The Singapore Free Press, 7 December 1960
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Title Section21 1960-12-07 1 "> KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ... The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 7, 1960. 15 CENTS.21 words
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Article157 1960-12-07 1 CHAD TAMBYAH - HOPE FOR 8,000 CHAD TAMBYAH I ga;gkashhjsgag Hot scheme fccussions 3 "We will help them to use their limited capabilities to the fullest extent." said Miss Roberti son, who is head w social studies the University of Malaya m Singapore. "The emphasis will be on helping them to be socially157 words
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Article, Illustration548 1960-12-07 1 CHEW LOY KHOON - CHEW LOY KHOON HOMES FOR THE POOR ...at $20 a month: Accommodation for four... sitting room becomes a bedroom at night and Govt. will show how at an exhibition: Light, collapsible furniture that can be put away for more space and sofa that can be a double548 words
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198 1960-12-07 1 Shanmugaratnam is named to take over from Prof. Kirk SINGAPORE CITY, Wednesday. TIN-: Chair of Pathology at the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Malaya m Singapore, which has been vacant since January this year, lias been tilled by local-born l)i K. Shanraugaratnam. Dr. Shanmugaratnam was the acting senior198 words
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Article13 1960-12-07 1 ITED NATIONS. Wed.— The economic committee voted to set apital fuau.13 words
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Article24 1960-12-07 1 LONDON. Wed. A two-day strike of loaders which wrought havoc at London airport ended night when the 1,000 strikers: resumed work.24 words
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Article16 1960-12-07 1 FAMAGUSTA. Wed. The j freighter Magato Maru was damaged when she hit a reef.16 words
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Article15 1960-12-07 1 wttb the temperature down to 73.2 degrees was me colueso m recent months.15 words
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Article31 1960-12-07 1 First Malayan Fund E»s, buvlntr $1.16 a: I. B* rxptf, prlo*^, buying 9 iiu. sf-Uhi'z $1 .01Pirst Hor^: K014? r*und rer'.s pnce.s, buying HK I *elhiiß $1 1331 words
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141 1960-12-07 1 Mr. K (ill with flu) misses a party MOSCOW. Wed. Mr. Khrushchev is ill with influenza and is believed to have been m bed since the week-end. He has a slight temperature, his wile said yesterda Mrs. Nina Khrushchev told this to the visiting American millionaire. Mr. Cyrus Eaton and141 words
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187 1960-12-07 1 THE QUEEN AND A TIGER HUNT PROTEST FROM AN 'AVERAGE INDIAN' MANCHESTER. Wed. A letter m the Guardian trom a reader m India has protested against plans for Queen Elizabeth to attend a tiger shoot there next year. The writer, I.E.J. David of Nagpur >aid: "We are all m India187 words
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68 1960-12-07 1 3 GIRLS ESCAPE FROM MT. EMILY HOME SINGAPORE CITY. Wed.— Police are looking for three girls who escaped from the Mount Emily Girls' Home at 11.30 last night. The girls all over 16 ye.x.s of age are newcomers 10 the Home. They have been housed Uieie for safety c Social68 words
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Advertisement75 1960-12-07 1 IC I D E bomshcs 9' DANDRUFF! K^ AGAINST Xi cases pr r to I CAL A RINSE I Hairdressers ten. J Jv F THE MAGIC DAY ALLAN LEWIS MET A KING SEE PAGE 12 ginning loday on tour an amazing serial.... THE SOUL BARRIER the story of sums battling75 words
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Advertisement70 1960-12-07 1 va,\ mx OR riNB MKMTIRL IM 142 Orchard Koad. S pwt-S. I els *****. !-'5Kg A WHAT IS JAZZ JAZZ, you hove to own o musicol instrument ond the best woy of obtommg enc is to come onci consult us where yot* con be rest enured to Qet the best70 words
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58 1960-12-07 2 Hongkong factory owners object to quotas HONG KONG. Wed. T 1 powerful Chinese Manufacturers \v i t h m-,-lud» '0 difnt industrial U torie -terday rei- prated its stand form of on colony's expor eklun. the I affirmed ;dr whr»n h< the of the ►it! Disc rim the r products58 words
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258 1960-12-07 2 Troops clash in the Congo... threat of civil war grows by the FREE PRESS FOREIGN SERVICE LEOPOLDYILLE, Wednesday. THE Ihreal <>| ri\il war m the Congo was owing yesterday, according In sonic obsciAcrs. as Colonel Mobutu, Congo Army Chief, dispatched reinforcements !<> Equateur IVm ince. I.X. sources reported a cktsh258 words
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43 1960-12-07 2 KIDNAP BOY DIED A VIOLENT DEATH: BRADLEY DENIES CHARGE wiYDNLV. V A dOCtor told tl raeme Thornt Ing terday .olent Gr: a injury Aid Dr. John tant g :er. the BateI Brr. maclr. with .he mv; aged eisht. Tne hearing la tmuin«. Re;-43 words
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Article359 1960-12-07 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. iftMBTtMU locay Aiex. Bi tM OrdS. IN) .9C .90 Atlas lei 1 Buyers BCUSTEAO 1.16 1.15 8.8. Petrol 44 B.M. Trustees 5.25 5.25 Con. 1:n Smelt. Pref. 20 3 OrOS. 44 9 feoe^ji Dispensary 1.37-2 FiUpatricKs 1.35359 words
