The Singapore Free Press, 2 August 1960
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Title Section16 1960-08-02 1 IS TALKING ABOUT 1 The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1960. 15 CENTS.16 words
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Article, Illustration340 1960-08-02 1 Red peace pact plan is an 'old story' Just propaganda... Peking will not renounce force' WASHINGTON, Tuesday. JHE U.S. State Department said today that Mr. Chou En-Lai's proposal for a nuclear free xone m Asia and the Western Pacific was "meaningless propaganda/* In a preparedReuter - 340 words
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78 1960-08-02 1 Chinese Reds Paid rebels Shan State Tues. Burmese led m the adjoining buttling against a about 500 mutineers Is, according king here .ibout 300 I roops statordei town of m Province .md crossed lei into the Wa State and rgent leaders them. iilages occupied ltd. a Union with a Chinese78 words
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Article35 1960-08-02 1 m SAIGON Tues. French plantation manager. Pierre Mouret was killed m a communist ambush while hunting near Quanloi, 60 miles north of Saigon. This is the second attack within a week.35 words
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185 1960-08-02 1 HOME-MADE RACER BLOWS UP IN BID FOR RECORD SALT LAKE CITY, Tues. Athol Graham. 36-year-old Salt Lake City garage mechanic, was seriously injured yesterday when his home-made racing car wrecked on Bonnevllle Salt Flats. He was trying for a new world's land speed record. A preliminary report from the Salt185 words
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Article115 1960-08-02 1 THE TRIBE THAT WANTS TO BE TAXED MELBOURNE, Tues. "New Guinea has actually produced a tribe of men who want to be taxedT^saTd the— Melbourne "Age" newspaper m an editorial. The newspaper was commenting on a report that a New Guinea native tribe had complained to administration officials that neighbouring115 words
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Article, Illustration57 1960-08-02 1 picture. THREE people two men and a woman— were injured when this Borgward Isabella station wagon overturned at the junction of Braddell Road and Braddell Rise m Singapore at about .">.30 p.m. yesterday. Mr. K. C. Fowler, a nearby resident, summoned the ambulance which took theFree Press - 57 words
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185 1960-08-02 1 'GREAT CONCERN' IN SOUTH AFRICA OVER THAT BOYCOTT CAPETOWN, Tucs. Sir Vj de Villiers Graaif, South Airican Opposition leader, said yesterday he was "gravely concerned" over steps taken by the Ghana Government to boycott South African goods. He appealed to the South African Government to immediately take all necessary stepsU.P.I.; Reuter - 185 words
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Article40 1960-08-02 1 LONDON. Tues.— Road deaths had mounted to 53 by yesterday afternoon as Britons continued to pour out to the already crowded beaches and countryside to enjoy the final day of the national August Bank holiday weekend.40 words
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Article30 1960-08-02 1 CAIRO. Tues.— Major Raul Castro. Cuban Defence Minister, was quoted as saying that Cuba had rockets v.ith which she could "strike any part of the United States."30 words
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Article31 1960-08-02 1 RAWALPINDI. Tues. The Ministry- of Health, Labour and Social Welfare has asked the Army for help m controlling cholera which has broken out m some districts of West Pakistan.31 words
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Article27 1960-08-02 1 PORTSMOUTH. Tues. The United States nuclear submarine, Seadragon, sailed from here yesterday to attempt the first East to West crossing under the North Pole.27 words
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Article33 1960-08-02 1 TIPASA (Algeria), Tues— The death toll rose to 12 yesterday In the swift and savage terrorist machine-gun attack on a Mediterranean beach crowded with Sunday bathers.— UPIUPI - 33 words
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Article28 1960-08-02 1 LONDON. Tues— Sothebys, the famous fine ;irt auctioneers, announced a world record turnover of £6.876.460 <M 555,0 11.680) during the nine-month sale season just ended.- ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article27 1960-08-02 1 NEW DELHI, Tues— The Indian Parliament's annual "monsoon" session opened yesterday with angry exchanges, a walkout by Communist members and arrest of 55 demonstrators27 words
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Article29 1960-08-02 1 NEW YORK, Tues.— The United Nations force m the Congo has topped the H.OOO-man mark, the Secretary-General. Mr. Dag Haramarskjoeld, told the Security Council yesterday- ReuterReuter - 29 words
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162 1960-08-02 1 The FBI joins search for two missing national security men WASHINGTON, Tuesday. THE FEDERAL Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has joined m a search for two National Security Agency employees missing since the end of June. A Defence Department spokesman said Mr. Bernon Mitchell and Mr. William Martin, both mathematicians, left162 words
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Article27 1960-08-02 1 PORTO-NOVO. Tues. The West African Republic of Dahomey yesterday became the latest member of the French community of nations to proclaim its inde- pendence.- UPIUPI - 27 words
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Article18 1960-08-02 1 MOSCOW. Tues— Mr. Mikhail Danilovich Yakovlev has been appointed Soviet Ambassador to the Congo.— ReuterReuter - 18 words
