The Singapore Free Press, 20 October 1961
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Title Section22 1961-10-20 1 JO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1961. 15 CENTS.22 words
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Article63 1961-10-20 1 Tomorrow's amateur race preview and card* P. 12 irvey to gauge y y I* C w I family rinstries k Fri.— 1 mil Dei (i is > survey industries f ipand j more nol of j c bill I Mil U be ;!:.;r. idea ii63 words
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Article, Illustration202 1961-10-20 1 Singer to learn Chinese and Malay music INDIAN GIRL STUDIES HARD TO PUT OVER LOCAL SONGS AT CONCERT AT THE VIC NEXT MONTH SINGAPORE, Fri.— Miss Pankyamma Radhamma, an Indian classical singer, who has just graduated from the Sri Swathi Thirimal Music Academy, has come to Singapore to study Chinese202 words
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Article31 1961-10-20 1 CHRISTCHL'RCH (New Zeaianuj m. iiif British explorer, Sir Vivian Puchs, on his arrival here from Antarctica inst night .s.ic". Britain will continue to ex- pand scientific research In Antarctica.31 words
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Article28 1961-10-20 1 >INC;APORE. Fri.— The names and numbers of the competitors in the < hildren's Walk sponsor.•d by the Chinese YMCA vnU appear exclusively in The Free Preys tomorrow.28 words
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Article23 1961-10-20 1 WASHINGTON. Fri.— President nedy yesterday personally wel:r.- d Presideni Tubman o: Liberia when be arrived hvw for roar-da; rtsil to Washington.23 words
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229 1961-10-20 1 Two experts from N.Z. for Singapore's new research unit SINGAPORE, Friday. TWO New Zealand experts are to be recruited to stall Singapore's first industrial research unit They will be on loan under the Colombo Plan for a period of two to three years initially. f This was disclosed this morning229 words
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93 1961-10-20 1 VIETNAM FLOODS: MALAYA GIVES $300,000 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, announced today that the Federation Government is making a grant of $300,000 for flood relief in the Mekong Valley In Vietnam. The floods are reported to have reached the proportions of a major disaster, the Federation93 words
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Article98 1961-10-20 1 WASHINGTON, Fri. General Services Administration invited sealed bids for the purchase of about 18.700 Ion? tons of surplus tin slags. It said the bid opening would be held on April 4, 1962. at G.S.A. headquarters in Washington. The slags, which contained columbium and tantalum pentoxides,98 words
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324 1961-10-20 1 IN The Free Press tomorrow Percy Rudd, British racing expert and the confidant of trainers and jockeys throtigJwut the world, starts to tell the stories of racing "greats" whose careers are unrivalled in the history of the turf. Champions all. they kneic tragedy324 words
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Article28 1961-10-20 1 JOHANNESBURG. Fri. DrHendrik Verwoerd's Nationalists increased their representation from 102 seats to 105 in the parliamentary general election when final results were declared last night.28 words
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Article25 1961-10-20 1 MOSCOW. Frr.— Mr. Chou EnLai, Cmne.se Communist Prime Minister, last night rebuked Mr. Khrushchev for bringing the quarrel with Albania into the open.25 words
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Article25 1961-10-20 1 UNITED NATIONS. Fri.— The Soviet Ui.ion yesterday gave notice that it wouici press here for the withdrawal of foreign troops from South Korea.25 words
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242 1961-10-20 1 LITTLE SIGN OF RACE PREJUDICE IN AUSTRALIA, SAYS EDITOR SINGAPORE, Fri. Every Asian who goes to Australia quickly discovers there is scarcely any trace of racial prejudice. Mr. King Watson, editor-in-chief of The Daily Telegraph, one of the leading newspapers in Sydney, said this to The Free Press on his242 words
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227 1961-10-20 1 Merger: UK peer urges speedy solution IN THE INTERESTS OF ALL PARTIES' ONDON, Fri. The British Government was yesterday urged that a speedy solution to the political discussions now going on between the Prime Ministers of Singapore and Malaya would be in the interests of all parties concerned. This was227 words
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Article93 1961-10-20 1 \VK: T HER DEL/ RELIEF PLANES p:< I i. f' v<l „i sfn m tin- Ro> 111 R«J i! i.m I nrrc I 1 1 ii^ to i' i i Sup Man! H> lmn o} s. I Q ton i ;>• AWARD FOR RAF BAND I Fri tl., t93 words
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Advertisement67 1961-10-20 1 nll OPTiEK opticians j K m "I d <-»r. Tel: ***** I FAMILY CAR IN THE RANGE f Austin A.55 is outstanding as a big- c angers: comfortably takes five adults chUdrea More room for luggage: huge A-irj a 4 cylinder OHV engine that's full -::e eration to a top67 words
