The Singapore Free Press, 1 July 1960
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Title Section18 1960-07-01 1 THE NEWSPAPER EVERYBODY IS TALKING ABOUT The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1960. 15 CENTS.18 words
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Article85 1960-07-01 1 CHAN SWAN BEE - CHAN SWAN BEE Barber collapses and cruiser radios for help Tricky mid-sea landing on the deck to rush an ailing man to U.S. Army Hospital A sixty-mile dash to Okinawa by i "ri. The story iNutit' high-sea airmsli ill Chinese barIhe British cruiser yesterday, was renorning by85 words
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Article, Illustration38 1960-07-01 1 MODEL SETS WIMBLEDON FASHION IN A DREAM OF WHITE LACE m FASHION modt'l Phyllis Forroter wears a matching dress and coat of crocheted White lace and a pale bluo hat for the Wimbledon tennis tournaments. Paul Popper photo.38 words
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Article22 1960-07-01 1 NAIROBI. Fo. Mbivu .ar.ge. 94-year-old formsenior Kikuyu chief detained under Kenya's merry regulations for seven years, was released yesterday.22 words
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Article31 1960-07-01 1 GLASGOW. Fri. -Editorial >taffs of the Glasgow Herald and the Bulletin stopped work for four hours last night m support of a claim for bigger compensation tor redundant journalist.31 words
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Article29 1960-07-01 1 NICOSIA. Fri. The Brit- ish Colonial Under-oecretary. Mr. Julian Amery met Cypriot leaders again here yesterday. as final agreement on British military bases was reported eminent."'29 words
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183 1960-07-01 1 KATMANDU. Fri. Mr. Bharat Shamshere, leader of thc Opposition m thi Nepalese Parliament last night called for the arm\ tv be sent to resist -Chinese arrogance, and aggression," on the Nepalfibet border where Chinese troops clashed with a Nepalese patrol earlier, this week. Mr.183 words
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Article43 1960-07-01 1 ABERTILLERY (England. Pri. Men m dark suits and black ties— fathers, brothers, cousins, and sons of 45 coal j miners killed m a mine explosion on Tuesday— crowded i a little courtroom here for the inquest.43 words
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Article76 1960-07-01 1 "The bait used to induce men was the promise of sexual intercourse, a promise never fulfilled and never intended to be fulfilled," the prosecution stated. Three men— one coloured. an American visitor and an Englishman— had been defrauded. One man was asked to pay Msl7 "deposit" on a76 words
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Article27 1960-07-01 1 ALGIERS. Fri. Seventeen people including four French solders, were injured when a it rrorist threw a grenade into the bar of a brothel here.27 words
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Article21 1960-07-01 1 WASHINGTON. Fri. The House of Representatives passed a compromise appropriations Bill to provide nearly $120,000 million tor defence.21 words
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Article21 1960-07-01 1 CAIRO. Fri.— Pakistan's President Mohammed Ayub Khan, will pay a state visit to the CAR. on Nov. 5.21 words
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88 1960-07-01 1 Girl-bait sex fraud: Three are fined after a unique trial LONDON, Friday. TWO girls and a man, m the first case of ils kind to reach the English courts, were lined a total of M 52,550 for a sex Fraud. They pleaded guilty to a charge of conspiracy to cheat88 words
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Article35 1960-07-01 1 MOSCOW, Fri.— The director of the Moscow Planetarium, Dr. Viktor B-azykin, said yesterday that mars would be m a relatively favourable position for a direct hit by a rocket during this year.35 words
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Article24 1960-07-01 1 MOSCOW. Fri. The Indonesian Premier, Dr. Djuanda, attended a performance of the ballet 'The Fountain of Bakhchisarai" at the Bolshoi theatre.24 words
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Article27 1960-07-01 1 M MOGADISHU, Fri. The new Somali Republic was Declaimed today seconds after midnight as cannon thundered m salute and fireworks burst over the rooftops.27 words
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Article, Illustration267 1960-07-01 1 Nikita offers full aid to President Nkrumah MOSCOW, Fri. Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, the Soviet Prime Minister, has sent a message of congratulations to Dr. Kwame Nkrumah on his election as iirst President of Ghana, the Soviet news agency Tass reported yesterday. He assured Dr. Nkrumah that Ghana could fully rely267 words
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86 1960-07-01 1 TOP DOCTORS PLAN ALL OUT DRIVE ON DISEASE \TEVV YORK. Fri.-An ami\ bitious plan to bring the world's top medical brains together for an all-out war on the causes of disease were disclosed here yesterday by the man who is sometimes called the "architeet of victory over polio." The scientists86 words
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95 1960-07-01 1 POLICE HURT IN CLASH WITH ANTI-FASCIST DEMONSTRATORS (*ENOA, Fri. Thirty-six I police were injured, two KSfi 1* ift** yester f day n SSS _"J estlmated 10-000 demonstrators protest*"g ag-ainst the holding of the Itallan Neo-Fascist con?ress m Genoa on Saturday, police said. Hospitals reportied six civilians had been in- jured.95 words
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Article29 1960-07-01 1 \ATCHINGS i ii 1 I I iER M I. I R UP EXCHANGE I i i X BAN C TV.C KONG TRADERS I (i I I II29 words
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Article25 1960-07-01 1 First Malayan Fund manager's prices today buyln* $1.39 and selling $1.47 xd. Second Malayan Fund managers prices buying $1.07 and selling $1.13 xd.25 words
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Advertisement78 1960-07-01 1 <4^*^^ comfort on ECISA Fromcs 1 1 rcoERAL ER opticians good, Spore. Tel: ***** Smartest j combination for business and pleasure luggage PLEASURE Sleek lines by Pinm ~s flat as m Farina; roomy comfort for four k _ccelera- adults or two adults, three chiles— from dren; handsome two-tone m 178 words
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Advertisement63 1960-07-01 1 m *^*m^l^fff m^ ™$a!Spi<SFy '^|Mggk______Jr >y j 3BtBMH. mi V WSLBS Cup of Youth discovered by Max Factor Since time began, women (J have searched for the Secret of Youth a smooth flawless V J complexion. Now Max Factor has found the Cup of Youth. -_*-v^Jv^£c». Soon wrinkles will fade,63 words
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Advertisement29 1960-07-01 1 _V_ I_p 7iS_Br_P^RW^^__*^____. 1 y^yp^_^^^_BßP^ r-HNOiS CIP mm mmm >w%OW-l for rom trntm mk smmtm\ m «♦<*» m omtek. Got •omio B***N"P HILDAS Spore Cold Storop* Areo*. TELt 27-957 I29 words
