The Singapore Free Press, 22 November 1960
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Title Section22 1960-11-22 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ The Singapore Free Press No. ***** TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1960. 15 CENTS22 words
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463 1960-11-22 1 Nato's own Atom Club' with an Iqual an for all I IS MEET I TOLD OF NORSTAD -OMB PLAN Lain Allied List K)l of cli would bers an i ontrol. J Ml ns hei uld mal w tomic m nb. J by the FREE PRESS FOREIGN SERVICE today General NorstadReuter - 463 words
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Article568 1960-11-22 1 CONGO SHOOTING: SEVEN DIE Ghana envoy stays put despite a 'get out 5 order by Col. Mobutu Troops fire on Tunisian UN force guarding Mr. Welbeck LEOPOLDVILLE, Tuesday. OEVEN soldiers were reported killed and seven wounded m firing between Congolese and United Nations Tunisian troops Here last night. General [ndarjitReuter; U.P.I. - 568 words
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Article, Illustration412 1960-11-22 1 R.G. PILLAI - Soil tests for 523 million river scheme R.G. PILLAI PWD men m boring operations- it's preliminary work on plans to turn water highway into major artery of trade By Singapore City, Tues. PRELIMINARY WORK has begun on the proposed $23 million scheme to improve the Singapore River as a major412 words
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166 1960-11-22 1 TEHERAN, Tuesday. 4 COURT SPOKESMAN here last night denied all rumours from abroad about a coup here as "complete nonsense* and added: '•The Shah. Queen, and Crown Prince are m excellent health." The spokesman said the rumours of trouble166 words
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82 1960-11-22 1 $8,600 THEFT ON CARTHAGE: POLICE CALLED IN LONDON. Tues. Police bearded the 14.283 ton liner. Carthage, when she docked here yesterday, to investigate the alleged theft of $M 8.600 from a passenger. The money, m traveller's cheques, was missed from a cabin while the liner was m Colombo returning fromReuter - 82 words
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Article17 1960-11-22 1 BANGKOK, lues. More than 1.000 prostitutes had been arrested I following a government order.17 words
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122 1960-11-22 1 PARTY BY DUNCAN SANDYS FOR THE TENGKU LONDON. Tues. Mr. Duncan Sandys. Briti.sh Commonwealth Relations Secretary, was chief host at a diplomatic reception given here last night by the British Government m honour of Tengku Abdul Rahman, Malaya's Prime Minister. The Tengku earlier had a private luncheon discussion with Mr.122 words
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Article33 1960-11-22 1 i Rueern o i on THRtE ROBBEK -i\(. iron i < i m w\ jn mi i ln ijt-ti M.in \li X STOCK FXCHAN l'|M I t in llnl' I. X w33 words
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Article28 1960-11-22 1 First van Fund buying $1.16 mg $1.24. Secor; an Fund buying 96 cci g $1.02. Fir.; Hong Kong Fund buying HK $1.03. .selling HK$l 0928 words
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Advertisement24 1960-11-22 1 _T WHAT I EXPECT JOHN KENNEDY By TRUMAN A Free Pros* exclusive which appears today on Page Six. Mop Here HSfojt^ BRAS G ,£°J£S24 words
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Advertisement103 1960-11-22 1 is_3s_____y MORGANS m m it's all F^B mothers m^ fault... F^ Poor child. She needs looking after. An un standing mother would know that loss of appetite and fretfulness were signs that Itttte daughter had over taxed her energy. If mother only knew what good a glass of FERGUZADE would103 words
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431 1960-11-22 2 MP warns of a 'Boston tea party' as Britain sanctions Ford takeover THE WORLD AT NOON by the FREE PRESS FOREIGN SERVICE LONDON, Tuesday. THE board ot the British Ford Company last night stated that "at the appropriate time" it would recommend shareholders to accept the American parent company's take-over431 words
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23 1960-11-22 2 HELICOPTERS AND SLEDGES WILL TAKE NEW ROUBLES TO DISTANT AREAS LIDON will take th< rouble tor the to 1. i xd and ner.23 words
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Article83 1960-11-22 2 Mr. K. and his German governess YASSIADA. Tueb. The former president of the :isli National Assembly. Koraltan. 72. brought a German governess into the country as •"medical equipment' for his paralysed wife, the Turkish treaiai was told here yesterd. The indictment, read m -aid Koraltan emd the girl. Barbara Kutzke.Reuter - 83 words
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Article26 1960-11-22 2 IGON lue~. Dele;; the inaugural ses Lfth Food and Agricultural nal Conference stressed that ease m world population not matched by food production.26 words
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Article17 1960-11-22 2 CAMBRIDGE. Tues.— Camb University authorities have stopped a proposed "pistol duel" between two unaersladua.es17 words