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Advertisement84 1961-10-20 1 max Factor fashions it IN PARIS! Max Factor fashions a make-up idea for tytt. For the 'Silhouette/ apply Eyeshadow over ltd area only, without extending upwards. Then silhouette th* eyelid with a "~**^hm lm« of Ey ettner. Behold that beautiful bif, deep-set took* To silhouette ycjr eyes, you'll need Max84 words
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Advertisement10 1961-10-20 1 YUASA tt^W****lifcJ jL 111 II SWtt^MITTIUOIHC CO.. I— O— 8lm«»«r<10 words
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329 1961-10-20 2 Bekoh's dividend not at all harsh, says Chronicle By The Free Press Market Correspondent SINGAPORE, Friday. THE PRESENT market price of Bekoh Consolidated Rubber's 2s. shares is less than half the peak level of 3s. 6d. reached last year, states the Investors Chronicle. ft may be inferred, accordingly, that the329 words
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226 1961-10-20 2 EQUITIES MAKE GOOD HEADWAY ON FIRM MARKET IONDON. Fn.-In spite of j depressing business news from the shipping industry, stock markets enjoyed generally firm conditions yesterday and equities made good headway in response to an increased demand. Giir-eagen securities continued to iree: koog Investment support ana again advanced on a226 words
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269 1961-10-20 2 TIN PRICES FALL: G.S.A. TENDER PROVES DISAPPOINTING I City section: Finance and industry I ON'DON. Fri. Tin Ij prices fell yesterday morning. The result of Wednesday's G. S. A. tender was regarded as somewhat disappointing In that the tin that was sold was disposed of at a fair discount from269 words
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Article32 1961-10-20 2 LONDON Pn rhe Finan- market indices tat 0 r hwi J«ar, wee.< a-o. yesterday's respeci T-r<* ::s 1 390.7, 370. S. 370.9 '>''try ;os ,s 177.*, 173 4 174 2.32 words
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Article137 1961-10-20 2 V^HIPS l>in aion<Mrte the Singapore *D.trw,- todjy .ire Yuri Qargarta i: \>---- i ."> 39 v' t n *wa Maru 40/41 Lj Isarco 4243 > v n 8 1 i o itr-r ro.Kt-. X r k Dj ::<■■■ a I < L r- f(.:.. W; r t*m137 words
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Article55 1961-10-20 2 HONG KONG. Thurs.— Closing prices here today wore: Previous Today X S. Bank Corporatio:; $338 $346 sales sales V\ heeiock Marden $12. t0 $12.80 sales sales H'kong phone $41.25 $43.00 sales sale? Di<:ry Furm Cold Storage $35.00 $3.i.25 sales sales raikOO Dock> 5G2.00 $64.00 sales sul6s lardine55 words
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Article101 1961-10-20 2 Last sales in the Singapore Trading Room yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS: Dunlops $1.12 Jcent», Gammon 51. 73 I cent), M. Cement $2 32 <— Icent), S. Times S3 (unchanged i TINS: Aokam $3.65 r 40 cerus>. Ay. Ilitam 40s. 9d. Berjuntai 355. < \)a.\, K.101 words
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85 1961-10-20 2 FRANKFURT. Fri- Western Mgeria is trying to improve the quality of its rubber and is also attempting to increase production. Chief S L Akintola. Prime Minister of Western Nigeria, told executives of the West German Rubber Using Industries Association here Herr Heinz A. Fritz,85 words
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Article40 1961-10-20 2 LONDON. Fri.— Stocks of refined tin in London metal exchange official warehouses at the end of last week totalled 4.757 tons (against 5.009 tons in the previous week) comprising: London 1.796, Liverpool 1.517 and Hul! 1.444 tons.40 words
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Article41 1961-10-20 2 BAGDAD. Fri.— The Iraqi Government has prepared legislation to restrict the oil companies' operations in Iraq to oil wells at present in production and to take away the remaining concessionary areas from the companies, it was disclosed here yesterday.41 words
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Article36 1961-10-20 2 AMMAN. Pri.— Suliman Jiries Yousef Hanna, sam to be a key ieader of the illegal Jordan Communist Party, was sentenced to 15 years imprisonment with hara labour by the State Security Court yesterday.36 words
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Article25 1961-10-20 2 LONDON, Pri. rhe Ghana Government has dismissed tiie last European civil servant serving with ius diplomatic missions abroad, it was disclosed today.25 words
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186 1961-10-20 2 $68 million orders at first day of London motor show I I ONDON, Fri.— Three big British car firms reported sales totalling; more than £8 million j ($6B million) before the; end of the first day of j the annual motor show here. The Ford Motor Company received orders worth186 words
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Article27 1961-10-20 2 HONG KONG. Fn.— A sheet ol 5(. fieak Hong Kern;.' University Gclu'.-n Jubilee HK$l.OO stamp.* na.s been sold for about Icm rimes its face value.27 words
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203 1961-10-20 2 Connoisseurs steal $100,000 worth of Italian paintings MILAN, Friday. pOLICL were last night investigating the theft of three paintings valued at about 4> million lire (almost $100,000) from a Milan art dealer. 1 The pictures wore taken from an engraving plant where they had been left foi reproduction. Police believe203 words
