The Singapore Free Press, 9 July 1960
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Title Section18 1960-07-09 1 THE NEWSPAPER EVERYBODY IS TALKING ABOUT The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1960. 15 CENtfS.18 words
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Article, Illustration36 1960-07-09 1 Adlai IS still in the fight rcn- :cay lid be Deotial mid c I the of d purues we l grea r t I via I i I rhe that hi> 700 V -Gor. 761 irts36 words
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Article282 1960-07-09 1 Now it's 'massive threats' over Bundestag's September meeting BONN. Saturday. J'HK Berlin issue again began building up pressure last night following Soviet Premier, Mr. Nikita Khrushchev's "massive threats." He said it: Vienna that if the West German Bundestag (Lower House) met m West Berlin, RussiaReuter - 282 words
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Article, Illustration60 1960-07-09 1 Nik in Vienna starts it all over again BACK TO BALALAIKA DAYS: Mr. Khrushchev and em friend of 30 years ago Tutiana Pavlovna look at a picture of NUi! i playing the balalaika when he was a vounu miner m the Caucasus. Grey-haired Tatiana. now living: m Austria stormed past60 words
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128 1960-07-09 1 'Stop that hunt plea by kidnapper SJYDNEY. Sat. A man claiming to be the kidnapper of eightyear -oid Graeme T horn c telephoned the Sydney Daily Telegraph and said he would leave the boy m a church if the hunt Australia's btesest ever was called of. The reporter who took128 words
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Article22 1960-07-09 1 CAIRO. Sat. Mr. Morarji Desai. Indiaji Finance Minister, arrived here on a fourday visit at the invitation of President Nasser.22 words
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Article56 1960-07-09 1 LONDON. Sat. Mr B. Hickley. formerly Chief Editor. Radio Singapore, and head of news and publicity divisions, Ministry of Culture. Singapore, has been appointed senior information officer m the United Kingdom Information -Office In Nairobi. Kenya. He will be leaving Britain on July 12Reuter - 56 words
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Article26 1960-07-09 1 MOSCOW. Sat—Red China; last night told Russia it fully supports the Soviet position on the collapse of the EastWest disarmament talks at Geneva.26 words
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Article17 1960-07-09 1 MOSCOW, Sat.—Communist Chinese Premier Chou En-Lai is planning to visit Moscow on July 17.17 words
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Article20 1960-07-09 1 NEW YORK. Sat. The World Jewish Congress here has requested United Nations action to curb anti-semitism.20 words
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Article19 1960-07-09 1 VALPARAISO. (Indiana). Sat. A woman was arrested for allowing her blind brother to drive her car.19 words
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Article19 1960-07-09 1 LIVERPOOL, Sat. Three i liners were held up here by |an unofficial strike of seai men.19 words
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Article42 1960-07-09 1 NEW DELHI. Sat. Leaders of Indian Central Government workers yesterday decided to defy a government ban and benin their strike of two million employees at midnight on Monday. The strike, m support of pay claims, could paralyse the nation.42 words
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81 1960-07-09 1 A FATHER OPENS DOOR TO SON HE REFUSED TO SEE OAN FHANCISCO. Sat.— A '^21-year aid Chinese-Ame-rican youth, who arrived m the United Slates last March only to learn that <n., father retired to .see him. has been finally reunited with him. Th«< yoiwn. An red Herbert Jr.. was bornReuter - 81 words
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162 1960-07-09 1 Attempt on Lumumba's life as more flee the Congo to safety BRAZZAVILLE, Saturday. JMIK hist large river boat to leave Leopoldville with Belgian refugees was fired on by (Jon- golese mutineers. Since then small speed- 1 boats have been plying be- tween the two banks of the river carrying on162 words
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Article, Illustration208 1960-07-09 1 Bevan 1 6 mourned his passing in silence THERE WERE NO FUNERAL ORATION, PRAYERS OR HYMNS -ONLY BEETHOVEN'S SIXTH SYMPHONY PLAYED ON A GRAMOPHONE fREDEGAR (Wales), Sat There were no funeral oration, no prayers or hymns for the late Mr. Aneurin Bevan before his cremation yesterday at a little hillside208 words
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8 1960-07-09 1 SECOND RUSSIAN OIL SHIPMENT ARRIVES i-r. ran prop**!8 words
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Article10 1960-07-09 1 HUK LEADER OFFERS TO SURRENDER i t i vi I10 words
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Article22 1960-07-09 1 Managers prices today. First Malayan Fund buyn t; $133. .selling $141 xd Second Malayan Fund buying $1.04. selling $1.10 xd.22 words
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Article32 1960-07-09 1 ROME. Sat. -A lresh outbreak of violence followed Thursday's riots m the city of Regio Emilia. Five demonstrators VCR killed and more than 20 people injured.32 words
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Article29 1960-07-09 1 NEW YORK. Sat. Thr Bendix Aviation Company ha.I ruled out the possibility that a generator found near Saipan wa> from the plar.e m which Amelia Earhart disappeared.29 words
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Advertisement68 1960-07-09 1 m»o«'Si LTD. I A P O t f I YOU'LL F!Nt>\ j£"fc 'CO* USES FOB JP^i KLEENEX y\%? KLEtNIX WOrn MAKEUP 4 frtsh Nothing like Kleenex to remove idettrov makeup, blot your lipstick, "tike k»*^ off your fa^e at bedtime! N| *T worn. KUINIX rod CANS or Cans handy Kleenex68 words