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Article116 1960-11-22 2 SHIPS IN PORT j CHIPS lying alongside the Sin+J gapore Harbour Board wharves lor expected today are: Canton 1/2. State of Madras 4/5, Star Bellatrix 6A, Kiniemoor 6/7. 6tate of Assam 8/9. Charon 10/11, Alcinous 13/14. Somali 15/16. Miryu Maru 18. Noreverett 19. Hong Tat N. Wall l, Semenvih N.116 words
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Article13 1960-11-22 2 HONG KONG. Mon.— Closing i prices here today were13 words
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Finance and industry
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156 1960-11-22 2 U.N. FACES THE THREAT OF BANKRUPTCY, SAYS DAG ITNITED NATIONS. Tues. > The United Nations today faced the threat of bankruptcy Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld, the Secretary General, bluntly warned members of this possibility when he addressed the General Assembly's Budgetary Committee yesterday. He said tnere would be a '•virtually empty156 words
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Article38 1960-11-22 2 Malabar sj v' 32, atloats 4*. Nov. shipment 46. Lamjonj; spot r>2. afloata 4v Nov. BUlpmenl 16. Muntok white sjot 75, afloata 72, Nov. shipment 72. sellers ex-dock \o<»\e prices uuoted m U.S. centa cer lb38 words
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Article105 1960-11-22 2 LONDON. Nov. 21. Previous Today RUBBER No. i Mao c if. Eutopfji ports. Nov unquoted unquoted Dec 29 11. 16 24 15/16 RUBBER No. 1 R&S Spot I 1 1116 251 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement Mouse Terms. Oee 25 13/16 25 3/1 C Jan. Mar 25105 words
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Article47 1960-11-22 2 NEW YORK. No*. 11. Previous Today TIN Straits soot 103.23 103.00 RUBBER Futures Nov. 29.521 Jan 29.30 TONE: Weaker SALES: 58 lots No. 1 RSS Dec landeo price uOFFEE: Futures B I Contract Oce. 36.00 35.95 At.ove prices auotcd m La cent! p«r .v47 words
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Article34 1960-11-22 2 NEW YORK. Nov. 21. Previous Today to Industrial* 603.62 «<">4 "4 •JO Railroads l2vS>> 129.34 •0 Domestic Bonds 84.59 IS Utilities H, M.l] 94.81 SS Stocks Composite Averages COO 13 200.7434 words
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Article83 1960-11-22 2 LONDON. Nov. SI Previous Today COPRA Pnilippinn t.l.f. U.K. Noft'» European pir ti delivered weight »er Ion; ton Nov j COPRA, Straits Borneo C.I.T. U.K./ Nijiih tuioue^'i ports delivcrec weight per long ton Nov. Dec. unquoted unquoted' LOCONUT OIL erurtt Straits c.i.f. European port* In Bulk83 words
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396 1960-11-22 2 UpCJLI] DOWN l_2s_j UNCHANGED 1141 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE, Mcnsay. Previous Today Alex. BricKs Ores. (N) .90 .90 Atlas Ice 11.00 Buyers BOUSTtAO 1-16-2 1.16 8.8. Petrol 40 V. 3 40/B.M. Trustees 5.25 5.25 Con. Tin Smelt. Prcf. |20 .3 |,20,3 OrdS. 45 9 45 7%396 words
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62 1960-11-22 2 Motor industry take up a tent of world By the FREE PRESS >■■ j SP JHE MOTOR induM per tent of the world' tin, according to Tin, th zinc lor the producer tin. In cvcrv individi i ii i^ out at the exit end <>! the world there i; and62 words
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174 1960-11-22 2 Gilts drift lower in London markets LONDON, Tues. Optimism regarding the effects of the proposed new powers for trustee investment m equities and hopes of some relaxation m the credit squeeze helped equity markets on the London stock exchange yesterday. Giltedged securities, however, were out of lavour and tended to174 words
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205 1960-11-22 2 Rubber: Values continue to decline, prices sag LONDON, Tues.— Opening values were about a half penny per pound below Friday's final levels m sympathy with a further decline at Singapore. Moderate miscellaneous business was put through during the morning and at mid-session the market was quietly steady at the decline.205 words
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Article124 1960-11-22 2 NEW YORK. Tuc.s- Wall Street closed steaay mowing a majority ot mostly fractional gains. At the opening yesiercay there was a mild recovery effort, led by indusiiiaL-. Light but persistent proiittaking and tax loss belling developed and the market retured to around dead oen*re showing fractional changes either124 words
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62 1960-11-22 2 BELGRADE: Inaia and Bulgaiia have s!gnea a trace agreement m Sofia fixing exchanges for 1961. the Yugoslav news agency. Tanju.\ report ea here. Bulgaiia will txpci n nery. electrical equipment., chemicals and pharmaceutical products to India m exchange for textiles, coffee, tea. jute, and62 words
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Article162 1960-11-22 2 Are rubber shares rally now? LONDON Daily Mail Cv three quarter analysis of rubber under the heading i Rubber shan rally now?" ber is healthiare looking again at I shares which have tx far down In the dump year that their mark called the "Stock Excl special depressed ar> The162 words
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49 1960-11-22 2 NEW YORK Telephone and Teh pany have announrthe constiU< largest cab. Hamburg shipy.i Tlit m 1962. will have an length of 512 feet, a breadl 69 feet, anc about 1.800 mile^ cable. She will be steam-turbo system and cruising speed of 15 km49 words
