The Singapore Free Press, 21 December 1960
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Title Section12 1960-12-21 1 The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1960. 15 CENTS.12 words
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Article, Illustration36 1960-12-21 1 iS MARGARET makes a dazaa she arrives for a gala dinner tt mark the wedding of King d Dona Fabiola. The Princess mied oy her husband. Mr, •ny Armstrong- Jones.36 words
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Article56 1960-12-21 1 fe ■•vci. The Harold .::e House j sterday tial r> port litted to ol the th< future of smaller Commonwealth deoendencies. Biu. the Prime Minister said, he wQiila not say anything aboir M uniil Urn n«t Commonwealia Prime Ministers conference for which toe reporl WM preparedU.P.I. - 56 words
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Article, Illustration350 1960-12-21 1 CONRAD CHIEW - IT'S TOIL TIME AT POST OFFICE CONRAD CHIEW Late work to get the flood of Christinas mail to your home By SINGAPORE City, Wed. After other workers have streamed homewards, the staff of the General Post Office are toiling to deliver a flood of mail to your homes m time350 words
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Article28 1960-12-21 1 NEW YORK. Wed.— Some lughly skilled maaiemaiical calculations predict ihat Doomsday for the human race will arrive on Friday. Nov. 13, 2026— just 66 years from now.28 words
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Article200 1960-12-21 1 R.G. PILLAI - R.G. PILLAI By SINGAPORE CITY. Wed.— Whether Christmas will be a merry one or not for about 40,000 school children will be known on Friday when the results of the nrlmary school leaving examination are announced xh« Free Press was told that thewers. which had200 words
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159 1960-12-21 1 FRY CHOCOLATE HEIRESS MARRIES HER FORMER 'HANDYMAN' BRISTOL. Thurs. -Redbearded Irishman Joseph Lee was, as some sources described him. her former handyman and gardener. But Miss Elizabeth Fry, a member oi the wealthy "chocolate family" married him m a Roman Catholic church here yesterday. A friend of the couple said:Reuter - 159 words
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303 1960-12-21 1 Chaos in Tokyo as police put out new traffic laws JAPAN put into effect yesterday new nationwide traffic laws. The result: mass confusion. Drivers were confused, pedestrians were confused and traffic police, the majority of whom do not know how to drive, were also confused. The new laws did not303 words
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Article29 1960-12-21 1 NEW YORK. Wed. The General Assembly will taKe no action on an article m the proposed U.N. freedom of information covenant dealing with "permissible legal restrictions."29 words
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Article19 1960-12-21 1 NEW YORK, Wed. Liberia (1961) and Ireland (1962) will share the Security Council's 11th. seat.19 words
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Article13 1960-12-21 1 JAKARTA, Wed— lndonesia and North Vietnam have concluded a cultural agreement.13 words
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Article177 1960-12-21 1 Cheer Fund now stands at $5,000 SINGAPORE CITY. Wed. The Rotary Club Cheer Fund received a big boost m the last three days when more than one hundred readers sent m $1,200 for the Fund to top $5,000. Best example this Christmas week was set by the staff members of177 words
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Article40 1960-12-21 1 PARIS, Wed— President De Gaulle yesterday launched his appeal for full national support m the coming referendum on Algeria's future with a renewed appeal to the insurgent leaders to co-operate by ending terrorism and acts of aggression.40 words
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Article25 1960-12-21 1 MOSCOW, Wed.— Russia's budget for next year cuts arms expenditure by £317 million, but science expenditure goes up by 15.7 per cent.25 words
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Article17 1960-12-21 1 SAIGON, Wed.— Air Vietnam has announced resumption of the Saigon- Vientiane flights as from today.17 words
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Article17 1960-12-21 1 UNITED NATIONS. Wed. -The Genera] Assembly is due to adjourn today until March 7.17 words
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Article289 1960-12-21 1 Stock exchange Malayan stock Kxrhanp* opened quiet m Singapore this morning. No early business was reported done. There were buyers of Gammon at $2.05; Jackson (S) 82 fts.; M. Cement $1.77; Robinson X Co. Ords. 5J.22; Cold Storage $1.69; Larut I 7s. 9d.; Kamuntinx 14s. Id.; I and289 words
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Advertisement78 1960-12-21 1 DANORICIDE banishes jL DANDRUFF! gjjjj GUARANTEE) AGAINST TOUGHEST CASES grfl| IT S tASY TO USE ECONOMICAL j^Jf MOER 20C A RINSE! a Drug Stores, Hairdressers I Cosmetic Counters. "n the fabulous icorldof max Factor IK TIGER $4.25 PERFUME COLOGNE KmOnOUl OR PRIMITIF $IUS 510.50 •CREME PUFF AND THREE LIPSTICKS lIX78 words
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Advertisement10 1960-12-21 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ...10 words
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Advertisement139 1960-12-21 1 FINf SHOES 'Oft MIN Enfland I b, CHOCKETT JONES j I f SPOTLIGHT ON ■£""!■> TWO GODS AND A IPhotol MALAYA'S TOP R"f^*l TEST FOR YOUR JOCKEYS.. .P 13 Instil CONSCIENCE. ..P 3 Choose one of these as your Ideal Christmas Gift Tropicalised CONGRESS Guitars:— f No. 100 Student Guitor139 words
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188 1960-12-21 2 'Russia to join Nato' joke has envoys chuckling Paris. Wed it was all a diplomatic joke the Idea ol Russia negotiating loin Nato under an American oommander-ln-rhu and taking over regional command In China. But while diplomats m London and Paris were chuckling, the story brought queries to the Nortn188 words
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Article38 1960-12-21 2 CAPE CANAVERAL. Wed— An Air Force Titan missile launched m a planned 5.000-mile flight ■tanged into the Atlantic ocean was than IM mile.s off the cape terdaj vlwn it.> secciid stage :.<:!ec; to :>:n;*e38 words
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Article28 1960-12-21 2 RANGOON, wed Prime M...:.-NL€i U Nu yesterday cemeci reports thai Communist Chinese were hrtpjng the Burmese Army m mttiiary operations a^Air.st Nadonalisl CSUncac elements.28 words
