The Singapore Free Press, 3 August 1960
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Title Section16 1960-08-03 1 IS TALKING ABOUT _I__l—^^— The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1960. 15 CENTS.16 words
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Article27 1960-08-03 1 Racing Vicar: I am going again w lle* six lot harmful > of ruled Irtai his six winners extern toSmall win ttm •uld -.cv to :.rr mall m27 words
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Article274 1960-08-03 1 'One-sided' Red newsman told to leave Let him stay on m New Delhi, says a note on 'friendship' to India PEKING, Wednesday. OMMUNIST CHINA has sent a note to India describing the denial of a new Indian visa to a Chi nese correspondent as an "unreasonable move,"Reuter - 274 words
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327 1960-08-03 1 U.N. troops will enter Katanga on Saturday: Dag EOPOLDVILLE, Wed. United Nations troops will enter the Congo's breakaway province of Katanga on Saturday, Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld, the U.N. Secre-tary-General, announced here last night. He said m a radio broadcast that U.N. troops would go m with the agreement of the327 words
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Article, Illustration179 1960-08-03 1 CORPORATION TO TAKE OVER PRESS r»OLOMBO. W e d. The Ceylon Government has decided to take over the country's national newspapers, the Ceylon Daily News said yesterday. It said the takeover would be made "by means of a corporation, m which the Government will have a179 words
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45 1960-08-03 1 BONN. Wed.— Queen Sirlkit of Thailand, on a current State visit to Sindelfingen. West Germany, with King phumipol, yesterday accepted a Mercedes-Benz ambulance from Daimler-Benz as a gift for the Thai Red Cross of which she is president. Reuter.45 words
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Article30 1960-08-03 1 HAMBURG. Wed.— West German radio monitoring sources said Chinese Communist rfd io H sta^ have stepped up broadcasting time 637 hours a week m 22 major languages.30 words
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Article29 1960-08-03 1 LONDON, Wed— The biggest load (40,000 Ib.) ever parachuted £om an aircraft m the western world has been dropped safely from a Blackburn Beverley transport.29 words
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Article24 1960-08-03 1 a 1 1 i\no\ Wed— Four men ambushed a London zoo van money and drove oft at high speed.24 words
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Article31 1960-08-03 1 WASHINGTON, Wed. Visas have been granted to the wife, mother and father of Francis Gary Powers to go to the Soviet Union In time for the trial.31 words
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Article, Illustration49 1960-08-03 1 IT'S NEW-THIS TULIP SHAPED BRIDAL DREAM BY VIRGINIE §k THIS beautiful tulip-shaped wedding dress is among the new collection of fashions by Virgtnie. just shown m Paris The latest fashions emphasise soft lines, rounded shoulders, slender waists and slightly longer skirts. Now turn to Page 6 for more pictures.49 words
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86 1960-08-03 1 $1 00 REWARD FOR RETURN OF 12-YEAR-OLD JASPER SINGAPORE. Wed.— A re- ward of $100 awaits anyone who finds a stonedeaf 12-year-old Daschund named Jasper, missing since Monday. The aog, black and tan m colour, was last seen by his owner, Mr. G. N. Gilmore, at 6.15 p.m. m the86 words
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Article49 1960-08-03 1 JAKARTA. Wed— Lioe Hie Him, a business man. and his brother, Lioe Yoe Hok. also a business man, have been jailed for 15 years and seven years respectively by a Semarang court for cheating the Government of more than 50 million rupiahs (about M 53.300.000) UPI.49 words
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125 1960-08-03 1 14 killed in worst road crash in Vienna: Both trams smashed VIENNA, Wednesday. A RUNAWAY tram packed with factory workers, many of them women, crashed into another tram here yesterday Jailing 14 people and injur- ing at least 80. Police said it was the worst traffic accident m Vienna's history.125 words
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190 1960-08-03 1 Mystery of Castro's illness and future deepens HAVANA, Wed.— The mystery surrounding Premier Fidel Castro's illness and future political role deepened yesterday after a presidential palace source described him as "walking around Havana, taking it easy." It was not explained why the Prime Minister would be walking around if ne190 words
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Article17 1960-08-03 1 LONDON. Wed— Britain and Peking today extended recognition to the new African republic of Niger.17 words
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STOP PRESS
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Article20 1960-08-03 1 h .1 > i<• .1. «tp, ii. .I m Bta n ntv pet H, up 1 lit- vi .t.|\20 words
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Article58 1960-08-03 1 si\i, \i'iii:i \\ni I',,i. t illrd la woik^hnu mi Nrstsi> < I >'"i» > i:...ui ti.i» i m*i»i.i m\ »c^ m Ntrikins pi nt < «i i v i retiring tit* i)t < mi^« 1.. I I >Mtll lIM Ml lk« ye* ul.tN n'»«»n v h«n58 words
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Article35 1960-08-03 1 >I\ IPO It I Ufa me SIIS m tlum ul«ntv \t\ .v Hi' 1 |i t|.i\ Knli lurk i» m South 111 h! H "»1 v irrt m h ki ii liuan Kn.iil35 words
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Article78 1960-08-03 1 M.Ui .ii Moi w l.vehanf* Bpilll r\ qiiu-t m **n»- I p iii.irnnu "Uli M I l;^ 111 iiullt* 1 Ii 11 11. J <»(»!i. m \n::l«i Ori«iU»l 4v \|s, Iji j «ny IWJ f I r.'.s, .v V mm- Orclv 13: Mt \h^i« i M v l78 words
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Article22 1960-08-03 1 \mi- PC MHI ins M HUM B kSI < iNfforab i m.i ■>! «»utd«Ktr uorM i•• m hi .i» i<i* m r22 words
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Article61 1960-08-03 1 pAPETOWN. Wed. Tht v/ general manager of a large Ashing company here said the boycott of South African goods by Ghana and Malaya was causing "grave concern" for the future of the pilchard canning industry. The two countries, he said, ordinarily take about 20 per cent61 words
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Article27 1960-08-03 1 ALGIERS. Wed— Twenty-eight people were Injured last night In I two .separate grenade attacks, one at Constaritlne, the other at Roknia, Eastern Algeria.27 words