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326 1960-07-01 2 Industrials head small gains scored in most sections in the London stock markets LONDON. Fri INDUSTRIAL equities again gave a Kood account of them-M-lves m yesterday's -rock markets but elaenliere conditions wen- quiet and irregular. Gold shares recently the best sections were sub- j jected to profit-taking and closed mostly326 words
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Article102 1960-07-01 2 I'.MPEH: Formosa, which became a textile and paper exporter almost ove.ii.ghi. wiil participate m more international trade fairs to adverse ••Us products, tiie China New* r-ald The newspaper said The "Nationalist Chinese island probably would display aoods In tiade fairs this year InU.P.I. - 102 words
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Article81 1960-07-01 2 New yohk A synthetic rubber latex which can be u.sed as a replacement for natural rubber m foam products ls now being made new chemical proce---. U.S. Rubber Company reported. The company said Its scientists had developed a chemical method of converting standard synthetic latex with its81 words
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Article175 1960-07-01 2 SHIPS IN PORT CHIPS lying alongside the *3 Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Steel Advocate 1/2, Tegelberg 4/5, Tirrana 6A, Perim 6/7, Sargociha 8/9, Alaska Maru 10/11, Bennachie 13/14, Antilochus 15/16, Bangkok Maru 18, Wairata 19, Soon Huat N Wall 3. Leton? N. Wall 4. Giang Aun175 words
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Article60 1960-07-01 2 HONG KONG. Thursday. Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H. Sz S Banking Corporation $1,200 $1,200 sales mlm Union Ins. Canton $93.00 $92.00 sales sales Wheelock Marden 7.10 7.15 sales sales H Kong phone $38.;)0 $38.73 sales sales Dairy Farm <"_ Cold Storage ***** $L' 960 words
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Article22 1960-07-01 2 East India: 7* 2 per cent LONDON: East India Distilleries and Sugar Factories declared an interim of 7-1/7 per cent (same).22 words
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Article69 1960-07-01 2 Dennistown New date LONDON: Meilimau PegOh Ltd. announced that time for accepting the May 12th offer for stocks of Dennistown Rubber Estates Ltd. was extended to July 29. Acceptances plus existing holdings totalled about 88 per cent for Dennistown Issued capital Amalgamated Bruas LONDON: Amalgamated WkVmm Rubber Estates Ltd.69 words
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Article287 1960-07-01 2 Coconut fibre factory BANGKOK: The East Asiatic Company signed a contract with the Industry Ministry for the establishment of a coconut fibre plant with industrial privileges The plant with a capital of M 51,700.000 will process coconut fibre for upholstery. The processed fibre wiU be mostly exported to Europe.U.P.I. - 287 words
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Article97 1960-07-01 2 LONDON: Mr. Heathco.it Amory, Conservative Chancellor of the Exchequer, said at Shaldon. South Devon, that the British public would have to gei used to fairly irequem changes m bank rate and credit restrictions to avoid the prewar slumps and booms. Of the recent increase m bank rate, heReuter - 97 words
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Article925 1960-07-01 2 NOTE All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE, Thursday. Previous Today INDUSTRIALS Alex. Bricks Ords IN) .90 .90 Atlas tee 11.00 Buvcrs 8.8. Pctro! 46 6 46,6 B.M. Trustees 5.25 525 Con. Tin Smelt. Fret. 20 3 20 3 Ords. 49 49 federal Dispensary925 words
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390 1960-07-01 2 Malayan Stock Exchange: All sections are easier WMkWkmmWk^kWkmm-mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm -m^m^^^ m PAGE TWO GIVES YOU THE DETAILS OF THE UPS AND DOWNS OF YOUR INVESTMENTS SINGAPORE, Friday. ALL SECTIONS of the Malayan Stock Exchange were easier yesterday and of the 35 total changes 23 were drops. All eight industrial changes and390 words
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63 1960-07-01 2 LONDON: British exports io Russia m the early inontns of lins year were 39 per cent up on the same period a year ago according to Russian figures. Mr. Reginald Maudling, President of the Eoard of Trade. said yesterday. He was giving iheReuter - 63 words
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Article301 1960-07-01 2 Late prices show small rise after sharp opening decline LONDON, Fri. Values rallied a little from a sharp initial decline which reflected lower eastern levels but traders reported not much activity m either terminal or shipment positions. Interest m nearby rubber further abated and parcels afloat lost their premium301 words
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Article30 1960-07-01 2 WASHINGTON: Natural rubber imports during May totalled 26.637 long tons while latex imports amounted to 5.380 long tons, according: to statistics issued by the U.S. Commerce Department.30 words
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Article33 1960-07-01 2 Malabar *|iot and afloat- shi|imeni 6? Lamport* hpol a- ri *T. July sim nr<>. pot .it.d .»ri«i;its sst; t i N x-rti l A'iu\e i>ric-t» giio'ed m L' h. I*r m33 words
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Article91 1960-07-01 2 LONDON. June 30 Previous Today RUBBER N* 1 KM e.i.f. European ports July S* RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot RUBBER No. 1 RSi Settlement House Terms Auk. Ui 34 9 M Sept M It/M 34; TONE: Quiat. PEPPER: Whit* Sarawak f.a.q c.i I. European ports July Aux91 words
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Article45 1960-07-01 2 NEW YORK. June 30. Prfv.ou* Today TIN Straits spot VH.*l RUBBER Futures July < 4 M stpt. m*m 4 SALES: 114 lots TONE: Steady at loiwer level No 1 RSS July landed price 4-t COFFEE FuturM Contract July At.ove pnc< > 'iuoted m I45 words
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Article81 1960-07-01 2 LONDON Jun. Pt i ¥ioii* T <r COPRA Philippine* cif U.K North Curopi an poil* delivered HMI P" lon* ton July COPRA, Straits c if UK. North Kuro pran ports delivered weifcht per loni; ton July An*. COCONUT OIL crude Strait* c.il. l pean ports m bulk81 words
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Article21 1960-07-01 2 NEW VOftK Junt Pr»vioii» T< 30 Industrial* 63* 20 Railroad* 40 Domestic Bonri< 15 Utilities 65 Stock* CompoMtr21 words
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160 1960-07-01 2 ONDON, Fri. Tin recorded fair gams especially .for cash which finished around £C. ss. higher. Three months closed £3 up. This further widened the backwardation to around £11. Cash was traded at up to £806 the highest price for about 30 years.160 words
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Advertisement701 1960-07-01 2 —^SHIPPING—— ■V THE CaAaVa LINES fV. Sail-nr H »OEN. RED SEA. MEOITEMANEAN. jA CONTINENTAL I SCANDINAVIAN POUTS. <£*" S pare P S"lam Peaaeg /V »s OFalstria I BB Bmrnm 4 i mm* 1/ 2 Julf jA ViV» m s S.aala. 30 30 Juna tJT^ _V m s Sagidha a tie*701 words