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Advertisement129 1960-07-09 1 TODAY! ALLAN LEWIS NAMES TOMORROW'S WINNERS AT BUKIT TIMAH...SEE PAGE 12 cameras The PAX M 3 and M 4 arc outstandingly the smallest. finest, lightest and most compact cameras m the 35mm ffeld. They are precision made by one of the foremost manufacturers of modern cameras. The PAX M 3129 words
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Advertisement12 1960-07-09 1 Vax mx lIKMHIIK^^^ 136/141. Orchard Road. Spore 9 Tels: *****, ***** *****.12 words
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Article42 1960-07-09 2 i ma? 300 toav of natural H^ < nibber from rhe state -ockpi'ie *«jld be sold by tender thS me Ministrj said tenders BU be received by July 12 Poreisn bidden cannot compete Since 'he sood' are not exportable -Rnrer42 words
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147 1960-07-09 2 LONDON ENDS WEEK ON SATISFACTORY NOTE WITH FIRM UNDERTONE "THE stock markets ended the week satisfactorily, however with a certain 'imount of Jjrolit-takirm prices m the industrial section looked rather irregular. Oii^-u^fd were quieter but 'he firm undertone perIndustjr W equities nioved erratically but rhore was a numbei xcxxl friturev147 words
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Article167 1960-07-09 2 Steady close on upwarc trend with a little profit-taking YORK: Wall Street I closed >teady with a majority oi mostly fractional gains and bigger advances m leading industrials. The basic trend waa upward throughout the day though profit-takinc made some inroads at times, particularly m late dealings. The167 words
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Article55 1960-07-09 2 Limited buying and a reserved public make it a quiet day AMSTERDAM: l nler nationals improved today helped by the better tone on Wall Street overnight. However, busmen v. „>> quiet with foreign buying limited Other departments were very quiet with the public reserved belore the weekend State loaas55 words
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Article97 1960-07-09 2 Higher premium for cash metal attracts Russian tin to Britain I oxdox. Tina ras easier It is believed that some Rus>lan tin had been landed In Britain, doubt less attracted by the higher premium for casn meral recent prevailing. Moreover, although continental Interest remains fair o\ernlghi United BUtca demand97 words
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Article73 1960-07-09 2 HOXG KONG. Fridny. C Jawing prices here today were: j Previous Today Iv H. S Banking Corporation 11.290 $1,230 J 1 v nle>» sales Union lils Cailt o» $91.00 $93.00 i| i buyers sales Maiden 7.30 7.40 1 ■•tei .<ales j H Kong phone $38.75 $38 5073 words
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829 1960-07-09 2 Most depressing weeK on Exchange for months fdfdfdsfdsfsf RUBBER SINGAPORE, Saturday. THE SAME pattern continued on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday as prices throughout the list continued to fall. Forty per cenl of the counters listed m industrials, minings and dollar and sterling Trend still downward but traders predict slow829 words
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Article57 1960-07-09 2 NEW YORK. July g. j Previous TIN Straits spot 102.75 102. 50 i RUBBER Futures July 13.55 12 s5 Se Pt 38.721 Jv 15 SALES: 150 lots TONE: Barely steady. No. 1 RSS July landed price 121 12 COFFEE Futures B' Contract July 3*:i<> :\6 3 Above57 words
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Article34 1960-07-09 2 NEW YORK. July 8 Previous Todaj 30 Industrials r>u a| ?0 Railroads 141 74 142.21 40 Domestic Bonds v.lb s;j g{ 15 Utilities 04.30 !<4>1 6S Stocks Composite Averages 212.01 212.8134 words
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Article35 1960-07-09 2 Malabar spot and llwu «;j )U| V shipment t>3. Lamport spot and aloati ;B. July shipment 63. Mur.tok white s>ot *:>. afloat* m. Juiy shipment. si, Fellers, rx-dock Above prices quoted m U.S. cents35 words
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Article83 1960-07-09 2 LONDON. July 8. Previous Todav COPRA Philippine* C.i.f. U.K North European ports delivered weight per long ton July |187| |190 COPRA. Straits ci f. U.K. North European ports delivered weight per ong ton July Am;. EOfl -j COCONUT OIL crude Straits c.i.f. European ports m bulk per83 words
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Article122 1960-07-09 2 \UIL. All prices oclow are middle prices. LONDON. July 8. Previous Today i RUBBER No 1 RSS c.i.f. European ports July 321 311 Aug 32j oil RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot 32| .si 7 16 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms Aug :V2 b 16 31122 words
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Article859 1960-07-09 2 NOTE: AH prices below are middle prices. KEY TO MmiNtS 1 cci cum capital isst/i I J i.( u«.i| cvarytliig. I eiciutfmt MtM t cli cum tin, j Me tici««i«| capital r«tnra F c" cv« cafital retara I I ea cihr a «.aea« C859 words
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Article40 1960-07-09 2 JAKARTA; An,;.:., i.e.'s aeency said Japan wiujed lnrtonariMl crocodile hiue>. for u.se m the manui iciure of a plant bnecUdde. The IllUCticide lit i; ed >flln»t cer.T. i ciisea?vps vriiich ;i:iacktd truLt m Tue Spring. ReuterReuter - 40 words
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Advertisement473 1960-07-09 2 —--SHIPPING CAT ,> I^THE C.A.L LINES Sailings ti ADEN. RED SEA. MEDITERRANEAN mJf CONTINENTAL t SCANDINAVIAN PORTS f/ /V Spare P S ham Penan* \V S S»r t ««"a J 9 July J w s '»<'» 10 12 July ul5 j u y a. Jutlanl.a I) II 21 jyl* 21473 words