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120 1960-12-07 2 GOVT.-SPONSORED BANK TO AID CEYLON INDUSTRY COLOMBO. Wed. The Ceylon Government has approved, m principle, a state- sponsored people's bank, with an initial capital of six million rupees. it was announced here yesterday. The bank will be set up to improve credit facilities to small-scale industries and peasants. It will120 words
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Article33 1960-12-07 2 PARIS: A $350,000 pearl necklace was flown here from Tokyo to be displayed at a FrancoJapanese Chamber of Commerce Exhibition marking the 40th anniversary of the development of the cultured pearl.33 words
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Article97 1960-12-07 2 LONDON. Dec. B. Previous Today RUBBER No 1 RSS i.i.i European ports. Oec 24 I l« 24 13 IS Jan LM :?4 15 16 RUBBER No. 1 RSS RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement Home Terms Jan 25 1 l<i Fed. TONE Ouiet PEPPER: White S I r97 words
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Article46 1960-12-07 2 NEW YORK. Dec. 6 Previous Today TIN Straits spot 102.50 H)2.oO RUBBER Futures j.m> -JvT'Ji 28.51 Mar 2* I 614 TONE Quiet SALES: 11 lots. No. 1 RSS Dec. landtrt price SOFFEE: Futures B* Contract Oec. 3 Above price* quoted in L'S cents46 words
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Article32 1960-12-07 2 NEW YORK. Dec 6 Previous Today 30 Industrials 503.49 507 11 20 Railroads 127 A*. 1. 40 Domestic Bonds M.29 IS Utilities '.<■'> 66 65 Stocks Composite Averages :■.<- tl tM32 words
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Article28 1960-12-07 2 Malabar spot 44| 14, Shipment t' 1 I .Moats •1.1. Dec. shipment 4;>. Muntnk \h:1»--:r5, aAoata 7J. p*-c. shipment 7<>. Ahr>v«> price* quoted m IS cents28 words
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Article80 1960-12-07 2 LONDON Oec 6 Previous Today COPRA Philippines c.i.f. UK North European p o r t •> delivered weight per long ton Dec. H.9 COPRA, Straits Borneo c.i.f. UK North European ports delivered weight per Ion* ton Dec. Jan. COCONUT OIL crudo Straits c.i.f. European ports in bulk80 words
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494 1960-12-07 2 By the FREE PRESS MARKET CORRESPONDENT SINGAPORE, Wednesday A YER Hitam Tin Dredging* No. 2 dredj^ will produce greatly improved results m the current year, the area superintendent report shows. This will offset the loss of production during Ihe nine-month conversion of494 words
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230 1960-12-07 2 Buyers hold off in the London markets LONDON, Wed. -The stock markets m London yesterday gave an uninspiring performance and prices In most sections moved uncertainly and generally towards lower levels m the absence of support. The business outlook both at home and m the United States appeared to be230 words
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13 1960-12-07 2 RUBBER MARI LACKS NEW BUSINESS TIN HOLDS STEADY I ru Barely q J13 words
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Advertisement186 1960-12-07 2 N.Y.K.LINE Drc *a ■i S 10 Jin v '6 DfC 4*ra 15 IS Dtc 17 19 Drc IS Dec 11 18 Dec 14 is Dec 17 11 Ore «S» Mi 29 31 Oec 27 21 Dec 24 26 Oec 25 28 Dec 21 24 Dec 19 20 Dec Sic. 24186 words
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Advertisement119 1960-12-07 2 SMIPPIM. BARBER LINE Frtm USA. EAST COAST PORTS via PANti. AND NONCHOhC OAKVILLE 111 Ptrt T*» FERN-VILLE FAR EAST LINE From USA GULF PORTS via PANAMt AND HONCKOMC CL£NVILLE I* Ptrt FlPNlßttl BARBER-FERN- VILLE LIN! T| NEW YORK. BOSTON. PHILADELPHIA 6i.' *;>• Ul7 MAND£VILLE KRNHIU U II Dec HARRISONS 6c119 words
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Miscellaneous157 1960-12-07 2 SMPS/AI PORT" yJIUPs lying alongside lhe k Singapore Harbour Board wbarvei «»r expected today are: J. Oldenbarnevelt 1/2 Tutiana 4/5, Shoyo Maru 6 A, Tjipanas 8 9. Seibun Mam 10/11, Larul 12. Laura Maersk 13/14. Gene:al Sikorski 15,16, Jan Matejko 18. Wairimu 19. Hong Wall 1, Pailowa N. Wall 2.157 words
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Article, Illustration228 1960-12-07 3 G. SUBHAS - LAW GUARDS BE A CON G. SUBHAS Careless motorists give this road sign a beating seven times a month... so it is now given police protection safj;aslgj;ag By SINGAPORE CITY, Wed. jyjOTORISTS approaching the Orange Grove Road-Orchard Road-Tanglin Road junction at peak traffic hours during the past few days had228 words
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21 1960-12-07 3 gmagk'ashk';sh nong >ore s for Mr. Maheswaran career. throi: the 1 of Accou21 words
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166 1960-12-07 3 Three top State civil servants at talks in Canberra SINGAPORE CITY. Wed.— Three top Singapore public servants are m Canberra at a South-East rence on civil management sponred by the Australian and New Zealand public rvice authorities They are Mr. Lim Eng Bee. Chairman 01 the Public. Service Commission; Mr.166 words
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Article, Illustration99 1960-12-07 3 SCREEN BEAUTY PRESENTS ORCHIDS TO HEAD OF STATE SINGAPORE CITY, Wed. —Beautiful l.atitr.ih Omar. Cathay- Kris Studio's top favourite and boxoffice star, who was chosen by the Cathay Organisation to present a bouquet of spet'inl orchids to Puan Noor Ishah. and the Yanfc diPortuan Nei, r ara, Inche Yusof bin99 words
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Article20 1960-12-07 3 KLANG. Wed. The Civil Defence Club will hold a Christmas dance at its headquarters here on Dec. 17.20 words