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Advertisement364 1960-07-01 2 SHIPPING m HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE <5c NORTH GERMAN LLOYD To (Colombo), Genoa, Marseilles, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Bremen Hamburg. Calls Southampton for passengers. S tjo-e P. S'**a*n fene rvr 'SCHWABENSTEIN (LLOYD) 31 Juae 2 July 3 4 July 2 Aug HESSENSTEIN (LLOYO) 7 B July 10 12 July 12 13 Jaly 7 £.1364 words
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Article136 1960-07-01 3 BOB PERIES - BOB PERIES SINGAPORE FIRM HAS EQUIPMENT READY... SIX DIVING EXPERTS W ILL LEAVE SOON B. SINGAPORE. Friday SI3GAPOKE firm will ship a million dolA vnrth of equipment m an effort to xaul -unken ship obstructing the enraacc to lho Tan i° n Priok harbour m rta. i136 words
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Article30 1960-07-01 3 GAPORE Fri The Society, the A" ista and my of an ex- by Lai Chinese Commerce m wiU be the ire, at 5 30,30 words
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Article11 1960-07-01 3 Mm Fri. 'forking CornMalayan wiU today discipline flouting11 words
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Article19 1960-07-01 3 P AP film show Fi i. Tne rden brancn of j on Party will n Sunday lm the orsjani-19 words
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162 1960-07-01 3 RESIDENTS NOW WANT CITY COUNCIL TO TAKE ON ESTATE ROADS SINGAPORE. Pr L The Sea View Park Owners and Residents Association is to ask the City Council to take over the streets lying: within AmberTanjong KatongMountbatten and Crescent Roads. Once the Council tak^s ♦hem over. th**y will become public roads.162 words
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Article40 1960-07-01 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Rural Board will set up a revenue collection centre at Jalan Hock Chye on Monday. This is one of several to be set up to enable rural dwellers to pay their dues without trouble.40 words
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Article, Illustration95 1960-07-01 3 Kisses for radiant bride as the happy Flying Officer hubby looks on SINGAPORE, Fri— -Flying Officer Robert Charles Howe. R.N.Z.A.F., was married to Miss Diana Hilda Gill, the daughter of Squadron Leader 0 A. Gill and Mrs. Gill 'of R.A.F Changi. at St. Georges Church, Changi. Flying Officer Howe is95 words
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130 1960-07-01 3 Club plans fun tours for children SINGAPORE, Fri.— The O Hans Andersen Club has arranged to give 900 children a good time during the next month. Five hundred children will be taken, on July 24, lor an inspection tour of HMS Albion and they will be the guests of Captain130 words
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Article26 1960-07-01 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Some 500 Islamic religious teachers m Selangor are praying every night for the next 40 days for a pay increase.26 words
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Article23 1960-07-01 3 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Ramakrishna Mission wiil be holding their class on Bhagavad Gita by Swami Siddhatmananda at 7 p.m. tomorrow.23 words
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176 1960-07-01 3 Malayan Airways picks 12 more local boys to become engineers SINGAPORE, Friday. MALAYAN Airways has taken 12 more local 1 boys to be trained as aircraft ground en- gineers. The boys, selected from over 200 applicants, began their five-year training today. The recruits will learn and work m the airline's176 words
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76 1960-07-01 3 BAHAI FOLLOWERS TO MARK PROPHET'S DAY <^INGAPORE. Fri. The Bahai religionists will celebrate the martyrdom day of the Prophet, the Bab, at the residence of Mrs. George Lee, m Pasir Panjang Road, on July 9 at 7 p.m. This was disclosed by the secretary of the Council ol Women, Singapore.76 words
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154 1960-07-01 3 Singapore now imports more cotton yarn from Pakistan SINGAPORE, Fri. 10 The increasing demand for Pakistan cotton yarn has resulted m a substantial rise m imports to Singapore from that country this year. In the first three month-*, more than 1.000.000 poundi of cotton yarn worth over $1,000,000 were imported154 words
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Article24 1960-07-01 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. Children of the Singapore School for the Blind have raised $20.10 among themselves for the National Theatre Fund.24 words
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Article25 1960-07-01 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri. A former senior Chamberlain of the Johore Royal Court. Lt. Col. Musa bin Yusof died on Wednesday. He was 72.25 words
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Article38 1960-07-01 3 MALACCA, Fri. The Governor of Malacca, Dato Haji Abdul Malek bin Yusof has commended tne sisters of the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus here for their "noble work of bringing up unwanted babies." LONDON. FRIDAY38 words
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Advertisement70 1960-07-01 3 t Commercial Radio goes on the air on July 31st. Are your Jingles and Spots recorded? For o complete production and recording service m English, ffl Nk Malay or Chinese dialects call m the experts FAR EASTERN FEATURES -FT "W SERVICE, P.O. Box 1349, Singapore. Tel: *****. v TSEge mm70 words
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Miscellaneous121 1960-07-01 3 H,,t \IV b mrUes I news; 7.10 Newstalk: 7.15 The m**-res<47Bo v eek-end s «-Dort. a preview of p.m.— 10.00 p.m. spoos compiled by Kelvin Reutens. ne sum- 7.30 These Are New. a preview 130 The of some of ihe latest discs m the 145 Made music shop; 8.00 Lea:n121 words
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671 1960-07-01 4 TOM BAISTON - TOM BAISTON TM HAPPY THAT I DONT NEED THE MONEY... ANYWAY, THE TAX MAN WOULD HAVE TAKEN ND-IE-TENTHS AWAY TO MAKE THE ATOM BOMB' By TO be offered M 54,250,000 to appear on a series of TV beer commer--1671 words
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Article31 1960-07-01 4 SINGAPORE, Fri— The Malayan Indian Congress, Singapore, will set up a sub-com-mittee to help Indians here m matters of citizenship, immigration, passport and ship tickets to Indian port*..31 words
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Article, Illustration247 1960-07-01 4 IT'S NOT NEW AT ALL TO ME, SAYS ALEC "If you aren't a sexual symbol the publicity boys try to explain you away with a gimmick." The withdrawnness turns out to be a mixture of unactorty reserve and something closer to humility. Behind the public mark Is a private warmth247 words
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Article, Illustration178 1960-07-01 4 Pier is now a favourite fishing spot for Chinatown teenagers COLLYER QUAY, Friday. CLIFFORD PIER, one of the favourite "lungs" of Chinatown residents, has become a fashionable iishing ground for teen- aged children. Boys of various age groups, the majority under 18, can be seen leaning on the railings with178 words