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438 1960-12-21 2 China's aircraft industry grows fast on national lines THE WORLD AT NOON I by tbe FREE PRESS FOREIGN SERVICE LONDON. Wednesday. COMMUNIST CHINA is now making "rapid progress m building up her national aircraft industry, complete with its own design teams and research establishments." This was reported today by the438 words
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153 1960-12-21 2 WORLD-WIDE HUNT FOR BOX WITH $55,000 IN GOLD COINS rpORONTO, Wed. An m A ternational hunt was under way today for a box containing $54,000 of gold coins that vanished between Zurich (.Switzerland) and Toronto. Trans Canada Airlines spokesmen said the coins consigned to the head office of the bank153 words
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Article20 1960-12-21 2 VANDENBERG AIR BASE (California*. Wed.—Scientists yesterday orbitted a Di.-coverer XIX rocket aimed at measuring the earths heat.20 words
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Article54 1960-12-21 2 HONG KONG, Tues.— Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H. S. Banking Corporation $1,440 $1,455 sales sales Union Ins. Canton $124.00 $124.00 nominal sales Wheelock Warden 9.50 9.65 sales sales HKong phone $38.25 $38.50 sales sales Dairy Farm Cold Storage $32.75 $33.00 sales sales Taikoo Docks54 words
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Article33 1960-12-21 2 LONDON: The financial Times market Indices for Dec 3, last year, week *go. previous and vesterdavV respectively Tin*. M3.J, 2 M .7, 2*4.8, M 9.9. Rubber, 206.1. I*l.B, 1§7.7, Ift 033 words
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244 1960-12-21 2 Lifting of quota had little effect on the tin mart, says review LONDON, Wed. Up to now, judging on the evidence available to the market, de-restriction of tin export quota) so far from unleashing a flood of additional supplies has had little effect, according to the monthly tin review by244 words
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Article145 1960-12-21 2 Finance and industry Page Two today gives you the ups and downs of your shares. FIRM NEW YORK NOTE AIDS LONDON RUBBER MARKET LONDON. Wed. After initial hesitancy the market steadied on dealer covering mainly m near c.i.f.s and Jan/Mar and distant terminal positions. New York firmness aided the improvement145 words
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Article116 1960-12-21 2 LONDON. Dec. 20. Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS e.t.f European ports. Dec unquot.d unquoted Jan _V» I IH 25J RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot 28 9h6 28 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms. Jan 25 'o 16 26 1 '18 F«b. •_>.> 13 1^ 261116 words
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Article54 1960-12-21 2 NEW YORK, Dee. 20. Previous Today TIN Straits spot 101.50 delayed RUBBER Futures Jan. 25.70 29.05 Mar. £<.nO 'Jit 17£ TONE. Very steady. SALES: 75 lots No. 1 RSS Dec. landed price 28| de;.,\td COFFEE: Futures B 1 Contract Dec. 35. SO 35.84 Atx>\e prices quoted id54 words
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Article49 1960-12-21 2 Today's New York's pepper are delayed. The following are yesterday's prices. Malabar spot 4j. attoats 44*. Dec. I shipment 44. Lampon* spot 4j. afloats j 44*. Dec. shipment 44. Jluntok white (."•pot 72. attests 71. Dec shirnu-nt 70. Above prices quoted :n L.S. conti i per lb.49 words
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Article31 1960-12-21 2 Averages NEW YORK. Die. 20. Previous Today i 30 Industrials 615.56 delayed •70 Railroads 125.36 I 40 Domestic Bond* 84.54 15 Utilities 95.i9 65 Stocks Composite Averages 204.2131 words
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Article86 1960-12-21 2 LONDON. Dec. 20. Previous Today j COPRA Philippines c.i.f. U.K. /North I European ports fHivered weight per long ton Dec. |169 (170 COPRA. Straits Borneo c.i.f. U.K. North European ports delivered weight per long ton Dec. Jan £631 £631 COCONUT OIL. crude Straits c.i.f. European ports m86 words
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Article868 1960-12-21 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE, Tuesday. Previous Tccay Aiex. Bricks Orfls. (N) .90 .90 Atlas Ice 11.00 Buyers ROUSTEAD 1.16 1.15 8.8. Petrol 40'- 44/B.M. Trustees 5.25 5. 25 Con. Tin Smelt. Pref. 120/3 20 3 Ords. 43 j 43 6868 words
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652 1960-12-21 2 Better performance rubber firms likely By the FREE PRESS MARKET CORRESPONDENT SINGAPORE CITY, Wednesday. JF the current level of around 25d. per lb. for rubber is held this month, 1960 will provide a mean gross selling price 2d. per lb. better than the 1959 level, says the Investors Chronicle, London.652 words
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70 1960-12-21 2 SEASONAL DROP IN LONDON STOCK MARKET L°Bs J gj a don yestenUy 2 number of i^J^J two-year low level Nevertheless lor J' "nderton, maintained elective supporfJ useful gaij en! > I developed ar. i^, 1 fnw with tklSLi tending ;o f h ™J«l ol iong^iated stab 12 I after their70 words
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Article26 1960-12-21 2 SVDXI V teMpjl 'rtU CUI t^J land to AuMrali; --"S 1970-71. accord^ i Caldecole, execum-e charge o! British a.:-Vq tion Umited Guice part me:; i26 words
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Advertisement506 1960-12-21 2 MIT.X.LINE S::-e P. Shan c >-e-g t Surufa Maru for A---. Porl S i L j Hamburg. Antwen i Rotterdam 10 11 Jan Sliga Mara foi Are-. Jeoca". c o-r Sa.c Ger Marseil es, KmiMn 'ET A. 24 1 H), Rettei Lcndon, Antwerp, Bremen Le Havm 27 29 Oec Isama506 words
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Advertisement232 1960-12-21 2 SHIPPIX*. BARBER LINE From US A. EAST COAST PORTS vu PANAMA. LOS thUA N I»;| ANO HONGKONG TAI PING 24 Oec FERNfIELO FERN-VILLE FAR EAST LINES Frsm U.S.A. GULF PORTS via PANAMA. LOS ANGEUS 0* Sl* ""U: ANO HONGKONG CASTLE VILLE 6 Jan FERNBAY BARBER*FERN-VILLE LINE Tg: NEW YORK. BOSTON.232 words
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Miscellaneous145 1960-12-21 2 SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: State of Madias 1/2, Thalatta 4 5. City of Wellington 6A, Iciomeneus 6/7, Jutlandia 8/9, Kian Aun 10/11. Atreus 13/14, Neder Waal 15/16, Beisho Maru 18, I Shohaku Maru 19. Mu^i N. Wall 2. Selangor N. Wall 3.145 words
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Article, Illustration330 1960-12-21 3 HAROLD SOH - A TEST OF CONSCIENCE FOR DEVOTEES.... BY TWO IMAGES HAROLD SOH INewsl By <T*IONG BAHRU, Wed. A Two sacred images of Lord Buddha, believed to be 1,500 years old, have arrived m Singapore with a mission to heal the incurable, comfort the unhappy and bring prosperity to the poor. "They330 words
