The Singapore Free Press, 28 November 1960
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Title Section22 1960-11-28 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1960. 15 CENTS22 words
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Article29 1960-11-28 1 RABAT. Mon.— Cafes In Morocere closed and sports ies and other entertainments i Morocco obsen-ed nia Day" m protest he West African country s independence last night.29 words
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Article20 1960-11-28 1 LONDON. Mon.— British Aamnaltv ch;e!\> are studying a V4OO milliun .M 53.400 million) n, Ri.vai Navy.20 words
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Article, Illustration323 1960-11-28 1 Arthur Richards - Arthur Richards lhe doctors m Europe and America could not help, so sick trio came to Singapore IF YOUR HORSE WON AT K.L. READ I ABOUT 1T... IF IT LOST LEARN WHY ON PAGE 11, 12 I No more pain at last... thanks to acupuncture323 words
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Article, Illustration9 1960-11-28 1 THE CHILD GRADUATES i9 words
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Article, Illustration263 1960-11-28 1 CONRAD CHItW - CONRAD CHItW Two of my own children have spent a very happy time here/ says wife of Premier By BUKIT TIMAH. Mon. Hundreds of parents and friends turned up at the opening of the new building of the Nanyang Kindergarten by Mrs. Lee Kuan Yew, wife263 words
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Article23 1960-11-28 1 MOSCOW. Mon. The Soviet Premier. Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, ha.; pledced that his government would "spare no efforts" to strengthen further Sino-Soviet23 words
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Article74 1960-11-28 1 52.000 BAIL FOR NANYANG STUDENT |OHORE BAHRU. Mon.— J A fourth-year Nanyang University student. Chew Cheng Teng, was granted bail of 52.000 when he claimed trial here to a charge of importing prohibited publications into the Federation. Chew was detained by the Johore Customs at the Causeway checkpoint on Friday74 words
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Article27 1960-11-28 1 HALIFAX. <Nova Scotia"*, NTon. Audiences bellowed m protest when three girls billed as stripteasers peeled off their veils to reveal not the expected G-27 words
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Article, Illustration135 1960-11-28 1 TEACHER IS FIRST TIME LUCKY IN CONTEST SINGAPORE CITY Mon Twent> -year-old Colin Morris, (above) a teacher, was tir>t time lucky when he submitted his solution for the Free Press Word Panic PP" and shared the S">l>o prize with a student and an Insurance oiliee worker. He has decided that135 words
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Advertisement52 1960-11-28 1 JjUijJ and hear the Super Sensitive j TR-814 I you decide stvlcd model m two-tone i dork teal blue ond l"9 ht oconomical J bond, -hich covers standard b»ood-:-ne!.tic shortwave band, ond -ovc band. i cobinct assures high quality 5" speaker. Connec--i-Dhone and tape records n only 4 ordinary tlashliqH'52 words
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Advertisement47 1960-11-28 1 >iiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiic]itiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiic]ttiiiiiiiiiic3iiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiti^ IHE l fI!!L Egw j This remarkable EXAKTA Camera with very simple accessories proves serviceable m many E fields and meets the most exacting require- ments of the serious amateurs, professional 2 photographers, scientists ;nd artists. n I F2.sBmm automatic diaphragm LJLIi pl r No I47 words
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Advertisement51 1960-11-28 1 FOORMAN S SCHOOL OF MUSK I (Vienna Conservatoire of Music) Enrolments occcptcd of doily ttudentl tor Fiono, Mormony, Fiono.eccordion, Vio«i«, Guitor, Aural eoe treininf theory of jfKS, muiK, P.ono-JoTi y j V* ]L^ So«ophor»*, Cl«riPS^wV^kiJ \h^ So Sup f spe<ial T ISW d,ons 28-A, Pcnonq Lone, S pore -9. Tel51 words
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23 1960-11-28 2 Thomson bid for control of Belfast Telegraph BMun. The graph, Irelan of i Belfa /id :i of the B B (Oldest daily He23 words
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329 1960-11-28 2 THE WORLD AT NOON I by the FREE PRESS FOREIGN SERVICE I PARIS, Monday. TIIK French Government yesterday introduced new measures against prostitutes, venereal disease and homosexuals as part of iN drive against vice. m an official decree. Hie Government abolished theReuter - 329 words
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57 1960-11-28 2 SHILLING A DAY 'WAGE' FOR SIR JOHN THE SHIPPING TYCOON LONDON. Mon.— Sir John Eilerman. 51 year old publicity hating million British shipowi 1 o:\ a holiday the Ellernran I Chi which was tiip for him. John was accomp other They travelli >uper:rew members be! i paid I he !>••57 words
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Article12 1960-11-28 2 JAKARTA, Moo Indonesia nclal c< to the United Nations.12 words
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Article87 1960-11-28 2 SHIPS IN PORT lying alongside the ■J^ Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Nevasa 1/2, Selat Bangka 3, Bougainville 4/5. Van Neck 6A. Orestes 6/7. Zuiko Maru 89, Kristin Bakke 10/11. Burma Maru 13/14. Garry- i bank 15/16. Burma 18, Gorgon !l9.*Pesco No. 23 N. Wall 1. i87 words
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28 1960-11-28 2 WASHINGTON: Hie U.S. Development Loan Fui.u announced the approval of a loan ol M 538 .100.000 lo Vietnam to assist the construction28 words
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266 1960-11-28 2 EXPERT EXPLAINS HOW U.S. CAN SAVE $360 MILLION YEARLY I Finance, I I shipping I I and I I aviation WASHINGTON, Mon. The United States could save more than MS36O million a year if American exporters made more use of United States i ships to send goods abroad, according to266 words
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55 1960-11-28 2 NAHA: A Japanese oil company has been selected to be i he mam civilian oil supplier -.idmin'stered Ryukyu Tne Nippon Oil Co.. Ll Tok- awarded a ton.; io .supply all the motor and fuel ana kerosene required by civilian economy. U.S. Civil Administrator Brig.55 words