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Article30 1960-11-22 2 LONDON The tina Times market indices for M last rear, week t*o. prruou* and \e*terdavV rrsprrti Tint: 205.6. 272.2. 275 5 Rubbers: 216 1. 192 6. 189 630 words
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Article31 1960-11-22 2 YEW DEL-HI. Ti>e foreign exchanp' BR down to rock i li nance M ■i. told day. and Imp good deal of hardship wen evitabie. India's ster the last .v HDJSNDSND31 words
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Advertisement177 1960-11-22 2 N.Y.K.LINE P. II 11 Dec 27 23 Nay 13 15 Jan 13 15 Dec In Pert ETO 23 Nay In Part ETO 23 Nay *"vu Ma Cdn It CTO 23 Nay 24 25 Nay Asanva ft 1 2 Oec 29 31 Nay 27 21 Nay 22 23 Nay 26 27177 words
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Advertisement11 1960-11-22 2 BARBER J J frpai M.S.A. EAST COAST PORTS MP M* -.411 words
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Article222 1960-11-22 3 BOB PERIES - BOB PERIES An appeal to trade unions and employers ASSOCIATION COMMENDS MINISTRY EFFORTS IN PROVIDING JOBS FOR THE EX-PRISONERS By Singapore City, Tues >|K. LESLIE RAYNER, Vice-President of the Singapore After Care Association, has praised the (Government for its encouraging attitude m the campaign to secure employment222 words
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85 1960-11-22 3 JUNIOR CHAMBER PLANS STUDY TOURS FOR STUDENTS SrAPORE CITY, .he Singapore Junior of Commerce Is a programme of al tours for tag the December '.arnme. being by the Education i Activities Chamber. is students a *der field of civics. Mr Brian C.C. Kee. the I nan of the section, Indents85 words
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Article38 1960-11-22 3 SINGAPORE CITY. Tut The Government has granted registration to the Kong S i o n g Kindergarten m Outran) Road and its supervi- j sor. Mr. Gan Yeow Pheng. according to a Government Gazette notification.38 words
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208 1960-11-22 3 Anti-burglar corps puts an end to thefts in housing estate OALESTIER, Tues. An 18-man antiburglar corps has been formed by residents m St. Michael's Housing Estate. Members are residents of Jalan Tentaram, Jalan Amun and Jalan Bahagia. Mr. Phua Boon Kang is the leader of the corps. Mr. Phua gives208 words
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Article24 1960-11-22 3 SINGAPORE CITY. Tues.— Mr. R. Cox has been reappointed member of the Malayan Rubber Export Registration Board with effect from Nov. 25.24 words
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160 1960-11-22 3 Army plans a mammoth Christmas party for 3,000 children SINGAPORE CITY. Tues. —In keeping with the traditions of the British Army children nere will have pride of place m the Christmas celebrations this year. On that day 3.000 lucky children will be guests of the Army at a mammoth party160 words
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Article24 1960-11-22 3 SINGAPORE CITY. Tues. The Singapore Theological Seminary has been granted a Government permit to print and publish the Singapore Theological Seminary Bulletin.24 words
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Article, Illustration97 1960-11-22 3 Singapore man loses in Pacific zone chess championships SINGAPORE'S only representative m the Pacific Zone Chess Championships, Mr Lee hai Seng (right), ponders over his next move against the New Zealand champion. Ortvin Sarapu at Sydney. Mr. Lee. a >.">-year-old bank officer now resident m Sydney, was unplaced. He has97 words
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Article, Illustration182 1960-11-22 3 HE NEVER WENT TO SCHOOL, BUT TODAY HE'S TOPS IN SHOW BUSINESS JALAN BESAR. Tues.-A man who had never been to school and started his career as a road-side showman is today a top actor and director of a revue. He is tall and good looking Seong Koon Low Wan.182 words
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Advertisement79 1960-11-22 3 a few your 11i I I 1 I lli J I J FY J I aY IpW^W jf jf J A_J J l l 1 1 1 Lj m 'J f'l m F 4 *-M I'/J r^'/^l^l*^ ■■■■■BHBflßaLlaal f jleiliipili L-jmi aW.aßaaeafßßaßTCte» and (hen suddenly HHHBpfl fWI Ipf*l* IP Automatic79 words
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Advertisement177 1960-11-22 3 127/F <A^%ape*d£>t, U777f ADJUSTABLE TEMPERATURE DEEP-FREEZE COMPARTMENT T£ and AxoAtA fare* i OFf£R£Q ONLY BY (Bmiknecht *<&~ (wok tfu, mudefcK fouseMnfe u.wJtt! 1 Wsr*?3& Wm\ aJWMaW m X a Bt**mLw m^F m w Why not call tor an inspection today at the Sole Aaents ror Sinaaporc. Federation o' Malaya Borneo177 words
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500 1960-11-22 4 Effects of LLC decision to allow unrestricted exports HEAVY UNITED STATES DE-STOCKING IN METAL IS THE ANSWER, PREDICTS REVIEW possibilities of a world tin shortage that can only be averted by a further heavy de-stocking of metal m consumers' works particularly m the United500 words