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Article21 1960-08-03 1 NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, Wed. Sprightly 80-year-old Mr. Charles Lozzafl. whose eldest son Is 55. became a father for the lltfc tune21 words
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Article26 1960-08-03 1 LONDON. Wed— Ml» Jackte Chan has temporarily takien ov«r the starring role In "The world, of Suzie Wong." current London West Bid theatre hit.26 words
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Article23 1960-08-03 1 AMMAN. Wed— Twenty member* of the banned Islamic libei ration Party have been arre*»t#<i 1 near the village of Nablus— UPIUPI - 23 words
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Article25 1960-08-03 1 Finst Malayan Fund manager* prices today: buying $1.29 and selling $1.37 xd Second Malayan Fund manager's price* buying $100 and selling $106 xd.25 words
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Advertisement139 1960-08-03 1 WHAT IS JAZZ M—* 1 f A. I I ff To know more about JAZZ, you hove to own o musical instrument and the best way of obtaining one is to come and consult us where you can be rest assured to get the best for your monies worth. For139 words
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Advertisement18 1960-08-03 1 VAN HIN FOR fw FIXE [QJ^^a FIRXITIRE 136/142, Orchard Road, B'pore •9. Tfls: *****, 225 M Jb 2ZU%-18 words
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166 1960-08-03 2 Gains in industrials in a quiet London market: But gilts are neglected LONDON, Wed. IJOLIDAV influences continued to restrict business m the London stock markets yesterday but industrial equities extended last week's late improvement on a small demand and showed widespread uains. where condition* were very quiet and no decided166 words
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Article148 1960-08-03 2 Disappointing news starts an early selling wave T EW YORK: Wall Street ll yesterday closed barely steady with a moderate showing of losses mostly to one dollar or so. Market operators took a pessimistic view of the mixed business news background and selling was noted early. Throughout the148 words
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Article61 1960-08-03 2 Royal Dutch active m an irregular market AMSTERDAM: The market J\ was irregular. Among internationals Royal Dutch was again active with Monday's strong tendency maintained. The advance m this issue wa> attributed to the strength of Wall Street, domestic and foreign demand and switching into Royal Dutch from other61 words
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75 1960-08-03 2 WASHINGTON. Wed The General Services Administration yesterday announced the sale of about 14.000.000 lb of U.S. govern-ment-owned coconut oil. A GSA spokesman said that about 11,000.000 lb had been sold to Proctor and Gamble at prices ranging from a low of 13.41 cents per75 words
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Article58 1960-08-03 2 HONG KONG. Tuesday. Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H S. Banking Corporation $1,190 $1,190 .sales Union Ins. Canton $91.50 $92.00 5 ales filers Wheelock Marden 7.40 7.45 sales .vales H Kong phone $37.50 $3800 sales j-ales Dairy Farm <fc Cold Storage $27 80 $27.90 Mkln58 words
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Article131 1960-08-03 2 Shell to build an oil refinery m Central America LONDON: A M 529.750,000 oil refinery will be built at Acajutla, El Salvador, by the Royal Dutch Shell Group as part of the organisation's expansion programme m Central America, the Shell International Petroleum Company has announced here. The refinery willReuter - 131 words
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Article80 1960-08-03 2 DAMASCUS: The United Arab Republic's Syrian region has signed en agreement with Royal Dutch Shell Oil Company to sell 50,000 tons of oil refined m the Syrian region. The total price of the deal was reported to be M 53.000.000. An official announcement said the agreement providedU.P.I. - 80 words
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Article94 1960-08-03 2 Hesitant opening m tin prices despite firmness at Singapore ONDON. Wed.— A someLi what hesitant tone was discernible m yesterday morning's London tin market and prices softened despite the continued firmness at Singapore. Copper made further modest price gains m the afternoon, the upward pressure being generally attributed to94 words
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Article82 1960-08-03 2 Goodyear hits new high AKRON (Ohio): Sales of Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company reached a new high m the first half of 1960 but earnings wore lower than a year ago, the company reported. Volume rose to $815,808,995 from $812,750,506 but per share profits dipped to $1.13 from $1.22.82 words
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Article49 1960-08-03 2 CHICAGO: Three American oil companies have received approval from the Spanish government to proceed with oil exploration m Spanish Sahara on the north-west coast of Africa. Pure Oil Co. has announced. A year-long seismic exploration programme will start immediately m the contract area. U.P.I.U.P.I. - 49 words
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Article918 1960-08-03 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. < Sidijp 2 Ma.'aka Pindt 3.40 3.40 Mandai Tekonf v 25 y.25 Mentakab 15 New Scudai 2 95 2. 95 New Serendah 3 ]0 3 !0 Nya!as 195 l .95 Radeila 2 75 fyam ?.D5 .'O5 Pant918 words
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423 1960-08-03 2 Investors' dilemma dues to dull, easy mart PAGE TWO GIVES YOU THE DETAILS OF UPS AND DOWNS OF YOUR INVESTWn, SINGAPORE, Wednesday. TT WAS another dull day on the Malayan 1 Stock Exchange when the resumption ol dealings took place yesterday after the August Bank holidays. ifc—--i. There were only423 words
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Article183 1960-08-03 2 Round the Word Market P rices NUTt: Alt price* oelou. are middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON Auk 2 Previous foil*, RUBBER No. 1 R»» C.i.f. European ports. Auk 9»i Sept. RUBBER No. 1 R&S Spot 1 RUBBER H: 1 RSS ttttlemcnt Nou»e Tirmt. Stpt M I 1« Oct. Ooc.183 words
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Article103 1960-08-03 2 Higher Eastern advices put prices on upgrade at outset I ONDON, Wed. Hignor Eastern advices yesterday put prices on the upgrade at the outset. Business was slow to resume after the holiday recess and traders reported virtually no interest shown by the factories. Business m the landed market was103 words