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Advertisement336 1960-07-09 2 MIIPPIW HAMBURG-AMERICAN v NORTH GERMAN Lie To (Colombo), Genoa, Marseilles, AnU Crp J Bremen Hamburg Calls Southampton for po«cng Crs NESSENSTEIN (UOYO) 7 11 July IMUNSCHWEIG (MAPAC) 20 72 July (LLOYD) 30 July 1 «v? HAMBURG (HAPAC i 11 13 A«* NCIFENSTCIN (LLOYO) »«l! FRANKFURT (HAPAC) 30 Aut 1 Sepi336 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous132 1960-07-09 2 SHIPS IN PORT CHIP* Km- alui, S s,d«. the Singapore Harbour Board whai yes thi> morning are Hes. g^t«ta 1/2, A.uolv.u.^ 4/5 Nagoya Maru «A. Beiirinues 6/7 Singapore 8/X K ,p;tan Kosko Mail n/ifi U n I?/ 1 Maru 15/16, Hartford 18 Van Noon 23/24. Ifctiana 27/21 5K 33/34Marslial Govon-v132 words
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93 1960-07-09 3 >ARD SATISFIED THEY COMMITTED BREACH OF EXAMINATION RULES RECENT TESTS SINGAPORE. Saturday I Polytechnic has suspended udents for having tommittpd an der the examination regulations durnl seasonal examinations. (1 of Examiners, investigating ;i breach <>i examination rules, was it ilu- students offended. be susPrlytt chnic93 words
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97 1960-07-09 3 YOUTH ARRESTED AFTER A CHASE IS FINED FOR RIOTING SINGAPORE, Bftt. Siew Wai Mun, 27, was fined $250 m a district court here after he was found guilty of rioting while being a member of an unlawful assembly. He was alleged to have committed the offence at the junction of97 words
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Article35 1960-07-09 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The National Union of Plantation Workers is planning to build a 515 C.000 twostorey hostel for children of its members wishing to further secondary education m the Federal capital.35 words
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81 1960-07-09 3 THERE ARE NOW 15,929 MOTOR-CYCLES ON OUR ROADS SINGAPORE, Sat—Motorcycles on Singapore roads have increased by leaps and bounds m the 15 years since the war. When the war began, there were only 907 motorcycles. Now. according to the Registrar of Vehicles, there are 15. 929. Since 1946 there has81 words
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Article, Illustration66 1960-07-09 3 TWENTY blocks of houses providing accommodation for 7,000 people are under construction at kampong Tions Bahru where a hu£c tire last year made hundreds of people homeless. Picture shows the completed two-storey terrace houses of the Singapore Housing and66 words
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130 1960-07-09 3 A DANGER WARNING TO CANAL BATHERS ROCHORE. Sat. The Secretary 01 the Singapore Lite Guards. Mr. Chan Pei Hwu. has advbed parents not to allow their children to swim In Rochore and Burtit Timah Csnala Mr. Chan said Rochore Caii?l was particularly dangerous as it was quite deep m parts.130 words
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Article49 1960-07-09 3 JOHORE BaHRU. Sat. The EnglLsn College Associanon will hold tneir annual dinner at me International Club lociay. The Men tn Besar of Jonore. Dato Haji Hassan bin Haji Yunos. and the Minister of Commerce and Industry. Inche Knir Johari. will be guests of honour.49 words
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Article, Illustration303 1960-07-09 3 Space travel projects a waste of money, say the Raffles girls piiH motion u Space travel projects are ;m inhunian waste of money" was argued oul between Raffles and Tanjong Katong (lirls' Schools m the semi-finals of the inter-second-ary girls schools debate ai the* Chinese V.M.C.A. Raffles girls, supporting the303 words
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Article36 1960-07-09 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore International Soj ciety Of Teachers of Dancing will hold its 1960 Singapore Open Amateur Ballroom 1 Dance Championship at the Great World Cabaret, on I September 2 and 3.36 words
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181 1960-07-09 3 YWCA holiday tours to teach teenagers more about the State J*I IK Y.W.C.A. has drawn up a 12-day lour programme for the teenager* of Singapore, aimed al acquainting them with the varioui strata of life m this state. To be carried out during the August holidays, these day-to-day tours and181 words
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97 1960-07-09 3 NEW HOME PLANNED FOR AGED LABOURERS KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The South Indian Labour Fund Board li to establish another homo lor accommodating aged and decrepit South Indian labourers. Trie Board cnainnan. Mr. I. R. Pnee. who is also tne Commissioner lor Labour, aid: We m looking for a suitable property97 words
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Advertisement323 1960-07-09 3 .500 MUST WON EVERY WEEK FREE ENTRY CONTEST- SEE PAGE 12 pa EEi Efa e£§es=i cc ejej bje^i II m m YOUR MOST VALUABLE ASSET m n IS YOUR EARNING POWER \9nfA {7c\ H 1 will hove eomeo r— v pn 25 $400 $168,000 II 35 $800 $240,000 45 $1,000323 words
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Miscellaneous154 1960-07-09 3 PM 100 Pi ogramme summary: 7.00 The news: 7.10 Newstalk; 103 Evergreen paraatf; 1.3U The; 7.15 Youth at the helm, produced news; 140 Weekly share market and presented oy: Kelvin Reureport; 1.45 Norrie Paramor con-' tens; 7.30 Tiga Sekawan; 7.45 ducts" 200 The Malayan touch. Voices m harmony. 230 Piano154 words
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Article21 1960-07-09 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Raja Abdul Aziz bin Raja Addruse has been appointed Deputy Public Prosecutor for the Federation.21 words