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Article49 1960-11-28 2 WASHINGTON: The VJS Agriculture Department has reported that it has approved the sale of 20.000 metric tons of wheat to Iran with payment m currency 01 that country instead dollars. Officials said the cost would amount to the equivalent of aboui M 53.720 t O9O.49 words
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Article, Illustration59 1960-11-28 2 Britain s n«ivest limr. thr P. and O.Oiiont Oriana <4!..*00 ton^t >vvn ciurin^ her trials m the Clyde, off Arran. uh-n >ln reached a mean speed of 30.64 knots. She *ail> from Southampton on her maiden vovasf to Australia and North America on Thursday. This is59 words
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Article389 1960-11-28 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. IGAPORC, Vcnday INDUSTRIALS Previous Saturday /> Bricks Ores. (N) .90 .90 At js Ice 21.G0 Bu.ers BCUSTEAO 1.16 1.15 8.8. Petrol 40 IVj 40/B.M. Trustees 5.25 5.25 Con. Tin Smelt. Pref. f2O 3 12Q'3 OrflS. v 45389 words
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183 1960-11-28 2 Ice-breaker Soya, another voyage to Antarctic, stops he GFSDLKJGKLF SINCiAI'OItI i JIIK JAPANESE ice-breaker. Soya, is now She called for bunkers on her way lo li of the Antarctic. The Scr Singapore lat with 35 Japan* and a crew of 36 al She will resume her neThe vc vicinity of183 words
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101 1960-11-28 2 GUINEA PLAN TO BUY MUCH MORE FROM CHINA HONGKONG: The leader of an official Guinea n trade delegation said on his arrival here from Canton that his country hoped to buy "many things" from Communist China. When asked if arms and ammunition were included, the leader. Mr. Ber. Framoi of101 words
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Article7 1960-11-28 2 ALICK DICK TAKE OVER LORD TEDI GFDKJGKFD7 words
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Article17 1960-11-28 2 HOM. KONG: He M 52 .750.000 hotel Is expectbe completed by the autumn of 1962.17 words
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372 1960-11-28 2 Falconry to solve problem of airport's starlings? pAYA LEBAR. Mon. An American air guard station official has come up with a new idea to scare birds off the runways before a plane takes off to avoid possible collision with the birds. Mr. Warren Rohmer of the Massachusetts Air National Guard,372 words
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Article29 1960-11-28 2 /'IOLOMBO lonete ai.ci Chiix i officials havt b< here on prices and qu.. I next Chinese rice I der a barter p Arcordine; sourc< GJFDKJGLFD29 words
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Advertisement203 1960-11-28 2 SHIPPING N.Y.K.LINE 10 11 Dec 12 ETD 30 8 10 Jan 11 13 Dec 19 16 Oec 17 -9 Oec Ore IS 16 Dec '6 Dec 17 18 Dec In Pert 29 No* 1 Dec ETD 28 Nov 17 19 Oec H 16 Oec 12 13 Dec Soei H* 21203 words
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Advertisement26 1960-11-28 2 BARBER UNE rr«« USA tAST COAST POPTS .a r AWC TAGAYTAY \r P»rt 2 FERN-VILLE FAR Frtn U.S.A. CULF POtTS ».a ft* pi ruun if r26 words
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317 1960-11-28 3 crisis in authority,' says school RABBITS WITH A MISSION I Juvenile delinquents: Parents are to blame i MANY YOUTHS THINK < DEMOCRACY MEANS THAT ALL PEOPLE ARE ON EQUAL STATUS SINGAPORE CITY, Monday. pARENTS are largely to blame if their children become juvenile delinquents, according to the editorial m the317 words
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Article, Illustration39 1960-11-28 3 I task here: To multiply quickly for ■arch at University of Malaya ■fit time 1 Picture shows Prof. I. It Pollard (right, forefront) with Mr. I. V.ip nr\i t<» md othiTv kroni> Interested In the new arrivals.39 words
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47 1960-11-28 3 Biggest thrill for touring teachers will be a chat with the Tengku SINUAPOKK (.in. Monday. \|OKK fIIAX ISO student teachers from i date with the Federation linisteiv Tengku Abdul Rahman, on t L3U p.m. ay lanvill leave S the Teac; coAmbassadors om..e planned [orums beof thwould be47 words
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131 1960-11-28 3 2 TANK-LANDING CRAFTS DUE HERE NEXT MONTH SINGAPOKL CITY. Two tank-landing craii-. dabia and Arromai m Singapore tOu com- by Captain H. J. Ag< .aoia by Captain M. C. Hughes, and mder the overall maud or A. J. majority ot the ships militar\ wili return!] the United gdom when the131 words
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126 1960-11-28 3 Co-op men from Malaya hear Nehru SINGAPORE CITY. Mon. Singapore ar.d Malajates now New i attending the Inter.l Co-operativr Alee seminar on co-opt rative leadership, heard Mr. Pandit Nenru. the Indian Prime Minister, talk about co-operative principle lia. Mr. Nehru pointed cut that co-operation was more estial m India than126 words
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203 1960-11-28 3 HOSPITAL PLANS TWO BIG XMAS PARTIES FOR PATIENTS TAN JONG PAGAR. Mon. The St. Andrews Mis.sion Hospital m Tanjong Pagar, will hold two mammoth Christmas parties lor its patients on Dec. 18 and Dec. 25. The first party on Dec. 18 will be given by the Com-manter-in-Chief. Far East Station.203 words
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Article43 1960-11-28 3 SINGAPORE CITY. Mon. Mrs C.H. Chang of Java Provision Store will give a cooking demonstration to member- ol the Blue Triangle Club tomorrow at the V W.C.A premises In Collyer Quay. The dish to be taught is "Indonesian Chicken Rice.43 words
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107 1960-11-28 3 SINGAPORE CITY. Mon. The Minister for Educa>n, on the advice of the Educational Advisory Council announced two additional school holidays for all streams as from next year the first year m which all tour streams will lollow the same school calendar.107 words
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216 1960-11-28 4 Britain must merge with the US: This is what Mac wants— paper LONDON, Monday. THK Sunday Express said "there is evidence" that Prime Minister Harold Macmillan does not believe m the independence of Britain. Lord Beaverbrook's newspaper said m a leading editorial that it mu-t seriously pose the following question:216 words
