore section of the MaI layan Auxiliary Air Force.35 words
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Article61 1960-06-10 5 SINGAPORE. Fn.—Don William Mac Donald was remanded when he failed to furnish bail offered to him after ne pieaded not. guilty to a cheating charge m the Ninth Magistrate's Court. Mac Donald was alleged to have cheated Mr. U.S. de Silva of two wrist watche_ worth61 words
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531 1960-06-10 5 SINGAPORE. Fri THE University of Malaya m Singapore yesterday announced the names of 81 scholars who will receive Doctorates m Philosophy. Masters degrees m Arts and Dental Surgery, and winners of the gold, silver and bronze531 words
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Advertisement45 1960-06-10 5 I t_u__ PH 3ANDS. OiCATOR rtmr meter. PANEL LAMP. SiONARIA. ■I Malaya, BACK MANOOLINS I I $18.50 $21 50 $26.50 $32.50 fJENNa m eh m i _rre) I' M A. LTD., H^ **.iuaporr ti. j <mt I j^HIC Eye-matic I spool I camera. I Wi45 words
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Advertisement197 1960-06-10 5 A^mmm* J AUDIO PLRFEtTION AU GARRARD RECORD CHANGERS ARE ADAPTABLE FOR STEREOPHONIC SOUND. Jmmmi&S^/mmlj l____sl_£t Model RC. 88/4 D Model RC. 210 Singapore $154.50 Singapore $129.50 Federation $181.50 Federation $151.50 I Model RC. 98/40 I Singapore $169.50 I Federation $196.50 All Garrard Record Changers are supplied with the Large Record197 words
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Miscellaneous277 1960-06-10 5 RIP KIRBY By John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson *\J\Jm ~^i W* i**v il _f^^_ ****^**************j*******r lll**»ti_' '->_' MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis /P| Pace c-av _.r_^. ME-.XJ^TAUPA. __B_J U*ur*;*?v\_ r BEKJEATH C^Sm* r Z£s?*£**i^f*~ *hl^ 7^ l 4. LOTWABf.NO'J .-'•< T TD SWIM AWAY WMC >Wp T»._ GE277 words
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Article, Illustration1450 1960-06-10 6 Fear of thunder- what is its c ff(tte THE FREE PRESS DOCTOR ADVISES i FEAR OF THUNDER— what is its cause? What sends a wife around the house pulling all the curtains and trying to shut out the noise? Why does she go1,450 words
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Article464 1960-06-10 6 MARGHANITA WEE - MARGHANITA WEE wl/'/'d/n'o/'l/w l/earf EIGHTEEN-YEAR OLD Mci Li has fallen iii love with her future stepfather. Here is part of her letter, written from Tanplin (jZ MY father died ten years ago. My mother has been wonderful to me. We understand each other, and can talk464 words
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Article115 1960-06-10 6 HE'S JUST PLAIN MEAN ONE-MINUTE PROBLEM MY boy friend and I always share expenses. On a date, he pays and afterwards works out to the last cent just what 1 owe him. We are supposed to be getting marrird next year but so tar he ha_ not mentioned an engagement115 words
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Advertisement834 1960-06-10 6 1 ou can hand m your small ad. to any one of COLD STORAGE SHOPS throughout ty ALAYA and SINGAPORE CAMIftON HItHLANDI Cold Storas* '.*4 20 Taaaa Rata. rois atora»« <m Ltd., U Clar* RUNS Cold Storage «M) Ltd., M .Vw Road. cold 'Mi Ltd., HS7 Nt«r AlarktL KUALA LUMf>UW834 words
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Advertisement506 1960-06-10 6 I Song of Love Eternally Beautiful m ■ENGAGEMENT" RINGS In Platinum A Gold Set Diamond*.. g j rv«\ mmldm\*lt\ i wm i B x VnmW b lIP. I. HENDRY Jewellers g m 71, North Bridge Road P Adelphi Hotel. Spore, A Koala l.umpur. m Dear Sir. SHOULD Wf CONTINUE I506 words
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Advertisement141 1960-06-10 6 *2^2«£_fff_______ 'MINOLTA 9_________9r ___7__w __79^W Q* I iv > a*« ••••w^"****- IB S. MOUTRIE CO. (M) LTD SiNtAPO** >v*_ m»'»' this couipn't nm happened j_> /r roa M*re cerr roue K (%s PACKING I 1 §1/ TO CS& PACKING under the Personal /l Supervision ot* Mr. T. S. Juoy with141 words