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Article, Illustration443 1960-07-09 4 LAN MOK- AI - LAN MOK-AI By Singapore, s»t. ARCHITECTS SAY $2 MIL. RAFFLES NATIONAL LIBRARY IS A 'PICTURE OF TOTAL FAILURE' JH E $2454,000 Raffles National Library m Stamford Road is almost completed, but it has only been greeted with gasps of horror from all443 words
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Article153 1960-07-09 4 A JOINT MALAY, CHINESE BUS FIRM KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— A bus company with 50 per cent of the shares held by Malays and the other 50 per cent by Cnineae, us expected to be formed m Batu Pahat soon. Plans are being finalised by a group of Malays and Chinese153 words
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272 1960-07-09 4 Court told of engineer's wife who spent a night with teacher SEREMBAX, Saturday. J^ CIVIL engineer, David Peel Scott, petitioning for divorce, told the High Court that he and his wife had differences of opinion after she started going out with a fellow teacher. Scott, of the Public Works r272 words
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Article28 1960-07-09 4 KUALA LUMPI'R. The Federation Go\»: has banned perman« entry of a formrr 1« the dissolved Malayan mocratir Union. VEber. into the country now m BritaUi28 words
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Advertisement349 1960-07-09 4 I «^^^ta^-*^_ CX AMERICAS FINEST LINGERIE j^f^, ■bP^bbl X v ''Vfc ss ARRmi k blk i| jw > #/i#o f/oiir private* iif** l\\ -^»Bg* ll I 4 J N. Luxite Lingerie, a most luxurious tiylon v|\ W\ I tricot Cf satin.... light, opaque ami for all V<l\\l yl rl\ \ul349 words
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Miscellaneous407 1960-07-09 4 CLUES ACROSS philosopher 6j° n<? °U& n |BBlHl w |B^^^^^^^^^V a>M^^V w>a l 8. This column isn't found m m m m m j the Motoring weekly, is It? _JB— JM__aß_ M M M I 9. A speck of scot is obscene! __J___L_J__LJ___| J I I I 11. They have407 words
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Miscellaneous38 1960-07-09 4 TODAY: 11.40 am 1655 p.m. TOMORROW. 1?.?* (noon) and 11.43 i> MONDAY: 1.14 p.m. TITSDAY: O.!5I a.m. 1.57 p.m. WEDNESDAY: l.l« tn and 2.57 p.m. TIII'RSDAY: 2.0 b and j i»; p.m. FRIDAY: 2.59 am v < 3.58 p.m.38 words
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97 1960-07-09 5 808 PERILS - 808 PERILS dfdfdsfdsfdsfsdsdfsdds SINGAPORE. Sat. GOVERNMENT TO TAKE 5TE P5 TO REMEDY SH ORTAGE OF MARINE ENGINEERS: DR. TOH tl ioot to send local youths to study eagiMerfof and naval architecture ilium o! ihr Government thai Uinienb return lhc\ will be placed iunt ol97 words
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130 1960-07-09 5 FLAGS ARE DULL, SO YWCA PLANS TO HOLD 'FLOWER DAY' (SINGAPORE, Sai.— Seilmg flags havt been so uninteresting and doll, says P. Lowe, general secreoi tne y.w.c.a. tne Y.W.C.A. has thought vi anotner idea to make their annual flag day sound more lively The association will can U a Flower130 words
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Article41 1960-07-09 5 Adoption of this report at the Conference will enable Singapore to become a full affiliate of the ICSW. With this objective m view, voluntary associations and welfare bodies m the State have been invited by the Council to submit reports41 words
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Article30 1960-07-09 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Amai< or Athletic Association will hold it.s >;^cond annual inter-club championship meeting tomorrow, at the Farmer Park Athletic Centre starting at 2 30 pjn.30 words
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Article, Illustration253 1960-07-09 5 A. MAHADEVA - Scooter record holder now plans trip to Bangkok A. MAHADEVA By SINGAPORE, Sat. YOUNG Singaporean who this week set up a record by travelling to Penang and buck on v motor scooter m ;i little over i\ day is now bent on establishing another scooter record by making a return253 words
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156 1960-07-09 5 Social service council prepares full report SINGAPORE, Saturday. TUT] Singapore Council of Social Service expects to gain full membership m the International Conference on Social Work m January nexl year. The Council is "at present compiling a report on the problems and progress of welfare work m the State. It156 words
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Article35 1960-07-09 5 PENANO. Sat.— The Marine Department has warned mariners that the Kuala Besar light beacon on the East Coast of Malaya has; been extinguished pending its dismantling and removal to a new site.35 words
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Article24 1960-07-09 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The Thai Embassy here has been authorised to issue visas to Malayans who hold passports irrespective cl race.24 words
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Article20 1960-07-09 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The University of Malaya here is to introduce causa on American history. Fred Dickenson20 words
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Advertisement54 1960-07-09 5 CHORDETTE j o tin 40 tike on i -:-.e is— major. Comp'.ete eluded. PRICE 5285-OO T. M. A. LTD M Sin;aporr 6. r IN SHAVERSI! ft »o« can b« tyre nttiZ r SMAVE w.f* I^l?L_ SHAVER MM MAOI "M tuu w»tcm co tro. SelexZ "500" B 50 0 pinion Ofbots54 words