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132 1960-12-21 3 THE ILL ASK FOR HOLY WATER AT THIS TEMPLE pho *Kassapa. Mak again succeeded m lifting it. He was chided for "not having a clear mind" when he made his wish. He picked up three lighted joss-sticks and was asked by the priest to meditate before the image with a132 words
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Article105 1960-12-21 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. Residents m St. Michael Estate off Kirn Keat Road are complaining of children cycling recklessly along corridors and pavements. These children mostly between the ages of 4 and 10, hire cycles from shops m the area. Mr. Lim Peng Heng, a clerk m105 words
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Article31 1960-12-21 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Federation Government is to grant a pension of $1,000 a month to Tengku Ampuan, widow of Malaya's second Yang di-Pertuan Agong. Sultan Hisamuddin Alam Shah.31 words
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Advertisement163 1960-12-21 3 'MllllllllMllllMlllltlllMllMllMMlMllllllltllllllMllllllllllllllliniMlllltlliilMlllllllllltlllltllllllltlllllllllllllMAn I LUSTROUS AND VALUABLE JEWELLERY WORLD FAMOUS -ft I CULTURED PEARLsf I 1 I i G. DE SUVA BROS., I f Manufacturing Jewellers Diamond Merchants. I I 3, RAFFLES PLACE, I I Singapore-1. Phone: ***** 1\ BEFORE YOU MAKE UP YOUR MINO HAVE A LOOK AT THE OUTSTANDING H|^|a163 words
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Miscellaneous237 1960-12-21 3 RADIO SINGAPORE Sj.orLs .eel; 10.00 The- Malayaiiv m£>i Bli 1 aires; 10.30 Educaiing Aiciue; Medium Wave: 4,b meties v QQ c]Qse Short Wave: SZ metres RADIO MALAYA (4784) kc/s» (41.7 metres) P.M.: 1.00 Programme sum- P.M.: 1.15 Tiflij. u^ie; 1.30 mary; 102 Tunes with your News; 1-40 U.N. General Ajbliffm;237 words
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Article, Illustration1174 1960-12-21 4 MERRICK WINN - MERRICK WINN IN THE SURGEONS HANDS AN UNHAPPY WOMAN'S Wholp FUt ur c THIS IS IT Only a brain operation could save ivisry by THE nurses went to Mary at x 3.20 m the afternoon. They went with scissors and cut from the front of her1,174 words
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184 1960-12-21 4 KATONG, Wed.--Carolling parties here are busy completing their plans for Christmas. The Church of the Holy Family, East Coast Road, will have two carolling parties organised by the Catholic Teachers' Movement and the Young Christian Workers. One group of 35 people will visit an orphanage,184 words
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Advertisement232 1960-12-21 4 l\ W?^^/^^^^- H On Passing one single button the TENAX ALa^K /^/""'^"^X^B Automatic takes care of all the figuring «l A and manipulation which used to make m Al^ '/^^^i mll photography so cumbersome. And you m A |f| v i>^^ 3 BBP will be thrilled with your pictures —m232 words
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Advertisement20 1960-12-21 4 M^%s^ DESIGN 32* 'V '7fh > smort.eothcr.onoc j\^^^ Attroctivc tlof- ""''^C 11 Mtk nCCI^U purpose Con t» worn o> o(jofck lf !>•#«•20 words
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315 1960-12-21 5 Christmas fun Is it really worth the money and time spent? I{ four days to Christmas, the question >V I would like to ask parents vi h (his: Is all the money, time and n( fingers spent and suffered preparing rl|) s liristmas worth the while?" W it offending those315 words
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Article130 1960-12-21 5 Tips to stop Xmas thefts T«HERE will be the usual spate of petty robberies during the festive season and though the Police will be on the alert, there is a lot you. as parents, can do to help out. Here are a few pointers 0 Don't allow small-children to go130 words
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Article, Illustration209 1960-12-21 5 STAMP I STORY j a shudder to any rail enthusiast THIS Italian stamp, issued m 1956 to mark the 50th anniversary of the opening of the Simplon tunnel, is enough to make any railway enthusiast shudder. The tunnel which has given its name209 words
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584 1960-12-21 5 DEMI TASSE - DEMI TASSE By pARENTS m Singapore can count themselves very lucky, for even the Queen and Prince Philip will, from next month, have to pay a bigger bill for their children's school fees. For after the holidays, the famed Cheam School, where584 words
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Advertisement39 1960-12-21 5 We«t T ABLE FANS '*ACT/y£ t b t>U*/IBL£. Hi-Fi ST^SOPHONIC Up^ RECORDERS s»k i* a marvel J tness using >. J umponencs yet AJ 'f> of hifidelity I 1 i\ c «raik r <? enables to 4 tracks. ttat (China) Ltd.39 words
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Advertisement226 1960-12-21 5 jKtt iflW iSSt i»W Ml 2MK jßtf jkWilMJ^kilffM Capture The Christmas Spirit on FUJI "Made for the Tropics" FILM fTake pictures this Christmas Its so much more fun And what better way to better photographs than by using ruJI "Made for the Tropics" FILM The only film made exclusively for226 words
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Miscellaneous112 1960-12-21 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson vno a it i? by Lee F3*k sinci nil usvis mmm^T m^T^^^tfoon^PO ARENOt) OF CCXJR££.MGT. THAT'S YKS IT'S l^*"""" *< THIS IS 1960. Jl£ FKOM ANO7MER) ST pSyAWeMT IMPOSSIBLE^ ALWAYS MAW 7 [aMCBSTOBS?) BY YOURT/ME, •T-- JSpSvji jr jjeTp --PLANteTf A \A&&*.112 words
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Article, Illustration602 1960-12-21 6 CHAN SWAN BEE - CHAN SWAN BEE By SINGAPORE CITY. Wed. Methodist Dastor awarded Silver Star foi gallant rescues is the story of an American missionary who went to war with a Bible and a chalice and was later awarded the Silver Star for gallantry m the602 words
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Article328 1960-12-21 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE Use these centres TF there is a com--1 munity centre m your district make full use of it. Use its cultural, educational and recreational facilities. Use it as a place to meet your friends and neighbours. The best of Singapore's community projects roads repaired, drains cleared, children's328 words
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228 1960-12-21 6 Long range pictures of 'textile plant' bares Israeli A-bomb secret NEW YORK, Wednesday. 'J'HE New York Times said yesterday that United States officials were "originally led to believe that a plutonium producing reactor being built by Israel with French assistance was a textile plant." The paper said long range pictures228 words