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87 1960-12-07 3 SOCIETY HOPES TO SECURE NEW PREMISES SINGAPORE CITY, Wed. —The Theosophical Society Singapore Lodge, plans to acquire new premises if funds permit. This was decided at the annual general meeting. The meeting passed this resolution "The executive committee shall take steps for the lease of Government land or for the87 words
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Article50 1960-12-07 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Nearly 2.000 men of the Federation Army will take part m simulated war games at Batu Arang this week the first of an extended series of major post-Emergency exercises designed to train the Federa tion's fighting men to defend their country from outride attack.50 words
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Article38 1960-12-07 3 SINGAPORE CITY, Wod. Mrs. Tan Chin Tuan, President of the Singapore Children's Society disclosed that the Society needs about $40,000 this year to maintain the casework agency In Towner Road and the" convalescent home m Changi.38 words
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Article113 1960-12-07 3 TEACHERS PAY TAX ON $4 ALLOWANCE SINGAPORE CITY, Wed. All voluntary supervisors and teachers of the adult literacy and language classes organised by the Lembaga Gerakan Pelajaran Dewasa (Adult Education Board) who have been paid $4.00 per hour session as transport allowance will have to declare this sum as part113 words
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Advertisement22 1960-12-07 3 I^^ T J *P en «*'»«S just a few ifj £^^^^^M an<^ suddenly I I /I i V^l I V M —y22 words
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Advertisement139 1960-12-07 3 LUSTROUS AND VALUABLE JEWELLERY WORLD FAMOUS ST~ r^ I {CULTURED PEARLS\ I II j) 1 G. C. DE SUVA BROS., I Manufacturing Jewellers ■<■ II II Diamond Merchants. 3, RAFFLES PLACE, 1 I Singapore-1. Phone: ***** A/oto you can ttffout cut \X^ MADE IN INDIA I|SP^^ V GUARANTEE m V139 words
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386 1960-12-07 4 JANE SHERROD SINGER - Here's a do-it-yourself quiz to find out how you face a crisis JANE SHERROD SINGER By WE all come face to face with a crisis at some time m our lives, usually more than once. Some of us meet it resolutely and confidently. Others allow themselves to be frightened and386 words
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Article, Illustration1271 1960-12-07 4 DR. J. GORSKY - DR. J. GORSKY begins the first of three articles AN AMAZING STORY OF SURGERY'S FIGHT TO BREAK THROUGH IMAGINE a woman, slowly and painfully dying of a diseased heart, being made healthy again by the gift of a new heart from another body. Imagine a man, resigned1,271 words
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Advertisement253 1960-12-07 4 I "IT'S NOW 12^-3 OR NEVER!" /^*f AI Rixon LsSrlJ^'J captioned this /TwSf^^S^y 'Hit Parade 4 lil!^ I cartoon I GwyovrmKOf^ a better r/nsp —If so, here's your chance to win a cash award by entering this week's and for the Film Fan, Pop Fan and Memory-Man there are 4253 words
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Advertisement102 1960-12-07 4 TOMORROW: Wedding-ring nl .i^ Are you going bal X; ..ike so mony I -oW *^B oqio patches we A Iy*^|B not iceaD V "s^B w««ks my *o« »topptd I ■^Ksr-Tf 1 S three weetu M complete bo if m W^ THIS TESTIMONIAL IS 3 11 AVAILABLE FROM our solicitors fOfflJLQil102 words
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123 1960-12-07 5 DEMI TASSE - Bringing up retarded children common results among parents DEMI TASSE BY necl parents' sen! us l;u evoked considerjnts and teachers alike. I Jut while you anted child to bring up with the extra care ■4 h IN V to st;ll(> :it lhe yer > sl;lI that you. as ;i l123 words
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Article, Illustration171 1960-12-07 5 Dutch colonists who went ettli The fd the island Count Maurice of Within 50 years dodo wa.s extinct. The Dutch abandoned Mauritius m 1712. Later it vupied by the French. i was taken by British m 1810, but to I the principal Is .eh.171 words
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333 1960-12-07 5 'Blow to education if stream system is stopped' PARENTS' MAILBAG I\EAR Demi Tasse: I appreciate the genuine intention of your article under the heading "Scrap this system of segregation m our Primary Schools" but it lacks realism, argument and a professional knowledge of education. This so called "segregation" is so333 words
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147 1960-12-07 5 MINISTRY TO GET 880 TEACHERS SOON FOR parent- who will be called upon to pay more by way of income tax next year, there Is some consolation m the fact that the Education Ministry will be recruiting some 880 graduate and Normal Trained teachers as soon as they can get147 words
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Advertisement123 1960-12-07 5 FLASHING WITHOUT BALLAST and you have only one "Photographic Unit" v3O J > _^»l THE FLASH WITHOUT ClrntiC FUSS OK The set is absolutely simple to operate and it doubles your pleasure with your picture taking. jj^ I Ready to flash ot ony time with unlimited movement. The automatic control123 words