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64 1960-06-10 7 IAN MOK- AI - Malayanised' comics are key to Western classies More are planned IAN MOK-AI kljk SINGAPORE. Frl. !i Mmsiunment of comics that ur ke\ into the treasury of through the national languguporc iiml printed m Hong have their captions iii have tackled are some of novels Gulliver's Trand a number of plays64 words
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103 1960-06-10 7 CROWN LOSES IN APPEAL AGAINST OPIUM CASE VERDICT SINGAPORE. Fri. -An appeal by the Crown, against a magistrates order acquitting Yeo Hoo Chye on charge of being found In a room used for smoking opium, failed m the High court. The Chief Justice. Sir Rose, before whom the appeal was103 words
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Article20 1960-06-10 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri —Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein will give a talk at the Lions Club tonight.20 words
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470 1960-06-10 7 ANDREW FANG - Now Ying Peng, unwanted by parents, can TALK ANDREW FANG By SINGAPORE. Friday. 52-YEAR-OLD amah, Madam Loke Ah Kee, and her two adopted children, called at Times House yesterday. When they left, the elder child, Ying Peng, said loud and clear: "Bye, bye!" Behind those two little words lie ft470 words
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Article28 1960-06-10 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. -Major General G. A. Thomas, the new Chief of Staff, General Headquarters. FEAF has arrived here to take up his new appointment.28 words
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Article, Illustration254 1960-06-10 7 TRAPPED TIGRESS OWES HER LIFE TO WOMAN WHO COLLECTED $2,000 FOR A MERCY DRUG-GUN AMAH LOKE AH KEE ADOPTED GIRL WHO WAS FATED TO BE DEAF AND DUMB... CEREMBAN. Fri.— The 200-pound tigross that was rescued from a wire-trap In Templer Park on Wednesday owed her life to Mrs. Susan254 words
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168 1960-06-10 7 Maximum profit margin no longer the sole aim of business SINGAPORE, Friday. MANAGEMENT is no longer m sole control of its own business, and its policies cannot be solely directed to a maximum profit margin. "A business is a social institution as well as a profitmaking enterprise," said the Assistant168 words
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112 1960-06-10 7 ON THE MARKET NOW: WINE IN MINIATURE SINGAPORE, Fri— A new range of French wines packed m miniature bottles, each containing a glassful of wine, is being imported into Singapore. "The advantage of these small bottles is that one can enjoy the wines without going to the expense of buying112 words
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139 1960-06-10 7 GIRLS' LIFE BRIGADE AND MYF TO STAGE A CONCERT KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. —The First Company of the Kuala Lumpur Girls' Life Brigade and Wesley Methodist Youth Fellowship, will jointly hold "A NUht of Variety." The show Is to mark the end of their annual week. The show will be held139 words
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163 1960-06-10 7 No water shortage threat in capital KUALA LUMPUR, Pri.— There i% no tear of a water shortage m Kuala Lumpur even if the heatwave continues for another six months. Thi.s assurance wa.» given by a spoke>mi' ol tie Waterworks Department. Capacity He said: "The water supply will not drop becau163 words