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84 1960-12-21 6 PIRATES ATTACK AND LOOT INDONESIAN SHIP JAKARTA, Wed. Pirates «J recently attacked and looted an Indonesian ship off Toli-Toli m the NorSJi Celebes, according to state police headquarters here. The ship was carrying nutmeg and coffee beans to Tawao, m British North Borneo, when it was intercepted and cut outReuter - 84 words
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Article, Illustration784 1960-12-21 6 The full list of this week's donors Previously acknowledged $3,856.83 cts. Malayan Stevedoring Transportation Ltd.. $150; Staff of Malayan Stevedoring Transportation Ltd., $150; Staff of Cold Storage (S) Ltd. Orchard Road Branch $103.35; Staff of Cold Storage Creameries Ltd.. $50.01; Madam Kuah Siew Eng $50;Free Press - 784 words
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136 1960-12-21 6 17 died in war game: Officer is cleared FRANKFURT, Wed— George O'Grady Jr., 26, West point graduate from Arlington, Virginia, was acquitted yesterday on a charge of negligent homicide m the deaths of 17 soldiers during artillery training last September. The nve-man court deliberated only 20 minutes. O'Grady was executive136 words
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Article34 1960-12-21 6 NEW DELHI, Wed.— The Indian Prime Minister Mr. Nehru condemned King Mahendra's takeover m Nepal as a "complete reversal of democracy** and said the King's action had come as a shock.34 words
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Article31 1960-12-21 6 MANCHESTER, Wed.— A threeton boulder from a hillside outside Bethlehem, the birth-place of Christ. Is to be made Into a font for the new Anglican cathedral at Coventry.31 words
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Article21 1960-12-21 6 ROME, Wed.— An Italian news agency yesterday reported that Soviet submarines had landed 40 Communist agitators m South Africa.21 words
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Article28 1960-12-21 6 CHICAGO, Wed— A driving storm crippled Chicago with almost a foot of snow and' promised a cold, white Christmas I for much of the middle west.28 words
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Article28 1960-12-21 6 BALTIMORE, Wed. The United States Martin Company went out of the aircraft business today— and said it is now exclusively m the missile and space28 words
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Article23 1960-12-21 6 BRUSSELS, Wed. Strikes to protest against a Belgian governrajent plan for economic expansion through austerity crippled all major towns m Belgium yesterday23 words
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107 1960-12-21 6 British Army drive to boost Malay be more^ British Arm Lh at all b- < m Ol her rankc""':imposed er^V^^i enlisted metrS? i In unius vta locall y cminJ I Ponionate n- .J iet i Personnel vnr 7^ rj! fl British Ana? 5S Possible;^ r] >^ Perso&^l 14 dicers Of107 words
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Article31 1960-12-21 6 LEEDS. Wee -V.Ann Challinor tx'.tarcjtt 106 th birthday ha 3 Mrs. Chailinor j moiher, takes a ver. at tere^-t m radio, mi Z aer\ said hi g with whom shr31 words
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Advertisement691 1960-12-21 6 You can hand m your classified ad. to any one bf COLD STORAGE SHOPS throughout MALAYA SINGAPORE CAMERON HIGHLANDS Cold Storage i3I) Ltd.* 20 Tan&h Rata. IPOH Cold Storage <M) Ltd.* 1-5 Clare Stre«t. KLANO Cold Storage (M) Ltd., 10 New Road. KOTA BHARU Cold Storage (M) Ltd., 1167 New691 words
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Advertisement47 1960-12-21 6 PATEK PHILIPPE is the only watch manufacturer whose entire collection of men's watches carries, engraved on every movement, the official stamp 3f the State of Geneva, the authentic guarantee of centuries-old "GENEVA QUALITY 0 H. SENA, LTD. HIGH CLASS JEWELLERS Singapore Penang. tiiiiiiniiiiii iiiiiiiii'iii inn tf iiiiiiiii47 words
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Advertisement81 1960-12-21 6 FURNITURE RE MOV Ik h a job for €XP€KTS! Many hands make lifht wott packing by a staff ol fxperu breakages. PHONE Glassware, china, heary ion travel m maximum safet; ***** packed by Transport k *<"*< PCTIiIATF^ FREE ON REQH£ TRANSPORT STORAGE U 173 CECIL STREET SI C FOR REALISM81 words
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Article, Illustration102 1960-12-21 7 S B. CHAN - She brings special cake home to show skill as cook S B. CHAN I M. Wed. emphasise passed a urse m ience, Miss Lo i Borneo, me with a fcristmas cake. arrived m Monday from Teachers ne. a 12-lb. c marked Handle a busi- tat, Miss Lo He m 1957102 words
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Article31 1960-12-21 7 D urians* flyr and rural :ussed dur- debate m the ive Assembly. was raised by bin Wan Omar j who >aid that reie placing D I economy by ripening on31 words
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Article22 1960-12-21 7 Vd.~ The MenIkh Ahmad bin described rat state to I malaria.**! a permar to help ad of this, ">ld the State22 words
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Article18 1960-12-21 7 LUMPUR. Wed. •ehaviour code all political be put to S ta Tengah n m Malacca18 words
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161 1960-12-21 7 Island's most poisonous fish is emblem of Pasir Panjang scouts F\SIR PANJANG, Wed The Pasir Panjang District Scout Association has adopted a local fish, the "ikan lepu." for its district emblem. The emblem, designed by Assistant District Commissioner. Mr. Jack Jan Eng Kiat. was the unanimous choice of all the161 words
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301 1960-12-21 7 Bus firms hit by taxis: Nothing like it in the world, says Torch SINGAPORE CITY, Wed. HPHE Liberal Socialist Party has urged a limitation on the number of taxis m Singapore. Delimiting of taxis had resulted m an immense problem on Singapore roads, said The Torch, official organ of the301 words
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Article, Illustration337 1960-12-21 7 CONRAD CHIEW - 2-way plan for exchange of youths CONRAD CHIEW VOLUNTARY SERVICE OVERSEAS By SINGAPORE CITY, Wed. J)ISCUSSIONS are now on to develop a "Voluntary Service Overseas" scheme on a two-way basis so that people m South East Asia may have the opportunity to offer their services to Britain. This was disclosed337 words
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Article166 1960-12-21 7 w>ASIR PANJANG, Wed.— i Seven senior sea scouts will spend their Christmas at sea aboard the 5.5. PC They are Tan Ah Kow. Chla Boon Slang, Ahmad bin Mahmood. Ho Ah Seng. Roland Wee Beng Sing Tan Yew Boon and Ng Swee Urn. all166 words