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150 1961-10-20 2 MAN WHO HELPED MILLIONS TO HEAR GETS NOBEL PRIZE STOCKHOLM, Fri. Professor Georg Yon Bekesy, 02. whose research work during the past 35 years has helped millions of deaf people the world over, was .yesterday awarded the 19til Nobel Prize lor Medicine. The Hungarian -born professor, who says his interest150 words
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Article23 1961-10-20 2 KINGSTON. Fri— Five people— a man and four boys have drowned this week in Jamaica in f.oods caused by torrential rams.23 words
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Article90 1961-10-20 2 rwXFORD (England), Pri— Famous British poet Robert Graves said yesterday upon his return here after an absence of 36 years that the Oxford accent "seems to be disappearing". "In my day." he said, "you seldom heard anything but Oxford English. Now there Is a lot90 words
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Article314 1961-10-20 2 are middle vrices U.K. Clo« Prices LONDON, Oct. 19. Previout Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS e.».f. E 11 rop 1 n oorts Oct urKiuotod unquoted 24 5/16 241 ROBBER No. 1 RSS Soot 24 9/16 212 RUBBER No. 1 RSS settlement Mouse Terms. Nov. jj314 words
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307 1961-10-20 2 U.S. scientist: Soviet super bomb Will harm 40,000 children NEW YORK, Friday. AN American scientist, Dr. Linus Pauling, claimed yesterday in a special broadcast beamed to the Soviet Union that Russia's proposed test of a 50-megaton hydrogen bomb would cause gross defects in 40,000 children to be born in the307 words
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163 1961-10-20 2 LIGHTNING STRIKES BY BRITISH SCHOOL TEACHERS LONDON. Fri. Angry teachers in many parts nf Britain yesterday protested against their unions decision to accept a £42 million pay offer (about 5357 million) from Education Minister Sir David Eccles. In several schools teachers staged lightning strikes and pupils had to be sent163 words
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Article122 1961-10-20 2 pARIS. rr eXp llms arrest^ street v lf der way yes c big airlift to and riot X S in the third reads fresh Qutb, In tWi stration> a 'with polip one ai were km ed ai^a arrested Thiee craft left p Algiers and r' |234 WusJ 'first of122 words
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Article13 1961-10-20 2 TOKYO ■<■: Japan c < Ihe ?>.-.. vioieru r H. i.j prova. o-. currer.' sessj13 words
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Advertisement148 1961-10-20 2 Ba*aj^^*> ■i^^^Mi/*' ■'"■•"■•-S tt*~+* y IBBBBi^aaBBBBBBBa^VBaa^^HMBBm C t JaaaaaV. < T^*^^^t-i —^^r^aaat. BLUfe SPOT CAR RADIO MAKES YOUR DRIVING k DELIGHTFUL EXPERiE' Models to suit every car and with Automatic tuning too on all wave bent THOSE WHO KNOW QUALITY BUY BLUE Sole Agents: Kee Hutt Radio Co., ltd Singapore148 words
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Article33 1961-10-20 3 ral th ires ':on I S fi B and standing set ist ■:.t .x rts- r w I I my r rv i f I mmand Rig] r t her I 1133 words
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Article86 1961-10-20 3 a.:-s\i: air I L D- an--1 Adams m 3300 hit d all these delays between flights." On Monday Universal Children's Day they will entertain 800 under-pri-vileged children at a free matinee show at the Victoria Theatre, and will follow up with two public performances at the same place on86 words
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257 1961-10-20 3 SINGAPORE, Friday. )|ORE than 3,000 students will be sitting various examinations under the auspices of the Adult Education Board in the latter part of November. A spokesman of the hoard told The Free Press that this was the biggest number of students yet257 words
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246 1961-10-20 3 JAPANESE YOUTH GOODWILL TEAM TO VISIT S'PORE ON S-E ASIA TOUR SINGAPORE. Fri. A Japanese youth goodwill mission 01 40 is due in the State on Oct. 28 o n a South-East Asian tour. Sponsored by the Japanese Prime Minister's Office, the mission Is aimed at "broadening the views and246 words
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Article43 1961-10-20 3 SINGAPORE. Fri Water will be cut oil' today in Zones Two and Five from 2 p.m. to p.m. No-water areas tomorrow are Zone.s Four and >ix >8 a.m. to 2 p.m.): and Zoi\e> One and Seven (2 p.m. to 8 p.m.*43 words
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155 1961-10-20 3 VARSITY MUSICAL SOCIETY TO HOLD CONCERT TOMORROW SINGAPORE, Fri. -The University of Malaya Musical Society will stage a concert at EusofT College at 8.00 p.m. tomorrow. Big feature of the day's programme will be the presentation of Bach's "Peasant's Cantata". The soloists are Mr. Robert Tan and Miss Samaladevi Dharmalingam.155 words
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Article42 1961-10-20 3 SINGAPORE, Fri. An American monk, the Rev Iru Price who came from San F-rincisco for a short visit a 'Bud dhism" tonight at £30 at rhe Victoria Memorial Hall. The talk is organised by the Smgapbr! Buddhist Youth Circle.42 words