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Article22 1960-08-02 1 SANTA MONICA. Tues.— Jayne Mansneid yesterday gave birth to her third child a boy weighing lust over five pounds.22 words
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Article17 1960-08-02 1 EXCHANGE. op. tp 1^ II lilt v HuOIIIM'Io i li I Mi < > SI? I t17 words
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Article30 1960-08-02 1 LONDON, Tuee— Alfred Oreen. 52, who escaped from prt*on himself up at Q?i»wa»n<l yaattriay because he had left his fab«e teetlx behind when he broke jail. UPIUPI - 30 words
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Advertisement78 1960-08-02 1 If you cannot feed baby naturally, you will want to know that he is getting the very best you can give him. The nearest you can get to human milk Is Humanised Trufood. It looks, tastes and smells just like natural milk! Remember too, Follow-on-Trafood and Cereal Trufood; all guaranteed78 words
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Advertisement36 1960-08-02 1 B^" *^^^^^^X VOH Ut IRK C.K.TAN6 LTD. 310. ORCMAIt tOAO, ifOK 9 TELtfMOMt m— Mtli. EXCLUSIVE m the FREE PRESS tomorrow: Amazing pictures of the PARIS FASHIONS Make sure of your copy of the FREE PRESS36 words
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215 1960-08-02 2 Bonn offers to help in a survey of mineral resources of Philippines COLOGNE. Tues. i WEST GERMAN in- dustrial mission said m a report yesterday that a survey of the mineral resources of the Philippines was essential. The reoort. by a minion the Philippine^ by Federation of We>t German IndustriesReuter - 215 words
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Article142 1960-08-02 2 Fractional changes m an irregular market NEW YORK: Wall Street yesterday closed irregular with mostly fractionally changes either way. Efforts to extend the current rally m the morning were handicapped by profit taking and other selling and by midday the list showed mostly fractional changes either way but142 words
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Article30 1960-08-02 2 Quiet dealings AMSTERDAM: The market i\ was firm yesterday. Shipping and plantations were quiet and finished around Friday's closing levels. State loans showed a better tendency In quiet dealings.30 words
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Article53 1960-08-02 2 TAIPEII: The Chinese Nationalist Government has announced that overseas Chinese and foreign investments approved during the first seven months of this year had exceeded M 523-.-100.000. Officials of the Industrial Development and Investment Committee confidently predicted that total overseas Chinese ann foreign investments would hit M53 words
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Article110 1960-08-02 2 LONDON: The Channel Tunnel Study GrouD has submitted a memoraodum to the British and French governments stating that it would be prepared, ii necessary, to provide not only the capital costs of building a tunnel but also the extra MSI96 million needed for terminal facilities.Reuter - 110 words
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Article20 1960-08-02 2 HONG KONG Tues. There were no prices yesterday, the markets heinjf closed for the August bank holiday.20 words
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Article170 1960-08-02 2 Philippine quota rise may be made permanent by U.S. MANILA: United States Ambassador John Hickerson expects a temporary increase m the Philippine sugar quota In the U.S. to be made permanent early next year. He said this In a speech to the Rotary Club of Bacolod City over the170 words
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Article72 1960-08-02 2 WASHINGTON. Tues. The Agriculture Department yesterday announced an increase by 400.000 tons from 10.000.000 tons m the formal quota which can be marketed m the U.S. this year. But the department set aside all but 61.640 tons of the 400.000 tons increase for later allocation72 words
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Article922 1960-08-02 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE, Monday. Previous Today INDUSTHIALS Alex. Bricks Ords (N) 90 90 Atlas Ice n. Oil Buyers 8.8. Petro! 43 6 43 6 6.M. Trustees 5.25 5.25 Con. Tin Smelt. Pref. 20 3 20/3 Crds. 51- 51'Feueral Oispensary922 words
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Article88 1960-08-02 2 LONDON: Olie of Britain's biggest building sode ties would like government approval t<> extend Kti future operation to Ootnmonwealth countries, it tv announced btw. A spokesman for the Dooperative Permanent Building Society with isseU of almost M 51.740 million said: "We think there would beReuter - 88 words
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407 1960-08-02 2 '100,000 experts need to put RI on map' JAKARTA, Tuesday. INDONESIA, to become a powerful and progressive nation, must develop an army of 100,000 technical, administrative and sociological experts, according to a top Indonesian public administration official. Prof Dr. Prajudi Atmosudirdjo, director of the State Administration institute here, predicted thatU.P.I. - 407 words
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Article82 1960-08-02 2 NOTE: An pricey mlou are middle pricea. New York Prices NEW YORK. Aim Previous Tf,ri.i, TIN Straits spot RUBBER Futures $«pt 37 M N*v 36.2-'» SALES: 29 Uts. TONE Quiet. N*. 1 RSS Aug. undto pnet COFFEE Future* b Contract Stpt Above prices quoted Id82 words
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57 1960-08-02 2 Holiday abroad keep prices down on the New York market XKW \i!|;| v J^IN WHS C'\llVllK'l\ slow ;i||(| k price. Copper iuiuns on j commodity exchange we m\ held within narrow i.. W Tr.. Tra per i> helpfajij] b< i o Slow tracfl M U IOKKRII M I H .siblp57 words