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Miscellaneous77 1960-12-07 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson fcfc^ WF w j RSAL-Y VCT.CRC^- >P^ v.^CSS: BLE/ -VAIT/ I /(f* H i— 'WE C^6-TTO'A t^ -'^'v TJKN AKOUNC7 J B C?^Jr* \\y yVvC r "\A I l^J^J^to^ v >^*i^ A| Ml K M Mk WL I" .^b Mt~---~~^**^w» jt-P o^77 words
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Article140 1960-12-07 6 l\R Essel Tan spark- id a resounding controversy when he denounced mixed marges three months lot has been said and written since. And now a comprehensive and eminently sensible contribution to the great debate comes from Inche Rahim Ishak, political secretary to the Mini of Culture.140 words
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Article99 1960-12-07 6 A 'milk for all' plan MALAYAN Minister ol Agriculture, Inche Abdul Aziz bin lihak, has a wonderful plan. He intends setting up dairy colonies, each with 5,000 head of cattle, to provide people with good, clean pasteurised milk. The Minister's plan may not be the complete answer to the demand99 words
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Article30 1960-12-07 6 READING (England). Wed. A cold torque, a neck ornament believed to have been worn by a chieftain 3.000 years ago, has been unearthed by a ploughman near here.30 words
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Article15 1960-12-07 6 DURBAN. Wed. Seventeen Africans were killed m tribal lighting m Pondoland.15 words
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Article, Illustration707 1960-12-07 6 David Tambyah - There is plenty of spare cash around and it should be invested HERE David Tambyah agfma;gagahavg agaghsjagf;BGAVF TIIM Budget secrets arc oul and, as expected, there were increases m taxes though not as much as some of the pessimistic pundits predicted. The Finance Minister painted a rosy picture of the707 words
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244 1960-12-07 6 SINGAPORE CITY, VVednesday. JMIH Government is undertaking ;i multimillion dollar programme to beat the !i( kkls. plan involves an expenditure of about 54.897.000 next year. The biggest project to b<> undertaken during the year will be Phase 111 of the Geylang flood244 words
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Article, Illustration141 1960-12-07 6 A popular envoy sails for home tomorrow SINGAPORE CITY. Wed.— The State will bid farewell to one of the youngest and most popular consulgenerals when U Kyaw ails on the S.S. Hai Lee for Rangoon tomorrow. For Burmese Consul-General U Kyaw. who at 37 has already served his country for141 words
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226 1960-12-07 6 Headless body, old car, may be crucial clues in 3-year riddle T ONDON. Wed. Human remains dredged from the slime of a London dock yesterday gave hope of solving one of Britain's greatest mysteries of this century. The finds may end the riddle of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Love. missing226 words
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11 1960-12-07 6 Two pilots get RAF award for service in Malaya I I11 words
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Advertisement222 1960-12-07 6 STRAITS TIMES&FREE PRESS Itt tte»r COLO STORA«L ARCADI OWCMAWO MAO. •IN«APOH« mil r**+* ummU wiwmriimmmmtt iawfl mdvrft»*m+mti plmetd m < «ajw« mi mU» MMU U.COLO STO«A«f IMAHCHES «t MOLUND KOAD. KATON*. H«Il OOAO NAVAL AUTHORISED AUINTS CITY BOOK MM. STORI LTD. ISMAIL WmCNIiTM M«C S ADMIRALTY »O COLITIS QUAY NAVAL222 words
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Advertisement39 1960-12-07 6 PATEK PHILIPPE is the only watch manufacturer whose entire collection of men's watches carries, engraved on every movement, the official stamp Df the State of Geneva, the authentic guarantee of .(Id "GENEVA H. SENA, LTD. Singapore Penang. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiimiiiiiiiiiiimiii j39 words
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Advertisement42 1960-12-07 6 FURNITURE XEMOm a A»A €XP€RTS! Main baa* brt PHONE <,!a^v 1 1 II ***** FURNITURE REHW ESTIMATES FREE N W TRANSPORT STORAGE L 173 CECIL STREET SUCTION HOSE£3 fat cM putipotct sf^^ -..II i.v** ~t «.i.^ na r i j DlinCillY 142 words
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317 1960-12-07 7 CHEW LOY KHOON - CHEW LOY KHOON kg to make first payment L ColomboJ^lan Council By SINGAPORE CITY. Wed 11l spend $3446,120 on contributions and charitxl year. Thi> Mim, contained m the 1961 Esti- ontribution of 81,96(1.1.(1.) for the Polytechnic Technical College m317 words
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Article, Illustration221 1960-12-07 7 He thinkS seamen 'finest bunch of men' SINGAPORE CITY, Wed. The seafarers are the finest bunch of men m the world and one can never do too much for them. So says Rev. Hayan Parry. Rev. Parry, has begun duty as the Port Chaplain for the Missions to Seamen here221 words
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Article34 1960-12-07 7 KOTA BAHRU, Wed— The Kelantan branch of the Malayan Technical Services Union is to ask the State Government to set up a departmental staff council and a .state Whitley Council.34 words
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85 1960-12-07 7 THREE BUS STOPS NOW... AND THERE USED TO BE SEVEN r.NGLIN, Wed. People m the Tanglin area are wondering what has happened to some of the bus stops m Grange Road. There used to be seven bus stops along the road. Now there are oruy three. "The other four have85 words