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Advertisement256 1960-07-09 5 tf%iaZ(c^ THE LATEST Fiyiya (&p -^^i^S^/ 5325 jf TAPE RECORDER/* Ik j SSS^^' [A m^ H^^^^ JB^i fl£^ Model FL 77 fl ng^ B^-. superior qua. ifl corder of latest «K"^~ C$ i^flr nd most ottrocQ Performs precis* i» fi^^^\\V^^| record mq ond Off _^hP By finol tcproduction By r256 words
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Miscellaneous333 1960-07-09 5 DIARY OF I TODAY'S EVENTS NEW SCENESHIFTERS present ■■Ruddigorc '—a comic opera m two acts by Gilbert and Sullivan at Cultural Centre theatrette. Canning Rise. 8.30 p.m. Tickets S4. S3 and S2 at Robinson's. CHINESE CHAMBER OF COMMERCL: Exhibition of paintings by Lai Pay Cheng, chamber hall. Hill Street. 9.30333 words
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Article, Illustration534 1960-07-09 6 OSWALI HENRY - OSWALI HENRY vbvcbcvbvbcvc BUSINESS is a star-studded business. While many an artist basks m the spotlight of fame right there m front of the footlights there are many others who play an equally important role behind the scenes. These are534 words
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Article, Illustration557 1960-07-09 6 iyE were reminiscing about the war —an old "buddy" and I when the talk turned to Spitfires. We had had a".sundowner" and were taking it easy m a nighteries half-way halt on my nightbeat trek. "Yes,"* said the Irienei. "they were557 words
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Article, Illustration497 1960-07-09 6 Kurt ('fashions are my business') keeps an eye on women, dresses tyHEN Zurich-bom Kurt F. Biedermann visits a Tf nightspot m a city, it is not solely for the purpose of enjoying himself, but mainly to keep an eye on women and the dresses they wear. for. xasnion* are his497 words
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Advertisement744 1960-07-09 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. AT YOUR SERVICE ,i> H,,,ds <2 i Mm i Box j» rtt. extru TOP QUALITY COLOUR Print from i rincv li-!«-phone "Life' 'si's DIPLOMAS CERTIFICATES TESTIMONIALS ■Mil you ■Ml SHOPPING GUIDE w,,,rf, H i Wm Box *tt rts. extru ava MOOCS dressmaker I nit. rt»-ct fit. PHOTOGRAPHY n744 words
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Advertisement469 1960-07-09 6 For the discriminating Record buyer ALLIED RECORD CLUB P. O. BOX 2097 SINGAPORE Dear Sir... THE PEN-PAL COLUMN IS ONE WAY OF MAKINC FRIENDS 0 I was mucH Mjrpn ;,ed at The suggestion of Mr Henry Quek that pen-pals -ervc no useful purpose Mv name wQi once publi^hrd m the469 words
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Advertisement196 1960-07-09 6 p t WTj: fi^r* Utmost comfort at reasonable rofet I£-z3k ORCHARD HOTEL LTD. Wto **i Fully Air. conditioned Wine, dine and donee c Tltl\ IAK HISTAUHANT PACKING BAGGAGE DP AA r*^ \J A I »*i V^ tr AA k v^^i' RICKWOOD CO., LTD (Packing end *****9* Dept 6, Reod Street,196 words
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Article, Illustration126 1960-07-09 7 308 PERIES - 308 PERIES ■-> SINGAPORE. Sat rhe principal's I poser: To ■keep them out I of classes mdircl attractive girls are giving the principal wt a bi^c city commercial school a of problem that of keeping teene( j wnl\i- <»ut of the classes. tlvcs,* 1 said Mr, K.(i.N.126 words
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115 1960-07-09 7 COURT HEARS OF THE NEIGHBOURLY NEIGHBOURS SINGAPORE, Sat. A 34 year-old man told a District Judge that his neighbours immediately responded to his call for help after a burglar was seen at his home. Lim Buay Hua was giving evidence against Tay Buan Mai. 24. accused of breaking into tne115 words
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17 1960-07-09 7 Bored hole in pipe Fined $1 00 each I- Two man ided t main r from 1117 words
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Article15 1960-07-09 7 I- The 1 Socialist Z Party ifetbct at i f headB tv Road.15 words
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44 1960-07-09 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. An American preacher. Professor H Boone Porter, is expected 'to arrive m Singapore towards the end of the month for a short vibit. He will preach at the evening service of St. Andrew's Cathedral on July 31.44 words
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61 1960-07-09 7 WOMAN STABBED AFTER FIGHT OVER A DOG, COURT TOLD SINGAPORE. Sat.- A sundry 2O(id s WOng Ah Fook, 48. was fined $250 for hurting ft housewife. Lee dug Kheng. with a knife In Wallich Street, on May 5. Mr. R. Laycock. the magistrate, was told that Won? wma chasinti Lee's61 words
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161 1960-07-09 7 Wilson tells Rotarians at lunch: Carry on the good work SINGAPORE, Saturday. DOTARY members have been urged to carry on their good work and "to guide and help us nil build a better and happier Asia" at their weekly luncheon. The .speaker was Wilson Yuison Yui, 21, a Senior 111161 words
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Article, Illustration165 1960-07-09 7 DAYA LEBAR, Sat. Ail is well again tor '"baby" the bear who was cold-should-ered at the airport- on Monday. Six-moiun-oiti "Baby made front-pace news when ihe captain of a Malayan Airwaya piane refused to take her along. Sm> wag all165 words
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98 1960-07-09 7 8 EXPERTS WILL LECTURE AT PERWANIT MALAY COURSE Singapore, sat.— Eignt language experts will lecture at a 11-week Malay Language and Literature Course organised by the education seclion of the youth organisation Perwanit. Tiie course will be opened by tne Minister of Education. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin on July 2298 words