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Article117 1960-08-02 2 Price boosts over the weekend for most products NEW YORK, Tue. Aluminium Company of America announced price booftts over tne weekend averaging one-hall to three-quarter> oi a cent a lb. A Miilnmmi aM the cost ol pig aluminium i unchanged at 2G ceuU a pound. "Upward adjustments" were being117 words
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112 1960-08-02 2 A big synthetic rubber boom predicted NEW YORK: Two new synthetic rubbers will make big inroads into the tyre and other businesses In the next five years. Chemical Week said. It will be the biggest synthetic rubber boom since World War Two, the MacGraw Hiil publication said. The new types112 words
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Article91 1960-08-02 2 COLOGNE: Egypt's first automotive factory is now m a position to begin manufacture of 2,500 trucks and buses annually, its German builders said. The firms of Magirus m Ulm and Kloeckner-Hum-boldt-Deutz m Cologne announced that the first construction stage of the El Nasr Automotive Manufacturing Co.. SAA,U.P.I. - 91 words
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Article88 1960-08-02 2 TAIPEH: Postal rates have been raised from 20 to 108 per cent for both domestic and international mails. For surface mails to Hong Kong and Macao, the rates have been increased by 25 to 500 per cent. Airmail rates were also raised by 20 to 33 perReuter - 88 words
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Article54 1960-08-02 2 CLEVELAND, (Ohio): The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. and the United Rubber Workers have reached agreement on a 8J- cent an hour general wage increase for about 21.000 workers m 11 plants across the nation. The Goodyear settlement followed shortly after an agreement with the Firestone Tire andU.P.I. - 54 words
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Article34 1960-08-02 2 PRAGUE: About 500 foreign exhibitors will take part m this year's international trade fair at Brano for engineering and metallurgical products and raw materials, according to the Czech news aeencv Ceteka.34 words
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Article33 1960-08-02 2 LONDON: The total amount of application for last week's offer of £250 million 91 day Treasury bills was £408.670.000. This week £250 million of 91 -day bills are on offer.33 words
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Advertisement596 1960-08-02 2 V yy THE t.A.Va LINES 2C> Sa.l.nts to ADEN. RED SEA. MEDITERRANEAN. *JQ Jl CONTINENTAL i SCANDINAVIAN PORTS. »C Spore P. Sham Pimg J HanfcccJ.a a Cd 38 39 4 Aug 5 6 Aug 6 7 Aug 11^ Seiand.a I 20 22 Aug 23 24 Aug 25 21 Aug RC596 words
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Advertisement133 1960-08-02 2 BARBER LIHEJ FrM U.S.A. CAST COAST PORTS via PANIMI AND MONCKONC OAKVILLC f Am -rfj FERN'VILLE FAR EAST Fran U.S A GULF PORTS via PANAMA LOS •NO MONCKONG CASTLEVILLC 1 Aug BARBER-FERNVILLL W l Tf: NEW YORK, tOSTON. PHILADELPHIA lALTIVQK via SUtZ j CLENVILLE In Part 7 Auc IFERNSIBE 12133 words
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Article, Illustration67 1960-08-02 3 CHAN SWAN BEE - Jakarta to build a new state mosque in 1965 with Cairo aid CHAN SWAN BEE WAHAB WAHIB, INDONESIAN MINISTER OF RELIGION, TELLS OF NEW fORSH lP CENTRE IN HIS COUNTRY COSTING 400 MILLION RUPIAHS gg Singapore. Tuesday. I.oMTiiment will build a on drifaur state mosque m isler <>i Religion, Dr.67 words
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168 1960-08-02 3 'PRINCESS KWEI YING' CAST FORM THEATRE GROUP SINGAPORE. Tut v EnLged by the success of their recent production "Princess Kwei YbngS the Cast naw banded together to form the Singapore Theatre Club. Thi> club, which will be open to all interested m dramatics, hopes to make -i further contribution to168 words
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Article24 1960-08-02 3 BENTONG. Tues —The Bentong Youth Club will organise a tour of Singapore for its members. The party will leave on August 12.24 words
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61 1960-08-02 3 2 HIGHER STUDY AWARDS FOR STUDENTS STAMP ORD. Tues. Two farmer students of St. Xavier's Upper Six science el-ass have been awarded individual scholarships. Mr. Chan Kok Wye. who received a State scholarship is to study dentistry at the University of Malaya. Mr. Vincent Chao will study architecture m the61 words
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55 1960-08-02 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Minister of Works. Posts and Tel c c o mmunications. Dato V. T. Sambanthan has announced that the law is to be amended to make it man- > datory for magistrates to fine dog owners as well as make55 words
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Article28 1960-08-02 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.The Malayan Film Unifs 'United We Stand" about cooperative fishing, has won the first nrize m the International Labour Film Festival In Stockholm.28 words
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Article21 1960-08-02 3 KUANTAN. Tues. Pahang will start issuing new identity cards at registration centres set up m various districts, today.21 words
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Article24 1960-08-02 3 MERSING. Tues. Youth clubs here are to build an open-air theatre on a natural rock platform, a bathing pool and playground.24 words
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119 1960-08-02 3 RICE: BIGGER HARVEST IN MALAYA FORECAST SINGAPORE, Tues. Malaya will be among the nations m A>sia which will have a phenomenal increase m rice production during the year ending July. This forecast has been marie by the Foreign Agricultural Service of the j American Department of Agriculture. The ***** Communist119 words