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Advertisement317 1960-06-10 7 New Clipper I EXCURSION FARE to TOKYO Hk_H_V l_L. >J /mw Now fly to Tokyo at flu's new low Evciir*ioii fare only $10S7 round trip. En route enjoy stopover privileges m Saigon, Manila and Hong Kong. Fly Pan Am's giant fourengine Clippers* all the way take 23 dayt to complete317 words
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Miscellaneous58 1960-06-10 7 By Cog POP -IP SorthToU' p*-* ft ORSAT lOWA* <T* t r -to mw. rfJEh no JfkWA X oaoiw^av icr^-fl f~S *53PTn PtFUOS-TltMO, J 11 IM \T <========TX_ (W^* NO POWER- OT|T mmmm\}\ «V*Q>/ DAY i-^rJrVV q Don't trust to 1u0k be sure of a pleasant evening every day with58 words
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Article, Illustration564 1960-06-10 8 A woman's face is her best friend, says an expert ESME presents a special page of news for women _-_-_-_-_-_-__i QNE of the common beauty faults of women in Singapore and Malaya is that they DON'T use foundation when they DO use powder. This is the opinion of an internationally564 words
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172 1960-06-10 8 BRINGING THE GARDEN INTO YOUR HOME vyiTH so many now making their homes m flats, why not bring the garden into your home? If there is sufficient light within a room, plants can be transferred to pots or troughs and twined over grillwork or similar supports to be beautifully ornamental.172 words
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Article, Illustration76 1960-06-10 8 W HERE is a handy snack kit for the working girl or the school girl. There are two varieties. Picture shows a little suitcase made of tin and painted white with pretty colour designs. The other is bound m plastic. Each suitcase has76 words
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245 1960-06-10 8 The demand for cultured pearls is growing pEARLS, pearls and r MORE pearls fashion's dictate so acceptable to women who love these gems of thf* sea. Now we can adorn ourselves with ropes of them and look smart and Indisputably feminine. In Singapore's departmental stores and a host of first-class245 words
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Article, Illustration72 1960-06-10 8 BROWN IS THE LATEST RAGE BROWN is the rase now light shades, dark shades or medium shades. Everybody wants to add this colour to the wardrobe. One of the new Italian creations now available at Glamourite m Fitzpatrick s Supermarket. Orchard Road, is this dress m biese modelled by Aline72 words
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293 1960-06-10 8 BOILING GREEN PEAS THE EASY WAY WINS $20 PRIZE MISS Tay Kah Noi, 235, Upper Aljunied Estate, Singapore 13, wins the first prize of $20 m the "Household Hints" contest for her suggestion on how to boil green peas easily. She says: "Green peas take a very long time to293 words
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Advertisement300 1960-06-10 8 use CUTEX lipstick and feel ready for any jjj^rT ___fl mWm M 1 _H B* Wm k_W tfl mB I fl*- jfl Im _m _________H __F -rm* jß\ M _3 _i__ -fl Bi 'I _P CUTEX brings to you new eXCltin^ lipsticks world mmmmW^^^^mW famou> Shrer L.inohn mWr** v^fl lipstick300 words
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Advertisement318 1960-06-10 8 \m\ -feSM |f 4 MILLION PEop^l "*"*^^^^"**^j__^^ < 1 1 ~S^__?~!r|s^^^^^^___. ___»^^l THE ANGLO-THAI CORPORATION L SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR IPOH *J ■MflH^^^flMMflH^flMM DOUGHBOY inflatable rubber toy fun m the I AmW _fl N__ fl 1 1 Three b*ill»o«tl» fl penei. J /fl fl Pncet *»n*ia ft Ho V fl No318 words
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Article, Illustration128 1960-06-10 9 RACE FINISHES AT I POH WzL Going: Very food. CI. 3, Div. 5 6F. Won by: |U ii, Tim Ifl I iWlinll m J Tlmf 1 mm. It 45. rtl. 3. Div. 4 6F. Won by i if^ „< Tlme 1 mm. 14 1/5. I lia. Z 6f. Won by:128 words