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Article111 1960-08-03 2 NEW YORK: Rubber futures were modestly active and higher. Traders said the steadier prices at London and Singapore were the main market influence. However, small scattered selling pared the gam^ slightly. The physical market was quiet with only small business reported for RSS one sheets on a September111 words
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Advertisement698 1960-08-03 2 CAT I? $m! t HE E. A. V. LINES G>IM Sailiags ta ADEN. RED SEA. MEDITERRANEAN. *j£) 3* CONTINENTAL t SCANDINAVIAN PORTS. »C/ OLj S para P. S *a« Peiiaag «J* m s "MOM a Cl 3*39 4 Aug 5 0 Aug (7 Aug StT o. ms. Selaadia I 20698 words
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Advertisement183 1960-08-03 2 BARBER LINE 1 From USA EAST CCAST PORTS via PANA" I AND MOM- OAKVILLE Aug FERN-VILLE FAR EAST LWEiI From USA GULF PORTS via PANAMA LOS MofUE] SM f| I AND HONGKONG CASTLEVILLE 7 Aug BARBER-FERN-VILLE LINE TO: NEW YORK. BOSTON. PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMOPt via SUEZ S: GLENVILLE In Pel 7183 words
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61 1960-08-03 3 ;|GG tR -HARE OF _r KET IN MOVE n BOOST TRADE IN<;APORE, Wednesday. M-rnmont is seeking a bigrkH m line with plans to export earnings by over next tive years. ilrive will be the arrival M.n i h of ;i floating trade n kmd61 words
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Article34 1960-08-03 3 MUARJ Wed. A lorry c river. Xgee Siah Sanii. 26. v.as killed when his vehicle went off- the road and landed on its side at the 7th milestone Muar-Parit Java Road.34 words
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125 1960-08-03 3 Association starts drive for volunteers to aid in rural clean-up SIXGAPORE Weclnesduy. Till] '(.Oimh v People's Association has started v campaign lo i;cl y&uths to modernise the rural districts. The association has asked youths attending its night I adult classes to come forward and help rural folks to build public125 words
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Article, Illustration236 1960-08-03 3 There is much to learn, says radio man on world trip with wife SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. Manoel de Nobrega, a Brazilian television and radio writer looked for an excuse to set away from his work and relax. Along came his stiver wedding anniversary. So what better excuse than this to236 words
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188 1960-08-03 3 British author searches for historical Malayan for new book SINGAPORE, Wed. Mrs. Winnifred Holmes, English author of many historical books, is looking for a fascinating Malayan historical character around whom she can write a book. Mrs. Holmes, who has been m Singapore for over a year, said she had not188 words
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Article80 1960-08-03 3 MORE NAMES ON ROLLS FROM MALACCA KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Malacca State leads m the re-registration of voters, it was stated m Kuala Lumpur. The original electoral roll m the States had 101.777 names on it. and the new roll up to the end of last week had 108.348 names. No80 words
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Article, Illustration95 1960-08-03 3 PIGOTTS HOPE TO RETURN IN 'SIX OR SEVEN YEARS' Cpi. j. E. Pifott, of the Ist Bn.. 22nd heshlre Regiment. with his Sinjcagorebora wifs> and nine-month-old son. John, who sailed for Britain on board the troopship Oxfordshire. Mrs. Pigo t t. formerly j Theresa Thores. and her I son will95 words
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Article, Illustration127 1960-08-03 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. All army sergeant. Danny Plunkett, wni) won the Radio Malaya Talentime contest In 1958 for the best tenor, will be leaving Singapore next month with his wife and five children to England. Known to his friends as ••Danny." Plunkett Is127 words
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257 1960-08-03 3 Concert by twenty blind children keeps a whole school enthralled SINGAPORE, Wednesday. 20-PIECE children's orchestra kept students of St. Joseph's Institution fascinated for three hours at a recent concert held at the school for the young musicians were all blind, pupils of the Princess Elizabeth School for the Blind m257 words
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Article49 1960-08-03 3 Captain Kumje Tawns. Deputy Secretary of State t<> the Kachin State Government. Burma, has arrived m Singapore for a three-month stay to study social and public health services on a Colombo Plan scholarship. He said Singapore had the best social services set-up In the Far Kast.49 words
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107 1960-08-03 3 GOVERNMENT TO DECIDE ON CATTLE BRANDING KOTA BHARU. Wed.— The Kelantan Government is considering a recommendation by the Veterinary Department here to brand all cattle m the State to prevent rustling. Many cases of cattle thefts have been reported m some districts. lUegal It is beneved that the cattle were107 words
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Advertisement82 1960-08-03 3 1 ■jJLAEijJ EDGE PARADISE Q EY THE SEA jj nd air-conditioned rooms with Hftt a^d sitting rooms. Adequate W.W jv.ded tor children ond tennis Wfm m 'or the sports enthusiasts. Bfl R Y TIFFIN and special Sundoy -ken J ss Excellent Chinese ond J 3 9 M °"agcr L.m Jew82 words
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Advertisement178 1960-08-03 3 A Handful of Precision YASHICA the incomparable and only "complete" 4x4 twin -lens reflex cameras available to-day fl| ||ir fOzoT-%herp t3.5 tour-element YASHINON ten* wP* COPAL-SV, I—l/ 5001 1/500 *cc. shutter. j^m^fx^^y outomotic tilm.wind ond tromc-counter I Pf|^ GUARANTEE |?pt^|k^ Every Yashica camera is sold with a &$j&?~~ guarantee-card. Ask178 words
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352 1960-08-03 4 LYDIA AROOZOO - Hymns sung in the National La nguage LYDIA AROOZOO ST. ANDREW'S STUDENTS i SET THE LEAD IN MOVE TO WELD VARIOUS RACES TOGETHER By Singapore Wednesday STUDENTS of the St. Andrew's School m Singapore have now started singing their hymns m the Malay language. This latest step for the use352 words
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Article, Illustration132 1960-08-03 4 This pretty young Miss is leading 19 tourists in trip round the world Looks, they say, are deceptive, and so it was when this pretty young: woman on board the liner Ruys arriving m Singapore on Friday turned out to be a professor of English at the University of Cordoba.132 words