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Article157 1960-08-02 3 TALENTIME SHOW BY TWO SCHOOLS STAMFORD. Tuts. The Raffles Players. the dramatic society of Raffles Institution and Raffles Girls' School, is staging Its combined talentime on August 6 at the Victoria Theatre. Earlier this year the society staged Shakespeare's •Twelfth Night" for four nights at the Victoria Theatre and the157 words
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190 1960-08-02 3 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. MAGISTRATE was told how a 73: year-old num. Tan Geok San, \\;is allegedly neglected by his wife who is receiving $100 ;i month as maintenance from him. Tan and his wife. Lav Kirn Neo, were staying190 words
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Article47 1960-08-02 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Former High Commissioner, m the Federation. Field Mar- shal Sir Gerald Templer has been honoured with Malaya's I highest award. "Tun", m rei cognition of his outstanding contribution to the defeat of the Communist terrorist organisation m the Feder- 1 ation.47 words
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Article19 1960-08-02 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The staff of RedifTusion Malaya) celebrated their 11th anniversary with a dinner on Sunday.19 words
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258 1960-08-02 3 New travel firm formed to attract more tourists to Singapore SINGAPORE, Tues.— A new firm has been formed m Singapore to draw more tourists to Malaya and Singapore. The firm is the Cathay Travel and Trading Company Limited m Pcnang Lane. A spokesman of the firm told the Free Press258 words
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Article25 1960-08-02 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Government lias called for tenders to build a threestorey secondary school for boys and girls at Upper Aljunied Road.25 words
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Article60 1960-08-02 3 MEDAL OF MERIT FOR SIX SCOUTERS SINGAPORE, Tues. Six Singapore scouters have been awarded the Medal of Merit. They are Messrs. Chu Chui Lum, Assistant Chief Commissioner; Son Teow Seng, Assistant Chief Commissioner: Abdul Hamid bin Surian. District Commissioner. Geylang Heng Chiang Xi, District Commissioner. Stamford; Mohamed Siraj, District Commissioner.60 words
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78 1960-08-02 3 THE 'OPERA NIGHT' ANOTHER AUDITION SINGAPORE. Tv« s. Tht siHT^.sstn] audition t<»r_ soloists on July 25 has prompted th<- Singapore Mu.sical Society to hold a further hearing at St. Andrew's Cathedral War Memorial Hall on August 8 at 5 p.m. Own music Those Interested are asked to contact Mrs. Aisha78 words
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Advertisement71 1960-08-02 3 Ml YOU MAKE UP YOUR MIND R a iooiTat the "outstanding P^lliS 18ct solid gold $90.00 I m r AqentV LIEN WAH WATCH DEALERS. 3 North Bfdqe Rd., Smfopor*. Tel: *****. )<stributots tor Federation: *00 HING BROTHERS, -mpur 96 Campbell St., Penong I TRP.72 5^ STORAGE PfiCKING %Ap ORE BAGGAGE71 words
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Advertisement272 1960-08-02 3 HermeS "=innn SWISS I 1 1 "^H'S^r m mmW /mi. I I I "^^QjT mrW /mm m^M^w^w^^l^M^Mm^K mm I A lightweight machine which writes like an office typewriter you will find all the advantages usually attributed to office models grouped m the new HermeS 3000 a li^ht, sturdy and advantageous272 words
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Article, Illustration933 1960-08-02 4 (fiM&4/@l\ v v ...;..v;.yMSW.v Dear Esme, I AM accused of being a nagging wife, but how CAN I be cured of this habit? You see, if I ask my husband to do a thing once, I ask him a hundred933 words
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Article48 1960-08-02 4 DON'T get upset. Jot down your troubles m a letter and post them to Esme. She'll give you sound advice or a rocket if you deserve one! Write to Dear Esme, The Singapore Free Press, Times House, River Volley Road, Singapore 9. AAI 8148 words
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Advertisement484 1960-08-02 4 THIS WEEKS A SUPER VALUES! JjK icYrvH CDCn Al Cl Tempting Price Reductions /A f V J\ A\ JrCvlALj! Available for one week only )f y\\ BEEF POT ROAST $180 per Ib. MINCED BEEF $150 per Ib. f PORK CHOP $1.95 per Ib. I BEEF OR PORK STEAKETTES $1.00 per484 words
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Advertisement19 1960-08-02 4 To OgN fl|lL< *f your siUtrwin EXCBlffl SEIEtK MODES" JEWE^ NEVt^IN SINGA^ OR MA- WE W** Bt^ Please 119 words
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Miscellaneous329 1960-08-02 4 CLT'ES ACROSS 1 1 Selects these implements (5> |2 |5 |4 [5 (6 (7 4He should grow up with a _^^^^^__^^^^__^_J j taste for honey (A, 3) 8 Going upside down like a -r terrapin changing direction 10 Criminally implicate m the __^^^^^^^H^__ J^^B__^^B__^^B__^^B___ matter of a skeleton? <5> I329 words
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Article, Illustration936 1960-08-02 5 hostess cooks big tinner for 200 guests 3OEKAMTO WAS TOO rO EAT THE FOOD SHE SERVED N ;SIAN NIGHT X \.MTO. petite and charmi M. Soekamto, .Manairim- rooked dinner for about M to celebrate the ofiicial Miido*> Singapore branch ny. did credit to the occasion, w;is so936 words
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Advertisement28 1960-08-02 5 i: MELOOICA ■■-sic k and Ml -QC EACH T.M.A. LTD., I lr^' s Those who know buy n '"stcl colours I tissues *P the smj woman MOW tissues28 words