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69 1960-11-22 4 DROP EXPECTED IN AMERICA'S GOLD RESERVES WASHINGTON. Tues. United States gold reserves this week are expected to fall below SlB.OOO million (about €6.424 mil.) the lowest point lor more than 20 years. The U.S. Treasury reported yesterday that the gold holdings stood at $18,006,066,742 (£6.426.106.--365 > on Nov. 16. Treasury69 words
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Article33 1960-11-22 4 GENEVA. Tues.— The Soviet i Ur.ion said that the United States was deliberately "preparing the ground" for the resumption o: nuclear weapon tests by purposely holding up the Geneva negotiations.33 words
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246 1960-11-22 4 Seven US astronauts see space rocket blow up on take off CAPE CANAVERAL, Tuesday. AMERICA'S seven Mercury astronauts watched the escape equipment designed to protect their lives m space flight fail for the second straight time as a Mercury-Redstone rocket blew up on the launching pad. There was no man246 words
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Article24 1960-11-22 4 BERNE Tues.— Mr. Edmonde Elzear Turcott. Canadian \mba.widor to Switzerland, died of a heart attack yesterday. He was 6224 words
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Article44 1960-11-22 4 JAKARTA. Tues. The army yesterday denied Dutch charges that Indonesia had invaded West Irian (Dutch New Guinea). The spokesman, Lt. Col. M. Ng Sunarjo said Indonesian army headquarters "has heard no reports of any action on the West Irian frontier-44 words
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Article28 1960-11-22 4 MANILA, Tues— The Philippine Foreign secretary, Mr Fehxberto Serrano, said his government would not withdraw from the Colombo Plan despite its disatisfaction with present arrangements.28 words
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Article23 1960-11-22 4 BUCHAREST. Tues.— Professor Iwa Sum an try, Rector of Bandung Padjadjaran University, has arrived here at the invitation of Bucharest University.23 words
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Advertisement127 1960-11-22 4 A W Wkm\ WM M L ~^m A M\ MkW W %^m\ an iam. aW AW 90A Vf M jafa^aaßK iV^baW AW mm W WF V. •Jw i... x ai a a. jfSifHnß' J fe < fl m \mW*m iai iW Jar ># iff t^aaflHaW. V aw i -«i fmm&t127 words
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Advertisement4 1960-11-22 4 Sertoli's magisterial performance was4 words
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Advertisement118 1960-11-22 4 Buy Your X'masG?d j Make this the men Jfff^ j on Christmas morr i but for his eve I pleasures J Gift clothes he'll m styles A^SBM reign supreme m M J selection... J j handsome, so co^ J able, so practical. 86 North Bridge Road Sin^ The Store for118 words
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Article, Illustration396 1960-11-22 5 Esme Baptista - Get in step with the trend elsewherego cane Esme Baptista By tic a Iked into th> r m Ro:. il sitting ro te, but it was not Honey-coloured Irder -hipped aid .v be able to see our cu>tomei. He will not be coming to Singapore.*' The cool honey colour of396 words
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Article, Illustration133 1960-11-22 5 Perfect pet for the flat dweller IX) R those unfortunates penned m flats, the Golden Hamster is the perfect pet. They are perky and lively enough to satisfy the pet starved child, clean and odourless enough for even the most fastidious housewife to come to terms with. Housing pre -<o133 words
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Advertisement14 1960-11-22 5 3KELIENT SELECTION MODERN lEWELLERY -RE ?ORE ALAYA -EASED ATION I today's 18 exciting Wte...14 words
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Advertisement147 1960-11-22 5 Fly Your rx X'MAS GIFTS l>\ s\ and Mir phone MALAYAN AIRWAYS for full information I carvenl THE OUTSTANDING FRENCH PERFUMES (I AND EAU DE COLOGNE I yfi^\ v robodun for f/ie /ody wifib discriminating tastt S*/af fcr IccaffHf stops SOLE AGENTS: FAVRE LEUBA WATCH CO, LTD '8- f. •ATTE*V147 words
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Miscellaneous141 1960-11-22 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson OBJECTS YOU MUST" AW! fmllZW WILL SHOW >OU REACT, WE LL HEAR I HOFE. v\E MOPE 'O I^flfc P^ST'STEAL^- WXyjSjjfck SOUEOFOUR YOU R RAN TO ACQUIRE /V MANDRAKE b y Lee Falk and phil Davis -rr» 'YR S?)/(yOU 6AIP THAT I I141 words
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Article180 1960-11-22 6 HARD Ml the heels of the Western Pacific Regional Conference on Occupational Health held recently m Tokyo, come proposals :p a special body to look into the health of the working population. Back from Tokyo, one of Singapore's two delegates to the conference. Dr. T. Kanagaratnam. said:180 words
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Article90 1960-11-22 6 pROM Bukit Tlmah comes a fine example of squatter cooperation. The Government told the squatters m Dunearn Road that it needed their land to build primary schools. The squatters agreed to vacate. Their lands were assessed and they were offered alternative homes at the 10th milestone. Yesterday90 words
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Article, Illustration1142 1960-11-22 6 With a working majority m Con^re Till: Free World luis every reason to take heart at the decision of the American people to choose John F. Kennedy as their new President. I beljeve that not only our own people but people everywhere1,142 words