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Article133 1960-07-09 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The Transport Workers' Union of Malaya said that unemployment had reached a stage m the Federation where it could not be ignored. Schools and universities were turning out students m large numbers every year who depended on the Government for jobs. "It i.s the133 words
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Article, Illustration274 1960-07-09 7 EVELYN TOO - She sings about love in a tongue unknown to her EVELYN TOO By TANGLIN, Sat. Pretty Singapore night club singer, Miss Wong Lai Ngan, sings m three languages Chinese, Malay and English but she does not understand a word of the English songs she renders with such feeling and charm.274 words
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190 1960-07-09 7 Youth tells court of the day his brother was killed by a car SINGAPORE, Saturday. A TEN-YEAR-OLD schoolboy told the Third District Court of the day when his 12-year-old brother was killed m a road crash. The fatal accident took place at Woodlands Road on the afternoon of Jan. 27.190 words
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Article21 1960-07-09 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. Mr. Sum Kee Wing has been elected president of the Singapore City Council General Stores Workers' Union.21 words
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Article22 1960-07-09 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.The Rulers, who discussed proposed changes to the Federation citizenship laws, have ended their two-day meeting here.22 words
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Article, Illustration187 1960-07-09 7 6 months jail for man who demanded $10 SINGAPORE, Sat. A mobile squad police constable told a District Judge how he afrested two men who were about to rush into a taxi after they had. walked out of a bar without paying their bills. PC Omar Khatak. attached to the187 words
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Advertisement81 1960-07-09 7 Vl^^*^^ KY5961 The latest 7-valve modtl with R.F. ItagC Three speakers for Hi-Fi reproduction Superbly finished walnut veneer cabinet Bass and treble tone controls combined with tone registers. Built-in ferrite and capacitive acri.ih. Sm.trt m appearance, superb m performance and a joy to possess. STOKVIS (Ml LTD. Singopore Kuala Lumpur81 words
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Miscellaneous26 1960-07-09 7 POP —Sterling Quality By Cog Don't trust to luck. ..be sure of a pleasant evening every day with a regular order for The Singapore Free Press26 words
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Article, Illustration987 1960-07-09 8 Frank Entwisle - It's still open the file on the murde that the police call 'perfect' Frank Entwisle TODAY THE FREE PRESS BEGINS A REPORT ON HVE IMPORTANT CASES OF MURDER t«BOLVED...MURDERS ON WHICH THE FILES HAVE NEVER BEEN CLOSED: HERE IS A KILLING THAT HAS DEFIED THE LABORATORY SCIENCE OF SCOTLAND IARD987 words
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Article117 1960-07-09 8 cups m the rough; motiunless leaves m the tall elms behind the pond; a steam express rattling ihroi;p,n the heat haze along the King's Cross line, hiding for a moment the council house wnere Albert Welcn used to live. It was on such a May117 words
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199 1960-07-09 8 US divorce laws in mess: Standardise them says a New York Judge NEW YORK, Saturday. AMERICAN divorce laws are a mess, according to Justice Nathaniel Kaplan, who urged that the sensible thing would be to standardise divorce procedure throughout the U.S. *i At present, there is a colossal variation among199 words
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Advertisement167 1960-07-09 8 "ASAHI" WORLD FAMOUS CULTURED PEARLS IN ALL FORMS OF JEWELLERY AT ITS LATEST FASHIONABLE DESIGNS. NOW ON DISPLAY SOLE AGENTS S. P. H. de SILVA LTD. 45, HIGH STREET AIRPORT SINGAPORE 6, STATION ROAD IPOH ASSOCIATE COMPANY S. P. H. DE SILVA (H.K.) LTD. HONG KONG. (IHMVICO stemophonic I |ff167 words
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Advertisement98 1960-07-09 8 "SPARK" DE-LUXE 1 CEILING FANS district. V^ I A cooling breeze over a lorge area, ore silent m operation end most economical m current consumption. SIZES AVAILABLE: t^\^ 60" sweep 56" sweep 48" sweep 40" sweep I Sole Distributors: TAN CHENG MOH ELECTRIC fl 152, CROSS STREET, SINGAPORE I Brooch98 words
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Miscellaneous329 1960-07-09 8 BORN today you are one of 1 tendance this morning can brine the world s free souls and v °u spiritual inspiration you wili live independently Virgo (Aug. 24-Sept.' 23) no matter what others say Avold risks and keep fol.ow through witTyoi? IEZ&'SS: ,&£%,£> ideas under all conditions. act. stick329 words
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Article, Illustration331 1960-07-09 9 i the desert of Herod where once Gladiators fought... sh green golf links grow A DANCE FOR THE GIRLS AND HURDLES FOR BOYS A ll 0 ned the those claimnds ol desert brows Brsl uoir By a, Correspondent. Tel Aviv. Sat. course lujs come into being. Europe may stare331 words
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499 1960-07-09 9 CHRISTIAN RODDY - CHRISTIAN RODDY vbvcbvcbvcbcvv EvcbvvcvbvvS IT is practical, it is very comfortable and it is ever so elegant. In fact, it is its nice style that makes me like the Gazelle Stati on Wagon so much. Not so very long ago mention of499 words
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Article29 1960-07-09 9 i FARRER PARK, Sat. After a scoreless first half, i Imperial Chemical Industries! rallied to beat Chartered Bank 'A" 4-2 m a friendly soccer match here yesterday.29 words