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Advertisement247 1960-08-02 5 For good smoking taste, it makes good sense to smoke y EMT America's outstanding IV ll™ I filter cigarette! KENT'S famous J^BlB»*^^^mi«, n MICRONITE filter iJE^Sh^FTHBi^ has a free f^rM 7 /^5 and easy draw. A y KENT uses [kd^j IL* only the finest if,/ tobaccos for a tik^ "m^247 words
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Article, Illustration596 1960-08-02 6 Montague Lacey - Montague Lacey By LONDON. TUESDAY. DELLETS of uranium oxide no bigger than Ihe sweets you buy m a roll at 10 for sixpence will soon be driving the world's first nuclear passenger-cargo liner across the Atlantic. Two of these tiny fuel596 words
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Article, Illustration727 1960-08-02 6 BARBARA ANNE TAYLOR - BARBARA ANNE TAYLOR BY LONDON. TUES FLORA ROBSON MAKES SKILFUL USE OF COLOUR, PATTERN TO GIVE NEW SENSE OF SPACE |!)VEB SINCE thai day when Pimlico revealed its potentiality as :i salubrious residential area, fashionable districts have been popping up m all soils of unfashionable places. One of727 words
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Article70 1960-08-02 6 LONDON. Tuos.— Stall >U-el "curtain wall! feature of >ix American skyscrapers Londoners will b<- abl« it being fitted short:;,to the ma>sive new I kers building on MillBut as yet. lew B architects la «»w much about it. They will soon. Prt r George Danforth. dir ot the Institute of70 words
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Advertisement508 1960-08-02 6 Give a Gift that will always be treasured! DIAMOND RINGS EAR RINGS BRACELETS PENDANTS NECKLACES DOUBLE-CLIP BROOCHES ETC., ETC. LANKA Jewellers, iTHh HO BK i ok CEI LON OEMS 20 BATTERY RD STORE I. PHONE ***** Dear Sir... NO VOLUNTARY WORKERS? 0 > .vjr orticic Girl Guide Movement Hit B\508 words
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Advertisement117 1960-08-02 6 Luxury m Lingeri r C v mmm^ m mmm ft t A I v x H i v 86. North Bridge Rone THE STORE FOR LADIES GENT S Rfc r^^3 |P| Dine, Drink and Dane coo (j ADELPHI GRILL The city ■^V vous the place tc dinner or lunch. g117 words
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74 1960-08-02 7 ALAN KHOO - ALAN KHOO l£ GE NOTICE SAYS M PTION ONLY h ealth or other )RO ved reasons SINGAPORE. Tu«s. ,j Ration is now one •of four kfan Mii-t' subjects for first-year j4luJ^iers^J>a^^ ooly be mated for us approved by the Chief i v, >k Xc74 words
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132 1960-08-02 7 STUDENT FROM SINGAPORE GETS BURSARY IN AUSTRALIA SINGAPORE, Tues.— A Singapore student has been awarded a bursary by a leading Australian leather tanning company to continue his studies at the Footscray Technical College m Melbourne. He hi 18-year-oid Tao Hal Sin. a second year mechanical engineering .■student- at the Fooiscray132 words
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133 1960-08-02 7 Visitors to park claim a poltergeist threw stones at them SINGAPORE, Tues. Visitors to Farrer Park claimed a poltergeist had pelted them with stones on certain nights around midnight. The latest victims of the stone-throwing ghost were two hawkers and three shopkeepers. They said a "rain of stones" hit them133 words
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173 1960-08-02 7 LOCAL-MADE SUNGLASSES ENJOY SALES BOOM: ROADSIDE STALLS CASH IN ON NEW RAGE RAFFLES PLACE, Tues.— More and more Singaporeans, especially women, are wearing sunglasses and as a result smeb of these are booming. To cash m on the new rage. road>ide stalls retailing sunglasses are mushroomin? all over the State,173 words
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200 1960-08-02 7 India makes strong bid to capture fruit market in the island SINGAPORE, Tuesday. INDIA is making a firm bid to enter into the 1 fruit market m Singapore and the Federation which has hitherto been monopolised by Australia, Canada, China and a few Southeast Asian countries, i As an experiment,200 words
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Article68 1960-08-02 7 THUGS ROB TWO YOUTHS OF WATCHES IPOH. Tues.— Two youths were robbed of their watches while taking a short cut home through a marble quarry at Gunong Cheroh. near here. Two thugs stopped them and asked them what gang they belonged to. When the youths, Ong Ah Sang and Chan68 words
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Article129 1960-08-02 7 AIRPORT OFFICER DIES, AGED 45 PAYA LEBAR, Tues. Mr. Gerard Matthew Fernaiiaez. Administration Orticer of the Civil Aviation Department at the Singapore Airport, died at the General Hospital yesterday rnornint; after a brief illness. The funeral will take place at Bidadari Cemetery this afternoon. The cortege will leave his home129 words
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Article42 1960-08-02 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The report of the Federation Education Review Committee Ls to be published on Thursday. The nine-man committee was appointed by the Government m February to review the education policy set out m the Razak Report.42 words
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Article24 1960-08-02 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues.— The Malayan Pineapple Industry Board has transferred its Tampoi offices to the Government Omces building m Johore Bahru.24 words
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Article44 1960-08-02 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The new president of the Supernumerary Clerical Services Union is Mr. Vong Sze Lett. Other officials are Mr. V Rajadurai (vice president), Mr. John Davies (secretary). Mr J Rao (assistant secretary),' and Mr. M. Ganeson 'treasurer).44 words