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115 1960-06-10 9 Haikowyu Railways j FARPER PARK. Fri. -Hats ott to Choon Wah of Haikowyu. His hattrick enabled Haikowyu to win this Division 3A match yesterday.: Choon scored for Haikowyu I m the 15th minute. Railway equalised five minutes later j through Ahmad. just before115 words
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Article, Illustration930 1960-06-10 9 Base-runners should remain on base if the batter gets out LEARN TO PLAY SOFTBALL that we know something about pitching m the game of softball, let's take a look at batting. The batter must bat from the batter's box. He must have both feet m the lx>\ when he bats930 words
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Article153 1960-06-10 9 Starlite Rangers 3 Khalsa Association 0 FARRER PARK. Fri.— Eight hundred football fans saw Khalsa humbled In this friendly match yesterday. SharifT Dean was hero for Starlites. He was m top form, scoring two of the three goals. Starlite were too good for the Sikhs. They excelled153 words
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Article47 1960-06-10 9 UTTOXETEH. I* ri. Stan Melior became Britain* champion steeplechase joek-y recently. He rode two winj ners on the final aay of ihe National Hunt racing season. Before tne meeting, M< ll«»r had 66 wins compared mm 67 by Fred Winter, Lbe n ing champion ReuterReuter - 47 words
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Miscellaneous355 1960-06-10 9 Look here for your Lucky Star... Personal affairs tend to become contused. If you relax and take things m your stride, everything will turn out fine. AQI'ARII'S (Jan. 21-Feb. 19 1 This is a really romantic day for you. Chances are you will find your "one and only.' PISCES (Feb.355 words
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Miscellaneous330 1960-06-10 9 CLIES ACROSS -r— 1. Mis-play the game <s>. i *> Ix 5 6 7 4. Get the Scottish county m I on*- —^^J l^ _fl~ ~~_fl_i —^m maker fl fl fl BB II II BB IB I month face north (S). i |9 I 9. On which flower io find330 words
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Miscellaneous254 1960-06-10 9 DIARY OF TODAY'S EVENTS- I MINISTRY OE CELT I RI Free him .show, a: Kampong Alexandra Pongeol Malay kampong'. Kirnt,'.: I .4 Heng <01l Thomson Roa p.m. SINGAPORE PHOTOGRAPHIC S'MTETY: Exhibition ol .lour photographs ol Japan Yu-cnui. Kan Hing Fook and Lav Wal Kwong ol the Photographic Society of Hons*254 words
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Article1110 1960-06-10 10 SHOPPING Centre gHOPPING 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. A NEW FRIEND for women today is CARESSA. the new luxury soft1,110 words
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Article, Illustration61 1960-06-10 10 LIM KOK ANN - LIM KOK ANN BARTLEY SYSTeI, By SING*p 08 I JN the branch of tins i*| M liM|i Variation A. Black inits N centre by attacking Whin defend il by developing bis N-Ql H-,y.. IJ 1 P-N.> .4 p* mmmXU U'h. r--E: P-QN4 •Bj ..P-v. 32 N P-QR4 Queer. P-R.-.61 words
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Article71 1960-06-10 10 Army cricket team to play Singapore Chinese Recreation Club at Gillman Barracks on Sunday Is: Lt Col Ac J. If. Perkins, Maj P.S.D. Griffin <capt». Maj J. Farmiloe. Maj G.K. Murphy. Capt D. Keech. Lt M. Morgan. 2 Lt R.V Bowles. WO II C. R. Goodall.71 words
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Advertisement273 1960-06-10 10 SPECIAL FATHERS DAY DISCOUNT of up to 15% June 6th -20th ONLY at __L_______^___Z__________ I 'Ml NCI lHO» I 86, H.gh Street. Tel: ***** SINGAPORE'S ONLY EXCLUSIVE MEN'S SHOP Symphony m j/\ fefe^OU enjoy it "^^^at JOSHI Scolour, design, texture, motifs oil vying wifh one another to play their master273 words