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152 1960-08-03 4 New I-cards: Interview timings are fixed for 3,500 residents KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THli Selangor Registration Office has issued more than 3,500 letters to residents m Kuala Lumpur stating interview timings for new identity cards. A spokesman of the Department appealed to the public to keep their appointments m order to152 words
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125 1960-08-03 4 TYCOONS HEAD FIRMS WITHOUT A CENT RISKED SINGAPORE, Wed.—Several business tycoons m the City have discovered an ingenious way of controlling a number of firms at the same time without a cent of their personal Investment. The scheme is considered to be almost foolproof. Firstly, a person registers a firm125 words
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98 1960-08-03 4 SISTER MARIE'S GOLDEN JUBILEE MASS SINGAPORE, Wed.— Sister Marie de St. Maceline of tne Little Sisters ol tne Poor, recently celebrated the Golden Jubilee of her profession. To mark the occasion a Pontifical Hign Mass was .sung by His Grace, tne Archbishop of Singapore and Malacca. Msg. M. Olcomendy. assisted98 words
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Article27 1960-08-03 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Nanyang University has relaxed its Chinese language entrance requirements to make it easier for nonChinese students to study at the university.27 words
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Article29 1960-08-03 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Social Welfare Department is to distribute cash donations j and 101 b. of rice to each of the 100 Potong Pasir fire victims.29 words
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Article36 1960-08-03 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Assistant Minister of information and Broadcasting, Syed Ja'afar Albar, will speak at the annual meeting of the Federation Broadcasting Staff Union m the Federal House canteen on August 14.36 words
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Article34 1960-08-03 4 IPOH. Wed. Thirty-five political detainees, including two women, who were origiginally held under the Emergency Regulations and are now m the detention centre at Batu Gajah, have gone on a hunger strike.34 words
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Article, Illustration172 1960-08-03 4 THIS FISH IS COMMON HERE BUT A RARITY IN AMERICA SINGAPORE, Wed. Study this pair of fish carefully. It is one of the most common type of tropical fish found m this part of the world. But. believe it or not, this fish, commonly known a* the "Greater Sclssortail.' is172 words
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Article32 1960-08-03 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Raja Puan Muda of Selangor, patron of the Spastic Children's Association of Selangor. will open the Spastic School m Lorong Siputeh. Klang Road, on Saturday.32 words
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Article18 1960-08-03 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Organisers of the MAHA exhibition expect this years attendance to be a record.18 words
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Article, Illustration121 1960-08-03 4 DUTCH VARIETY TROUPE TO MARK AIRLINE'S NEW JET PRESENTATION 0 A gala evening is planned for the KLM Jet Presentation when an allDutch variety troupe will stage a show today. These four members (left to right) Mr. A. C. M. Oostdam, Miss R. J. Trompper, Miss R. Van der Kolk121 words
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97 1960-08-03 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. Two youths left here on Monday on bicycles for Kuala Lumpur hoping to attend the Merdeka Games which begin on Saturday. They are S. Krishnan, 20. of Upper Dickson Road and K. Segarah, 19, of St. Fran- cis Road. The97 words
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Article74 1960-08-03 4 trade I I Clea. I Ol'Q' Beca -I mci*. „fl ned Ja; SUDj fl A million A[ Si ratii cialiy L ken I I Mippi. I .sa I ]p cor H^ Ja; HI terri. I was I Africa.h» poial ma^B*' add Bp Japan> M a positlf f o ojJ74 words
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Advertisement385 1960-08-03 4 ffc Are you going bald? /i 4' R > j^^V^^^^^^^^ft <-o many men <»gs worried becaust /■»£^^^^BB Dold P arches were becoming increa»mglv S^^TiH noticeable on my heed. I had tried many P 'MWCm HVEz nair Olls cn<^ lotions but to no ovail. #/^^3Jf^B^>>; The INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION od 1 1385 words
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Advertisement25 1960-08-03 4 EXCELLEW SELECT) MODERN JEWELLS NEVER SEEN B^ IN SINGAPtf OR MALAWI WE SHALL TC SHC' WITHOUT ANYOI^ Please Call S 9. M jm km M25 words
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Miscellaneous492 1960-08-03 4 CLUES ACROSS r i« Lf i 1. This may produce a comeback I [c 13 B^" I' I 1^ for the vocalist <4». Ha|a|^l a|Miii^^B|pH IMlMi pH|H^J IMI l^J MHI 4. What'll it be? A bee, maybe! I P i4>. JBBL— HBL— P^^l— -I^^— 7. Got lamed, went wrong, but492 words
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Article, Illustration975 1960-08-03 5 A cosy corner of England or the homesick lal and hi> wife have life savings on a typical lip bar m Soranuoon (iaru\ .Mi>. Derek Jones, i^h and (hip Bar and Re>ng Serungoon (iarrlen t c Decorations 1 i us feel as though we are back at home. HOLIDAY PROGRAMME975 words
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Advertisement140 1960-08-03 5 LAM SOON LAM SOON LAM SOON LAM SOON CLEANSER. C Cleaner and Safer (yfs 0 per tube. YO c m tax area LAM SOON LAM SOON LAM SOON LAM SOON THE ONLY DIE-CAST FAN (^Jj|»ADE IN INDIA j 2 YEARS \f yi^ GUARANTEE F^Ej^ I AVAILABLE ON HIRE PURCHASE j^140 words
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Article, Illustration115 1960-08-03 6 Paris decrees a slightly longer skirt— and from Japan conies an exotic touch of the orient •'V 0 JAPANESE fashion W mura, has just shown a n ations m Paris. Here are two m I costume. On right is a dn I Japanese "Lion dance." I THIS attractive Mandarin coat115 words
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Article712 1960-08-03 6 AT leasl 150 mothers die m childbirth every year m Britain as a result of gross misnuinageiiienl o r neglect on the parl o! their family doctors. This serious charge is contained m a report to be issued by the Health Ministry soon, following confidential Inquiries into childbirth712 words