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Article, Illustration178 1960-07-01 4 CONRAD CHIEW - 'Circle service' is provided at this petrol station CONRAD CHIEW By PHANGI, Fri. A t n ew Caltex service station and petrol kiosks, at the junction of Lorong 101 and Changi Road is now open for busiThfs 6 the first of about 12 Service stations m Singapore and WBB*^Johore Testation,178 words
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Article27 1960-07-01 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The United Nations have given grants-in-aid of 71 experts and fellowships and 195 scholarships and training awards to Malaya last year.27 words
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96 1960-07-01 4 ITLANG, Fri. Two lire engines one rrom Klang and tin- oilier from Fort Swollen l lam need |0 miles lo Kapar village to light a blaze which destroyed a wooden j house. On arriving at th' the firemen had din". m96 words
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Article35 1960-07-01 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The South Indian Labour Fund Board spent $82,431 last year to repatriate Indian labourers and tneir dependants, and another $23,000 for orphans of Indian labourers living m the Federation.35 words
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Article30 1960-07-01 4 SINGAPORE, Frl. More than 300 Malay residents of Pasir Panjang entertained the Indonesian radio star, Pak Kasur and his family at the Bouna Vista Community Centre.30 words
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Article30 1960-07-01 4 SINGAPORE, Fri.— All tickets for the International Folk Dance concert on Sunday have been distributed and no more are available, said an announcement from thc Chinese YMCA.30 words
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Article33 1960-07-01 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Commander m Chief, Far East Btation, Vice Admiral Sir David Luce will make his first official visit to Australia and New Zealand from July 13 to 126.33 words
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Article39 1960-07-01 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. Five delegates of the Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce headed by their president, Mr. H.T. Tan, will leave for kuching tomorrow to represent Singapore at the Kuching Jaycees International Trade Fair next week.39 words
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Advertisement236 1960-07-01 4 BLUE SPOT FULL STEREO Made m Germany. BUY A BLUE SPOT AND YOU OWN THE BEST The German Name Is BLAUPUNKT Sole _4j£.';*f' ■> KEE HUAT RADIO CO., LTD. Singapore Kuala Lumpur Penang. |yl\ IN Jb y FOW ALL I YOUR OFFICE I EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS LIONS "CANDY" DAY V^"_^ JULY236 words
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Article275 1960-07-01 5 LOW SIEW JOO - LOW SIEW JOO HE IGNORES FIVE-YEAR SPINAL INJURY AND IS NOW ONE OF BEST SCHOOL ATHLETES B> SINGAPORE, Fri.. i,\l. years aga, Jaffar bin Mohamed Yusof Nad a -pinal injury. Today, he confounds lhr doctors by becoming one of Monk's Hill ,)<J.iry School's best athletes. i275 words
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Article23 1960-07-01 5 I- torn bo admitted convictions. two years In a plead- bi be fa at C .'>mbo 52.100 on23 words
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Article, Illustration140 1960-07-01 5 BRAS BASAH Fri.— Schoolboy essayist. Martin Chay Tuck Weng, 17, of St. Joseph's Institution, has won his third first prize for tssav writing. In the recent inter-school essay contest sponsored by the Chinese YMCA. Martin was awarded the lirst prize. Martin140 words
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90 1960-07-01 5 MAN FINED FOR THREATENING TO STAB FORMER WIFE SINGAPORE. Fri.— Alter a chance meeting at the Oriental Theatre, a man took his former wife m a taxi to Tiong Bahru and threatened to stab her. the Ninth Magistrate's Court was told Yau Shlu pltaded guilty to attempting to cause hurt90 words
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Article32 1960-07-01 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Jewish Menorah Club will celebrate Its sixth anniversary with a dance at the Reuben it n assrh Meyer Communal Hall. Oxley Rise, tomorrow at 8.30 p.m.32 words
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167 1960-07-01 5 Tearful man tells judge why he broke into club and stole lenses SINGAPORE, Friday. ||EXRY SAMUEL, 24, tears welling m his eyes and a voice tilled with emotion, related to a district judge what led him to steal. Samuel had pleaded guilty before Mr. K. T. Alexander, the Third Criminal167 words
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203 1960-07-01 5 A man charged with selling goods left in his care is acquitted SINGAPORE, Fr L— A transport cofnpany chief was charged with misappropriating 173 cartons of women's sanitary towels, worth 53.522. Tay Kheng Hong. 31. who denied the charge was acquitted after making his defence m the First Criminal District203 words
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121 1960-07-01 5 DETECTIVE FACES TWO CHARGES OF CORRUPTION SINGAPORE. Fri. A detective, George Yeo. was j brought before tne Ninth Ma- gistrate, Mr. R. 8.1. Pates, on two counts of corruptly ob- I taining money from a police supervisee. He pleaded not guilty to both charges. The case was transferred to the121 words
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Article41 1960-07-01 5 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Mr. P. G. Peralta, who this week retired from the post of Exhibition and Tourist Promotion Officer of the Ministry of Culture, will leave Singapore today tor Manila to attend a tourist conference as an observer.41 words
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Article33 1960-07-01 5 SEREMBAN, Fri. The proposed climb up Gunong Angsi by 50 girls of the Negri Sembilan branch of the Malayan Outward Bound Association is to be made on July 31.33 words
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Advertisement211 1960-07-01 5 Menthol FILTER CIGARETTES NEWPORT refreshes while Mf you smoke -frl! like no other ._f_^i^^^^_^r^^^ \r& cigarette! Ln ri«sT With THt nUtS' Cla-»tfTTtS-TH«OUGN -081-IAW MStAtCM r^ r 7 two MUNORto or TOi»cco tmtttwci P^ il_r^_^jl _____L_^__l 1 Wj\\\ V >-. __v^^^^^^^^ Mostly Air-Conditioned Rooms H* 1^ --^v H y This comfortable211 words
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Miscellaneous238 1960-07-01 5 RIP KIRBY By John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson I I*s^l' *aU Our t„7\ I Yi^ K^^e*\jßf A "TIC^AS,PI barrel-"- 7 jcY-_ --< X;" E Ev e fff to^jne -B» jPffs\pJ4Xyj L_t_V__ __w^ /^^r*l !_?*^^v i y MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis Wj^/^/A^ S '^////;/y BENEATH THE SARCAS -ANP6Of238 words
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Article932 1960-07-01 6 riRLS get "weight-worry" early m life and then worry about what happens when they try to shed the pounds and ounces. Take the case of Lucy Low, of Tanjong Patfar. She is m her teens. She writes to me: D THE FREE PRESS DOCTOR932 words