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Article, Illustration563 1961-10-20 3 ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE DIARY rtjtrj SINGAPORE, Friday. ]\|R. T.G. COTTERELL, chairman of \he Christmas Fair being organised by a group of volunteers from the Services and Consular Corps and the general public and to be held at the Badminton Hall on Dec. 9, yesterday told me the progress of plans563 words
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171 1961-10-20 3 Production of sand severely hit by drought OINGAPORE, Fri.— The Singapore Housing and Development Board is trying to get sand supplies from Johore, as sand production in the State has been severely hit by the present drought. A spokesman of the Board said at least 100 lorry-loads of sand would171 words
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Article159 1961-10-20 3 Mr. M. D. Grant, a company executive from New Zealand, and his wife, arrived here for a three-day visit on their way to Bangkok. They stay at the Cockpit Hotel. Mr. E. P. Smith Jr.. an American security officer, arrived from Bangkok yesterday for a four-day stay159 words
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Advertisement143 1961-10-20 3 SEE OUR pS«Ji s P° r^ shirts j> r 4L^. /JK see our wide variety y^'^'-C^N f long short &^M% s l eeve< sport shirts J/Q^^a^^C in many styles 1 M -x *^!^-*U* v ijr'mS designs iBl rmPJ Arrow Jayson Ml 1 *^fcf Manhattan and J ;^K other leading W?143 words
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Miscellaneous382 1961-10-20 3 CINEMAS Centre, Set)ov Tines. S.S* p.m. 4LH\»IBRA- 'Secret of Birth i ISBRANDTSEN MOBILE li* d fion 930 TRADE FAIR at Singapore f \PITOL- The Last Sun- Polytechnic. Prince Edward Double ART SOCIEi 4 i fisfi qVo TV: Exhibition of works by rinnr Mr Roberts 145 local artists. British Council. 4382 words
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381 1961-10-20 4 HUNDREDS OF DOYS, GIRLS LEARNT TO SWIM IN ROTARY CLUB CAMPAIGN lIUNDREDS of children, between seven and 14 years, were taught to swim during the "Learn to Swim Month" campaign organised by the Singapore Rotary Club in August. Mr. Leslie Rayner, chairman of the planning subcommittee, said the campaign was381 words
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218 1961-10-20 4 LIM TIONG WAH - He survived a torpedo attack to become new master of big liner LIM TIONG WAH By SINGAPORE. Fri. I QX Aug. 1, 1943 at 7 p.m., the German freighter Mangkailihad, requisitioned by the Dutch when war was declared in 11)40, was hit by an enemy torpedo in African waters near218 words
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Article, Illustration93 1961-10-20 4 HE'LL STUDY MOTOR MECHANICS IN BRITAIN SINGAPORE, Fri. A former student of Beatty Secondary School, Pritam Singh, 22 (above), has left for England to take up a motor- mechanics coarse of Southhall, Middlesex. Pritam said he would be staying with a relative in England, Mr. Puran Singh, a foreman in93 words
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Article24 1961-10-20 4 MALACCA. Fri. Radio Malaya's new $500,000 highpowered transmitting station here, at the sth mile, Batu erendam Road. Is now in operation.24 words
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124 1961-10-20 4 80 REGISTER FOR ADULT BOARD CLASS ON CAR REPAIRS SINGAPORE, Fri. More than 80 students have so tai registered for the course in motor car maintenance and repair, organised by the Adult Education Board. The first 40 students will commence their lessons, to be conducted in English on Mondays and124 words
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Article63 1961-10-20 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The new ten-cent stamp in the series of pictorial stamps for Selangor bearing the portrait of the Sultan of Selangor will be placed on sale at the General Post Office, Singapore, on Nov. l. The stamps will be on sale at all post offices63 words
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171 1961-10-20 4 Agents in S'pore wanted for U.S. products i i SINGAPORE, Fri. "Significant interest" has been shown by local businessmen in the third Isbrandtsen Mobile Trade Fair now open to the public at the Singapore Polytechnic. This was stated by a spokesman of the Commercial Section of the American Consulate-General. He171 words
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96 1961-10-20 4 MALACCA, Fri. -Rev. Iru Price, a Buddhist priest from Los Angeles, will give a series of lectures on Buddhism at the Buddha Jainti Hall, Gajah Be rang -Road, tomorrow and on Sunday. Rev. Price has been chosen to represent the Universal Buddhist Fellowship96 words
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Article29 1961-10-20 4 IPOH. .The Perak State Government has decided to abolish the $4 annual rental on water neters. collected half-yearly in advance, as from January next year.29 words
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189 1961-10-20 4 ENGINEER ON HOW INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT CAN BE A SUCCESS HERE QINGAPORE. Fri.— A visit ing Indian industrial engineer and manager of a machine tool firm in Bombay. Mr. M. V. Mantri. specifies foiir basic conditions by which industrialisation in this part of the world will succeed. The four points he189 words
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Article44 1961-10-20 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. —The Pan-Malayan Islamic Party Government will face a motion of no confidence when the State Legislative Assembly meets on Oct. 30. The motion will be moved by the Party Negara whip. Wan Daud bin Hajl Ahmad.44 words