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221 1960-12-21 7 Market is built for estate's expanding population KATONG, Wed.— Hundreds of well-wishers and Prankel Estate residents turned up to attend the opening ceremony of the new Frankel Market by Mr.KoTeckKin, president of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Hanson Kwak, the managing director of Elite Company Limited, owners of221 words
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117 1960-12-21 7 YOUNG ROADSIDE BARBERS IN TIONG BAHRU IN PRICE SHEARING WAR rpiONG BAHRU, Wed. Keen competition is taking place between 20 teen-age roadside barbers along Hong Bahru Road. The barbers live m the City Council quarters m Alexandra Road. They are the sons of City Council employees. Although all of them117 words
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Article36 1960-12-21 7 PENANG, Wed. The AllMalayan UMNO youth leader, Inche Sardon bin Haji Jubir has called upon UMNO youths to direct their energies towards the improvement of the economic well-being of Malays m rural areas.36 words
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Advertisement63 1960-12-21 7 i^ Ml Are you going bald? n I "^%x JS »^a [V /> WQ^B* fiV^ l T Jr WfiUmym @H| Ke monv men was r e d f'Si'BWI notr ols end lotiorrs but r^iTpnSSlON <KJI ts efficiency. IJLmI within t«v« ki Srw" -rs^tt ret."=^s IT^I srcadily yowtno now. II ll63 words
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Advertisement173 1960-12-21 7 BERN! INI A Alore BERN IN A sewing machines are being sold m Switzerland than all other makes combined, and the Swiss housewives can be depended on to make a very careful choice! What made BERNINA world famous is its great performance yet increModel 530 2 complete wirti accessories, toot173 words
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Article, Illustration270 1960-12-21 8 Expressing herself through movement ...an art she has mastered KATONG. Wednesday. MISS Maureen Teo Mci Lei has returned to her Wilkinson Road home after three years m England and Canada where she mastered interpretative dances and drama. Miss Teo, 21, started taking dancing lessons at the age of nine under270 words
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86 1960-12-21 8 PUNS READY FOR ANCIENT FURNITURE SHOW KATONG, Wed. Workmen are now putting the finishhing touches for the "Ancient Artistic Carved Furniture Exhibition" which will follow the opening celebration of the Eastern Mansion m Amber Road The mansion consists of six blocks of seven-storey flats, totalling 168 units m all. They86 words
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Article41 1960-12-21 8 GEYLANG, Wed. Petty thieves are worrying residents m the Jalan Amoo Sooloh area. They say that they just can't leave their clothes overnight for drying and when they do so, they find them missing the next morning.41 words
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Article, Illustration219 1960-12-21 8 50,000 ADDICTS ARE CURED OF OPIUM HABIT IN TEMPLE, PRIEST SAYS: MEDITATION IS A PART OF COURSE GEYLANG, Wed.— The Thian Lam Tua (temple) m Palembang Road has become a favourite retreat with opium addicts who want to get rid of the219 words
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116 1960-12-21 8 Art League members to hold dance at Sea View on Christmas Day KATONG, Wednesday. 'pHE Singapore Amateur Art League will be holding a Christmas Social Dance on Christmas Day at the Sea View Hotel starting at 8 p.m. I The highlight of the evening will be the crowning of "Miss116 words
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Article30 1960-12-21 8 SINGAPORE CITY, Wed.— The Singapore and Federation Governments have been asked to establish a central sales organisation to boost sales of products of the Malayan Pineapple industry.30 words
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Article47 1960-12-21 8 JOO CHIAT, Wed. The Government Servants' Welfare Organisation (Haig Road Quarters) is awarding 12 oneyear scholarships to members children. Each scholarship is valued at $30. Only /those who have been members of the organisation for at least a year need apply.47 words
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107 1960-12-21 8 Water runs short in Katong district KATONG, Wed. Residents around the Hollywood Theatre are complaining about Inadequate water supply m the area. The flow from the taps is so weak, they said, that it takes them at least three minutes to fill an ordinary kettle. In some houses, there is107 words
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103 1960-12-21 8 JOO CHIAT POST OFFICE IS SMALL, COMPLAIN RESIDENTS JOO CHIAT, Wed.-Resi-dents m this area are asking for a bigger post office m their district as they say the present one is too small. "The present one," they say, "is insufficient to serve the thickly populated area.** It cannot accommodate more103 words
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Article94 1960-12-21 8 Geylang Serai draws the shoppers rjEYLANO, Wed.— Geylang Serai, once haunted at night by shady characters, is becoming a popular shopping centre for people living m East Coast Road and Changi. On sale is a very wide range of goods. There are rows of shophouses dealing m many varied articles,94 words
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Advertisement425 1960-12-21 8 Millions of owners around tho world give proof that x NORGE is Y-O-U-R host buy /^cude-outV; f _^w_—^^ I /I PRovw »«o«t htobnic. UUST PtQOf M^i Jl TO CLSAN •fr^ *JtT > >r f A SAC MODEL D 46t MORE NORGE >^^ FEATURES YOURS FOR SJp^l V OILY 532/- A425 words
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Advertisement284 1960-12-21 8 n Swiss Taco n I (I Emb. Chcongsan, yj Materials CHOP KWONG SOO*. 254. South Bridge Road ,33 Singapore. Tel: ***** c Coas R* bin Bapor c T ...,71 fifc-"—^ V^"* lll^ GIM Hl^ LEE en Telephone 452Jt g /tfST 1 UNPACKED.... A Huge Consignment Of S CHRMST3MAS UOOUSI Everything284 words
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Article, Illustration588 1960-12-21 9 SSSUT* a {aßk I.°'. blfetotog after. almost n dig- mumnd pipewith- to the ::ave to ttle longer ips holes road will past cornea Governeureta Lain, Inbeing carway of aya more claimed. j '00. l readytasttc and 0 Oster- Mann the588 words
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177 1960-12-21 9 ELECTRIC FIRM PUNS TO REVIVE A CAR THAT RUNS ON BATTERY A TLANTIC CITY (New A Jersey), Wed. The Atlantic City Electric Co. is experimenting with the idea of reviving the batterypowered auto and marketing it much the same as utility companies sell ranges and other appliances. The company has177 words