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879 1960-07-01 6 BITTER TASTE IN YOUR MOUTH: A BAD TOOTH OR SEPTIC TONSIL COULD BE THE CAUSE thing is due to nervous tension. Perhaps you are the worrying kind and your problems pile back on you as you wake up. This often happens when people make a decision about some pressing matter.879 words
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325 1960-07-01 6 NEW YORK, Fri. A microscopic protozoan parasite, shaped like a tiny hair, accounts for more venereal disease m wide areas of the Far East, including Malaya, than any traditional agent. Tnis is reported here by an American medical sciential.325 words
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Article454 1960-07-01 6 AFFAIRS OF THE HEART.. HOW can I prove my love? Every day lam asked this question by young: readers. Boys and girls expect me to supply some clear-cut formula a sort of testimonial to be handed out like candy Two examples of this come from454 words
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Article89 1960-07-01 6 ONE-MINUTE PROBLEM MY DAUGHTER is en gaged, and although she has plenty of ni< clothes her fiance iv always buying new things for her. I say Ite should he savins for their home. My dauj-h ter says it is »ot my place to interfere. K. S.89 words
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Advertisement624 1960-07-01 6 You can hand m your nmall cd. to any one of COLD STORAGE SHOPS throughout MALAYA ond m SINGAPORE CAMKDON MUHL'NOI Cold atoragc iMi Ltd., 20 T-n_r\ Rata. j IPOH Cold Storacc 'Mi Ltd., i 1-5 Clmr« Btreet. Wm Storage IM) Ltd.. P 10 New Road. ro.d •torasc «M> Ltd624 words
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Advertisement599 1960-07-01 6 |llltlll 1 a Song of Love m l| Eternally Beautiful m ENGAGEMENT J RINGS m la Platinum St Gold Set Diamond*.. j m t iJM* ar m mm~mr B I A \w\ |P. i. HENDRY -j Jewellers 78. North Bridfe R«-4 Adelphi Hotel, Spore. fit, Kuala Lumpur. m Dear Sir.599 words
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Advertisement113 1960-07-01 6 See distant subjects as Large as Life with MARINE SUPER TURRET TELESCOPE mmß Mm^L\ B,__r^_a^_-_f |V Rn_____t__l I Hr^ **_f____k j^^Jß^^^ List Price: 15x30x40x60 £tf. complete with magnification gS H leather carrying _____r I Sole Agents Service Station: "TITHES" OENTAL PHOTO SOPPLY. LTD. 62. Middle Road. Singapore, 7. Tel: *****/2198:.113 words
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Article, Illustration136 1960-07-01 7 JAN MOK- AI - JAN MOK-AI Whistling orchestra 7 trained canaries strike the right note B. PULAU BUXOM. Friday. V |K I I V!>K DE SILVA loves birds and music, M jrU the blending of these two loves has !r( jn soflMtMag quite unique— an orches- -.marie-. s lays Mr. de136 words
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16 1960-07-01 7 CLUB ORGANISES COURSE ON MOTHERCRAFT i ;b LS o week and irom Mon--3.30 dies to Girls16 words
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134 1960-07-01 7 YOUR INJURIES NOT SO SERIOUS, COURT TELLS WOMAN SINGAPORE. Fri. A woman vege-table-seller, who received only very slight injuries, was found out by a court to have •grossly exaggerated" them. This resulted m the woman. Whang Ah How. being rebuked by the court and m the acquittal of three members134 words
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Article28 1960-07-01 7 SINGAPORE, Fri. Students of Chung Cheng High School yesterday celebrated the school's 21st anniversary with an art and photographic exhibition at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce.28 words
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Article24 1960-07-01 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Chinese Chamber of Commerce has begun enrolments for its third Malay class which will begin on July 14.24 words
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Article27 1960-07-01 7 MALACCA. Fri.— The Mini-! stry of Agriculture and Cooperatives aims to get 750.000 Malay farmers to be >hare-holders of a proposed urea fertiliser plant.27 words
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Article22 1960-07-01 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The design of the Federation's projected Parliament House may be decided upon within the next month.22 words
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Article26 1960-07-01 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Federation of Unions of Government Employees is to negotiate a merger with the 10,000-strong City Council Labour Unions Federation.26 words
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173 1960-07-01 7 SINGAPORE, Friday. JHI-; highlight of the Candy Queen Ball at thc Sea View Hotel on July 16 will be the Tandy Queen Contest." A parade of 20 beautiful models will be competing for the title "Candy Queen 1960173 words
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Article98 1960-07-01 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— UMNO and the Pan-Malayan Islamic Party are now conducting rival campaigns to win more Malay support. The P.M.I.P. is to send a team of eight propaganda specialists to enrol supporters throughout the country. The party headquarters here announced this plan as the UMNO publicity98 words
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95 1960-07-01 7 PROF. TSCHANG FOR WORLD GEOGRAPHICAL CONFERENCE SINGAPORE. FrJ. Prof Tschang Hsilin of Nanyang University will leave next week to attend the 10th general assembly- of the International Geographical Union and the 19th International Geographical Congress m Stockholm. Prof. Tschang, who is Professor of Geography at Nanyang University, has been invited95 words
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Article30 1960-07-01 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The American international folk dance specialist, Rickey Holden, who is now on his second Asian tour, will be m Malaya for two months.30 words
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Article, Illustration248 1960-07-01 7 ALEXANDRA LEE - Kellock Road is a joy to behold ALEXANDRA LEE SHE CREATES A NURSERY OF LOVELY FLOWERS AND GAY FERNS OUTSIDE HER HOME... NOW HER EXAMPLE IS FOLLOWED BY NEIGHBOURS By SINGAPORE, Fri. Kellock Road where no grass grows, is today a shining example of scenic beaut y— thanks to the248 words
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177 1960-07-01 7 Loveliest girl at Press Ball will go on a four-day Bangkok tour KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. MALAYA'S first Press Queen will be given YIP treatment m Bangkok live m the city's best hotel, be interviewed on television, be escorted to night-clubs and go sight-seeing. After being elected by editors of leading177 words
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Article44 1960-07-01 7 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Jewish Menorah Club will celebrate its sixth anniversary with a dance at the Reuben Manasseh Meyer Communal Hall, Oxley Rise, tomorrow from 8.30 p.m. Oriental dances and a fashion fantasy will be part of the programme.44 words