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Article31 1960-08-02 7 KUALA LUMPUR. JugH.--Th<* National Union of Man tation Workers is to erect a 50ft. memorial for worxers who died m the Se cond World War and during the Emergency.31 words
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105 1960-08-02 7 EX-SECURITY MEN SEE D.O. ON PLEA FOR LAND mELUK ANSON, Tues.— The 1 District Officer, Lower Perak. Inche Mohamed Senawi bin Haji Zainuddin, held discussions here with a delegation from ex-Security Forces personnel m Lower Perak concerning their plea for land. The ex-Security forces men had applied for about 1.400105 words
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35 1960-08-02 7 SINGAPORE, Tues.—Twen-ty-five Malay language and cultural organisations have urged the Permanent Board of Malay Language and Literary Congress m Singapore to make Malay the basis for creating a national culture.35 words
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Article, Illustration211 1960-08-02 7 A. MAHADEVA - Now she sells Insurance to get to Paris A. MAHADEVA MODELLING IS NOT ENOUGH' By SINGAPORE, Tues. Fashion modelling is not sufficient for ambitious Singapore girl Lillian Tan Phek Mvi whose goal is to study dress-design-ing m Paris. This 24-year-old girl has now, m addition to her modelling, work, entered211 words
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Article25 1960-08-02 7 BUTTERWORTH, Tues. A new broadcasting station. Radio R.A.A.F. Butterworth officially went on the air on Sunday night after a month's test broadcasting.25 words
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Article30 1960-08-02 7 KOTA BAHRU. Tues. A Malayan student, Inche Mohamed Rashdan bin Baba, 22. has obtained a B.Sc. degree m agriculture after studying three years at Reading University England.30 words
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243 1960-08-02 7 IPOH, Tues. A $7 million project is now under way, providing for the extension of an artificial lake and raising the level of a railway track, m order to enable Malaya's biggest "ricebowl" area In Krlan district to produce a double crop of243 words
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Advertisement117 1960-08-02 7 Jiera TAPE RECORDER jy^^^g^^ 49^^K I *~"^^^fc w Jim I available at: Hi-Fi Traders 59. South Bridge Road, S pore Tel: ***** 1 The Combination That Makes Your HI-FI and STEREO Perfect j B Transcription Pick -up Arm TPA.I2 B Transcription Motor 301. m From All Radio Healers. Sole Agents:-117 words
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1017 1960-08-02 8 David Walker - David Walker By LONDON. TUESDAY. IN HIS ANGER HE VOWED WHEN HE REACHED LONDON: TM GOING TO CONQUER THIS CITY' £]ARLY m 1859 a family called Gillies, of Rothesay m Scotland, sailed for New Zealand. About six months later their cousins1,017 words
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Advertisement340 1960-08-02 8 EACH YEAR WHEN WE RUN THIS SALE We moke a host of new friends. But what's really significant is that old customers are always m majority among thousonds who crowd our store. They look for this event THEY know that Chotirmall's prices ore regularly lc*er ar.d that, therefore, the bargains340 words
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Advertisement157 1960-08-02 8 B«BCLysflß«^^^ I M SBS LEONARD-L Incorporates every tf.rd on* ttoture used >n domcstit rtt,,,,,, Blfl, it Occupies small floor Q t CO y** ir Extra low tempcratu'c trote* t BM> Chill-tray, Moisture. uoi -lip^, I* Kff Dairy comportment m aon, mZ~ MARDEN COMPakE 78 82, Orchard Road, S r m157 words
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Article, Illustration341 1960-08-02 9 Men and girls have a word for above-knee skirt: Wow hrn This was the recep--1 received from about people, half of them hen 1 showed them the >n the right. the thought I)ehin(l lliis lion, as it is being said is quite different from the girls' as you will is341 words
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Article56 1960-08-02 9 HOW TO USE THE LIQUID EYE-LINER DO you hi J trouble! irl .;uid eye-lin* I sh mldn*t really, you I've w a number 5 from girls who that the application and peels off." -imple explanation is I -.quid eye-liner >hould pplied on an entirely :rte from grease eyeI stay for56 words
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Article35 1960-08-02 9 PLAIN dyed material which a "favourite among iris .-terns to be increasolours all tne time. fM have I seen such a d selection than those M res m High Street.35 words
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Article94 1960-08-02 9 THESE NEW JUMPERS SAVE HAIR-DOS I'VE often put oil wearing jumpers tor fear of ruinIng my i:air-do. when struggling to get it through my head. But finally someone has come out with the brilliant idea of sewing a zipper at the Dack. Made by Opaline In Velour nylon tricot, this94 words
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359 1960-08-02 9 It's really more fun to bake cookies and pies all by yourself 'JMIHSH ■instant preparations" like pie lillings, puddings and cakes ARK wonderful, but 1 would be last to run them down For they certainly steal away the pririo that a housewife may have m her cooking. A£ any good359 words
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72 1960-08-02 9 NEW HANDBAGS IN SILK ARE SHEER LUXURY •pHE latest look m handbags is sneer luxury. I'm talking about the handbags made of pure silk. Fully lined with foam rubber, they are the softest and roomiest (for its size) handbags ever to be made. Made m Germany, with gay multi-coloured checks72 words