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Advertisement118 1960-07-09 9 qc Rood. m^^^T _^^^^fc^^^ •.•oi c!**>tfuct«on completed, interior fittings be»«g electricity, and telephone fully laid ond <, ready for connections. A S bedrooms) $29,800.00 B. 1 4 bedrooms) $27,000.00 «> R* frttj;* jfc Gilstead Rood tot* SALE 4-Storey Building on High *< Residential Area. Price: $17,500 upwards. A tovouroble discount118 words
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Advertisement193 1960-07-09 9 l» J~iJ7""~ i i TV k BEFORE YOU MAKE UP YOUR MIND HAVE A 100K AT THE OUTSTANDING P^fA^r^i -Juper hi Bfl JEWELS jjJHtytHH SWISS MADE THE WATCH has undergone 27 tests it is built to withstor»4 a woter pressure to a depth of 1 50 feet. .oce^LIEN WAH WATCH193 words
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Miscellaneous647 1960-07-09 9 ST GEORGE'S GARRISON GEYLANG STRAITS CHICHURCH Tanglin barracks: NESE METHODIST CHURCH: 715 am Holy Communion; 9.30 2.15 p.m. Sunday School; 2.45 am Sunday School; 9.30 a.m. p.m. Service m Malay; 4 p.m. Morning Service; 10.30 a.m. Service m English. New Chaplain meets Congrega- CATHEDRAL OF GOOD tion- 6.30 p.m. Evening647 words
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Article, Illustration230 1960-07-09 10 MICHAEL ANCHANT - MICHAEL ANCHANT By Thomson. Saturday LAN McMillan travrllrd all the way from the Malilhr Islands oil thr Urst toast of Oylon to uin the Kar Emm Air lon r uulf championship yesterday at the Koyal Singapore (iolf luh. Sinie230 words
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217 1960-07-09 10 VERITY GILL - VERITY GILL By SINGAPORE. Saturday AN impressive programme has been drawn up for Singapore's first Open National Swimming Championships to be held on October 15. Entries for the individual events will be open to all, irrespective of whether the entrant217 words
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104 1960-07-09 10 A water polo challenge by Indonesia SINGAPORE. Sat.— lndonesia is sending a water polo team. The Singapore Amateur Swimming Association last night decided to entertain them this month. They will play two international matches on July 28 and Aug. 3. It was decided to hold the matches at the City104 words
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Article71 1960-07-09 10 NOTTINGHAM. Sat, -South Atrica gave their \vor>t batting display of the series and were forced to follow-on 199 runs bt-hind. They lost 13 wickets for 122 runs on the second day of the Third Test against England. When rain ended play an hour early. South Africa.' still71 words
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169 1960-07-09 10 FARRER PARK, Saturday. SINGAPORE'S athletic might will be on show tomorrow at the annual Inter-Club Championships here. Leading names m all events will make the competition tierce. For instance: In the sprints, fans will thrill to battles involving Ernest Frida. Low Sin169 words
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156 1960-07-09 10 Peebles is very generous in Bowlers' Turn LONDON, Sat. There is a chapter m Bowlers' Turn, by lan Peebles, headed "The Enthusiast," writes John Clarke. The characters m it range from the pre-war Lords 1 "regular who, when the Middlesex match ended short.ly after lunch, upped and caught a train156 words
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Article85 1960-07-09 10 \TEW YORK, Sat. Ex\i\ champion Inge mar Johansson of Sweden was dropped to fourth contender among heavyweight ratings today m Ring Magazine. The man who lost the world crown to Floyd Patterson on a sixth-round knockout was placed just above English heavyweight Henry Cooper. The list:U.P.I. - 85 words
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147 1960-07-09 10 Traffic 4. Godown 4 KEPPEL, Sat. Rahim of Traffic was m a goal- scoring mood yesterday m I this Singapore Harbour Board inter departmental fixture. He scored three of his teams four goals. Traflic looked a beaten .<=ide at I tne interval. Godown. dicta147 words
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Article32 1960-07-09 10 O MILAN. Sat— A return bout between Duiloi Loi (Italy) m i, v W n Spllt flr isl P«ints victory over Ul m Sa« Francisco last month. ReuterReuter - 32 words
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225 1960-07-09 10 SERVICES MAKE A SWITCH IN CUP TIE JAIiAN BESAR. Sat.— Where O do Singapore stand m the Malaya Cup? This will be made clear toaay when they clash with Joint Services for the first time. The venue Jalan Besar stadium. 5 15 i p.m. Services chance of winning the South225 words
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181 1960-07-09 10 VAZIR MARKAR - Willie Dow tipped as certainty for the softball All Stars VAZIR MARKAR By WILLIE DOW, 34, is first base and captain of the Warriors m the Singapore Softball League. He is tipped as a "certainty" for the All Stars selection on July 15. The All Stars will be a team181 words
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222 1960-07-09 10 Royal S'pore Golf Club to hold meet open to all SINGAPORE, Saturday. ROYAL Singapore (iolf Club's Open Summer Meeting will be held over three days July 'Ml 31, and Aug. X The competition will be open to all golfers handicapped from scratch to l& There will be the 'A medal222 words
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Article231 1960-07-09 10 by M. Harrison-Gray A TOP-RANKING expert is often seen at his worst wnen ii comes to simple valuation. Here is a striking example from this years trials: W. E. Q73 A X 9 2 9AK943 9Q52 OKQIO 7 0 A 9 3 2 ♦♦4 9 8 The iiand231 words