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94 1960-07-01 7 BAN ON BOOKS: MINISTER NAMES 54 PUBLISHERS SINGAPORE, Fri. The Minister for Home Affairs, Singapore. Mr. Ong Pang Boon, has banned the importation, sale and circulation of picture books from 54 publishing houses m Hong Kong. These publications, defined "Chain Story Picture Books," have been banned under the island's Undesirable94 words
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148 1960-07-01 7 Old co-operative society will discuss plans to set up own building 17UALA LUMPUR, Fri. 1V —The Federation of Malaya Postal and Telecommunications Co operative Thrift and Loan Society Ltd. will meet on July 17 to consider a proposal to erect its own building. Proposal If the proposal is accepted, it148 words
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Advertisement73 1960-07-01 7 1 Mv ••«nv My indigestion troiiWes have (-really -offered for the last eight years. '••Pie-ted one course of the above, I found that I ""thin- i wish fspecU ly curry et c. -•■'"v other types of medicines and spent "o at, ail. No- 5 fan 4hank you and m f73 words
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Advertisement156 1960-07-01 7 J L -m mm MM m^ m Mm l RT^^TTi*|Tj Mt __t^ __SO '■•v-vff'Swffi"_*f*ffiira ~^%\\^^My^^^^^M/m*^ Now fly to Tokyo at this new low Excursion fare only $1087 round trip. En route enjoy stopover privileges m Saigon, Manila and Hong Kong. Fly Pan Am's giant fourengine Clippers* all the way take156 words
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Miscellaneous47 1960-07-01 7 t? ILL A-K.-_AA-E.ri WADULOKJ^ yjJ-j^ro (it] f rr, v»a». <p i wEae ft r tt#l I -_}-W J o V POP Pi VO J^J 9 f >V Oon't truit to iuck...De tare ot a pleaaaat eveoiag ivory day witn a regular order tor The Siagapore Free Preaa47 words
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239 1960-07-01 8 waist. And yet, most of us are not even aware or proud of them. i Show them off girls! Gaily-coloured belts will not only brighten an old dress, but also draw attention to tiny waists. Broad, waist cinching belts are meant239 words
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Article, Illustration110 1960-07-01 8 VASES WITH AN 'OUT OF WORLD' LOOK HAVE you noticed that vases are getting more and more fanciful these days? Maybe the designers are influenced by the space age but the latest trend m vases certainly seemed "out of 1 this world." They are In the most uni imaginable shapes,110 words
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Article, Illustration140 1960-07-01 8 Gay belts will brighten old dress and show off your tiny waists QlftLS, show off your tiny waists with pretty belts. Never before li-is so much attention been focussed on them ns now. With the news that for the first time m history, a royal beltmaker has been appointed by140 words
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Article42 1960-07-01 8 It looks as if colour has come into soaps too. Lux toilet soap is now available ln pink, green, yellow, and blue, besides the usual pure White. Well, why not bathe m your favourite colour too!42 words
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Article, Illustration75 1960-07-01 8 Such a charming dress for a young girl on her special date Charming m o d c 1 Kay could have danced all night, if she wanted to. m this lovely white evening dress from Town and Country, m Orchard Road. Made m uncreasablc glass nylon and embroidered m various75 words
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136 1960-07-01 8 Now it's soup to make the housewife's work so much easier THE MODERN housewife is indeed lucky. She has all sorts of gadgets and machines to make her kitchen work so much eisier. She needn't wash clothes if she hasn't a servant. There's always the washing machine. Nor need she136 words
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119 1960-07-01 8 THIS SILK ORGANZA GLITTERS AT NIGHT THE latest thing m evening wear for the fashionable girl Is silk or ganza. lully embroidered with glittering sequins Hand made m Hong Kong, the material comes In pieces -each enough for a cheongsam. with allowances for darts and seams. If you have the119 words
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Article48 1960-07-01 8 Does your husband, fiance or boy friend think of you as the sophisticated wo man? If so, then you will probably adore Dai Mo by Lubin, a French perfumer. But if you prefer a fresh scent, why not try, Gin Jizz also by Lubin.48 words
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193 1960-07-01 8 MRS. C. J. Beins, of 308 Selegie Road, Singapore 7, wins the first prize of $20 m the "Household Hints" competition for her tip on sewing plastic material. She says: "When sewing plastic by hand or machine, take a piece of white chalk193 words
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Advertisement466 1960-07-01 8 ...mdmj W. ~^-__F Psa MoTiK _^fc^,N. A^km *w mW **9 Jb w«. > N v% X.X vi l__ Trr this easy beauty test today: Apply one of the radiant new •hades of Cutex Nail Polish on one ha„d only. Now, compart your two hands. The hand without Cutex looks dull.466 words
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Advertisement319 1960-07-01 8 i BARBECUE-PICMIC fords "^f You'll be delighted O^ms with these Sky-Line bor- L becue tools, one set of ■*.£ljFj i which is specially styled 1 A 1 for meals cooked m r j the open-air. I Length of Slice 20"/ j Length of Fork 20 y k to >_»_, PRici319 words
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Article, Illustration254 1960-07-01 9 Chinese High the Victors- Goal-happy Indians go to town against Sukaramai I.R.C. 9 Sukaramai 1 wx Itx JALAN BESAR, Friday. JADI AN Recreation Club took the field without four 'regulars.' But this did not stop them from going to town against weak Sukaramai who had no answer to the goal-happy254 words
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381 1960-07-01 9 ROBERT CHONG - Nanyang Girls' come out on top in 'A' Division as rivalry comes to an end ROBERT CHONG nv Bukit Timah Friday Timah District combined high schools athletic meet 1 ;i exciting close yesterday after three d.ivs of hectic :km High, witli 78 points, won the \V division title for s-up381 words
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217 1960-07-01 9 PACE MAN A' COURT ROUTS THE TOURISTS ALL OUT 49 BRISTOL. Fri. Dismissing the South Africans for 49. their lowest total against a county side since 1912, Gloucestershire gained a I thrilling three-wicket victory j here yesterday. Denis A'Court, a newcomer to the Gloucestershire side, took six for 25. Gloucestershires217 words
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Article78 1960-07-01 9 BRAS BASAH. Frl. St. Josephs Institution trounced Serangoon English School by four matches to one In the fourth round of the Affiliated Clubs Inter-School chess tournament yesterday. Results: (SJI players first) Ho Wah Klat beat Mah Han Lai. Jimmy Chong lost to Yeo Cheng Guan, Low Wen78 words
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Article, Illustration619 1960-07-01 9 J- X Fri -on tats, took I day o! ol Pmstr ath] They are re more a, Cresweil ahead itnst 2 printer. w right 'A' 1 about today. RO\^ DIVIS|O> Ho Peng 'Aong (HY' :nin. l m r619 words