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Advertisement175 1960-06-10 10 Students who go Overseas! We sell who* you need ovcrcoaf, quilt, woollen pullovers, underweors, scarf, gloves, jumpers, winfer pyjamas. Advice given Call on us FOOK ON Dept. Store 83/85, South Bridge Rood, bmgopore- 1 Tel: ***** CHEAP SALE Now On Capitol Records L. P $6.50 Stereophonic Records $8.50 Special Discount175 words
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Advertisement44 1960-06-10 10 Whichever way you may look Look at it it's the Quality that Counts. For Economy and long, lasting N_^/* Comfort. Am^uT Insist on CmmX** Olf OKAY JW h l The Quality T^K^\^Q Socks. Sole Distributors: HEERA TRADING CO. 87, High Street, Spore. Tel: *****44 words
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Advertisement268 1960-06-10 10 CUT PRICE! FOR LADIES I 0 BLOUSES 0 PYJAMAS 0 BROCADE JACKETS 0 NIGHTDRESSES 0 EMBROIDERED SILK BED JACKETS FOR MEN 0 DRESSING GOWNS 310, ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE -9. TEL: *****/9 ***** t R 60 Lamp I Fittings j Available at NAM AH ELECTRIC CO. 91, HILL ST., TEL: *****/*****268 words
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Advertisement290 1960-06-10 10 SPECIAL FATHER'S DAY DISCOUNT of up to 15% June 6th 20th ONLY J_l_________________ I Pm^Tin^ tHOr>J 86, High Street. Tel: ***** SINGAPORE'S ONLY EXCLUSIVE I MEN'S SHOP High Efficient Low Price Cameras. FELICA Camera. Qtiality features: Felica Roll film Camera 2' a x 2._t j takes 12 pictures on film290 words
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Miscellaneous376 1960-06-10 10 Name Age Address Post this lorm to: "free Pres* «>■ Times House, Singapore 9. Oniy the fir I received will be permitted to competr 1. I Wish to enter the FREE PRESS CYCLE RA 2. I agree to abide by the rules, and I will race entirely at my own376 words
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Article, Illustration198 1960-06-10 11 PAGE OF SCHOOL SPORTS... MEET THE CHAMPIONS ffles House are the champions t Bartley second KATONG. Friday ,**ci champions ut the Haig nd II seventh combined athletic tley House were second Hai In as a Mi:* I Abdul 'me p Bmki 1 iMwon Miyd-*. !>i'is..->n: I (TCW Bars C :e.198 words
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Article109 1960-06-10 11 DUNEARN School I and ll' results:--100 yds A I: LM V 2. Low Hong Sen... 3 Lee Ah Men.: 100 yd- B 1: H Yen Suan. 2. Lim Tom Lian. 3. 100 >ds A II: 1 M Elyas. 2. Kaasun. 3. Ah ltM) yds B II: 1. Bu*109 words
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Article642 1960-06-10 11 SERANGOON. Fri. Four records were broken and two equalled and sprinter Zainuddin bin Mohd. (Division C) was the outstanding: athlete at the Serangoon English School meet yesterday. Results: lUi) yds I Division: I din, 2. Tan Chee Meng. 3. Quek te Nang 11.0 sec. Record equalled >.642 words
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Article, Illustration425 1960-06-10 11 BALESTIER, Fri. Twelve-year-old Anthony Joseph captured the individual honours at the Balestier BoysSchool 1 and 11 sports yesterday. In School 11. Red House won the Learn champior.shio with 224 points against Yellow House's 212 points. Green House were third with 136 points. In School425 words
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Article368 1960-06-10 11 GUILLEMARD. Fri. Tonight's Singapore Badminton Association Open championship ties, starting at 7.30, are: COIRT No. 1 Men's singles (2nd Round i: Omar Ibrahim v. Sadali or Jimmy Choo, Say Wan or Ahmad Siraj v. Choon Huat or Hi. in Chua, Lye Soon or R. Chee v. Henry Lim368 words
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Article, Illustration97 1960-06-10 12 n,, <;_...«»._ K«vi-« t.,_™ _;n t^uru* standing (from left): V. Kesavan, (bantam). Donated (lig»it). FRONT ROW (from left): Ih.s Smcipore hoxinc team mil tonight tr> to X Virahhak (b ;uitam>. Roy Laiaroo (light). Willie Tan (light-fly). Martin Quek (light fly).97 words