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Article36 1960-07-09 10 MEXICO CITY. Sat. j World bantamweight boxing champion J(jse Becerra will light Filipino flyweight Danny Kid on Aug. 23 at the border city of Juarez if negotiations now under way are successfully completed.36 words
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781 1960-07-09 10 •TANJONG PAG A R L Sat. Little Gopal Singh stole the show at Trafalgar School sports yesterday. He was first m three events, second m one, and third m another. School One BOYS DIVISION B 7."» yds.: 1.781 words
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Article, Illustration88 1960-07-09 10 George gets his change SINGAPORE Thomas cJ tors are i nte j Geor-. champion. He has 1 Badmiii! Malaya Malayan Ipoh from The B.A pensets. Mr. Lew tary of t minton A membtT < committM- quest lor Georg» Yap whj^ cludod an. rtted by i Only won Yap- t forwardea88 words
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Article69 1960-07-09 10 Special race Penang PENANG Tun Club cial Victory Cv 31— laM meeting i nuu the En.- The race v.;. hi to hor.v run" ova oe $3.(jou trophy. Ttiks pi understood the Prime M Abdul Ruhr. In addu: Cup. thf G 1 Div. l o also be I Stak' have b«'»-.69 words
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Advertisement282 1960-07-09 10 The finest transistorized portable stereo phono-radio HSfe^. at 1 )^l mS II YPSOO fj^ f^&b&r V:: the only set gives you 800mw undistorted 1 watt maximum Output. s)^^ J _1 ICT I Supply w.th Crystal, Stereo 1 m**** I bM y Turn. over Cartridge Pick-up J m l\ n External282 words
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Article861 1960-07-09 11 2.15: Cl. I, Div. 2 6 Furs. .oxo^rillßt: 9ft breg Bagby. 9.0 <4> Pmner »n M\R r bnrm Suiiivan. 8.11 (9) Franklin I( \KH 4vr churg E Breuk., 8 9 (5) Donnrlh v V 4.«»L1» b\r brag Ahn.au. 8.9 <10> Johnson birg Lee. 6.1 i 8» Burton Mil861 words
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424 1960-07-09 11 L The »itions h county mpionship 'nrhunged. rage te leadnt into a iwn, de>--122 not a::d Peter P<*d m <"io:.»'d. 1 points -point thorn Mldd>ts fmm with third 14-pofot from uith M start f« 226 In HampSI) and sent up wickrt.Reuter - 424 words
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Article65 1960-07-09 11 POSITIONS m the English county cricket championship after yesterday's matches (under headings: Played, Won Lost Drawn. No decision. First innings lead m match lost First innings lead m match drawn. Bonus points. Total points. Average): A Yorkshire 17 11 S 2 1 J J JJ fg65 words
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Article1869 1960-07-09 11 RACE ONE (CL. 1 DIV. 2— bF) lONOSPHERE: b-7-60 Scracchea noni Div. 2 t>F engagement; won on course rancied. WELSH STAR; 28-6-bO \S .v s ao t-.. a<i Downing aueci over aF m 37 4 o; 3U-ti-bu—Went over 3F In 37 4 5 Vttb Dovkinnrf Sueet;1,869 words
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Article91 1960-07-09 11 ITALIAN IS TWO MINUTES AHEAD MILLAU, Sat. Louis Proost, of the Belgian team, won yesterday's 13th stage of the Tour de France cycle race. He covered t139 miles) from Toulouse to Millau m shr 58 mm. 31 sec. Second was French rider Pierre Everaert, and third Italy's Roberto Falaschi. Both91 words
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Article77 1960-07-09 11 T AUREL, Sat. Chamour, Ld the Irish Derby winner, is to represent Ireland m the ninth running of the Washington International at Laurel Park on November 11. After Chamours victory m the £202 Ballysax Maiden Plate at the Curragh m April his saliva and sweat were77 words
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Advertisement663 1960-07-09 11 For the Young Man abroad m cold climates MUNSINGWEAR Thermal Underwear T When the biting winter winds blow, he will be \E" 'I hoppy to be inside a suit of this MUNSINGWEAR V "Polar-Therm". S^'* > This is the US V Navy's wonder J- Arctic Fabric S^/ %*Z?*^ t\ Waffle-knit663 words
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736 1960-07-09 12 ALLAN LEWIS - ALLAN LEWIS By BUKIT TIMAH, Saturday THE Singapore Cup over 1{ miles is the main race at Bukit Timah tomorrow when the Singapore Turf Club's July meeting closes. Who Knows (winner i>f the Perak Derby) who won the736 words
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Article440 1960-07-09 12 Here are the best bets BFST BETS: Captain Marvel (Race 7), Wonder Kid (Race 3), and Calvados (Race 5). Best outsiders: Agnes Slipper (Race 6), Dententurius (Race I) and Waspada (Race 4). The going will be good. FREE PRESS THE STRAITS TIMES MALAY MAIL HAHVAHG440 words
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782 1960-07-09 12 WITH USAHA SETIA OUT MARIGOLD SHOULD WIN SPRINT IN the absence ol Lsaha Setia, Marigold, fourth to Happy Melody the first day, gets seven pounds extra, meeting third horse Flying Phoenix on seven pounds better term. .At these figures, I think Marigold should win. Flying Phoenix, who is fully penalised782 words
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209 1960-07-09 12 NAGLE OVERTAKES MEXICAN AND IS 2 STROKES AHEAD ST. ANDREWS, Saturday. 'TORRENTIAL rain flooded large stretches of the course and forced the suspension of the British Open golf championship here yesterday. The downpour began just as Kel Nagle (Australia) and Roberto De Vincenzo (Mexico), the overnight leaders, were holing outReuter - 209 words
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Article218 1960-07-09 12 LARALEGIS ran well enough over 6F the first day to be my selection for the Class 4 Div. 2 7F race despite being a division higher with one pound more. Laralegis finished well m fifth placing m the race won by Funny Face the first day.218 words
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