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303 1960-11-22 6 Harry Truman - Harry Truman By FORMER U.S. PRESIDENT HERE are two glimpses of John Kennedy. GLIMPSE ONE: Mr. Kenned} plans a marked reduction m the number of ranking White House officials when his administration takes office next Jan. 20, his adviser on governmental transition nroblenis303 words
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62 1960-11-22 6 I TAKE A STROLL IN THE MALAYAN JU NCLE...A THRILL BEYOND WORDS AS THE LAST streak of light faded upon the attap hut where I had spent the night before m Kota Tinggi, I strolled into the sur^Air\rt inn«rlnv In nKsprvp naturp ;mrl il« olnrv buds and two fully-grown flowers62 words
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Advertisement418 1960-11-22 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. VAT YOUR SERVICE Hare's H */nt.> B»x >" rf» WHILE YOU WAIT Road. TOR QUALITY COLOUR i P U Box CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS .H'.nmor < PHOTOGRAPHY IJaakJ B- extra COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHY i.a.s i ornm-rce and Ind pmcat of the pro* DCM ■bowcau la Whenever a i fur mduatrial. purpoeea418 words
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Advertisement27 1960-11-22 6 Diamond Gem Set ENGAGEMENT AND WEDDING RINGS. A WIDE CHOICE OF STYLES AND PRICES LANKA Jewellers, HOI SK VOR CETLQN G 20, BATTERY ROAD, S'PORE-1 PHONE: *****.27 words
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Advertisement57 1960-11-22 6 t^^r*lSft;fiTaJißlfaEßiClf < i t it~ ;**^fr I PHOMC Rep frrrA sf TTI tor I 5 ""»aatfi>J^ T»»m Amplifiers Volume, Ton* and Be c a- 10" a apaakers ia P- Four tpeod euto-chct SONOTONE irerrc ca I H '*fa¥a7^loNM>l 1 USJy^l s.n«.«« *^j THIS COULPN'T HAVE HAm«: fl you **r£ cert57 words
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Article, Illustration314 1960-11-22 7 R.G. PILLAI - R.G. PILLAI ininese medicines now cost too much, says chairman ONLY INSTITUTION OF ITS KIND IN STATE NOW APPEALS TO PUBLIC FOR 'GENEROUS 1 DONATIONS By SINGAPORE CITY, Tues. THE recent increase m the price of Chinese medicines is draining the funds of314 words
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Article, Illustration57 1960-11-22 7 L'nSjTZTU'^ < from Mis Ta Boon Tee, Won, first nduation riVv d im Han LianK— received iheir certificates at the SSLSSTtoqd^ r %g i iS^ thf> Siun £2"k They hav completed their primary rhrc^rremony C f Ur ex r57 words
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319 1960-11-22 7 Appeal for faith in top Asian police officers SINGAPORE CITY, Tues. The retiring Welfare Officer of the Singapore Police Force has appealed to the public to have "faith and confidence m the Asian officers now taking over top posts formerly held by Europeans, under the Malayanisation scheme." He is Inche319 words
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Article262 1960-11-22 7 £AF TO RE-ENACT BRISTOLS' VITAL ROLE PILOTS OF TWO SQUADRONS NOW TRAINING FOR BIG AIR DISPLAY N .NGAPORE. CIT V, Tues. Pilots of i squadrons of the Royal New Zealand Air Force here are putting m the finishl touches to their training for the military262 words
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Article, Illustration53 1960-11-22 7 A PROUD MOTHER SHOWS OFF HER NEW-BORN TRIPLETS Madam V. Lakshmi Anuria. 25, proundly shows the girl triplets born to her at the General Hospital m Kuala Lumpur last Thursday. She and her 82-a-day labourer husband are determined to keep the triplets, although they have Aye other children three boys53 words
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211 1960-11-22 7 Poly offers $5,000 for the best designs for two foyer murals SINGAPORE CITY, Tues.— The Board of Governors \he Singapore Polytechnic, invites designers to submit designs for the proposed treatment of two flanking marble walls to the entrance foyer at the Singapore Polytechnic m the form of murals. The murals211 words
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Article24 1960-11-22 7 SINGAPORE CITY, Tues.— The Federation of Boys' Club has been granted a Government permit to print and publish The Club Leader.24 words
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Article35 1960-11-22 7 SINGAPORE CITY, Tues. Mr. A.V. Feasey has been reappointed an alternate member to the members of the Malayan Rubber Export Registration Board with effect from Nov. 16, according to a Government Gazette notification.35 words
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Article37 1960-11-22 7 SINGAPORE CITY, Tues.— The Er Woo Musical and Dramatic Association has collected $2,600 for the National Theatre Fund from its stage show "Cowherd and Weaving Maid" held at the Victoria Theatre on Nov. 2.37 words
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Article25 1960-11-22 7 GEYLANG. Tues. —A P of land m the Kallang District, covering about 230.463 square feet, has been marked for the Geylang Drainage Schen25 words