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164 1960-08-03 6 THIS NEW CARDIOGRAPH METHOD CAN TELL THE DOCTOR HOW MANY BABIES ARE ON THE WAY LONDON. Wed.— A new technique which could indicate how many children an expectant mother was carrying, as well as Indicate certain heart defects m unborn children was described at the International Medical Electronics conference here.164 words
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Advertisement794 1960-08-03 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. ACKNOWLEDGMENT H Worrf> S6 minimum t. Mi! AND Mftt. G.R Mori.-r thank :ili RcIaUVM and Frirndu for th« ir A->«i.M*nce and Attendance at ANNOUNCEMENTS :>» Hunt* S6 (Minimum) PETROF PIANOS are tjf»d at all of th.- Assocni I <l thr Royal Schools Music \.i- ..:i* I I FAMILY794 words
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Advertisement544 1960-08-03 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i T PATEK PHILIPPE is the only watch manufacturer whose entire544 words
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Advertisement116 1960-08-03 6 FURNITURE REMOm is a Job for EXPERTS! Main haiul^ in.ik< packing r.% -taft br< i akas<* s PHONE Glassuan < tin travel m maximum ***** packed l.v Transport i s FURNITURE REMOtfJ ESTIMATES FREE OH m TRANSPORT STORAGE 2 173 CECIL STREET The OWtWtiotel r > Smgoporct Newest Luxury Moti116 words
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52 1960-08-03 7 CHAN SWAN BEE - Airlines hail $6.4 m aid for airport CHAN SWAN BEE 5RA tulations for qH: OFFICIALS RESULTS OF HIS ENCOURAGING' SINGAPORE. Wed. f circles yesterday conMi ni-ter for Finance, Dr. by« Lebar airport to meet r*rW tee- million \\;is grunted vemmenl out of Sll.U red Ihc results of the uinu. Lor52 words
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220 1960-08-03 7 STAGE CLUB TO STAGE THE STORY OF HERCULES' 'NINTH LABOUR' SINGAPORE. Wed.— Hercules was a Ighty man. but the Ls got him m the end. The Stage Club tends to show us .< m the iortheomproduction of \V. an Levy's "The Rape of the Belt." I'nis story of one of220 words
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Article, Illustration164 1960-08-03 7 20 ENTER FOR TTC 'MISS COLLEGE' CONTEST SINGAPORE, W e d.— The Singapore Teachers' Training College Will hold "Teachers Night" at the Singapore Military Forces Hall. Beach Road, on Saturday from 8.30 p.m. to 2 a.m. The organiser, Mr. David Sebastian, told the Free Press the aims of the social164 words
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Article28 1960-08-03 7 KOTA BHARU. Wed. Two houses were blown to 1 the uround and several others badly damaged when gale swept Kampong Cherok, six miles from here.28 words
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142 1960-08-03 7 BOARD HAS NEW PLAN TO WIPE OUT VICE KLANG, Wed. The Selangor Muslim Religious Affairs Department has a new j^lan to wipe out prostitution m the State. The president of the department, Tuan Haji Ali bin T-aib, said: "Muslim divorces, which often lead women into becoming waitresses and sometimes prostitutes,142 words
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Article28 1960-08-03 7 i KUALA LUMPUR Wed. |The Minister of Agriculture. |Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak has opened the International 'training centre m aerial I forest survey, here.28 words
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Article25 1960-08-03 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Tengku Abdul Rahman and the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Interior, yesterday took out their new identity cards.25 words
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Article31 1960-08-03 7 PENANG, Wed. A village shop m Sungei Ara, about six miles from the City was robbed of $1,200 worth of jewellery and $200 m cash by armed thugs.31 words
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Article, Illustration50 1960-08-03 7 «t irni'R hundred underprivileged children from four Social Welfare homes enjoyed »h it BlakSn Mali, organised for them by the Hans Andersen Club, Singapore. xi PK ;hld*reii were ferried to the island m two landing craft. Picture shows an Army clown entertaining the children.50 words
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130 1960-08-03 7 'AGE WILL NOT HINDER ME FROM CARRYING MY GOODS AROUND' SAYS AN 80-YEAR-OLD PEDDLER SINGAPORE. Wed. -'Age will not hinder me from shouldering all my goods and moving from place to place." said eighty-year-old Haji Hamad, a peddler from Malacca. Mr Hamad who has travelled extensively m the Federation of130 words
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79 1960-08-03 7 TEN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS GIVEN GOVT. STUDY AWARDS BLKIi TIMAH, Wed.— The Government has awarded entrance scholarships io 10 students of the University oi Malaya In Singapore. The scholarships have been given \o deserving students who were outstanding m the 1959 Higher School Certificate Examination. Each award is worth $300 a79 words
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Article62 1960-08-03 7 Among the recipients is Tay Eng Soon, a former pupil of Anglo-Chinese School, who scored eight distinstions m the 1957 School Certificate and four m the 1959 Higher School Certificate examinations. Other winners are: Loke Khua Eu. Howe Wee Chong. Chua Sek Ting, Kho Kwang Po, Tham Hee62 words
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Article, Illustration262 1960-08-03 7 World wants to know how Singapore grows orchids says Dr. Yeoh SINGAPORE, Wednesday. IifOHK and more people wish to visit Singapore and sec for themselves how orchids are grown here said Dr. Yeoh Bok Choon addressing the monthly meeting of the Malayan Orchid Society recently Dr. Yeoh was among; the262 words
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Article, Illustration73 1960-08-03 7 THIRTY-FOOT TREE CRASHES DOWN ON CARS IN CITY PARKING LOT: IT IS THE WORK OF HUNGRY TERMITES A 30-FOOT tree crashed down on three cars parked outside the VW.C.A buildin, m Collyer Quay recently. The trunk of the 20-year-old tree was partly eaten up by ants. One of the cars73 words
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Article25 1960-08-03 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The National Union of Postal Uniform Staff has drawn up a new wage scheme for the Federation's 1,200 postmen.25 words
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Article75 1960-08-03 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. There has been «a "greater than expected' response to the extended period lor registration of voters. Only 63 per cent of mien had registered when the original period for re-regist- ration finished on July 12 and so it was extended till last Saturday. No75 words