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111 1960-12-21 9 NEW SOVIET 'BABY' IN PRODUCTION SHORTLY MOSCOW, Wed.— The New Soviet baby car called the "Zaporozhet" will be m serial production shortly. The Soviet news agency Tass said the car could travel more than 80 kilometres (50 miles) per hour and do 100 kilometres on 5* litres of petrol (equivalent111 words
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Advertisement528 1960-12-21 9 HONDA IGAINLJIKP' iflys i (j np A I J| I Bmk f'lfelyKv .^S^^B ilWiiw wl bUlflb j raT fin r J 1^" />r* 1 Q£Z t tßm WU^ j^^ -JbSw^ Our New Model the Wonder -■■aj^... dmaM, 'V^b^Blb^R "*CIIDCD f^ II H o■li 0 Cm\ m A IB? J-' Ib^bP^^b\528 words
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Advertisement308 1960-12-21 9 W-Y-R-E-S or T-I'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 DATS UN 2-»00R308 words
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Advertisement342 1960-12-21 9 used car Pkr^vK {BARGAINS C^t-3l f l^Hf? 1 CKS AU MOOELS— AU MAKES -*li*i ovoiloble for your selection All vehicles TESTED before Sole ■B mmjM We offer SERVICE offer Sole I m A Eosiest HIRE PURCHASE I rermi con be orronged m I OPEN SlAlHiff'^: Weekdoys: 8 ou^ 6.15 p.m.342 words
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Article, Illustration1072 1960-12-21 10 CRYING BABY: FATHER IS REALLY MEAN *vS#:WS>:>:x-:- :->:v:-:-..:-:-">:->-"-X-:-.v«:-.v-"-v-- FVER SINCE my baby was born, my husband and I are not very happy together. I am slightly deaf, so when the baby cries at night I have not been able to hear. He gets up to wake me. He says he1,072 words
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577 1960-12-21 10 Just what are you— A spineless jelly fish... or an independent thinker? TNDEPENDENCE and the ability to stand on your own feet is not to be confused with stubbornness. Some of us seem to be as spineless as a jelly fish while others are independent thinkers who do not lean577 words
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Article, Illustration97 1960-12-21 10 Rupert puts on his scarf and strolls towards the common. I wonder how big the thing was that mummy saw," he thinks. I'll Kback and ask her." Just then spies a little object up on the skyline. That looks like Rastus. the country mouse."97 words
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Advertisement270 1960-12-21 10 REPRODUCTION H A R T I N G iHMBS |j^*^*^^P^B •~^Bml <oy>»y -jp-jEjpA J Mill "||lll|ll"' f No add-on units required, with *sfr 4 tf- built-in speaker for 2nd channel •^S^^ m the lid. Stereo recording and yC£^ playback. Also records and plays mono. Price: $895.00 (Singapore) Sole Distributors for270 words
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Advertisement64 1960-12-21 10 pOCKET MONEY prizes are offered .^gJSV^X. I^Bm. J^^vlj^^ Address LAST WEEK'S WINNERS ritHE winners of last week's colouring contest, each of X whom will receive $5, are: Miss him Liavi Joo (11), St. John's Island, Singapore. Miss Elizabeth Emmanuel (10), 61. Merryn Road, Singapore 11. Age Master R. Ashoka Raj64 words
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Advertisement95 1960-12-21 10 IBi' i IjT] IB i -^^^^^^B No n.ort sieepierI nictv In Peacetui ton mm the bites quit i ji I c-a Konoir I use icy i o 1 lecturer tHr Si P^i INSECT REPEuJ jOCICTa CCmw;; istJ Smgoporc F« o> J Brunei 6 H bot»« I HOHNER MELON Made by95 words
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Article, Illustration27 1960-12-21 11 port before flying home Uen e <> Loy Seng, Jimmy C new and Gerald Goodenough at27 words
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148 1960-12-21 11 NEW T.B. CLINIC TO OFFER FREE TREATMENT AND ADVICE TOHORE BAHRU. Wed.— •I The Johore Bahru District Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis has started a tuberculosis advisory clinic m its premises at Jalan Ayer Molek. The clinic, organised by voluntary workers and medical officers, gives free treatment and advice148 words
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108 1960-12-21 11 Motorists warned: Police going all out to curb speeding menace .JOHORE BAHRU, Wednesday. JOHORE Police are going all out to curb speeding m the State. Police vehicles, carrying notices warning motorists against speeding, are patrolling the main trunk roads. Speed traps have also been laid. "A lot of speeding goes108 words
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Article, Illustration286 1960-12-21 11 ROBERT THAM - 1,000 are invited to opening of hospital block ROBERT THAM SINGAPORE CITY. Wed. SAND guests have been invited ial opening of Ihe Kwonij Wai lospital's new $300,000 building Road. unentary Secretary to the Mi ■!th. Dr. Sheng Nam Chin, will Ihe building on Christmas day. k has a total of286 words
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172 1960-12-21 11 Five months missing. ..but she still hopes to see Mandy BUKIT TIM AH. Wed.— MlSS Jill Willson-Reid of 2-C. Whitehouse Road (off Stevens Road > is looking for Mandy. her Cocker Spaniel. She is not deterred by the lact that Mandy has been missing for five months. The dog was172 words
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Article40 1960-12-21 11 SEREMBAN, Wed. The Mentri Besar of Negri Sembilan. Dr. Mohamed Said bin Mohamed, has urged the people of the State to "get ready to sweat" and help the Government carry out its development plan for next year.40 words
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42 1960-12-21 11 HOUSEWIVES USE MEAT AS VEGETABLE AND FRUIT PROCES SOAR Wed comblc and reasJng. they say, at least doe ien they i It to keep up i baa m Bnd it ti than "Since j the price i 5< rabies I meal for42 words
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Article32 1960-12-21 11 Wed.— Chinese Its ar.r-ual at tho Stadium on >.m. T:;. an, seaduli proof the amboree riuia-y thoslasts j i know pie are :ipate m the night later, i take '•ontact VMCA32 words
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Article33 1960-12-21 11 I :v. Wed.— j of the ith Council Dug five j to arrive J on a week's fj youth or- Q a fortI PVdoru1' the Chi-! J lei The Poop la Mr.33 words
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103 1960-12-21 11 PICNICKERS WANT COUNCIL CHANGING ROOMS AT BEACH JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. Picnickers at the Lido beach. Jalan Scudai, want the Town Council to provide changing rooms. The beach is a popular resort for picnickers from as far away as Singapore. Most swimmers change their clothes on the hilly slope opposite the103 words
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Article39 1960-12-21 11 GEYLANG, Wed. The Bukit Timah Chinese High School graduates are celebrating their 19th graduation ceremony with a four-day variety concert at the Singapore Badminton Hall m Guillemard Road. The final performances will be at 7 p.m. tonight.39 words