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146 1960-11-22 7 INCHE YUSOF TO ATTEND FILM PREMIERE IN AID OF THEATRE FUND SINGAPORE CITY, Tues. The Yang di Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, and his wife Puan Noor Aishah, will be attending a f.lm premiere at the Odeon Theatre, on Dec. 6, at 9.15 p.m. Inche Ishak has accepted the146 words
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Advertisement97 1960-11-22 7 V^ iTi I To li* W J Worldwide Service Such claims often do not tally with reality. With BOLEX-PAILLARD it is not a phrase. In New York, London and Sydney, m South and Central Africa, of course also on the European Continent and m Scandinavia, m all the countries Malayans97 words
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Article, Illustration994 1960-11-22 8 It's by a Poly student who wins SI 50 m contest SINGAPORE CITY, Tues.— The first prize of $150 m the Housing and Development 1) o;i rd's "Low -tost Furniture Design Contest" luis befen awarded to Mr. Tan Cheng Siang, a Singapore Polytechnic, student. A panel994 words
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Advertisement54 1960-11-22 8 > aY S?HTP*II-*-* BtefT <— J ajaw m i**^. iT** y T ffaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaafa.^ l agaa^_^^>B BKLr r'^^w; .IV.. "..'■'_'.lt' a '"Si y 'SuT >y INDULGE YOURSELF ...^gj Get ail the best of the coffee bean I^^ Drink real 100% pure coffee r Drink America's favourite coffee MAXWELL HOUSE [[H INSTANT54 words
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Miscellaneous222 1960-11-22 8 -Q r] J J m m Qr r ~~^->~=—^ yu-- "Hi Wondering what will happen toy soldiers hurry forward frown* next. Rupert clings to the antlers ot mg. "Oh. please, is this where the reindeer. Golly's words prove Santa Claus lives Rupert asks right. The creature streaks away breathlessly. "Yes.222 words
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Miscellaneous15 1960-11-22 8 9 aan.; Jur.ior 1 oociy bu. 4.30 p.m p.m; lav: ley ball j special inter)15 words
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Article371 1960-11-22 9 Try out a new hair style at Xmas MISS KNOW-HOW aa^—i aiaaaai BUT STUDY YOUR FACE TYPE BEFORE YOU DECIDE ON THE CHANGES YOU WILL MAKE TAKE it that your hair is always looking its best. Because there's no excuse if it isn't. Neat, well-groomed hair is a constant necessity.371 words
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Article, Illustration159 1960-11-22 9 BEAUTICIANS SWITCH TO NEW GERMAN STEAM PERM TECHNIQUES rrHE method of per--i- manent hair waving m Singapore is slowly being revolutionized. While the cold wave method still predominates, a number of hair-dress-ing salon has added the German steam perm. Among them is the newlyopened Blossom Beauty Parlour m Changi Road.159 words
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158 1960-11-22 9 1961 SWIMSUITS FROM PARIS WILL BE THE RAGE PARIS has shown us what the 1961 beach girl will look like and its a look which will be as much of a fashion craze as some of the other fashion freaks which are the craze at the moment. The latest swimsuits158 words
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Article23 1960-11-22 9 A LOVELY selection of hostess aprons have just arrived at Robinson's. In brightly coloured cottons, they are decorated with gay patch-work.23 words
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212 1960-11-22 9 Get rid of dry skin and look your best at party time [)KY SKIX is a common complaint m this hot climate and like oily skin it needs to be controlled and corrected. The aim is to bring it back to normal. This is a gradual process and if you212 words
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Article, Illustration25 1960-11-22 9 has a hair-do glamourised with a diamante ornament m front. It is swept over the ears into the everpopular French pleat at the back.25 words
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Article40 1960-11-22 9 ta.ste together with four cups of water. Add daun kunit and lemo purot. Stir MISS Rahina Doray, of 5-G Kampong Add another one and a half tablespoons of lard again and mix the yam m40 words
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Article, Illustration31 1960-11-22 9 wears a style ideal for the teenager. It is simple and can be easily combed into place. For that extra party glamour, Joyce wears a white rose m her hair.31 words
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Article71 1960-11-22 9 THIS BEER WILL GO TO YOUR HEAD WASH your hair with beer. Yes, it is not only good to drink, but healthy for the hair. A new shampoo specially formulated with beer is now on the market and you can be sure that you'll not be tempted to drink it!71 words
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40 1960-11-22 9 CHILDREN will just love the warm coziness of these velvet bedroom slippers from Robinson's. In blood red. the whole shoe resembles a dog sprawled on the floor; its nose and ears are of black flannel.40 words
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Advertisement320 1960-11-22 9 KijcheQAid puts Jtootfo/ W/vUty m your kitchen 9felaa^\_ W ftaV aar 4^aviai^^ B^^^l Bam. Here's the easy way to make light work or cooking and kitchen chores Kitchen Aid. It's more than a mixer Kitchen Aid is a food preparer. Exclusive Planetary Mixing Action, the complete mixing action with stationary320 words