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165 1960-08-03 7 Malay is to be made a compulsory subject at Nanyang SINGAPORE, W e d.— The Nanyang University has decided to make Malay a compulsory subject as from next year. This is the outcome of a movimt'i:t initiated by the undergraduates two years ago. The students had felt the need for165 words
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Article35 1960-08-03 7 PENANG. Wed. The Pan-Malayan Fuichew Association has decided to ask the Minister of Finance, Ifr. Tan Siew Sin. to allow a new item maintenance of parents to be exempted from income tax.35 words
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Article, Illustration1375 1960-08-03 8 David Walker - David Walker Chapter 4 m the life story of a volcanic personality By "I DISLIKE Ifa phrase 'plastic surgery, 1 it's all wrong." Me Indoe \va> speaking, as he al\\a\s did, categorically. We were m his ground Hour oflicc1,375 words
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Article, Illustration661 1960-08-03 8 PETER HOPKINS - PETER HOPKINS by FRANCIS Chichester, the lone-wolf yachtsman, told me the full story of his amazing 40-day Atlantic crossing by which he won the first-ever oce a n race with the nearest of his four fel--1o w competitors 100661 words
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Article396 1960-08-03 8 BORN today, you have a quiet reserve that is sometimes mistaken for timidity. This is so far from the truth since it is at moments when you are the most quiet that you are hatching up your biggest stroke of genius! You are able396 words
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Advertisement120 1960-08-03 8 UNBELIEVABLE UNPRECEDENTED TIP TOP SALE Quality Textiles Direct from Factories only 20 cents and Up FIIEE GIFTS On purchase of every Ten Dollars at I 108, HIGH STREET SINGAPORE ENSURES CLEAR AND 0/ST/NCTP/CTURES WITH pP^SI ITS MAGNIFICENT LENS PROTECTS IRREPLACEABLE SLIDES AGAINST DAMAGE Jf^^^^iJ^^S^ MTH ITS Hf AT RESISTANT NONSENSE!!!120 words
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Advertisement76 1960-08-03 8 "PIFCO" prodip PIFCO HAIR DRYER A masterpiece of design ond construction. Light m I weight and perfectly balanced. It is m lustrous ivory plastic with flowing streamlined contours. Its easy grip handle is o delight to use. C PIFCO M ULI ond h f° r l\ and sco'i ay t76 words
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137 1960-08-03 9 Singapore girls are turning to 'Suzie Wong' cheongsams SINGAPORE, Wed.— The "Suzie Wong" cheongsam is catching on m Singapore and local girls are abandoning the conventional cheongsam m favour of the new style. Higher slits are now a la mode. Male eyes are agog with wonder as every miss sporting137 words
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Article, Illustration258 1960-08-03 9 This off-beat German model runs on same principle as a scooter... but quieter J HAVE been trying out an off-beat German car the J)80 c.c. Auto Union 1000 S. It is off-beat only because it has an engine of three cylinders working on the two-stroke principle, as motor scooters do.258 words
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Article277 1960-08-03 9 This engine has a mixedfuel palate. You order "five gallons of the cheapest petrol and a pint of oil and put the oil In first, please." Its thirst is about 33 miles to the gallon and a fraction of a pint of oil. Verdict: quite a277 words
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111 1960-08-03 9 MALAY PLAY TO MARK SCOUTERS' 10TH YEAR SINGAPORE, Wed. A popular play, "Lanchang Kuning," will be the highlight of the 10th anniversary celebrations of the Singapore 40th Malay Scouters. It will be held on Saturday and Sunday nights at the Bukit Panjang Community Centre hall. Written and produced m Malay,111 words
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Article28 1960-08-03 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Seventy members of the Selangor branch of the Malayan Outward Bound Association, will scale Pahang's 5,820-ft Gunong Ulu Kali m October.28 words
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Article23 1960-08-03 9 MM A calls boycott KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Malayan Manufacturers' Association yesterday decided to call on all members to boycott South African goods.23 words
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184 1960-08-03 9 R.G. PILLAI - R.G. PILLAI PRISON LAUNDRY SERVICE EXPANDED AND IMPROVED TO COPE WITH DEMAND FROM HOSPITALS By SINGAPORE, Wednesday washing and ironing machines costing $258,000 will be installed m local prisons m an attempt by the Government to improve the prison laundry services. The expansion184 words
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76 1960-08-03 9 UNION MEN WIN RECOGNITION FROM FIRM SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore firm of Lindeteves-Jacoberg Ltd., has agreed to recognise the Business Houses Employees' Union as representing its workers. This was stated m a letter the firm sent to the union. The recognition follows more than a fortnight's negotiations between the Singapore76 words
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172 1960-08-03 9 WORK BRIGADE COMPLETES FIRST PHASE OF PROJECT rpAMPINES, W e d.— About 500 members of the Singapore Work Brigade, who have been tackling the Sungei Api Api canal project near Pasir Ris, have completed the first phase by constructing embankments on either side of the 1,000-foot canal. Brigade members started172 words
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Article28 1960-08-03 9 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Swami Raganathananda, of the Ramakrishna Mission, will talk on "The eternal message of Buddha" at 28. Jalan Senyum on Sunday at 11.15 a.m.28 words
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75 1960-08-03 9 'DO IT YOURSELF' CLUBS TO START WORK MERSING, Wed.—Members of youth clubs m the Mersing district are to build an open air theatre on a natural rock platform, a bathing pool and a playground. The project will start tomorrow, supervised by the district youth leader, Inche Mohamed bin A. Jabbar.75 words
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Article57 1960-08-03 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The stability and prosperity of the Federation are reflected m the steady increase m the accounts of the Post Office Savings Bank, which now total almost $150 million. This was stated by Mr. E.M. May, the Postmaster-General, who added that the increase was57 words