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Article142 1960-07-01 9 SWIMMERS FAIL TO QUALIFY TANJONG RHU, Fri. All five swimmers who turned up at the Singapore Swimming Club yesterday for the Olympic Swimming trials disappointed. All failed to qualify. They were Fong Hoe Beng, Ooi Boon Khwee. Sheah Pong Chee Siew Ghee and Miss Yeap Ean Ee. ,J he qualifying142 words
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Article71 1960-07-01 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr Justice Wee Chong Jin will lead the Bench m their annual cricket match against the Bar on Sunday at 11 am. on the padang. The Bench team will be* Justice Wee Chong Jin S T Stewart. R. C. Hoffman,' P. R. Lewis,71 words
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Advertisement76 1960-07-01 9 FEDERAL PUBUCATIONS LTD. INCORPORATED IN THE FEDERATION OF MALAYA mmmW V ..X **^mmmmmW^r ik "mAmW' Bog y£,' Ao«. -^Afj. -^V M jt^HW^ ow-^SHkV:- _B_fc___r __f__E**i'T •s_•* •'■__bp s___F'"^^Wp"*- ■>"***■■*' "v3_____Vv m* JmPfj^: -/ty oc o___. 3 v«e_____l b ___c -__flo^ _I^ 4$ m aM m '^_s__? v w _L *<s_^-fe"76 words
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Advertisement154 1960-07-01 9 \&*smW& m. mmmmmm mmm* X x i Bursting with numerous Drastic Reductions SO MANY NEW ITEMS UNPACKED TODAY WITH SLASHED PRICES NOW ON X TAJMAHAL S j f 23, High Street, X Qinaannr* Tfi!' WW^k&S^. *wa. a W|-rvi w I VI. mm. mm sJ "T Ladies Wwar U.P. s.P. X154 words
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Article917 1960-07-01 10 SHOPING 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. HERE A LIPSTICK that women have beer, waiting fcr! One application of917 words
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187 1960-07-01 10 Katong District forms new Softball League Sports Chatter SOFTBALL has certainly pirn i a si. fooling m Singapore. lis popularity be seen by the increasing MMMT of pi and spectators turning out for matches. Active Katong District have formed their own It called the Sandlot League. Six teams arc taking187 words
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Article200 1960-07-01 10 SINGAPORE. Badminton Association ties for tomorrow night starting at 7.30. Men's Jr. Singles Qr. -Final. Hashim Harun v Goh Geok Loo. Richard Chee v Lai Lung Ming. Gan Kok Peng v Tav Pin Pin. Charan Singh v J. E. Heng. Mens Jr. Doubles. Qr -Final Cheong Hock Lock200 words
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Article, Illustration326 1960-07-01 10 LIM KOK ANN - LIM KOK ANN By SINGAPORE. Fri HAVING recovered from the major tournaments played earlier m the year, the clubs are now beginning their annual championships. At t h c Chinese Swimming Club one round is being played every Sunday afternoon. Peter Seng i.s326 words
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Article104 1960-07-01 10 wants to join club MRS. Irene M. Wood. a newcomer V B pore. She wants to jon. a women's hockey team A keen hockey p. since the aj-< of IS, has played lor the English Civil Service. South R< team and also a Roche*:. t women's team. She is a104 words
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Article70 1960-07-01 10 WOODSVILLE. Fn.-S Andrew's became the &< goon District knockout 1 ket champions when beat Victoria School I runs yesterday. Raj Kumar was hro the Saints when he took wickets for 10 runs. X Shankar took five Saint Andrew*! 73 (Tlui Wee 24 I. fclcCul!) Roland70 words
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Article18 1960-07-01 10 ST ANDREW'S. M Thomson went round Course m 70 and said just as good 1 PI18 words
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Advertisement225 1960-07-01 10 NEW ORLONCOTTON FRESHER wash and wear made to measure SUITS yours for $98.75 from PmTmTn .ho- m 88. Hifh Street. Tel: ***** SINGAPORE'S ONLY EXCLUSIVE MEN'S SHOP MERLE NORMAN Irter-.r_._WY rT^ mB cr«« MM. B. BkrnmCmm W* FREE DEMONSTRATIONS WING ON CO. TO»?_. Sourh Rrl__? Road. TrX: *****. SLVGATOKE. JUST225 words
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Advertisement235 1960-07-01 10 Students who go Overseas I j We sell what you need overcoat, quilt, woollen pullovers, underwears, scarf, gloves, jumpers, winter pyjamas. Advice given Call on us FOOK ON Dept. Store 83 35, SOUTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORF- 1. TEL: ***** PHILLIPS The True Temper STEEL BICYCLE Built to give you:COMFORT DURABILITY235 words
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Advertisement32 1960-07-01 10 FOR YOUR IDEAL OF CARVED TEAK-WOOD or CAMPHOR-WOOD CHESTS Made to Order or Ready Made to suit you At Reasonable Prices Contact: LU SHING CHENG CARVED FURNITURE CO. 9. Tiverton Lane. S'pore-9.32 words
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Advertisement54 1960-07-01 10 _r SHADEM ASTER ■[Venetian j blinds oxtro hoary onclosod motol hood with finest frede hardI ware ond ■elf-ad.ust-t lnt filter. I* Plastic coat aluminium slats. I* "SHADEMASTCR" ■wb Jk nylon cord. mil* tho bottom bor with tf tho disappearing tapo. 3 GOH KENG —3 SO, Guillemard Road, lr-***J Spore 14.54 words
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Advertisement155 1960-07-01 10 CUT PRICE! FOR LADIES BLUOUSES PYJAMAS BROCADE JACKETS NIGHT DRESSES EMBROIDERED SILK BED JACKETS FOR MEN DRESSING GOWNS 310, ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE 9. TEL: *****/9 ***** DANDRUFF? MUST GO! tUSE MIRACLE DANDRICIDE $1/- A Bottle (loz.) Available from: HAIRDRESSERS, LEADING DISPENSARIES STORES IP Jk W EXCLUSIVE gV m DESIGNS I155 words
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Advertisement199 1960-07-01 10 UNPACKED NEW TREDLITE SHOES m new colours new styles from U.S.A. see them at I *>**•'$ %»o*m 86, High Street. Tel: 211f3 SINGAPORE'S ONLY EXCLUSIVE MEN'S SHOP Symphony m YOU enjoy it JOSHl'Scolour, design, texture, motifs all vying with one another to ploy their master tune to your satisfaction. JOSHI'S199 words
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586 1960-07-01 11 Be logical and go for Dententurius to win the Summer Cup sprint ULAN LEWIS SAYS I: I. i|\l I 1. Di**. I— «F.: Happy Mrlodv 10 04) s_n«.i«.i. «n-r_'. 7~ Ua*pada RO!. F.r_n< 8.00 S^S fi' j^S .bote Ladr 7.07. Forest Beau II 7.07. Z Mnger 08 illuuanrr-. permitted) i586 words
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399 1960-07-01 11 Impressive Whizpah, with 1 3 lb. drop, fancied for the mile CL. 1. DIV 1 IM.: Who Knims 9.00. Satoro 8.13. Downing Street $.12. Big Daddy 8.06. Pinkson 8.04. Rogerthorpe Mt, limberlane 8.01. Whizi>ah 8.00. Singora II 7. 13. Brave General 7.08. Peaceful King 7.07. West Star 7.07. Agnes Slipper399 words
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Article206 1960-07-01 11 CL. 4. DIV. 4 «f.: Showman II 9.00; Legisrika 8.13; Pilot's Bravery 8.12; j French Shoe 8.10; Indian i Heather II 8.10; Little Michael 8.10: C hicken urrr 8.09; Pulot Itam 8.08; Kidjang 8.08: arbon Paper 8.07: Cinerama li 8.06; Blue Swell 8.0 j; Princely206 words