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Article36 1960-08-02 9 GOOD hostesses In Singapore ar now using table mats with matching serviettes. Those from C.K. Tang's are of linen and each is a different colour blue. red. brown and grey with gaily printed designs.36 words
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Advertisement8 1960-08-02 9 PSSf^. POGER.GAILET ■il^i V ***»*^*l -W fAWS France8 words
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Advertisement375 1960-08-02 9 laiKJidMh. m li'l'llrllU j 1 1 Q ml i ■m^^Sl^^\l^tl^ t^Sm\^^mw^Bm^m^' m for Instant Protection... Just turn the swivel base and Odo-Ro« Apply Both *o stick deodorant is ready to use. Soothingly cool, delicately fragrant, it Deodorant goes on "dry," eliminates perspiration odor all day long. Then, when you've and375 words
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Article46 1960-08-02 10 BOB PENNINGTON - BOB PENNINGTON By -'^v, out of the rt-d. n( |,h I next month In J^ Thesharehold^'a..;-,;^; I* agree to the issue I VHBB They will als-, lI Pompeys overci. estimate. Ports:: over bid by stip made to current i J new shares for < hgfh Igf46 words
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Article, Illustration156 1960-08-02 10 M. Harrison- Gray - M. Harrison-Gray by A HOST of players r. on using a weak N Trump with only a h idea of its mechanic*. Bo made the call on the abovi deal, although the ftgn range was 12-14 point > everyone passed, ana came to 11 tricks ft] Three Spades156 words
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216 1960-08-02 10 11. M. DtHkyard Indian Brotherhood 2. F ARRER PARK. Tue>.- H Dockyard were In lei lorm yoterday. Tin-, an eas>y win In this Ju Cud tit. Hero of the match Adam^on. He scored th:trie five goals. Indians bad many chai and s*et they failed.216 words
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Article29 1960-08-02 10 I ARRER PARK. I I Tanjong Pagar Bmferß beai Tamil Youth 5 2 fester* j Scorers: Tfenjonf Pagar Hawker.s <2». Robert BUI: |Syrd. Tamils Mutiiuir Karrupiah.29 words
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Article25 1960-08-02 10 LONDON Turv— l link < N h«7ause at Ml Sta. hf M» is takinu strtt«hin X racflvte* a trial for Crystal P;ila««25 words
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Advertisement218 1960-08-02 10 For Cool Comfort DlPi)H£ l'^^\ Tetoron v—^^Q J Cotton Available At All Good Stores CARPETS INDIAN WOOLLFN CARPETS \n* If ui/tihh' 1/ ROCK BOTTOM PRICES 9 x 12' 565.00 9' x 9' $50.00 TO II I All COTTON REVERSIBLE CARPETS 9 x 12' $42.00 9' 9' $32.00 9 x 6'218 words
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Advertisement563 1960-08-02 10 (^HOPPING CENTRE brings you every Tuesday and Friday the good buys available m the shops. There seems to be no lack of good products and ideas m Singapore these days. Some of them you'll find here. A WIDE RANGE of worldwide r known brands of Transi&tor Ra- dies. Tape Recorders.563 words
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Advertisement443 1960-08-02 10 EVERYTHING YOl CAN think of is at CCC JUNK STORE. Their several departments have a wide range of items for the home such as dresses, children's wear, garden toys for birthday parties (on hire), etc. etc. 137, Windstedt Drive (off Bukit Timah Rd.'. phone *****/*****. YOU ARE MOST welcome to443 words
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Advertisement107 1960-08-02 10 For all CARPETS DRY-CLEANING Contact: WASHINGTON Dry Cleaning Co. 412-414, Orchard Road, Singapore. Phone: ***** For Pleasant Listening Choose SONY i TRANSISTOR RADIOS ALSO AVAILABLE FAMOUS BRANDS OF TAPE RECORDERS, CAMERAS WATCHES. Prices arc moderate. Obtainab'«" 3V BOON CO. 16, CHANot ALLeY 3 hORE 1 For your latest Li&htin& Fittings107 words
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Advertisement257 1960-08-02 10 Use Diplomat Sports- £f Wear hW(\ Comfort *rS^</ DURABILITY Available at all Good Store. HALF-PRICES ANNUAL SALE LADIES' SWIMMING COSTUMES $3.50 GIRLS' SWIMMING COSTUMES 2 50 SINGLE BED SHEETS 52.50 REMNANTS 2-4 YARDS $1.90 ARROW, AERTEX, ENGLISH AMERICAN SPORTS SHIRTS CLFARING ALL $3.50 EACH. i CATHAY SILK STORE 38 39257 words
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Article, Illustration303 1960-08-02 11 SURE AND STEADFAST.. .AND SPEEDY TOO: 1st. COMPANY OUTSTANDING AT B.B. MEET WOODSVILLE, Tuesday. TllH Boys' liri-riclt'. Singapore Battalion, held its sixteenth annual athletic sports at St. Andrew's School ground yesterday. First Company won the championship Sure -and Steadfast Shield. The 111 Company won the Lee Choon Eng Shield far303 words
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374 1960-08-02 11 Dutchman keeps lead to win Round-the-Island at 3rd attempt SINGAPORE, Tuesday. fJARL DALGAS, 28, skipper of the Roy^LSin^ gapore Yacht Club, was third time lucky m this year's Round-the-Island race which ended yesterday. Dutchman Dali^us recorded the best aggregate time of 12 hours 45 minutes 36 seconds. He was competing374 words
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Article145 1960-08-02 11 Rajaji clear their first hurdle Rajaji C. .4: Haikowyu S.C. L JALAN Tues.- Rajaji Sports Club have cleared their first round hurdle m the SAFA Junior Knock-oul competition. It was Haikowyu who scored first when Subramaniam failed to hold a Boon Leong header. Rajaji drew level just before half time.145 words
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Advertisement111 1960-08-02 11 iEh^s^^w the electr|ceye jj^g? CORRECT EXPOSURE so!?!!!!!.- LIST PRICE: $360.00 s.a/icdljtfrie: ci. c^o.< aa>l.htcd., SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR IPOH PENANG Ef^KIIGBEN QPR^X^jr/^Bj king size QUADRONAL^J for all kinds Q^^^^m Getting MARRIED? Make arrniiin'iiiriit- NOW for your Wedding I'hotografd^ t<» l><* Illff by the Fre«' PtoM Weddinj: PicUwrh Service. Telephone Singapore 28(X)111 words