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Article32 1960-12-07 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The chief Replanting Officer of the Rubber Industry (Replanting) Board, Mr. J. Fairweather, said that there must be no bullying of smallholders by the replanting staff.32 words
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Article, Illustration61 1960-12-07 7 Rice-cooker is top exhibit at first 'National' dealers' convention SINGAPORE CITY, Wednesday. (SEVENTY dealers of "National" electrical goods recently turned up for the first National Dealers' Convention held at the Hollywood Room of the Odeon Theatre. The" convention was organised by the National aeents for Sineaoore and Mr. Bodeker forecast61 words
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251 1960-12-07 7 F N chief is back after tour of farms in U.S. and Britain OAYA LEBAR, Wed. The cows m America know how to fit into their own social position. And the man who met such cows m America is Mr. W. D. J. Vincent, general manager of Fraser and Neave251 words
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Article28 1960-12-07 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The United Nations' Food and Agricultural Organisation may set up m Malaya an institute for agrarian research and training for South-East Asia.28 words
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Article33 1960-12-07 7 Christmas treat for children BRAS BASAH. Wed. The Church of Saints Peter and Paul Children's Christmas Treat will be held at the Catholic High School, Queen Street, on Dec. 18 at 9.00 a.m.33 words
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Article, Illustration235 1960-12-07 7 Students must learn to face realities of life, urges ACS head AUTOMATION... NOW THE COWS HAVE IT: MACHINES TO DO ALL THE WORK SINGAPORE CITY. Wednesday. yyHEX the Anglo-Chinese School celebrates its 75th anniversary m March next year there will be much to be grateful for. This is said m235 words
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191 1960-12-07 7 Moral Uplift Society treated 40,000 patients in seven years SINGAPORE CITY, Wed.— About 2,000 people attended a vegetarian dinner to celebrate the eighth anniversary of the Nanyang Moral Uplift Society's Singapore branch. The celebrations began with a prayer led by th» ciety's vice-president, Mr. Koh Chee Kwee, a wellknown philanthropi191 words
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Advertisement41 1960-12-07 7 |«i iQ LApcf f Iff* A M X ...takes good care of you EXPERT and EFFICIENT SERVICE at /6 COLLVER QUAY Auk for nrur 8 mm < <italoqne and HIGH CLASS SHOES Mft A- Quality 6^1 1 uc nr MADE IN ENGLAND41 words
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345 1960-12-07 8 CONRAD CHIEW - City girls discover shopping paradise in busy Katong area CONRAD CHIEW Rush of bargain hunters at Christmas sale By KATONG, Wednesday 'J'HE last approach of Christmas is drawwf hordes of City girls and residtMit> here to the shops which are decorated from door to j ceiling with coloured lights, bunting345 words
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Article, Illustration82 1960-12-07 8 Yellow House won the St. Hilda's Schcol fancy dress competition. From left: Lucy Anamalai (Bengali milk-man), hak Kwee Neo (besgar). Ng Guat Nffo (Japanese girl). Tan Le Fui (Eve), Than Ah Lvi (Nonya) and Veronica Oh (Laudryman). House leader Gloria Ch?a82 words
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138 1960-12-07 8 TWELVE-YEAR-OLD KEEPS HIS AUDIENCE ROARING WITH LAUGHTER SINGAPORE CITY. Wed.— A 12 year old Malay student. Abdul bin Mohd. Sultan of Elling South School kept the audience roaring with laughter when he acted as a "broker" m a comic sketch on Malay marriage at the school concert recently. Among the138 words
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Article, Illustration44 1960-12-07 8 SHE WANTS TO BE VET NOT A POP SINGER SINGAPORE CITY, Wed She has all the makings of a "pop" singer, but she wants to be a veterinary surgeon. That's the ambition of 16-year-old Duleie Lim. Duleie loves animals, especially docs. She is the44 words
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Article, Illustration113 1960-12-07 8 Public-spirited Sharif is always on hand to give details of crime... GEYLANG, Wednesday. MANY people m Geylang are proud of H)-year-old Mohamed Sharif bin Humid who, though lie has never had a higher education, is a model of civic consciousness. He is always at hand to help the public and113 words
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84 1960-12-07 8 EIGHT NAMED TO SERVE ON EDUCATION BODY SINGAPORE CITY, Wed. Eight persons have been appointed by the Government to serve on the Education Advisory Council for a year. They are: Air. Lim Seek Kian (Chinese School Teachers' Union >. Inche Amir bin Haji Om-ar (Malay Education Council*. Brother Gour Chaitanjya84 words
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Article, Illustration9 1960-12-07 8 SHE QUIT POLICE TO BECOME A NURSE I I9 words
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Advertisement312 1960-12-07 8 Millions of owners around the world give proof that m NORGE y V is Y'O-U'R best buy \f COMPARTMENT J /Special tall JLjUSfe^ J fISnS !B~ v f gmi^ii <^ ff^ T HARD WHITF. >^ I -~r r iV rotccLAiN mnition t I PROVEN MOST HYGEMC. y N Vv EASIEST312 words
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Advertisement152 1960-12-07 8 £~^l W*-LSS) GIM I !*JS? WISE «X PM HP I 4. 1 HIS A If IS /'I »/l j? mm i n i i/>// S TINY TOTS CORNEI g^ 386, EAST COAST RD., I 20 Years o/ Furniture Wflfc Experience at Your Se^ii Furniture: < Made-ro-order tor new houses. sHopi152 words