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216 1961-10-20 4 QINGAPORE, Frl. Suloh Nantah, Journal of the English Society of the Nanyang University, halls the formation of the Pan-Mala-yan Writers' Union as "an epoch-making event in our country, and deserves our highest tribute and warmest support." The editorial states: "For the first time in the216 words
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Advertisement356 1961-10-20 4 KILL PESTS J^, JkL;A a -3 J ;^4l Jfe Only C^ C x &s^i& v tos a^ (i 43 rims wrru I n«T» mmi. itb. «rnii*«3 *TtfM£SW »..«0".. HI ClM.<MlM«.hwi T.I »!>•* '0 *••< I.smi T(< •><<] MM «•*«<• HU I t Mi ■> 1 1 I (t. FP 20.10.C1356 words
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Advertisement281 1961-10-20 4 MAKE UP i^ YOUR V- MIND V Qjj LOOK AT V^ >■ OUTSTANDING |^^V Here, at Ust. is the outstanding new ROTARY Super 41. designed and pro- A duced entirely in Switzerland The ROTARY Super 41m timepiece q Hj of rare elegance combined with built- •>| in technical achievement* such281 words
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Article73 1961-10-20 5 A voyage through the Spanish Main to find the wrecks of Spanish galleons sunk while carrying vast treasuries of gold, silver and other valuables. Today the author comes face to face with the monster guardian of o fabulous silver hoard beneath the wares. Six men had73 words
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1101 1961-10-20 5 Lt. Harry - Six divers had gone down... none returned Lt. Harry by I CONCLUSION D ii!\ descent until the I <ihj Spanish schooner I ii\ beneath me and wen! r y one hundred feel, when I p lhal jutted out from the I iim.iu nts 1 had landed on the old schooner1,101 words
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Miscellaneous240 1961-10-20 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c Fred Diekenson MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis HAKPTSTJ'KJKCCYPuI L^-'H^-^t TUA7 PV^S T//£ I \'7U£Y^OLL^V££> M£- B9HBSI I I LEP7 TMIS PMOWE V-—*-< 3 VA9 A\: AttEST. WUY I j J /ZAA/'-we 7D YG>Ot«r t/C6/&£-' NAffM NUMBER POR YOU- /IIL-BeO Pi^YOU COA/.glC KWEW240 words
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Article373 1961-10-20 6 Local men make good at sea IT is good news that ni n c Singapore youth.-, serving as officer cadets aboard vessels owned by local Chinese shipowners. ba v c completed a year's pre-sea training course and are on their 1 way to becoming first officers or masters of I373 words
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Article, Illustration1391 1961-10-20 6 Where tragedy's children learn to laugh and play again THROUGHOUT [he world every village and every town is full of young, healthy and lively children. They all add a little liveliness to the streets and a little rowdiness to the home that would otherwise remain quiet and deserted when all1,391 words
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Article132 1961-10-20 6 The Free Press reported: The World is out of Town: the world Is London. Geographers assure us that of the terrestrial hemisphere the centre is London, and the centre of London lies somewhere between Temple Bar and Charing Cross, in this centre there is no evidence that132 words
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Article79 1961-10-20 6 rwMIE Daily Mail of London 1 has said that, while French motorists are annoyed if a driver doesn't "toot" his horn when overtaking "in England they sometimes shake their fists il you do." I Englishmen only toot "in the direst emergency," .•-aid the paper. They had "the79 words
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Article82 1961-10-20 6 Life is like that down i 4 tiearci out... Una uu l terty oesidi 3 can whi meant i -an h< arfc v and ha h me, and put.' h i to lob -M< withmi (v mum in for m to a a UU ;X<r. with an told hin v82 words
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Miscellaneous242 1961-10-20 6 TODAY'S RADIO KAUIO SINGAPORE Does tile team ihink; 11.00 m\.hT. xx' I s| No love For Linda. Medium Wave Service: RADIO MALAYA (41.7 metres) 176 melrcs PM.-1.15 Tiffin cat*; 1.30 A M.— 11.00 Programme .sum- Time signal, news; 1.40 New&mary; 11.02 Concert pop^ 11.30 reel; 1.50 Tiffin date; 2.00 Close242 words
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Miscellaneous91 1961-10-20 6 L j I I I 1 ji§S&- ipSiL" H Sa'n\'-r,' sUlTed by the sta;es g S u in UnM, ,3.. 15 Moves, and ..oimds like little SoUnd llkc an adult gg«M> ha U H ar«; 2b They may refuse lo work in «h" P Ulil lhc '"'OurUe I 28 Us91 words
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249 1961-10-20 7 Expert sees a bright future for industrial scheme: Plan is sound' aUS tralia will be very sympathetic towards the need oF POLY STUDENTS FOR PRACTICAL TRAINING OVERSEAS' SINGAPORE, Fri. I i mrence J«*n Hartnett, Australian inan(l onsllltan t now visiting I on' expressed very "optimistic" views ip r industrialisation programme.249 words
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Article, Illustration175 1961-10-20 7 The Commissioner of Folice, Mr. A. E. G. Blades, and other high-ranking officers attended the "Phul Pati" or head-cutting ceremony which climaxed the ten-day Dashera celebrations of the Gurkhas at Mount Vernon, Singapore. At the Phul Pati rite, a175 words