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137 1960-11-28 4 Kasavubu receives a hero's welcome from 80,000-crowd f EOPOLDVIIXK. Mon. Li President Joseph Kasavubu of the Congo was civen a hero's welcome on his return here yesterday from New York by a crowd of 80,000 which lined the 14 -mile route on his drive from the airport. During his three-week137 words
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Article26 1960-11-28 4 IROBI. Mor, Mr. Tom Iretary of the .tional Union. Kenya had its national flag which would be hoisted when the country became independent.26 words
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158 1960-11-28 4 This will restrict Nanyang s freedom, says union JURONG. Mon. A predominance of Government representatives on the university's management committee "will greatly restrict the freedom of learning and internal administration". The union said this yesterday m a press statement while commenting on the Singapore Government's offer to pay 55 per158 words
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Article25 1960-11-28 4 NICOSIA. Mon. Torrential rain.s flooaed eastern Cyprus afier farmers held services m a field to pray for an end to a ihree-year drought.25 words
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Article22 1960-11-28 4 JAKARTA, Mo::— Tat Government has denied permission for a private shipping firm here to purchase two ships from Yugoslavia22 words
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Article27 1960-11-28 4 BOMBAY, Mon —Crown Prince Akihito and Princess Michiko of Japan arrived here last night for their 10-day state visit to India which begins tomorrow.27 words
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237 1960-11-28 4 How the crash happened: So close to disaster, says skipper SINGAPORE CITY, Mon. The Captain of the 708-ton freighter Song-Be, which was involved m a "freak" collision with a 1,399-ton cargo ship has made a full report of the incident to the French consulate m Singapore. Captain Julien Guillemin, disclosing237 words
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Article14 1960-11-28 4 PURWOKERTO. (Central Java.) Mon. Slamet Volcano near here has burst into activity.14 words
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Article23 1960-11-28 4 SUEZ. Mon. The Belgium dredger Edax caught fire m the Suez Canal yesterday and one crew member suffered fatal burns.23 words
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Article27 1960-11-28 4 LONDON, Mon. More 150 "Ban the H-bomb" demonstrators set out yesterday on a 15-mile protest march to Oxford from U.S Force base at Htvfora.27 words
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Article26 1960-11-28 4 CAPETOWN. Sat. Six nonvrhites were refused service >> day when they sat for 20 minutes In tea room m the Kirtenb Botanical Gardens here.26 words
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Article22 1960-11-28 4 ISTANBUL. Mon. A grave, believed to be that of the Apostle i John, has been cxc avuated near i Izmir.22 words
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103 1960-11-28 4 The Sunday Pravda says Vatican is Africa's No. 1 enemy MOSCOW. Mm THh Communisl Party newspapei I 1 said yesterday t hut the Catholic Chui Africa's greatest enemy and is Irving m < press revolts and keep people under o ism. The Pravr; titled "C< socks." said "top cr Catholic103 words
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117 1960-11-28 4 FOUND AT LAST: A CURE FOR SOME KINDS OF COLD LONDON, Mon.— The Sunday Dispatch said British doctors have at La found a cure for the common cold or at least some kinds of cold. In a front-page story, the paper's mcdi correspondent said the cure is none other than117 words
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7 1960-11-28 4 Singapore plans S-E Asia teacher Sympossion GKSLDKFKJGL;DKF7 words
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Article34 1960-11-28 4 Your dollar to tkt Rotary I Cheer Fund will bring pj this coming festive season SINGAPORE inp at the "Vie' when Tick audience. for tho Then the viol;: I34 words
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Advertisement190 1960-11-28 4 j£f IN DECEMBER'S BIG ISSUE it iilljU -^Br FASHION: -Who's a Copy GOOD ADVICE: Celebrated mm>f>k«sm*- r^^ T^ Cat? 1 mother and daughter psychologist Eustace Chesser jm !j '.f A dresses with free patterns to writes frankly on the problems Bi^nl make them Hong Kong High of Marriage and famed190 words
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Article, Illustration259 1960-11-28 5 TOP TALENTS IN ONE HOUSE-AND THEY ADD UP TO $935,000 A YEAR guarantee her top money and she can add >iderably to Disney's >.000 with -at least one other film a year. Her pocket money: 3 week. Many problems kind of lame kind of income. iIIO.OOO-a-year far:259 words
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Article, Illustration271 1960-11-28 5 SUSAN JOINS THE HORROR GANG AND SCREAMS AT 'TASTE OF FEAR' I SCREAMED three times when I read the script;' said Susan Strasberg, 22, talking ol the film, "Taste of Fear," which she is now making For Hammer. The purpose of the film was to send Miss Strasberg. wedged throughout271 words
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243 1960-11-28 5 Mickey Rooney at debtor's hearing claims he's broke MICKEY Roomy. who used to say he krv everything about show business, is right down on his uppers. At a debtor's hearing m Santa Monica he said ne had just S5 iMSIS> to his ii a me. He also claimed that his243 words
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Advertisement163 1960-11-28 5 Ha y# i^ > In Ladybird's children's clothes of quality for all occasions and for all climates. fir-. i'\i'ii \ou run the ti-k <>| uffending iiril« \<>n takr some S |Mrrauli<»ii a^.iin-t |Mi-|)ii.iti'.n BJP^^ ultir. Ihe J»« m st w.iv i^ t«> ißßte-"** on OIMMIOAO .uhl Max In K^s 'II163 words
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205 1960-11-28 6 A I ANY indeed are t! political pundits who cheer the victory of Premier Ikeda's '•V tern Liberal m the elections imph for Ameriolicy m the Far sident-elect Jack dy would gravely m error if h< too. garded Japanese vote opular endorsement of205 words
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Article38 1960-11-28 6 IJAVE you ever won- dered how hardworked our postal men are? You haven't. Then here are some figures that will give on a glimpse of the vastness and intricacy of their task. T.net wpor timTr38 words