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29 1960-08-03 9 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Wed.— A schoolboy, Tan Swee Huat, 16. fell into the Brapit Reservoir yesterday and disappeared. Police are still searching for his body.29 words
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Advertisement325 1960-08-03 9 pOCKET- MONEY prizes are offered for colour- fv^'Q ~T- T ing this scene with paints, C^iSV\\lll crayons or chalks. \\\\l\f| There arc four prizes of- V^^ 1 fered each of $5 (two for V boys and two for girls). V^ Post your effort to Aunty J pi Wendy, c/o Tho325 words
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Advertisement129 1960-08-03 9 THE PLEASURES AND DELIGHTS of owning o cor, scooter, motor cycle, etc. CAN BECOME A REALITY I if you buy through us under EASY HIRE-PURCHASE PAYMENTS We offer you the most favourable terms. CENTRAL FINANCE CO., LTD. 1319-NI River Valley Rood, Singapore 9. Tel: *****/3 Branches: K. Lumpur: Asia Insurance129 words
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Article441 1960-08-03 10 To hell with the Olympic farce Says Jesse Owens... 4 ;OLD MEDAL madness will blaze the Olympic Games into the most 11 steel-willed display of national pride the sporting world has ever seen (writes Sam Leitch). For a vicious, stop-watch war lies naked beneath the bi£ words, bigger flags, pomp441 words
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315 1960-08-03 10 IT'S NOTHING BUT WAR AT THE ROME GATHERING 'Hitler generated unhealthy 'tea^n' rivalry back In "36. But he was a softy compared with the present Soviet bosses. "When a Russian wins an important event, he's made a Master ol Sport and gets ca^h bonuses, special vacations better housing and ucfier315 words
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Article70 1960-08-03 10 LONDON. Wrd— Tony and Poter Milnor. of Surrey Athletic Club, are luins. and they save the spectators an unuMial treat when they tied for first plate m the club two miles' championship. Running beside each other m perfect unison they reciwded I joint Bmin. 59.470 words
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232 1960-08-03 10 AUSTRALIAN RUGBY UNION PLANS 1 1 TOURS OYDNEY, Wed.— The Australian Rugby Union has decided to arrange 11 international tours m the next seven years. The tours. involving 11 other countries— South Africa. Fiji. the United States, Canada. New Zealand. France. Italy and the British Isles (England. Ireland. Scotland 1232 words
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Article, Illustration173 1960-08-03 10 M. HARRISON- GRAY - M. HARRISON-GRAY By THE correspondent who sent m this deal was sitting North. His suit pattern and the course taken by the bidding took him by surprise. Was there any way, he asked, of finding out that Seven Hearts was cold? In actual play, the auction began with173 words
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310 1960-08-03 10 JOHN FAIRGRIEVE - Soccer now cashes in— UP go the prices JOHN FAIRGRIEVE By I ONDON, Wed. At least seven of England's top soccer clubs have decided that their brand of football m, season 1960-61 will be worth at least 3s. every Saturday. That's a shilling more than last season. Here are me310 words
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134 1960-08-03 10 fOHORE BAHRU. Wed. -The J first important stage of the construction oi a playing field here has been completed. Mr. P. G. M. Lee. president of the Johore Bahru Playing Fields Association reported at the annual general meeting of the Association. This stage was the134 words
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711 1960-08-03 10 FREE PRESS SPECIAL New Yotk, Wednesday JEFF FARRELL of Wichita, Kansas is a strong contender for the 100-me-tre freestyle j;<>l(l medal for swi mming ill the 1960 Olympic Games m Home, according to top l\S. sports authorities. Jeff atuactec711 words
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Article, Illustration226 1960-08-03 10 >TEW YORK. Wed. America. the good old U.S.A.. has got herself a real live KING. He is King Patterson the First, monarch of all he can put his fists on m the world's boxing rings be it cash or226 words
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Advertisement64 1960-08-03 10 "^Mn ißhFtlr jj h^WITH A yI I X::V\ <_ lamb pc Ua (I ft LAMBRETTA •'■reln i rd 1 on DEALERS SINCE 1815 j9K^ THE SWISS WATCH /4^f^^ FOR ALL CLIMATES y k^t'lk T GE_N£VE \&SL^& |JM [Ta VItELE U B A WATC H CO. LTdT\ **mMO* iif lAiniT to64 words
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402 1960-08-03 11 ALL YESTERDAY S JUNIOR SOCCER I Btt, Mowait put tbi airmen le\el. n was fouled and :r.arie uo mistake with a H.\ve>. Ro\ers eper, kept down the score at least three certain t score flatter^ Rovers m402 words
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Article, Illustration38 1960-08-03 11 {School relay team pose with their coach Mr. A. Vijayasinir m Inter-School relay competitions m the Bukit Timfth K.ikar. Tonjs Ah thai. Mr. A. Vijayasingam (coach). Er Kre Hen. Ali Mahmud.38 words
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124 1960-08-03 11 Champion Pone is open to any offers BANGKOK. Wed. Fly- j weight champion Pone Kingpetch announces he is ready to defend his crown against any world ranking flyweight boxer. Thongthos Indradat. Kingpetchs manager, said Pone had been training since May for the rematch with dethroned Pascual Perez of Argentina. The124 words
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Article, Illustration433 1960-08-03 11 CHUA BAN HOCK - Madras soccer tourists improve: Singapore slam in only two CHUA BAN HOCK F Jalan Besar, Wednesday Singapore 2 Madras 0 'J'HE Madras soccer tourists played a much improved game last night. After their showing against Singapore Selection the previous night, I expected Singapore to go to town against them. Singapore433 words
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Article23 1960-08-03 11 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Entries have opened for the individual medley billiards championship to be held at the V.M.C.A.. Orchard Road, very shortly.23 words
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261 1960-08-03 11 WE'LL PUT UP A GOOD FIGHT v. INDONESIANS SINGAPORE, Wednesday. SINGAPORE will put up a good fight against the Indonesian badminton wizards on Saturday night, assured Mr. Leow Kirn Fatt. secretary of the Singapore Badminton Asso- ciation. "Singapore is not entirely out of the picture" he said adding, "Our players261 words
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Article33 1960-08-03 11 SERANGOON. Wed. The Girls Sports Club will hold hockey practices every Tuesday and Friday at the GSC ground. Those interested m playing should contact Mrs. Ruth Pennefather (Tel. 7200 Ext. 333).33 words