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Article, Illustration269 1960-12-07 9 ARTHUR RICHARDS - our-point guide to 1961 for MCA members ARTHUR RICHARDS STAMFORD. Wed. 1 rd Catchings, newly ap-iary-general of the > t MCAs has pointed oui directions" for the i Malaya for the year The YMCA he said, must: AID m building a sense of national pride and com- 1 responsibility m269 words
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11 1960-12-07 9 Learn the national language, understand each other' 1 P* work )0\11 words
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218 1960-12-07 9 THERE IS STILL 'MUCH IGNORANCE' ABOUT TUBERCULOSIS lOHORE BAHRU v Wed. There is still much ignorance among members of the public about tuberculosis, says the latest annual report of the Johore Bahru District Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis. The report lists ways and means taken by the Association to218 words
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113 1960-12-07 9 Artist sells painting for $100 and gives the money to charity UPPER SERANGOON, Wed— Chua Ah Ch*ow is only 17. but he has done over 100 paintings including two "oils* for which he was awarded certificates at the National Week exhibition at the Victoria Memorial Hall, earlier this year. Chua.113 words
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Article, Illustration149 1960-12-07 9 ROBERT CHONG - ROBERT CHONG By JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Singapore corps president asks Johore Bahru: Why not follow our lead? HUNDREDS of picnickers at the Lido Bench, Jalan Scudai, saw a spectacular lifesaving demonstration by the Singapore Lifeguard Corps aimed at stimulating interest m forming a similar corps here.149 words
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207 1960-12-07 9 Hawkers with infectious diseases must stop trading— Council move JOHORE BAHRU, Wednesday. r ICENSED food sellers m the Town Council urea must now give an undertaking that they would surrender their licenses if they are found to be suffering from infectious diseases. This step, to safeguard public health, has been207 words
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Article31 1960-12-07 9 BUTTERWORTH, Wed. The Province Wellesley Banking Union has prepared an elaborate plan for the development of the 6,780 acres of land at Bertam bought for $2,260,000 last year.31 words
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216 1960-12-07 9 Malayan on how to get along with Australians SINGAPORE CITY, Wed.— How a Malayan can get along and be accepted m Australia was told by a Singapore engineer, Mr. William Goh Soo Him, m a special Radio Australia broadcast. Mr Goh a post-graduate attached to the Department of Civil Engineering216 words
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Article46 1960-12-07 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. The Town Council has accepted m principle preliminary sketch plans for three important buildings which are expected to be put up next year. They are the $1.2 million market, the $600,000 Town Council building and the $60,000 public library.46 words
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156 1960-12-07 9 Govt. policy explained at civics course for penghulus TOHORE BAHRU. Wed. J The third civics course for penghulus m Johore, designed to keep them m touch with Government policies and current events, ends today. The courses, organised by the State Information Services, began two weeks ago with a warning by156 words
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Article, Illustration11 1960-12-07 9 Johore's new $1m. hotel is most up-to-date building in the town11 words
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203 1960-12-07 9 Red Cross Society plans a dance on Xmas Eve in aid of charity JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. The Federation of Malaya Red Cross Society. Johore Bahru District, will hold a Christmas Eve Charity Ball at the Diamond Jubilee Hall from 8.30 p.m. to 1 a.m. under the patronage of Puan Hajjah203 words
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Advertisement140 1960-12-07 9 JOHORE HOTEL 69, Jolon Ibrahim Sultan (opp. Naval Base) Johore Bahru Telephone: 2395/6 X'MAS NEW YEAR BOOKINGS OPEN *AIRCONDITIONED *ROOMS WITH f ROOM S CEILING FANS DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT DELICIOUS *EXCELLENT CHINESE FOOD EUROPEAN FOOD Special Sukiyaki Chicken Curry Tiffin Every Sunday. PRIV.ITE PARTIES OUR SPId \I TV NORDMENDE140 words
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Article, Illustration88 1960-12-07 10 Top pupil Chang presents prizes SINGAPORE CITY, V\ It was a proud d for 19-year-old Cl Chuen when she upon by the pri: Lim Hui Eng. to pi the prizes at the R: Valley Government Chin Middle Sch<" a val prize-giving c REASON. The was givei] to Hui Eng Senior88 words
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Article, Illustration1013 1960-12-07 10 Esme Answers - THE WIFE WHO WANTS TO GO OUT WITH OTHER MEN Esme Answers Dear Esme J MY husband and I L had an argument three weeks ago and still neither of us will give way. I feel if I went out with other men I'd be getting my own back. What's1,013 words