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Article, Illustration1164 1960-11-28 6 LYDIA AROOZOO - S'pores spectacular transformation from river settlement to great emporium of the East is largely due to the energy and enterprise of a few individuals. LYDIA AROOZOO GSKFGJLDF; Jl Ijjj Til X Singapore River weaving ils occasional sluggish way through the core of the City is the only witness of the1,164 words
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102 1960-11-28 6 'There are many ways but not one is ideal' Prof. Sheares says in talk on contraception gINGAPORE CITY, Mon. Discussing the clinical effectiveness oi' contraceptive me I hods. Professor B. 11. Sheares listed three important requirements <>! :iii ide;il method of preventing contraception. Speaking to members of the Singapore Medical102 words
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Article81 1960-11-28 6 pROFESSOR SHEARES gives the following summary of orthodox techniques of conception control and their dependability: Vaginal diaphragm cervical cap 9!> vaginal tampon, fairly dependable if impregnated with spermaticide. Vaginal sponge, fairly dependable if impregnated with foam-producing powder or saturated salt solution. Chemical contraceptives (jellies cream and foam81 words
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Advertisement175 1960-11-28 6 on can hand m -tir rl minified ad. to an\ on* COLD STORAGE SHOPS throughout MALAYA ond I SINGAPORE CAMKftON HIGHLANDS IFOM XL* Mi Ltd., HOTA BHAftU as* <M) 1.14. *<i v _A LUMPUR i* KUANTAN If I Md MALACCA Pf N4N6 ■v •CWCMBAN ftiNGAPOAC S> Ltd.. •r.i ShOP Road.175 words
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Advertisement46 1960-11-28 6 Are You Suffe ring From DANDRUFF? ITCHY SCALP?? I FALLING HAIR??! fc^ If so. don't 222?*)| Get g^fIoANDRICIDE Today Costing only 20 cts a rinse, America* scientific discovery is tost, cosy to use and extremely effective! Available trom all Drug Stores, Hoirdrcsscrs or Cosmetic Counters. I46 words
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Advertisement34 1960-11-28 6 LAST WEE) ALL ROUND IN ALL TEXTILES CLOTHWj ON ALL BARGAIN COUNTER! THOUSANDS HAVE BOUGHT THIS IS THE TIME FOR YOB TO BUY AT WASSIAMQU; >." /Of KNOWIK6 MO* lulhl >v/ 8€ f ltNCSt FOfc34 words
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203 1960-11-28 7 THIS EARLY CHILD WALKED AT AGE OF 9½ MONTHS her tiny life she was a •riy baby, as the nurse.- m the hospital used to call her. for she always hungry and drained her bottle of milk with sreat gusto. rive months she was turning over on to her tummy203 words
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Article42 1960-11-28 7 SINGAPORE CITY. MOIL— Mr Lim Kirn San, Deputy Innan of the Public SerCommission. has been apjointed to act as Chairnrui luring the absence on i Mr Lim Eng Bee, from Nov. Dec. 12. a Government Gazette notification anlounced.42 words
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Article, Illustration261 1960-11-28 7 Master Christopher Sullivan walked unaided when eifcht months old and wins Free Press $10 prize for mother] SINGAPORE CITY. Monday fHE FREE PKKSS invitation to mothers to write about the "walking habits" of their babies needed no second prompting. In Iheir inimitable styles, mothers 1 recorded wih261 words
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Article130 1960-11-28 7 500 BANK MEN ASK FOR MORE PAY SINGAPORE CITY. Mon.— More than 500 nonclerical workers m 14 banks m Singapore have asked for a general wage rise Their demand is for a n tW salary structure* with a minimum of $120 with annual increases of $20 rising up to $350130 words
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146 1960-11-28 7 ALJUNIED, Monday. A 45-MAN fire-fighting squad lias been formed m Geylang cast village. Members are residents of Aljunied Road and Lorong 33. About 30,000 people live m i this little village. Because of the congestion, the residents felt that a fire-fighting146 words
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97 1960-11-28 7 1,500 APPLY FOR PLACES IN THE JUNIOR TRADE SCHOOL BALESTIER, Mon.— There is a big rush for 2.000 vacancies m the Balestier Junior Trade School m Singapore. So iar 1.500 primary school students have applied for admission. Shortlisted applicants will be called for interview shortly after the closing date on97 words
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39 1960-11-28 7 Material on way tor Japan flower show SINGAPORE CITY, Mon. About 70 boxes of materials are on the way to SineaDore from Japan ior Singapore. Over 100 Japanese flower arrangements will be on display depicting both simple ana" m39 words
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241 1960-11-28 7 Work with Govt. to help youth make full use of spare time, Byrne tells volunteers SINGAPORE CITY. Monday. J'HK Minister for Labour and Law, Mr, K. M. Byrne, has said it is incumbent on boih the Government and voluntary bodies m the State to co-ordinate their efforts to enable the241 words
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139 1960-11-28 7 SERANGOON. Mon. Two Tamil scholars from India, Mr. V. R. Mahalingam and Mrs. Kanukasoundari, will arrive In Singapore early m January to take part m the Tamil Festival to be held at the Happy World Stadium on Jan 14. The festival will be spread139 words
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Article19 1960-11-28 7 SINGAPORE CITY. Mon. Captain Matthys Arjen Nederkoorn has been appointed a member of the Seamen's Registry Board.19 words
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Article36 1960-11-28 7 SINGAPORE CITY. M The Singapore Government I Services Football Association will hold an annual dance at the Sea* View Hotel Ballroom on Dec. 3, at 8.30 p.m. The dance will feature the 'Ideal Secretary.'36 words
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Advertisement32 1960-11-28 7 Cjammeter //P 50 ?."°r? *<$m See our big range of from SWISS STOPWATCHES |h j p for all purposes and 34 3 every kind of sport. Since 1909 good watched good Service32 words
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Article, Illustration920 1960-11-28 8 fo&yQojoQpjtQo^ptJj£j/p^jß/tfQf9Qt&(Q9&^ Gymkhana on borrowed scooter SINGAPORE CITY. Monday. IT \v:is totally unexpected] The outright winner of the Vespa Club Gymkhana, the second for tliis year, :it the Police Training School, \v:is what you'd call an "unknown." Surian bin Muallim, a workshop employee at East920 words