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96 1961-10-20 7 WAR OFFICE HEAD DUE FOR NINE-DAY VISIT SINGAPORE. Fri. Lt.General C. L. Richardson, director-general of military training at the War Office, and former OOC, Singapore Base District, is due to arrive here tomorrow on a visit to the Far East Land Forces While in Singapore, General Richardson will visit the96 words
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59 1961-10-20 7 42 HAWAIIANS ARRIVE FOR FOUR-DAY STAY CJ ING A PORE. Fri. Forty two Hawaiian tourists, comprising businessmen, professional people and housewives, have arrived here in the course of a pleasurc-cum-study tour of the East. The tourists, will stay in Singapore for four days before leaving for Bangkok and Hong Kong59 words
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Article, Illustration142 1961-10-20 7 SINGAPORE, Friday. fy|ALAYANS will be able to take over all the lop executive positions in the Singapore Marine Department in about live to 10 years. This was stated by Mr. I. D. Essex, Assistant Port Officer, before he left Singapore >r Britain142 words
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Article28 1961-10-20 7 I SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Chamber of Com- 1 merce will hold an extra- j ordinary general meeting in Denmark House at 2.30 p.m. j today.28 words
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Article110 1961-10-20 7 MISSES CITY TENTH TIME PAY A LEBAR. Fri. An American engineer, who called at Singapore on transit to New York, regretted that he had not yet seen the city oxrn though this was his 10th visit. Mr. J. L. Costa, who arrived by air from Indonesia on the way homo,110 words
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Article34 1961-10-20 7 KLUANG, Fri. The Assistant 0.C.P.D.. Kluang, Inspector Sycd Mokhtar bin Syed Yassin, will leave lor Australia at the end of this month on a six months' police course, under the Colombo Plan.34 words
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153 1961-10-20 7 SINGAPORE, Friday. piFTEEN pre sea students of the nautical department of the Polytechnic have returned after a three-day cruise on a .T7 Water Transport Company (RASC) motor vessel. "The Army are helping out by giving them practical experience during their vacation." said Capt. A.153 words
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108 1961-10-20 7 ATTAP HUTS ARE ON THE WAY OUT, SAYS LANDS MANAGER SINGAPORE, Fri.— Mr. J. W. Hill, Lands Manager ox the Singapore Housing ami I Development Board, tor the last eight years ha^ returned to England on expiry of his contract. About 50 members oi thej Board and friends went on108 words
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92 1961-10-20 7 HE WILL ASSESS NEED FOR AERIAL PICTURES SINGAPORE, Fri.— A Swiss aerial photographic survey engineer, Mr. Rene Vit>io. is now in Singapore in the course of a South-east Asian tour, to studty town and country development and assess the need for aerial photographs. Mr. Visio, said he would also lake92 words
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48 1961-10-20 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Governor of Malacca, Tun Haji Abdul Malek bin Yusuf, was among the 700 guests who witnessed the Beating the Retreat and a torchlight tattoo by the Federation Royal Police at Banda Hillir padang here. About 5,000 people watched the performance.48 words
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Advertisement213 1961-10-20 7 :>>:>;>:;:::;: r •r::rT :-:;:srrr£* RELIABLE AND ECONOMICAL^ Mr/2 F 1 I S§ B /)uv^-^ /W^ rim Model 80 Genuine 14K Cold Nib and Rolled Cold Cap. Piston Filler Fountain Pen with Ball Pen to Match... ONLY $13.50 Ex-Spore. In an elegant gift box Obtainable from all touting stores \rffilTZj KOON213 words
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Miscellaneous554 1961-10-20 7 IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY. AQUARIUS (Jan 21 Feb 19): I RFMINI lMay zz Juno 21): IF 110 lUUn DiniiiUHi... HI|UNniUO IF rLANNING Utminl PROBABLY a sports journey, this is a food time to event will bring the best pleaYOV have a slron? will ana gei fln ear y s(aft (he554 words
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Article, Illustration240 1961-10-20 8 tjtj MISS KNOW-HOW] —^mmtmmmm md PEOPLE SAY THAT IT IS AN INDEFINABLE QUALITY BUT EVERY GIRL CAN ACQUIRE IT AT SMALL COST WHAT is glamour? People say that it is an indefinable something that you either have or have not. Whether it is "magic and enchantment" as the dictionary240 words
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431 1961-10-20 8 The gentle art of stopping your wife from buying things she doesn't need JJOW can one stop a wife who is extnivagant and buys things her family doesn't really need? An exasperated husband, writing to our Family Problem competition, says that his wife often goes out shopping but comes back.431 words
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190 1961-10-20 8 MRS. KNOW- HOW - MRS. KNOW-HOW BABY CLINIC. ..FOR HERE'S a little girl with a big appetite. Elizabeth is eight weeks old, her mother says, and weighs thirteen pounds: "She is bottle fed, taking six ounces at a time. "Although she gets the wind up very well after190 words