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Article14 1960-08-03 11 VIENNA. Wed. Austria is sending 112 athletes to the Olympic Games.— Reuter.14 words
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107 1960-08-03 11 Wolstenholme makes up to win Stroke title QANTON, Wed.— Guy Wolstennolme, oi Sunningdale. Berkshire, golf club, won the English Amateur Stroke Play cnampionship here yesterday. Wolstenholme, who had tied with Martin Christmas (West Sussex) over 72 hoies of the same course on June 18, the last day of the championshipsReuter - 107 words
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286 1960-08-03 11 A LETTER FROM RADRODRO. THE TEACHER pOOD luck to you Sports fans of Singapore and Malaya this message comes from Islmeli Radrodro. The fighting Fijian dropped a line to the Free Press sports desk yesterday just to chat about his favourite topic, which is rugby. Radrodro, 28, became an Empire286 words
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Article, Illustration53 1960-08-03 11 THE WORST MOTORIST IN STORE When Mr. Clogghead wants to turn right, he never takes up his position on the crown of the road like you do and of course he NEVER signals. He wouldn't have the fun of seeing the chaos he caused to other road users53 words
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Advertisement42 1960-08-03 11 STARTING FROM TODAY EiSPI FANTASTIC TIT-BIT SALE U «<S> @*W Materials from 20 cents per yard Uai J Free Ladies Fancy Handbay for ■jwk^^y every $20]- purchase yrp/ AT 105, HIGH STREET, s, NG ap<*e I 'i,, |iiiiiliiiiiiil>> llllllllllllllllllllllll>lll9lllllllMlll| Hl iiiiii- 111142 words
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229 1960-08-03 12 Asia's top tennis stars on show today SINGAPORE. Weci.-A.sias top tennis stars will be m action this evening on the Singapore Cricket Club court>. The Singapore Lawn Tennis Association have arranged four Interesting exhibition matches two singles and two doubles for the six visiting players. The exhibition starts at 4229 words
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133 1960-08-03 12 Favourites in form at Hamburg meet HAMBURG. Wed. The favourites were mostly up to form on the second day oi the German international tennis championships here. Roy Emerson of Australia reached the third round m men's singles play, by sweeping Spain's Manuel Couder 6-1. 6-0. 6-0. Second-seeded Nicola Pietrangeli oiU.P.I. - 133 words
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Article32 1960-08-03 12 PHILADELPHIA. Wed. Harold Friedman, former nisht-club proprietor, was sentenced to 2-1/2 to five years m prison for offering j a US$l,5OO bribe to Phila- delphia Phillies pitcher Humberto Robinson.32 words
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688 1960-08-03 12 With the last ball of game Lancashire down champs and take lead in county table L,Ui\ uui\ \> ednesday JX the most thrilling: finish seen at Manchester for years, Lancashire beat Yorkshire with the last ball of the game to return to the top of the championship table. Lancashire nowReuter - 688 words
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193 1960-08-03 12 S. AFRICA OLYMPIC TEAM: NEW COMPLAINT LONDON, Wed. A deputation Irom the campaign i against race discrimination •m sport has tailed m an attempt to see officials oi Britain's Olympic Association about South Africa's participation m the Games at Rome A statement issued by the j j campaign said aReuter - 193 words
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Article21 1960-08-03 12 BANGKOK. Wed.—Thirtytwo Thai athletes are scheduled to leave for Rome. Nine officials will accom- pany them.- U.P.I.U.P.I. - 21 words
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Article, Illustration26 1960-08-03 12 A Sinsaporr goalkeeper Wilfred Skinner leaps to hold a shot from Madras last night at Jalan Besar Stadium. Singapore won 2 o.26 words
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Article170 1960-08-03 12 FASCIST SLOGANS AT OLYMPIC SITE ROME, Wed.— The Communists and many democratic leaders yesterday appealed to the Government to remove Fascist inscriptions irom Mussolini-built Olympic facilities. With three weeks to go before the start of the Rome Games, the Communist organ Lunita demanded m a front page editorial removal ofU.P.I. - 170 words
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Article68 1960-08-03 12 OERLIN, Wed. About 300 of the worlds leading cyclists from 34 countries are m Leipzig, East Germany for the world cycling championships which start today Japan is among the entries. Eleven rainbow jerseys emblem of a world champion are at stake. Road events lor men andReuter - 68 words
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224 1960-08-03 12 Fastest in world: 4 Aussie swimmers ORISBANE. Wed. A 13 world record for the men's 4 x 110 yards freestyle relay was set by four members of Australia's Olympic swimming team last night. Their time: 3 mm. 45.7 sec The swimmers performed at their training camp at Townsville. North Queensland.224 words
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Article143 1960-08-03 12 Murray Rose, triple OlvmP] c g° id medal winner* at Melbourne, proved that he had returned to peak form by beating compatriot Konrads m the 440-yard event Rose's time of 4 mm. 21.3 *»ec was six seconds better, than the winning time lor the 400 metres at Melbourne.U.P.I.; Reuter - 143 words
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Article82 1960-08-03 12 TIJUANA, Wed. World featherweight champion I>avey Moore last night scored a unanimous 10-round decision over Kid Irapuato m a non-title fight at the Bullring here. Moore was making a comeback after suffering a broken *aw m a non-title bout earlier this year. He tried from the opening82 words
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Article160 1960-08-03 12 TOKYO, Wed—Leo Espinosa of Manila will face what may well be his nnal test tomorrow night when he challenges Kenji Yonekura for the Orient bantamweight title. u Leo nas been active m the professional ring for more than 10 years and he is near rethement.U.P.I. - 160 words
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80 1960-08-03 12 PHILADELPHIA, Wed. Top ranking golfers from 35 nations including Malaya, Japan and Formosa will compete m the biennial world amateur golf team championship for the Eisenhower Trophy next month. The four- day event will begin on Sept. 1 1 J? iS th WiUReuter - 80 words
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