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598 1960-11-28 8 1 and unity of local taxi drivers SINGAPORE CITY, Monday. JAXIDRIVERS m Singapore arc "very well organised and more united" than their counterparts m New York, according to Mr. Mark Starr, the American workers' education expert from the International Labour Organ- isation. Mr. Starr598 words
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Advertisement272 1960-11-28 8 I ITS THE LATEST IN SHAVERS 1 Wherever you are you can be sure of a PERFECT SHAVE with D fe Z SWISS MADE I I JiL 1 I m J\ Simple to operate Spore $24.00 Runs on two torch batteries Fed $27.60 Extremely economical mcl, Batteries Gives a smooth,272 words
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Article, Illustration914 1960-11-28 9 PETER FORSTER - PETER FORSTER GSDFLKGF by ITS IN NORWEGIAN BUT it's top vintage MAJOR event: I TBRENT has been published! And if this announcement fails to thrill you to the marrow, let me explain the bngush i title (when Heinemann publish it here m January) will be A HI914 words
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Article241 1960-11-28 9 KGSLDFKG; Sthe re for you tomor>ct your birthday read the com ponding paragraph. Let lay star be your guide. TOMORROW >\(,!TT\RHS -Nov. 23-Dec others oured. F'KK <>R\ (Dec 23- Jan. routine, •.our en udence. 1 \RII 5 Jar. :9> ays you to be highly inventive241 words
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298 1960-11-28 9 A strange blend of tender yet restrained love THE SINGING AND Till. i.01.1l by Charlotti Morrow (New Authors Ltd. His). THIS is a remarkable and absorbing book, restrained yet passionate, with qualities thai are at times spell hound. It tells m autobiographical form the story of >• years m the298 words
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Advertisement107 1960-11-28 9 PLEASE |vV| YOURSELF \y*Q TEKYLENE) SHIRTS Superbly finished and tastefully styled, these fine shirts are cut for utmost comfort and ease of wearing. In blue, brown, maroon, and white. Also availoble Dacron/Cotton Shirts, Briefs and TAILORING COMPANY 24, COLEMAN STREET, SINGAPORE. TEL: ***** Minolta Minif lex 44 tz m Designed107 words
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Article, Illustration38 1960-11-28 10 M n <»i Works Engineers, it> Out>t ti i, Wundram (up from Col. liar >n player and president of i f>.m t i the war, Mr Sam boo v.is 11 -known footballer and athlete38 words
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14 1960-11-28 10 a Buang and I Doubles: 1 Ra-14 words
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Article160 1960-11-28 10 TAN HONG POH - TAN HONG POH by SINGAPORE CITY, Monday CJEVEN women players have been picked by the Singapore Table Tennis Association for a special training course m preparation for the forthcoming championships next month. They will be trained by coach Tuck Wai; a. the People.-.' lation. Kalian^160 words
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Article37 1960-11-28 10 SINGAPORE CITY. Mon. Star Soccerites boat 37 Sig. Squd. tComcan) 5-3 m a friendly Soccer match here. The Stars scored through Rahim Omar (3), and Syed Osman (2). Signals replied through Noor (2) and Lee.37 words
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Article104 1960-11-28 10 WEARNES BEST FOR INDOOR GAMES SINGAPORE CIT\ Mon.— Wearne Sports Club held their annual indoor games competitions recently, for the various Motor Firms m the State. A total ol six events were contested, and Wearne Bros. Ltd. proved the outstanding firm. Inter (lint Badminton: 1. Wearne Bro>. Ltd.. 2. Far104 words
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Article37 1960-11-28 10 SINGAPORE CITY. Mon. The Indian Association hockey team were disappointed to tind R.A.F. ChaiTgi unable to field a team for their ftrst division league game yesterday, resulting m a walk-over for the India37 words
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Article, Illustration292 1960-11-28 10 EVELYN TOO - YACHT CLUB WANTS ASIANS EVELYN TOO by I \m SINGAPORE CITY. Mon.— Asians interested m rowing are welcome to join the Royal Singapore Yacht Club and participate m its activities. This invitation to local rowers was made by Mr. C. E. Dalgas. Captain of Boats at the Club. Membership u>292 words
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56 1960-11-28 10 SINGAPORE CITY R. compel 11 1 couragii The club. Tan Kirn Chye. a Raf!. ir, is the only kind memb- Th< Old Raf a food s> school d lied hin. rugger Ison Cup In 1957 lor pertain field Thi ai<- B: Juan S» tig. Tan56 words
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Article, Illustration27 1960-11-28 10 "Soirv i hum. you asked lor it Tan v Yini Wet stems to be saying as h<- flicks l'<»! Chan Kok Poh over m a earner throw.27 words
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Advertisement100 1960-11-28 10 Aeriu Services. Ltd. Will commence operations early m December as Passenger Carriers >s Between the Railheads of Central-West Queensland. The Machines to be employed m these Services are v >~ Avro"' Triplane Limousine (160 h p. Beardmore Engine), with accommodation for 4 Passengers, with baggage. ■i; 2 ••Avro" 3-Seater Biplanes100 words
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Article, Illustration13 1960-11-28 11 l > Div. 1 »il Won by: three. 2J, five.13 words
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682 1960-11-28 11 G. SUBHAS - Milne fastest after quick piston change G. SUBHAS by SEMBAWANG, Monday piFTY-YEAR-OLD veteran, Jimmy Milne, return--1 ed the fastest time of the day at the Singapore Motor Club's Old Upper Thomson Sprint yesterday. He was driving Chan Lye Choon's 1098 cc. Cooper I Jimmy's time of 59.41secs. which he set682 words
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Article48 1960-11-28 11 SINGAPORE CITY, Mon. i Boy.s and girls chosen to represent I the Singapore Combined Schools against the Federal ion Combined Schools at hockey and rugby are asked to turn up for practice* daily at Raffles Institution. Those who are having their examinations, however, are exempted.48 words