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61 1960-12-21 11 TWO BACK FROM WORLD CO-OP MEETING JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Mr. Lee Ah Leng, a Socialist Front Johore State Legislative Assemblyman, has returned from the International Co-operatives Congress held m Lausanne, Switzerland, recently. Mr. Lee and Inche Yahya bin Mohamed Sani. Registrar of Titles m Selangor, represented the Co-opera-tive Union of61 words
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503 1960-12-21 11 CHEW LOY KHOON - CHEW LOY KHOON By Johore Bahru Wed. «J»HE Johore Government has plans for a comprehensive $10 million developin en t programme next year. High on the list of projects, outlined m the 1961 development estimates (draft) are several huge water schemes under503 words
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175 1960-12-21 11 Anglicans urged to take more interest in the Youth Fellowship JOHORE BAHRU, Wednesday. QNE hundred and twenty young Anglicans from Singapore attennded the joint commissioning of new officials of the Youth Fellowship Council of Johorc Bahru and Singapore at St. Christopher's Church here. They were commissioned by the Archdeacon of175 words
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Article, Illustration56 1960-12-21 11 TONG BACK FROM PERTH FOR LONG HOLIDAY Mr. Y. C. Tons, a first year science student m the University of Western Australia, Perth, has returned to spend the Christmas holidays with his parents m Johore Bahru. He plans to spend three months of his vacation m the Federation before returning56 words
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Article40 1960-12-21 11 SEREMBAN: Wed. The Negri Sembilan Government will allocate 10,000 acres of forest reserve land to 1,000 landless families m the State. This was announced by the Yang di-Pertuan Besar m his Budget speech m the Legislative Assembly.40 words
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Article40 1960-12-21 11 New $1 00,00 park IPOH, Wed. The Ipoh Town Council became the first town authority m the Federation to provide a positive long-term answer to the problem of street-stalls and hawkers with the opening of a modern $100,000 People's Park.40 words
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Article52 1960-12-21 11 SINGAPORE CITY, Wed.— The hundred and eighth birthday of Sri Sarada Dcvi, the Holy Mother, was celebbrated at the Sri Ramakrishna Temple on Sunday. Srimat Swami Yatlsvarai)andaji, c member of the Governing body of the Ramakrishna Mission Headquarters at Belur M^th, who recently arrived m Singapore,52 words
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Advertisement359 1960-12-21 11 JOHORE HOTEL S 69, Jolon Ibrahim Sultan (opp. Naval Base) fef IF. Johore Bahru Telephone: 2395/6 JS? CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR FESTIVITIES! ff 9 24th. Dec. Sfc J. X'MAS EVE DINNER DANCE *rt g Exrn: 2 A.M. $10/. per person c V* 25th. Dec. *2 JV X'MAS NIGHT DINNER I359 words
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Miscellaneous444 1960-12-21 11 Look here for your lucky star r a r vnn ire seem to be able to influence morrow, select your birth- Taurus (Apr. 21-May 21 >— BORN today you ait. d them dQ day &nd fead T^ ere may be a fever of spe original and inventive. bidding. Much of444 words
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Article, Illustration18 1960-12-21 12 iHttHfeß^tt^^^^^^t^ :'x'xBbß^^ A page that spotlights the j V champions, the hasbeens, L and the hopefuls...18 words
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Article, Illustration132 1960-12-21 12 J. LOUIS - A Look shop job for hockey J. LOUIS By SINGAPORE CITY. Wed.— An unassuming youth presented himself to the Indian Association 35 years ago. Little did they realise he was to -attain the highest hockey honours, captain of the Singapore and the North sides. The youth was P. B. Baskaran132 words
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Article, Illustration523 1960-12-21 12 G. SUBHAS - 'Fatso Yong' makes motor fan gasp...but control is sure G. SUBHAS By 'THK "giant" m Singapore motor-racing circles, Yong Nam Kee, 26, 1 was awarded the 1960 Consistency Trophy at the Singapore Motor Club's annual dinner held at the Chinese Swimming Club. This trophy is awarded annually to the most523 words
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Article, Illustration229 1960-12-21 12 DAD HAS GIVEN HIM EVERY HELP SINGAPORE, Wednesday. VOL T X(i Balakrishnan is a very fortunate 1 cricketer. He has a father who loves the game and who has encouraged his son to take a serious interest m the sport. His father. Dr.229 words
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Article98 1960-12-21 12 SINGAPORE CITY, Wed. The Singapore Civil Service Association's badmin- ton championships end on Friday night. Finals of the inter-team, men's and wo- men's singles,, mixed and men's doubles will take place at the Singapore Badminton j Stadium from 7 p..m. Singapore State shuttler, Jessie Ong98 words
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Article33 1960-12-21 12 SOCCER: Premier League: Chinese v. Royal Air Force. Jalan Besar Stadium 5.15 p.m. RUGBY: Malaya Cup: Singapore Civilians v Combined Services, padang 5.10 p.m. Police v RAF Changi, Changi 5.00 p.m.33 words
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Article, Illustration87 1960-12-21 12 ROCK FISTED RADRODRO STILL PUNCHES HARD ISIMELI RADRODRO, former Fiji Infantry Regiment bandit-fighter m Johore and heavyweight boxing champion of the Orient, is still punching hai«| m the Fiji Islands. In Xausuri. Fiji. Radrodro stopped Ml' LI KAHIAXO, Tongan heavyweight champion, m the third round of a scheduled 10 round87 words
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Article42 1960-12-21 12 A teacher at Navuso Agricultural school. Radrodro specialises m Physical Education. He told a Free Press correspondent that he would "love to return to Singapore' for a tight at the Happy World Stadium. But who is there to fit; lit him?42 words
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Article45 1960-12-21 12 HAPPY WORLD. Wed Japan's world and Asian table tennis aces will not be able to play exhibition matches here tonight. The Singapore Table Tennis Association has received a cable from the Japanese stating that they are unable to make the trip.45 words