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Article1186 1960-11-22 10 CHOPPING CENTRE brings you every Tuesday and Friday the good buys available m the shops. There seems to be no lack ot good products and ideas m Singapore these days. Some of them you'll find here. NYLEX NYLON FABRICS are made m a variety of designs and colours.1,186 words
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Advertisement163 1960-11-22 10 Fill your home with MUSIC LATEST RELEASE 1 fe^El^^la^tefl Avoiloble et: PARAMOUNT CO. Head Office: 4, Tiono Bahru Road, Sinaaporc, 3. Tel: *****. Branch Office: 174, Batu Road. Kuala Lumpur. Tel: *****. SARIS!! S§s^ Handlooms, Silks, Cottons from all over -active Prices. JOSH'S Fashion House of Saris Silks 11, Kerbau163 words
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Advertisement202 1960-11-22 10 v KIAT SHOES V for V COMFORT f?. AND STYLE! 41-43. Stamford Road, Tel: ***** Spore. For your latest Lighting, Fittin&s j KJ- I SENG HUP ELECTRIC CO., LTD. Air-conditioned Showroom' •*ings Specialists Hire purchase terms arranged 171, Orchard Rd., S pore-9. Tel: ***** 182, Batu Rood, Tel: ***** Kuala202 words
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Advertisement127 1960-11-22 10 SAFETY FIRST LAST! Protect yourself V with Italian "Extra Sotcty" Helmets. mm 8.5.1. Approved. Italian Racing Gloves Very Strong and Supple At Fantastically Low Price. They meon o lot to your sotety Get them NOW at:HUP TECK TRADING CO. 36G, Primep St., S'pocc-7. Tel: ***** TO iLi:.\H! INDIAN SLIPPKRS $4/50127 words
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Advertisement185 1960-11-22 10 Sewing Machine Motor A\ H^a^^Z BEST mWwmr srandarc /mX \\\AWr cn<i I 1 precision. x <&*^ EASY F|N >^ Suit onv mo\^^j^ *i c. AC or HOLDEN TRADING CO., LTD. 284, BEACH ROAD, SPORE. TEL: ***** KLEINERT'S BABY NURSERY BAGS Retains "Hot Cold Food" Insulated with Fibre Glass they are185 words
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Advertisement237 1960-11-22 10 GIVE FOR CHRISTMAS MUSICAL JEWELRY BOXES from 0n1y $5/50 each So cheap possible at HIMALAYA TRADING CO. 3, Selegie Rd Telephone: ***** MODERN HANDY TELEPHONE the "PRINCE" phone teotures Two-Wov Communicotion System Connects Your Otticc Store, Home and GcOperates On 4 Torchlight Batteries which will lost 5 Months Stocks Are237 words
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Advertisement30 1960-11-22 10 R EGENt J X'lJ opponri CATHAY SIU^ aactc HA'EHNH OR I ENTAL B laaaaj 295 A <c cc-ai The Biggest W I ycu LOOK BEST I* A .JIT TA j30 words
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Article469 1960-11-22 11 lii^aW 1 s there not one player keen enough to learn? m m m m •2 night, and anyone can attend. .comes all hocthe probationary, repeated 'and I umpires currently d with the S.H.A. »d to attend. On night there will be Your views II N CORNER This does469 words
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Article132 1960-11-22 11 tGAFOBE CITY, Tuesday. S.C.C. Invitation 6. lis won by a goal and a a try and a penalty, J» most of the way m this the padang yesterday. :.ve minutes. ::rd maue a igh and was line. I was stopped rda irom the attack. v.ho was always »de beautiful132 words
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245 1960-11-22 11 THE SCHOOLGIRLS TAKE A LESSON IN HOCKEY FROM SCC WOMEN S.C.C. Girls b Combined Schools Girl s 0 SINGAPORE CITY, Tues. Singapore Combined Schools girls' hockey team completely outclassed by the women of the Singapore Cricket Club m a friendly encounter at the padang. The school girls found their opponents245 words
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236 1960-11-22 11 $20,000 Singapore prize to attract world's top golfers SINGAPORE CITY, Tuesday. SINGAPORE will see the world's top golfers m action, playing for a prize of $20,000. They will be attracted to the Singapore Open Golf Championship for 1961. It is to be held at the Royal Island Club early m236 words
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Article153 1960-11-22 11 CHANGI. Tues. HMAS Vampire beat R.A.F. Changi by 13 points (two goals and a penalty) to nine points (three penalties) m a rugger match played at Changi yesterday. Scores were level at half time, each side having scored a penalty. Juymer for the Navy153 words
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Article330 1960-11-22 11 LONDON. Tues.— Weakened j by having several players m a welsh trial, Cardiff met with their first defeat by a club side on Saturday. They lost 17-0 to Wasps. RUGBY UNION: South of Scotland 3 South Africans 19Welsh trial: Probables 3 Possibles 12. County championship: CumberlandReuter - 330 words
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Article61 1960-11-22 11 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. -j The Johore Bahru District Hockey League will hold a dance In the Diamond Jubilee Hall m aid of the Johore Bahru Hockey Association on Saturday from 8.30 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets for the dance are available at the Johore Cold61 words