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Article55 1960-11-28 11 IOELETAR, Mon.— Royal Air O Force Seletar played exceedingly well to hoW the sil Recreation Club 10 a i-i draw m a S.H.A. Division One league game played Seletar yesterday. ligan scored for the airmen m Oie frist halt and De 1 Witt »-qiialised for55 words
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Article, Illustration100 1960-11-28 11 doctor's Escription people I' **ution 1 People GSLDFKLG; -made ping pong nails have made the etsta A therve as cheap as only a ecalfl each. In any ase. expenditure on the Mine m only on the pur- of the equipment ke shuttlecock> the n tin be everlasting. where a tennis100 words
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19 1960-11-28 11 The RAF. are determined to wl» th.f game and arr J~g* SORE CITY. M19 words
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191 1960-11-28 11 Penalty bully gives University victory over unlucky Ceylonese University l <*^ w Bl KIT TIMAH, Monday. THE University captain, Kanaga, must thank his lucky stars for a penalty bully midway m the second half. He opposed Fernandez m that bully to take his team to victory m this hard fought191 words
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Advertisement391 1960-11-28 11 QUALITY FURNITURE Dunlopillo Foam ■r^*** >< *V V Rubber Mattress \-V Jfi liiffai/ /y I 1 monin Thu 7 piece dn«V ji iJ? n 9 room set from f"^^^X j||b/^"X This 8 piece loung« suite from $26.00 j per month. VF FURNITURE OEPT. bINGAPORE bO-62 OrcnarO Roaa. IH JMMI vzz^Bg391 words
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Article, Illustration102 1960-11-28 12 HERO ONE WEEK CRASH VICTIM THE NEXT mi.ko one week .iNU.iltv the n« \t. I hat^ th<" ua\ it goes m motoi nu. M Wonder boj lirni; Tech Meng skidded into a Uree while cornering yesterdaj la a Singapore Motor Inb sprint rall Mr u.i> takt'n to h<»s,pit.»l I t^tFree Press - 102 words
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334 1960-11-28 12 ALLAN LEWIS - Today on track... Heart's Ease has the look of a winner ALLAN LEWIS By KUALA LUMPUR. 6 am JJEART'S EASE, ridden by Laurie Billett, worked well here this morning. Going done, m the centre of the second track, she reeled off three m 40 and, I thought, did it well334 words
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Article, Illustration50 1960-11-28 12 Garnet Bougoure is back... and had one win yesterday GARNET Rousoure retained to Malayan racing jresterday at Kuala Lumpur after t year m Ireland where he was the leading jockey. Here he is istrid,Lady Jamba, led m by Mr. Yong l.oon Chonc. after winning the I>i\. sprint. picture Free PressFree Press - 50 words
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162 1960-11-28 12 BANKERS DO BATTLE IN SHUTTLE TOURNEY SINGAPORE CITY. Mon. n competition was n at the Hongkong and, Shanghai Banking Corporation badminton tournament at the Clerica.l Union hall Results: Singles: Woug Ah Yoon bi. Leslie Theeeira 15-8. 15-H. M. :idran b:. Chiang Slew 15-3. Tan Tiang Swee bt. C. Shepherdson 15-2.162 words
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Article602 1960-11-28 12 SINGAPORE Lner E. G. "Porky" Donnelly had his m tul day on when he led m the first three winn La Lumpur terd> red to make h« I thought Handsome unluck\. loh.iri rode hint uith onl stirrup leather tor mo>t ol the journe\ and was602 words
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Article, Illustration182 1960-11-28 12 LITTLE NENE - LITTLE NENE by THOMSON, Monday ROYAL Island Club golfers avenged their defeat earlier m the year by beating Keppel Club by 8 J points to seven m the inter-club four-ball match-play on the RIC course yesterday. Royal Island Club Pairs mentioned first:— L. Holloway and182 words
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Article254 1960-11-28 12 Aussies lose 'boomerang' THOMSON, Man.— Royal Singapore Golf Club beat the Australian Association by 12 points to 7": 4 points m a lour ball, best ball off handicap to win the 'boomerang' which is contested for annually between the two teams. The game was played at Sime Road yesterday. Results254 words
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Article, Illustration186 1960-11-28 12 JOE EZEKIEL - MUSCLEMEN ROUT THE Boo BOYS JOE EZEKIEL By TALAN BESAK. Mon._ The boo boys, those parasites of sport, turned up last night as judges were picking Singapore's best built man. Jeers met the six (fatalists as they took the stage at the Broadway Hall, New World Bewildered, the competitors could186 words
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Advertisement102 1960-11-28 12 Results and full report page 1 1 1M A SMALL AD. WILL HELP THAT C^T^lflf^ AL* SOMEONE AND MAKE CASH FOR YOU! '^J TIMES HOUSE. RIVER VAU'V ROAD. SINGAPORE 9 TKL. 2SOO I BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS, ENGAGEMENTS, J2f.it MI ?i?S M fS A S!£SIT ANNOUNCEMENTS, PERSONAL. MISSING ETC $t> word102 words
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Advertisement252 1960-11-28 12 cut altfic flatty j WORD PUZZLI i Cut out O^ pm a J Nome Address 1 •••••••••••••••••••••••I CLUES FOR WORD PUZZL 1. As o safety precaution it may be ploced out of the 4 reach of children. i 2. A discussion m Porliarm ffm v perhaps. 3. Man who looks252 words
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Article, Illustration824 1960-11-28 1 Simon Kavanaugh - Simon Kavanaugh Tony will join the Royal Family for a traditional Christmas By On Christmas Eve the carollers always call. He will savour this homely touch perhaps most of all. He will see them, by the light of a single lantern824 words
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Article84 1960-11-28 1 STANLEY FRANKLAND - STANLEY FRANKLAND By THE familiar complaint that Christmas has become "commercialised, implying a more secularised outlook, is not supported by history. fashioned t hristmas cards" the oldest card to be produced and sold as a com- Christmas trt«e to the citizens of London. The tretgaily festooned84 words
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Article, Illustration35 1960-11-28 2 Preparing Xmas fare for soldiers who will not be JHE Ar. Corps Training ot Aldcrshot H who corps At 'he momc tro nee- ho*c c p Ccrporci Jl 19 One nc35 words