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325 1960-08-02 12 LONDON, Tuesday. I ANKY Gordon Pirie, Britain's chief hope of gaining at least one gold L medal m the coining Rome Olympics, continued the magnificent form he has shown this season by winning the 0.000Reuter - 325 words
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Article, Illustration60 1960-08-02 12 Girls win at Boys Brigade athletics... see Page 11 9 I IRST Company Ciirls Life Brigade, who won the Inter Company Race at the Boys' Brigade Sinuapore Battalion annnal athletic sports held yesterday at the St. Andrew's SckMri ground. Left to RUht: Nr Poh G^e. Yeo Sii Inn. Tan Suat60 words
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495 1960-08-02 12 LONDON, Tuesday. AVER 34,000 Lancashire supporters the biggest crowd for a county game at Old Trafford, Manchester, since 1926 were drenched yesterday, but left the ground with sunshine smiles. The reason was that Lancashire had the reigningReuter - 495 words
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Article99 1960-08-02 12 ROME OLYMPIC POOL WAS A BIG FLOP ROME. Tues.— Electric stopwatches were one second .slow, tne lighting was bad, programmes gave wrong records, entry cards were handed out at the last moment, and no one knew who the swimmers were otherwise everytning was just fine. Tnis was the glum reportU.P.I. - 99 words
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Article30 1960-08-02 12 BRANDS HATCH. Tues.— Australia's Jack Brabham Cooper Climax) staved oil" a challenge by Scot Jimmy Clark's Lotus Climax to win the 50-lap. 132-mile Silver City Trophy Race.- U.P.I.U.P.I. - 30 words
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241 1960-08-02 12 Singapore dazzle in a 15-5 triumph RIVER VALLEY, Tues. Singapore gained their "revenge" against Indonesia m no uncertain manner. They scored a 15-5 water polo win last night at the City Council Pool m River Valley Road, on Saturday, Singapore had unexpectedly toppled 5-4. Advised to change their tactics by241 words
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241 1960-08-02 12 Toth gets half the goals as Singapore rout Madras tourists 6-1 Singapore Selection 6; Madras F. T. 1. gKFORK a 2259 paving crowd, Singapore Selection easily mastered the tourists from Madras m their opening match under floodlights. Madras will have to improve their finishing If they are to avoid a241 words
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Article87 1960-08-02 12 ALL BLACKS LOSE...BY 15 JERSEYS SPRINGS, Tues. The New Zealand All-Blacks Rugby Union touring side had their gear stolen while at a dance. The canvas bag containing the jerseys was found split open, and the players' personal kit was strewn all over their bus. Only the jerseys were missing. All-BlacksReuter - 87 words
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Article130 1960-08-02 12 GASSERS CRASH IN LEAGUE THRILLER BUKIT TIMAH, Tues. Mighty Stanvac Gassers toppled yesterday to Cardinals m the Singapore Softball League at Bukit Timah. They lost 14-11 m the senior competition after holding an unbeaten record since 1958. In the first round of the competition Cardinals had lost narrowly 4-3. It130 words
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Article213 1960-08-02 12 Full results of Open Summer golf mHOMSON. Tues. ComJ. plete results of the Royal Singapore Golf Club threeday Open Summer Meeting, which concluded at Sime Road yesterday, were: July 30: Men's A Medal Stableford: 1. D. A. Borrir (35), F. B. II Blundell <35>. Borrie was the winner on a213 words
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Article49 1960-08-02 12 SYDNEY. Tues.— Welterweight Ralph Dupas reversed a decision he lost earlier this year when he outpointed Charley Scott of Philadelphia over 12-rounds here last night. Dupas is expected to meet Benny Paret m a non-title 12-round bout at Sydney stadium early next month U.P.I.U.P.I. - 49 words
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Article35 1960-08-02 12 LORDS. Tues. Richard Hutton. son of former England nnd Yorkshire batsman Sir Leonard Hutton. scored 50 and shared an opening partnership of 135 when he played for the Rest against ouumern £>cnoois. ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article50 1960-08-02 12 v? i N <'APORE Tues— lndonesia's badminton players S» to^ k art "J c Malayan Open championships it lw»h ve fl tl J allen^ 1 d Singapore to an international lakh onSaturd^i 1 at fc in **»<>re Badminto^ a (seats), 50 cents (gallery) 30 cents (schoolboys)50 words
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Advertisement166 1960-08-02 12 A SMALL AD. WILL HELP THAT r^fSlW LIL SOMEONE AND MAKE CASH FOR YOU! tj^JL^ TIMES HOUSE. RIVER VALL"Y ROAD. SINGAPORE 9 T«|_. 2800 BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS, ENGAGEMENTS, J°* A MI A gJ" ?DDmoSiT ANNOUNCEMENTS, PERSONAL. MISSING ETC $O wSJSSo «Kn. SITUATIONS VACANT, VEHICLES FOR SALE, O f w °n166 words
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Advertisement114 1960-08-02 12 I IT'S THE LATEST IN SHAVERS I Wherever you arc you can be sure I of a PERFECT SHAVE w.th ifflMmm SHAVER I SWISS MADE m your car m the office /^£?^!om!/m I m the jicJJs Spo" l'*l Simple to operate r'i I I Rons on two torch battens I114 words
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Miscellaneous290 1960-08-02 12 -.••.••••••••••••••••••••Cut aioti. Hj FREE PRr.ss IttS; l j WORD PUZZLE*^! Cut out and pin M I 2 Posting instruction. B Name I j 1 f 1 AddrcsV. V I I 3i^^sHßJ 1 ••tCut aloru CLUES FOR WORD PUZZLE V; 1. Many a child loves to ndc 4 H-. v n?290 words
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