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Article229 1961-10-20 8 TF you're one of those 1 women who just jot down the names and addresses of your friends in any old notebook you could lay your hands on, it's time you do something about it. Invest in an address book one which you will be229 words
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Advertisement317 1961-10-20 8 WXft fjn •XLHQ 2 iiil Z j |U IH 3Z SSwtttUk V 3 4 W M ncnEsin I AGNESiA Powder spc- J'-Sjl *****: I r gt »<| I B cially formulated for the B w '^i! fi prcvenfion and cure of fiSnialH I PRICKLY HEAT and derm.- EESSIJI BBBB| I317 words
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Advertisement220 1961-10-20 8 its rays work wondei^^ \T M f I >i. j I In white broadcloth. Sizes 32-36 a J2-4Cb I I AVAILABLE AT ALL BETTER STORES II Sole Distnl>u!crb.-- I I SINGAPORE: HARRISON (Mi LTD. P.O. I, > t I I KUALA LUMPUR: DYALCHAND AMARSINGH 63 6: j I PENANG: EASTERN220 words
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Article, Illustration16 1961-10-20 9 CAMERA QUIZ $55 For your latters every week YOUTHS MUST BE ALLOWED TO PICK OWN CAREERS16 words
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Article, Illustration65 1961-10-20 9 TH E WINNER |M sfl EE HOCK, Dept. of Informv a t i o n JflHk Malacca: frfcl'J Success, mediocrity or failure in life depends to a large degree on the choice of a career. Children, knowing their own natural aptitude, will naturally choose a career in which they know65 words
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Article, Illustration95 1961-10-20 9 MISS KAY YEO, Sommerville Road: Choos®i n g a career is like choosing one's life partner. It has to be a personal choice. A c a r e fn I selection helps pave the way fo r happiness all round. But of course, young people with their inexperience need95 words
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Article186 1961-10-20 9 THE choice of a career should, with some conditions, be left to the person concerned. But these conditions are important especially so if the individual is young. This is the general opinion of readers. First and foremost it must be made clear that there exist not only three, four186 words
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Article, Illustration1175 1961-10-20 9 L. 'IM Imi r" low R a ii t is m 1 •V. I I >K(,J <HI \\C. MX T. H. GIILM. East Coast Road: Par ents can only advise and guide their children on the ditferent careers a v ailable. The final choice should lie with the children1,175 words
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Advertisement294 1961-10-20 9 FREE HOME DELIVERY We invite you to become a regular "jP I reader of the FREE PRESS. Com "TT I fIL plete the special delivery form be- low and hand it to your news-vendor wffxSmtk or post it to the address below and mL AkTlfSl the FREE PRESS will be294 words
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Advertisement261 1961-10-20 10 X'MAS SEASON BUY NOW Fancy Bedcovers $*•'<> English Handkerchiefs 1 Box $2 50 Children's Con-Cans $3.90 U.S.A. Boby Btonkets S2.SO Variety pi Ladies Blouses, Slocks, Jcons, Skirts, Shorts. Pyjamas. Nighties, T-Shirts, Dustercoats. JANTZEN WEAR for All. LUCK'S LTD. 17, Orchard Road, I S pore-9. Tel: *****. JET E X SUPERMAKiNk261 words
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Advertisement227 1961-10-20 10 Jinian DELICIOUS CONFECTION KEEPS your mouth FRAGRANT FRESH oil day long! HANDY PACK 20 -.ts. ECONOMY PACK 80 cts. r muih Obtainable from all -i,^ good Sundry Shops i Students Who Go Overseas You need OVERCOATS QUILTS SCARVES WOOLLEN PULLOVERS UNDERWEAR GLOVES JUMPERS WINTER PYJAMAS. Come Let Us ADVISE and227 words
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Advertisement585 1961-10-20 10 CANE FUKNIItiKE is lv vegue. See ihe latest fashionably sty lea furniture by ADRIAN'S at their .showroom. 425, River Valley Road. Furniture of your own design and specification also undertaken. "HING'S" IS THE Trade Name of a popular range in men's underwear with a world-wide appeal. Made from quality material,585 words
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Advertisement565 1961-10-20 10 £XFERI OR\ CLEANING makes your clothes last longer ana look cleaner. Send yours to the WHITEHOUSE DRY CLEANING CO., 412/4, Orchard Road. EYE CARE IS of the greates importance for all. Always consult experienced opticians for eye rating and in the makUigoi glasses etc. Consult the EvuJtSHARP OPTICAL HOUSE 328.565 words
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Advertisement207 1961-10-20 10 are on *aie at CHOP KWONG SOON 254, South Bridge Road. it TIGER NITE CLUB in Great World Park again provides weekend Malayan attractions for the entertainment of tourists and visitors from abroad. LUCK'S WKKK-EXD BARGAINS includes fancy bedcovers, English handkerchiefs, children's can-can, U.S.A. babypants and a I variety of207 words
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Advertisement310 1961-10-20 10 j3^ 'Chilprufe" J^T^L NAode in Englond INFANTS SOFT-SOLED SMOIS Mode of SOFT COTTON SATIN NYLON In various delightful designs and in different sixes Imported By:— SOON JOO CO (House of Children's Wear) S3, High St. Spore-6 Telephone: ***** LOOK '^^p^SL^ 1 uun mg^^^^ CARPETS ARE BRIGHTER! Clothes LAST LONGER LOOK310 words