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Advertisement264 1960-12-21 12 i r-~- ?^__r *j/i ■^■^■■■ii! i l ;rvi!fi;rtiiKiriiiKin i .i < in"V'Mi« w^^^t IBSDiliiliiiiiiiinili*™ 1 1 miw.n If^^H wJ^g^K/ available of o |i I N^^/ leading R adio Otgltn riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii llilMlll|| j ""'llilnj Mostly Air-Conditioned Rooag Visitors from Malaya and abroad it coming to Singapore arrange your next stoy at264 words
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Miscellaneous302 1960-12-21 12 CLUES ACROSS 5. It grows m moist, reedy placL SS'Hfif 7 Wbat S ln thG PIC 6. if's* not the province of the uire& io). wardroom, however, to pro--2' Jr h u S r Und J s X vide this for the .ships side 8. Make like new about a302 words
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Article, Illustration203 1960-12-21 13 SINGAPORE CITY, Wednesday, oolboy and Singapore badminton, V. S. S. Nathan returned to week after an absence of two leavier L>v about 30 pounds. He Ihree months vacation. and weß, he n aide to 'down L play a hes for prismgl?203 words
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Article, Illustration15 1960-12-21 13 X juhUant Mr. B. I D. U ZT^15 words
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Article239 1960-12-21 13 NEW DELHI, Wed. ACCORDING 10 a -f« A of members P-Jii" participate m tne n S, ymP ics won only w the STSSUVB nour debate Jjr.&i"^ "S S^tan .n the *-fc Hjren Pa rl,.P«nt Uetaf. Q •«S, sm lectl on «2 M OI lln d239 words
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Article, Illustration1552 1960-12-21 13 ALLAN LEWIS - ALLAN LEWIS FREE PRESS SPECIAL RACING FEATURE By MALAYAN born jockeys and apprentices have done well m this country over the past three years. Two of them, Abdul Mawi and Moses Lee have been to Australia on the invitation of the Melbourne1,552 words
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Article154 1960-12-21 13 JEFFERY JAMES - JEFFERY JAMES I DAILY DOSE] By SI NGA P O R E'S football team m the red and white national colours of the State? Singapore Amateur Football Association Mr. Soh Ghee Soon said he expects his Council to give the green light on this bright suggestion for154 words
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Advertisement189 1960-12-21 13 j^H I It' iS SsEs I ir AAI/C I i^^F^^PHm^^ and m watches! a^ reduced prices llvr* FR££ GIFTS... /7/wj Sirakf Wiz// Calendar ]J i //1 beautiful colours i /<?r wa/c/r purchased HI icHux chong: (Established 1899) 62, SOUTH BRIDGE ROAD a SINGAPORE— I, TEL: *****. rmm m m KWAY189 words
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158 1960-12-21 14 SIKHS CONTROL PLAY TO BEAT SCHOOLS IN DIV. 1 Bras BASAH. Wed. Combined Schools defence prevented the Sikhs from scoring more m a Div. l hockey match here yesterday. Mehar and VTjay were outstanding. Schools fumbled with the ball and lost al least three "sitters." Khalsa excelled both m defence158 words
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Article96 1960-12-21 14 PAKISTAN— Ist Innings 335. INDIA Ist Innings (159 for two Sunday >. N*. J. Contractor b Haseeb Ahsan 47 M. L. JaiSimha run out 99 Abbas Ali Baic b lla>ofn Ahsan 13 V. L. Manjrekar c Hashim-ul-Ghani b Pazal Mahmoud 52 P. R. Imrigar not out 68 C. G.96 words
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Article, Illustration535 1960-12-21 14 KEN JALLEH - KEN JALLEH SING NIO, THE INDONESIAN MISS WITH PIGTAILS WINS SINGAPORE SWEEP THE BOARD ON FINAL NIGHT OF TABLE TENNIS By Happy World, Wed. JT was not a night for quiet ping pong; rattier a slightly more explosive bang bang v night, too, where rank outsiders535 words
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80 1960-12-21 14 Jaisimha attempts a single and is run out at 99 KANPUR, Wednesday. JNDIA scored 335 for seven on the fourth day of the Second Test here yesterday to equal Pakistan's first innings totak This morning they resumed from 159 for two. Top scorer for India was Jalsimha who was run80 words
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Article129 1960-12-21 14 Setia Java S.C 1; Amicable A. A 1. JALAN BESAR. Wed. Underdogs Setia Java sprang a surprise m the semi-final of the Youth tournament, The replay will be on Friday at Jalan Besar Stadium. Setia Jaya might have won had it not been for poor finishing. Their129 words
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Article64 1960-12-21 14 TJIREBON. West Java, Wed Government authorities have announced that during the coming month they will accept letters only if they come m special "Thomas Cup" envelopes issued by the liiaoiiesiun Badminton Association. Letters In plain envelope.- will be returned. Indonesia, uolder of the Thomas Cup64 words
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107 1960-12-21 14 Major units hockey final at Gillman today TANGLIN. Wed. Singapore Base District Major Units hockey final between GHQ FARELF and 19 Signal Regiment will be played this evening at Gillman Barracks at 5.00 p.m. Mrs. A.F. Freeman will present the cup and medals after the game. GHQ FARELF: Sgt. Jarvis;107 words
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Article42 1960-12-21 14 SEGAMAT. Soccer: Segamat Selection bt. Youth Club 1-0. IPOH. Hockey: Div. 2: Samuel's Club bt. Police 3-0. KUALA LUMPUR. Hockey: Div. I: TPCA bt. Pcstal 8-0. Div. 2: S'gor Club bt. Wanderers 8-0. PENANG. Hockey: Ganapathy's XI bt. SLRC 4-242 words
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264 1960-12-21 14 Thais crush indians and now for Malaya BANGKOK. Wed.— Thailand defeated India 6-3 m the second tournament last night to win the first round tie for the Asian Zone of the Thomas Cup championship. Thailand will meet Malaya here m the Asian Zone semifinals on Friday and Saturday. News of264 words
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Article124 1960-12-21 14 LONDON. UK Soccer re- < salts: League Three: Grimsby j Town 3 Bamsley 2. Football League Cup i4ta round): Boitcn Wanderers 0 Roiiierham United 2. MOSCOW. Rudolph Plyukeielj der jia.s set a world recoru si.ai.ch of 311-'- ll> m the Ught-beavy-j weight class weiglulifting championsiiips. Tokyo,124 words
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Article66 1960-12-21 14 THOMSON. Wed. Naval Base Dockyard will play Singapore Police m the final of the Police Soccer invitation tournament here today. Kick-off ?s at 5.00 p.m. Beer tents will cater for the thirsty. Music will be provided by the Singapore Police Band. After the game, the66 words
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Article314 1960-12-21 14 B. NORMAN - B. NORMAN By STAMFORD. Wed. Singapore Chinese Recreation Club retained the S.L.T.A. Kliney Cup for the second year m succession when they beat V.M.C.A. 6-0 m the 'A' League yesterday. SCRC set a record m the present tournament by winning 19 matches. They lost only314 words
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