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Article, Illustration104 1960-12-07 10 Rupert looks on with interest as n queer black box is lifted out. What over's that M he asks. Never you mind." smiles Golly. Grt on with your Might. And don't make it too long. I haven't ail day to waste even if Christmas v.over." "Thu104 words
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Article, Illustration42 1960-12-07 10 pOCKET MONEY 1 prizes are offered for the colouring of this scene with paints, crayons or chalks. There are four prizes offered each of $5 (two for boys and two for girls*. Post your effort to Aunty42 words
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Advertisement268 1960-12-07 10 1 csn really sit back J and relax now I /^^/^>^ I entrust all my problems/ J^= PACKING, BAGGAGE u( ftf4 REMOVAL and STORAGE \£^T^ RICKWOOD CO., LTD. Packing anj baggage Otpt., 6, Rcod Street, Smgaporc-6. Tel: ***** STORAGE SPACE 350,000 cubic h Clean airy and under constant supervision iiAiiiAiiAAlAAAiiiiiiiiilAi268 words
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Article, Illustration541 1960-12-07 11 looks like ordinary Fiat oo but the ordi is good r 80 mph 1. 500 D BRAKES TOO the motor showrooms si week admiring cars •MM), cars sling $12,000. We mid be just about the pie like ourselves H .J No more. SH surprise two- tone Fiat it, he d541 words
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Advertisement622 1960-12-07 11 T-Y-R-E-S or T-l-R-E-S? NO MATTER HOW YOU SPELL IT TERCO HAVE THEM NEW TYRES OF ALL MAKES TERCO QUALITY RETREADS TERCO TRADE IN' SCHEME TERCO "PAY AS YOU DRIVE" SCHEME TYRE PROBLEMS? LET TERCO TAKE CARE OF THEM! TERCO MALAYA LTD. 241, Alexandra Road, Singapore. Tel: *****/2 USED CARS 1957622 words
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Advertisement232 1960-12-07 11 USED CAR /AfH l b a r a ji s ..v^ i- PRE S S ALL MODELS— ALL MAKES A»J-*K#K# avoi table to» your sctectior All vehicles TESTED before Sou Fft fM M We offei SERVICE oHer Solr l^ft BF Easiest HIRE PURCHASE *M terms con be orronged fl^fl OPEN232 words
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Article, Illustration1344 1960-12-07 12 CHARLES BRYCE - Once rode winners now he tips then CHARLES BRYCE SPECIAL RACING Ppa^ I By Singapore City, Wed. GIFT FROM KING WHO BET ON LEWIS IS TREASURED SOUVENIR OF 39 YEARS IN RACING TWO years ago, the Singapore Turf Club decided that they would no longer display saddle cloths upon horses1,344 words
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Advertisement131 1960-12-07 12 FOR FINER SMOKING Mostly Air-Conditioned Rooms Visitors from Malaya and abroad if coming to Singapore arrange your next stay at our Hotel which is centrally situated. Reasonable Rates. Private Car Park Facilities. Bar Rcst-.uirant A La Carte Meals It SINGAPORE'S IjJLIUU PI WATER'S EDGE PARADISE O jLM THE HOTEL BY131 words
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Advertisement39 1960-12-07 12 STRAITS BUDG SUBSCRIPTION F (Payable m a Quc E Singapore E Kuala Lumpur Fed. Malaya Borneo mcl. postc I Br. CVeolth Foreign mc!. r I United Kingd: I Eastern Austrol.o 00 i —by Express Aid MIRRO SATTELITE EXPLORER HELMET39 words
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Miscellaneous61 1960-12-07 12 1 It's fired <8. I). 8 Ripe aboir 9 M.irk b.t-ssed m th< <4>. 11 This ofl« time ol n 13 1.--toward "7». 13 The street that c no sti Oxlord imber i 19 1 Parcel out (8 22 Cr 23 I m ah 24 B;i! ol i urn (II61 words
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Article, Illustration46 1960-12-07 13 JOB AS A TRAFFIC OP MADE HIM TOP NG MOTORCYCLIST IW A.M.. Wednesday. ibruggen is a name to worthy one to note I or, the mere mention of otorcyclisls is enough to >pinal chords. Jimmy is still con- enthusiasts as a rare Le cop JIMMY LEEMBRUGGEN46 words
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Article, Illustration184 1960-12-07 13 MEET TANG TUCK WAH... MR. ORGANISATION OF SPORTS S.^APORE CITY. Wee t>us> to find time to .able service to nity and societyIs a fitting description i Tuck Wan. ;re m athletic and Taiuj Tuck Wah has organ And is at present the the Singapore >ciation at of the apore Table184 words
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Article283 1960-12-07 13 Boxing, tips from a veteran T\OES the name Young Hudson ring a bell? Well. It should if you were a boxing m the *****. He Is Hassan bin Khurdd'n. 54 who now leads a calm and sedate life. He now works a> an electric meter repairer at the City Council283 words
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Article26 1960-12-07 13 PULAU BUXOM. Wed. Two goals by Ali enabled Pulau Bukom Youth Club to beat Tanglin Youngsters 2-1 m a friendly football match here.26 words
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Article, Illustration185 1960-12-07 13 MOTOR ACCIDENT SHATTERED YOUNG PEREIRA'S BOXING HOPES SINGAPORE CITY. Wed.— An accident put an end to Anthony Pereira's hopes of becoming 1960's most promising boxer. Perelra of the Police TrainSchool first took up them in 1958. He impressed nis coach. Mr. Joseph and the Police convenor. Mr. Tan Kai He185 words
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Article59 1960-12-07 13 GUMMERSBACH. West Germany, Wed. Martin Lauer. Co-holder of the 110 metres hurdles world record has been suspended from taking part m athletics for six months by the West German Athletic Association. The association's Legal Committee reached this decision yesterday after claiming that an article by Lauer m59 words