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Article, Illustration536 1960-11-28 2 FREDERICK PRICE - FREDERICK PRICE By AS dusk was falling on Christmas Eve, 1818, Fr. Joseph Mohr made his way slowly down the snow-covered mountains towards the small Austrian village of Obendorf. There was nothing unusual obout his |ourne\, but it was to be536 words
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Advertisement54 1960-11-28 2 W lamam^Sz*^—. Wli. MWB& E rMI Tt^mmMs^^^^^^ \SA ami' till I M yflifc rfc fc V O U r \^frCu*K fiudduia^^S^ Ik V p-^ N. ice cxccuh mcuicU j0& ia tropical c£\ >^*^jS4^ m traditional ...novelty ice cream ni(julds ZjW^ turke\^ m decorative iT rye 12-16 persons or s*^ asks*54 words
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Advertisement111 1960-11-28 2 me v/// that's always welcome iW* Zf HAMILTON BEACH fiwl' S HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES >yj X^^— I ""''"""'Hiiiiiin ii 'i i AUTOMATIC n_/ J J* I^Jj The -vo-id finest Food Mi*er *rf| yOo II be proud to Own Easy to k^ ;jide gives you ten selected spXJ eve^y rnumg iob. Coke111 words
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Article, Illustration842 1960-11-28 3 JOHN ROBBINS - mas should be the time resolutions- why not tart with new ones now? JOHN ROBBINS By WL home |j,fhrous:h a Kstorj The handed f pointed to a i kind-looking, us oii obituary page. he said II for \t terrible thing to at Christmas. school ;>lay hockey Iways ined to build842 words
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105 1960-11-28 3 SAMUEL KIM - SAMUEL KIM By < hnstmas once. It w»^ !M and miserable m the who returned to Korea only iwo months i <! uas really u»| ,iat time and iras the very first Christinas i had spent ay pie m Seoul were105 words
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Article, Illustration43 1960-11-28 3 CLOWNS taking part m the Christmas concert clap Princess Margaret as sht arrives for her annual visit to a social services settlement m Peckham, a London suburb. Presenting a bouquet to her are five-year-old twins |ohn and David Timlin.43 words
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Advertisement163 1960-11-28 3 r;yy/ film bus iroi id of MAX V^ S hsm.3oo PRIMITIF Gy£->^ Spray AV"\ w X^^^^j* $11.25 1 Parrum Cologne 6014 Hypnotic Lion holds fl B TRIPLE PLAY After Shave a vial of Hypnotiquc 609 Primitive Tiger Lotion After Shave Talc. k.^^Perfumc. $4.25 v holds a vial of Parfum Cologne.163 words
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Article, Illustration1362 1960-11-28 4 THE GREEN BALL OON It brought terror then joy for unhappy mother MOR M A Franton paused fro stare about her afr the trunks and boxes that littered frhe fronfr room of frhe house. She brushed back a tangle of dark hair. She wanted to get the bedroom and front1,362 words
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Article, Illustration29 1960-11-28 4 GLFDLSKGL; "W lug I m I Chi voInf eld V. I Her 9 Here 4 m m 5P h I Scow fl I 1 J tfoo H M29 words
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Advertisement223 1960-11-28 4 r IfsßbT I! < j« -xw vsffl -"-v J iX- "TOP v WbM x^. /^WP*^ V^\ f\jKi* J >» fv7\^\ 1 r v» Wm wl -T/V l M Ki^j-Jt** perfume colognes are gifts of sheer pleasure Avon's popular fragrances .now m spray cologne y) o Cotillion ami To A Wild223 words
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Article, Illustration704 1960-11-28 5 DAVID ETTRICK - DAVID ETTRICK By s Eve 1942. But all the peace and most of -ad dropped away astern m the blackness. r nosed out into bucketing seas ury of an Atlantic gale. S 8,000 troops. A T. S. girls and704 words
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Article, Illustration1061 1960-11-28 6 1 P. BLOXHAM - 1 P. BLOXHAM B) JUDEA WAS UNDER QUISLING' RULE WITH SPIES EVERYWHERE IT was a mere cave comfortless and obscure. Hardly more than a cleft m the limestone hill: used as a shelter for animals by the careful village husbandmen whose1,061 words
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Advertisement14 1960-11-28 6 SELECTED TURKEYS I fl/*^ i 6 Ib to 24 Ib Cry-O-\\ir L*/ I/O jJJ14 words
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Article, Illustration165 1960-11-28 7 ond rom a hatch- i:: it; and up came man .shaking like a r that he had .1 it. It was seven feet ;h, and black. Th( :icd and forgot .c ix)or fellow be on the verge; than they had But o:. tmas Night rL.E.P. - 165 words
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Article, Illustration766 1960-11-28 7 MARION HARRIS - MARION HARRIS By NOTHING TO EAT IN THE FRIDGE? HERE 15 THE OBVIOUS SOLUTION QHRISTMAS is the usual time for friends you haven't seen recently to call unexpectedly to pay you the compliments of the season. You will naturally want to show them hospitality by offering766 words
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Article, Illustration13 1960-11-28 8 GS;LDFKG; S I I 1 I mih13 words
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Article, Illustration134 1960-11-28 8 K. FLEISCHMANN - SNOW. ..SUCH A LOVELY DMA K. FLEISCHMANN By THE word> of the farm ous song, "I'm dreaming of a white Christmas, and perhaps even more the popularity of the song, show clearly how we feel about this lovely dream. The word '•dream' is u.sed deliberately, because, believe it or not.134 words
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Advertisement128 1960-11-28 8 V The finest way fe y| vertical r Cy^£ t 5^ &4&£&4&44&&£ A AA A lfe# Flex i hip U*^ v JT\ a a> a a -i» r 3£r AAAJi A A A A A a a a a a a a Bench Saw Wood Lathe *> S \AAA A128 words
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Article, Illustration925 1960-11-28 9 ay Marcia was left holding baby... ODi GIFT-BUT IT TOOKJIER c T iME TO RCAUSE IT Christmas love story by Lilian Worcester >'[ C hnstm3S f HGFKD f^ Scotland pulled -owy darkUfled leaped up mbled over outstretchthe window, -hakins hands LI .md stared out wind whip i curU. tation v925 words
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Article154 1960-11-28 9 L. E. WAKEFIELD - Xmas cards— a joy or nuisance? L. E. WAKEFIELD By \l/HAT do you think VT of Christmas cards? A boon, a joy (to receive, that is), or a nuisance (to send)? Whatever you think. when thi- time comes jren will send and iv< then whether Nun lik»- it or not.154 words