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181 1960-06-10 12 Speed and ruggedness will see Singapore tnrough tonight SINGAPORE, Friday. WAIT till you sec Singapore's boxers swing into action tonight ut 8.30 p.m. The Happy World Stadium will be Ihe scene of ;i new brand of ringcraft, ruggedness and combina- Kioii punching. Most important oi all, m v clash again181 words
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47 1960-06-10 12 Four-minute miler narrowly beaten STOCKHOLM. Fri. Chri- stian Waegli of Switzerland beat Dan Waern. Swedish i four-minute miler. m the 800 metres race at an international athletic.-, meeting here last night. Both clocked 1 mm 48.8 sec four tenths of a second inside the Olympic standard. ReuterReuter - 47 words
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105 1960-06-10 12 CHIC WITH A KICK HALTS THE TONGA TORNADO GLASGOW. Fri. Chic Caiderwood. a Scot whose punches have the force of a kick, battered his Tongan rival into submission la>t night. Johnny Halaflhi. contender for the 'Empire light-heav-weighl crown and nicknamed the Tongan Tornado because ol his tearaway style, could lastReuter - 105 words
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Article27 1960-06-10 12 SINGAPORE. Fri. Combined Schools R beat St. Theresa's Convent 37-3 yesterday m the Clarke Shield netball league. Combined Schools "B" beat Barretto Sports Club 41-8.27 words
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319 1960-06-10 12 BIRMINGHAM, Friday. EJXGLAND were completely subdued by the .South African attack when the first Test opened at Edgbaston yesterday. II was not illluck, but inepl batsmanship thai led to the bad start. Three brief .stoppages for showers, totalling half an hour gave some livelinessReuter - 319 words
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Article193 1960-06-10 12 1 OM»ON. Fri— Kay lulian. the 1 Leicestershire wicket keeper, yesterday took five catches against Somer*et to equal a 2K-jear-old wicket-keeping county record. Close of play: At Hove. Sussex beat Royal Air Force by 20fi runs. Sussex 299-1 i dccl. (J. Lenham n.o. 217. G. Copper no. 73Reuter - 193 words
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Article50 1960-06-10 12 NICOSIA. Fri— Dressing rooms were set Oil fire, the grandstand smashed, and chairs, bottles, stones and thunderflashes hurled m wild rioting here last night. It was the Cyprus soccer championship final. Police broke up the two-hour brawl with teargas. Twenty people were sent to hospital.50 words
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303 1960-06-10 12 ALLAN LEWIS - Barlinnie is impressive with Kid Pancho in a brilliant gallop ALLAN LEWIS All this morning s training {f By ,p OH. Fri RARLINNIE (West) and Kid Pancho (Lee) showed Mirnr 0 ante here this morning when they disposed of thru centre of the second track. Barlinnie. who mjbb on ti303 words
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Article120 1960-06-10 12 Rest 18; Champions .TANJONG RHU, 1 Thurs. Every minute brought a goal last night at the Singapore Swimminu Club. Best, comprising practically the team which r* presented Singapore the last Asian GameTokyo, retained thc J. \V van Daatselaar memorial shield, m a game played at fantastic speed. This years120 words
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172 1960-06-10 12 'Coach spat in my face,' claims ref NEW YORK. Fn, -The referee and a soccer coach exchanged words a> Kilmarnock of Scotland and Nice uf France battled to a 1-1 tie last night m the international soccer league. Half time score was 0-0. The result left Kilmarnock heavily favoured to172 words
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