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Article42 1960-11-22 11 SELETAR. Tues.— Royal Air Force, Seletar. beat Royal Air Force. Tengah. by two goals to nil m a S.H.A. Division Two game played at Seletar led by one goal at half-time. Felton scored both goals for Seletar.42 words
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Article64 1960-11-22 11 SINGAPORE CITY. Tues. The Commerce and Industry Football team to oppose the Income Tax eleven m a soccer friendly today on the A.U.P.E. Ground m Serangoon Road at 5.15 p.m. will be: Idris. Baskharan. Abu Bakar, I Chua Yew Keng. Robert Choi. J Salleh Koemin. Yakm. M. Noor,64 words
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Article64 1960-11-22 11 SINGAPORE CITY, Tues. The Singapore Hockey Association will present a suitable memento to Major Dennis Eagan. who has been a coach to the Singapore State side for the past three years, and who is now unable to continue. It was also decided to run an64 words
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Advertisement382 1960-11-22 11 New/ r^.. H Sankyo The ultimate hos been reochea....' I; the newest attraction m the 8 mm. movie >j S field is without a doubt the Sankyo Zoom «JPJW^ 8. The dynamic touch you can put into Ar your 8 mm. movies by rooming from wide- £7 angle to long382 words
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309 1960-11-22 12 ALLAN LEWIS - On track at dawn Handsome goes fastest in gallops at Kuala Lumpur ALLAN LEWIS Fal Sa^BP| L^U^l IrT^jTl By KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. UANDSOME, working alone m the centre of the soft number two track, made the fastest time three m 38 1 5 at Kuala Lumpur this morning. Handsome, who309 words
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Article, Illustration35 1960-11-22 12 Mishap* it the Castrol Trophy races at Sembawang <>" Sunday, rop rush in* to I.ouis Cilia's aid. anil risrht I B I i cr his .ucident al "Aintree Corner."35 words
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63 1960-11-22 12 Wicks scores hattrick but it didn't help the Khalsa decide just before end 15ALESTIER. Tuesday. Klialsi C.S.C. 3 A HAT-TRICK b\ Ernest Wicks lor the Ceylon Sports Club did not help them m their SUA. Division One league encounter against Khalsa Association at Balestier Plain yesterday. Khalsa beat them by63 words
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Article, Illustration15 1960-11-22 12 Wicks scores Ceyaonese's second goal m yesterday's first division hockey match against the Khalsa Association.15 words
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85 1960-11-22 12 THE CSC POOL DIDN'T MAKE BOMBAY POLOISTS HAPPY AT ALL f'ATONG. Tues.— The Bomfcv bay State water poloist.s had their first practice at the Swimming Club pool d they were not too happy. Too much chlorine m the the players remarked. But they were happy again when they were told85 words
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Article61 1960-11-22 12 GSC BEAT WRAF TO REMAIN UNBEATEN OERANGOON. Tues. Girls Sports Club maintained their unbeaten record when they scored a 3-1 victory berday over WRAF Changi on the GSC ground. June Stewart. playing inner-left for GSC. showed stickwork when she weaved m to open the score. The two remaining goals were61 words
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Article50 1960-11-22 12 NOTTINGHAM. Tu< Brian Curvis 22. won the Br tish welterweight boxing tit i by outpointing Wally Swi: (Nottingham over 15 round In the eighth round Curv had Swift on the ca counts of eight and nin Brian Is the younger broth* of ex-champion Cliff Cur Reuter.50 words
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Article58 1960-11-22 12 Fraser Neave bid to retain cup RIVER VALLEY, Tues. Fraser and Neave. holders < the Louis Cup for the la, two years, will go all out 1 retain it when they mo< Malayan Breweries m the annual five-game tourm ment today at Breweri* Sports Club. The five games are sepa58 words
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Article, Illustration351 1960-11-22 12 JEFFREY JAMES - the DALY DOSE JEFFREY JAMES by When men try to break their necks for speed... MOTOR cycle racing is a dangerous sport, and the risks of iniury to competitors are equally great whether they are world famous riders In the Senior Manx Grand Prix at the Isle of Man. or351 words
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229 1960-11-22 12 LITTLE NENE - LITTLE NENE by Thomson, Tuesday OHOOTING semi-faultlej I*^ rowed clubs, 41-y father of seven children, dard par for nine holes Royal Island Club 1960 CJ 83 other caddies yesterd; Coming m a single stroke behind at 37 was the champion's eldest son229 words
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Article45 1960-11-22 12 Silver medal win in women's golf THOMSON. Tues. Mr K. A. Seth won the RJ3.G.< Ladies Golf Union mcd: (silver division) with a scoi i of 69 at Sime Road yesterda I The bronze division mcd; was won by Mrs. C. Hoy, wit i 71.45 words
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Advertisement239 1960-11-22 12 FREE PHESS I Cut out and 9Q I Posting insti I I Name Address BJ I CLUES FOR WORD ft: 1. May hove provided a go< hideout tor pirates. m m 2. Apparatus which supp motive power. t.^ 3. A time of uncmplov m^ I WHAT mii im, Each day239 words
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