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719 1960-07-01 11 Last start winner Captain Marvel should beat rivals «j„o.V t' D V 2 6F Tion Bahru Mil District Line 8.13. Singin*- Boy 8.13. Film Studio IV 8.13. New State 8.13, Bonne iS^J-, 3 V, Ent rtainer m B*l28 12 Captain Marvel 8.10. Lanciei KS- if**** 52 809 Chea P BuBravo - 719 words
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Article143 1960-07-01 11 MINISTRY OF CULTURE: Free film shows at Pasir Ris camp of Singapore Work Brigade; Waterloo Street CYMA ground; Duchess Road 7 p.m. YMCA (Orchard Road): Junior dept. opens from 2 p.m.; bodybuilding and weightlifting 4 p.m.; judo special intensive course 5.45 p.m.; Malay language Std. I beginners 6.30143 words
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Article, Illustration413 1960-07-01 11 Look here for your Lucky star gORN today you have big ambitions ana your goals can be obtained only through hard work. You are not the type to have things handed to you on a silver platter. Since you women especially are artistic and romantic, you should have talent for413 words
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Advertisement23 1960-07-01 11 He* forgot JV m* i He forgot But this punter REMEMBERED ...TO ORDER HIS Free Press Race Day Special ITS IN TOMORROWS ISSUE23 words
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Miscellaneous447 1960-07-01 11 Ll LS ACROSS __MBt__l part of disguise aa n monk? (.9). 5 A short but refreshing place H^ T""^T"""^ W"" I B I l_& is>. I I r P I r I P 7. To b? furious decapitate ___^l^| l_^^_LJ^.J l_J fl fl L_l tobviously think the fl flfl fl447 words
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Miscellaneous39 1960-07-01 11 TODAY: 3.44 p.m. TOMORROW: 3.?3 a.m. and 4.34 p.m. SUNDAY: 4.39 p.m. and 5.31 p.m. MONDAY: 0.08 a.m. and 6.35 p.m. TUESDAY: 7.43 a.m. and 7.37 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 9.00 a.m and 8.31 p.m. THURSDAY: 10.00 a.m. and 9.21 p.m.39 words
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245 1960-07-01 12 LONDON. Friday. COUNTY cricket laurels went lo Worcestershire's Donald Kenyon yesttid.v His magnificent double-century against Ulamorgan at Stourbridge gave him his third three-figure score ol the season. T" Kenyon. v. m the d w to no. bitting runs245 words
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Article183 1960-07-01 12 At C.uildford. Oxford Ur.iversny 242 and 24 for no wicket. Surrey 243 for four declared <M. Stewart 73. D. Parsons M, BaxTingtou 44 noi out). \t Worthing. Sussex 284 .Dd 171 for seven declared »D. -smith 53 Warwickshire 142 iB. Fletcher 40 no*, out)183 words
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216 1960-07-01 12 DURBAN, Friday. COMMENTING on 'throwing 1 South African Test umpire Bill Marais, last night called for a world conference ot umpires. He said such a gathering would help obtain uniform interpretation of the rules. Then he added: "The problem MCC should try toReuter - 216 words
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177 1960-07-01 12 LAYER AND MARK LOSE TO A PAIR OF BOYS WIMBLEDON, Fr i In one of Wimbledon's most thrilling doubles matches foi many years, the young scratch pair of Rafael Osuna, (Mexico), and Dennis Ralston, 17--year-old United States junior champion, beat Australians Rod Layer, and Bob Mark to enter the men'sReuter - 177 words
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Article, Illustration624 1960-07-01 12 Drugs Athletes CAN THESE COMMON PEP PILLS WIN OLYMPIC MEDALS FOR SINGAPORE? CHAPMAN PINCHER writes a startling report for the Free Press WB \T real help would an athlete get from a pep drug if he took it surreptitiously before competing m an event? Could a Singapore athlete dope himself624 words
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Article94 1960-07-01 12 FARRER PARK. Fri. Chinese Athletic beat Rajaji Sports Club 2-1 ln a friendly 1 soccer match here yesterday. Rajaji led 1-0 at halftime. James Quah <2) netted both 1 goals for Chinese. Jayaram for Rajaji. Chinese Athletic: See Lim Chooi Kirn. Kah Hua. Kok Leong.94 words
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Article32 1960-07-01 12 SALT LAKE CITY. Fri. Pete Rademacher, one-time heavyweight title contender, floored his opponent five times last night before scoring a 10th round technical knockout over Lamark Clark. U.P.I.U.P.I. - 32 words
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Article20 1960-07-01 12 TOKYO, Fri.— The touring Rumanian handball team won its eighth game m Japan 18 to 5. ReuterReuter - 20 words
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225 1960-07-01 12 MacKenzie in record trial at Henley HENLEY ON THAMES. *j Fri. Tnere were few < J shocks 'at Henley Royal Re- satta yesterday, where racing continued m a chill breeze under skies overcast for two < thirds of tiie day. Stuart MacKenzie, Austra- lia's Olympic silver medallist and winner ofReuter - 225 words
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Article107 1960-07-01 12 Severe battering for Basilio SALT LAKE CITY, Fri. Gene Fullmer improved by two rounds last night when i he scored a technical knock- j out over Carmen Basilio m the 12th round of his return defence of the N.B.A. middleweight crown. At San Francisco last A-ie. 28 Fullmer scored a107 words
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Article67 1960-07-01 12 "pOKYO, Fri Hiroshi 1 Okawa of Japan last night became the first Orient Junior lightweight champion. He outpointed Somkiat Kiatmuangyom of Thailand over 12 rounds. The Orient Boxing Federa- tion last February decided a title holder should be found for this weight. Okawa proved a67 words
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Article167 1960-07-01 12 LAKER NO GREAT TO M.C.C. LONDON. Fri. After discussing the book -Over to tfe" written by Jim Laker, the ormer Surrey and England Iff-spin bowler. M.C.C. have decided to (Terminate his lonorary membership with the club. Laker, whose pass to the Oval ground was withdrawn In May by the SurreyReuter - 167 words
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Article24 1960-07-01 12 ROME. Fri. Malay a entry last night took the number of countries m the Olympic Games to a record 78.- ReuterReuter - 24 words
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178 1960-07-01 12 JOE EZEKIEL - Round and round for 100 miles: Cyclists in gruelling 4-hour race JOE EZEKIEL By SINGAPORE. Friday. (INK hundred miles of cycling faces Singapore's crack riders on Sunday. Amongsl them is Len Benton. 22, winner of List Sun day's Tree Press Cycle Race from Kranji to Changi. The IOQ-no.' i organised178 words
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97 1960-07-01 12 Frenchman still leads the big Tour SAINT MALO. Fr: Hem v Anglade oi Fr-ance retained the overall lead m Un cycle Tour de France a: yesterday's filth stage. With a total time of 23 hr. 25 non 22 sec. he leads from Wim Van Est < Holland o B hr.Reuter - 97 words
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Article147 1960-07-01 12 VAZIR MARKAR - VAZIR MARKAR B, Singapore, Fn *3 Only one Sin player, Orrar bu. him. has bet n i to take pa:* Badminton Ast of Malaya ships at Ipoh 29 to Awi. I I other men asked to The champ, n serve as a tna: fl147 words
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