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Article, Illustration275 1960-12-07 13 J. Louis - PENNEFATHER MUST BE CALLED BACK INTO THE STATE XI J.Louis YES... MHBMM asfjal;agagf TS Percy Pennefather A indispensable? r Our International side will meet Selangor this weekend. I maintain that the Police centre forward must be called back to the Singapore team. Selectors have failed to find a suitable replacement.275 words
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Article, Illustration278 1960-12-07 13 C. CHELLAPPAH - C. CHELLAPPAH MAKES GRADE AT SOCCER SELETAR. Wed.— Athetic star Allan Dlxon has made the grade at soccer his second love. Recently he turned out for Seletar m the 'A' team. He impressed the selectors and was immediately promoted to i he first eleven. Allan represented Singapore278 words
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Article, Illustration95 1960-12-07 13 WENG HOE'S WIN No. 3 IS TABLE TENNIS RECORD SINGAPORE CITY, Wed.— When Poon Weng Hoe retained his men's singles crown m the national championships he became the first player m the 30-year history of the Singapore Table Tennis Association to win the title three times m succession. Two other95 words
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Article, Illustration203 1960-12-07 13 It WAS a bit of grass SO MANY rugby fans have been asking about a bit of grass it was chewed by Carlton McQueen all th« way through last Saturday's Malaya Cup clash against Singapore Civilians McQueen played at wingthree for Commonwealth Forces South. Even on the run at full203 words
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Advertisement24 1960-12-07 13 W A P<lBe that s P otli «»»ts the f3^W champions, the hasbeens, my is a rare discovery here j n 2 i I24 words
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Advertisement137 1960-12-07 13 For Christmas give ZEISS IKOP Vlj) n With this ultra-modern w^vESr^^^p^^^H It miniature camera complii|| Ifl .^Mim V cated levers and setting ft^MT wheels are a tiling of the past the I iu^^ ■■■^I whole g»d|Cetry is liidden away. Picture I if^/^S^^^B taking is unbelievably easy with V r4| 9137 words
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Article, Illustration383 1960-12-07 14 Juniors m full cry... Chinese are lucky to survive a storm THE STAR-STUDDED SENIOR TEAM ALMOST HAD RECORD SPOILT BY THEIR FIGHTING YOUNG OPPONENTS Chinese 3 Juniors 2 JALAN BESAR, Wednesday. THE unbeaten Chinese were lucky to keep their slate clean. They met Junior Clubs383 words
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Article84 1960-12-07 14 HJI.& Belfast... 3; 5.R.C....3. SINGAPORE CUV. Wed—Beliaii the Rec* off the ball iii every set scrum on Lne padang yesterday. Bu; a fighung defence marred their bid lo win. Bt scored an unconverted try to Recs" penalty. Scorers: SRC— Wei^ (penalty. 15th). Belfast— Binstead84 words
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Article59 1960-12-07 14 Federation sport Serrmban. Rucby: The NegriMalacca team to meet Singapore m the Malaya Cup competition at Singapore on Saturday; Hirst: B. Quay. Chen. Allen' (captain), Sparkling. Glennir; E. Tan. J. Keedwell. Barrett. Brij?htman. Mutthiah. Hudson. Munro. Ru^SCll, Madhaven. Taiping. Hockey League: Tigers 'B bt. 7th Bn. BMR 1-0. Penanjj. Hockey59 words
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Article, Illustration129 1960-12-07 14 afjal;gjl;agh Only $4 seats left for Pro. tennis WORLD tennis professionals come to Singapore this afternoon. Arriving from Saigon arc Jack Kramer's kings of the court Alex Olmedo. Pancho Segura* Ashley CooptT and Andres Gimeno. And ii tennis lovers are pleased at the opportunity of iratching them tomorrow129 words
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Article57 1960-12-07 14 Allan Lewis - Allan Lewis By BUKIT TIMAH. Wed.— Russell Maddock ha^ completely recovered irom juries received In a race I ail at the last Ipoh meeting. He will resume race riding on Saturday at Bukit Timah. Moses Lee. who has been having an enforced holiday. will also57 words
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Article44 1960-12-07 14 Kukil Tiniali 'immunity nitre...6; Delta Gaajri C— nwi tv <. rntrr 0. FARRER PARK. Wed of this Youth Cup match Bulcu 1 Che He dazzling shoocing He contnbuted of the iv Boorers: v, (3». Keman l 2), Adam <I>.44 words
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Article30 1960-12-07 14 LONDON. H Cooper. British and British Empire heavyweight champion, gained a points victory over Alex MitefT. of Argentina, m a ten-round international heavyweight contest at Wembley last night.30 words
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Article31 1960-12-07 14 NGAPORE CITY Wed.— A Ing ol all officials ol the Chinese YMCA Student V. Dec. 11 Will be held today at 5.45 p.m. at the People's Association. Kalians.31 words
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Article23 1960-12-07 14 BOMBAY. Wed. India lee Pakistan by 46 runs m ihe Test yesterday. Scores: Pakistan 350 I. 396-8. Play endl tci:23 words
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17 1960-12-07 14 afjal;gjafa LONDON. The M.C.C i;..v w«««r K«.»«r17 words
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Advertisement262 1960-12-07 14 j ™cc press We °1 j WORD PUZZLE Cut out °"<* Post.ng instructs I Nome Address Cut CLUES FOR WORD PUZZ. 1. Precious metal used m the 4 making of |ewellery. ot2. During a high wind, a t- 5 is likely to 3. The long projecting nose of a p.262 words
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