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Advertisement384 1960-11-28 9 IP **"^Sk b^ '/7 W or nis h °PPy stoy-ot- home hours. Carefully V v *^'JL^ tailored for moiimum J y^—^/j^r^^ SHIRTS for Christmas... bunging comfort, m wool '^jQS Jfj^^!\ I I colours: Green, Brown, &jts /<*T*'J%& «A smartest styles m finest quality If &M*t -AY V*vwL colours and small384 words
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Article, Illustration123 1960-11-28 10 WHO'S THAT UP THE CHIMNEY? lIERE'S a little Christinas toy you can make for your young broili c r or sister. Stick parts A and B on card, colour them, then cut them out. Cut a second piece of card the same shape as part A and colour it black.123 words
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360 1960-11-28 10 IJOW much do you know about Christmas? Answer these questions and see for yourself! Even if you do not <now the answers, you will obtain some interesting information from reading them. 1. Wl.en was the first Christmas Card sent? •J. What is360 words
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Article, Illustration549 1960-11-28 10 WILLIAMS ROBERT - Pennytop's Christmas Cuckoo. WILLIAMS ROBERT pENNYTOP the .1,, ?nnncd It! nearly Christmas p I Fancy telling crossly. 'What do you 1 not getting reack "Well, you n cheerful aboir Pennytop. "You're not dc thing t o help Pip. "And we been so behind W. never be ready m for Christmas549 words
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Advertisement160 1960-11-28 10 El 5 v WM 24th Dec. Gala Dinner Ball I-- Xmos Eve FLOOR SHOW Ifl i^;; y 2.000.m. $1 5/- per person fci mm 26th Dec. la Carte l^l Box.ng N.ght Dancing and LaJ 100 a.m. FLOOR SHOW 3Ut Dec Ball New^Yeor s p LOOR SHOW 2 00 a.m. SI160 words
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Advertisement44 1960-11-28 10 ro ra era bid Era Era q m Christmas Shop pi n: MOON GAT h 278. ORCHARt p (PRINCE'S HOTEL GA li; SINGAPORE m II P BALI CA i [0 SILVERW-- 3 BJE3 Eia BfZI EJZJ E. I No Finer Fit at 1 BESTFORW44 words
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Article, Illustration915 1960-11-28 11 COLIN RICKARDS - COLIN RICKARDS By 0 STORY FROM THE ROARING DAYS OF Ihe WILD WEST I^p sighted the ranch as the grey ested the New Mexican hills. the ground and the just hear the soft hooves. The wheels deeply into the white bat bleak915 words
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116 1960-11-28 11 IN most countries, Santa Claus distributes presents to the children after they have fallen asleep on Christmas Eve. But m several countries m Europe, especially Austria, Germany, Switzerland, Belgium and the Netherlands, he comes on his name day, December tith, the feast of116 words
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Advertisement169 1960-11-28 11 J| I*tHs r] c jjf Here 9 i luxury and -la. f SS mour for hrr Cliri»tnia» f jg ul prices kind to Santa 5S budget. Quote from our "A vid#* array of rapli\alinj; SS haadwovea «:ift articl. yf shell weleoaK with dHi^ht ...Mlk >t«»I.-. Miouldrr g Ha*:-, J^ilk Sarees,169 words
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Article, Illustration722 1960-11-28 12 CYRIL DONSON - 'CHRISTMAS CAROL...' THE MESSAGE AND THE LAW SUIT CYRIL DONSON By NO other Christmas book has attained such stature. It has been filmed, broadcast and televised, produced on stages throughout the world and printed m many languages. It has been made into a musical. New editions are constantly being printed722 words
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Advertisement133 1960-11-28 12 for your eyes your fingertips m m day an«i w NEW V nl pa L FaniMy Na«tC(XO«« 1. I P~ta*y P»^»c y P-H «^h^ 'Of GALA 1 iOF LONOOM Sparklets syphons Sodalicious Sodas irable Sodastinquished Sodapendable If you like soda that's fresh, full of fight and always ready whenever you133 words
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Advertisement162 1960-11-28 12 famous Yule-tide c^ I L THE frontispiece of the original edition of A C^n s t published m 1843. Very few first editions today Those that do are worth thousands of dollars ca SAY MERRY CHRISTMAI (and Happy New Year too!) with g g g X El I T C162 words
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Article71 1960-11-28 13 Send Zarb a card' call GSDFG bj Mr. JamSwintarm, who was sentenced to Ate years' jail '»*l irll mate of /irb m Tura Prison, uro. He is now headnastcr of his own preparalMi m hool at Maidstone, Kent. Joined with Mr. Swinburn m thr appeal m < Mr John Stanl«71 words
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Article20 1960-11-28 13 111* Ql X X*! Worlds mt golden \M> colours of lipcan mi too! the first m\\ 'LIP QUICK20 words
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Article, Illustration794 1960-11-28 13 ROBERT LAWRENCE - THOSE FA T POOLS CHEQUES ROBERT LAWRENCE By THEY MAKE LITTLE OR NO DIFFERENCE TO THOSE LUCKY PUNTERS QHRISTMAS is traditionally the high spot of the year for parties m Britain. But then comes the day of reckoning to work out what it has cost and usually it comes as794 words
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Advertisement178 1960-11-28 13 JlTfcw/ ~Fwto% '6' "1 Before you enter y >LyV N vt^ntw iV*w_ I^-"^ '_^_[_r^J ol Jc y foXFA FA PA PA PA PA PAy THE BASIC "MACIC BoW "^rd^^^ V^Ly C > X 11l T^^i -y^lV datnou/i 6u ma&ka uou/i owk Af ogle Sou/ V Brand RIBBON Brond tIBBON \V178 words
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Article, Illustration100 1960-11-28 15 LEFT, sorters tackle a huge mountain of parcels, destined for overseas delivery, at Mount Pleasant, the British Post Office's chief sorting centre m the heart of London. The British G.P.O. predicts that the number of parcels handled this100 words
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Advertisement258 1960-11-28 15 VICTOR De LUXE. New sood boks, new 1 colours, a redesigned instrument panel and a Mill xrtr^-miy r\ iivi more efficienl engine This is what the new I VIC lOR DC LUXE VAUXHALL VICTORS give You. gm^^^9f^^^^^^^ A neW di S nil cd radiator grill a big new <^^^^^^^^^^^' &M&4258 words
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Article, Illustration542 1960-11-28 16 ROBERY KING - Stars shine on Christmas —look at the list ROBERY KING BY THE two young wives were a little resentful. It was thrilling to be expecting a baby, but coming at Christmas it would mean missing most of the season's festivities. When I told them that a remarkably large number of542 words
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