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Advertisement176 1961-10-20 10 ill I As Yog Pi, I w Avo.lobi ot 01l |g TAI WAH TRA J 52, HIGH ST Your EYES Ccwf Toke Good Core 0.. 11 B Conjult,« 5 B EVERSHARP OPTlGi>l Branch: fl 74, SERANGOON Q A J Opposite N.AjJI S'pore-19 T d J household] Pequot Coioun-d Sheet, I176 words
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Article, Illustration122 1961-10-20 11 SINGAPORE, Friday. rugb> fifteen formed on silic Barbarians in England, with the rugger fans in ago, has again been rer ti Kuala Lumpur on the; adang against the Selangor Club. j The Tankards team will be: j John Hancock <18 Signals Regt.i, T. Thomas «RAF>, Hcdlty-Jones <RAF), B. Gibb122 words
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Article276 1961-10-20 11 SINGAPORE. Friday. president of the Singapore Federation, addressing the the Association at the Goh expressed confidence that yam will win a sold medal P r.insula Games at Rani;oon in December. If they retain the fine form shown in the recent South East Asia Basketball hampionship, the team should have276 words
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Article, Illustration873 1961-10-20 11 ALAN HOBY - Champion Charnley plans his new career -as a hairdresser ALAN HOBY IT WILL BE PERMS INSTEAD OF PUNCHES WHEN HE RETIRES j By London, Friday THE pearl-grey 2.4 Jaguar with the eye-catching, red leather upholstery slid to a stop outside the pleasant, semi-detached house in Thanetroad, Bexley, Kent. Out of873 words
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Article148 1961-10-20 12 A RECORD number of race horses imported from Australia and New Zealand has been registered with the Strait* Racing Association this season, SCRUTINEER writes from Ipoh About 200 new importations have already been classified and according to latent information another 50 thoroughbreds are expected to arrive148 words
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157 1961-10-20 12 BOMBAY, Friday. VIA LAVA'S Teh Kew San and Omar Ibrahim were in great form last night. They beat India's A. Shaikh and V. M. Bhat in the men's doubles of the Wesl India badminton championships. The Malayan pair reached iiw semi-final alter their157 words
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Article38 1961-10-20 12 TACOMA. Washington. Fri. Gene Fullmer, holder of the Amprican national Boxing Association version of the world middleweight championship, will defend his title igainsi Benny Paret. the world Kelterweisht champion on December 9 at Las Vegas.38 words
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Article29 1961-10-20 12 ADELAIDE. Fri. Sydney professional Darrell Welch led the tielci with a three-under-par 70 vt>terday in the iirst round oi the Adelaide Advertiser $7,000 72 holes golf tournament.29 words
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Article28 1961-10-20 12 BUENOS AIRES. Fri.— ltaly's Nicola Pietranceli defeated Patririo Apey. of Chile. 6-1. 6-4. 6-3. ir the men's singles of the 32nd Argentine International tennis .curnument here.28 words
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Article104 1961-10-20 12 MARGARET MAY GET A SECOND CHANCE SYDNEY. Fri. Australian women's tennis champion. Margaret Smith, of Victoria, is likely to get a second chance to win the Wimbledon title in 1962. She would be first choice in any mixed or women's team for overseas, and next month the Council of the104 words
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Article27 1961-10-20 12 NEW YORK. Fri. Harold Johnson, light heav>*weight champion, signed to defend the title against undefeated Doug Jones at Miami Beach Convention Hall on Dec. 2.27 words
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833 1961-10-20 12 Alu Alu is best over the hurdles in tomorrow's amateur races Scrutineers preview of tomorrow's meeting IPOII, Friday. ALU Alu stands out as one of the day's best bets in tomorrow's card A of the Perak Turf Club's amateur meeting. I do not propose looking beyond him for the winner833 words
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Article69 1961-10-20 12 SCRUTINEERS BETS RACE 1: Moondyne, Sarah Jane. Kolek. RACE 2: Chunkette, Folza. Cash Cheque. RACE 3: Champagne, Movie Fan. City of Paris. RACE I: Alu Alu. Charlemond. RACE 5: Pizarro. Far Vision. Straits Code. RACE 6: Performer. Orissa, Majestas. RACE 7: Umeed. Arrieties. Strong and Free. RACE 8: Crown Lease,69 words
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613 1961-10-20 12 Nicely-drawn Champagne merits each-way support in Race Three over 6F. In April at Peuang. lie was a winner over a similar trip, beating Brown Booty by half length, and at the Kuaia Lumpur June meeting he ran Couruer II to a short head also over 6F. Orissa ran also be613 words
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Article395 1961-10-20 12 THE following are scratch- ings, orders of running and starting times for tomorrow's amateur races at Ipoh: RACE ONE: 2.15 P.M. Horses Mara Class 5 2 furs, straight. Catchweights 12st. 7 lbs. Trophies. Moondyne. Big Heart, Kolek. Zariff, Raja. Jim. Bess. Yeoman. Deep Purple. Teddy Boy. First Choice.395 words
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